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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
HORRIBLE oRuELT1Es REPORTED

Paris, Oct. 25.-Horrible eruelties are
being visited on Serbians by the Bull
garian invaders of that eountry, ac-
oording to dispatches today from Salon
ika.
Neither side expects or grants any
quarter. The troops of both armies
seem actuated by fiery personal hatred
The dispatches allege that the Bulgar-
ians are slaughtering non-combatants
by the wholesale, not even sparing the
aged men and women and little chill
dren.
Following Sofia s official claim that
the Bulgarians have captured Uskub,
Gar Ferdinand's s troops are rushing re-
inforcements across the Salonika-Nish
railroad. The occupation Of this city
gives the Bulgars a strong hold on this
line and it is predicted tnat the allies
will have difficulty penetrating to the
aid of the imperiled Serbians.
Though still offering desperate oppo'
sition to the advancing Austro German
hordes, the Serbiaps are believed to be
weakening. Gradually, it is feared,
their opposition will disintegrate.
The Teuton gains in the Balkans
however, have been more than offset
by their losses on the Russian and Ital
ian fronts where the Slays and the
army Of King Victor Emmanuel are
generally on the offensive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
AUsTR1ANs CLAIM GAINS.

Vienna, Oct. 2j.--General successes
for Austrian arms were described today
in the official statement issued by the
Austrian war office. The Teuton ai-
vance in Serbia continues, despite Ser
bian reports to the contrary.
"In Serbia, General Won Koevess
forces the Serbs across the Palanka, "
said the statement. "The Germans
have captured the heights north of Pc
trovae and are advancing on both sides
Of the Morava river, West of Klov'
auo, we drove them out Of the noun
tans.
"The Bulgari MS, by way of Negotin,
crossed the middle Timok river, IN
northwestern Serbia and are making
progress towards junction with our
forces.
"Iu Bukowina, east Of Lupuszno, we
have recaptured Czerntorysk from the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
Menefee and LeMOnn
Get Year In Prison

Portland. Or, Oct. 25.--Convicted re-.
Gently on the charge Of using the mails
10 defraud in stock selling campaign,
Frank Menefce, president, aud = NJ.
LeMonn. sales manager Of the United
states Cashier company, were sentenced
today to serve one year and ten days
at Mcneil Island.
Il. y. Bonnewcll, H. NJ Todd and Q.
.E. Gernert. stock selling agents, and
Oscar Campbell. director, were sen
tenced to four months in the county
Approximately si,00o,OOO was oh.
tanned from about $500 people for stock
In the selling OF which Il was shown
tant Misrepresentation were used
The men have until December ! 10
prepare bills Of exception and perfect
appeals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
CLAIM SUCCESSES mn sERBIA.

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, Oct
.25.-The Germans claimed today sue
cesses along the east front and in Ser
bia.
The official statement said:
"West Of Dvinaburg, the Russians
were thrown from their positions In
storming llluxt, we took 1859 prisoners
Russian attacks south of VyganovskoyC
lake were repulsed. We took positions
west of Czartorysk and near Komaro
VOW
"The Austro. Germans threw the Ser
bans back east of Lucavina (Serbia)
gained near Palanka, reached the soutl
bank of the Yehencia, won the heigati
of Slava Boziya, aad crossed the Dan
ube near Orsoya. The number Of deaC
left on the field north Of Petrovae anC
Ranovac proved the enormous losses o.
the Serbians.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
THINK ARREST OF
GERMAN OFFICER
WILL DISCLOSE PLOT
German Lieutenant and An
other Arrested In Woods
While Making Bombs

New York, Oct. 25.- Robert Fay,
former German army lieutenant, and
his brotherin-law, Walter Scholtz, be.
lieved to be plotters against .Americaii
munitions plants and steamers bound
for the allies, requested days post
ponement when arraigned today, charg
ed with disorderly conduct" in order
that they might arrange for defense
This was granted and they were sent
back to jail without bond.
In connection with the alleged gigan
tic plot, police arrested Paul Dache, "a
years old, n graduate Of Cologne uni
versity, who, the authorities said, ad
mitted he came here in 1919 and was
connected with Fay and Scholtz,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
SPEAKS WITHOUT EXPERIENCE

