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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
STAR
BEANS

Homer Bull Cochin
bantam the shop show his friends before entering
ut the poultry show Madison.
The permitted tho shop while
exhibition being
belt attached made burzn which
the insult challenge affron
ultmaum
The
that the bird viii BIO 1T exhibition before
Tho belt knocked its asaalant into u
And grabbed idiot preparing
another attack" reports tho proud Mr.. Bull.
Chunde plant ie
rots drunk That's nothing Slowed
house
or policeman
Many siri marrier his faults
them grounds for divorce,
practical who
had play his wife, does
not apply his relatives In Tacoma
Tho humorist o 70 Abner
Tho Uncle
rubbish had collected
While he
extended from the basement clear O
ped OF down the tho wall his
OF tho Help
Soon number OF crawling the
house OF they couldn't find humost While they tried
locate him. no shouted directions
Yet after they had learned joke he
they let him yo tho puzzled friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27

Attorneys for the W. j.
they would appeal from ruling
its libel
action tho ground the local district and
the objection
This VIII not affect similar pending
An order OF Judge Smith for the Hehens
not contempt
termned. is scheduled for hearing Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
Union Suits
Reduced to 45c

HARPLY underpriced for
~ clearance are these Wom-
ems Union Suits in Swiss.
ribbed and other weaves. at
iJe.
Basement Saicsroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
Dress Shields
--------------------
Reduced to 1Oc

y RoKEN lines OF Dress
- Shields in many styles. re-
duced for clearance TO 1Oc
pair.
Basement Salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-27
TAILOR FASTS FOR FORTY DAYS

PAiO ALTO CAL Jan 2Eperts Leland
directed their attention today the
declared that he without food
kind For be
win attempt to the assimilation o
Rohs long fast undertaken said
men to give his stomach rest and nature chance
impurities his he
sufferer, will thus be he believes
Although
since he
and saws that
his emaed no feels better his life
One effect of the s he has been
toward asigmasm, which he previously
up the 18th slept wen at night and
got good rest but body slightest
desire TO eat-haye appetite at ALL"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
CUSTER COUNTY DELEGATION
Three Men Represent Three Types
Of Members Very Well Dis
tributed Over Assembly.
HOW THEY ARE PROGRESSING
(From a Staff corresponden.)


LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 12.-(speoial.) -
Custer connty'E delegation OF three men
In the state legislature has attracted a
good deal OF attention from the fact that
Il represents three men Of different type
but largely representative OF the mem
heFuhip OF the entire assembly. The
honest farmer. the awyer-phllanthropis
ana the agrieulturlat banker are repre-
scented.
The first type Is found In the person Of
George Washington Greenwait. a farmer.
honest, capable, eloquent and resource
full. While his colleagues from Custer
are trying TO set through Iegislation upon
which neither can agree, this farmer by
his eloquence and convincing manner
charms the members and accompIishes
the things which he desires purely
through his ability to convince tho mem
bers that he believes what he contends
for that he practices what he breaches
and gets what he goes after.
Senator Charles wellington Beal is
hard worker. a good speaker and Is we'll
liked BY his fellow senators, He does not
always agree with the majority party OF
which no IL d member. but he IL gcner-
ally credited with being honest in his con-
tentions and his speeches are always
listened 10.
b Notwithstanding his colleagues In the.
house. William jefferson Taylor has been
fighting for a bill 70 restrict the incomes
Of attorneys, Of which Senator BeaI h
an able member. and cut them off 10 q
certain extent from their base Of aup-.
plies. AT. Boal has applied the golden
rule. and instead OF restricting the income
Of Mr.. Taylor, has introduced and is.
fsghting for a,puhlic warehouse measure.
which WIN permit MIR. TAYLOR to hold the
grain raised upon his farm 20 he can set
Ia bigger price for Il.
This win enable Mr. Taylor as q farmer
to make more money, % that-as a banker
he can accommodate Mr.. Beal and the
other lawyers in Custer county when,
they need the money to pay for the last
months grocery bills.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
INSURANCE BILL
IS RESURRECTED
Howell Succeeds in Reinstating the
Anti Discrimination Measure
Killed Thursday.
ACTION SEVENTEEN FOURTEEN
(Fro1n = staff correspondent.l

