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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23
Surge llebtrldt.

gsoriuesiider 9dmpfer lit bel
Nuber seinnfen.
9ie seTd)lasene ruiiiid)eMrmee
{oll am 9iiemem, 8pbrpip nnS
aa Der Nareiu Nnfitellnns &c.
nptt1nen 6aben.
glar gelsier itnO Gneian6er
6Ieibeu in gelgien.
itmIer @eianbter i'm Saae
isll eine ltnterimdJitns besiiglid)
Ses uGbelbn" I Sales burneb=
men.
Msqitit5 fiinSet gemeiniame
@erseltunssmasreseln sescn
Deitid)lafiS an.
Cotton iol sur -Gontrebanbe
gsttadJt meroem.
Sdiffs |erfebr siuiidcn
S6iueoen nnS Gnslano ioI
sinseitellt icin.
SIN fiiO6itIihen @alisien iiirt
grpee Sdladten i'm 0nnge.
Die Geiterreid)er mad]ten ieit
Gnbe Sanitar in ben &arpatbcr-
fdaad)ten 10000 ritfIiidje &C.
fansene.
9ie HmiIen molten anseblidj
Sonitamtinopel ansreifen.
1entides emftidiff bOmbar-
biert galais.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23
SmIanO.

Brd1tDenf gS1llort bat 0te sUtit=
glieoer Der bonn &ongreB Dor mefl-
reren Wonaten geidoffenen y5eoeral
Sraoe Gonimillion" ernonnt: gs
iino Die 8emofraten Soiepb 6. 9a-
pies bon Waoiion, @isc, iest einer
Der oortieen ftaotii6en aomnliiidre,
Gouaro &C. SurIep BON gbicogo uno
8illiam S. 6arris bon geoartoipn,
Co.; ferner Der 8rogreiiipe 8in $.
Yorrp BON Seattle, @nD., uno Der
Brogreliipe George Gnblee bon Cor
niib, Netp t9anlplbire. Die 2omnlii-
fion folI perbinoerit, oaB BON 8e-
i6dftslelten uno &orporationen fei=
ne ungeborigen Wietbooe,l ange-
tpanot mer0en, Inn oie Gonfnrrert5 81
ltnteroriiden. 9lnf gilenbobnen, iiber-
balpt alles, mas man nftter .gon,=
mon Carriers" beritebt. erltreft lid
cie Wahtpollfonnenbeit Ser Gon;-
lniiiion itid]t.
Bei @oonebille, 9lrf., ertranf
Die 17i1brige 9fubp Sids. sic fiei
uon einetH 8mamltonlm in BEN itarf
angefdipolletten @oonepille Greet
