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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
Warftberi9te.

ga0 Gntaba, is. Sept. 1915.
GinOuieb-fei1le 8nfubr.
Beef gtiere, Mnrft ielt beute, fir
bic Node 10-t5 b6ber.
66hiter Breis $3.50.
Sdbrlinge. Cute bis bette 5000
9.s5.
3ienlid cute big CUTE $3.50
800.
MitfeIni1Bige So. 50-8.50.
Sellers, Martt felt bente, fir bic
ISOLDE 10-t5 b0ber.
@Dde Gtillers 10-f5 nieoriger.
Gorr.gejiitferte geebes.
8ute Biz bette idnere 8eeDcs
S9.00-9.e5.
Mlittelm1Biee $4,000.
8ieglIid quite bis CUTE $6.75-
$50.
@fas.gefhttarte 5ttere, ausgepdbGte
S.00-8.65.
@ufe big Bette $$7.40-8.O0.
MitteLmdBiee BIS CUTE $685.
TAO.
M}ittefnaBigp $6.0o--6.85.
9iibe, Narft feit beute, fit Ole 80.
DIE 10-15 b5ber.
Cute big bette $6.5O-7.25.
3iemIi6 quite BIS CUTE $685.
600.
glittelmdbige s4.o0-5.25.
Bros.gciittertc aiihe S5.85-6.35.
@ras.gefiitterte Sellers So. 1915
5toders uno Seekers, Marft felt
beute, fit bic Mod)e gittc 10 b6ber.
@iute bis teite 5aeoers $40
.7.75.
aienti6 cutie Big cute 5eebers
sc. 60-7.40.
Cute big bette stoders $7.75-
8.75.
8ieluIi9 cute Biz quite 1915
TO.
MittelmaBige So. 70-e.75.
9tod Sellers $o.0O-7.35.
1iod ait6e $5. 50-6.25.
Stod a1Iber $5.00-s.50.
geal adlber 49, 100000.
gulls, Stads niip. So. OO-6.5O.
5~dweiHe-3afubr $500. Marft
6ffnete 10 n~ieoriger, ShluB meiIt
10 nieoriger, feit. 5iir bic ISOLDE,
gdders 3O-35 n~ie6riger, Clippers
t0-I5 ~nieoriger.
gifrdihntttsprcis $6.45-6.S0.
S0dfer 8reis $3.50.
Edafe-8ufn9r feline. Morft feIt
beute, fir bic @ode % nieoriger.
@efiitt. Mutterffafe S4 .50-5.35.
Cdnmer, Mnrft t0-15 bober.
SdbrIinge, CUTE Bis bette $5.75-
$50.
@efiitt. SdbrIinge $6.0o-7.00
Miober, CUTE Biz feite $5.00-5.50.
@efutt. Qdmmer $7.75-S.25.
Mntter. Sdofc $5.00-5.40.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
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Nlnhtnunfai &HAliA puli tlnnhutA
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iitobe Nlbgb muthe bulie itiib uaHl
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nemmta. asothlngiilid uu0 natAeil
.IiH ben Miliin hasrtn uNIvtr An.
.atiiie fort, 6ie &stBofa III III ber
.gluhr bts aleidnamiagn Cries iibcr.
.i6tttien inoreen.
Gte Erappen bee @eerfs hCs Nrin.
.sen gtopdi0 BON glapern babcn Bite
ataafu ebcntulls ON mebreren
RnnIten aberihritien
&eereagrippe beS 5clOmaridous
d. Modcnirns Iie Sumpiaebicie
.uar0lih BON ptnSf Itn1 bnm ,spitthp
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i'll nidts Nelies ilber Ole oentldcn
2rippea au melnen.
CiiBitIer diterrridiider gtridt.
Nien ls, Sept. Gas Brobe
9ottptqilartier beridtete geiterr
aben0 pom ruiiiideu ariegsitall.
plat;
lille geriude BET RuiIeii, nm.
iere oitgaIt5iihe 6rort ali eridilt.
tern, bIieben eriolgIos; geitern rid.
teteu iie ibre 4ugriffe aegen uuIere
Stelluugen an Der mitileren 5tripa,
milroen aber it6erall NIT lhrueren
gerluIten 5uritdgetporfen.
ltnIere Grlippen betbeiIigen iid an
6ldntenongrifen BON Dem 9riiden-
fopf BET gur5oc8 ans uao iit0lih
BON 8aIo3e. Der hon ben Muiiefl
tart periddn8te 0rt 8ebroip, 90 sci.
lometer iibli9 bon 8aIoc3e, nur0e
nit benz golonett genommen, III
|8fii5iere uno 1919 Mann gefaifQefl
mno 3 MaidIuengei6iiBe erbettet.
Sn 0o[bDHien nuroen mebrere
beftiee Qnariiie bes 6einOes in Scr
@egeno bon RDno Alerine3 3urad.
geidlagen ull0 bic Muiien nah bin.
tiaem Na6fanlpf non gatdiaoner
oes 81. Observation-Disclosures aus if.
rem Sd)on3en getrieben.
Rabe 0otpo Boriaierp batten bic
Ruiien AM Id. 5eptenrber einige
8unfte an 0eitufer Der StDfa er.
reidt; tie nllroelt ieood am nod.
iten Gage inter benz 6lontenfeuer
asnlerer Artiaerfe tpieoer oltf 0os
Gitufer 0es 6Iuiies 5uriidgeorGngt,
inter iebr ihueren 8erluiten fir
file.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
Ttt Wamblt nm wilma.

