davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24
arieashuutur.

SIN @en1einoerat elmer oberIhipd,
biihen Stabt, Die fortoauern nit
irarfer ginquartieriing belegt it, III
fol9e 0eren bic 2ebensmittel reiBen.
ZEN Mbias finoer1, ipuroe lebbaft oa.
riiber geflagt, oaB ole Serren Wes.
ger fir lire @aaren iiber @ebiiGr
kobe 8reiie foroern. gei oieier @e-
legenbeit tparo befattnt, ipie elmer
oieier bieoeren WeiIter bon Brofit-
freil0e ieines Ser5ens Gdrein inpor-
iidtig melt offnete, inoeln er oieie
ernite, fir piele 10 leiobolle 3eit alFu
fenn5eidnete: u9os iinb 3eital Sic
loft ma anbinoo fotna!" = Oeein
Grelno fat cine 5roit ilno flint God
ter, oa3u nod cine S6tpieeernittter
i'm Saus, Die alle felt bier5ebn go
den BON moreens friib bis IN DIE
Gadt ni6ts oils Striinpfe fir ole
Solbnten itriden. @s lit oies ia cine
iebr loblihe iino paterlGnoiife Sat,
tno menn olld manhlnal Dor lanter
Striden oas giien ouf Dem Glide
feblt nno aub fein 8ett oes ofteren
nidt gemodt it, er ididt iid erge-
Zen in oas ltnnernneiolide. 9(Is ie-
bod bic Striderei fein gnoe ninimt
nno er ielblt Die Striintpfe boiler 20-
der bat mio feline ieiner 9onien 3eit
finoet. lie 5u itopfeft oa miro er ood'
rriiteno uno Ifreit gan8 ergrilnnlt:
,.@s bGeibt mir nidts onoeres iibrig,
ais id meIo' mid aud an oie 8rort
al oen GoIooten, oonlit ih enblid,
gan5e Striimpfe mlf meine 5SiiBe
trieae."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24
NmsIano.

ssn 2onoon miro 3ur 3eit ein
@eann geomens Soiepb Smith pro-
5efiiert, Der orei ieiner 6rauen lnn-
eebrabt baben ion, na10en er flir5e
3eit nit ibneit perbeiratet mar.
slae orei tpuroen tot IN Der 9aoetpnft=
ne gefun0en, cine i'm suli 1911, Ole
aiueite inn 9e5ernber 1912 nnS oie
brittle i'm 9esen1ber 1914. cse0es
MaI entidieo ons @erid)t, oaB Der
SOB ourh eiilen 3ufaI berbeigefiibFt
lei. Die Seftnabane oes Mannes err
folgte iebt niir, neil er fid3 iuieoer
rerbeiratet uno iih Die 2i5eits int
Ter faliden Nnnen perid)afft bate.
Crit BEL ndberer 1ltnteritibiing eiits
beGfte man oie ilubeimlihen 8or-
fommniiie in Dem Smitb'iden gbe-
leben ilno erbob cine aiif Moro Inlt-
teftbe @nflaee eegen i'm. Sn Dec
slnflage miro bebonptet. oaB Sniitb
Die Srauen getotet babe, nm in Den
Seiis ibres 8ermogens 5ii gelangen,
Smith tuar i'm @on8en flint Mfof per-
beiratet.
Sci Dem 2aipinenihir5 in oeEi
gfinenlager orn Some Gltno. GaE.
ennner, @ritiib Columbia, iino 5e
Meni6en im's 2eben gefommen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24
HuSZug aus PreZetf1ySI
init allen Gbrer.
llleMeS Rdumung uon 0en Ru6en 1uPQanoen.
&dutpfe TIT 0e1t 8arp0t1cn.
ungebeurer Rrieg$Idaden in Pollen llfld Gali3len.
HnssbNe Sending 0erreiNNer Cppn na der aelNn Creme
]llend'S Rdumung Don Den Ru0en 6ugeQanoen.
&dutpfe tit be1t &arpat1cl


