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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23

bic Oeutffen ge3tpungsn, siHsn
lSdan5sraben aufsustbeH, bafiir ess
tpunnen iie absr in br Gessnb Don
9erbun or Ssrrain.
Der 9eri9t lautet tuie foIst: Nm
q. Sanuar Dsrbiuberte elm dnbcItsns
Der Rssen ale triessrii4en Spsratio'
nsn stDiiden Der Rift. unb bem aa-
nal DON Ga gaHee. Sn Der Rdbe fans
ben artilIsrisssfedie fdtt. einer Der
S9an3srdbsn, bic mir porgsftrib iilo.
tDeftlia DON gerrp au grac. ssnoTn.
men Hattsn, purbe tpisber oufasssbsH
unb IN bic 2Ift seipreHgt. er mar
porber ourd basGinitiira.n Der Wlausr
zines sgabritgebdubes tbeilp.iie 5srs
tort iporbsn.
Gin BON ben 5ran5pien nDrbl9
DON @er5nn sema4isr Angriff iDures
nit asidtieisit 5iiriidssf6Iassn. Rad,
ben porssiiern iiiblid Don ct. Tstbiel
ftattsefunbsnsn Gefed,ten bisiisn msbs
rere tisinsre frdns0ffde 2ruppeitabs
fbsilrngen INNER rod IN Der Rdbs
unisrer goiitiousn aus. uHisre 5rups
Ipen riidten bort Dor uuo trieben bic
Jransofsa IN ibre altsH PofitionsI 5u'
rid.
Die Sala6t nm ben 9sfs DON
Groir bts 2armss, HorotDeitlid Don
pOni-a-R -RouFou, III nod i'm Gange.
Gin iblrter franS0iiiher ansriff anf
ben BON uns fDiebererobsrten 3bsiI
uniersr pOiitiOnsn purbs nit idDsrsn
@erluiten fiir ben SeinD abssi6lassn.
.Sn ben 9OssieH. aSroii9 Don
SenHb.im, baben uHiers sruppeH ben
yeino Don ben 50ben oss 5arimann.
ggeiIsrtObOf SiiseIS Dertriebsn. @ir
nabmtn bort 5lpei Sffi3isre uno 125
Uann ssianseH.
s2luf Osm SFtIideH arisssItdaplaB
III bic Gage inperdHoert. lIHisre ars
griffe dut einsn elrm Sss S5nda'
GluiI.s MAIDEN IaHgiame JOrti4ritts.
Bon 0filid pOm pilisa TluB iit ni4ts
yseues 81 bsrid9tsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23

gen iit allen atuidsiH mad etns.itelt
tDorben, ieitosm sT6Bsrt 5fierrsihide
1ruppeHHaFsH in ben Bergen aufges
tdndt iRo. 9tua in ben RurpatheH
tSnnsn bic Ruf.H psssn bes bohsH
Ganess Doridufig Hitt porriidsn, obs
glsi6 lie ale qdhe Bort bsIsst babsH.
Dd6reno Der IeBteu pudr 1Gge ba'
Zen bic RpHsu nitt5 msbr iiber be
tlrtiids slrme. seias!, Die iie in BEN
aautaius gsIdlugsH bdben ponsu. SH
5ieIgsn RiIitGrireiisE slaubt man
aber, OaB bic RuTsn, be ibrs 2rups
pen onosrspo brautsn, uidt psriu9sr
ipsrOen. ssasn eT5erum DOr5ariidsn.
Gi. ruifiide GIU!is seritOrt I'm
S9parSen M.sr immsr nod tiirsiids
esself6iff.. es ideint biss bus Gss
riiat su bsiiGtis.n, oab Der iiirtii4:
arsu5er .Go,5eR~ 0uH sp.i ruhti4sH
glinen Ssrart b,itdOist porben iei,
bab i,ine Rsparatur mebrsrs monats
in Qinipru6 nslm.n psros.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
Gin britii6er 3anrpier
Rubte eineu 9beil feiHsr
2abang in RswtafIe
.uriidIuffsn.

