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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

vened today There was scarcely any
debate and the parliamentarians hur.
ried the measure onto vote. Many
socialists opposed the bill but II was
adopted 365 to 50.
Crowds Cheer for War.
Cheering crowds surrounded the par.
lament building today when the cham.
ber of deputies met in what the patriot.
ic throngs were quick to term its "war
session,
In this momentous session Premier
Salandra will make his announcement
of the policy Of the government. I'm.
less protracted debate should Develop
and this is not expected parliament
viii pass before midnight the bill
entrusting the nation Is fate TO the cab.
met, The premier and his ministers
wlil be given plcnary powers and dec.
leration Of war will then be only
matter Of hours, il is believed.
Stirring scenes were enacted In and
about the parliament building during
the session. Tremendous crowds were
packed in the streets. There was little
disorder, but troops were massed at i'm
portant points and established a patrol
IN the immediate vicinity Of parliament
to restrain overly enthusiastic out.
bursts Of patriotism. Many deputies
arrived Tor the session ia their military
uniforms AS they pressed through the
crowds they were rOundly cheered.
The entire American embassy staff
occupied places in the gallery when tho
chamber convened at O'Clock. The
vote was taken soon afterward.
Italy IN rendy to strike. For the past
"a hours trains have been hurrying the
troops toward the Austrian frontier and
distributing the forces OF King Vic.
tor Emmanuel. General Cadorna, the
italian chief Of staff has arrived ne
Vicon2o and is personally directing the
preparations Of the army for the first
blow to be directed against Emperor
Franz Josef.
All railway lines, tunnels aud passes
near the Austrian border ARE closely
guarded. Artillery has been placed In
positions at strategic points aud only
the official signnl from Rome is await.
ed to put the Italian war machine in
motion Within the past l2 hours Pope
Benedict has thrown his influence To
the side Of Italy
ltaly's expected entrance into tho
war viii result in a rcodiustmcnt Of tho
allies plan Of attack against the Austro.
German armies. During the recent tour
of General Paul Pau, noted French
commander nm understanding was re.
ported ms TO the part Italy is to play
in the new campaign. General Pau
conferred with Grand Duke Nicholas,
commander in chief Of the Russian
forces, as well ns Serbian leaders and
Italian chief Of staff General Cadorna.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
CABINET
WILL Be FORMED
That Membership viii Be An
nOunced Within Next Fort
night Is Certain

London, May 20,--Announcement of
Breat Britain's new collation. war cab.
met will be made within tho next fort.
night This was certainty today fol.
lowing the adjournment of parliament
last night until June 3. Before that
date the reconstruction Of the cabinet
Is expected to be complete and vote
Of confidence will then be sought from
the house Of commons.
In government circles il was believed
one of the most important changes is TO
come in the admiralty when Arthur j.
BaIfour is expected to succeed Winston
Churchill. Sir John Fisher, first sea
iord, will retain his present position,
1t is declared. Andrew Bonar Law. on.
position leader in the commons, is gen.
orally regarded as likely to receive the
portfolio of chancellor Of the exchequer
while David Lloyd.George will share
the responsibility of the war office
with Lord Kitchener, Lloyd. George at
tending to the furnishing of munitions.
Lewis Harcourt, it is believed, will
be supplanted as colonial secretary,
probably by Austin Chamberlain. The
Marquis of Crewe is believed to be
among those slated for retirement with
the possibility that Churchill may be
given this portfolio unless he desires to
40 to the front with the territorials in
which he holds colonel $ commission.
During today Premier AsQuith held
extended conferences with present and
prospective ministers as he took up the
task Of rcconstructing his cabinet, lie
conferred with Balfour, Bonar Law,
Lord Landsdownc, Sir Edward Grey
and Lloyd-George, while Home Secre.
tary Reginald McKenna was also with
the premier for some time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
officer Alleges Cruelty.

London, May 2O,-The official in.
quiry into the sinking of the liner
Falaba by German submarine opened
today with Lord Mersy presiding. Ii
was on The Falaba that the American
Leon G. Thrasher, lost his life.
In opening the inquiry, the solicitor
general declared there was no doubt
that the crew Of the submarine acted
with great callOusness cruelty and in.
humanity" He said witnesses would
show that the torpedo was launched
against the Falaba while the passengers
were still entering the small boats.
Survivors from the Falaba testified
that the liner was not armed. The
small boats were in good condition
they declared, and the officers complied
with all regulations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Austria Could Not Comply
With Haly's Unjust Demands
''' ~ =, w I Mason Former European
manager Of the United Press