mebrere gepbadJtungspl1be seritDsf
gaben. gsuropeitlid) ppn 9lrras mai.
men tie einem 0ra6er. Sci GDiiipns
5iuangem iie Die 9entiden, ibr Sum-
baroement einsnitellen. gei 2es
Giparses idDlnsen iie siuei Nnsriffe
Der 9eutld)en al. Sci .6art,nauns-
sueiler &opf in Sen @pseien mabmem
tic etn Slpfbans nno cine Mnsa1l
Gra6en. 9tnr in Der Champagne be'
@amDois, mnhten tie iid) cine fleine
Strefe suriifsieben. @un irgeuG
mel6er geOeiltnns iinb alle oieie Or
fplse, BON oenen andJ bic 0eittidjen
1eoen Sag cine lanse Heibe beridlteu,
nidlt.
Cine Oepelde ans @ent meloet.
Der oeutife &aiier babe angeoronet,
Dob bon Der reltaurierten Sobfonigs.
burg bel Shlettitoot, fpertpoae Sc.
maloe unb anoere ailnitgegenltdroe
rad Berlin aeidafft tperoen ioQten,
ipeil er betiirhte, oaB fron50iii4e
5lieger Die Burg in grano iteden
miiroen 9is iest lest 6aben nit
i,berfailpt iaiht eetpHBt, oaB fido aisf
Der Burg 10 piel ipertppIie aat,lffio-
|6en bef1noen.
Sn ei1ter Sieoe Dor Der aDl1ialid,
gritiiden @eiellidaft fir 5tatiitif
|berani6lagt Der befnnnte gtotiltifer
Gogar Gramntono oie Soften oes
Srieges bis gum 81. SuIi oes lar-
teitoen Sabres alf -9147 Waillionen
Ffnno Sterling, BON tpeldem 4S7i
Wfillionen alif 6ie s9lniierten uno
1877 Willionen auf 0elltid[ano iuo
9eiterreib- -l1ngorn entfallen iuiirbeil.
gnf Die ein5elnen 06noer perteilt
triiroen iid oieie Sun1nlen ipie folae
itellen: gelgien 5261a Miaioneg
EfnltS; &uBlano, 400 Miaioneu
Efuno; 6ranfreid, 1886 Weillionen
Bfuno; gngIano, 1853 Oailionen
Tftno; Gelltidlano, 2775 Millionea
Sflno; nno Seiterrei6 llngarl
1902 Wsilionen 8filno.
grosoem in 9eleien I6on ieit Weo-
naten ale S6ulen tpieoer aeoffnet
limo, peigerten ii6 piele 9etpobner,
ihre &inoer nod oenielben 5ii ienoeiE
iolange iidy oas 2ano in oen Sanben
Der Genti1en befinoe. Ser Gene
ralgonberneur bon 8iiiirtg bot iid)
oaber peranlabt geieben. oen itrengs
iten S6ul3tnang ein5ufiibren. 9lGe
eltern, Die lire &iiloer bonn Inter.
riht fern balten, tperben In 3ufunTt
iinnahiibtlif) beftraft iperoen.
Dab fid) in 9filntGnien elm bolt.
ltanoiger llmifipung ser Stimmilng
rorbereitet rito oas gailse 8olf a(s
erites Saupt5iel oas erfennt, ben
Hnlien ipieoer 8eBarabien 5lt emf,
reiBen, gebt aus elmer Melbluq ber-
tor iuelf)e Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oes Maildnoer 8lattes ,Gorriere oe
10 Sera" aus 8iifareit geididt bat.
Gr iueift oorauf bin, onB oie gs.
freiitng 8eBarabiens bonn ruiIifhen
Sod aIlmablig Ole Seele oes 0oIfes
|erfiillt babe, tp6bref1o anoererieits
nie Sanoelsbe5iebuneen oes Sonia.
reif)s NIT 9eiitidlano auf ourhol. 3
iolioer 8rllnoIage ruben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24

