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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

o'g eSo
Fuons-l Used Stuart's
Hum WATERS"
now splotchy or plmply
"a you can clear II quickly
IT'S Calcium Wafsrs This
" 10 a fact These 1T
AsIs clear the blood al
Calolum Sulphide. their
1ent. is this greatest blood
~ science Stuart's CAL
We not q particle Of polls
Me or opletes In thorn-
zen With perfect freedom
as their main inxredi-
5horongh. quick and ef-
3eanser known. calcium
um Whfers will maks
use your faco will De a
pot only TO yourself whom
ne glanB. but TO eyeryhnSv
you and talks with you,
ceif That Stuart's Calcium
ond doubt the best and
nc skin purifier In the
aest contented until you
QUO ooT at your drug
et once and In a few
torination w1n be a de-
20 you. advertisement, }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
'erehouses Burned.

Oct: 2b.-Flre which de-
warehouses; Of Swift Ss 90.
6sock Yards last night
OF $500, 900, according TO
4y Firemen were still
On the blaze this morning.
g been placed under con-
4onight Twenty firenen
Dy ammonia fumes when
q ali will recover.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
3||VC WEALTH
|j|VQUER CANCER
| lCities Are Liberal in
hating Money for
rilmental Work.
RESULTS NOTED
Ina Mesothorium AL
Lie Basis of Pseudo
'Intihc Grafters.
REsULTs NOTED

cIncf 25,-In vlsw Of the
Ilsults attained In the treat
ncer. moro than a dozen
IL have voted money Tor
of radium and Its sister
1ofhorium. The approprie-
a high rs 100000 at Lepsio
a Berlin. Munich is the
LIN not yet in the market,
mel having postponed Its
I LOCO appropriation on the
Speculators had raised the
l5fum artifotally and ex.
The total amount voted
. kbe empire Is already about
1Ir6 than half tho value Of
totsl supply of radium at
vsrest In these substances
!, o rare opportunity for
"a radium promoters arc al
4 Geld. The German fnan-
ecently warned the public
ydventurer who has already
oik the English and French
I D pretended radium com
/ now flooding Germany with
using investment In the
bImilar concern. He has OBJ
of possible investors and
he customary enormous
ID Evident.
5stitutes arc sprlnging up
ortant German city, but the
ID treatment are, as usual
by a mass Of e1travagent
really scientific develop
Ned is the application Of
|ncsothorium to diseases Of
his is the subject Of an
~. Hugel in the Munich
-&kly. DR.. Hugel g expert
extended over only six
hort a time for positive
rRtions, but he has treated
the eardrum and diseases
nth, ailments which have
Ibd medical treatment, and
of eases noted a marked
4 The treatment Is pain
only a small quantity Of
five uilligTammes-is re-
not expensive.
re Problem.
Ime publication Professor
{tf the Samariter House at
Eeports on an alternative
cancer by q combination
md radioactive treatment.
b chemical element cholin,
: 0f the decomposition Of
Of the fatty substances
body. 1t was observed
u ago that under the in
Z qium rays the lecithin Of
I tded to change into chohn.
Experiments with the In.
.H cholin into the body,
ling in 8 chemical way one
0f radioactive treatment.
]vlrner has now treated SOW
cases and reports in a
Lpercentage decided i'm
IN some instances the com
rance Of the growth un-
has been noted, though
tell whether actual cures
ored.
advantages claimed BY
rner for his method of
nat the amount of radium
9atly reduced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
Zeal Beauty
g Your Complexion
ring Youthful Color
art's Calcium Waters,
ehn Eruption Rene

the lotions and oream ms
~ you won't have q good
- your blood Is free from
which cause p!mDles,
epots. blackheads and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11

