davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1915-11-29

around the neck, which are TO be but
tonholed for the strings. Those in the
shops bear designs Of birds, but may
bt made more personal by embroider-
ing gour monogram or initial upon
them.
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tngton.
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oiii5ielen 8aibington nidt gcringe
lleberraidung. 1Sntmerbin gelp1brte
Der ltmitano, Oof i0nnntlihe Uiit8lie.
Der Ser gem1nnun9 gerettct lpitroell,
eine pelertlibe Grlei6tcrilng.
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Dem 3tuiihenfaa cine nelie @erles-
ing 0es prellbtih dmerifnnlIden
@ertrageS bon 1923. Gic lbatiade,
oaB bic r2eclannm" ein Cargo bon
,Sla6s all gor0 bate, mel1er in Ell.
rer @roflamation Der oeltti6en Se.
gierling pom IS. 2lpril os. IS. ols
abiolute GontrebanOe erfldrt rpuroe.
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onB oie 9ontrebauoc bon 6cm Sdiiie
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bdttc enticrnt rmO Der Gnnlpfcr per
i6ont mcroen ioQcn.
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berets in inebrercn nnOeren 31Qen
IN Ocnen onerifouii6e Sd)ifie Der.
ienft nllroen - i'm Sale be5 y@nl.
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otciem Eilnftc 2lusoruf gegeben.
@riti der Dampfer
0rangemo 90 B" per-
ienft.
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tii6c Gantpier Y@rangcpooo", Gin
5difi Don 1922 5onnen Hollnin.
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dangeIsf, JiuBlan0. na6 Saure,
6rantreih, beionO, lit in Ger 9toroiee
bon einem OclitIhcn Sauhboot torpcs
Dirt mo 3um Sinfen gebraht NOR.
oen. Iie gemannlng luurbe belte
in SerlUid, ShottlonO, gelanoet.
Ger Gampier a@rangepoo0"
bate cine SGngc bon 332 SUB, cine
9reite Don A. SUB rno einen lief-
gong Don 24 SUB. Gr piiroe i'm
Sabre 1902 IN Cumberland geballt
uno mar bnS Gigentbum Der .@roii.
tuoe Steumibip Gompanp. 2imiteo, !"
Don 2on0on)
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>S}l(tl OF
Inot, iunrmm rr fit
9SSsrlltr
/ II