Nb'roln Staff COrrespOndent)
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 12.-(Spe-
cIai Telegram. AFTER energetic
work among the senator's before the
senate convened this morning Sena-
tor Howell was able to resurrect his
insurance bill, Senate File 46, and
send it back TO the committee for.
another hearing. The vote was II
for and IA against. Beal, Brookley,
Buhrman. Bushee. Hoagl and,
Kiechei. Lahners. Mallery. Marshall.
Quinby. Robertson, Sandal, Shum-
way and Wilson OF Dodge voting
against reinstating the bill. Dodge
and Wilson Of Frontier we're absent.
Byrnes Takes Hand.
The fine Italian hand OF General John
c. ByTnes OF Columbus. democratic leader
and patriot. was shown in the rout Of
the opponents Of Howelrs bill. n bill
which was charged on the floor OF the
senate yesterday as being in the interests
Of an insurance trust
II is said that Byrnes was sent for yes
terday to see n something could not be
done 10 bring back TO life the corpse. As
a result OF his visit sentiment this morn
ing had changed among certain senator's
who voted against the bin yesterday and
when Wilson OF Frontier. who voted
against the bill yesterday. moved that
senate file No. IS be resurrected. II was
promptly done.
Pearson Fears Trouble.
Lieutenant Governor Pearson warned
the senate that ~ might be getting into
trouble BY bringing out bill which had
been legally killed yesterday. He said he
was fearful that the thing could not be
done and might bring on legal conpiiea-
lions which woald place the bill In bad.
but In the face OF no specific rule cover
ins the proposition he would give the bill
the benefit Of the doubt and allow the
senate TO vote on II.
Tho vote on the bill showed that Grace.
Krunbaeh. spirl and weesner. who had
voted 10 han the bin yesterday. voted to-
day to bring Il back 10 life. while eaun-
dern and Wink, who were absent yester-
day when tho vote was taken. also voted
IN favor OF the resurrection. Brookley
and Sandal. who voted for the bill yes
terday. voted against II today. A public
hearing Will'be held next Thursday after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
Legislative
Proceedings


For Passage, senate Committee Of
whole.
s. r. III. Bedford OF Douglas Requires
e,ored e s. 70 county q sSSn' ss OF
s. y. =, Douelns Deleeatlon--Olv
Omaha 4 city planning oommisslon.
3 y. a. Howell Of Donglas-Raiscs the
salaries Of Omaha police y per man or
n r. g. Riahmona OF poussas-per-
mits county boards upon petition OF %
not 70 exceed five mills for court house
or jail. Emergency.
s. ~. io2. eandan Of fork--Makes for
ssrs. dosansnts ana bills Of other com On
is. v. 8. Bsai Of custsr--Provides for
cumstances on nonrresldents Of the state
i. y o. ByglAnd Of Boone Reduces
the population necessary for the forina-
sion OF = Village school district from
81 ~ Il. ouInby Of Douglas Pnovldes
for assessment AZ actual, instead Of ono
firth valuation.
FoF Pestponement ny senate stand
las Committees.
& 7. =. Howell of Dougias-proAibgts
from sakine debositions Gives 's ots sSrl'ik
day for Harh efork IN addition 10 10
cents Per 100 words.
Fasnea BY senate on Thfrd Reading.
s +. log. Bushee Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
remsiining members q district board Of
Of county hoard. Ayes, -. nays. o.
s. #. : klechel Of Nemaha-pr0vidas
that common carrier cannot require
Dany On his bonds. Ayes. az nays, n.
=. r.. q. bygiand Of Boone-Ttalaes the
lnn.t of tho Village tax from ten TO
= +. 50, Grace Of Harlan-Repeals YER
teal grain test. Ayez, 30; nays, O.
F., g. hyeland q Boons-I Requires
asoAlls before election Ayes, az nays, o.
y =, Saunders Of ponglas-Enables
shaEitable soeieties TO extend period OF
Incorporation. Ayes. S; nays, D
81 y. Ell Bushso OF Kimbaii--Provides
for the payment aud cancellation o. ir-
rigntion district bonds. EueFgency. Ayes.
Is Bushee q Kimball-sAortens
Irrigation season. Ayes, e2 nays 3.
= ~ .. Buahee Of ikimbali-IRsduces
eolleciion Zee On irrisation district funds
h ~ a Riechel OF Nemaha and Bus.
hoo. 81 kimhall--Makes 4 psima FACT,
eksek When maker Ss. so credit . y:
bank. Ayes. y; nays. a.
nflla Defeated On Third Reading b.
seaate.
y. q Howell Of pougias-Extend
Psnsio1s 70 ali city employees In Omaha
b =. ~ Durham Of Boone Requires al
lumber sold A. the state 20 conform 4
certain standards and measuFeEnentu
Provides a penalty and ruts enforcement
al hands Of food department.
II. X. = Douglas DeleEation--Amendlnl
law With regard % drawing Jurors. n
paE1.
~ ~ 80. Amending game law. fncreas
lnf number Of game gardens. TO b
Postponed.
~ n 80 smith Polls 70 be open fron
a. m 70 p.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
MORE NAMES ATTACHED
TO LOBBYISTS REGISTER
tFrom ! staff correspondsnt.l