9egen Die sSllterelien @,lglanos ri1is
Genn iDenn 6us llnterieebopt tpeiter
entiutdelt fDiiroe, 10 tpiiroe ielb1t cine
fleinere gtation I'M Stolloe iein, iid)
9egen cine groBere 5u perteioigen,
ielblt lpenn oieie bieI eroBere 8an-
5erfabr5e1ge b1tte. Oiele tparen
hann niht I'M Stanoe, gegell oie lii
tcrieeboote etipas ausauri6ten. 9a=
Der blieb au1 Die eall5e grfinbnng
cine 3eit lang lieeen, big Sranfreid
I'M Sabre 1890 Die Sahe tuieber altT,
nabn llno MIDI ais Hatgeber berief
Sd bin Der Weinling, oaB bic Inter
ieetpqffe cine fiirbterlihe @affe lt.
@enige 9oote iiil0 ia I'M Stanoe, al.i
einer eill5igen 6abrt 10 biel Wiinen oll
legen Dab Die groBen Han5erfaBr-
5enge bieronrb peierttlih bebiiloert
Deroen. lln6 iuenige llnterieebootc
fonneal cine Menge Dem 5ei,toe ge-
borige 9nn10eIsfnbr5 r5eiige fapern, bic.
IerIiferltngen tperoe,a iteigen, oici
3nfubr miro berteuert, euentnea io=.
gar ltunloglih gernaht. Die Inter
ieebootipoffe lit ia nli1 iest in ibrer
geoeutung aagenlein anerfannt NOR
0en.
Limo ipie oenfen Sic iiber oie 3u.
funft oes llntertieebootes2
u9ie 3ufiinft oes l1nterleebootes
miro iib inmer mebr in Der &id-
tung zines groBeren gntfernungsro.
oius bonn Mutterfabr5elge, aber nidt
IN Der Gitdllng groBerer S6nellig-
felt inter @aifer entipifeln. So,
Die ltnterIeeipaffe lit eine nnbeifnii-
DIE @affe Sic lit 5uperl1iiig nno
fann aud Die ftarfiten arafte 3er-
ibnlettern, neil oas ltnterieeboot ar
iciner 5abrt Minen itreuen fonn,
onf Die Die Yan5erfololie oonn out-
fabren. 9lber geraoe oesbalb glau-
he id, oaB geraoe Die ltnterieeboote
ilfolge ibrer fiir6terlifen gSirfuni
IN 3nfunft einen arieg berbinoern
tperoen. !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24

Sas 0enf luer6en Neitteilmngen
iitrr bic &eoinamngen gemadlt, inter
eeHea bic GeiterreidJer bic syeitung
Err5cmBsl iibergebem 9aben. 0iefel.
ben iino: Nussng aus Der sseItmna
nit alien militariIden Gbrem. geipn-
hers ante 8ebanSlmus Der 0efamse-
nen; Die CffiSiere iuerSeu segen Gb-
renluort freiselaiIen; gsiemamo uirS
mad Sibirien seid)idt. Sas 9iea)t,
ale Serwnnoetea nnb bic 2eidem Der
pabreRo Der ietten Sample @efalc-
nen madl CeiterreidD sn bringen. Bolt
fummene syreibeit Der 3ipil6ep0Ifc-
ring Der Staot, nit benz GedJt, Surt
IN blei6en ODER bic Gtabt AZ uerlal-
len, gan5 nad ibrem eisenen 8elie-
ben. 0ieielbe Sepeidje melSet ii6er
oem AnsSag Der 0arniipn: Die @er-
teisi8er Der Jeitung marid)iertem bon
*r<semsH nadj oem rniIiiden Sanpt
atartier nit fliegenSem ssabmem. Ser
ojferreiMildJe Wonuernenr Der Sc.
ifnng hberreiMte benz rniTiidlen We.
febtsbabef ieinen ,Oeaen nno Sic
Srnpptn iuasfen fire @affem AZ gro.
sen Sanfen saiammen. Die rniIi.
Sl5tu Srnppen bradtem Sods ans aui
Die Geiferreider.
Die Nnilen se6en 81, baf fie DE.
mel ba6eit anfgeben maiIea mnS tpie.
Der das Cit-YrenFen pertrieben inns.
Sic btbampten, es 1abe iid bei Der
aan5en SadDe anr nm einen 9teeua.
nss5iernngsritt gebnnoelt. Sas II
1taiinn. gei einem Gecognpssierunas
ritt idlleppt ntan feine Samienbe BON
e5efanseue NIT fort, luie iie es setan
Iaben.
Ans @ien iuir6 gemelbet, bic
Sanipfe in ben aarpatbem, sluiidjen
llslct Mab aonieesna, Samerten an.
Starfe ansriffe Der 9iniIen Ieiem su.
rifgeid)lagen mn6 bic Ceiterreidler
aatten 5000 0efangene semadlt.
@ns Berlin iuirS gemcIbef, Der
Sdaoen, Der In Tolen nnS @ali,ieu
oardl ben drieg angeridJtet iei, be-
faHfe iidD 'anf 1850 Nillionen Sol-
Iars. sSn @ali5iea bitten 100 GtGo-
te nnc Niarftfleden nno nid)t iueni-
aer nIs 5000 I5rfer mebr u6er me-
niger ldDiueren Sda6en erlitten aro
$50 96rfer feien bollitnabig 5erit6ri.
ifnsefabr 100000 Efer6e nno 500.-
900 QOpf @ieb ieien bun ben 9iniisn
fertaetriebcn, ebeniu alles @etreiEe
nmb aac aebensmittel, oeren fie fab.
haft iuer6en fonnten. Sn Yolen fGt-
ten iiber 200 Gtabte Sdlaoen geIitten
l.nb iibsr 250 G6rfer ieien 5eritSrt.
GHgliidDe gepeiden beganpten, bic
OeiterreidDer bGftem sroke Srnppea.
maigem madl Der italieniidDen 8rense
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24
SnIano.
sic cine in 0Pen,

