Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 310, 9 November 1914 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ARD SUTf-TELEGfUAM, STOITOAT, WOT, 9, ISM.

BETHUNE DESTROYED BY HEAVY ATTACKS

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Invaders Hurl Forces Against Allies Line at Arras in Three Unsuccessful Assaults by Night. BY FRANKLIN P. MERRICK,

Staff Correspondent of International

Newt Service.

PARIS, Nov. 9. An increase In the

activities of the Germans In the nor

thern sphere is reported. Three violent night attacks were made by the invaders against the allies' lines at Arras, all of which were repulsed. A series of artillery duels are in progress from the Belgian frontier to Ar

ras. Bethune has been caught by a bombardment and has been partly destroyed. At Cambrin, southeast of Bethune, German and French artillery are thundering at each other. Some of the big guns in this district are being manned by German naval forces, so that every fighting man in the ranks l might be free to defend the trenches !or take part in the furious charges 'which make the lighting there. Make Heavy Attacks. Determined attacks are being directed against the line of the French and British around Aix Naonlett, a village lying at the foot of the wooded chain of hills commanding the road from Arras to Bethune. The French artillery is outnumbered, hut the German infantry and cavalry are in less force than those of the : allies. In West Flanders the Germans are still pressing against the lines of the allies, and Sunday was marked by activity over the greater part of the 125-mile battle lino. The Indian troops who are fighting on the northern line, are winning plaudits for their valor, but they have lost heavily. Every day reports are being received of 500 being killed in a night attack, of 4,000 falling in an attempt to take a British trench in close formation. It is the sumo story every day; ihe talo of terrible German losses due to their own bravery or the sacrifices of their officers.

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defense for the purpose of reporting to congress some policy whereby the interests of the nation could be properly

safeguarded.

NINE TOWNSHIPS

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Grove, 99c and 99c; Whitewater,

$1.07 and $1.07. The following decreases were shown: Dalton township, 10c; Greene township, 8c; New Garden township, 20c; Wayne township, lc; Webster township, 2c; Cambridge City, Sc; East German town, 3c; Fountain City, 20c;

Whitewater, 4c The following are the increases: Abington township, 2c; Boston township, 40c; Center township, 2c; Clay township. 2c; Franklin township, 2c; Harrison township, 2c; Jackson township, 3c; Jefferson township. 2c; Perry township, 20c; Washington township, 2c; Boston corporation, 36c; Centerville. 3c; Dublin. 2c; Greensfork, 8c; Dublin, 2c; Greensfork, 8c; Hagerstown, 7c; Milton, 20c; Richmond, 8c; Spring Grove, 9c.

ARREST PEDDLER.

Thomas Branson, a peddler, will be arraigned in city court tomorrow morning on a charge of selling short measures of potatoes.

China is Increasing cigarette imports.

TURK FORTS CRUMPLE BY LEASED WIRE. ATHENS, Nov. 9. The Turkish forts at Sedil Bahr and Koumkale. at the western end of the Dardanelles, are slowly crumbling beneath the bombardment of British and French warships, according to a wireless message received here today. A number of explosions have occurred inside the forts.

SNOW IN NEW YORK. BY LEASED WIRE. MIDDL.ETOWN, N. Y., Nov. 9. The first real snow-storm of the winter struck this section early today and from 2 to 3 inches of snow fell. The mercury dropped to 22 above.

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GRAY ADVOCATES

(Continued from Pago One.) have been taken out of commission. We are also very short of officers, but despite this fact that navy board has boon 'plucking' efficient officers right, and left, on the theory that, they have outlived their usefulness and should he retired to make room for younger officers. The majority of

Few things in the war have astonished Britain more than Winston Spencer Churchill's trip to Antwerp at the time of the siege. The First Lord of the Admiralty, according to a young British officer, who was attached to the headquarters staff of the British marines in Antwerp, went up in an aeroplane and flew Over the city and its defenses. He afterward motored to the officers and told them the position of the enemy. Despite the opposition of his wife, Mr. Churchill last year learned to fly and passed an examination which gave him a pilot's license.

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these men who have been 'plucked' are thoroughly efficient seamen, and I am against this 'plucking' system now in vogue first, last and all the time. "1 am also going to continue my fight for a government owned armor plant and plants for the manufacture of guns and ammunition. Millions of dollars have been wasted by giving such contracts to privately owned plants. "Our naval observers in Europe will have much interesting data to guide the committee in its decision on the new building program. "As for myself, 1 believe the day

of the dreadnaught has passed. The submarines have placed them out of business. It has been shown that a line of battleships can not operate within the radius of a submarine's activities. I won't say how I stand on the question of building more battleships, but it looks to me as though the submarine is about the last word in naval construction." Mr. Gray also said that he favors the establishment of a naval reserve, so that the navy would have a corps of trained men to fall back on in the

I event, of war, and he favored the pro

posal of the appointment of a commission to study the question of national

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