Washington. Apfil -Wisii8fA
Wallace Corries seamah, and John
Chase klestow first class MASTER al
arms we're tbe two mon irilled IN thn
neht nt 0uayma4 Rear Admiral
cowics reported ta iho navy depart
nent bate today hy wireless va san
Diego station
corries nearest relative Is a. 8. y.
c0rrie of Los Angeles. Cal. tie had
served in the navy two years. Kie4-
lows nearest relative n his father,
who lives IN san Frnnclsco lie had
been in the navy eleven years. fl0th
men had excellent records Admiral
cowleE reports they were not likely rs
be- aggroSsorH In "a street nRht.
There have been repeated displays
of anu-American feeling AZ some %
tho Pacific ports 90 Mexico 81 late A
few weeks ago. when faik al interven~
liOu was "a its height. fwo officers of
the cruiser Denver were nssaulted
while ashore az einavmas and on an-
other recession when the navy had or
dered the Denver To another port, an
ti-American feeling wan running 80
strong that her orders wore counter
nanded and she remalned to protect
Americans and other iurqlsnerA
A fuli report of the investigation ~
th,. affair hy Admiral Cowles viii
reach the navy department. shortly.
and what Is TO be done about the lat
est attack then viii be derldee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
CALIFORNIANS DEFEND
ANTI-AgIltN LEGISLATION

Sacramento. April il.--1'he aEith-
tlon IN political and business circles
la Toxic concerning the proposed
alien land law now pending before
the California legislature ls not iusu-
fled by the facts in the ease, accord g.
ing to members of the senate who
read the dispatch today from the
Japanese capital
"Nothing In the bill now before the
legislature can Doe construed as at
fectng the present holdings OF amy
aliens. regardless of their right TO
become citizens. said senator
Thompson. who was active in draft
ing the measure.
$50 couascauon De- planned and thc
Japanese have been misinformcd as
TO our intentions. Land now neid h>
aliens may be retained forever. fot
AN that this bill is concerned.
"Tho only restrictions are on nnd
To be acquired hereafter whether hs
lease or purchase. sift, dcvise or 9th
erwiso. The bin limits future icaaes
to three Years duration, and owner
ship 10 one year. This is regarded ha
ample time for an alien Go dispose of
such property without loss.
"rhc rights of any allen to citizen
chip viii not AFFECT his status 80 tat
aH ownership OF land is concerned
An aliens viii be- treated alike under
tins act for IL has been drawn to app
ply equally 10 Japanese. German oi
English subjects, or the subjects o'
any other foreign nation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
REPUBLIC
SENDS GREETING
TO NATIONS
or WORLD
Formal Address from Yuan
Shi Kai's Government Gre
ates Excellent Impression
at Washington.
RECOGNITION ONLY
MATTER OF FEW DAYS
Ily Leased Wire 10 Ivcnlne herald.

iSy Leased Wire "a Evening Herald.
Washington. April ~ The formal
address Of the new chinese republic
to tha world was received here today
hy cable and taken up ay rresiden;
Wilson and the cabinet. its text may
be- made public iAlef. The cabinet
discussed the Qurftion Of recognition.
No action was taken hut word went
out that as soon as organization of
the constitutional assembly IA finish
ed. which probably viii DC tomorrow,
formal recognition Of Yuan shi Kara
government will be made by the
United States.
Members 81 the cabinet talked en-
Enthusiastically OF the address as q a.
piomatic uiterance that brenthed the
spirit of liberty by an awakened
people.
The fact that Brazil Peru and Mex
leo already have recognized China
did not create, ,any impression Of re-
gret that the United States had not
actually been the first Ia recognize
the new republic. Members of the
cabinet pointed ont tnat the United
States IN appealing TO the nations
of the world for joint action, had In
effect been the first 20 demonstrates
its attitude. u win be matter Ot
only few days. too. they snid, when
The new republic would be taken in
10 the family OF nations represented
al washington. Reports of attempt
ed demonstrations and political unrest
are not disturbing the administra-
tiOn. they declared.
Tho cabinet took under consider
alton also today the questions Great
"a by the pending alien land law iog-
sslation in California with the ex-
pressed hope that california would
not enact any law "a impair treaty
obligations. The friendly feeling OF
this country for China. whose citizens
also can not be naturalizod was cited
as AN evidence that the wilson admin
lstration was anxious to promote good
feeling in the far east and was ea-
pcciaily anxious to retain the friend
ship of Japan.
Later today President Wilson dis
cussed with newspaper correspond
ents the Japanese question ana de-
clnred the United States entertained
/ the hope that when the legislation IL
nally wns enacted a would not prove
| Objectionable 90 Japan. Tie wid thh'
! the japanese minister he'd drawn th'
matter 90 his attention la manner
that assured him of the fricndlines
of Japan for the United States rh'
president Indicated that there WAS an
earnest effort afoot IN California t'
frame the law In accordance VIII
constitutional rights so mat Japai
would not be offended Mr. Wilson
was optimistic over general umien.
bic outcome.
referring 10 china, tho presiden
explained that the intention had beer
80 recognize China as soon as th'
constituent assembly Was organized
hut that tho adjournment ~ the as
sem6lv had postponed the event.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
Fatal Fight Between LOCAL
Authorities and Shore Party
from Cruiser California in
Port Of Guaymas.
STRONG ANTI-AMERICAN
FEELING ON WEST COAST
Admiral Cowles to Make Rigid
Investigation Of Affair and
Report to Washington as
Soon as Possible.

