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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
FRENCH MAKE GAINS
BY MINE WARFARE
Operations Are Limited to
Bomb and Hand Grenade
Fighting.
Special cate Despatch TO THE Sun.

FF''' " W =
PARIS, Aug. 2l.-Hard grenade and
bomb fighting and explosions OF mines
on both sides were the only operations
on the French front to-day. according
10 the official announcements issued by
tie Wal Office. Slight gains in .hc
ArRonne are reported as a result of
the mine warfare.
The night communicate was as fol-
lows:
In Artois there has been great artil-
lery activity on both sides, In the re-
gion OF Noulette and in the sector of
Melville. The c~annonade has been
very heavy also In the regio of Noye
and Lassigny. in the valley of the
Aisne and in Champagne. The en-
envy threw about forty shells into
Rheims. Only one person was
wounded.
Fighting with bombs occurre on the
front of Perthes and Beausejour.
In the Argonne the enemy has bonn
barded Vauquois. We directed against
the German trenches a very effective
fire.
In Alsace, in the region Of A mertz-
viller. our trench mortars wrecked the
German positions and blew up several
ammunition depots.
The ~communlque issued In the after
rCon said.
Last night saw continued severe
artillery fighting In the Artois dis
trict. between the Disc and the
Aisne, In the Champagne district,
and in the Vosges.
In the Argonne fighting with mines
continued at Courtes Chausees, and
AT 81. Hubert, where We have occu-
pied and consolidated the crater made
by a mine explosion,
Two weak infantry attacks on the
part OF the enemy. one at Frise-sur-
Somme and the other in the forest OF
Parroy, in Lorraine. were completely
repulsed by us.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
GRAND DUKE CALLS
A WAR CONFERENCE
Special Cable Despofch to THE sus

S'Ns :" StNs
AMSTERDAM, via London. Aug. 81.
The Beriiner Zcttuw0 says that
Grand Duke Nicholas has called a
conference Of Ministers and Council
Of War to discuss the military situa-
ton. adding that the Minister OF War
has declared that he will reveal the
whole truth Of the situation and will
do everything possible to remedy ex-
listing abuses.
Major Moraht. writing in the Ta0e-
bldft, finds II difficult to understand
why the Grand Duke decided to de-
fend Novo Georsievsk and regards
the decision as a risky half measure
when viewed In its relations TO the
entire situation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
must BEND OR BREAK"
That Is what Chancellor Tells
Berlin Crowd of Foes.

BERLIN, via Amsterdam and London.
Aug. N.-Dr Won Bethmann-Hollweg,
Imperial Chancellor. addressed a crowd
which gathered in a great patriotic
demonstration before the Chancellor's
house last night. In his brief remark
the Chancellor said
Russian fortresses are dashed TO
pieces like earthenware. The Reichstag
mas strik!ngly displayed the uncon-
querable spirit OF the German peonle
in voting 10000. 900. 900 marks at a sim
gle sitting for the prosecution OF the
war. The fight is not finished, but II II
Is Gods will. the day will come when
We may say, What will not bend must
break"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
GERMANS
Near kovno Is Halted,
Says Petrograd.

Special Cable DespaicA 10 THE sry.
PkTRoGRAD. Aug 2l.-The following
OFFICIAL statement was issued here TO.
day
In he direction OF Kovno our
troops ave held up the German Of
fensive along the railway line toward
Kochedary.
We have repulsed a series OF par
ticularly terrific attacks in the region
OF Bielsk. in which the Germans suf-
fered enormous losses.
Their was violent fighting during
Thursday night at Novo Georgieysk
when the Germans made an assault
against the citadel on the right bank
OF the Vistula.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
WINSLOW FOR PACIFIC FLEET.
To succeed Admiral Howard, Who
VIII Head Examining BOARD,

