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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

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bas Hidt gerabe bel bttBen.
IS mar aud untsr iapanii4er
5errItaft 3uud6f mod duBsrI ges
fpagt, i~rgenorDo an ben GlIten 3u
Ianon. Sdpn bura biele grauiiqe
8eI6ittn pnreH bieTe 8etobe
peIt6eri4tigt. 1842 }. 9, Struns
gIiidte bier bas 6ritiI6e Gdiff
aqnn", unb ausn 81 gerTonen, neis
DE Oas Qonb erreitten, tDurbe ber
a0pf o6gef6tagsnI 9a8 qIeide
ShtdfaI batten 1850 bic SnfaFtn beg
brttifdsn S6iffes g2arpent", 1867
bic Oss amerifaniideu G6iffes .Ros
per", 1871 bic zines groBen iapanis
f4sn SLIDER unO 9anbeIsbootss,
ufp.
Die Sobaner mubttn Ti6 msfle
Inn gtstIe ertdmpfn, oIs fe ben Be-
itB Der Jniel ontraten. 3u ben ers
fen 9ingeu, tpetds fe taten, gs60rte
bic grri4tung elmer qn3ab( Qsu6ts
tiirme. Monde bisIer fpurben aug
@iien er6aut unO nit mai6inens
gefdaBM ausgerifet, ou6 Ionit aus
BenIisgnOe 8uugaIpps nit Gdanss
fperteu umge6eH. SpGter iebo6 ais
bic aopijdgsr fpeitsr in has Snntre
getrisbcn tparen, CAB man bisIe
Rufun8en auf.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

biefss @fbietss lift nod I'm tatidts
Iihen geIiB bon @iIosu.
On Der aiiIte entlaug, f~uenigItens
an Der 0itIihsn, finott Der 5rembs
esoeibli6e Std0then nit allen neus
3eitlihen aomfort 49, oarunter aud
tlettrifhe geIsu6tuug - uuo ieIbit
2nrus elmer gr0Bsrsu absnbIduois
ihen Stabt, uno bas 8ampfroB
fubrt bequem bon sinem gloBs gum
onberen, iber neite 9etgdrten uno
ReisfsIber, = obsr uur nentge Mleis
len brinnen i'm ginnenlanoe, unier
nnpirtfnmen 9e6irgsn unb WdIs
bern, hauIsn ungebGubigte GtGmme
BON bdmpnifder @ilobeit, 6eren
h0hfter gbrgsi3 ous SnmmsIn BON
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

men frcb, ais e 1896 bisl,n .eles
.%idnttn" los pmot unb Bic 1nlt[
an 5apan ablutreten bate; benin
bic 6iHtiiht @tqieuuug bate ihpn
.langs Set feline Nonirolle mtbr abtn
t5unsn. Dab bic 3apautr ipDisl
But uub glut baran tptnoen. mld
oas 9nnsve Oes Smell olImdblib AZ
uuiTiodtn. obsr noiiesnials Bic
.beiytffnbeu Ging,bOytutn ~aus,urot
ten, bsrubt auf BEN groben Snttrs
ere an Der 9ampirproouition; in
Iil8l au9 Die bdupiIddlids Be-
etutuHa Der SnItl fir bic Qeli.
limb be Qusbeutuug ors 9ampfers
auf 5ormoio III 8u tiuem iapauis
1teH Rt3ieruu9smonppol qtmaht.
pit bieienigt Der nod l5riatn
Stampitrbdume In Gloiapan. gig
in bic u%eusite 3sit mar bic Gelt
fir ibrm gnu3tu gtoarT in bielem
1p%tpentigm QrtittI auf Sapan ans
ItpisisH; nur isbr psuig Sampler
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30
Aantuf nit NnpftdgRrn.