CFrom starr Corrospondentl
LINCOLN, Neh.. Feb. ia.-sspecial.l-
r, w. Brown OF Lincoln. has Registered
a. a lobbyist representing the Farmers
and Merchants bank Of verdon, L. y.
Hurts OF Lincoln. manager OF the Lin
coin Telephone and TELEGRAPH company,
as representative OF the Nebraska In
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
CRAWFORD KENNEDY
ILL WITH PNEUMONIA

LINCOLN. Neb.. Fob i2.--tspeclai,>--
cravford xenne6y was this morning
taken to a local hospital, where II Is said
he IL threatened with pneumonia He
has not been well for several weeks and
Il is feared that his sickness may con-
fine him TO the hospital for an Indefinite
period.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
THOMPSON, BELDEN & CO

Valentines
y Price
A great number OF
Volland's Artistic Val
entines to go at "a reg
ular prices.
Art Departmsnt--Third Floor
New Tub Silks
A special showing of
tub crepe de chimes and
pongees, large line of
fast colored stripes -
particularly dainty and
pleasing-from 81 to So
a yard.
silk Section - Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13
Mems Underwear
Greatly Reduced

Mems $500 and $3.50
Wool Union Suits, Satur-
day $1.39
Mems $3.50 Cotton Union
Suits, SATURDAY $50
25% Discount on all Su-
perior, Sterling and Amer
lean Knitting Company's
Wool Underwear.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

dependent Telephone association; VIII
lam Richie, jr.. Of Lincoln. as repre-
sentative OF the school law revision COM
mission; and w. II. Campbell OF Clarks
as representating the Farmers congress
in regard to school laws. fT
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

Mems Sweater Goats,
Outing Flannel Robes and
Pajamas at cost prices
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

The Best Medicine for Coughs.
The first dose Of Dr. Kings New Dis
covery helps your cough; soothes throat.
Get bottle today. SOC. All druggists.--
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

versity OF Vermont to coach It's ball team
this year, as 1t would demand his serv-
Ices until June, and he will have consid-
cradle scouting to do for the Red Sox in
April and May.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

THREE DAYS TO NEW YORK BY Zeppelin: have always hoped
o peaceful
according
during
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-13

Mccarthy Refuses Dob.
Scout Thomas Mccarthy Of the Red sox
has turned down the offer from the Uni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-24