[By Leased Wire 90 EVENING Herald
Gunymns. sonora Mex. April 1f.-s
Two sailors of the Unlfou statce
cruiser California were killed and
three others wounded IN q street leht
here Wednesday morning. Two or
three Mexican policemen we're wounded
IN attempting 20 arrest trs American
sailors. Admiral Cowies IA inveatlgata
ing the incident
lnveatigation OF the night between
the biueiackets and Mexican eend-
aff1es discloacs that at an early hour
the police attempted 20 quiet car
ousins party. Their action wna re-
sented by the American seamen. and
a ight cnsued.
So far II IL NOT certain which side
iirsd the first shots. The sailors were
on shore leave. rhe bodies Of the
two killed Americans have been re-
moved 70 the cruiser The American
commander and Mazatlan authorities
promptly exchanged reRrefa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
CAPSIzED VESSEL
PICKED UP At SEA
Cutter Seminole Making for
Port With Dereliot British
Schooner; Fate Of Grew IN
known.

iiy IeReed Wire 60 EyerliRg ueraad
Washington, April 1i.-- Batting y
rough sea with the helpless derellcst
British schooner Bartholdi IN her
wake az the end of a towilne. tho
revenue cutter Seminole n having q
tough tussle of the coast 81 Florida
10 reach port with her burden. The
Seminole discovered the abandoned
ship IN the path % commerce ana
endeavored 10 take her 10 Cape Fear.
y. g. The wind and heavy sea aoen
toppled tho schooner over ana now
she Is bottom up. with the acminoio
awaiting favorable opportunity 80
drag her into port. The hartnolai
was bound from Mobile % Manprla
and the fate Of her crew a uaknown.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
zELIE EMERSON IS
AN APPENDICITIS
VICTIM SAYS
PHYSICIAN
Malady Caused by Forcible
Feeding in Holloway Jail;
Operation Necessary to As
sure Recovery.
BRITISH MAY DEPoRT
AMERICAN sUFFRAGETTES
rBy LEASED Wire TO Evening Herald. :