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&oriitcr Der GanOitrohcnsGummiiiion
lit Der itGrfitc Wtnnu in Der republic
faniidcu Gnrtci, nm fir @onUcrucnr
npminirt ST lueroen.
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mitcmitghco nno irihercnl Sunocsltrntpr
9eillinm y. SGfuu, IN Der Baltimore Nclus"
upm %. 3uii).
gSiaion g. Sofion ooS Wtitglieo
6cs republifunii6cu 9totional,Gomt-
te's iiir OiorDlnno, lebte beltte Ielnc
@eiprchlngcn i'm Notcl gclueoerc
nit elmer 9ln5obl @erren fort bc3lt9'
Iitb ser domination BON 8. &. @cllcr
iilr @ouoerneur.
nllebcr sic Ganoioatur OcS 9errn
@eaer," iugte ser Gr Mmocsicnutor
om06te icb iogcm oob &err gScller
tein no6cr peri0nliber Jrclmo BON
mir gemeien lit, uno OoB i'd niht
aus perionlicben oOcr iclbitIit6tigen
@ritnoeu be9onnen babe, mid tilr
i'm 3u intereiliren. Gcc @tonuten
mur0e iein 9fomc mir porgeihlagen
olS ser zines 9RunncS, Ser Der bette
mare, oen oic rcpublifonii6e Gortet
filr @ouberneur non1iniren fonne,
un0 er muroe porgeihlogcn ppn
WGnnern, 0ic nit ser Administration
AcS Wn1tnrrneurS (SnlnbprOloh i6cus
tifi3irt iinb.
SD nobm bic Stellung Gin Dob
1niere @urtei groB lnO meititdtig
oenug lein ioatc, iid binter Den bcltcn
Wtonn 6ll itelleh luer oieier immer
iein lnng. G$ giebt cine 9on5e gln.
5obl HepubIifnner in bieiem Stoute,
Die mir perfG1llib picl ndber iteben
oils &crr Meller, un0 menn eS cine
SSrugc uon pcri0nliGer @nbl gepeien
mare, mare icb iidcr fir Die 9tonal-
nation cincs Don 0ieien eingetreten.
y@ohcnlong babe icb MIDI ntdt
0eGuBcrt, ionbern lief Elm ofFenes
DIR ben Grilnoen uno periit6te 8ll
erniitteln mclche Stinlnllng III I'M
ierer 8ortei Dcrriht. Nus alien
Ibcilen oe8 StooteS fomen 9eridtc
bon oneeicbencn Hepublitoncrn Dob
ibrer glnii1t naA Serr @eller Der
poiicn0ite Wnnn filr Oieic 9tomino.
tion lei un0 onB CT bel Ser algemcl.
men 9Sobl ocl It0rtiten Ganoiootcn
obgeben piiroe. Gr bat iid nidt ge-
nilqcn0 al @plitif betbeiligt, nm
9(ntmolitGt 5u crrc8en ooer Ii6 al
6oftionSGuiiti9fCitcn 81 bctbclll9cn.
Ser 3mcf mcincs gciuhcS III
Baltimore mar, nit WtGnncr1l Der
Gortci 3l iprChcll BON 0cnen lid
ch1igc nod nibt fijr &cmn &cller
erflGrt battcn. unO lie 5u iibcr3cngen
SIT iuhcn, boB cs ons &erniinfti9ltc
mGrc, ocn StootaltraBcn. GonlmiIlor
nit ocr m6olid)it 9crin9cn Heibln9
5r noninircn. sd bcgc nidt bic &C.
ringltcn lrnfrelrnoli6cn @efiible qc'
gcn irgeno cincn on6cren bcreits
aftiDcn pbcr proipeftipen Gunoi0oten
filr oie Domination.
8cr1lfcnili6t uuter gluioriidt bon " ". u.
Q9cobcpd ppiiiid)er glgeut fin 9. g. SSeller.
(Suli27b)
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lDarfdDan'a 5dDthIalItnuSr knmmt nabrr.
@nifidc stiikpnnftc bel SOtOl gcfODcn.
Smelp,usatrmee crreidt 9osupl nnb 9pnic,uit.
2seriGt oes oc,ttCDen Gsnerarlta6es.

serlin, 26 5u Cua sOuOOn). = Die OentIdc uberhc 6rs
nns crcf 9enc Namtaa Ocn O9nOcn amtden Serih Hbcr
bic aricaslasc in Dit nnO gSei
@efGi6er 9ricqsidouplat
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&oDnU)
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OetanO Sn Oic esenS Odcn mir ebenoS ctuo 1000 &ncn
iauScn gen0mmn unb mbr ais 40 Radncngcure erbeutet
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BON 6efnnsen nm @omO oeorse~e nnO gsarhan por.
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9&oucc nnb iOid G6um, lnic Sng, in
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5m eban bic eitnaion uctd gscidcl iOuci bic
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@ien ua 9OnbOn, 26 5n-2er Oiterrediide Geuernitnb
llcR bcntc Nndmtng Die nndtcOcmbe nmtlie Mttbeinng
&On Der rniitiden SrOnt
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raegid wdtsen SHtpnf fir nnieren ghdcnfOp Ci OeS
ns enoenommn Gbnnoer efansene nnO me @anengepebre
ielen in bc SGnoe
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jngetragcn.
&on Scr itnlicHiidem Sron.
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Sonnas wieOer anaenOmmn Die 3almer grin Sag nn Nad
nit arph 6nrtnGdget crrongcn eood mpOrGre GOe
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prnngden EOIunn Obne Annbme, mcSer in nniren Snoen
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bnrd rnicr artacrecner idmcre Serlnte.
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tier ScSennng DcrmclOen.
Gnftungriff AMI &cruna.
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berabgemOrfcn."
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Dnlrnkt.
Mmcrifanii9er Sampfer
,,0eclanalU.
Snrdb ein Semti1es lsnters
Seebpnt.