QonboH, %. San. Der bdniIGe
Tdnpier .glrtanIas". Der am IL. De
ssmber Don Rem gort nab &cpenba.
gen nbsins unb am 2. Sauudr pon ei'
mem britiifsn ariessfhiff na4 NsiDs
cattle sebra9t ipuros. mo bic Saonns
einsr llnteriudung untsrDurfsn iUur'
be. 6at dm MittDO6 isine Jahri
fortgsieet. gs purbe tsins GoEs
trabanps al gorb ssf,inoeu. Die
qdbuna bsisanb bauptiG6Iib uus gIep.
feln uno Rebl, uHb sin 9beil Ddocn
ipuroe ipdbrsab Der snipsttiOn dui
bds Tod ae6rd&i. 4rbeiieruHrilbeil
nia&itn es nRm6sIirb, bi. Mlart ADte'
Der 5u Dsrlobsn anb Die sar.anias"
mubts Ts suriidlaKsH.
g 9pebif9er 9ampfer da
cine Mine aufseIaufsn.
qonbpn, %. San. Der idptbi.
ide 1dmpfer .Drott- jfi. iDie aus
appenbdgsiI ssmslOet tpirO. auf Der
so5bs BON Raumo. fyiHnIare. daf eins
gsint aufssIaufm unb anttreesanaen.
Der Rapitin uito fiinf damn bon Der
gsfabuns Iinb ertruHisH. Die 4noersa
|wurptn strsttst.
Wbun eIdubt, boB aud bss Ddmpfer
,elpns" nit SpSlF 9laHn an 9oro
iron einem sIsi6en SdidIaI ersili nor.
ben lit, anb man befir9ist fsruer.
|bdB aud, Der 8anpf.r 9dmulcr urter-
usaanssn III, snttpeSer pdhreHo oss
|Isbten bsf.iesn Sturrnss oser iaicIa.
|aafEs,dsab asf sias Gsins.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
Die rmiTideu cfiiateaen
Serihteu
RsIben peHis Rsuss BON
ariegsfadupIas.

St. qetersburg. %. SaHIar
0as srObe5ouptqulTtisr bat ain 5rsi'
Tag bic fOIstuOs offb.'a. SstuuHtmu-
dung .rlaiisn:
-9lm re9tsnllitr Der nntsrtn Dei4.
I.l, pom 5IuFe all biz na9 ahcsiele,
unb peit.r OitIid babsH uHiere Srup'
pen ,nss 6ii6luug mit Osm 5sinO. Gl
tinbtn bort 3uiommeHitSbs Don IN
isrseoronettr geSeutuHs itatt.
Nm Iinttn DeiaisIufsr unb an
Dunajsc GIub bat bic Gage tsius ne
ientli&e 9lmbsruug erfubrsH. an eir
nisen qunitsn fGnO Oas iibIids &C.
i6iiss unb GefDebrfeusE itatt.
.5n Der 9utofpind biben mir BIZ
GniSsdung ssruadt, Sab bort ouiebni
|Iiae Siisrrsi6ii6e SruppsHHGHsr
IcussRitirs tvsfsPT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
Nir ,perben iiesem!