New York, Oct. 25.--'Tt Il just as
immoral TO have 700 many children as
II is 20 take too many drinks.
This is the view Of Miss Katherine
Leekie, social worker, supporting the
statement Of Professor Joseph r. John
son that encouragement Of big fam.
lilies is barbaric nonsense"
Moreover, Miss l,eckie, said az don I
think woman IL one biz better from
being married and having children
than she il for staying single. The
idea that Il is woman's divine mis-
sion to be a mother is absurd"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
ITALIANS ARE NOT
ACCOMPLISHING MUCH
Fighting Has Been Of Desul.
tory Sort---NO Important
Battles Being Fought
BY ]. w. T. Mason.

(Written for~the United Press.) y
New York, Oct. 25.--The Italians are
in the midst of major offensive which
does not yet promise important success.
es. 1t is divided into mountain fight.
ing and renewal of the struggle to
cross the Isonzo toward Trieste, This
place is tha most important objective.
Unoffieially it is reported GOritz has
fallen, but it is inconceivable that italy
would not announce it Immediately If
it were true.
The Austrian entranchements along
the Isenzo are proving as capable as
the Germans along the western.
Mountain fighting is only slightly
more successful. The most importan.
victory is the capture of Pregasina but
this is only mile inside of Austria
There is no evidence that the Austro
Hungarians are withdrawing from 9th
er fronts to strengthen tae Italian de
fenses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
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MAY MARRY DEC. 20.

x Washington, Oct. 25. The
K wedding of President Wilson to
( Mrs. Norman Gait will be short
X ly before the Christmas holi-
< days. 1t will probably be De-
X cember 20 and will take place
K at Mrs. Galt's home.
K This announcement was made
K officially today, simultaneously
X with announcement of Miss
X Margaret Wilson'S departure
X for Madison, Wis, to resume so
X cial service work.
X The wedding will be an after
X noon affair with only members
X of the immediate families pres
x ent.
x The honeymoon will be spent
X in the south.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
FRENCH CLAIM ADVANCES,

Paris, Oct. 25.-Victories for French
arms north of Mcsnil, were recorded
in today's official statement.
"By desperate attacks, we captured
the second line of strong salients com.
prising the slopes north of Hill 1876, u
mile north of Mcsni!," said the com
munique, ''The length wa $500 feet
and the depth 750, and included three
and four lines of trenches and tunnels
defending Boyaux. A heavy artillery
bombardment preceded our violent as
sault. The enemy losses were heavy
and they left 200 prisoners from thret
regiments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
Inspired Statement
Defends Execution

Berlin, by wireless 10 sayville, L. l.,
Oct 25.--d Germany 3 enemies" said
an inspired statement today regarding
the execution Of Miss Edith Cavill,
care apparenly anxious to oblitorate
the indignation aroused by the fact
that German sailors from n sinking sub
marine were shot down By the British
after they had surrendered and had
held up their hands
"For this purpose they have given
great publicity to invented stories re-
garding her execution. The fact is tnat
the conspirators knew what to expect
according to law, The German judges
faced the alternative Of giving way TO
natural pity aud endangering the
country by encouraging similar enter
prices or applying the law"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
Big Cotton Steamer
Reported On Fire

Charleston, s. G., Oct. %. The NAL
lory steamer Colorado is afire off Cape
Romaine, according 10 wireless adyiees
from the steamer Suawanee today. She
reported the crew had abandoned the
vessel and had been picked up by an
unidentified Merchant and Mine :
steamer.
TIE Colorado left Charleston last
night with G,00O bales OF cotton FOR
New York, Tugs have gone TO her ~.
sistance.
Cape Romaine is near Charleston,
South Carolina
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
More Than One Hundred,
Mostly Girls, Caught In
Deadly Fire Trap
PANIC STRICKEN MANY
JUMP FROM WINDOWS
Many Thrilling Rescues Re-
pOrted---Fourteen Bodies
Have Been Recovered