msr sins R,iis nn6 BEN gtru,u
EIitn modem mil, Der iollt "a
niht ptriaumeu, au9 bic Snlsl Gors
mpla ttipas Hdttr ttnntn su lrs
rsn. CD aibt nur nod ipeHigs Dins
fei Der Grbe, no mooerne 3iBiliias
zion unb irnFe @tIbbtit 70 nabs
bsiiammsH pobnsn pit in bititr
GnTslmtlt, pel6e I'm gefolat bes
hiHtFid iapanii6su arieatB In ben
gsFb' bss Gonnmaufgongsrtibts
aibsrgtsangsn it, INN bsrsn pirtlids
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EsiI ned INNER Ibpg 80 iimptn
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ipis Garbinitn ur6 9oriita 5uiama
1nsngsnommtn, 235 WleiIeu 1T e
IIoug uno 70 Ileiltn brett, unb fem
5l6htnraum bstrdgt 1888 Guas
bruimsitsu. Qber ttlBa bic Sdlftt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30
bans IN Naten.

Bon 4. Z. Doiimdnn
lsenitigea aasAm @d%ipar5pnlo
0ss muIStaurrn eouS BAT In Itt.
mem 9tIbsrbuh aeitbH, iuie ods
@iufsbdbsIt naf Der Wstot bic iun'
gen @elbfhndbtl sufdmmtnbanb, uu
bequsmtr bitten uno ipitltn gu
loHnen.
9ou feintm 9aisr init Der Gdn.i'
n,but betraut fudt sr nun auf bsr
Riits DIE 9ubaniUenbung bisrpon gu
MAIDEN.
Die Probs III 6dns6tn ober Isbr
ifiimm befofmen.
USE er ben Webqsm pieIfah ouf
bts 9otsrs 9of abgsIauldi, bot 81
Die Shneine am 6inttrfub anaeleiIt
ut0 Ole Stride bersits alddIid an
stntm gaumt ftitaetniipFt.
90 ipeit mare nun bas annlis
Md gelunath.
Die uibtslpnIiigsn gurhenlisrs
lUorsn ober nit biefer Rsusrnna ID.
res iIugsn 6irien tsinsslpsgs sin'
bsrtnnoen.
8ornig grunJsHb unO an ibrsn
Striden Ssrrtub, rannten fs um ben
goum unb - hpIla! ME bu mir,
70 i6 Dir - mar 5dns6tn i'm ei.
otntn yitbt qtfdugsn. Gein uns
gIidIiHer einfaII bate Jpn In cine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

elmer geIsgenbeit i4isBen fe 8ors
ubertommsnoe nisOsr, ober it mas
den, aus ibrem 9srIted bsrborbres
@eno, sinsn pl0bIi8sn 4ngriFf auf
cine tljne 9rupps Qrbeiter, fpel6e
in Der Rdbe bsf6dftigt lift. Mis
nmeritanif6e Sportsleute, pel6e
nod ieltenem GrpBpilO iagen. fals
ten is fi4 oft cine gan3s Qn8abt
Eage in berfeIbsn lmeebung fdlsis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

hauti unb IN Itrm Gapptnbelitn
Iine oisle Sidmms unisr flo ftlbn
uidi unerbsbIia btrfhitbtn. angs
nitihptn absr lann mon lagtn, bob
IL bon iur3er Slatur unb bon atlbs
btannsr Garb, fHo. init I5ipdrsem,
ftaIf bang.nb,m 61uptbdar. unb In
pitlm 9~r5itbuHer ben malain
TART abnelu. Blonde BdbltH lie pbs
ne ipsiieres Bur W]lnlaitu g6lltrfas
miIi'i bod ttIatiHi bits tipns pss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

