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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

&riege melt leidter bamrit %Durdieser
f0n1en, oaB mir unleren eigener
9anosle11ten in Merifo unb SEN bor.
tige1n AngebDrigen anberer 9anbe1
gegerilber in pollem MaBe u11ler{
Gflidt tbdterl oils burh oas Ser:
balten, tpie mir es in @irflidfeit bep:
bod)ten, inbem mir in Merifo lpebe,
fiir sic Medte Ser oortigen Mmerifa
l1er nod Ser oortigen Guropier ii
elmer Sen &erbaltnilien al1b nl1r eli.
migermaBe1 entipredenoen @eiie ei11:
treten.
vSino pir unter iolhen l1mitdn:
SEN berehtigt, bon ben friegfiibren:
SEN MGhten &eipeftierung Ser Neh.
tie amerifaniiher @iirger sur See 81
perla1rgen? ODER ii1b Ste &riegfiib:
renoerr, melr1r mir bieies Gerlunger
gelteno MAIDEN, nidt beredtigt, urs
81 er1pi0ern: @erben nidt Sic &edte
unierer Stoatsangeb0rigen in Meri:
70 auf shlts ieibe11s Ser Ser. gtau.
ten BON Ste er ignoriert, mabrenl
sic Ser. Stauten 5ugleih Sic Mud1
iinb, ourf mel6e mir nns bebin0er1
ieben, unieren ~Staatsmgeb0riger
Sdltb ange0etben 81 lalien?
ugs it1rb BON ieiten Ser &riegfmb:
rerben bereits @oriteGungen in $50
Ellington gemaht moroen in 6ieier
@iniidt. limo Oab iold)es 81 elmer
3eit geihiebt> 90 itd Die @olfer Gut
ropus in @uffen gege1niberiteben, III
ELM ausreider1ber @etpeis oofiir, baB
in Merifo fir ste sort lebe1r6en Mns=
lan0er iebr beoroblihe 3u1tanbe BERT
iden miilien."
Mam ioute meiren, oaB iolde Mns=
%fiibrrrngen auf Sic amertfuniide Ne=
gier11ng nidt obne ginbruf bleiben
%fonnnten. Mber Sic grfobrangen,
oie ma biz iebt nit ibr bi1lidtlid
ibres @erbaltens Merifo gegeniiber
gemudt bot, laiien faum Die Soft
m1ng u1ffommen, SOB lie oieies an=
BERN tper6e. l1nb 6o9 lit fdon mie=
berbolt BON peridie0enen Seiten So
rauf bingemieien morben, 6oB lie iid
Damit groben nnannebmltdfeiten
ausieben mDge, 5umal 90 nidt an51t=
1ebmen, 6aB ii6 6ie friegfibren6en
Madte na4 @ie6erberl teurng 0es
6rieoens aus &iidiidt auf Sic Ser.
Stouten I'M ge5ug auf Merifo gan5=
li6 paiiiD nerbalten meroen. @.M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Musgeseidnet fir 8benmatism1s.

sd bin Ser Mniidt, baB @bomber,
lains Ointment gang ausge5eidnet
fir &beumatisml1s it," idreibt Grm1
Dunburgb, gIorioge, q. 9. ~gs
pl1rbe bon mir ielbit unb anoeren
Mitgliebern meiner Gamilie bon 3eit
5u 9eit tpdbreno Ser lebten feds Sat-
re gebra11dt un0 bat itets Sic bette
3ufrieoenbeit gegeben. Gie roide
gefreiung pom Sdmer5, tpelde
@bomberlain's Ointment bringt, lit
alletn pieIfo6 Sic @el6auslage uertb.
gu farfen in Senrp's @otner Grug
Store. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Die 0fpnomif9e 5o9ter.

papa bat unter Der Mmori tatue i'm
part einen bon ieinem 504ter4en be-
ponierten 2tebesbrtef gefunoen. Na4z
Sem ii9 feline 1i9tli9e @ntriitung in
elmer getpaltigen Moralpaute entlaben
bat, fragt er bas getnidte Mdgblein
gum @@lub: rNur iage mir Bios,
Md0el, parum bait bu Dos getane"
linn porto gu iparen," antmortete
fletnlaut bas 8adfii9lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
9er5og Der a6ru55en.
gsiro Staliens Slotte
bcfebliacn.