Nfirparab, rs. Etpt. las
Nrieaeamt msIatit ptittrm AbtHhi
SabIidl bon 9tiaa, nmf bonn wtltli.
den liter Der Tipina smiidta Iatpb.
itaOt uno Tinabnss fam RI benir IN
Iriditn Wtfehirn. On htr wsarnb
BON abiIua sniiDidtIt fdi rinr arpht
Sdllndjt. Die G%tntidltu idltintn tnt.
idJloUeu, iidl In ben Nriib Der Staot
Az itbeH. tgDis naibl iimIonit
iiub is bod uidlt bio bo,Abin poras.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
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masalf iaaL Hf baht eas AAsetlAf
.Rau Cattle uEahffa, bah hif htMl
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laibn In nhdlhsf AnlHalt sfatilitw
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idtimt bah hfr Hfita nsf Wiuifttl
bee aAtMtsse hstnAlmi mtshem mlfA.
taa ttubtsis btbiei mirh htHliA Az
gstmaIiuha tshaIttH, muhsFA bic
musallldt NitAHuh TwHtimiauhs
mtitmitlh asHatli wlrA. NaA HAb
nad mifh Die WiIiiatBttmaltuua ia
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
arharrittampfr im gstiten

QonOon. as Gent Aut Der
anu5eu lueitlideu Gront nebuicn bic
E%oluiFalen @rihlttdnpie fem gu0e
2lci Rertbes itnterrnbmea oie 8etli.
iteu eineu Anariii nit Snnoara.
iatrn uflo tricben bic d%ranSoien sls
rid oieipIben iaben iid se5uiiiiaeu,
ntebrere Sdhbeusrabcfi ouf5ugebcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
Gus p(attSmout6.