Die 5amiris, psIds Sasi.lb. s..
ip99nts, bra4ts i9 8eitia in Cider.
bell, un0 Die Gsusrfuebr mc6te iiE
nit Dem Weiteren su fdaFfsn. obne
nit BEN 3uitan6 beg 9sbdubes oeniis
ssno bertraut Su fein.
Sonic fis aber nit ibrsn trenn.ns
ben 2aternen in ben Relerraum lam
eftol9te cine idredlt6e Qaturons.
erpIoiion, tpel6s bas eanse gsbdube
aug ieinen 6anoomenten tin unb "a
ssttenDdnoe fOtpie Die 9or6eriefte
berdusfprengte! BIER ;Feuerpsbrs
lsrte tpuroen in ben 1riimmsrn psr.
laittet; nn6 Fe nurben bsnuRtIos
9srdusgtsraben, tamsn ieoud nit
Dem 3eben bdbOn.
Die Ruine bot sineu nsrtbirblosu
anbIld; benin bas obere Gtod fieI.
Hdlb 5uiammsnssbrohen, unmiitslbor
out DIE neutrality-suspicious.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

rsdnsit Gus. bab ioI6erarl UNI baa
5ahr 1925 bsrum bic aan5t SfatI
unlttiaa armo9t ltin ptrbt. Sue
sltl4 lUuroe bic aoloniFtruug rabs
rig s%tf6rberi.
IN oitlsH 9lttbobtn mirb nuh
itbt Idfaebnlttn; bod GILES mub
raittr gtbeH 70 Iauitt iebl bic Fas
role. Dabei ilitbt pobl nod mans
DIES glut
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30


ten Stdmmeu), ptlht bic Gperrs
tOrOons 5u srritttn uno 3u bsrpas
den 6abeu, fibr,u Elm isbr peHig
bsntibsHsnertes qtbenl Gis baben
iopoAI ith isIbif unb bic @ahbGus
itr gu berteibigen, gag unb Ra6t
mifsn tie iebsr3sit auf Qugriffe ees
fabt isin. @u Der Gorbon0ren3e Der
atnpdIs ouein iinb i'm Sabre 1913
iibsr 300 angriffs porgstommeul
1911 puroe cine gan3e 5oridungss
partie, pelhe cine ioIhe 8ren3e auss
ittdn follte, FAINT ibrem 5auptmaHn
abgeitIadtet.
Glide bisIsr gngriFfe bauerfcn
ms4rsre Ioge. lnb gor mandes
MISREPRESENTATION nurbe iibtrs
fallen, uno ale SniaFen Durben abs
ggidIadtst, ebs 6ilfe anlangte.
IS 1T fdOn bon Qatur aus
redt itmisrig unO oft gsfl6rli6,
in 6ieism un%pirtiameu geldnbe
SpsrrIinisu bur6 bic bihtefen
9iduugeIn, fdroffe 56bsn uIfu. ans
8ulsgsn, 5umal bitTs 8sgenbsn fi6
aud 6ur6 bduftgs o6lig unsrfpars
tets uHb beftige Stiirme aug3eihs
men. 8as fdIimmite obtr fnb bD6
bic bieleu beimtitiIhen unb pffenen
llsbgridQe.
Sn bieIen 5dnsn trfoIgt bos Dor.
riidsn zines &oroons sfpar mad
8srtdnbigung nit ben 0ilben in
Der nd6ften QatbarI6aft. qber
mon tann ii9 niat barauf bsrtaFen,
baB ridt aud bisIs gu irgsno elmer
3eit 5einbieligtsitsn er0fInen ober
iia 8um QnidluB an cine Rebsaion
berfi6ren lafen. GampferTudsr 6as
ben otter 5duptlingen 8trgdtung
fir bos Shlngsu Der 8dume qes
3ablt. Sin 5duptIing, peldtr biers
burd elm reifsr Mann purbe,
Df6tstosnb, fi6rte ben f6limmen
Rebsqionstampf BON 1902, pelher
so Gage oauerts uHb fait suin linz
6es Stdbtdens RanIbo ges
fubrt bate.
qo6 erniter mar Der QufItanb bon
dls es Den DiIben gsluna,
cine Menge etngsborensr aorbons
our Msutsrei gu betpegen.
Dergingen, ehe NIT ftarter
3ruppsnma6t bic Drbnung pieber
bergeftlt fperben tpnnte, unb in bies
fer 8eit purbsn 6unberte BON
fampfsrnrbeitsrn tntbouptet, uno
tbre 3elti1erien 5srIt0rt!
Wan4e ou4 ipurben in bic
eeI4Isppt unb bebufs
5rprtfnns zines 2OieseIbes fsitses
5olten.
llnO nOfmnIs 1910 eo6 es einen
5eosntli6en Qufftdnb, unb Marines
BON ben iaponiI6en arieass
muBten bic Gingeborsnen IN
Berg. auradt1sibsn bslfsu.
Die Dtlbsn itnb nift Bios aopfs
.dgst, Ionbern fsbr f9loue unb ges
Sdeer ltsrbaupt. Sn uns
'ers 3sit nenOen Is baupffd6li6
DE Glinie an; a6sr baneben benuBen
aud nod bic b~srf0mmIidsn Spec
e bon 8ambus, 6 Bis z SUP lang,
aOpfsn bon 8 Obsr 8 3oa. Gin
5dtpsrt trogen Fe itsts unb Isger
3 nismals aud nlir fir sinen aus
ob.
sis iinb unHsimli9 ssfdidts 81
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30
eeItiamer Bauer. aarrcn.

