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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25
WAR NEWS IN BRIEF.

Italy has invaded Austria omc
War Once Rome to-day that Austrian
territory along line running orve miles the Gulf
Trieste within
Italian raded
frontier destroying the landings railroad station
Austrsns killed the casualties
campaign
regarded London probable that
will striking
direction
Heavy lighting in
making
assault by the allies
Gsnpoi with Of army
are
all
the alies '
In Gancia
according
communcatons danger.
Austraasian spoiled Turkish surprise
Kaba Tepeh Gallpo peninsula
Winston Churchill. original Of ministerial
will Cabinet, First Admiralty
II Il generally believed Lord fiaidane will
Instructions ss Italian Embassy all
Italian In the United Kingdom be notified
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25
JAPAN AID CHINA
SIGN TWO TREATIES
Agreements Cover Concessions
Made 10 Toxic Government
Note Accompanies Them.

WARRINGTON. Nay sS..-rsLio
Ssspsiehss 20 ths japanese Enssssv
cay that Al . y. ~ 10 -asv tao Treaties
covering the ssxe,ia,ions concerning
the shsn,uns Peninsula and Man.
ehurs and Mongolia we're slsnsd ana
exchanged between Japan and chinA.
Elm . note concerning other asss.
tons No in,imstion Of the eoaisnts
Of tie note zee contained 10 Tia
aASp4iehAs
Embassy officials behave. however,
net ths note a.sls 9th SONS fsa.
tescs u tina concessions 10 the ffs
four sTogps, shleh might better be
iTsAtsa 40 . matter ~ dlplomaiie 90 /.
asfsishdinr than be included Ia .
tssiS,
pnesT tina terms " ihs hss iIssiy
iHpoftsDi concessions are Sfsnisd ~
fbina % Japan, These Rsss 10 40
l.sssiy sish Industrial Operations IN
chIaAs psstlsslsTip 10 Tssssa u tail,
foaas sb1 nllhsg, fbihA slse ansakas
Dot ~ cs6s % issas ~ anB third pos /.
~ tsnit0sy ~ spseihsd districts
laIsn 10 " fseslss spselsi pdsilssss
in lnAsf kSaseilA,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25

PErRoGRAD. May as.-Aions .
too-mile battlefront. stretching from
Southeastern Poland to Southeast Ca
iicis. the Russians are now on the
offensive and delivering crushing
blows against the Austro- German
lines. according to an official state
ment given out here to-day.
The Germans are attacking In the
Shawl region. and In tho Russian
province OF Kovno. Southeast Of
stryj the Austro- Germans are bat
thing stubborniy In tho path OF the
advancing Russians. according TO the
War once. but the slav armies con-
tinue to press forward, capturing new
heights and hundreds OF prisoners.
The Germans must soon evacuate
their positions on the east bank OF the
San, above Jaroslau. II was stated at
the War ONCE to-day. A Russian
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25
RkClM6 IN BERLIN
BEFORE BIG CROW DS
American Jockey Scores Two Of the
Most Popular Victories--
British Barred.

BERLIN. via London. May "a
Horse racing Was resumed In Ger
many to-day With the op.nins ~ the
spring nesting at Hopp.Eartsn track,
10 . suburb of Berlin. IN the prsssnes
Of Q crowd almost a. large as 10
usually present in peace umss. Tas
Pan. hutusl system ~ bsttins has
bssa Temporarily abandoned. Bvt
bosAnAksrs are allowed 20 accept
wassss although the ODDS are not
pss,isssa
There are lsrs. nsld, for all races.
vitA t~saty.sis staTtsrs IN thu prin.
slpsi event subjscs " nations az
vsf sith uermany are barred from
the grounds. This rule apple. 10
trainers and iochsys. az ~sli a. 90
spssisisss. ABd saa adopted 80 .
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tlls demonstrations against British
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fore the ~aS esssa
u had bssa feared ths controversy
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tee siTloflss ~ ths sfsdli ~ Jesssl
AseAilssls sssDss the mssi pspsisi
~ ,hs taf
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Continued from First Page.)