GrtIGrt General BON W 0 | L
fe IN einem SHterbiep.
Berlin, Dia 4miteroam. %. San.
Cine bisiiss 3eituns Der0ffentli4t in
Sorm bon syragen rnb 4gtporten elm
sSmterpieip nit bsm friibsren gb.f bss
@sneralitabs, General aeutHant Don
MoItis, tpie foIgt:
Der GutIdlub. ben 2ries 5u er.
tlGrsn. mub bsm RaiIsr WiIbelm iehr
fdDr gsialleu iein24 laliieie Die an
ben genspaI seridtets erfie Jroge. NOS
rauf pen WloItts nit GROCER grrcguns
anttportets: .Sehr fdiper in Der Sbat.
Oenisn bic 2euie iemals bdrau. ipte
furdtbur srpB bic gerauttuOrtli6isit
einss seDifeHbaftm NpHar4M 1T,
Der bas gIut ieinss @oIi.s IN Die
DdsIdaIe tperfeH muB. ginen fol1sn
S9ritt ibut Elm Nonar9 ipie unier
aaiisr nur, tpean ss fih I'm eebsn
unb Sob isines Bodies barbsIi.A
.Glduben Gip. GgSsIIeHa. bdB Is
baIo gu sinem GrisSeH tOmmsu ipirb9'
Der aries lam nod Iouse bauern-
absr unisre Siss. in pOIen iinb bon
Der srSbisn BeOsutuHs. Sir bic 5ruH.
sofsn bsbtutsn iie eiHe bitiere Gnttdu.
ihuug. g.beHH iie HshmeH ibnen aIIe5oife
nuns auf Elm 9Orriidsn ssSsH Die
>3eutfdsn. Die ruTiifden MaiIen finO
In iid auiammtHs.brOdsn. Si, iOnHsn
iitb ftit barauf DsrEdiIsH, Oub 0sutibs
lamb nihi unterg.beu tDiro. 8ir ip,rs
hen iiegen.4
es pareH 3eppeltns.
aopenbagtH, %. San. Sss
p.idsn aus Berlin sufoIse iparsn bic
auftf&ifis. bic am 20. Sunuar ben
9Insriff auf bic ensIiide aiife mad.
ten. 3spsIiHs Dom ususiisn app. Sis
f!Os.n DON elmer ssbsim stbulisnen
gdfis an Der bsuifden Grtn5e aus ub
unb tpurm ale NIT 9riileris uRb
WuHiticn psrfeEH.
Dem .Dailp Chronicle tplrb. um
Mittsrnadt Don 9obtr aug isIesrds
phfrt. bub Elm Stppelin ilngsfabr iibtr
Der Ritts bes snsIii&sH 9unaIs ssiss
bsn iporbsR Isi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
9tlaat if nod nibt 9fbro@fn,
tn9t fr, uno nit brand)en jfofn nfrfit9=
barren 3ttann at nfr grnnt.


bic Stabt ct. Die sei4Isltbsrt, o9ne
ieOO6 bstrddtIidsn S9absn all5uri4s
ten.
Pm sinsm g5untt 5rDii6en benz
Wont gonbomme uno oem S4luiht'
Berg bat elm 2lrtilleriesefe4t itattge'
funben, in bsm bic oeutI9en 9dtterien
gum Sdrpsisen gebradt Durosn.
.SSm gliaB finoen ouberOroeRtlidI
5sfttge Snfunterie9sfe4ts m Der Ss'
genb BON 6artmanR uno g9eilertopi
itdtt. Gs tpirb bort tbatfddliA Wapr
eegen Wlnnn getdmpft."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
9lngebiiHe Serletmng Der
gtemtralitGf
Ssitsus eines 3ePPelin,
Gallons.