seItiamer Nanernsaarrcn
menfdnt6pfen 1T. Sic Itsben faum
iiber aannibaIen, obpObl iie lire
0pfer ni6t auffreTen.
@tIi6s Der Stdmme 6dben Srie0en
nit Der Qualification gsi9tOfen uno
Der arpfidgerei, iolptit man tpeiB.
tntfngt, pbf6on Ts 4iloe ge6lie6en
fnb. Bel anbersn bIii6t bic I'M
beimlide gepflogenbeit ols Sell
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30
1nrdJ llataroas grrfGrt.
ssiipirl Der Urrdrerenben 9irfuna biz.
les 6%lemeHtea.

N''iPlsl Dtf Det1ferfi1eH BtrtnHg bies
les elementea.
Bon Raturgas = GrpIoFonsn bort
man ieIterer, ais bon foldsn fiinns
lidsn SAFES, ba chen 6as erboos
ni4t 10 aagemeiu anqepanot piro.
5tOsnfdas aber t5nnen grploIionen
beg leBteren cine febr berbesren0t
Strait entfpidetn, Sc lift f6on man.
der 0erdrtige 5aq aud in gebGu6en
6~otastommen; BAG na6fte6snbs Bel.
lPtsl zines Gintinnatier 6auies, pi,
sr in einem bsigsgebenen gi(oe b.r.
dnIfSuli4 piro, gsb6rt gu ben Sc.
mertenstpertefen
Cine an iid u~nbsbeuttnSs aeuers.
brunit brad in einem Saufs in Sin.
ttnnati Dor ni4t LANCER 3tit ous,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

gs:aoe3u Iebsns8sidbrIi6e Siiuatiuu
gstradt, aus Der i'm nur f6leuniQs
9tlfe gu rattsn bermo6tt. gaI6 ers
forte iein 8eidrei unb ods 6runasn
itiner Wlitgeidrgeneu. 9as Tdauosrs
bate &on5srt rief benn aud raid
Ieugierige bsrbti, bic unberneilt
9trt uno 6erbs Ser grsibsit pisper.
gdben.
limb bic WuraI bon Der geihihP.
strlpedSIe S6pein' nit gdnien nidtI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

6enO nlf. unb iebrsn erIt beim, tperr
iie bic bsssbrten RMf9ent5pfe bas
ben.
SIN Sabre 1912 boben fe niat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

Run etipns ndberss iiber bic 3opFs
idger unO sinige Der SauptIfdmms.
SIN 8iaIett, ben Is fpreden, in
manasn eisenheitsn Oss aOrpsrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-30