Mie aus Hom beri4tet miro. 1T
2uonig, 9er5os Der Mbru55en, Elm
@obn bes perftorbenen prin5en Dina
beus, gum &ommanDeur Der itulieniz
f9en 9reaouougbt=Jlotte ernannt
porben, Elm poiten BON GROCER @i4=
tigfeit unO gerantnortlidteit, foute es
mtrtlid oo5u tommen, oab Stalien
in ben groBen 8Dltertries attiD einz
gretft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
selbfbiIfe 9e9en Gn9:
II

Ser Mbgeprouete 0ees bon Seem
s)prf bat Dor einigen Sugen in Nbi=
l~ooelpbio Sen @eg ge5eigt, a1f mel
d)em England ge5lpungen 1peroen
fonl, sic Gee fiir SEN neutralen Sun=
oeI frei5ugeben. Son unierer &egie=
r1111g lit IN Ser In~gelegenbeit nidts
s1 ersparten. 9ie lit 10 englanOfromm
getporoeu, oaB tie fir ein energiides
@orgeben gegen Sic l%tebergriffe Ser
9riten nift 5u haben lit. neber lire
labn1en Grptelte gebt man in Sonoon
NIT perGttlihen 8elten SIR Cages
orbmtr1a iiber. Mun meiB, oaB man
bon Ser @ilion'lden Administration
ein frdftiges gingreifen sum- Sd11te
oes 1elltrolen @o11oels unD Ser our6
gneIanos @emoltpolitif ldyper gelda=
bigten anlerifaailhen Snterelien nidf
su befiird)ten bot. gnglan0s 8ortbeI=
Ie fo1n1ter nidt better gemabrt iein,
uenn es eiren Stattholter I'M WeiBen
So1lie uno Elm Mitglle0 0es Msquttb'=
iden Aubiretts i'm Staotsoeportement
1tsen hdtte.
Gon oieler grfenntnib a~usgeben0,
min Ser Ibgeoronete Mes our4
SelblthiIfe SIT erreihen iud)en, mos
sic @iIlon'ife Administration unie=
rem SonoeL uro urierer Snbultrie
pe~r>peigert: Sd1us gegen 6ie p0lfer=
rehtsniorise gergeualtigung ameri-
faniider SntereHen burh gnglan6.
SEER Mes lit ielbif Gabrifmt. @r
tpei6 aus unmittelbarer grfubrurg,
mie iftper Uni er 5unbel unter Ser
e%ngIiidle11 Niratenpplitff leibet, un6
melde 8efohren uni erer Snbnitrie
oroben, tpenn England geitattet miro,
bieie NoIitif fort5uieten. 61tnoerte
bon Tobrifen nerben geidloiien tDer-
SEN miilIen, @rnoerttauien6e bon
amerifoni1hen Mrbeitern perben If
re geidGftig11ng nerlieren, tpenn Sic
3ufihr u1rentbebrliher 6entider
Rohitoffe ausbleibt, neil England III
re Musfubr nerhinbert.
9esholb oppeniert Ser Mbgeorbnete
Met on iene amerifoniide 6abrifm=
ten, Sic gnelanb M1tnitiort unb on
heres @rtegsmuteriul liefern. Sic io1=
len lire 9ieferr11gen e%initeqen, Biz
england geItottet, 9eutihlano galtm=
pone unb unbere Hobmuterienen 5l1=
sufiihren uno Sic See fir Sic beut1he
Musfuhr nod SEN Ser. Stoaten fret
giebt. Gie ihlabpe @alt11ng uni erer
Hegierung gegeniiber Sen engliiden
MnmnB11ngen bot G%e11t1fIanb bera11=
laBt, bte Mnsfnbr ouh folder &ob=
moteriellien ein5ultenen, Ste gngluno,
Inn Sen @ogen gegen Ste Ser. gtaa=
ten niht on5n 1traff 5u ipmnen, biel=
leiht %baI1ieren 1aiIen miir6e, unb ouh
Ser Ibgeorbnete Meb gtebt SIT, BOB
man 9eutIdIano ei1en 8ortpnrf So
rn1s nidt mufen Tonne: 6ie 9e11t=
1fen 1eien es mii6e getporben, Sen
Ser. @toaten sit Iiefern, mas lie bro11=
den, ohne 6ofir GIT erboIten, mos fie
ieIb1f b%enotbigten.
@ier f6nnte sic @ertpirfIidunng bes
Meb1den N1anes @an6el i6offen.
Menn england feline Mnnition mebr
aus Sen Ser. Gtoote11 erbGH, miro
es iebr Idnen 5u &reu5e frieden nnb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
,,9as 1T Der &rie9!"