&ottc Gontrcbonoc iilr Gn8lono al
@orb. - @uroc an Der 9toros
mcItftitc BON S6ottlonO tOrpe.
Dirt. - 9tuf Ger 6obrt bon
9lr6ongcIsf nuh 9cIfoit. - 9ri'
til6cr im0 norpcgilhcr 0ompfer
ebcnfoQs pcricnft.
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ger[in, pia 2unoon, 26. S,ili.
Die armeepermaItungS .geboroen
geben amtlid, befannt. oob Sic Be
oilrfniiie on warmem ltnteraciag,
Sanoiduben iino BulsmGrmern fir
Die oelttiden Solooten in Soransiibt
Der @eoglidfeit cines @interieIb-
5uges reihlid geoedt iino.
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Guoli6!
GuglanD's Mutmort
atgelangt.
Stnf anterifaniIhe Yrpteit:
9tpte.

@inIihtlitb Ocs britiihcn 92cgicrllngs-
0efrctS, OoS neutrolcn Sonoel
beihrGntt. - GnelnnO oeriibert
lin b0flicbitcr 5prodc," ooB es
iciu &Orgcbcll niht 5ll Gnocrn
arocntt. - 0clltihe @rcIie iiber
omcrifonihc 9totc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02
GERMAN ARMY NEARING
FRONTIER Of RUSSIA


Berlin, via wireless to London, July
I2.-General Won Mackensen 5 army has
penetrated Russia from the Galican
i'rnticr to within 81 miles Of Lubln
Nangorod the fortress guarding the
southern approach to Warsaw, the Po.
lish capital, is but 40 miles northwest
Of Lublin and the steady swing Of Won
Mackensen Is right wing into Russian
territory is advancing toward the rail.
road which runs from Warsaw, through
Naugcod and eastward through Lub.
lin.
The official statement from the war
office today stated that the Austro.
German forces had crossed the Por and
Labunka rivers west of Zamesk and
were advancing upon Kfasnostaf The
latter point is about - miles southwest
OF Lublin.
On the left bank Of the vigtuIa the
Russians evacuated the bridgeheads At
Tarlof, the official statement added.
Southwest Of Lembcrg, General Won
Linsngen 's forces continue 10 advance.
They stormcd the heights held by tie
Russians southeast Of Kurotowice, IL
was announced
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02

Glass A-liest feature loo parade
First prize So, "1he Dolls Wedding p,
group composed Of James Church, Jr.
aged 3la years, groom; Mary Elizabeth
aged ~ years, bride; Mary Alice Gin
maid of honor, and Mary Frances Mar
tin and Marion Shaw, maids of donor
SECOND prize, $3.50, 'rhc Goose Girl,
Rosalic Burcn.
Class b. Best decorated shetland
pony or vehicle drawn by same. Fin
prize, S5, No. 3 second, $780, Claude
Scttlemicr.
Class D--Lafgesi family group unIpr
10 years, marching or riding together
First prize, 81 SIX little children d Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Maxwell lcoloraiJ,
aged y 10 . years, second prize. tuuf
children Of Mr. aud Mrs Jane. Nus
baum
Glass n Most unique feature u pa.
rnde First prize, $3.50, "Thr Goose
Girl Rosalp Burcu Second prize.
$780, "Thc Cnusmeu, group rompos
cd Of Masters Chandler Brown, Charles
Beer Charles K Bishop Thomas Lives
ley Jr., and Edward Mari
Class f-NOst comiral figure in pa
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'',Vnu ppo'' '.'O, ''lu' Ap"rI''n'
'1'' " p-,' ',''I"''" ~ 'n' "I
19' DuRgl' NlTrI " years 'lI5t PIl"''
81, Bcruice slipper
Glass II Best decorated ddll cart or
no" Ho nnugEl' VIZ. " anu o.. = Isl p''11,'
~ au'lnI ~, '"nN''"i '''""n I''|'i f''
atn''l"g I,sln' ..,.,.p
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02
RECORD THRONG Of
PEOPLE IN CITY TO
ENJOY CELEBRATION
All Trains and Roads Leading To Salem Today We're
Crowded With People Coming OF Cherry City FestW-
ities--SOmethmg Doing Every Minute and Spectators
We're Delighted With Par ade and Other Features