Ide unb lpsnbsH cine qrl bei6u.
btnbfn 8luibums an. iptItss aus ben
WurBeln elmer eiFtiptn G6lings
tcmmt. Dteiss ididen fe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
THE TEN|NO CUTOFF
FORMALLY OPENED
Water-level Grade from Port
land TO the Coast Costing
$8,OOO,OOO Now in Use

Tacoma, Dec l5.--With bands play
ing and pennants flutterlng, service on
the Tenino cutoff Of the Northern Pa.
cific railroad was formally inaugurated
at 10 o o'clock this morning when n
special train bearing large delegation
Of Tacoma business men and sightseers
pulled out of the Hill station for
Tenino, After a short stay at the oil
town the special will return to Tacoma
this afternoon.
Today's celebration marks the com.
pletion Of the great task of the North.
em Pacific officials in shortening the
main line and giving waterleyel
grade to Portland, at cost Of APP
proximately $S,OOO,000. The new road.
bed follows the water front out of this
city, passing through a long tunnel at
Point Defiance and then skirts the
shores Of Puget Sound for many miles
affording u route of unsurpassed scenic
beauty.
All o. w. r. & n. and Southern Pa.
eific trains will use the water grade
road jointly with the Northern Pacific
and the revised time card which went
into effect at midnight, considerably
shortens the running time between
Puget Sound and Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
"WORLD AT WAR" ATLAS

The Capital Journal has just received new shipment
Of the "World at War" aliases They of later and
revised edition. compared with those we have been giving
away to our subscribers Instead Of 6 pages they con-
sst of "a large highly ylustraed pages printed on heavy
enameled book
The atlas contains splendid colored maps of all the
warning countries with routes Of travel and railroad
lines many tables Of army and navy and general stats-
bray for students of the great war 1t is book which
would ordinarily sell for $OO or $15O but are having
them made up in large lots and buy them at price which
allows to give them away to subscribers on very easy
conditions
All who pay three months subscription old or new.
back subscription or in advance in their paper is de-
lvered by carrier will receive of these aliases free
All mail subscribers old or new, who pay years sub
scription S300 either back subscription or in advance
charge.
This is the most liberal offer the Capital Journal has
lever made,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
Scene Of IndesCribabIe En-
thusiasm When ViCtOrs En-
tered Capital
AUSTRIANS FLED In
UTMOST DISORDER
Country Almost Cleared Of
Enemy" Is Statement Made
by King Peter

Nish, Servia, Dec. 15.-The Servians
have re.entered Belgrade in triumph,
IL was formally announced here today.
The Austrians were said to have fled
across the Danube in the utmost dis
order.
With the recapture of Belgrade, it
was stated that Servian territory had
been cleared Of invaders except at two
points,
The text of the official statement
was as follows:
"The enemy fled across the Danube
and Save rivers in the utmost disorder
after evacuating Belgrade.
can Servian territory is now freed
Of Austrians except at shabatz and
Loznitza, where deliveranee is immi-
nent.
"The Servians' triumphal entry into
Belgrade was marked by scenes of in
describable enthusiasm.
"King Peter has received messages
Of congratulation from all the allies, "
Accepted as True.
London, Dec. l5.---As no denial was
received from Tcutonic sources, IL was
assumed here today that the Nish dis
patch received by Reuters Telegram
company, announcing the Servian re.
occupation Of Belgrade, was truthful
Official confirmation of the story OF
the city's recovery from the Austrians
was lacking, however,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
NO INTENTION OF
REMOVING FINER