each. Only ten OF these divisions ere
Austrians
"Fugitlves who have arrived at
Verona" says a Turin despatch to the
Daily Chronicle. state that many
caravans of Italian refugees have
been forcibly detained on the frontier.
where the women folk have been
seized and the men pressed into mill
tary service. Throughout the Tren-
tlno local Italian notabilities are
being arrested. The houses OF all
Italians suspected OF Irredontist lean
ings are blown up with dynamite"
Tho highways on the Austrian side
OF the frontier have been barricaded
says q despatch from Venice. The
italian refugees from tho Trentino.
who are allowed to cross the frontier.
have to walk on tho railway tracks,
and even these have been torn up In
many places. while the bridges are
mined. ....
despatch from Berne says the
Swiss Government has announced
that II will represent the interests at
Rome Of the German Empire and Of
Bavaria, and that the interests OF
Austria Hungary will be represented
by Spain.
Italy has given her adhesion to the
agreement already signed by ths
allied powers not to conclude a sepa-
rate peace. The signature OF formal
document TO this effect 10 imminent
The agreement referred 70 was
signed In London on Sept. 8. when tins
victorious German army was sweep
Ing toward Paris. and provides that
the British. French and Russian
Governments mutually agree not 70
conclude peace separately during
the present war. The three Govern
ments agree that when the terms Of
peace come 10 bs discussed. no one OF
tho allies will demand conditions Of
peace without ths previous agree
ment OF each OF the other allies"
/ An official communication from the
Austrian War Once says.
IN the south western theatre Of war
after the declaration OF war email
battles we're begun at some places Ia
the Tyroi. on tho frontier In the
frontier area on the coast. Italian
cavalry appeared near the frontier
town 81 Hfsssoldo.
"The Austrian Asroplsns attacks
extended over a distance % $50 miles.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25
FRENCHPRESOENT
WELCOMES ITALY
INTO GREAT WAR
Declares the Two Nations Are
Fighting Once More for Their
Common Civilization

PARIS. May 25.-Raymond Poin-
care. President OF France. has sent
the King Of Italy the following teie-
gram:
AT this solemn hour. when italy
enters upon the glorious path marked
out by her destinies. all France IL
glad to think that the two sister ma
tons are going TO fight once more for
the defense OF their common clviiiza-
ton and for the freedom Of oppressed
peoples.
Already brought nearer together
by their relationship. by their tradi-
lions and by the immortal force OF
the Latin genius, Italy and France
will be united forever by this new
fraternity OF souls and by their re-
nected conservation Of their natural
relations.
II express to Your Majesty my
most ardent wish for the victory Of
your valiant troops. with these SOL
diers the allied armies are proud to
fight TO put an end to the enemies of
justice and liberty.
II wish noble Italy n successful
realization OF her national aspirations
and beg Your Majesty to accept
these assurances of my devoted
friendship"
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He FINDS HIMSELF
WHEN name IS CALLED
FROM LIST Of MISSING
That's Me-" Says Upstate
Man Who Had Last Memory
and Enlisted In Canada.

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25
IMlMl AMBASSADOR
Is MvsotO N vtRlIA
-. "a a. u sfr..i- q 44Ia
German Chancellor Refuses 10 70
eeiye Him for Customary
Fsre'ssIl Call.

LONDON. May ;b.--Aa Amsisfdan
dsspstoh 90 the Erehsnss Asissraph
csmpan, says that hieeardo Boiistl.
Italian Ambassador ~ Germany, lsf,
Isssiin this msrnins with hls stan 80
waS driven 10 the railway station
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n 10 SAID ths 0srmAn chsAssIlsr,
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10 sse<lss elFnpf Bqllsfl for ths eos,
ssnsst ssrsssil esIi. ana thar vof.
siGa Minister vsa Jssov advised tho
Afg>>esss4eF act ~ sstsmei ~ Goa
s1u1s be pissleD ~ iks ssaAl msn
sss. fhs osfmsn fefeiss Once sss
feefssssts1 >, ths fsiissy staten ~
. coniss emeisl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25
U. s. GETTIM6 GERMAN
TRADE IN RUSSIA
Hayes Tells How American Goods
Replace Those Once Made
in kaiser's Country.