j, t. Lautcrman, as King Bing, acting
instead of state Treasurer Kay, who
was taken i'll ON his way home from
san Fancisco and uuahlo to pnrtie-
pate, who also gave brief address Of
welcome and turned the key of the city
over to the visitors, Queen Anne and
Pruccsses Barbara and Nanclle were
then introduced and received tre.
mcndous ovation, Mayor White gave a
brief impromptu talk, in watch he greet.
cd the visitors with words uf welcome,
and Ed Werlcin, Portland Is inimitabe
wit nud alluround booster responded
on behalf of the ROsarians; Captain
Williams, Of Oregon city responded for
the Fullsarians, aud Fred Dawson, on
behalf W the Albany Phcasants, The
feast was NslivcneI By musical scee.
tlons by the Cherri6h baud, vocal seec.
tons by the Orpheus male chorus, aud
Ia group of vaudeville artists from the
Blgh tdcnter gave u sketch which
brought down The house -
The parade during the afternoon was
one of the best that has ever been luven
upon u like occasion IN the city, aud
the committee in charge deserve great
credit for the success OF their untiring
efforts 10 make tho fcature credit 10
The city II was over mile aud
nalt in length aud some of the floats
aud marching bodies made an excellent
appearance and were greeted with ap-
plauso nll along tho line. The bands
which took part In the parade were
the Cherrans, Fallsariana, Pheasants,
Mt, Angel, Indian school Cherrybuds,
and the Portland, Eugene & Eastern,
aud all dispensed music OF the highest
order
the program for the rest Of the day,
as well us that for tomorrow aud Sun.
day IH published elsewhere in this is.
sue. II was announced that nasmuch
as the line Of march was too long thi.
considering the weather,
that tomorrow r parade will not cover
80 much ground but viii be- sufficiently
long us to permit all an opportunity To
view a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02
Z CARLOADS OF CORN
ON WAY TO MEXICANS
Huerta VIII Not Be Turned
Over To Villa To Be Tried
For Murder

Washington, July @ Interest of tho
administration iu the Mexican situation
toduy conferred upon tho desperate Of
forts being made % relioye famine con.
dIi,uns u Mexico City. Restoration Of
order ls believed 10 bee the only means
by which ibis can bc accomplished uud
save foreigners from danger u the
capital
John @iIllman special agent Vt the
state department today reported that
" rlrIJuls Of corn, in charge of W. j..
Giyin, uu American Of Vera Cruz.
reached rachucn Thursday. There thr
railroad 20 Mexico city Is broken. but
The tounuzislns arc said 10 have prom.
rod rrory aid toward getting the corn
to ihg capital
% is not considered likely that thi,
government will grant tho request of
General villa 10 surrender General
IuHria on charges of completely in the
killing of ibe late President Madero
nni Vice President suarcz The nppli.
cation was made 10 the governor of
Texas who referred II 20 tho state de.
plftmeut
At the department Of Justice 1t was
said there bad been important develop.
ment- boz The investigation Of iluerta &
alleged plans Tor invasion of Mexico,
now in progress 10 New Orleans, but no
arrests have been made "yet.H
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02

sweeping forward in short rushes. Hi.
troops are concentrated north of Sedd
tlBahr. Each charge against the Turk
sh fortifications and trenches follows
terrific Dcmbariment from the war.
ships inside the strait and along the
Gult Of SarCs Tons Of shells are aurl.
ed against the Turkish positions by the
guns Of the fleet, ripping up entangle.
mcnts and wrecking trenches by mighty
explosions. With the cessation of fire
frum the ships, the land forces then
move forward in attempts to drive the
Turks from their torn positins. This
trench figating is described as exceed.
iugly desperate by reports reaching
here. Commanded by German officers,
the Turks offer stubborn resistance, and
the contending forces lock in bloody
handto-hand struggles in the sands.
Though the progress OF the allied
forces is slow, they are declared to be
steadily advancing, though paving
heavily for oyery yard thar Is gained.
II is expected waen the official casual.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02