6uaq, pia Qonbon, %. Sd. Die
boadnbiI6e Rssiertng bat S6ritte
getban, I'M ii6 Don Der 8abrheit Der
8sbduptung gu uber5eusen, bab bic
isiibrer eiues Zeppelin Balons
fiir3Ii6 bic TsutraIitdt 9olanbs per-
Iest bdtten, uuo lie bat ben bollGnoi-
Iten @eTaNDtsu in Berlin dngerpie.
fen, bic QngsIegenbeit CUR &enHtHiB
Der beuti4en Resierurs gu briNgen.
Cine Depeitr aus Der boIdnbiI6en
grppin3 SFrieslanb meIbste. bub in Der
gba6. pom 10. ouf BEN 20. SaHuar
elm Zeppelin, Der iibsr bic qroptn5 bina
fIpe, tpa6rIaetnlidb ieinsn Des OerIo-
rem bate. Die 0epefae fiigt bin5u,
bag Das 2ufti6tfT cine baIbe Stuuoc
lana iiber Snsd treu5te uno odnn IN
rpro6itli6er Ri6tung baponflog. 9as
Su6Ii9t Oes Zeppelin fpieIte auf
DommeIs unb ipGter fIos er iiber
sspaneter odoon.
Ser Heue SouoerIeIr DON
mari huu.
Barf9au, %. San. 1iirit Gns
gaIitI9eip. Der ueue 9eneratgouDer-
nsur bon @ari6uu, tiinbigte an 5psi.
taa 6ei Der lle6ernabme Ieines amtes
an, bab bic Resieruus 100,0o0,0oo
Rubel (S5o,000, ,000) fir bic llnters
itsiuns Der geDDltsrung in oieIer Ses
seno appropriirt babe. gr appegirte
an bic Wdnner aasr IationalitdtsH
uno ieoen Glaubeus, nit ben 8ebors
ben 3u toupsriren uHo ben 9eiit oes
Ssrmauismus 81 unteroriiden, Der IN
sirtissn Der Gren5Siitritte fsften SUB
gefabt Eat"
Seftise @rtiIIertetGm 10
TN 8 Ser GIIab.
gern, 5&pets, %. San. 8ie aus
gaiqI beri9tet rpirb, 1T uugeppbnli6
Ibeftiges 9sTdGsTeuer BON 5bunu uRO
! lSeunbeim i'm GliaB Der pernebmbar.
l0ie oeutTten @erpuHoster iaeen. Be-
ri9ten 5uiOlgs, bic iiber bic 9renSe
Itommen, buB pas 9eI6iibfsuer isst
bei oem aefrorenen 8ooen oiel t0btlis
der 1T, dIs Dor6er, neil Die 9eitoffe,
penu iie in ben sefrOrsnsH 8Obsu eins
i9Iogen, nit OieI grDbersr @spaIt sr-
plDbiren uRo gefrorene Grbtlumpeu
umbsrIhlsuberR. bic gariiiss Dunben
peruriateH.
Das tIrti56s purIameHt
btpiIIietttueR Eriess.
trebit
Berlin, pid 9onbon. %. SdS
Dem Sasebldtt iptrb aug 9onituntts
nopel semeIoet, bdb bag tiirtiits Gar.
lament sinen 9resstrebit Don $780,.
100000 befpinist uno bic RegieruRg
Gutortiirt babe. bon bieier Summe foe
fort S2500o, 900 81 8 PrOssat ontaas
lsssmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
Gin britti6er 1antpier
Sn Der 0orbiee BON einem
beutiden llnterieeboot
in ben 6runb sefaois

len.
9pnbon. %. San. Der britii6e
OampFer nOurpuro" lit, tpie aus
&ottsroam esmsIoet ipirb. DON einem
bertf6en IlntsriesboOt mil Sorpsoos
in ben Grumb gsf6ofeH pOrosn. Die
.0urtparb" mar ein Sdiff Don 1900
Ionnen uno mar @igentbum poH o.
9ibIon &c @ompdnb Don 2eitb ,S9ottz
lamb.
amterbam, %. San. Witglie.
Der Der 8eiaBuns DON Der rSuriDarb"
fagsn. baB ibr Saiff am gad4mittas
ron benz bsutiaeH llnteriee6oOt
III 10" oHgsbaIten ipsrben iei. 0sut.
ide Sfii5iers ieieu oaHH an goro ges
tDmmen unb bdtten bic ganse 8eiaB-
uHg NIT porgsbaltenem ReOOIuer be-
fobIsn, bas S6iff gu DerIa1eu. Gs
puroen odnn 9upte dusgeIebt uno
na6oem ale bas sdiff OerIaiieH bait
ten, i3Ieppte bas lIntsrissbOpt Die
8opte Bis in cine iidere gHtferRung,
Die aeute erbielten ben gsfebl, 81
Darten. 0as ltntsrfssboot tebrts Oonn
gu Der .9urparo" 5uriid uro ididte
ibr brei Sorpsoos in bic Seits. g.
oauerte ungeif:;::k5r 20 Rinuten Bis Der
Sampfsr untsrgi,rs.
Das llntsrIeeboot nubm bann bi;
goote pisber ins Shlspptau urr
bra6te tie big on bns Waas 2eu9t.
i8iff. Die 6u6rt bate ie9s Stunoer
eeoauert. Die 9sutiden parfen OonE
bic S6lsppIsirs ab uuS fubren mit
boiler 9sI6pinbistsit baoDu.
9onSon, %. San. Die 2pn0pRsI
3situns.n Iesen Die 3srit0runs be,
,Suulparo~ oIs ben 9eginn Oes un'
ssbIi6 Don benz GroBaDmiral bon Sir
Ipis in 9Orf6Iag ssbra9tsn ariese:
segen bic 6ritti6s SanbeIsmarine aus
Die BEN 3ped baben iOl, GusIaRi
tpsun m0sIi9 aus5ubuugern.
Die WabuuHe Der glorb'
beati6en QllsemeinsH
3eitInaaubie dmss
ritauii9e Ree
aieruug.
9erGin, %. Gan Die bieiiser
3situnssH Oriidsn ohus Qlusuabmt
srOBe gsfrisbisuns iibsr bic ertld.
ruua Der Rssieruna aus, Die am DON
nsritaa in Der EOrSbsutfdeH 2IiIas'
msinsu 3situua eutbuItsn mar, uni
bic duf bic 2isFsruns pon @aifen uni
Ulunition On oie @erbiinSeteu ge5ut
bate. Oas SdssbIatt iast, oaB oi
glepuiuiion Der Der. Stuaten nit ge,
suo uuf poIitiide 0IOraI fir ule Sci
len auf benz Spiel itebe, uRS aud Di
ano,rsn 3situussu hriitsR iia tn dHn'
Iiasr @s;is das.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
Jran6rGd, Gng(ano un0 Ru6(nno md1en cine
gencinIdaalidc anle5e upn 1900, O0O,CCO
Jran(S anlne@nen
,.0Sir tperoem iiegen" ia9t @eneral pon
Woltfe 1T einet,i Snterpte,u.