| lno nllroe bon Ser Stromung fortge-
riiien. Sbre 6reunoin, 9oln @itafer
nno elm elfiabriger ssilnge Ndmens
9illaro 9arbD Deriuhtett, iie Su ret
ten liil0 b6tten BET oielen @erinherl
nabe5n ielbIt ibr 2ebeu berIoren.
SIN 9ongreB miro iebt nit
@ohorud an Der grIeoigung Ser 8e.
pilligrtngsbias gearbeitet. Ser &C.
nat nabm am Moltag Die i'm Sauie
ihon paiiierte Benlionsbin obne IL
gero tpel6e Gebatte art, Sic giIl g.
ipiliet t64 WfiIionen Dollars. IS
iullroen ibr om ielbei1 Gage Die sSn-
oianer-8il, Die geipinigtng bon eff
Wtillionen, ettpas iiber orei Wiaionei
lrnebr als bic 9ausbill, nlaht, nno
Die SIottenbia nit elmer geipilIiallna
|pon tiabe5u 153 Wfillionen DoIlars
bon ben betreffenoen Gonites 5ur
annabme enlpfoblen. Die geipilIis
aung 6es Souies betragt Inn s A0sif-
lionen peniger als Die oes Senats.
Ser Senat tpiinid)t, auBer 5ipei crit
flaiiigen Sdlaf)tififfeft, flint Inter
ieeboote fir ben &obtpaileroienIf.
ieds5ebn fleinere ltnterieeboote, elm
| Senerrngsidiff Elm aanonenboot
lno Elm Soipitalihiff huen au lai-
len. gluBer BEN genanrten @orla-
gen turroe aud nod sic Seeresbeiuils
| lignngsbia i'm Senot beroten, ipab-
reno ii6 oos geprGielltantenbaus
ben Gag iiber nit ser 9eratrna Ser
Setpilliaungsbia fir bie gefeftigui-
Gen beiddftiet.
sSn aanias nno 9flaboma ba-
ben Montng itarfe S6neefaae ltatt-
gefinloefl nno in beioeil Staaten lieot
Der S6nee 5ipei Bis adt 3oa bod
gelonoers itarf mar ser Sfneefal
m Der @egenb BON gnio, OfIaboma
Sdluere S1neeItiirme baben
i'm ipeitliden @aiiiouri, in Soma,
aanias, Nebrasfa nno Siio-Gafoia
getobt uno bielen Sdaoen anaerid,.
tet. Ser giienbabnperfebr lit fait
ilberaG iinterbroden.
Sci einern granoe bes Bino-
lor &otel IN Birmingham, aIa., iino
orei Terionen ,tnt's 2eben aefonlnlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23