mrn hnN forever removed ihat doubt
lseHufo ttIvc governor % Nbs
iienre 40 hia conviction ~ anfy corn
nuted IT, penliiY ~ ifank ~ life
imprisonment he uaF surrounded ln
Nis home his castle hy bowling mob
and hls mf'ty ana thaf IT hia family
pot SCI perm
When s. bfcDmet usceasafy 20 a.
0isfs maTilai laN aud csli oui The con
atlhulnrF Bhd mnita f4rrcr ~ state
fu protect lii governor aFHinnf d mob
urqaure Be- hae followed hla couFlcuuna
"a uuiy no mob spirit haa reached lhs
rumHa ~ lulluiY
sine fspg,l' nut ~ ieu in tht United
slafra uufsiaf 80 t.eofsia aaunfufr thr
afiiDf ~ 4pYefnnr siainn. aud ho has
Non deserved naiairdfign snd honor
The very howhna 81 the moh VIA "a
ifiUufn 90 hia courage and mnuhpua.
and ifa Rtihfnns about ha hone
pfufrf ta fhe world fhaf hf Waa mHn
lu ihf highest Hnuas of ihai farm
&c. removed thc poaaihir awful peril
~ iakINH fhH iifn ~ su Innocent mon.
and lnHired ~ unftlne hlm nflif send
iHfsatsnina him with Injury tbo people
uf osofsia should haFe paid him csc
itlDuie Of thrIr approval nnd mApifrst
ol nrir pride fhat they bad brave
and honest governor
The agiiau ~ the prosecuting sfrepf
tiir0HHhouf ihc whole ptoos,diuss ,s.
poolnIf iu hlH Issuance 0f statement
criticisms The RoVefnurH cotton lHa
eshihifrH me huIit ~ n prosecutor
nuFcd murr bt drsifa fo vin pis-
fraHl0uai Triumph Than 600 zoe ihHf use
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-24
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black-Draught.

McOui. Va 81 suffered for several
years, says Mrs b Whitaker. OF
ms place with sick headaehc, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago 4 friend told me 10 try
lhediord's hhck-paught. which I an
and ! found q 20 be The best family medic
cine Tor young and old.
] keep Black Draupht on hand an fbe
hmc noW, and when my children icel q
ulte bad, they ask me tor a dose. ana \
does Them more good than agy medicine
hey ever iucd
We never have q long snen Of SCH.
ness % our iamily since We commenced
usi5g black-Dmughi.
lhediord's Black Drauqht Is nufel,
vegetable. and has been iound 10 rer,.
ia'e ~eak stouachs, ard digestion ne.
news indigestion. cole, Wind. nausea
headache, sick stomach, and s,milsi
symptoms.
" has been In Constant use for NOR.
u'an ~ years, and has benefiirb NOR
li'4n million people.
-, Nom druggist sells ana re,omr,e,a,
nlask-hlaught Pace only ~ Cets
Saek2ge ,o-daY. '.s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-24
CABARET SHOW SATURDAY

GrfNthe raHrci Comedians mskn
thclr bow ,a Corpus Christians satnr
laN los iNds FLOR in ihe nrt of Il
nIshus serca uf music1i comedies thst
Will he staged boo she traIterum of the
pIer drr.ng thr Summer
rhe shows wN aHrt rferN nehi af
s.it aud ihcrr Will ht Loo addition sat.
urlsN arid Sunday matinres horirnier
at lhc usual hour a chanEr n the
effrrlns wUl he nialc thrive times eaeh
Wcfk
The companN is cnu.aoscd 10 q p pco.
pic and win have rs pivcp hrsss band
as wVii Tor iho muslcnl features tc-
conlpn, .ne insi a.. Gufiith a. fhf
s,sr 90 u1e east bsius eefaiIcd -
Eccrniflc Comedian rar f.Ncoiiarcc a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-24

Subscribers when ordering a change
81 aiifc,s should give hpih uld and
HeN addtossfa iafrirsa for The Oalirr
pay oash fuf thclF papers and are Nm
shle ~ psiend moro than w'sl b
cfrdii a. rulHffillffa ihfif msfgin
ui profit u small. and few LOSSES vlll
b' krenif frlt subss1iptlom ar due
The raninrs. aud not Tho Caller Pub
hahlnF Company Complaints Of scf
VICE. ofdcfH tu start or discoatinur a.
livery ~ tho paper. aud clanres Of ID
docs. should b. addressed " tolcphon
81 to tbs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-24
OTHER VIEWS


Dc fns ffruaonfig been ufrfi tY per
runs ~ prominence chat thn tnEilsh
nafnainentaf, system ne ao far adopted
it Nashlnatou ~ f0 bfna membfr 70
itr ssbifm into fhe ilause af Hrp
roasnatlsss sa uauifiuanm in gre DEE
iiheafIuna
% d. nuW proposed o. th. conaiitI
il1nai convention hi Ainanf bf John
~ Fsaa that az "a riate ~ eu the fHh
measure rrnaflaH oshlrei system
uhusf memhefs viii he chosen Dy tnc
Governor and ah. $40 bead fHf Fa-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-24
THE DAY IN THE
COTTON MARKET

ouosa,ions Fsom eli Ms'Est,
ry,ni.he8 The Caller Daily -
The Corpus chris,i Cotton -
shsrec. Hssees hstsi hu''o'na
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CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
PHONE 50.