'' y W. I Mason. Former European
manager of the United Press.l
s,,v Se@ Nck May 2O.-Negotiattons
mr,,eI Austria and Italy were ter.
nia because Austria refused 10
lhly'. "gI'e't beyond repair to serve
er,so l0eNtimate ambitions. italy g
dsbi, o9oh 5,o.h shows there were irrecon.
"a o ,miiIerences because Italy want.
hn50 make Austria practically an in.
Arg,s s9"et She demanded Trieste.
tnt di Sm't port, aud Istria, Aus.
.olAs,oo ouleI maritime province. he con.
biose n as an independent state. This
aas,,, 5 racial right to Trieste Il nm.
nent ~ although Austria s agree.
hys ,o W make it free city would
iti Al i, yen legitimate Italian desires
heiis,aIe Ie same time would not have
lss s "a, with Austria's use of the
Huross mercantile purposes.
ay l,3 'alet port, Fieume. Is free
hih, ','a'' "a, has no right. exeept that
Aietep5,, e'nand that Istria shall be
N sSUrslb Most Of the Inhabitants
~ lSis Although In the minority
~ ,nlm,a are ambitious to control
y lhis OF lsttia Istria is opposed
" italy decides IL is worth a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
ALLEGED GERMAN
SPY KILLS HIMSELF
Antoine Kuepferle Takes His
Own Life In Brixon Prison
Cell Today

London, May 2O.-Antone Kuenferla
formerly of Brooklyn, N. Y, who was
on trial here today charged with heinz
a German spy, committed suicide TODAY
oy hanging himself in his cell in Brix.
ton prison.
kuepferle left note addressed "To
said: i"
" | am soldier with rank I do NOT
desire to state. ! had fair trial. but
unable to stand the strain any longer. |
am taking the law into my own hands
do not wish to ascend the scaffold -
A Masonic sign was interposed here
and the note continues:
~ hope the grand architect Of the
universe will lead me to the unknown
land of the east. am not diving ns
spy, but as soldier who stood his fate
as man. l cannot be a liar or a per.
jurer. What | have done was for my
country"
1t is understood Kuepferle testified
in his own behalf during a secret session
of his trial yesterday.
1t was charged that Kuepferle gave
Germany information as to the location
of British warships by interlining let
tiers with invisible ink, He was not able
to prove that he was naturalized
American. A crowd had gathered in
Old Bailey expectantly awaiting the ar.
rival of the prisoner today when his
suicide was dramatically announced by
the prosecutor.
''The prisoner occupied special cell
and was under practically continual
observation" he sOid," but during a
brief interval between watches seized
the opportunity to take his life
The warden testified he found Kuep.
ferle q body hanging from a ventilator.
A silk scarf was knotted tightly about
his neck,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

Portland, Or. May 90 Frederick N.
rricdlc, superintendent of the Portland
Linsecd OIL works wns seriously, per.
hups fatally hurt toduy when the auto
mobile he WAS driving was struck by a
Northern Pacific passenger train at a
street intersection 10 North Portland.
The automobile Was hurled 25 feet by
the locomotive, aud Fricdlc wns thrown
ten feet further, his hcnd striking the
rail Of a side track Besides a possible
fractured skull, Friedle sustained
broken shoulder md internal injuries,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

In his report to the state department
defending the German position it was
stated that the answer of the imperial
government would be most specific in
character The German reply will take
up the American note paragraph by
paragraph from Germany understand.
ing Of international law. The sub.
marine warfare will be warmly defend.
ed as reprisal against an enemy
TSisA eourted such reprisals by arming
MNSNsntmen and offering rewards for
We tsnming Of submarines. Resolu,
hO| @oNed by the British board OF
trade and shippers approving the de
'uoylhg G submarines by merchant
ships will be OuOted.
In effect II is understood the Ger
mans told Ambassador Gerard the,
nave been fighting fire with fire an(
the demand Of the United States tha
me imperial navy completely ceas,
submarine attacks is improper in thu
nght Of International law.
secretary Bryan today emphaticall,
denied stories that the United State
oad admitted the Justice of this latte
contention He angrily refused to dis
,u% me question and made it plain tha
lue nd Is down in the state depart
meht regarding future German develop
ments.
Not only did Secretary Bryan refus,
70 answer questions regarding late de
selOpmcnts but threatened drastic ac
uon " correspondents persisted in thei
ANY attempt to question me re
%Idlng matters | deem confidential
lay result in the offender being re
losSd admission to the department, h,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Verdict In Roosevelt
Barnes Case Is Near