by tAuafu Niic 10 INrninE UefntGs !
London. Aprii Ii.-~Miss Zelic Finer
son. the American suffragette ~ suffer
ing from "a serious attack of appendi-
cltia nr. Manzsli- Moulin. her physi-
clan. said this morning
Inflammation undoubtedly has de-
vcloped an attack Of appendicitis, u
viii be impossible 10 correct her con-
ditlon permanently without an opera
tlon. which n unthinkable at present
becauses oC her extremely weakened
condition. The nervous symptoms
have Improved somewhat today"
An alleged suTraeette attempt to
destroy hy IRE the diriglhle balloon
sheds ANA aeroplane parks of the
army dying corps was reported today
from scarborough.
Tile Gre was extlngulshed before any
damagc was done.
II is understood that a member Of
the house of commons who ls friendly
TO woman suffrage will risk Reginald
Mci<enna nome secretary. next week
whether he is contemplating deporta-
tion ot Mis-. Emerson Hnd other for
cign militant sufragcttes guilty OF
breaking English laws, as undesirable
aliens.
Under the law. Mr. McKerna could
do this, hence the report has caused
CONSERVATION among the American
women here who have jail records. as
we'll as among those whose 0fiiliatior
with tho militant sufragette oreani'
zation might lead 10 their .bcing sen
tcnccd to prison terms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
CONGRESS HAMPERS
EFFICIENCY OF
The NAVY
Strong Prejudice OF Lawmak'
ers Against Giving High
Rank to Officers May Prove
Costly in Time of War.
[nY Inased WIre DO EyruIng HeraId. ]

[By Leased Wire Co Ev,ulng Hernld.
Washington. April ~ Congress
stands IN the way Of efficient control
Of the navy. according To Colonel
Robert NJ. Thompson, chairman OF
the executive committee of the Navy
league Of the United states.
Younger admirals." he declared.
also are necessary tO make an
American fleet effective In time of
war.
For some reason" saId colonel
Tho mpson. congress has always had
a strong prejudice againt giving high
rank To officers In the navy. When
the spanish war broke out our en-
tire system Of promotion was ignored.
officers 10 command the hert were se-
lected even from the captains list,
the senior officers being ignored, and
congress has persistently refused "a
provide for the situation which con-
fronts H."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
SWINDLER
IDENTIFIED BY
CLUB ROOM
SERVANT
Chicago Police Now Positive
They Have Man Who Cheat
ed Woman by Fake Prom
ises Of Matrimony.
FATHER OF PRISONER
NOTED MEDICAL WRITER
fBy leased Wire a. IvcnIng Herald. l |

tBy LEASED Wire a. EycnIng Herald.
Chicago. Aprli ii.--Whilo the local
police had previously satisfied them
selves that Jack Lewis alias "Weay-
er a. clark" alleged marrying
swindler" was really T.. c. G. Won
Klein. a diamond broker Of Minnc-
apolls. the Identification was con-
firmed this afternoon by W. a. Penn
berton. head house man of the Eilss
club rooms here. Hereafter the pris-
oner Wal be known Go the police as
Nonklein
Al the county iail when jailer pa-
vics ordered NonI<lein brought To- the
office the latter sent back word thh,
he was iIl
Bring him down on stretchef
then" commanded Davies. and tho
order was promptly obeycd. The
prisoner had tied "a handkerchief
around his face md struggled 10 keep
u there hut Il was torn away
sure that's Nonl<ism." said Penn
bcrton, "Ive known him for nve
years and couldn't be mistaken. He's
member OF Elks lodge No a. at
Minneapolis. and I've taken care OF
his things NJ the club here many
times. ia know him n i saw only
the back Of his head"
The difficulty OF Identifying the
prisoner awoke great interest In his
case. lie refused TO Identify him
self. His family at Minneapolis In
sisted that some horrible error had
been made. His father. Dr. carl Won
| Klein, OF this city. world-rcnOwued
Az an Investigator and writer on an
cient medical lore. who has spent a
fortune IN that pursuit. declared that
the prisoner was not his son, but de-
| clinod to confirm his denial by visit
INK the jail.
VonlSleiu ls accused of swindling
two women out of iewelry of an ag
grcgate value Of $4,000. using the
name Jack Lewis" Ia one case. ana
| Weaver R. Clark" in the other
Promises Of marriage figured In one
case and an alleged fake" ceremony
Ia the other. Today the police we're
asked 10 ascertain " he rcscmbled a
man who swindled "A Chattanooga
| woman out of her diamonds by a
| promise of marriage.
The Chattanooga swlndler was de-
| scribod as having several gold teeth
| Jailer Davies tried TO get a look al
| Won Klein's teeth but the prisoner
kept his mouth closed iirmly In Other
respects he Is said By police To ans
wer the description sent from chat
tanooga
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
ACCUSED WAS FORTUNE
TELLER IN NlIlWAUk GE