gSie cine in glem 9orf eingc.
troffene 8epeIfe meloet, lit Der 0ial.
lorD-Gampfer y9enper" anf bober
see BON Der geiasung in iinfenoem
3uitanoe berloiieu poroen. Die Ge-
iabung ipuroe bon anoern Oampfern
cufgenommen.
glus Seattle miro genleloet, c5
itdnoen bort ahtjebn in amerifani-
iden 5abrifen bergelteIlte 8eldiiee
uno bunoerte bon glutonlobiIen Sc.
reit, Die nit Dem 0ampfer nah
Wlaoilpoitod gebradt uno beim rli-
lil6en Seer peripenoet uer0en foil.
ten. Sb man iid I'M @eiBen Saille
gu 8aibington nidt Id6nt, penn
man cine oerartise 9otia IieIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24
anrit llebtrldt.

Die Oeiterreid)er sieben nit
allen G9ren aiis 4rssemssl.
Die Jianntitng Wiemel's naS
tire @ertreibnng aits Sitpret-
Fen miro bon ben 9inifen smse.
geben.
Die Seiterreider ibaen gro
fe Srappenmaiien nad) Der ito
niiden @rense sefdjidt baben.
ssn Eulen nnb @alisiem lit
Elm Sdjabem bon 1850 Milfio=
neu Collars angeridtet.
Die snrfem iollem eimen
nenen Ansriff amf ben Sne,-
aamal senrad)t baben.
Die CeiterreidJer MAIDEN 1T
bea aarpntben 5000 Uefan-
Geise.
GngiGnoer ii6erfafleu elm
araerifauifdrs Sdjiff.
SrinS Gitel syrieSrid, erbaft /
SeHs Eoar fe Merite".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24
glns Mcriio.

slus Brownsville miro berih-
tet, Die gtahridt, ouB Die Gararil5i-
itas Iatamoros geriunlt b1tten, ici
falid. sic b1tten nielnlebr @rdben
eegrobeu mb ionitige 9efeitigung1lt
cusaefiibrt un0 ieien entihloTien, hie
Staot gegen slngriffe Der @iIliitas
5li nerteioiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24

Gkt Sii1ner, Enter, abgeliefert, billl.
ger alsSlciIdl. Safer, 400 Brain Mpe.
(slnseiee.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24

Duncan. Sndipn e 0enahufies.
gehtsautp1Ite, Aid @unter-@eb1use
(Gnal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24

sSran Gbas. Nl6rcdit, 1888 OitsGom>
merce Ctr, San 9(ntonio, Seras. Iiefert
friIde 9Iunten, Slnmenitiide. Souollets
imo 9flansen 93eet@RfIonSen cine Spe
siaIitdt. Gel. Grodett 1892 (sln5)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-24

Or. s. u. garbef, 3abnarst, MoOre
@ebdnoe. (ans.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
LEGISLATURE is
NEARLY THROUGH
CoSernor Dunno Announces That He
Has Vetoed Nineteen Bills Passed
This Session.