Tho Scandinavian American liner
United states reached Hoboken to-day.
Among the passengers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Hayes who had been abroad
since . year ago last April. Mr.. Hayes
had been "pushiag" American made
goods In Norway and Russia to re-
place articles formerly purchased In
Germany. Mr.. HAYES said that the
feeling In Russia was entirely friendly
to the United States and that Russians
looked upon the stand taken by the
United States a. absolutely right.
American made goods were renlsc.
Ing German made goods with avery
indication Of satisfaction.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25
WITH ARCHAMGEL OPEN
RUSSIA GETS SUPPLIES
pr'fouIi Nssspspd Owner Tslh
u Great busb tolloslng
Clearing u ibf ice

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25
ALL|ESl0G
|NF|ERCE ATTACK
At DARDANElLES
Turks Also Say They Disabled
Cruiser, Which Was
lowed OF.
BIG ARMIES MASSlNC.
Turks Sending Their Crack
Troops to Meet Reinforced
Invaders.
BIG ARMIES MASSlNG.

coNsrANTINoPLE. Nay ss-se-
we're losses for the allied forces at
tempting to force the DarcaaeIles
we're reported in an official statement
from the Admiralty to-day.
-on Sunday morning our artillery
off Gaba Tepe seriously damaged an
enemy cruiser said the offheial
statement. The disabled varship
was towed off by five other vessels
Of the allied feet
In the nshtins Saturday In the
vicinity Of sedd-si- Bahr the ensmy's
lossas in killed and wounded totalled
<.eoe."
Reinforcements are being sent TO
0aliipoli peninsula to oppose the new
troops now being disembarksd by the
allies. Il was reported to-day that
the First Army Corps. comprising
5000 OF the finest Turkish troops nov
ssrrisoned In Constantinop,s. yin BE-
sent 20 the Dardanelies
ATHENS. May :s.-Reinforced By
the arrival Of fresh transports. the
Angio-French erpeditionary forces at
the Dardanelies repuised q Turkish
attack yesterday and developed q
strong offensive. Mytiiene dispatches
to-day reported that the debark.iion
Of the new force beeaI before day
break Monday and u Continuing. In
side the strait the allied feet has re-
sumed violent bombArdment Of the
Turkish forts
LONDON. Nay IN n O
Young Turks and their German off,
GERS fought . bloody engagement near
the Asistic forts guarding the OAR
dansllss. according to Sofia des-
patches to-day. Ths Germans called
other Turkish troops to the,r assist
Ance and ousilsd the mutiny. Sofia
reported. Many Of the rebels were
killed. and others we're removed TO
CsnstAstinopls. '-~' -
AMSTERDAM, Holland. May Is
CvlA LondonD.-A telegram from Con-
stsntinopie says n II announced Of
nciaiiy there that Turkish sub
marips sank q Russian warship In the
Black Sea.
The despatch adds tina, Turkey sue
ceeded for some time Ia conce aiinE
the fact that this submarine was in
operation and that the complete re-
sufts OF its activities are unknown.
A wireless despach from Besiin
yesterday reported tha; . Russian
3 warship, probably the bAttisship
Panteleimon. had been sunk In ths
Black Ssa With the loss Of Loo
ussn. The despatch save no In
ttmAti0n that the vessel had been
sunk by . submarine.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25
TWO TEXANS MISSIM6
AFTER MEXICAN RAID
Believed to Have Been Either
Killed or Captured While
Fighting Near Border.