Pittsburg, Oct. 25.-- Twenty four
persons, including girl workers, are be-
lieved to have perished when flames
swept the Union Box company . plant
at Allegheny today, trapping 100 work
ers in it and other small plants Of the
same structure Fourteen bodies had
been recovered late this afternoon
In wild panic many of the girls
jumped from upper windows; several
thrilling rescues were reported.
j. Il. Bash, box salesman, in a Sec
ond floor window caught eight girls as
they jumped from the third. He then
dropped them to the ground.
pIttsburg, Pa, Oct. 25.--Trapped
by flames, only 10 out Of 20 men and
girl employees Of the Union Box com
/ pany's plant at Allegheny escaped, as
| lar us known, according to company Of
ficials. Nine Of these were taken to a
hospital.
Bodies Of four girls and q man, burn
cd to crisp, were recovered, AT least
10 others are believed to have perished.
Besides the box factory, several small
manufactures occupied the building and
there were at least 100 persons within.
The dead, however, were mostly box
factory employees.
Quick thinking on the part Of O. r.
Carlisle, a passerby, saved five girls,
He threw them rope to third story
Ewindow and they slid down snfely.
Many leaped from other windows be-
fore the firemen spread life nets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
Charlton Guilty But
Out In Three Months

Omitted Press staff Corrcspondent)
Como, Italy, Oct. 25,--Porter Oharl-
ton, youthful American, was today
found guilty OF hammering his wife,
Mary Scott Castle Charlton, to death In
their villa here. Sentence Of six years
and eight months in prison was i'm
posed.
Deduciing the amnesty granted un'
der the Italian law, the time he has
already been imprisoned will be de-.
Quoted and Charlton will be liberated
within three months Therefore, the
result was "a distinct victory for
| Charlton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
ARMY OF 1000.

Columbus, N. NJ, Oct. s5.--Gcneral
Villa s armies today pushed onward for
their threatened invasion of the state
Of Sonora.
Colonel Manuel Garcia is lS miles
from Palamos, opposite this city, with
1000 cavalry, headed for Sonora. Villa
himself is stated to be following with
5000 infantry and eight field pieces
Officials at Palomas deny the report
that Villa has left Mexico.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
MAY PROSECUTE OFFICERS,

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct 25.--Follow.
ing an inquest today into the death Of
Charles Chester Nolen, aged ~, killed
by Police Sergeant W. M. Cahill or
else by patromun samuel shannon,
the eoroncr's jury declared that tho
shooting was uniustifiable.
Nolan was slain last week when tho
two policemen fired deeming his ae'
tion suspicious. Fred Ward, aged 10,
was mOrtally wounded.
After the verdict was announced,
Cahil and Shammo were held ON
suspicion OF manslaughter we're taken
back to their cells in the city Jail
They will probably be prosecuted.
s25 900 bond aud was remanded 70 Jall,
II was charged that he secured the
explosives used by Robert Fay, con
fesaed bomb pl0tter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
VILLAS ARMY ON WAY
TO INVADE SONORA
Two Battles Imminent and
Both Near the American
Border

Washington, Oct. 25.--The success Of
General FrRncisco villa 3 revolution
depended today upon an impending
battle opposite Douglas, Aris. Still
another battle loomed at Aqua Prieta,
across the American border from Eagle
Pass, Texas. Carranza renforcements
were rushed there, and American troops
planned to give them escort.
General Funston reported to the war
department the wounding Of Private
Moore at Brownsville.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
DROP RoMBs ON VENICE.