Syracuse, n. l., Mag co. Before
many hours the verdict Of the jury 10
the ease Of William Barnes, IT,, wha
sued Colonel Theodore Roosevelt for
$4,000 libel is expected 10 be an.
nounccd The case was placed IN the
hands of the l2 men NJ 3;lj this az.
ternoon Immediately after Justice An.
drews had completed his charge. The
court. instructions followed an argu.
mcnt ON behalf Of Barnes by Attorney
William NJ WINS
Attorney Win. today scored Colonel
Roosevelt. deruriug'he had "assumcd
the yellow robe as master OF morals ~
WINS argued his ease he much shorter
time than did Bowers, chief counsel for
Roosevelt and az the conclusion Of bis
summing up the court began the task
of charging the jury The ease will be
placed in their hand, this afternoon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Przomysl's Capture Expected.

London, May 20,-przcmys is about
to fall before General Won Nlackensen'
according to the opinion of military
critics today following the officinl nd
mission Of Petrograd that the Austro.
Germans have crossed the San river
with q large force. They believe thot
only the arrival of reinforcements re-
ported ca route will keep the fortress
"h'eh took the ssussians ak months \,
capture, from falling "
me only reinsurance given in the
russian announcement is the statement
mat the ears forces still retain both
banks banks Of the San between Jaroslau and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
German Officers Angered.

Paris, May 2O.-An "eye witness .,
report to the war office today attrib.
nted tue French successes IN the yicip.
lly Of ArraS to the lack of officicnt
uerman Officers The morale of the
troops was also low, IL was declared
d1y inf uerlnanS suffered severe losses,
ana ana German officers, infuriated by the
retirement Of their troops, fired their
stated. Wv '0Po''
-, he9'N ,ains in northern France and
Flinders have converted tbe trencbcs
INTO a sea of mud. Military operations
are impossible The official commnni
que today merely stated there wos
nothing new to report. ), ""'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Twelve Hundred Sheep
Drowned In Fumes

Spokane Wash, May 2O.- Twelve
hundred sheep either died or lcapcd in.
10 Kettle Creek Dcadmnn's Creek aud
irrigation fumes and drowned few
days ago, while craled from the cf
focts Of eating "dcaib cnmns" nour
Boyds Washington, according to re-.
port brought here today by Deputy
Food Inspector ! y Minuinck
death cnmns, scientifically known
as tyRadenus rcnensand, 10 plant
growing in great profusion over mnges
in various purts Of the state.
The sheep belonged TO Walter Kemp
uf pfnaser.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Only Immediate Arrival Of
ReinfOrCeInents Will Save
Fortress to Slavs
PETROGRAD DISPATCHES
LACKING IN CHEER
Paris Report Says German
Officers Fired Into Ranks
To Stop Retreat

Berlin, via wireless to sayville, L. l.,
May 2O.-General Won Mackensen y
left wing is sweeping rapidly alomg the
right bank Of the San river toward
the rear of Przehysl ""'U
An official statement TODAY nm.
nouneed that all Russian attacks have
been repulsod, while the Austro. German
forces have stormed and captured sew.
eral positions to the north Of przemvs,
The Russians who advanced toward
Nieman we're routed with heavy losses
and s3OO were captured. ''>'
On the western front bad weather il
nampering operations in Flanders, the
statement said. 'D'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
THINKS SUBMARINE SUNK

PHILADELPHIA May 2O.-Capiam i. b.
lbsOu arrived here today with the
steamship Waco aud expressed the be.
lief lhai hr had rummed and sunk %
submarine oi' he const Of Scotland
during thp voyage from British ports
The Waco b. an American deamcr
Captain lh.m ,nid his vessel struck %
submerged object that shook her from
stem iU STORM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
GOVERNMENT SUPREME

, Rome May 30 The Italian
, senate this afternoon nani.
; mou.y pneod o bin presented
By Premier Salnuia empower
ing thn pofuumcui 10 "mlc.
guard thr mfply ur the state,
giving she cabInot authority 10
, issue dcrrcrs having the value
. of laws end the ministers the
dgat io contract loans
with ihp passage of the bin
giving the cabinet plcnary pow.
or by the chamber of deputies
earlier iu lhc day. the action
Of Nh, senate complete The leg.
isIniIyo cuuclmcna giving the
government control of the ma.
ton.
Il Il Il 4 4 Il 4 - \ u 4 # Il Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Americans Are Listed.