ALPINE. Ter. May IA poss"
left Valentine to-day for n point ~,
miles from thu border where, In a
hShi last nisht between MeHicans and
Texas river guards and rangers. two
Americans are feared Go have been
captured OF killed. A ranger nAmsd
BATES. and Joe bittars. . river guard,
were missing when the American
party tsispboned for help after thsy
hotses had been seissd.
4, 10 not known whether any MsI.
teams ssFs KILLED In the clash
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ITALIAN PAPER PUNISHED
FOR PUBLISHING STORY
Of A BATTLE AT SEA,

ROME. May 2b.-Yesterday the
Corriere dItalia published a special
edition giving an account of VIC
tory Of an Anglo italian squadron in
the Adristic. The newspaper has in
consequence been confscated. and It
Is reported that the manager has
been arrested.
The report OF the naval engage
ment was cabled all over the world
and caused much premature jubila<
ton among Italians.
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BERLIN REPORTS
DEFEAT Of ALLIES;
TWOFARMS TAKEN
Success Claimed at Points
Where Paris War Office Says
Germans Were Checked.
BIG BATTLE STILL ON.
French Report Heavy Loss by
Invaders in a Twenty-four
Hour Struggle.
BIG BATTLE STILL ON.

BERLIN. tvla London) May a.
The following report was to-day given
cut By the Berlin War once:
In Flanders We continued our at
lacks yesterday In the direction Of
Ypres We took the Flsminghe Farm
and the Beilewaarde Farm by storm.
and NE approached Hooge. During
these engagements $50 prisoners and
two machine guns fell into our hands.
south Of Armentieres. between
Neuve Chapeiie and Givenehy and
north of the Lorette Hills. partial at
tacks on the part OF the enemy were
repulsed with heavy losses.
AT Melville the troops OF the enc
my were drawn up In their trenches
IN readiness for a stormlne attack.
but they were prevented from engss-
Ing In this mAnoeuvre by our artillery
IRE.
In Chambral I'VE Frenchmen were
killed and twelve others injured by
bombs dropped by a French aviator
while the people were leaving church.
tcambral Is in Northern France In
side the German llnes.l At ST. Quen-
tin we shot down a French aero
plane
PARIS. May ,j.-The Germans are
attacking along the road east OF
Ypres They have concentrated .
large body Of troops near Langemarck
and have launched several violent
drives against the British positioas.
The battle has continued for more
than twenty four hours with the re-
suit still in doubt
An ofncial statement from the War
once this afternoon said that tho
English. thus far. have repulsed all
the German attacks In the last twslvs
hours.
Thirty-nye miles to the south
ffencb and Germans HFs locked In m
equally desperate struggle. The
enemy.s losses in the lighting. around
Ablain have been particularly heavy.
The TEA Of the French report 4 a.
follows:
1T was . night OF conssdsrsbis.ac-
tivity between the sea and ArraA
In Belgium. following . violent bonn.
bardmeat. Q German sttackins coll
umn endeavored to gain q footing on
the highway between Lansemxrck
and fyres- II was definitely checked.
The Germans delivered two at
lacks yesterday to the north Of Alb
lain. In each case they were repuissd.
To the north Of Neuville they de-
iivered four attacks. each one Of
which was checked ny the nrs of our
artillery. ..s '...
In these various aggressive en-
ieavors. all Of which resulted In CON-
piete favor. the enemy suffered heavy
|sssssL
"Nothins has been reported from
NE remainder OF the front." ~,i
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- - ~-xx>~ - "a Wsu~~-
~ nsms o. ~ men -'saer ~
IlunDv they na1e . vsmoaste cen
o-r1ssr ss~.sns Charles Bc<nrr AZ the
L. 80 .x,. po..
"-'s''"' W "'
maAe . wong statement. tn when ne
1ouinrcd that he had collected $4,000
-. p.~s.r s~cvs rambl,ow houses and
r'-.., $780,,
o,soroeru resors su'e' "'"'
yhitmsn announced later ne mad
fsun1 where Becker had on depcsi,
4. 1885,, n.rr. rs.r,v afoo eso
=,
Tbs vas "sen 'c s"ens'"es eh'
sfsft chaSecs against the former
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KELLY
Mp1NTs, WEEPS
!. AND WILL Be GOOD
fcoutinued From First PaseJ