3unl eriten Male felt gegim 6es
beutiden ltnter ieefrieges gegen eng
lano lit bieier &agne cine gr0bere
3obl Menidenleben gum Spfer &C.
folen, angeblid ibrer bunoertpier5ig,
Taliogiere ut1o Mannifaften oes bri=
tiiden Afrita=2 ampfers v5alaba."
Gie erlten W%eeloungen iiber oieier
&riegs-3miidenfaI iino 10 miberipre=
delub ul1o gum Tbeil 10 ablolut I'M
glaub1piiroiger Nutur, oaB mir es
porge5ogen batten, crit naa gintref=
fen Ser amtlthen oeutlden geridte
gr6rterungen oariiber 81 pflegen. ST.
oelie1 meropen lbon Jest BON feinb=
lid)er seite uno - ielbltoeritanolid
= BON ibren vMaiierten" bier gu
2a11be 10 tole &omnelltare 5u 6en1
Gprfale bergleiden mehr - baB mir
fir es ratbiam balten, idlon iett auf
einige Ser gr0blten @ioerlprii9e in
oen britild)en geridten aufmerfiam
5u mud)e11 uno ourd STRENGTHENING
ei115elner ultnglaublidfeiten" sic ge=
ringe 3nperldiiigfeit Ser geiammten
0aritelung at 5eigen.
sl1ts Sen Mu5iagen Ser berldieoe=
men uAugen5eugen," Ser l1eberleben=
SEN lit niht 5u entnebmen, Oh Ser @e=
feblsbober oes beutiden Saudbootes
bem &apitdn Ser uSaloba" flint ODER
5ebn Mi1l1ten 6riit 5l1m @erluiien
bes Campers gegeben bot - IN 6ie=
fem iiberaus nidtigen Funfte fteben
iid sic peridie6enen Musiagen idroff
gegeniber. @iner Ser geretteten Sf=
fi5iere iagt mts0rudlid: v.... @ir
laben bas Sa11dboot in Ser g11tfer=
nung un6 bofften, ibm e%rtrinnen gu
fonnerL" morolts geidloiien per6en
miibte, oab sos Suud6oot Q1=2S")
inter allen I'm tdr6en bere9tigt NOR,
no9 6em gdiffe, 6as 0em 3urufe,
5u uitoppen," feline 6olge geben mou=
te, 5u ifieBen - BON um0r6eriidem
Mnidlog" fann in ioldem 6ane feline
Ge6e fem.
Ser um0roeriide" Gborafter oes
Mnidlages ion burd Sic gr5abIung
mebrere Mdtglieoer Ser geretteten 8e=
manr1ng erbartet per6en: ste
Ma1midaft 0es beutiden Ju1dboptes
bdtte gelaht un6 geb6bnt als Sic
9eute Ser vSalaba" a11s SEM @aiier
berats bilferufen6 6ie grme in Sic
@0be geltredt bdtten": nit bieier
gruieligen Scar baben Ste fre6en
iibers
3iel binansgeihoiien ~ fei11 por=
1trtbeilsloie Jet Menid1 Miro BON M6n=
11er1r, Sic iebe Mfin11te int 5age ibr
2eben fiirs @aterlan6 outs @pie1 ie,
be11, 1plde Seelenrohhett gla1tben!
SIN ubrigen ober: noas lit Ser
&rieg!" Ser for6ert Meridenleben
obne immer 1treng 6arouf Hiid=
1iht nebmen 81 %fon11en, Oh es bmr=
gerltde o6er militdriide Meniden1e=
BEN ii1r0. Mad lester Mel6ung ba=
ben fran50iiide 9l1ftidiffer Bel elmer
Mttade auf @traBburg Sic 5tpei un=
erpadieren S0dterden zines 6orti=
gen beutiden Noitbeomten get06tet
uno cine 6ra1t iotpie flint @ir1ber
i9mer bertpunbet: lit Ser Mnihlag
pe1riger vmorberiid," meiI linn me-
niger Menidenleben 51tm 0pfer gefoI=
len 1in6, als bei bem Mngriff ouf Sic
6alaba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
3 m @ef6nqnis.