sinnpuo fon iitnait unier alter
6reuno @eih ieiues 8eges gcjogen
uiO i%uutunte Elm 9iebIeilt Dor iid)
bin; berItanoen bobeu mir bic Morte
hiht 9eltar, aber 81 ldBt iid 0as
2ieolein tpobI In Die 8orte
foilen:
@enu id eiftrldG Elm ganfee mar
Mlein Critics mare oas:I
50 ieste mid dls glidiortdr
SIN 8ompiidiff altf ein Sob,
Sin Sab netuat init Munttton,
lIno fog i'd auf piff puff,
Damn idrie id' freu0ig: bot tim
idonl
gat ~ 8iIion, feite oruff -
Wir m6fltefl aber IN dIler 5orm
unIern Sreur10 hermit bitten:
God Iieber Q0oIf, tbu oas nidt,
aIopf hiib1h 6ciu Qeber anSi
8enn menus 10 piff, paff puffen
lIAly
Ser gantee blcibt git Satts.
3pei Screen batteu ii6 gefunben,
10 lieb uno tralt, gum EN- gen guno,
oas min Der 5hreiber fltr3 betun-
Sen. am Wiittmof batten fid Serr
5ulius @ngeItetneier, Sobn 6es
Serrn 8rib Gugelfeneier, NIT SRI.
Rloeger, 9ofter Der @itt-
rpe grnit 8Ioeaer, ber6eiratBet. Der
grduttqam lit Elm tuobfbeitolter
Jaru1er, Der III Der gtdbe DON Dur
ran ieinen @o6nitB bat. llniere
ber3lidite Bratltlationl
tSerr Srib gngeIferneier mar fir
etlib Gage Bel ietnerft 8ruoer au-
quit uno bntte sigIei6 oas 9ergnn-
gen, ieinen Iangidbrigen SeeIiorger
ais Soft I'M &auie ieines grnoers
an3utreffen. SER 9aitor ST.. 5prie-
ael aus Blatte Center, Der Ionge
Sabre III unierer 0adbarihaft it'd.
tia mar ult6 beute nod oas bolIlte
8ertralten oaer ieirer friberen ge-
mein6emitglteoer befiBt, par aal1b-
Iid) zines SSubtIduns Der Stride ber-
.6eigefonnen ltn0 Aatte ben Saupts
am gorntittag dbgebaI-
ten.
SER s. Bod fen. Iiegt intrner nod
idtper fr1nf oarnteoer, nn0 er miro
aQgemein o9 ietlies leioenoen BIZ.
beoaitert. F..
Seinrid aauimattn oerbringt lei.
ne 5erien iii Mtontatta BET ieinem
ShmiegerIobae.
Sir baben ni6t MIR cine Wfottroe-
0ottrin fonoeru dltt cine 8iIion-
ooftritl, uno Die beiBt; 4merifa ben
gngldti0ernl
aarl Wtiider, Ser 0rigiuotidma.
be, batte bic 8reuoe, iainen 8ruoer
ans omaha gu Sat 5u 1aben. Sid
ide 9'Ddel
SEER 6. 8. Sabrig. Ser fiir8fif,
Sod3eit madltc. untermtrft 8aus
nuo Sof elmer ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Gdon I'M rs. Sabr6nnoert Bat
Elm engfifder gidter geiuugen: 3bo.
rem nur re6en oie @abrbeitt 10 lau-
tct ein britifdes 5pribmort; Drum,
tper Die @abrDeit iagt gilt Den gri.
+prt nTs Jhnr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
@flannte anbianerin aehurben.

Or. SitIattne 8icotte, cine Der
befonuteitcn IND taIentirteIten e5n.
oionerinnen oes 2anoes, lit beute
fritb III ibrcrn Seim lit 8altbta,
Neb., I'M sitter bon as Sabren &C.
Itorben.
Sie mar Die Sotter bon Soiept
Ga 3Ieide, G9ef Der Cnl1ba Subj.
amer itubierte in 8bilo0elpbio Wte.
oi3in, proftisierte mad erfoIgter
gldrgeu0ert elunien iotpobI nnter
ben Meiben pte inter ben Snoin.
nern nno mar elird tire gegabuua
baIO Die natiirlide 6ibrerin Der
Gmaba Sn0ioner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

Sn Dem Germ e. ginbolb ge.'
borigen Sauic. 1905 2eabentportb
Ctr, brad geitern 9eorgen elm Sen.
er olis, 0aB etnen Sdnoert bon ir,s-
geiammt $1,000 arridtete, popon
ettpo bic 9GGfte oiif oas &ous fdat.
Cine amerifuniides GeIo fonnen
BITE adiirten ben arieg ntdt LANCER
fnbren. un6 bn uniere &egiernng
ia Itets oiff ibren &itmnnitdshm1o.
punft b~ingeuiaien Bat, lit fe ber8.
lid fro6, ben Qlliirten babel bebilf.
lif gu ietn, ons @emeset fort0iis
iesen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
ilnDettrr BEL 1abiS Sin, gebr.

9abib Eifh, Mebr., t8. Sept.
7ieie Stabt au0 iIfnaelen mnrOe In
Der Radlt DOn 5reitng sAf Samitas
BON einetn prfanartiaen aegsn- nuO
pngeiitnrm beimgsindt. ilnbeitdtis.
ts Weridtr bsiassn, bah bier Weilcn
uOn bier cine braa nnO Elm Sinh
nmgetummen iin0. Der ungeridtcte
Sdabrm btIaaft iid In bic snnienOe
uun 9OInrs. Mebrere !SGMIer 6ieler
StaOt warOen idlUer beidDdSist.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
GirdIife g~lndlridten.