bradJte, nid)t feitgeitellt iuerben fann
nnb es aitd) nidlt beiuieien iuerben
fam, baf Der 0aupfer senan bic
aiidjtnns perfolste, bie mil 9iiifiid;f
ani bic Minenfelber ben SdIffen
burgeseidnet mar, BON Seitem unfes
rer Hesiermms nidJts setas lueroea
fam. Mllerbinss ,n1gen Sas @ai
9iisf Snimrance 8nrean rno bic BE-
itter bes Sd)iffes Sdabeneriatfla-
gen einreidlen.
9sremier Wiiniiter Msanitb fat
i'm engliid)en Harlament angefiis=
bist, bak Die @ieberperseltnnssmas-
reseln sesen 9entIdlanb 1T piet ipeii-
aebenSerer @eiie anssefiibrt uerbeH
iuiiroem, ais man anfamas amgenpm.
men babe. g(lle alliiertem MGdjte
iuiirOen iid) oaran beteilisen nnb cs
iuiirbe ein semeiniames gprgeber
,gegen Sentid)lano itnb epentncll
andj sesen Seiterreid) iein. gsabere
Ginselbeiten fDnnc man nid)t befannt
|nladen. Sm SeiltId)lanS id)eint mar
Sielc Grflarnng NIT sroFer 3nbe nne
feiter 3nberiidDt anf bic ciseue Strait
anfgenDmmen baben. 9ie Satiad)c,
oaf Die Wesner, lant Ser Grflarnng
Gsanitbs, iidJ erit jett iiber eiusu
,, Nan einig iuer6en iupllem, ben ne ais
8egenmasregel gesen bas Turgebcn
SentIdllanSs ansnlpenoen gebenfen,
beredtigt amd) s,t folder 3nberiid)t.
Gs lit Elm 3eihen bon Sd)mGdJe mn6
2erfabrenbeit, iiber bns man iidj nidt
senmg iumnSern fam. Sc felt bei-
maize 10 aus, als babe man in Gng-
Lamb ertuartet, 0entid)lano iuerbe
iid 0nrd) ben Gimiprndj Ser memtra-
len Madjte, beion6ers Der Ser. Staa-
ten, einidliidtern laifen nnb ieincn
Elan amfseben.
Sm engliIden aarlament iumrSe
offisiell bic Grfldrmng a6gcgeben, Die
enaliidle Meaieritne mSae iidI aen6-
tiat iebem, lire bisberise Snlfmna,
mad Der Cotton nidJt als Gpntre6an-
De ansmieben lei, sit GmSern.
slns Gopenbagen fommt bic Nad)-
ridt, Sak Der Sdtiffsberfebr AMI.
idlen SdiucSen itnS GnglamS eimge-
ifellt iei. Gle 9sad)ridlt lit nod ni.flf
beltatigt, iuir6 aber iupl iua1r iein;
oenn id)iueoiid)c Geelemte baben iidl,
ebenio, iuiea oaniid)e, pielfadJ ge,uei.
cert, 5abrtcn nadJ Gusfanb 81 ma-
d)en.
8illiam 6. Sarris, 0iitslieb Der
Jirma, iuelder Der Sampfcr
pGpelgn" geb6rt, fat cine iebr per.
niinftige Grflarnns abseseben. Gr
fagt, feline syirma ,uer6e feline 8e-
idtueroe beim Staatsbepartement elm.
lesen. Sic babe nit Der Gembnma
oes Sdiffes Elm 9iiiifo selanfen mnS
ne fSnne iid nid)t beflagen, iuenm bas
llnternebmen missliidt lei. Sas lit
Det etH5tg rtnrt9e Sfan0pufft tn Der
Snf)e.
geaf 8erihten aus @ien baben
i'm riifiiihen 8oIen uno ipeItlihen
@ali5ien nur aanonaoen nno un6e-
oeutenoe Snfanterie9efebte itattac-
funoen. ssn ben 9orpatben baber
oie rniiiiden Slngriffe fortaeoouertt,
ooh ipliroen ale oieie Gerin6e, oie
olterreidiiden 2inien su ourdbre-
den, a6geidlagen.
Siiolid bonn 9nieifr, oas bcikt i'm
iaooitlihen 8alisien, in Der 0egenh
5iuifdDen giaSpurnn mno Sfanislalu,
entiuifelm iidI, offisiellen Wadlridlten
ans 8ien sn SDlae, grofe GdDladltcr.
Eie Ceiterreider ihlneen cine itarie
rniliidle srnbpenmadlt snriif unS
nladlten Snbei 1000 geFanaene. 9lnd
bier Snnonen nno cine @ienae anbe-
rem arieasmaterials fielcn in lire
sanbe.
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Ole ge6(agene ru(fI6e Qrnee an l(ienen @lanmel
21titid)tii bontbnroirt Galnts.
1ur beIglld)e und engIl(dbe Soldaten in Delgien
9torweaiidber 0ampier bel 9oper seinnfen.