Springfield. III. June 50-The Iegis-
iaturc adjourned sine die az 1885 p. m.
Springfield. III. June 3O.-Both
houses OF the legislature convened
soon after II o'clock today. The ses-
sion was not expected 20 last more
than so minutes. practically the only
business before the sine die adjourn
mcnt being the reading in the houses
of fhe list uf bills vetoed By Governor
Dunno with his reasons for killing the
hills
Lieutenant Governor Barratt Hara
presided In the senate and Speaker
David shanahan In the house.
Ia q message 10 both houses Gov
eruor Dunno announced that he had
vetoed 70 bills and trimmed the omni-
bus bill se.e75.0ssfs
The bill introduced by Representa-
tive Turner OF Chicago. house bill ss2.
prnhibifinE the taking OF pictures for
Fokucs galleries before conviction was
vetoed. but the governor said he would
have siEusd u had u simply provided
for the destruction by police officers OF
all photographs taken OF innocent per
sons after their acquittal. If this bill
becomes law." read the message. lit
would paraiyzs the machinery for the
detection % criminals
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
TWO NORWEGIAN
SHIPS ARE SUNK
Crcus ef Roth Vessels Except Several
t.ermau sailors. Are Landed
by Submarines.

London. June 7o-The Norwegian
ship Canlbuskcnneth. when sailed
frpsa- -Fortiaud. ore. FEB. $. for Liver
pool. or Manchester. was sunk today
b. che German submarine U-39. Thir-
teen members of the crew were landed
Eight other sailors. being German sub
leciE. veFc taken aboard the suhma-
rinc.
The Norwegian steamship Gicso. ot
i.0sf toms gross. also was sunk by n
German submarine today. The crew
uaa landed az North Shields The yes
eel vaa sunk by a torpedo.
The Norwegian steamship Gieso
vas built in 1919 She was :2s feet
Ions. 1s feet beam. and Is feet deep.
The CamhusEcnneth was a three
master of 1895 gross tonnage and
vas buiif in Glasgow In 1888.
Portland. ore. June S0.-The Nor
wcrian ship Cambuskenneth. Captain
Thor sole. ras under charter 10 Kerr.
GiF1ri and Company uf Portland and
had q cargo 81 i1O.5sS bushels OF wheat
valued az si5t.lS0. Her cargo had
been sold 60 English brokers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
Allied Building Construction
Interests Try to Force
Strike Settlement.
AFFECTS 100000 MEN
Employers Declare Move
ment Is Not Intended as
Hostile to Unions.

/ Chicago. Ill, June 30-Prospects of
settlement of the carpenters strike
were seen today in the announcement
I by John \. Metz, president of the un-
ion. that the carpenters would accept
the 65 cent rate on three years con-
tract if the contractors would elimin-
ate the rule governing importation of
building material.
1t was for an increase of 20 cents an
hour that the carpenters went on
strike two months ago. Yesterday
building material manufacturers voted
to close their plants tomorrow. This
would throw 200. 900 men out of work.
The purpose of the move was to force
a settlement of the carpenters strike.
The rule which Mr. Metz wants
eliminated is one which permits the
purchase of building material in any
market. The carpenters, owing to the
fact that different wage scales OBJ
tanned in different cities. insisted that
all building material used in Chicago
shall be purchased here.
Chicago. June 30.-A general shut
down of all allied building construc-
full effect tomorrow, 1t was announced
today. All plants will remain closed
until a complete settlement is reached
with organized labor in the building
industry.
The order to shut down will throw
out of employment more than 100000
men. according to careful estimate.
Several thousand teamsters engaged
in hauling material. the building trades
craft now at work, and the employees
of all allied industries will be out of
work.
The material industries to close and
the number of establishments are:
Lumber interests. 20 yards; brick
manufacturers. "a yards; lime kiln
companies, "a; sand, stone and gravel
interests. Is establishments; sash, door
and blind mills, 4S; planning mills, ten;
terra Gotta companies, two; elevator
operating companies, three; hard wood
floor manufacturers, five.
The general shutdown is intended to
force the 10000 striking carpenters.
who have been out on a strike since
May 1, to agree to a settlement by ar
The carpenters went out be-
cause they were refused a wage in
crease from So TO 20 cents per hour
Charles W Gindele. president of the
Construction Employers as
sociation. said the movement was not
a fight against union labor.
I'VE are for union labor he asserted,
but we will not continue operations
until there is peace in the building in
dustry"
E. NJ. Craig, secretary of the associa-
ton, said the employers do not fear in
vestigation by federal authorities.
There is no conspiracy. This action
is being taken by several interests as
individuals" Craig said. There is no
law that we can find that prohibits a
man or corporation shutting down IL
that be necessary and desirable"
Resolutions were adopted by the as
sociation declaring that it was "abso-
Iutely essential TO the general building
interest that collective agreements
should be made between the employ
ars and employees in order to remove
he possibility of strikes and lockorts,
sympathetic and otherwise"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
To MutuaIize the Equitable.