Geuti6e ep. lltberiide ct. BauIs
Stride ,Gde %. uto gbons Str.
@ottesoieuit Inn 10 ubr; Abenba
IN engliider Sprade Inn s llbr.
Sorntdgsidule url 9 ltbr 8ormit.
tags. 9lm 26. Sept. lit 01iiiions.
feIf NIT orei @ottesoieuiten: 10 llbr,
3 ubr, 6al6 8 ltbr abeu0s. @1lte
ber3Iih %pilfommen.
g, z. Otto, 8aItor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
Ter anrhiae esns. @errn tnllrn

Ger bdrblge Sds. Berr0 mlir0e
Greitag Nafntittag babel betroffen,
ols CT aus benz I~eeritebenoen 6niiie
1924 81. 40. Ctr. @osfroner, 0ol-
ierb1nc un6 oesgIeiden entfernte
Die Gtrdfe Iaittdte auf 5fpei MOnote
@efdneniB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

Sb bic &nIien in Der omerttoni.
ifeu 8ritenpreiie 10 anbdItenb Hegen
tpiiroen, Denf fie nidt oer5eit pia
Qonoon bier ben grobeH Bump ber-
iuden ipoQten2
a6onnirt ouf bic EGglide Tribiiue.
$4.00 bos Sabr oura oie 9oit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

ga es p%nierer BoIisei bisber
nidt 9eIunqen 1T, Oes farhi9en Stra-
Benrdubers, Ser furdjtlos ietn rdltbe-
rides Sdnomerf ,betretbt, bnbboft
al fper0eu, miro iid Montag i'm
Sein bon 5rdnt q. Bid, 1881 81.
90. Ctr, eiit 8igelnn3-apmitee off.
siel oraonifrren, Tim Gidjerheits-
oierft oif Der Noroieite III tbun.
IS bdbpn fih bereits cine In8obl
dnaeIe6ener 9urger on8n gerneIoet.
-
Mbo,,.ivf o,,f RIO SSoIiHe Tvih;irp
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
gerIOnalicu.

Serr q. 6. Strebloip lit [ctte
Raft non ieiuer GrboIuugsreiie mad
Californian MULTIPLICATION 5uriidge.
febrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

gang MODERN, diBer 6urnaee.
9oifteIe As 6ei $50. 1adl5ufrogen
|20t9 Bancroft Ctr. Eel. Gougl
74eS. g. 1s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

Wldtince taali@ ai6 gibenos si5.
N6dait gaohs' clarion aloFaaas
GIaiiit NontcrS, Gem Godfin0er,
aiilbn 9lortun n Santmn see Rulns
tn Mlarte Nir. Snmdd, WluiicnE
aohniana, Che Rdn0aLEs, Erpbetlm
Hciie Nannelbit0cr.
Ereiie Mlotinees Bette Site
25t.. ousgenommen Somitag ur0
Somutag. @iuiae meniae Sii 50t..
@aartie t0e. aben0S: 10, 25, 30
tn0 Toe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

Nebrandtr-eIeftr. Motorcu, golto-
las 30to. sc gron & Grap, 116
Q. t3. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
farms a. b~erfanfen.

gn perfaafta. 1hiIs In Nieoe.
ring, quite auefen, fnnf Sduier,
400 Ader. $4,000. leslie Qanb
60, oeslie. art. 2. Is.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
K(alIIl6irle anjelgenl

@tfIaaBt ~ eriahrenes MdOHen fir
nilgemeine Suuearbeit. 1919.
Gnruam Ctr. Eel. &nrueu 597S.
g. rs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
OMAHA SCHOOL OF
ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS
HENRY cox, DirectoI

2ebrt unfeblbor Bic b6fTten Era.
oitionen Der @eIt aroBten 5hulen.
Seoer utterriht garautiert. Shreibt
INN Gatnlog.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

gerluugt-8ralt. i'm in Slide I'M
Srtef si 6eIfen. aeItere Eerion
heburjugt. 9tetiae SteIluug. Rnd.
Sufro9cn BEL Siirgeu Eoninis, aooco.
Soma. Q. Is
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

Tas preisuiroigife GNen BET Better
Slump. Ientihe Slide. 1903
9ooae 5trobe. 2. Stod. MabI5ei.
ten q Gents
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

Neriahst-Md6den fiir oll9eueine
Naasar6eit. 1908 GoB StroBe
TEL. &alnut SIS. @. 90.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

abonnirt uuf BITE SdgIiae Eribiius.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
Expert Mason Asserts Failure
of Russians Tactics Evident