Direttor gum Mufieber): r@orgen
Sic bafur, baB benz @trdfling eine
ieinem bisberigen 8eruf entfpre4enbe
8ei4dfttgung 5%ugepielen mirb! gum
@trdfling): 8as finb Sic oenn?"
Strdfling: r@er it4erungsagent gez
gen @tnbru4 un0 9iebftubl BIN i4!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Mpntuna Tar1rt 2anb.

Sic bette @eIegenbeit gutes 9ar6
binig 5u ertperben in Ser N6be bon
!SeIenu, Montono. Sir MnsfunH
if)reibt an: Better 8rid o6er Sobn 81.
@mmeI, Ct. CLOUD, Mim. 13=33nt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

9er5og 2uopig 1T eth obenteuerl,>
tiger nod iuneer damn. Der ii4 aud
als Gor1dungsreiienoer einen Nameu
gemodt Bot. Sn Den Ser. @taaten ii
er Dor mebreren Sabr.n pieoerbolt
gum 8efun gefpeien unb 1T er beionz
bers in Malbinetoner @eie1l1daftsz
Iretfen in sutem Mngeoenten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
a1nia Irieeritb Mnanit.

rotionen an Der Jront tell, befudt
aber bdufig Die id9fiden sruppen
I'M Geloe unb bat erf Dor tur5em cine
berrlide potriDti1de Nnipra4e on bic
poderen @adfen gebulten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

babe, bic beabiidtisten, eine Repoluz
tion geger oeutiden GinfluB in Der
Siirtei an5u5etteln. Naturlid 1T oies
rur eine Der pielen gnten. Die aus
2onbon i5er Den S5ean geflosen iIno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
A6ou( @amio.
Ser fribere sultan fpu Gm nit
3epplutipuSioeeu trageu.

9or tur5em puroe aus englifden
unb anberen aQiirten 9uelen bertd=
tet, baB Mboul !9amib, Ser fruhere
@ulton Der SIrtei, F9 an bic @ptBe
elmer Station BON Mltturfen geitent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Kei6streu.

tiae Stiite oeS 3eimeS.
R0nig Jriebri9 Muguf bon Sa9z
fen geb0rt 3u ben lopalften @tiben
6es 9eutf9en Reides uno bat bereits
eetDaltige Spfer fir bas bebrobte 8az
terlonb gebradt. ST nimmt 3par
niht aftip an ben militdriiden Spez
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25
VICTORIES EAST AND WEST
Berlin Reports That Russian Positions
Along 4s Miles Of Front Have
Been Taken.