Address al hurlnssa communications
and mako out al ehoaha, drafis. money
utdrre nud express orders ~ The Caller
Publishing Company Al itema, articles
sud communications shuuld be- addressed
~ tditor. Corpus Christi Caller
Entered aa apfund class matter ~ the
iostoifico lh Corpus Christi. feSaa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-24

ihr Sc uf fMa rtf H taN|re
N'nrmn1 and hfo"iif Peg r'nhr 'I'n
with fr Invitation in rHm' Boo tnN ir'rn
h0N lt m umrl uurHnnn sem
aDu1hir nnr 20 Tn'Hii"n Nh.'l
ofrre huf Hnl a.r otrrr fnln" n'n
tnh fHuHF woman 500 tnf'''r'
inE hithInH ihn summer n th' Hpri
nHirfa or BolnH HHi n n"ff ifHD
nr small ufnn tir winters Hh"nii r
lhir tu luHw'f HiNrmt'ifrlf lf N"f
Dnnot ar sea t ihr question th''f
education u.H n.f u''n t"nd'd NlI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-24

open lNsh Low cso
A-- 81. Al1 lf SIS
Evening star., 1915-05-14
War Officially Reported.

includes two cannon. one howitzer'
two mortars. dozen bomb throwers,
large number of machine guns:
5000 rifles and large supplies OF
shells and cartridges.
In the wood of hill 125 we found the
bodies of three companies OF Ger
mans who had been annihilated by
our artillery.
The enemy bombarded Carency yester-
day afternoon. but without result
As masters of Carency we have pro-
gressed toward the north. where we
have established ourselves in Albaln
st. Nazaire. which we hold. with the
exception of some houses along the
river Around these the struggle
still continues. We made several
hundred prisoners. During his re-
tirement the enemy set fire to half
the village
At Neuville St Vaast we occupied new
groups of houses in the northern part
of the village. The number of can
non and howitzers of large caliber
taken was seventeen.
In the Argonne, at Bagatelle, We re-
pulsed two German attacks-one at
night. the other in the day. The
latter was very violent.
The success reported this morning in
the forest of lie Pretre has made us
masters of the last German organiza
tion which had still resisted in that
wood. The entire position is now
i'll our hands
Evening star., 1915-05-14

Jarrah trees in the Australian forests
grow to height of 100 feet: kari trees
TO 200 feet.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
RUSSIAN STATEMENT.
pETROGRAD. May "a:

Tuesday night the enemy began an of
gion of Shawl in an attempt to retain
this road center. During the night
we successfully repulsed five attacks.
and the following morning. by an
energetic stroke, We defeated a Ger
man outffankInS column. capturing
several hundred prisoners and five
guns. The fighting continues.
On the Duhissa river. on tile same day.
we captured a hostile position near
Eyrago1a Cor Jairagolah). thirty
miles northwest of kovno. on the
left bank of the Niemen there has
been no change.
On the right bank of the Orzyo our
trench mortars bombarded the en-
emys trenches with great success.
In western Galicia the intensity of the
fighting decreased on a considerable
part of the front during Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Our offensive on the right bank of the
Dniester is meeting with continued
success. The enemy on Tuesday
made several fruitless counter at
lacks to relieve his center. which was
retiring in disorder on the Dniester
toward the Obertyn- Horodenka line
eThese towns are in the extreme
east of Galicia. Obertyn is almost
north and IIorodenka is northeast of
kolomea.)
In this operation the Austrian units
which led the offensive were repulsed
near ChocimierZ. northwest of Oher-
tyn with heavy losses. Our artil
Iery annihilated two entire bat
talions. and a third suffered severely
Near Horodenka the enemy gave way
about o'clock in the evening Gf the
same day and began a disorderly re-
treat. We captured several thousand
prisoners, number Of guns and
about fifty ammunition caissons
Evening star., 1915-05-14
Irrigation Theme of Lecture.