tergeamgenen amerifaniiden 9ans
pier uGpelDn" lit NIT Oreisebn Mann
Der Seiatnna in 8remerbaben eins
netroffen. @Dn ben anbern 0rei5eBn
EMann Der 8eiatnng, bic in einem
gpot nad) Der bOllanOiiden &iiite gee
iabren iein ipllen, fat man mod
midlts gebDrt.
Ser prenfiide 2anStas bat Toe
Millionen Mnrf snr ltnteritiitmng
Der batrd ben &ries 0eid)GSisten be-
iuiligt.
sSn @ollano ioll man lebr alifee-
|reet oariiber fem, onB 9eutfdfano
bic Note, in oer Die boadnoifde &c
gierung- IN 8eaug ailf DeriAieoene
Ennfte oes nelen 0eiitiden 9riegs-
plans Groteit eingelegt, nod ilidt be-
ontiportet bat
sSrans6iifden SeridJten mad babel,
Die Seutid)en Counting nad)t inb
ssDipntagJ Die Stabt gibeints lebbaft
feIdDiiem. Sas 8Dmbaroement ipll
sablreide Spfer sebabt ha6elt.
@ie Die gcrlilier .3eitllng ant
Wdttag~ nlitteilt, bat &aiier @ilbeif
bei @elegenbeit ieines glufentbaltes
III Sit-GrelBeil erfldrt, man rliiiie
ipariain nit Den 2ebensmitteln ltn..
geben. 8eionoers nit oen &ortoi-
feln, Die inter feinen untltdnoell als
| Hfer0efutter benllbt iperoen oiirften.
lleber Die Gerlulte Der giliiien in
Sit-Greuben l11eIoet man aus Ser.
lin: Bon flint ruiiiiden Mrmeeforps
iheint 10 gut tpie itihts iibrig &C..
blieben gu iein CAB es oieien feinS.
lihen &orps gelang, tpenigitens ei-
nen Cell ibrer 4rtilerie III Cider.
belt gu bringen, baben iie ausldlie6-
lid ibrem ifleunigei giiif3ug 5u
peroanfen. 9uB Die gette 6er 9eut-
idet an ruiiiider 9frtiIerie nift
nod GROCER eeipeien, lit in erlter 81
lnie oarauf 5ilriif5ufiibreil oaB BEL
ben Giliien itnrfer Wfangel an @e-
idiiben berri1t. Si6er lit, ooB 6urd,
ben Sieg Der oeutiden @affen, oer
Die 9fuiien aus SitpreuBen pertrie6,
ninoeitens 10000 Ntann Ser feino-
liden Streitfrafte enogiiltig au6er
@efeft gefebt poroen iino.
Sine 9epeidc aus Der 6mlaari-
idlen 5aaptitabt Sufia, iuclde Die
oeiitihe Sasesseitnng in Serlim Der.
Sffcntlidlt, mcloet, Die 9iniiem s5sen
groke Srnppenniaiien in GbeiIa sm-
lemmen, Die iie nadj Der tiirfiidJea
Stabt Nibia am 6dJiuarsen Meer
lenben iuDllten, nm BON burt ans ei-
iien Nnsriff anf Sunitantinppel sm
MAIDEN.
Nus @aibingtoif miro gemeIoet:
Die erite anltlif)e geotiSnabme bon
Der oeutiden ariees5onen 9roffa-
NATION ergab fid) IN elmer @nfiinoi.
gung oes Stnots 0epartements,
roB nller Herionenperfebr sfpiid,eu
Gnglano nn6 bem europdifden Son.
tinent auf 9lnoroniing ser britiiden
Monliralitat Bis nuf neiteres einge-
iiellt fei. 8otidofter gage bat oics
duf @ernnlaiiiing Der britii6en Ge-
gierung Dem Staats Geparteinent
gefobelt Sotuol Die gaiiagieroam-
pfer, ipelhe bon engIiIden Sdfen
iiber Den 8anot nad) sSronfreid fob
ren, ipie and ale nod bollGnoiihen
S1fen berfebrenoen 9ompfer hoben
lire sSobrten einaeIte[lt.
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81, So, SO nnb $fO Soien. llnIere eli
gene glrbeit 8eitellte aber nidbt nboebols
te 9oien fir 1915, $3.50 uno SIS. g..
naies WPaB 9aratltiert. grcluiibe gnnls
9aiIors. 2inimer 426 Moore= gebdu6e.
4 Gtodfperf.
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z aamnen Get Gream 25c, @cis
pr Gfb. Sc, beites Mehl scr Saf
Sf00, "a GfS. Saf Ichl soc, 10
Ffo. GeiIel Sdlmafs St.05. SauSers
@roeerb Gu., 432 Dit Commerce
Strake.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23