Governorelect Withyoombe this
morning emphotically denied the pub.
lshed statement that there was a
movement on foot to oust Adiutont
Gcncrt1 Finer Of the National Guard
from his official berth in favor Of
George White, u reporter on the Ore
gonion STAFF and captain Of the militia,
and that he is being importuncd to In.
stigate amy legislative action eontem
plating the removal Of General FINER
or any other officer
ifSomo action may be taken, and !
understand there win be, looking to the
bringing Of the militia up to n higher
standard Of efficiency and in making
improvements in the service clear down
the lmc," said Dr. Withytombc, "but
whether General Finer is the man for
che Job rs more than can say. So far
az know. there is absolutely nothing
ag1inst General FINER, uud IL he fills
the bin, and / have no reason to doubt
that he does, can sec no valid reason
for his removal Mr.. White has made
no personal application TO me for the
position, ns It is entirely out OF my
hands under the present laws, but his
friends have been wording In his be
half Otherwise, there is absolutely
nothing to g."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
NAVY LEAGUE HAS
EARMARKS OF A LOBBY
Congressman Says They Urge
Bigger Navy Because Of
Profit to Themselves

Washington, Dee lj.-The report Of
representative Hensley Of Missouri
little navy" member Of the house
naval committee, was completed today.
II charged that the Navy League has
"all the earmarks Of lobby"
Representative iensley said he
would ask for an investigation Of the
organizations alleged activities in ia.
yor of increased naval equipment if
he found that such move would not
delay adjournment Of congress. He al
so insinuated that the league was
spreading propaganda for an increased
navy and intimated that the Morgan
interests were involved,
Representative Hensley said those
connected with the Navy League In.
cluded General Horace Porter, mem.
br Of a Morgan subsidiary corporation
Herbert Sattorlee, j. p. Morgan y
brothorin.ow, and Charles Glover
head of the Riggs National bank Of
Washington. lie declared Morgan him
self retired from the league after the
attention Of the public was called u
his membership.
"When associations Of this char
actor said tne report, "bring pres
sure upon congress TO respond to In
croascs because Of the profits they dc
rive from business, | say 1t Is un.Am
erican and m.patriotic for members Of
congress TO support such increases,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
THE NEW OFFICIAL
FAMILY COMPLETE

With the announcement OF the ap-
pointment Of Neal b. Baldwin, a stu.
dent.instructor in the department OF
commerce Of the o. A, G., as his stenog.
rapher, Governor.eloct Withycombe
this morning announced that his "of-
fetal family" is now complete and
ready for business when the time ar
rives--January IL, His private secre'
tary, George NJ, Putnam, Of Bend, has
been on the job during the past week
entertaining visitors in the governor.
elects temporary offices in the state
house, room OFF the senate chamber,
and Miss Esther Carson, his assistant
secretary, has been taking notes from
the business methods Of conducting tho
governors office for several days.
Miss Carson is law graduate, and
in addition to being chief stenographer,
she will have charge Of work In the
office above the grade Of stenographer
DR.. WithycomDe expects TO remain in
salem until Friday to fulfill such Gu
gugoments as have been arranged for
him by his private secretary, Mr..
Baldwin 3 salary US stenographer will
be $1,000 per year,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
KAISER PRAISES
GERMAN SAILORS

Berlin by wireless via London, Dec.
l5,--lligh praise for the hcroism Of the
German sailors who persisted in the bat
tie off the Falkland Islands q week age
today was contained in response sent
by the k0iser today to q message from
President kamp Of the reichstag con.
doling with him for the loss Of Admiral
Won Spee's cruiser squadron.
"Mny the heavy sacrifice we are
forced to make Ia this battle for our
existence. continued bis majesty y
communication, "be borne by all AZ O
single man, supported by our hope In
God. our Lord from whose gracious
hand we humbly receive fortune and
misfortune, JOY and sorrow.
"This will turn even our most diff.
cult hour into q blessing FOR our nation
the fatherand"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15