London. Germany has claimed an
other decided success along the east
ern line. Northwest OF Mosciska, in
the region OF Sienlawa. the German
report said that along line extend
Ing over 10 miles the entire positions
OF the Russians we're taken and that
10000 prisoners fell into their hands.
The Russian official report. however.
only mentioned the locality where tais
action Is said 10 have taken place In
paragraph declaring the Austro-
Germans, after heavy losses In the re-
gion OF Mosciska, did not resume
the offensive.
According to Petrogrsd, the Aus;ro
Germans again have crossed the
Dniester, where brilliant cavalry
charge at Yale SgcxySy resulted In a
local Russian success, bu, no claim
Is made that the invaders were pushed
back across the river A crossing NJ
the river at this place may not be
serious affair fer the Russians. as II
is remote from Lemberg and an sd
vance from II might expose the Aus
tro.German flank.
In the west the French continue
their hattering tactics against the for
German positions. with some
assistance from the Belgians, who
have thrown battalion across the
User to the east bank, where south
OF the Dixmude railway bridge, they
a German blockhouse. They
claim to have retained this position
against German eounterattacks.
Berlin claims the French suffered
8 severe defeat on the frontier north
Of Souches and Paris admits the HOSE
OF German trenches previously cap
tured In this sector.
The full returns OF the Greek cleo.
tons are not yet available, but the tri'
umph OF NJ. venizelos, former premier.
seems certain. The continued illness
Of the Greek king may prevent the
OF the war party from having
immediate results
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25
CAlCAG0'S STRIKE ENDS
Mayor Thompson 10 Named az Third
Member Of Arbitration Board AZ
Meeting Of Factions.

Chicago, Peace In the strike OF a.
coo street ear men was restored June
l6 All points ut issue will be- settled
by arbitration. Operation ot cars on
striking men could be notified, The
end OF the strike, which tied up elec'
trio transportation for two days. came
with the selection Of Mayor William
Hale Thompson as the third member
Tof me boafd 81 arbitration, the, main
question At issue
Officials OF the companies will sc.
iect an arbitrator, and II Is announced
W. ID, Mason, International prcsiden;
of the street1car mems uaion. proha,
bly, will be named 10 repre- sent the
men.
The selection OF Mayor Thompson
came at the end OF iS-honr confer
ence which began June Is Union lead
ers, officials Of the traction lines and
menher OF the mayors aldermanic
strike committee were in attendance.
The strike on June l. was called
after an allday conference Of trans
portation officials. labor leaders and
Mayor Thompson had shown the two
interests al odds on the question of
increased wages, which the men In.
sisted must be guaranteed before ar
hltration could he considered.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25
LAST APPEAL FOR FRANK
Gov. Slaton Hears Appeal For commu
tatton Of Sentence and Takes Case
Under Amusement.

Atlanta. Ga The fate OF Leo NJ,
Frank was placed in the hands OF Gov
Slaton June Is at the close OF the hear.
ing on an appeal for commutation OF
his death sentence. The governor took
the ease Under advtsempnt and au-
nounced he would render decision
as soon as possible.
Frank Is under sentence to be
hanged on June %, for the murder
Of Mary phagan.
The session was occupied by A,tor-
ney VIM. II. Howard In his closing ar
gument In behalf OF Franks plea Mr..
Howard was interrupted frequently by
questions from the governor on yari.
GUS points Of evidence and by Solicitor
Dorsey, who took issue with state
ments as 10 what had been brought
out In the trial.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25
Mm pro,.,t U. 0. c. EI,e,Ien.

Chattanooga. A. p, Stewart Chap
ter. the local L. d, G. organization, will
file protest against the election OF
Mrs. J. Narment Powell OF Joanaon
City TO the presidency OF the Tennes.
see Division. The election took place
st the Murlreesboro convention In
May The matter will be submitted TO
Mrs Daisy Aci.auren Stevens OF Bran
don, Miss, presidentgeneral.
Legality Of the election IL attacked
90 the grounds that Ia presenting q
dark horse" candidate for the presl
dent, the convention ignored resolu
ton adopted year ago which re
quires that the names OF all candidates
for constitutional offices shall be sub
mitied by the chapter presenting the
candidate to the chapters OF the divis
Ion 80 days before the state eonven
ton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25
HEAVY FIGHTING IN WEST
British Troops Win and and Lose q
Mile Front In One Day--Allies
Advance at Yprss.