seih ~ rerleihen off @nndes Hno
Turmern an unIere 9Iienten. Sfan.
barb Srnit 81, 315 ct. Waorp's Str.
San Slntonio, Seras.
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Seiadjt has Safe @er, 116 SoIe-
Gao Str 5luiIden SouIton- uno
Commerce StraBe. Gin erltflaI5iqes
merifaniideS Cafe. Bette Mobl8ei-
ten in Der Gtaot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23

Or. $. 8. @Dnefen, oentIdjer
Irst. Office 2f1 srpit-0ebGmbe. Di.
fiee-Stnnoen: 11:30 bis 1890 nno
$3.50 bis $50. Selepbpne Grpdett
473, 8obnnnss-SeI. 463.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23
Prof. Pierce, der lndianer .

Ser Standardization Geitle Gr6utcrs
Weoi5iren fiirieren poIitib rnnerbaiIich~
felt, Hbeumatisnllls, 2ltmbago llno y9iif~
tenidmer5en. 81 per Jlafde. 105 Gifz
9oniton StraBe. Gan antoilio, Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23

Or. Siabt, 3abnarat, graoD-@e.
banoe, Spesialitdt nSrtlap". .0pern.
tionen uno nilatomiife 3abnc.
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2nriifnnbnte.

.Gu bottelt ia @eiudl. Mor oGs
nidt ser Serr, Ser Cir neuIih bei
Der 9on3Yinrloe iein Ser5 aeidlenft
Gottel~
9ienItndoden (trallrie). ~sfd io.
ioeben bot er's tpieoer abgeboItl1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23

Gehrandjt yiSel 1T Gparf @lnas" uno
crhattet mebr Strait bon ipeuieer @oip@
Iin Ynnpu glntD 6p., SdnoIer. @6e
SouIton ultb 9iprbs Stores Gtrnbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23
GriOat Speiiesimmer in Edith's
Mexican Restaurant, 303 SIt-Gom.
merce StraBe.

5ran GGas. atl6redlt, 1888 Sitsgorrs
meree Ctr, Gan 9tntonio, 8erds, Iiefari
friidle glunien, Slrmetitiide. 8oiqiiets
llno 8fInnseu 8eetsEflan5en cine Spes
5ialitdt. Eel. grodett 1892.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23

Die 0oftoren 9rneser & Deacon.
gler5te tnb @uno6rste, baben ibre
Sffisien i'm 8raon=@e5Glioe 303 eta.
aeridfet.
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49, empire 9aeftnurant (friihcr GDn
cprbia). edit megifaniidie Spciien, seaens
iibcr ncm empire Sheater, Ct 0sarns
ctr. 223. SeI GrDdeft 1912.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-23

Wir reparieren irgeno Elm fdoo1af-
tes Dud; ieet iff's an Ser 3eit. Sae
W. Wilfims, Gel. grnbis 1878.
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Gkt Sii6ner, Butter, abseIiefert, billi.
ger alsSleifdl. 6afer, 400 Main Nue.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06
THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

Beauty is worse than wine: it intox-
icates both the holder and the beholder
Zimmerman.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06
AUTO owners
REJOICE over
TIRE REDUCTION

Automobile owners in Americas will
welcome the glad tidings coming yes
terday of material reduction in tae
price of tires, the really expensive fea-
ture of the modern car. In fact tire
troubles" including cost, is about the
greatest trouble of the speeding and
now this is eliminated by the mill man
who makes the tires and a saving of
25 per cent. is effected.
A local autoist, discussing the re-
duction this morning said:
While the reduction was expected
we we're surprised to see such a big
drop. Several months ago, the tire
manufacturers limited at lower prices,
but the embargo on rubber quoted
them. No that the embargo is lifted
and rubber is again plentiful, prices
were lowered accordingly.
"The reduction is the greatest that
has ever been made 1t will be found
that the cut will average about 20
per cent
EARLY in August the dealers raised
the prices of tires about 20 per cent,
BIT the prices were reduced again,
correspondingly in October, so the
Trices prevailing now are considera-
lily lower than they were even before
/ the war in Europe began"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06
Russians Take Good Cane
Of Wounded Soldiers

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 6.-The Berlin
Vorwarts publishes extracts from a
letter from German military surgeon
which shows that in future all rumors
about the illtreatment of wounded
prisoners at the hands of Russians
must be carefully examined. He writes
"In LODI saw our wounded who on
November % and "a fell into the
hands of the Russians. 1t must be
stated for the sake of justice that they
have been extremely we'll treated and
that they are all praising the Rus
SLAMS. 1t would be good to give this
wide publicity because it would COM
fort many whose relatives are in the
hands of the Russians"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06

STORE HOUSE FOR RENT-Store
room on Lamar street, next door to
Rylander Shoe Co., for rent; possess
sion February 1st. D. R. AnjNrews.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06
FOR RENT

BUNGALOW FOR RENT-5-Room
bungalow on Jackson Ave, for rent;
possession Feb'y. LIST. D. R. Andrews
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06

