Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-11

IAN AMAZING OFFER"
"IMPUDENT CLAIMS"
Public Also Greatly Inter
cstcd in Floating Huge
War Loan.

7 ONDON, July 10 UO:40 p. mD-
II The German reply to the Ameri-
can note, a summary Of which APP
pears in the London afternoon pa
pors, is tho subject Of general discus
sion throughout England, and again
the question is asked What will
America do?"
The views held here are Indicated
in the newspaper headings, which de-
scribe tho reply as: IAN amazing Of.
fer" "impudent claims" 'hypo-
critical"
The text of the German reply
which was received in London
through New York, Is published in
the Sunday morning papers. most OF
which treat ii as the most important
news Of the day.
Outside OF this, the public continues
to interest themselves In England's
hugo war loan, subscriptions to which
are stil being received by mail and
with which the chancellor OF the oX-
chcquer has expressed his sltlsfao-
tiOn. The general expectation today
was that the total subscription would
reach between $4,000, 100000 and
S3,jOO.OOO,OUO although some eX-
pressed confidence that the full
$1,000, 100000 would be received and
that It would not be necessary to con-
tinuc to sell to small subscribers
through the postoffiCc, which Is the
governments present intention.
bankers Arc Rcuccnt
Many OF the more conservative
bankers decline to announce the
amount they have applied for, but no
amounts, such MS thought taken by
D.. MI sN..FH
600, ,OOO--Wcrc made public today
The list included applications for
amounts of from $j,O00,OO0 TO $9O,-
600, 900. Barclays bank for example,
applied for S9O,0O0,OO0, while the
Manchester and Liverpool District
Banking company asked for an allot-
ment OF S2j,O0O,OOO.
There is little news from southern
Poland, whore tho Russians, accord
ing to their account, are delivering
smashing blows at the army of Arch
duke Joseph Ferdinand, the advance
Of which toward the Lubln railway
received its first check on Sunday
last Apparently General Won Mack
ensen. who Is covering the Austrans'
advance on the right between the
Krasnik region and the Bug river, has
been unable TO render any assistance
and has withdrawn some Of his
troops for an attack elsewhere.
Warsaw the Goal
There are those who believe that
| the next German stroke viii be
frontal one ON Warsaw, despite the
failure of the Austro- Germans on two
previous occasions TO break the Rus
sian front on the BZura and Rawka
rivers. others again, are Of the
opinion that the Austro- Germans are
awaiting the arrival Of guns 10 make
another thrust toward the Lublig rail-
way and attcpmt to outflank Warsaw
from the southeast.
Tho fighting elsewhere, such as that
at OssOWetZ. shows both sides are
alivo TO the necessity Of watching for
surprises along the whole line.
Trench warfare continues tnccs-
sanity in the west, but the official
statements issued by tho respective
war departments do not indicate any
change in the situation.
There is a report tonight from Chi
asso that the Italians have won a six
| day battle on the Corso plateau and
| that after fierce charges by the Ital-
| ian infantry they captured many Aus
| triln positions and several thousand
( prisoners. The report says the pris-
oners passed through Milan this
morning.