London. - For the first time In weeks
there has been heavy fighting over a
comparatively extensive line Of thu
British front In Belgium and France.
Berlin describes II as an Anglo-French
movement synchronlzing with Russian
reverses In Galicia
To win a mile OF front. and then to
lose It before terrific German counter
attacks was the experience OF the Brit
'.lsh 1uaa Us .nssE,y estuhert~. In q state,
ment. frank Il brief, Field Marshal
French records this incident, but does
not state the losses, which must have
been heavy ON both sides
The Germans are as frank In con.
ceding the loss Of ground near Ypres,
even temporarily, to yield mile OF
their Festubert stronghold.
The latest Zeppelin raid on England
has created hardly ripple OF excite
ment. Aircraft protection was one Of
the subjects discussed June Is In the
House OF Commons. William Jeynson.
Hicks urging marked increase in
this branch. He said that London must
soon expect serious raid and added
that at one time more than five Zeppe-
Inns Of the latest type were over Inc
English coast.
The under-secretary for war. II. J.
Tenant. besides giving assurances
that bigger seroplanes were under cob.
struction. said that since the beginning
Of the war the number OF machines
had. been increased tenfold and the
number of men engaged In this branch
iiyefold.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25

NssloEsi securlky League N Nsw Ysirk
Mskss M Appesl 10 pEsslders FOR
Psepiirednsas

Nev York; rasIcIuA bn lntro iucaa
by Mayor carley or Boston appealing
10 President Wilson 10 call the aften-
ton Of Congfass IL. -ths pressing need
OF prompt and efficient action" with
rsiIaii 10 the national defense was
unanimously adopted By thu delegates
te the peace and prsspafsdness cpnfer.
saes of the National Security LEAGUE.
blll session hare Iane is fhs Masss-
ciiusettS dslsgaies nj first proposed
that q special session be demanded 10
consider xhst they consider the an-
prepared stats Of the country, but such
action was deemed inadvisabla and
was abandoned.
The preamble to the resolution read
In part All follows:
Events Of the past year have dem
onstrated the fact that war, no matter
how greatly II may be deplored. may
suddenly and Unexpectedly occur. not.
withstanding the existence OF treaties
OF peace ana unity. and they have
shown that nations unprepared have
paid and are paying the price OF their
lack OF foresight The reports OF our
military and naval experts have made
1t clear that the defensive forces OF
the country are inadequate for the
proper protection OF our coasts. to en-
able our government to maintain It's
accepted policies. to fulfill obligations
to other states and to exert in the al.
iustment Of international questions the
influences 10 which the republic Is en-
cited"
The resolution itself urged that the
president be appealed to to call the
early attention OF Congress 10 the
pressing need OF prompt and efficient
action"
The resolution was adopted a. an ex-
ecutiye session following a luncheon
which more than Il thousand persons
The speakers were George
Won l.. Meyer, former secretary of the
navy; Luke Z. Wright, former secre-
tary o. war: Mai George Haven Put
nam and Frederick n. Coudert,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25
TWO ARE SHOT TO DEATH
Alleged Intruder Killed Woman. Then
Committed Suicide.

New York. Mrs. Barbara Cornelius.
wife Of produce market employe.
and George McAghon OF Jersey City
were found shot to death in the bed,
room OF her Brooklyn home, The po-
lice were informed of the tragedy by
the wOman's husband. who said that
McAghon climbed into their bedroom
window during the night and fred q
shot at him and that while he was
trying to arouse nelghbors McAghon
killed Mrs. Cornelius and then com.
mitted suicide.
McAghon was found lying on the
floor with a revolver clutehed In his
hand and with powder marks on his
fingers.
Cornelius, who In a night worker.
said that he had never seen McAghon
before and had taken him for beg
gar. The police say they learned that
Mrs. Cornelius had received postal
cards signed With MeAghon's initials.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25
TEuTDXs Y ARlHs !