If you don't see what you want
in these columns ask for :. at one
cent a word.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06
Belgian Actor Learns
Of Double Tragedy
(By Associated Press.l

LONDON, Feb. 6.--While at break
fast, M, Duquesne, a Belgian actor who
has been playing with a company of
Belgian refugee actors at one of the
Londont heatres, read in a French
newspaper of the death in action of
his son, a young French officer, a1d
also of the death of his former wife,
the officers mother, who died after
hearing of her sons fatal wound.
M. Duquesne dressed and went to
the theatre as usual, but broke down
suddenly when he had to speak the
lines: Z only had my revolver,
would take my revenge" and left the
stage.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06
Egyptian Imports Show
Material Increase
(By Associated Press.)

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 6. - Official
trade returns for the past year show
that imports into Egypt amounted to
S12O,OOO,O0O, an increase over the
previous year of nearly $4O,000,000.
Exports of cotton for the year showed
a considerable decrease.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06

There Aim No Such Animal"
In the interest OF a large and grow.
ing class, vital to the humor of the
community, newspapers must stop
taking about a "fool-proof biplane."
Ihere amt no such animal" and
TOOLS who are not reckless will still
keep their feet'on the sround.-5rook
lyn Eagle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06
LOST

STRAYED-Jersey COW, with chain
and halter. Take up and notify R. P
Stackhouse.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-06

FOR RENT-Six-room house with
bath and five acres of land. Phone
1916. 3-1m
Evening star., 1915-05-28

Establishment of a scholarship for
the blind at Trinity College, through
the persistent efforts of blind girl of
Washington. as her own graduation
nefaction to the college. which is to
be occupied next year by another blind
girl resident of the capital is one of
the interesting announcements to be
made at Trinity commencement.
For several years Miss Louise Moore.
4l24 LIST street northwest, has been
raising this scholarship fund among
her friends and through a number of
devices, that others afflicted as herself
may have the opportunity for broaden
ing their lives. so unhappily handi-
capped.
1t is her hope eventually to make this
. perpetual scholarship and she intends
70 continue her efforts with this pur-
pose, but she considers 1t her greatest
honor of graduation day to have turned
into the college faculty a sufficient sum
TO provide for full college course for
the nrst beneficiary under this scholar.
ship. There is but 500 shortage re-
manning. and she Is conducting a
Graphophons contest among the guests
Of the college this week to clear that
amount.
Many Methods Of Raising Funds.
Many interesting methods Of raising
Evening star., 1915-05-28

launched at dawn of May 10 and forced
the Australians back to their original
trenches, but the guns Of the corps
were In readiness and they opened hre
on the enemy at close range. The exc
cution was terrible and the bodies of
Turks lay SO thick upon the ground
as to form an obstacle.
During May 10, II and IL further re-
Inducements for the French, British
and Australian troops arrived. On the
night of May II troops of the 18th Di-
vision. under Mai. Gen. Hunter Weston,
undertook an attack against the
enemy's extreme right, under cover OF
a demon stration by artillery and IN
fantry A double company of Ghurkas
crept along under precipitous sea cl:is
and occupied a cleft in front OF the
allied line, where they dug themselves
in during the night.
On May 13 and IA the left OF the allied
line was again further advanced and
the position of the Indian brigade made
secure.
Excellent Gunflre.
May II the 29th Division worked fur
ther forward and established them
selves in trenches 200 yards in ad-
vance. The allied artillery was well
handled. Aided by aeroplane observa-
tion. it destroyed by direct hits Turk
ish howitzer and exploded a wagon
load of heavy gun ammunition, as well
as demolishing some new Turkish en-
trenchments.
On this day Gen. Bridges. command
ing the Australian division. was NOR
tally wounded during an attack on the
Australian position. His subsequent
death caused an irreparable loss to this
command.
A further advance was made on the
night of May IS by the French troops,
supported by the royal naval division.
During the night of May 19 a contin
uous fire was maintained against the
Australian and New Zealand corps, but
no attack was delivered.
Evening star., 1915-05-28
NATIONWIDE CELEBRATION.
Lutherans to Observe 4OOth Anniver-
sary of Reformation IN 1917.