Rome, Oct. 25.--Austrian aeroplanes
threw ten bombs on Venice last night
Stralzi church was damaged and sew
eral buildings were ignited but there
were no casualties according to an of
ficial statement today.
Several world famous paintings "a
the church were damaged, Piazzo DE-
Sanmarea suff, from fire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
FRENCH BEAT BULaARIANs.

Athens, Oct. 25.-The French defeat'
ed the Bulgarians Sunday from On.
dovo to Krivolak in 90 hour battle,
according to Salonika dispatches to
day. The Bulgars retired from Rab.
rovo, and the pursuing French occupied
the town. The French-are still chasing
them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
sweepinR Through Serbia.

London, oct. 25.-The Austro.Ger.
mans are advancing along mn 80 m!lc
front, 30 miles south Of the Danube and
Save and are straddlng the Belgrade
Constnntinople railroad and ihe Morn
via river.
Bulgarans, trying TO join the central
allies in northeastern Serbia, were re-
pulsed, according TO Nish odyiccs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
Mysterious Murder
Of St. Louis Attorney

81. Louis. Mo-, Oct. 2j.--Policc we're
I afflcd today over iae mysterious
staying OF Robert l., Rowden, an nt-
t3rnry, AhY.t body was found IN, a
roonlipg house with the mouth gage
and the 'uau cut in thirteen pltcs
llGwlcn, whc WIS SO years old wDs
marric6 secretly in Kansas City only
niuG dhys agc lie and his bri hhd
cen iiylng at their respective luuei
ending the completion Of home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
Was In Conspiracy.

Now York. Oct, 25.--Dc. Herbert
Krlenzlc, manager OF watch company
was arrested this afternoon in conncc'
ton with the newly discovered bomb
pnping conspiracy 10 prevent mum
iions from reaching The allies. Arraign
cd Immediately, no could not furnish
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
Broke Up Conspiracy.

New YORK, Oct. 2O.--Wltn ufrnlgn-
ment of Robert Fay, German army
lieutenant, and his brother-in-law, Wal
ter Scholtz today on n simple charge
of disorderly conduct, secret service
men expected to present evidence that
their arrests broke up conspiracy re.
sponsible for blowing up of trans-Atlan-
tic steamers and munitions factories,
The pair, arrested in Weehaken, were
slated to be close questioned regarding
possible connection with Professor
Holt, the Cornell man who attempted
the life OF j. p. Morgan and 1t is be-
lieved set bombs aboard outgoing ships.
While authorities gave them the third
degree, an inceudiary fire partly de-
stroyed the factory Of the Dupont Pow
der company at Hopewoll, Va.
The capture Of the men in wood
near Weehawken, followed by u round.
up Of bombs and explosives, was one of
| tho most dramatic chapters in tho his.
tory Of spy captures during the war,
Police said the men had % pounds
Of the most deadly explosive known, 20
sticks Of dynamite, five mines, clever
! " designed TO trail behind the screw
of n steamship and explode by a time
clock, a chart Of New York harbor
automatic revolvers, PERCUSSION caps, a
motor boat and an automobile
Water Exploded Them.
The bombs were 30 adjusted that wa
ter would affect them and explode their
contents.
According to Fay, he was a German
army lieutenant, assigned by the Ger
man secret service TO the work Of Grip
pling allied ships and American muni
tion factories. Before coming 10 this
country, he said, he was given $4,000
with which to push his work.
When detectives found the pair, they
were in deep wood, carrying out theil
work of making bombs. Fay said h'
was rewarded for his bomb invention
by being sent on his mission OF destrue
:. ton.
Fay seemed proud Of his work. Th'
mines, he pointed out, were capable o
sinking any ship. sugnr placed OF
springs therein dissolved gradually a
) II came in contact with the water, AM
then exploded.
b whether they had accomplished any
thing, however, was not revealed II
!, Fays statement Officials thought
however, that the men were rendy 10
campaign that undoubtedly woul'
hive left the trail Of destruction,
After the arraignment, Fay gave on
q lengthy statement in which he ad
mitted frankly that he came TO Amer
leu in April TO stop shipments OF mum
, tions TO the allies attcr seeing tne tel
rible havoc Of French artillery IN IN
Champagne me herman govern'ncn llC!,
!, he said, arranged for ms passage MY Wy
relieving him IRON duty WIN tne S''
!, teenth Prussian infantry , r..
80 saw captain Won fuPen unu t"l
tain Boy'ed OF uefInah enlphssy uoSI y y
whom strongly dec'inea 20 a,u o,,,,', mv, a.,
snlu' h"u ~ ~
ton "'tn the"i' ,1 40, ovoo,,od q,
he declared ne luu nv. ui,ioa oAVe"'V rio ~ nt
EiotS agalns' @ M'ne'ie"" oan '"SIO eni,v hd sni,
lnls "ou'u uo,, ojnh, oasilv be p,
Hnce ""S '""'"s' "'e"'
: .an"a, ~ nlotters with Frank rol
cn."ou toocher and German fnnnt
,J,a at,emntcd / p Morpnn u life an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
ENcI,AND oHANGEs RULES.