mba
eref - 0en
@afdat gOr
H bHais @add 1T 6s ftet
Setter oaa f4en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
sysebr 0efruten perlanst.

aonbon %. Son. mOrris
Sugbs, Der penDriretenbe premisr
DON MuitraIisl, bat stneu aufruf suI
etenung BON mebr WetrutsH erldHsn
fpx aus Wlslbourns ieIesrapbirt ipirS
Sn BEN aufruf bsiBt es:
.Seber bsrfiisbore Runn ipirb ID
i1nsll pie m5elid an Der GrOnt bend.
tbist. Die maat Dsutf4lanbs III nod
ni9t eri6iitisrt unb feline Starts If
nod nidt gebrchen.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
I'm Gliak n,b BET aDrf.a,
mpnffcn
9aben biz Dsutf6sn mid
tige @ortbsiIe trrun.


gsrliu. %. Gan, per Juntsnt,lss
graph nn9 eOnbOn. an bem am grsis
tas Dsr5ffeniIidten gcri6t pom gro.
Ban 6auptquartitr tpirO bic gisbsrlass
Der 9srbiinpstsn in spsi ipi5tissn gss
fe1tsa anseiiinOist. Gin glHsriff bsr
Jron3Oien tsi s,Ont.asWsOuHcn. ipO
bic gsrbiinbsisu Deriu6sn. bic Rom.
muuiIatiOnslinis Der Dtutiasn gu un-
isrbrstsn. UurOe anit iAptrsn @erIu-
iteu fir bic angrsifer 5uriidgsf&Ius
gen; unb i'm GIiab iuurbtn bic gran.
sOisn BON btn 95bn bsi Gsnnbsin
sksishtsn. Gsi gErs az Rar auiSsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23

~am 10. uno 20. Sanuar babsn tpir
iEI Stpar5eu Wser mebrre tiirtii6i
SessIfabr5sase in ben Gruno eeihOi'
len uuo in Der 8essno DON &bopu UNI
Ri5a bsbeH mir tiirtiibs GaierHsu be-
fhofen uno siHsn aeuattburm ss,'
ft5rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23
$1,000, 900, 900 Grancs
molten grantrsi& eng

molten Grantrei8 eng
lamb unb RubIanb sss
meinihaftli9 borgen
paris, %. San. 4m Grsitas ianb
in paris cine g.rusbuns stpiiden Dem
briiif6tn SdabumtstdnsIer Dupio
alppb georse unb aIteranbre Riboi
unb g. Bari, benz frans0fiI6en, uno
Dem ruiTifden Jinan3miniitsr. itatt'
Dem 9srnsbmen nud ipurbsH in bic
ier aOnfsren3 iiber bic aufnabme elmer
semeini9afili4en etnItibe bon iiinf'
Sebntaulenb Wiaiarbsn Granes
$4,000, 100000 gu 81 prOsent be-
ratben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-23

STR Obio :Sdnet om Sdmitda
nit elmer ialten Wsas. am Sonntda
nusemsin id0nes Wstter.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-27
lTALYs DEPUTIES, CAST DIE
Legislative Chamber Gives Full Power
to Government by Big Vote-Act
Means War.