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 2l,-Admiral Cam
eron MIR Winslow has beer desig-
mated by President Wilson to be COM
mander in chief Of the Pacific fleet to
succeed Admiral Il. b. Howard. who
will shortly GO on the retired list.
on being relieved Admiral Howard
will be assigned to duty as president OF
the Naval Examining Board In this
city. The change In the command OF
the Pacific fleet will take place at San
Diego, Cal. the latter part OF the
month,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
5000 A WEEK WOUNDED.
Mortality Among Turks Calculated
at 30 Per Cent.
Special cabie Despatch 10 THE srN

ROME. Aug. 2l.-THE SUMS CORE.
spondent is informed through a neutral
diplomatic source hat the average num-
Der OF wounded sent to Constantinople
from the Dardanelles has exceeded
5000 weekly since the beginning Of
June.
TWO steamships OF the German.
Levant Line, the General and the Cor
Cuvado, have been transformed into hos
pitai ships and are anchored in the
Golden Horn with 1000 German
wounded aboard. including 800 officers.
Two Generals have died OF their
wounds.
The mortality among the Turkish
wounded is calculated at 80 per cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
EVENTS IN THE WAR
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY
AUGUST 20.

Germans occupy Ostend and
Client and advance on Lille and
Na~lenciennes.
Russians defeat Austrians In Ga
licia, near the frontier, ~inhicting
heavy losses and taking 1856 pris-
oners.
Germans shatter the French adj
vance line. east OF the Vosges. and
force II back In disorder.
Serbians win a sweeping victory
over Austrians In a battle on the
Save and The Diina. the Austrian
casualties reaching $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
PORTE is NOTIFIED.
italian Ambassador at CONSTANT.
NOBLE Demands Passports.
Special cable Despatch to The srS.

Special Cable Despatch TO The srS.
CoNsrANTtSoPLE tvia Amsterdam)
Aug. 2l.-The Turkish Government Is
sued a brief announcement to-day stat
Ing that Italy had declared war on -'ur-
key. The statement Md
"The Italian Ambassador. Marchese
Garroni. to-day handed to the Porte 4
note which declared that Italy consid-
cred herself in a state OF var with
Turkey.
AT the same time the Ambassador
asked for his passports"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22

The landing was splendidly executed.
Under the supervision OF the navy half
a thousand small bodts, launches and
pinnacles bristIing like p~orcupines with
fixed ~bayonets. carried the troops quietly
ashore and returned repeatedly for fresh
loads. Each man was equipped with an
entrenching tool. ammunition and food
for three days. Immediately after the
landing ffty Turkish outposts surren-
dered. and these were the only soldiers
of the enemy seen during the day.
THE spectacular bombardment and
continuous roar Of cannonading which
wore a feature OF the original landing
at Sedd-E Ell Bahr. were conspicuousiy alb
sent Everything was quiet n orderly.
as " II were "A peace manpuvre. and no.
a shot was fired until nearly dark.
Turkish reports say that $4,000 British
troops landed within twenty-four hours"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
Germans Report Little Activity.

BERLIN, via London. Aug. 2i.-The
Army Headquarters Issued the following
official report to-day regarding opera.
In the west
Nothing Of Importance has occurred
since the last report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
More bread for Berlin.

BERLIN, via London. Aug. 2I.-The
Government. following AN estimate OF
the wheat crop, has increased tile daily
bread allowance in Berlin from 200
grams TO 1926 grams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
ITALY RELENTS.
Exempts Sons Of Italians Born
Here From Army Service.

ROME, Aug. 2l.-Italians orr. in
America, whose fathers have become
naiurdlized American citizens. are ex-
emp from military service in Italy.
The Government made this announce
m,nt Tonight, finally ending a long con-
troVersy' \ number of young Italians
who were born in America but returned
TO Italy and were ordered to take up
arms, were released from the necessity
OF doing military duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22

The Commercial Gable Comp
makes the following Announcements.
British censor gives not .n. that
combination OF code and clear lagrl
in the same expression is not Co., 81.
sible."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
Turks ~unprepared.