Minneapolis, April lie. II. &, Won
Klein. the Minneapolis diamond
broker. who Is believed by tho Chicago
police tc be the man In jail In that
city under the name of Jack Lewis,
FIRST came To Minneapolis In January
1909 where he lived Tor some time
under the name of Dr. Harry Kohler,
according 10 story told today by
Mrs Carl j. NJ lilsrup, sister-ln-law
Of Mrs, Klein.
According TO Mrs lrsrups story,
Won Klein. who then called himself
"Dr. Kohler." was q roomer "a, the
homo of Mrs. Won Klein's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs James Illsrup, 12S First
avenue south. Tie posed then. she
said. as u fortune teller and seer.
HE was handsome. cultured and
told my mOthcr-ln-law that he had
graduated In medicine IN Australia
and was travelling in America said
Mrs lllsrup.
suddenly late In March of that
yoar. DR. Kohler disappeared. A few
days later Louise Illsrup, my hus
bands sister, disappeared. \ shor
time after this my nther-in-lnw ans
muther-in-law. Mr. ana Mrs. lllsrup
received "a letter from Chicago signed
by Louise lllsrup and r. T.. G. NoI
Klein. II Was also signed at the bot
tom. Dr. kohler'
As remember II, the letter read.
"'Nou viii probably bee surprised "a
the change Ia names We are marrie'
and now happy We viii probabl
stay here for white We wish YOU al
happiness Your daughter Louise.'
"The other names were at the bot
tom. Mr. Won Klein had apparently
| written The letter"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
OF DEATH
OF POPE CAUSES
GRIEF IN
ROME
Report Promptly Denied from
Vatican Where His Holiness
Is Said to Be Improving
Though Still Seriously III.
PONTIFF PARTICIPATES
IN CELEBRATION OF MASS

fiiy LEASED Wire io Etening Herald. !
Rome. Apfll 1.-THE condition 81
the pope VAS unchanged this morn
ing when rrofessor Marthiafnya And
~ Amici examined nfm. His tenn
peraulFs had Increased ,ef, slightly.
registering nearly 90. 30 new symp-
toms developed during the night. The
pope rose today and aai in an arm
chair while his bed was heinR made.
The pope wis feeling stronger To-
day ana expressed disappointment az
not being able 10 receive the pilgrims
from Venice. Tie asked Cardinal
Merry nel Val To- receive the pilgrims
for him and hand each Of them n
commemorative medal
a sister and niece of the pope
visited him today and remained sew
erai houra in mis- room while Mgr.
Hressau private secretary Ga his hoil-
meas celebrated mass The pope
prayed sitting up IN bed.
a rumur spread through the city
during the morning that the pope
was dead and this caused d rush %
inquiries 60 the vatican where they
were denied
This evenings edition of the Osser-
vatorc Romano. the official vatican
newspaper. says.
"ln confirmation OF the happy news
of yesterday In regard to the health
Of the holy father, we are able 10 give
assurance that conditions continue en-
tirely satisfactory"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
POWERS DIVIDED OVER
QUESTION OF DIVISION

Vienna. April 1.-THE powers
composing the triple ailiance-Ger-
many, Austro-Hungary and Iiay--ad-
vocate according Go tito Ncuc Freie
presso, that suluniM should be- given TO
Bulgaria. ns compensation for the ces-
sion of Siiisiriu and a strip OF Bul-
garian territory To- Rumania.
Russia and France on the other
hand are Of the opinion that Greece
should have Snloniki. while England
appears 10 favor the view of the triple
alliance
II was announced few DAYS ago
that Greece hns transferred division
OF her army from the province Of
Epirus to Snloniki.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
Startling Testimony of Social
Settlement Worker Before
Investigation Committee in
Vice Probe.
SOFT DRINKS FOUND
TO CONTAIN ALCOHOL
Chance Meeting With Jolly
Fellow" and Drugged Beer
One WOman's Explanation
of Her Downfall.
try Leased Wire To Evening Herald. !