LknAJn. TIE Austfo Gesrsaa rSzA
In flialiciN y Oh AxAiKL Both fleFain I'D
yienAa claim progress aiSag listualit
the entire s0nfh sastsrn froat, ard TEN.
herx again appsaEs 10 10 IN danger.
Mosesska east sk PFsAmgsl. hsa been
cAptured nv tie Aastxot Germans. aisA,
seoardias 70 iAe German contention,
the Russians are falling back south "a
the railroad eonnsetins iPrzaanysa and
Lemherg. All Eassixn coanter, attacks
have been rspulsed wish gains for the
Teuions frsxn a point north Of PiHsun
ysl into BessaFalda. the Germans say.
Far of as THU fruns is fron Eng
land and France, Il Is being watched
more closely than the western front,
because Il would appear that these on
erations are being pressed In an at
tealpt 70 clear GAlscia Of the Russians
property to q breathing spell In the
east. which Is likely 10 be followed by
crushing blow aimed at Italy.
The fighting Is growing harder daily
along thu Austro-ltAlian frontier, and.
in view Of past performances It Is con
sidered reasonable 10 assume that Ger
many will throw a great mass OF troops
on this front and eadeGyor 70 sweer
into Italy and hold ground there, Just
as she has done In Poland, Belgium
and France.
OF the fighting In France, around Ar
ras. the German and French official
communications fatty contradict each
other On the whole, II Is believed
here. the advantage has been with the
French.
That England is prepared for long
siege operations In the Dardanelles Is
Indicated in an official statement just
issued explaining the nature Of the te
dious trench warfare. although assart
Ing that the Turkish offensive Is no.
80 sharp "a il was formerly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25
TEuT0NIc ADVANCE ~ aALictA
Has NOT llEEN CHECKED.
FIGHT All xuRAsANA-
WOULD CUT OFF RUSSIANS
French Statement says Allies Hsss
Gained oroIae .ad Have Retained
n. Notwithstanding German
Counter Attacks.

London. Anpther "a hours OF fight
Ing In Galieia developed nothing TO
stem the Austro-German advance to-
ward Lamberg. ard Berlin claims the
Russians are retreating over their
own frontier toward Tarnegrod, four
miles from the Galieian hssder.
This means an invasion OF Russian
territory at a new point. but ecordi lg
10 military observers here. II may
spell ultimate advantage for the Rus.
SLAMS In that general Russian retire
ment northward into Poland would
divert Gen. Linsingen's attempt 10
crush the Russian center near Zura-
wana. which would sever the communal
cations of the Russian army In South
eastern Galieis and BukowinA. The
military writers here say the real dan
ger zone from The Russian standpoint
Is in the ZurawRna district and along
the Dnlester
According To Berlin. the Austro-Ger.
man forces have battered, through.
Niemecrow. 80 miles northwest OF
Lemberg. and are advancing toward
Jawo:ow, which In only 25 miles west
Of the Galleian capital.
Masses OF Austro-German thus are
sweeping from the San toward the
capital. and the prediction is MADE
that the decisive battle, II one is
fought, win take place In the vicinity
OF Grodek, where military observers
believe the Russians should benefit by
the lake country.
British newspapers. though not min
imizing the Importance Of the Austro-
German successes In Galicia, acclaim
what ia styled the Grand Duke Mich
olas elusive strategy In shifting his
front from north and south TO north
west and southeast This maneuser.
Il Is asserted. has DETECTED the Aus
tro-GeGrman blow TO some extent and
at the same time denied to them
full test OF strength.
Thus the Russian retreat IL char.
acteriEed In London as strikingly par
alleling the allies vicatory on the
Marne. The struggle along the Dnies
ter and before Lemberg. II Is consid-
cred here, must determine which side
is the more sstute In the present ma
neuyers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25

berlin, Special dispatches from tbs
Austrian headquarters report that the
Teutonic allies are pushing The Res.
slams vigorously from The san river 10
tNs BeSsarahia frontier The latest
operations resulted In bringing Gen.
Nackensen's forces in contact with
Csn LinslnseEo Heavy fighting is pru,
cceding along the whole line III Gall.
cis. The Russians are bringing all
sAeir available forces, consisting partly
o; fresh recruits, 10 resist the advance
OF the German allies