Albany, y. Y, June 3o.-General T.
Coleman Dupont, who recently ac-
quired control of the Equitable Life
Assurance society. wishes the mutual
ization of the society, according to a
letter TO Frank Hasbrouck, state sup
erintendent Of insurance.
My desire is that naturalization be
brought about" Mr.. Dupont wrote.
ito give assurance that it's affairs will
always be managed in the interest of
policy holders. fears relating to stock
control being forever ended"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
HOLLAND LINER is
STRUCK IN A FOG
Nany Ansriesu rasssnErfs eu Heard
=>tssmsF New EiAiuz safely AZ
Arrksr in Douus-

Deal. EsElsst. ture zQ.--The Hol-
.taat t-AsssFjean line Steamship Niegs
AazstsFfas1. harins . large ggfateF rf
passesEsrs on hoard bogrd from New
NoFf for H1tseFaasa. aas rar d1un ir
a f1E bT an 1Etaoau steamer vhiir
anchored GEL fs~ uauas To-Day
The port qgsrteF OF she Trausaf-
taatie liner vas taaaEri bsf ghr Frs-
sci stiit ts ritins safely at anchor.
This makes the eish'h collision iu
the dovus uifhi1 tse last three DAYS
Nea YoFE Iuse 60 The liner
NieaW AsasteFtaa sailed from New
foFe Jane ts vita approximately l.zop
sasseeEeFs and q EsneFai cargo foF
HotfTrtam. she shoIid have Feaeaft
Hott~F1am. f noe detained 81 route.
ca Jgae zf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
REMOVE LIMITS
IN WAR EXPENSE
EHs.iaH Idiet Creates New NHHifisHs
Hoard and o. Hare Uniimitrd
Sun o. Spsnd.

London. June Rusaias reply 90
thr brilliant series ~ Au6trp-German
victories lr Galieia is iau' setting up
board cog mga.ttuus empowered to
sp~ad guitf1itrd money aud stscu Writ
galiY anrrs lriefrd poser over all pri-
vasF Industries iu tue whoie 90 the
eogafry
ff is reported from PctFoGrad that
abe creation % the board became Law
with q e~i~risY that ass absuiutri' as
iagaiiHE. vtich q. taken Co Indicate
thas ths coaafrT fully realities reccnt
disasters 20 Grand pgkr Nicholas
forces largely wrTc due Co lack Of
gsualti6as aad squipgseut
FctfoEras. June 20. tvia ts1ndpnl-
N Imperial reseFist vas issued today
Ga eonnretlsa with the formation % the
Russian board % military supplies
Aftrr etprsssinE an unshatabie assuF-
aaee ia tss brilliant fetuF~ % the Rus
slaa reo9tT. Emperor Nicholas pro
eseess
- protoaEea vaF calls ever for
fresh escFts. bat suFmauutinE the
srowfnz diEfcufssss and parryinE the
Vieissltssss Wsich are Inevitable 10
va. ies us strrnEthen our hearts. re-
solved 60 carry 90 the struggle with
tsS hrls q God 90 a eompiete triumph
% Eussssn arms
~Ths enemy 1gsf b. crushed. for
wffkast tsas peace ts inpossibie.
~Nisk srsn fzifh ia the iasxhsast-
ibiz ssrenEfh % Russia. ] expect the
EB4ersasatsi aad pabitc institutions
q gsssiss iaGastry saa All ths faith
81 seas % tMa HsFn~raana aagnous
4istssetioa % taras oF classes. all
1orx toxsshsr ia haTsaoay 10 satisfy
shs seeds % our valiant army.
-~fhts is ths oaiy znd heaerfoFih ma
si0ssi RFusisn 20 Whieh must BE- d.
sressd all tsosEats % saiss9 Russia
isEsseibis ia kss gnity.~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
DOMINION LINER SUNK BY SUBMARINE ARE AMONG VICTIM
THE WAR TO-DAY