I hY Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
Chicago. Aprii H. Dance halls
where liquor is sold To- giris and
where friends are provided tor those
who want them. were ascrihed az
the cause ut the downfall uf many
young women by Mrs. Gertrude ~.
Htitton. social settlement worker.
who testified today before the Illinois
vice commission.
I'm thorough investigation We
found that there are goo dance halls
In Chicago wher" liquor is sold 20
girls under id years old" said Mrs.
Brltton.
In some of the other places the
so-callod soft drinks when analysed
by the city chemist. were found to
contain alcohol ln one dance hall
on the north side We discovered that
the proprietor had served notice on
his patrons THAI q friend would be
provided for any girl that needed one.
our Investigators learned that re-
spectacle dance halls were n good
thing. for they provided diversion for
many Young people without cndanger-
ing their morals, bat Abort hall Of
the dance halls are immoral. The
selling at nauor to girls is often the
first step toward their ruin"
"Myrti. ~" ~ years old. told the
commission how scoldlng by her
father. the chance meeting OF "a 'iol-
IS follow" aud his giving her dfngg"d
beer. led tu her downfall.
"Ou my parents separating came
10 Chicago from cleveland. ana find
ing II lonesome to Stag IN my room at
night. / sought company" said the
witness "A girl introduced me to
a friend. AZ first We took soft drinks
but later I WAS induced to drink beer
one night the beer affected me
strangely. after that 7 YVES lost girl
! was convinced my friend had drug
ged the beer We often visited ho-
tells. sometimes without any baggage
going to those In the downtown dts
trict which are considered respect
able"
Proprie,ors of dance hall ana no
tells mentioned by witncsscs were tf
testify later
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
SENATOR STILLWELL
PROTESTS HIS
INNOCENCE
New York Lawmaker Denies
Charge That He Accepted
or Attempted to Extort
Bribe from Bank Note Con-
Germ.
Inr Lea.ea wIre % Il,enIng IIcraId. !

hy LEASED Wire To tttulRH bcfaiu,
Albany y. ", April H. state srn-
ator steven J. Sullwcll. charged by
GEORGE II Kendall. of the Sew York
HANK Note company, with obtaimlng
$3.50 and attempting 20 oxturi $500
more fHr pushing Legislation favorable
10 that company took the stand ln
his own behalf before the senate iu-
diciary committee today. lie told of
his mcetings With Kendall aud said
that Kendall had asked him 10 draft
"A bin Siillwell replied ihat he was
too busy aud suggested that Kendall
employ samuel Lewis. Jr.. a revision
clerk OF the senate. n told Kendall. .
he tosuncd. "that ! wanted him TO
understand that J was not Interested
in the $3.50 payment which he ex-
potted 10 make for this service. Not
una cent comes Co me, said
Earlier iu the days session. how
nver Lewis admitted on the stand that
hr stated in the presence ~ witnesses
,hut ne had shared his f25e fee with
senator sillwen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
Serbs Who Have Taken Part
in Siege Of Scutari March
Away Leaving Little COun-
try to Reduce Stronghold.
BOYCOTT ON AUSTRIAN
GOODS AT BELGRADE
Bankers Decide to Cancel
Credits Of Merchants Who
Persist in Trafficing With
Enemy of Allied Armies.
[Ry LEASED wiro TO Evening HERALD.

by LEASED Wire 60 Evening ierald.l
Cettinic, Montenegro, April Ill.,
Servian troops which have been AS
sisting the Monteuegrln army in the
siege of Scutan have Withdrawn and
are marching back to Sorvia. This
leaves Montenegro standing practical
y alone In its defiance Of the powers.
The official Gazette declares today
that the heavy Montenegrln loss sus-
tanned during the recent assault on
tho Tardbosch forts WIS due mainly
tinued 90 fire while the allied troops
We're storming the works. "Thc Ser
Wan commander forgot 90 give the or
ders to cease firing" says the Gazette.