Rome.-The chamber of deputies on
May 20 adopted the bill comforting full
powers on the government. The vote
was 407 to "a. One member abstained
from voting.
The bill passed amid tremendous en-
The day will be historic one for the
new Italy. The whole capital is ex-
pectant Only in the period of the
wars of independence can paral-
lei be fond.
Although all of Rome appeared in
accord, the authorities placed guards
around the Piazza Di Montecitorie,
and threw Gordon of troops around
the Austrian embassy to prevent any
untoward incident. Flags were waving
everywhere, including the British,
French, Russian, Servian and Monte
negrin, which frequently were cheered
by the crowds.
When the sitting of the chamber of
deputies began there were present 482
deputies out of 500, the absentees be-
ing all deputies who wore military uni
forms and who bad asked permission
for leave from their military duties,
were madly applauded.
A few minutes before the session be-
gan the poet, Gabrielle D'Annunzio. one
of the strongest advocates of war, ap-
peared in the rear of the crowded pub
lie tribune He was lifted shoulder
high and passed to the first row.
The entire chamber and the tribunes
arose and applauded for five minutes
crying: ''Viva D'Annunzio."
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-27
Wilson Reviews Nation's War Dogs.

New York.-The big fleet Of war
ships which has been at anchor in
the Hudson for 10 days steamed out
to sea at IL o'clock May IS. President
Wilson reviewed the f1ve-mile line as
it passed the Mayflower, off the Statue
of Liberty.
Headed by the superdreadnought
Wyoming, Admiral Fletcher's flagship,
the Ii big battleships and their train
of lesser fighting craft, steamed past
the presidential yacht at IA knots,
each ship with it's sailors and marines
standing at the rail at attention. AS
each craft neared the Mayflower, her
six-pounders, fore and aft, doomed out
a presidential salute of 21 guns.
For nearly four months the fleet
has been at practice. 1t now goes to
Narragansett for the most elaborate
war game ever held Then all the
ships needing repairs will be over
hauled until the last of June.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-27
START COUNTER OFFENSIVE
New Battle Begins on San and Dneis-
ter Rivers as Russia Makes
Flank Movement.

London-Russia has commenced her
counter-offensive against the Austro-
Germans. who drove her Carpathian
armies back to the San and Dneister
rivers, and an entirely new battle Is
developing.
The Russians, with strong re-en-
forcements, have crossed the San con-
fluence with the Vistula and are ad-
vancing southwark in an effort to out
flank the Germans, who crossed the
San in the vicinity of Jarosfau. They
also are striking hard at the Austrians
in Bukowina, but have apparently
made no further headWay there, nor
with their offensive in the Opatow re-
gion. The latter offensive, however,
was a movement to uncover the Ger
man flank in Galicia, which it sue
ceeded partly in doing.
In the Baltic provinces the Germans
claim to have defeated the Russian
northern wing iii the region Of Shawn
and also to have repulsed the Russian
attacks from the Dubysa and Niemen
rivers.
In the west there has been a series
Of attacks along the greater part OF
the line. but no action OF first impor-
tance.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-27
THE GERMANS CAPTURE RIGA
Second Port of Russia on the Baltic
Sea Falls Into the Hands OF
the Enemy.

London.-A Daily News dispatch
from Copenhagen says:
s'It is stated that the Germans have
captured Riga, on the Gulf of Riga, IN
Northwest Russia.
"a private dispatch reports big
naval battle in the Baltic"
Riga is Russia's principal port on
the Baltic, aside from Petrograd. The
town lies at the head of the Gulf OF
Riga. 312 miles southwest of Petro-
grad. 1t is an important industrial
and commercial center. 1t has a pop
ulation of about 100000, many of whom
before the war were Germans
The Teutonic hammering,. according
to Austrian and Germans reports, is
driving the Russians back from the
River San in the region of Jaroslan
and tightening the circle around Pre-
mysl.
At other parts of the front the Rus
slams appear to be withstanding the
attacks in Southern Poland, they
themselves taking the offensive. This,
however, would be useless to them un-
less they can prevent the Austrians
and Germans from making further
advance in Galicia.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-27
CHANGE IN BRITISH CABINET ]
Reconstruction of Government Head
Will Be for Purpose OF CoaIi-
ton Only.