rushing new corps to the defense OF
Hungary. The Russians were outplayed
in the re.alignment.
The circumstances arraign Russian
leadership even more severely because
the advantage Of transport was with
the Slavs. The railways on the Gallo
ian side of the frontier were mere
availlbe for rapid concentration than
the hungarian lines. The former, un'
der control Of the Russians, may be
compared TO the German strategic rail
ways in east Prussia, On the llungar-
ian side there is no convergenee of the
railways, which run from different di.
rections through the widely separated
passes. The Russian general staff had
the advantage to which Petrograd at
tributed Marshal Won Hindenburg e
victories. Yet the Slavs were unable
TO properly use il and did not duph'
cate Won Hindeuburg's tactics any
where.
II is unfortunate for France and Eng.
land that leadership is still so woefully
lacking in Russia. The slavs third
Hungarian campaign is ending before
IL really begun.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
FRENCH OFFENSIVE
RESUMED AGAINST
GERMANS ON MEUSE
Attempts Being Made To
Crush German Wedge In
St. Mihiel Region
FRENCH PENETRATE
SOME GERMAN POSITIONS
Germans Repulse Allies In
Hot Hand To Hand Fight
With BayOnets

Berlin, via wireless to London, April
l.4-Drecting strong attacks at all
points, the French have resumed their
offensive against both sides of the
German wedge extending back from st,
Mihiel the war office here announced
today,
The most violent fighting is occur
ring on the northern side of the wedge
between Maiserey and Marcheyille, it
was declared, The official report ad.
mitted that French infantry penetrated
certain German positions on narrow
front near Marchevllc and held them
for time, German reinforcements were
brought up, however, and the positions
were retaken by an attack equally as
violent as that displayed by the French
| in their assault.
Other strong attacks made by the
French were broken up even before the
wire entanglements Of the Germans
were reached, the statement asserted.
Heavy artillery fire was directed
against the advancing enemy and great
gaps opened mp in their ranks.
The French have been strongly rein
forced on the south side Of the wedge
between st. Mihiel aud Pont.a.Mousson
Three times they advanced in attempts
to take strong positions held by the
Germans with fixed bayonets and re.
pulsed after bloody hand to hand en-.
counters. Attempts Of the French to
make gains by mining operations have
been without result, the war office de.
clarcd.
On the road from Esscy to Flirey
French attacks we're rcpuscd with
heavy loss. The enemy advanced with
great force, but was met at the bar
ricades erected By the Germans with o
death dealing fire from rapid fircrs.
Fighting has ben resumed southwest
Of Colmar, it was stated today lndi.
cations are that the fighting in Alsocc
is gradually developing the statement
today announcing the rcpusc Of the
French in an attack upon Schncpfen'
reith hill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
FUNSTON MAY ASK
MEXICAN FACTIONS
TO STOP FIGHTING
Wild Bullets Whistle Around
Pumping Station On
American Side

Washington, April 14.-General Fred.
erick Funston, of the United States
army, wired the war department today
that he was going from Fort Sam
Houston to Brownsville to look into the
situation there, which is said to be very
acute because of the Mexican battle
raging Just across the border, Rifle
bullets fell near the Brownsville pump.
ing station, endangering the lives of
many Americans.
II is believed Funston intends to de.
manl thta hostiities cease. The fight.
ing is so desperate, however, that It Is
extremely unlikely tho belligerents win
comply with his request, The struggle
for Matamofas ragged all day Tuesday
along the river at a point one mile west
Of Brownsville. Villas field batteries
dropped 20 shells in Matamoras, sew
eral of them exploding right ON the in
tern1tional boundary line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
Huorta Not Asked to Leave.

New York, April l4,--Gencral Vie.
toriano EIuerta vigorously denied to.
day that he fled from Madrid to escape
infuriated mobs, or that he came to
New York as a result of requests from
the Spanish government that he leave
that country to avoid embarrassing
complications. The deposed Mexican
dictator continued to keep close to his
hotel today but received several Wis
itors.
General lIucrta intends to return tC
Mexico, according to an interview pub
lish1d by the New York Globe this aft
cnoon The former dictator is quoteC
ms saying that if the Mexican people
desire that he return and become presi
dent he "will not fail them, "
luerta is declared to have expresse,
the greatest regret at the present SIT
uation in Mexico and the character o
the aspirants for the presidency.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
Russian Infantry Falls Into
Crevices Masked With
Snow In Passes
SLAVS RIGHT WING
ADVANCES ten MILES
Allied Fleet Begins Another
Determined Attack On
Dardanelles Forts