Every train coming into the city
from every direction this morning, and
all roads leading to- the city, were
lined with automobiles loaded with
people coming to the city to take in
the cherry FairFourth Of July colc.
bration composing tho largest crowd
that was over in attendance at festal
occasion oi n similar nature In the ais
tory of the city. The streets were lit.
orally thronged with people from both
inside aud outside OF town during the
parade, and the hotels aud eating
houses were taxed to their fullest ca
pacity to accommodate the big rush.
The Rosorians aud Fallsarians from
Portland and Oregon City, respectively,
came in by special train over the South.
ern Pacific al noon, and tao Albany
Phoasants arrived about 10 this morn.
ing by special Oregon Electric train,
Hundreds of automobiles came from the
country and the surrounding cities and
towns The sidewalks, curb lawns
and streets were crowded many feet
deep along the line Of march. Through
every hour and minute Of the morning
there was something doing all the time,
from . o'clock, when the several bands
took positions aud gave concerts upon
tne streets, including tho baby parade
.hc Judging Of cherries aud flowers at
the pavilion on High street, between
state and Court; the crowning of Queen
Anne iu Wilson avenue; high wire net
on state street, and the dinner to the
uniformed guests at the armory.
The dinner at the nrmory was very
elaborate affair aud over 400 guests
were .ratcd RI tables loaded down with
all of the season y drlicncics and yiands,
not the least among which wns q plcn
toous supply of cherries and loganbcr
rIos and logaubcuy juice, This lnttcr,
ais" lomonad and coffee, was served
boo great quantities aud proved most
rplishiug treat to the guests. Hon T..
II. ID D'Arcy WAS tOnstmnsler aud master
of ceremonies, aud delivered the nd
drca of welcome He was followed by-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02
BABY PARADE WAS
FINEST EVER HELD.
IN CAPITAL CITY
Competition So Keen That
Judges Had Much Difficulty
In Making Awards

Headed by Hebel's Cherrybud band
composed Of IS little tots ranging from
Z to Il years of age, the baby parade
by far the largest and best that has
ever been held in this city, took place
at 10 O'Clock this morning under the
most favorable conditions ana every
feature Of it was SO fine that it fairly
took the thousands Of spectators along
the line Of march 80 completely by sur.
prise, by the beauty and originality Of
ideas carried out IN design and decora.
tion, that the crowd forgot 10 applaud
until it was nearly over with. There is
no doubt about the measure Of 0ppreci.
alton but the lack Of demonstration
was noticeable along the line.
White, bnck, yellow, brown and red
natIOnalities were represented In tho
big procession, which extended over u
mile ia length and some Of the ideas
worked out In flowers, delicate fabrics,
etc, were most wonderful and inspir
ing Among some Of the original ideas
carried out on the hlliputian parade
were: "The Dolls Wedding the
" Goose Girl" "Back % the Farm
Boys, ""Ty Salem First, (Oak Park
dairy, cowboys and Indians "The
Clnusmen, jockeys and circus riders,
farmer boys, the Fairy band lgroup of
u little girls with fairy songs and
dancesI, etc,
The committee OF ladies in charge Of
the parade and the awarding Of prizes
were among the busiest Of committee
workers ia the entire celebration aud
the matter Of judging was happily dis.
posed VI, 30 as ~ eliminate all somb.
lance or suspicion of partiahty, by the
dividing of the parade into seven see.
tions and naming three judges for each
section, an ladies from out OF town,
whose names were not made public. Al
judging was made by number and the
Judges had no way " telling In whose
favor the awards we're being made. II
was % most difficult task and respOn.
ibility. when the exceedingly close
competition was taken into considera.
iisn, and the making Of the awards
Was satisfactorily D., all concerned
The bands which participated IN the
baby parade. aside from the Cherry.
buds. were the Indian school boys
band, which also dispensed delightful
music, and the st Mary's band Of Nt.
Angel which has graciously donated
it. services 20 help out with the fcstiyi.
ties. In the parade Of the prize win.
nefs the Cherrian band let the triumph.
al march Owing 10 some ~ the entry
lists having been carried OF by some
members 0f the committee the names Of
some u the winners could not be OBJ
tained in time for t0day'a issue and the
mlssing ones will be published tomor
row The lisi Of winners, 70 far ~ wal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02
ALLIED FLEETS HURL
TONS Of STEEL INTO
m TURKISH FORTRESSES
osl Violent Assault In Months Begun Against Turks
Miles Lose 10000 Enemies Losses Heayier-Al-
lied Advance Slow But Sure Says Athens Dispatch
lLaly Protests Against Montenegro Holding Scutari