''' 'arl w. Ackerman, United Press
Dam H:qtf Correspondent.)
=, Berlin via The Hague and London
way 2O.--post cards were sent 70 ali
Gon.,l Gamy,'ga9s in the Berlin district by
,5ois tUdsOI General Lay today asking for
,ot uy,r 'ull names and addresses, their
W, brePn9ng numbers, the date and mum.
E,,,I M VI tn'r passports, occupation and
,ir,iF VineF 'onsuls in Germany have taken
5.,l@ Iulliar action so that the location and
l,,alIod lIod 'lformation concerning ali
oor i,a0' ' IN the German empire will
hto. w on file in the various consu.
viii jii",oIlI9@,lon o,.I, will also be at hand that
=" enable the consuls to communicate
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

II. Charles Dunsmofc, Of Independ
cnce. the Polk county representative
at the pgp6ma.pGciiit exposition, fc'
turned home last night and reports thr
Oregon exhibit in particularly pro"
porous and successful condition AMI ai.
tractIng the attention aud inquiries OF
thousands daily Mr. Dunsnoff viii
be- Ia Salon Saturday for conference
with the Marion county representatives,
Of the Willamette Valley Exposition as
ISOLATION.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
VILLA ALMOST MoBBED

Washington, May 90. That
General Francisco villa was al
most mobbed By starving per
sons when he arrived at 'rorrcon
en route IN chihuahua 10 bury
bis brother, General Antonio
villa killed there recently in
o street brawl, was asserted this
afternoon by members of the
taHan2a iunia.
Members Of this organization
declared that mobs Of men.
women aud children, driven al.
most mad by hunger, were re-.
strained from doing violence to
the northern leader only by the
troops which formed a Gordon
about the train.
Several fresh victories are
claimed by the Curranzistus who
announce the killing Of Oonetal
Rosnlio Hernandez and the
wounding OF General Reyes and
Second general who has not
been identified These three
OFFICERS are said 10 have been
high In the councils Of villa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Member of Clergy
Defends Union Miners

Washington, May 90. member Of
lhe clergy today doutly defended the
minors Of Colorado who were engaged
in the rccont bloody strikca IN that
state, when be- appeared as witness
before the industdnl relations commits.
sion.
The minister was Rev Daniel S. Me.
Corklc, Of SnnriEc, Wyoming. lie said
hc lived IN a house and preached In %
Presbyterian church owned by the Col.
orado Fuel and Iron company.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr.. was expected
90 appear ns witness this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
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=
Nasngon May 2OGermany has unoffay accepted be oo,
e principle that American citizens be protected and saeouard
x ed by the United States under all conditions ~ 'eN"O
Asserting that it all rulings Of aro+ioro ~
sue Will however reject the suggestion United States can d.
mad the complete abandonment of
Germany holds that America legal rights extend only to the poe
4 aboard beigerent merchantmen " ' " 1"'e'i''"S
rms understood be the German position outlined Ambasso
during series Of unofficial conferences AZ the Berlin
Sgn oIee Following the ambassadors presentation President
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
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Rome, May 20.-The Italian
: cabinet was today given full
power TO act in the situation
growing out of the breaking off
of diplomatic negotiations for
concessions from Austria.
The chamber Of deputies gave
Premier Salaudra and his min
listers full authority so that fur.
ther parliamentary approval
: will not be necessary for a dee.
laration Of war.
The vote ON the bill giving
: the cabinet plcnOry powers was
3d5 to 54,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
Trawler Torpedoed

lidlI, Eng, May 2O.--The trawlcr
uhrysoIi'e wa, torpedocd by a sub.
marine olI Ninnaired Head yesterday,
1t was announced today. The crew was
repeated saved
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

not deliberately rear them as criminals,
but they viii allow them 10 enter erin.
inal environments,
Wherever possible, the names Of
children should be erased from court
records Children should not be arrest
ed. They should be reprimonded. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

with the Americans on short notice if
necessary.
Consul General Lay said the post.
cards requesting the detailed informa.
ton were sent out with the object of
bringing the consulate lists up to date.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
ITALIANS AWAIT FINAL
WORD FROM CABINET
TO PLUNGE INTO WAR

Cabinet Given Full Power To Act Without Authorization
Of Parliament and POpuace Cheers AT Near Prospects
Of CONFEDERATION Considered a Certain Forermner
Of War and Allies Already Consider Part Italy Is To
Play In Struggle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

Many q big head lB fuIl Of empIl
ness
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20
GERMANY WILL REFUSE
TO CEASE SUBMARINE
ATTACK ON VESSELS

Kaiser Holds That Americas Legal Rights Extend Ony To
Boats Of American Register and to Citizens Aboard
Merchantmen Must Fight Fire With Fire" Is Stand
Taken by TeutOns- Bryan Puts Lid Down Tight On
Comments
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-20

Duty and inclination seldom shoot
the same chute
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