London, Oct. 25.-The provisions OF
the Declaration of London for de-
termining the nationality Of vessels by
their flags has been abolished as mex
pedient by an ord,r in council. Rules
and principles Of prize courts declared
before the declaration went into et'
feet were substituted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
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BOMBS WILL OPEN IT

( Portland, Ore, Oct. 25, -
When powerful aerial bombs ex.
plode high over Portland 3 bust
ness district tonight it win an
nounce the opening of the see
ond annual manufacturers and
< land products show at the arm
ory.
k Exhibits from 90 Oregon
K counties are in place over the
$4,000 square feet of space and
k for Is days Portland viii be
the clearing house for informa.
tion concerning the agricultural
and industrial greatness of the
K state.
Almost every article manu-
( factured in Oregon will be dis
played at the show.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
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SAWS JAPAN WILL AID.

Calgary, Alberta, Oct, 25.-
"'When the time comes, Japan
will be on the job with several
hundred thousand of the very
best equipped soldiers, to aid
the allies IN Europe. Wnat Jap
an will do to aid her friends in
this war, will astound the
world.
So declared Kahachi Abe,
Japanese consul Of Vancouver
who is visiting here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
STILL AFTER GREECE.

London, Oct. 25.-The allies today
repeated their request that Greece de
eide whether to join them or the cen
tral allis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25

Athens, Oct. 25.-Tae Bulgarian of
fensive has been broken at Veles, ac-
cording to dispatches today from Sal
onika. X
French and Serbian troops have ef-
fected junction at Krivolak and have
succeeded in smashing the Bulgarian
left wing. Tne repulse threw the en-
emy into great confusion, the dispatch
es declare, and they rctreated in great
disorder on Strumritza. The Serbo
French forces are in hot pursuit.
According 10 Pojarevac advices tlt
Germans and Austrans are also on the
defensive in that quarter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
'BU[GAR|ANS BEATEN By
SERB|ANS AND French

junction Effected and Bulgarian Left Wing Smashed
Bulgars Said To Be Retreating In Great Confusion
Neither Side Shows Quarter and Invaders Said To Be
Killing Old Men, Women and Children --- Austrians
Make Gains
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
CANADIAN Loss IN WAN

Ottnwa, Oct. 25. Canadians killed
I'm the war number a,6ld. The total
dead, wounded aud prisoners arc lO,lSza
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25

The Timok river is the stream which
forms part OF the boundary between
Serbia and Bulgaria and joins the Dan
ube Is miles northwest of Vidin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25

Russians. Our attacks are progressing
at KomGrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25

Oregon To.
night and Tues.
day occasional
rain northwest
generally faii
south and cast
portions; south
eaHtehly winds
moderate along
the coast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-25
BuLGARTANs BEATEN

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