The Germans and Austrians are
pressing the Russians hard in their re-
treat through northeastern Galicia and
southern Russian Poland toward the
River Bug All the official reports in
dicate this. the Russians themselves
3 speaking of desperate German at
tacks" on rear guard positions, which
are declared TO have been repulsed.
The energy of the pursuit of the re-
treating Russians. however. is costing
the Teutonic forces dear. according to
Petrograd statements. which mention
the enormous losses" inflicted in the
endeavor of the Austro-Germans to
throw disorder into the Russian ranks
during the withdrawal from the Dnies-
ter region north of Halicz.
Meanwhile Russia is endeavoring to
re-organize her munitions supply sys-
tenn. With unlimited money and virtu-
ally unrestricted power, the new board
of military supplies is expected to rem
edy the shortness in munitions to
which Russian reverses in Galicia
largely have been attributed.
The Austrians, although well occu-
pied in the Galician campaign, are
sharply watching the Italian front, re-
ports from the Tyrol and Trentino dis
tricts, for instance, mentioning notable
activity of the Austrian artillery. It
aly's forces are making slow headway
on the Isonzo. unfavorable atmospheric
conditions being mentioned as interfer-
ing with operations there.
German submarines have claimed
two more victims, the Norwegian
steamer Gieso and the ship Cambus
kenneth OF the same nationality hav-
ing been sunk by torpedoes-
Mytilene advices record an exploit of
British gunboat which bombarded
the Turkish ports of Chesmeh, Lidia
and Aglelia. destroying petroleum
depots and several small vessels.
The diplomatic situation with regard
to the Balkans is again widely under
discussion. The recent conference Of
the German chancellor and the Ger
man and Austrian foreign ministers is
followed by assertions in German
quarters that the hopes of the quad
ruple entente powers for military help
from Rumania and Bulgaria have ma
terially Iessened. In connection with
this situation the occupation of Sou
tari bv the Montenegrins is an inter
esting Development.
After recent attacks by the allies
resulting in an appreciable advance, 1t
is declared 5000 Turkish dead were
found in the trenches on the front
taken by the French.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-30
GREGORY SEEKS
FACTS IN CASE
ftterueY t.~urrsi Easy 90 Ersizra-
tioa u tray 0aissrs t.siaz o.
Nunitiea fartories.

WaseirEtee. u. C.. Izas @g.-Att1F-
ssg Geerral Gregory tosssF asked Sec
rrtary Csrrtsas foe e. sfsteassf 1f ths
facts ie ere ease 5f tfegtrsaat C1iDart
oGes e. ti9resF. ere aFay oFdgaaes
ozeeer eoesmsatias fiestinay arssuzl
st Dover N. a.. W6osF restsuati1u Go
tss- "a posities vista ts@ paeoat FoU-
Ger rausseg prg#RsFt Mf Gasrts1a
Co. ask t9r as asta5aa as Co ar 9Ee~Fs
rtEaf to resign 5s tfs+s 8f peace.
We Gsrrts0e wjft decide thr feast
es.ffr 81 aeerpt5sE rrsi isratf1as OF ord
sasee e'Eeers. after tae attorney Ers-
rrst has g-eitsf what rer ias is uF,
Csrrtsoa potrsef 0ss today that th@
Essssias eiEst be- RAISED uhether an
1rrtssrer efTerr ssiEst zoe BE- G5inE the
E1eerre-rF a good service On resign
5rE m bs rss Eestiae esans tae DE-
r.aor1ref af e6rSEFFesaf aFa1s asf
srss1srssfan pasaSs. TIE deVet9penrst
sf sr5fass etsats 81 sss tisfe of peace.
er rofeset osss w6alG mssFrisllq
ssrsr Efsss tss rsssaFess ~ Ess array
1fsisr WtftssH a f'bitiiss. tss asssF
eTreer wbsse case fe esesticss tsetersf
efs rssf ErsfHss sfEsF Att6rusT Cssesrai
Csressryfs 6ssea6e esF besn s1aEhs ~
sss SECRETARY % Vss tts5sr Fhfitiss
e % aasv e. sassT ttsss ssoEtaE
EraasFs
Two ravat eoe.ssrafsa-s also lave
fsss ss-,g becagss os tsssF satsFV ossFs
~ ssfasaiiGtes fress- Secretary tss-
'sfs sabs ts,fsg es Wsetf H6s act essit
SsssrrsV General GssE6rY's eststsa bss
sesa fstfveref ffs eeet5ssd 90 give
ne ssars of tes sN6 eosssreesors