Petrograd, April l4.- Entire COM
panies Of Russian infantry have per-
ished in the Carpathians BY marching
off precipices masked with snow. Men
and guns were hurled into space, to be
crushed upon the rocks at the bottom
of the abyss as they pressed forward
in the wake of the retreating Austriaus
in the desperate struggle for posses.
sion of Uszok pass. This brief men-
tion Of the difficulties encountered in
the mountain fighting was received
here in dispatches today. Hand to
hand fighting, in which advances arc
made only after bloody bayonst
clashes, is in progress in the Us1ok
region, whore the road to Hungary il
now guarded by an immense force Of
Austro-German troops.
The Russian right wing in the Car.
pathians has advanced ten miles to-
ward Hungary in the last few days
fighting an official statement an
nomced. These forces are now in
position to strike at railway lending
through lupkow and into heart Of
Hungary But the advance there has
again been halted, pending the out
como of the fierce struggle for posses
sion Of the Uszok ateway.
The latest gain of the Russians was
made with comparatively slight losses,
it was stated at the war office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
BETHLEHEM STEEL STOCK
TAKES SUDDEN JUMP

New York April ll.-Governors Of
the New York Stock Exchange today
began an investigation Of the startling
fluctuations ia Bethlehem steel, com.
mon which Jumped 81 points yesterday.
There is general belief in Wall
street that the battle for the control for
the corporation is being wagcd between
big interests. II is rumored that a
British syndicate which manufacturer
most Of the war supplies for the allies
il in the field making strong fight
for the controlling interest. In spite Of
the sudden rice Of the common stock no
dividends are being paid by the corpor.
alton, il was learned today.
Bethlehem common again featured
the market today. Opening at 1873. the
stock adyanced steadily 10 i40 and then
TO l45. BY the first hour, however, Il
had dropped book TO 1870. Although
fluctuating from this mark TO as high
ns 1885, the stock failed 20 exert any In
fluenee on the market after the noon
hour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
President Wilson Present
For Opening "Play BaII''

Washington, April 14.-President
Wilson officiated this afternoon at the
opening of the America league season
in Washington.
The president arrived at the ball park
accompanied by DR.. Gary Grayson and
secret service men. The great stood un.
covered while the band played "Ameri.
ca" as the chief executive walked to
his box and the opening ceremonies
were soon on
Manager Clark Griffith, Of the Sen.
otors, welcomed the president to the
Park and then handed him the ball,
which Wilson tossed onto the diamond
as the signal for the opening Of the
season in the capital.
Walter Johnson, the presidents s fav.
orite pitcher, was on the mound for
Washington Wilson came in on the
special pass issued to him by the league.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
Superintendent Sargent viii
Not Permit Them to Trans
act Trust Business
\ MUST ALSO COME UNDER
DEPT. SUPERVISION
Expresses Attitude Upon Ap.
pEcation Federal Reserve
Board For Information

Unless the national banks will con-
form to the state law governing trust
companies in this state State Bank Sup
edntendent Sargent will not issue GER
|tifCate to national banks to conduct a
trust business in this state nor give his
sofficial sanction to the entrance of ma
ional banks into that field of business
, ID this state unless they will comply
Ixith the state laws and come under the
Jurisdiction of his department. This
latitude of Bank Superintendent Sar-
gent was made manifest when the fed.
enl reserve board put the question to
the department through the medium of
ihe attorney general, in asking that Of
h hiicial opinion regarding the policy of
i he banking department and the status
hi national banks under the state law.
The supreme court of this state has
iITeady passed upon the state trust
n Tglatory act in which it held that all
laAE and trust companies doing trust
M SlSNss prior to the taking effect of
4Nact was not subject to its provisions
#iOf to the supervisory control of the
tstate banking department but the bank
HNNH department has Jurisdiction over all
ftlnst companies formed since the act
'berome operative During the last ses.
Slon Of the legislature the department
sattemptcd to get curative act through
the Iegilaturc and it failed To pass the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-14
Claim That German Science Foils
EngIand's Attempt to Cut off Food

The following article is taken from
''Thc Faihcrland, GeuanAmcr.
can publication and gives the Germnn
view Of one phase Of the war which
Is iutcrcsting'
The European war, the eighth month
of which has now pasaed, has assumed
an unique character because In the
course Of It's duration n means Of war.
fare has come into use which was
hitherto unknown in the history Of the
civilized world England has planned
on the largest scale possible TO staryC
out Germany
She is endeayoring TO cut Off all food
supplies from the Inhabitants Of Ger
many-men, women and children -nnt
TO bring German industry forcibly I,
standstill by preventing the impor
tntion of raw materials. In this way
she hopes 10 weaken the German peo
Iple by hunger aud make II impossibl,
I FOR them 10 manufacture munitions o.
war, 40 that they will finally be com
pclled to accept peace dictated b!
England
The English plan is based upon th
fact that before the war Germany puI