: Athens, July "a terrific assault
against the Turkish positions before
ltirthia, which began Wednesday morn.
iug. is now in progress Eight allied
sarsnips, headed by the powerful super.
brraduaught Queen Elizabeth, are
pending the fortifications in the most
olcnt bombardment since the attacks
pom Kilil Bahr several months ago.
Uncontirmed reports reachBg here
Declare Kirthia las fallen before the
HE'D attack
All Mytilne dispatches reaching here
! Today reporting the new assault declare
/ hat the losses Of both the allies and
Durk, during the last week have been
heavier than at any time since fighting
bn the Galhpoli peninsula started. The
lies losses are declared to be at least
10000 in killed, wUnded and missing.
Pine Turkish losses are even heavier.
kll dispatches today ag.eed that the
I.ruggle about Krthia is the greatest
bend eugaRemer that aas yet taken
place in the effort to force the Darda.
nelles.
General Ian Hamilton 5 forces are
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02
No Break with Switzerland.

Rome, July Rumors OF an mpcnd
ing break between switzerland and
Germany regarding expectations from
switzerland were ridiculed boo diplomat
ic circles here today 1t was pointed
ont that Germany aa. nothing to gain
and everything 10 lose by warning with
the Swiss a break with Switzerland
would cut off one ~ Germany's prin.
cipal supply routes
The Wurtemburg troops are declared
10 have captured l7lO men 25 officer.
~ machine guus and so mine throwers
The official statement describes The
french LOSSES boz resisting the attack O..
extremely heavy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02
Germans Make Violent
Counter Attacks On French

Paris, July 2-Violcnt counter ot.
tacks are being made against the allied
lines by the Germans from Arras to
Ypres. The British in the region Of
fpres are being subjected to terrific
bombardmont today official com.
munique said. The artillery action is
followed by massed attacks Of enemy s
infantry to storm the British positions,
So far these attacks have been re.
pulsed and the British are holding their
lines galantly the statement said
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02
TOWN OF CONCRETE BURNED.

Concrete Wash, July g. n was esti.
mated here today that loss Of $50, 900
was sustained by the fire which origi
mated iu the Concrete Drug company Is
store Yesterday, and rapidly spread TO
surrounding stores ia toe business see.
tl0n A shortage In the water supply
Handicapped the fire-fighters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02

Amid fanfare OF trumpets, beau.
'io' Queen Anna (Miss Anna Iantisl.
per royal cousort, King Biug ,lohn
y Lautermanl, the royal maids of hon.
.'H Miss Barbara Steiner and Miss Na
''ls bloom, their escorts. Carl y. Ga.
''i'.'''l and o. X. De Witt. and the two
''h I, train'bearors, Constance Fox.
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George Fox.
@ MaXinn Glover. daughter OF Mr..
'.l Mrs Ralph Glover. took their
,, 'a,e' on the royal dias. erected in
llfon square. this morning. and
lay9r Harley @. White In a few ap.
lqlphiate words, introduced the sover
tn' Of s1lem's tenth annual cherry
i"'f' lie then placed the scintilatipg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-02
Germans Advancing.

Berlin, via wireless 10 London, july
2.-Wurtemburp troops under The croyu
prince stormed and captured Point Ap.
pue In the Argonne, the war office an.
nounced today The army OF the crown
prince was declared TO have advanced
on q 25Oyard front.