Irrigation and home making by the
government formed the theme Of an
illustrated lecture by John II. Pellen
in the riding hall of Fort Myer Wed
nesday night. reel of motion pic
tnres was used to show some of the
large works Of the United States recla :
ma tion service and views Of irrigation
work in Arizona and New Mexico we're
shown. Chaplain r. r. O'keefe Of the
9th Cavalry arranged the entertain
ment
Under the auspices of the Holy Name
Society and the Allan Society an enter
tainment was given AT the post hall
the night Mr.. Carroll spoke
and the 9th Cavalry Band played for
dancing.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
marie" Marries.

The second installment Of who
Was Marie DUPONT Adele Luehr-
manns mystery serial. appears in
the next Sunday Magazine of The
Sunday Star. The unrivaled com
plexities in the life Of this charm
ing young woman are becoming
more and more involved. for in a At
of romantic excitement she marries
Amarinth. and then. when the latter
discovers that there Is a mystery in
her life. and that she is the girl who
bumped into Gavock on 5th avenue,
he repudiates his new bride until
the mystery can be explained,
Evening star., 1915-05-14
Report Losses by Theft.

George Orsanos. Ills North Capitol
street, reported to the police that his
place of business was entered by
burglars this week and robbed of stock
valued at $50. The property consisted
of candy. figs graham crackers, canned
beans and cigarettes.
The theft of an automobile tire, in
ner tube and rim was reported to the
police by Emmett Riordan, 227 7th
street southwest. He told the police
that the theft was committed in his
garage
Evening star., 1915-05-14
FRENCH STATEMENT.
PARIS. May IA:


1t has been raining without stop since
Yesterday morning. Last night, in
spite of the handicap of difficult
and slippery terrain, we occupied
several German trenches to the south
west OF Souchez and have maintained
on the rest of the front from Loos to
Arras all the gains recently made by
us.
In the valley Of the Aisue We yesterday y
destroyed four German blockhouses
and leveled several trenches.
The Belgian army, by new attack on
the right bank of the User. repulsed
the enemy. who left, in retiring. sew
eral hundred dead on the ground
To the north of Arras we have obtained
some new and important results. BY
the capture of Carency there has
fallen into our hands much war ma
teria1, which it has not Yet been pos
sibIe to enumerate completely. 1t
Evening star., 1915-05-14
AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.

VIENNA, way IL:
From January TO the middle of April
the Russians vainly eAerted them
selves to break through to Hungary.
but they completely failed, with
heavy losses. Thereupon the time
had come to crush the enemy in a
common attack with a full force of
the combined troops of both en-
pires.
A victory at Tarnow and Gorlice freed
west Galicia from the enemy and
caused the Russian fronts on the
Nida and in the Carpathians to give
way.
In ten-day battle the victorious
troops beat the Russian third and
eighth armies to annihilation, and
quickly covered the ground from the
Dunajec Beskids to the San river.
$50 kilometers tnearly 81 miles) OF
territory.
From May to l. the prisoners taken
numbered $4,000 while 100 guns and
so machine guns were captured. be
sides the booty already mentioned
We suppressed small detachments of
the enemy scattered in the woods in
the Carpathians.
Near OdvzechoWa the entire stan OF
the Russian 4sth Division of intan-
try. including Gen. kornilof. sur
rendered The best indication of the
confusion OIL tne ftussidh a. my 'S nv
fact tat our 9th Corps captured in
the last few days Russians of fifty
one various regiments. The guam
tity of captured Russian war mate
rial is piled up and has not yet been
enumerated.
North of the Eistula the Austro-Hun-
parian troops are advancing across
Stopnica The German troops have
captured kielce.
East of Izsok pass the German and
Hungarian troops took several Rus-
sian positions on the heights and ad-
vanced to the south of Turka. captur-
ing 5000 prisoners. An attack is
proceeding here and in the direction
of Skole.
In southeast Galicia strong hostile
troops are attacking across Iloro-
denka.