AKRON, Ohio, May 2s.-Lutherans of
the United States in 1917 will celebrate
the 400th anniversary of the reforma-
tion. Initial steps for the nationwide
celebration have been taken officially
by the forty seventh biennial conven-
tion of the General Synod of the Lu-
theran Church, in session here.
A resolution to raise s1,O00,000 to en-
dow educational institutions of the
church was adopted. new institution,
which will be known as the Inner Mis-
sionary Society, was formed. Mem
bers of the board in each church will
seek homes for the homeless, feed the
poor and provide work and homes for
girls.
Evening star., 1915-05-28
A[L|ESF|ND TURKS
HARD FOE TO BEAT
GaIIipoIi Campaign a Slow,
Tedious Task With Many
Casualties.
TROOPS FROM ANTIPODES
INFLICT MUCH DAMAGE
Official Narrator Tells of Battle
Progress Along Dardanelles
Toward Constantinople.

LONDON. May 2s.-Official narratives
of the military operations on the Gal
lipoli peninsula from May to May 10
has been given out in London.
They set forth May after the ar
rival of fresh troops, which included
part of the territorial division. a gem
place. A heavy covering fire was main
tanned by the allied fleets.
During the night of May SIS. a por-
tion of the Australian and New Zea-
land army corps had been transferred
from Kaleh Tepe to take part in the
attack. Very severe fighting took place
all day long. and by nightfall the allied
line had been advanced from 1000 to
1900 yards. But the left of the advance
was checked by a strong Turkish re-
doubt manned with machine guns. Just
at dusk French troops obtained possess
sion of an important tactical point,
which was then thoroughly fortified
during the night to serve as pivot for
further operations.
May the attack continued, the
French troops again improving @ their
position, while on the left the 18th Divi-
sion succeeded just before sunset in
driving the enemy back nearly into the
village of Krithia.
Attack With Bayonet.
May the attack was again resumed
and an advance in the face of very
heavy fire was begun. French troops
attacked the Turkish trenches with
the bayonet, and the whole line, ex
cept on the extreme left. advanced
steadily. During the night the Turks
attempted counter attack, but this
was everywhere repulsed with a heavy
loss.
During the fighting of these three
days the Australian corps at Sari Bair,
in spite Of having sent reinforcements
to support the main attack. successfully
held its own and resisted all attacks.
The fighting on these three days was
severe. A large proportion of the Brit
ish casualties represented only slight
wounds. 1t had been clearly demon
strated that the Turkish defenses were
strongly constructed and that their
capture must be achieved by the slow
and methodical method of trench war
fare.
The French forces throughout these
operations fought with magnificent
courage and dash; also they suffered
heavy losses.
During May 9 ground was gained
everywhere and consolidated. At 10:45
pm an attack was brilliantly carried
out by the 18th and 18th Battalions of
the 4th Australian Infantry Brigade.
These detachments attacked and car
ried with the bayonet three lines of
Turkish trenches at Sari Bair and es-
tablished themselves therein.
Causes Australians to Retreat.
A heavy Turkish counter attack was
Evening star., 1915-05-28
SUCCEEDS MAI. SYLVESTER.
Michael Regan Of Buffalo, N. Y,
Heads Police Chiefs Association.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 2S.-Michael
Regan, chief of police at Buffalo. N. Y.
has been elected president of the Inter-
national Association of Chiefs of Police
at the annual convention here. He sue
ceeds Maj. Richard Sylvester of Wash
ington. d. c., who retires from the
presidency after holding that office for
the last fifteen years. owing to the fact
that he has retired from office.
Newark, N. j., was chosen as the con-
ventien city for 1915.
The committee appointed to confer
with the International Association Of
Sheriffs and the International Associa-
tion of Railway Special Agents relative
to joining a new organization known as
the Federation of American Peace Off
GERS submitted a report approving the
idea, and recommending that the chiefs
join. This report was concurred in.