London.-The formation of non
partisan cabinet for the period of the
war is an established fact. The
spokesmen for the two great rival
parties, Premier Asquith and Andrew,
Bonar Law, have made statements to
the house of commons confirming re.
ports of a coalition.
The prime minister said that moth
Ing had been arranged for definitely,
but three things were certain-that
the prime minister and the foreign
secretary would continue in office;
that no change was contemplated IN
the policy of the country of yprosecut.
ing the war with all energy, and that
the reconstruction of the cabinet
would not mean any surrender by any
person or party of their political pur-
poses.
The Daily Telegraph regards the
following appointments to the coali-
ton ministry as almost certain:
A. J. Balfour, first lord of the ad-
miralty; Andrew Bonar Law, chancel-
lor of the exchequer; J. Austen Cham
berlain, secretary for the colonies;
Winston Spencer Churchill, secretary
for India; Earl Kitchener and Dayld
Lloyd George, secretaries for war,
Lord Kitchener performing the mill
tary and Lloyd-George the civil duties
Of. the war office.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-27
BALFOUR WILL HEAD NAVY
Formation Of the Coalition Cabinet
for England Is Now Nearing
Completion.

London.-Progress in drawing UP the
coalition ministry has been slow dur
ing the weekend, for the Unionist
leaders are still undecided as to how
the chief offices at their disposal shall
be filled.
Several matters, however, have been
definitely settled. First, 1t is now
agreed that Mr.. Balfour is to<be first
lord of the admiralty.
1t is a curious selection, because the
justification Of the coalition ministry
is and must be that it is to increase
the British national efficiency, and Mr.
Balfour has already said to his friends
that he fears the strain of this great
office will be too much for his health.
Lord Lansdowne early last week
expressed his view in his case also,
that to take up office again would be
too great strain upon his health. But
he has reconsidered his decision and
will now enter the ministry. Lord
Lansdowne has worked in complete
sympathy with Bonar Law and his IN
fluence just now is inevitable in en-
deavoring to adjust conflicting claims
of the not inconsiderable number Of
Unionist peers who wish to be in the
government.
Mr. McKenna will stay at the home
office, 1t is not expected that the In
dia office will be offered to either
Lord Curzon or Mr.. Churchill. The
latter may be invited to join the gov
ernment, but not in one of the great
offices. The report that Arthur Hen.
derson will be president of the local
government board is premature. 1t is
not unlikely appointment to this office
might be offered Sir John Simon.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-27
KING IN COMMAND OF ARMY
ltaIy's Monarch Will Entrust Regency
to Duke of Aosta and Enter the
Field.

London-A late dispatch from Rome
says: ct is assured that the king has
manifested his intention to assume
the effective command Of the Italian
army and entrust the regency to the
duke of Aosta In this action King
Victor will follow the example of his
grandfather, King Victor Emmanuel
II, who in 1866, gave the regency to
Prince Eugenio."
While Italy is confidently believed
to be making final preparations to en-
ter the war on the side Of the allies,
Austria. who would be the direct OBJ
ject of her attack, il, with ner Ger
man ally, attempting to inflict sucn
defeat on Russia that she will be able
to divert troops, if necessary, to meet
her new foe in the south.
Dispatches from Rome continue
somewhat contradictory, but most OF
them agree that Italy has decided on
the side of war, that the German and
Austrian ambassadors are preparing
to leave Rome and that the consul
generals of those two countries either
already have left their posts or will
do so soon.
On the other hand, message com.
ing through Paris says that Austria
has submitted new proposals, which
she hopes will induce Italy to remain
neutral.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-27
Will Make War Longer.

Berlin. Certainly the addition OF
Italy to the hostile side means for the
central powers and Turkey postpone
ment of their final victory, but not>jn
the same degree at the present mo-
ment as would have been the case
months ago. writes Maj Moraht, the
military critic, in the Tageblatt. He
considers that Italy has now reached
tile highest point in her preparations.
$50 long as no defeats occur and the
spirit which plays an important role in
fhe Italian character does not suffer" !"
he continues, I'VE must count upon en-
ergetic conduct of the war"