, go N.a sonetbinr "a saw "a On.
2 eourt.
-four Hopor- .,,a n, oine.p,.
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Z ,rctber . NUMBER, time. ana ne have
ho,h ,a,r.a x,,h Ms. Ksl,v Nv
ellen, 4. .xc..s,,x,x .orrv for ALI tina,
h,. napnenea lean assure IN. cour,
tn.s ~. xe,Ix ana he, a.,xh,er are
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',n. .ver,. "a .1.,r,- ,e,d,ny 20 N.
60. ,.~r.,s,,IIx ,a,.n INV Mr..
I v.,,.
!. Miss Kelly. said Magis'1te
House. please stand up. What ! am
s-.,rr ~ ~axt An saving from my
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49, sHkP "a Sos sno'ee "
z a0oM1ls< - -68ienpie- In I'm syeo
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- - sb,rH voy nav. been badly "A
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20 nA.
termed thai u found gultyyou wound
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ITALIANS INVADE AUSTRIA:
. CROSS BORDER NEAR TRIESTE

the. case. and supplies were being
rushed In rapidly.
Mr.. Brockman said he was coming
TO this country to study the Ameri-
can markets and report on goods that
might be used In Russia TO best ad-
vantage.
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TeUT0N AMBASSADOR
NOW IN SWITZERLAND
ON the WAY FROM ROME

cHiAssO. Switzerland, Nay "a
pTlhss son bYl0s. osTmsn Amsssss.
so' 20 Fems, ssa Saxon soa hsasblo.
the A.siriss Ambassador, shd their
s,sns. Jsssbsd chissso today They
s.ss fs1ssIiy seslsad ~ the s.iss
suihoriilss
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U.S.. CONSULATE IN MIDST
OF AIR ATTACK IN VENICE
Hail of Shrapnel and Machine Gun
Fire Near Building as Austrian
Aeroplane Flies Over II.

WARRINGTON. May ,s.-rhe State
Department to-day issued this state
ment,
The American Consul at Venice
has telesraphed the Department that
on May 20 German and Austrian
aeroplanss made a scouting attack on
Venice at dawn Several bombs were
thrown and several persons were
wounded---one bomb falling near tho
arsenal snd another at san Modesto
al Lodi. In the water.
One Aeroplane flew directly over
the consulate. amid a hail Of machine
sun. shrspnel and shell Are. The
consul reports there was no align Of
panic among the citizens, who
watched the flight through glasses"
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~ .OOO Prisoners Taken by Germ IN.
says BeP1ta.

BERLIN tvia wireless 20 London).
May 1.-Renewing the offensive
movement north Of Przemysl. Gen.
Mackensen's armies have stormed six
strongly fortified villages and cap
tured 2i,o00 Russian prisoners. the
War once announced this afternoon.
Great quantities OF ammunition,
thirty-nine cannon and numerous ma
chine guns have been captured by
the Austro- Germans, tho War Office
added.
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losv, FOUND AND sswAsos.

.l v .ls.drT a.. hsals,' ~
ssssld 30 - rtag 49, ~ aas.tioas sehss'
Il N psimss, Dii VI itid a
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RUSSIANS ARE ROLLING BACK
GERMANS IN SOUTH POLAND
Petrograd Says That the New Russian Offensive
Is Delivering Crushing Blows Against the
Tcuton Forces at Many Points.

force THAT crossed the San and
occupied Nishe and Rudnik 10 moving
southward along the railway and
threatening to cut the Germans OF
from the main body Of Gen. Mac
kensen's left wing.
In southeastern Poland the Ger
mans are being rolled back steadily
among a line extending from kielcs
to stassof
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nifrhsi Heads for rsssss rsis.
Los ANGELES. May it.--hsyor Mi.
ehsi ~ Nee Torh CITY. Who arrived
yssisrasy In Les Aassiss. vas on his
vsy 20 san Sfsneiseo to-day " Walt
the pansm. Pacific Esposities