Paris Dee. l5.-Further gains by the
allies in France and Belgium were
claimed in the official statement issued
by the war office today.
A combined French and British attack
was said TO have been made on the
Germans between Hollebeke and
Wytschaete and the British were re.
ported to have driven the enemy from
the woods west Of the latter place,
capturing the position. The French
were also declared TO have gained
ground which they succeeded in holding
despite desperate counter attacks by the
Germans.
The statement spoke also Of fierce
fighting Monday and Of intermittent
cannonadiug between the River Sommc
and the Argonne region.
In detail, the report said;
"Thc English have captured the
woods Of Wytschnete
"The French held tho ground they
won Monday along the User canal west
Of llolebekc, despite vigorous German
counter attacks.
"From the River Somme to the Ar.
gonne region there was intermittent
connonnding, Some progress was made
by the French in the Argonnc district,
"The railroad station at st. Leonard
in the Yosgcs was violently bombOrded
by the Germans.
"There was heavy cannonading in
Alsace.
"Tho German infantry succeeded in
holding some ground at Steinbaek,
"At all points our progress has been
maintained, -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
SULTAN CLAIMS WAR
WAS FORCED On HIM
In Opening Parliament De-
Clares Turkish Fleet Was
Attacked by Russians

Constantinoplc, via Amsterdam and
London, Dec. l5,--The claim that his
country was forced, much against its
will, into the European war by an at
tack from the allies, was made by the
sultan, in opening the Turkish parlia'
ment here today,
"At time when our government
was resolved firmly TO maintain the
strictest neutrality" he asserted, "our
fleet was suddenly attacked by Rus
sian vessels In the Black sea. Then
Great Britain and France opened hos
tilities on our frontier,
"rhus we were compelled to resist
the policy of destruction which these
powers have at all times pursued
against the Muhammodan world, a pol
Icy which has assumed the character
Of religious persecution,
% Because Of this fact, | called all
Mosclms into holy war ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
FURTHER GAINS ARE
CLAIMED BY ALLIES
ON BELGIAN FRONT.
French, English and Belgian
Forces Unite in Advance
Movement
GERMANS PUTTING UP
A STUBBORN FIGHT
In Fierce Fighting Resist Ad-
vance but Are Forced to
Slowly Give Way

Paris, Dee l5.--The allies were driv.
ing their wedge farther and farther in
to Belgium east of Ypres today,
Belgian reports Indicated that the
Germans were preparing to withdraw to
second line of defenses extending
through Burgess and Thielt to Courtrai.
The fighting was desperate, the
Franco-Anglo- Belgian forces continuing
their attacks energetieally and the Ger
mans resisting with great stubbornness.
The FREE y had sIhothered a German
attempt g. assume the offensive north
of Cernay.
1t was also evident that the French
were developing a strong offensive in
upper Alsace, where fierce artillery
duel which began Monday was increas-
ing in violence today,
The Gallic troops were said to be
determined to push their lines in this
territory farther to the northward than
at any time in the past. They were
already five miles beyond Aspach. The
artillery was blazing q road for them as
they advanced
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-15
REQUEST
MAY Be TURNED DOWN
Cabinet DiSagrees Over It,
COaIing Of BeIligerentS
Feared by GOethaIs

Washington, Dec. l5.--President vii.
son and his cabinet met today and dis.
cusscd the request from Colonel George
W, Goethals for two torpedo boat de-
stroycrs to preserve neutrality in the
Panama canal zone Colonel Goethals
explained that vessels Of European
bclligerents were sending un.neutral
messages from isthmian waters and
that ne feared an attempt was about
to be made to use the waters as base
for coal and supplies.
1t was reported that there was o
wide difference Of opinion among the
cabinet members over Colonel Gocthals
request. Goethals has the backing OF
Secretary Of War Garrison but ho /,
opposed by both Secretary of STATE
Bryan and Secretary Of the Navy Dan
iels.
Presidential Secretary Tumulty sait
no action would be taken until addi
tiMal adyices were received from Colo
mel doethals, IL was understood how
ever, that Colonel Goethals chances
Of securing neutrality patrol were
small.
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