Like a thunderbolt the British In
vaded the Gallipoli peninsula at Suvla
Bay, where the Turks were hopelessly
unprepared for an assault. During the
night an immense fleet gathered in the
Gulf Of Saros from all points OF the
compass. There were hundreds OF
transports. d~estroyers. cruisers and
trawlers, bristling with khaki clad SOL
diers.
The huge ex~peditionary force was
,ung against the Turks on the spot
where they least expected II. The land
ing was orderly. scientific and nap
posed. and II was followed by a rapid
advance to a position four miles inland,
which was Immediately fortified. This
move entirely severed the enemy's lines
o; commun cation. with the result that
100, 900 Turks. or what Is left OF the
seven army corps defending the PENN
sula, are nearly surrounded and virtually
besieged. Tn army's retreat Is impossi-
BILE. and entirely cut on from escape. II
must either fight to the death or sur
render. IL is now a question OF how
long the Turks can subsist on the sup
plies they have.
1t will be an utterly impossibility TO
get enough 70 rtheir daily needs, be-
as II II were a peace manoeuvre, and not
land and sea communications.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
SURRENDER
SEEN NEAR AT HAND.
Army Of 1905 600 Cut Off From
Base Of Supplies by
British Ruse.
NO CHANCE TO RETREAT

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-The Daily Ne'os
has received the following despatch from
It's correspondent at Mudros
The decentralization n surrender
Of the Turkish army defending the Gal
lipoli peninsula are predicted for the
near future. The opening Of the OAR
danelles and the eventual fall OF Con-
st~antinople are nov said 70 be Inevitable,
and 1t 10 only q matter Of time before
the twentieth century crusaders Will
raise the standard OF christianity on
the Mosque OF st. Sophia.
Minor military difficulties will prob
ably prevent the Allies from reaching
C~onstantinople before spring, blu the
startling results OF the latest British
military achievement eclipsing any
thing of a similar nature In history,
assures the Allies of full eventual VIC
tory over the Turks, and leads to the
belief that the European side of the
Dardaneiles Will be controlled by the
Allies within q few weeks.
Bold stroke by British.
Through a bold stroke the British
army has dealt the Turfs u nufniliu-
ting and disastrous surprise. resulting
In the absolute capture n destruc-
ton OF the main lines of communica-
ton between Constantinople and the
forces defending the Galhpoh penin-
sula, thus entirely cutting on the Am
munitlon and food supplies which had
moved down the peninsula to the base
Of the army in the field.
The result was brought about by a
ruse. Huge and heavily equipped forces
were concentrated By the Allies on
various inland bases near the Asia
Minor s~eacoast. The Allies made a great
display Of an intention to Invade Asia
Minor. and the Turks rushed every
available man to the defence OF Smyrna.
Adramyti and other Asiatic cities.
Suddenly during the night OF August
10 thousands OF troops At half a dozen
bases embarked on transports. de-
stroyers and trawlers and steamed
hastily to an unknown rendezvous.
Great secrecy was maintained. and even
many OF the stan officers were ignorant
OF the objective. The Turks. learning
that the British army was moving. pre-
pared TO give It a hot reception at any
point along the whole coast OF Asia
Minor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
FOUR SHIPS DESTROYED
IN BATTLE IN RIGA GULF
Lose Three, Germans One, While Another
German Vessel Is Run Aground and Third Damaged
-Bombardment of Riga Reported.
Special Gable Despatch to TIE suS

-
N'NooN' aug IL oerH'ah Nee'
has penetrated the Gulf OF Riga after
an engagement between advance squad
rons n, .m., ,a..o,. a, ho,h s.s,s in
-. =
""''" TWO RUSSIAN sunooa's' one NUS
sian torpedo boat and one German tor
pedo boat were destroyed, the last
named by a nina. "A second herman
~" oo"' VOC '" '""'e "ise '''N
ing q mine ana a mira. also damaged
oy a mine. was towed back 70 a Ger
man port
me ~count IL oeserioeu III ,ne roi-
lowlns orne,al German statement re-
=, ,,..
ou. navai FORCES IN tne baitic pehe-
ua'.u 'ne uuII oi rlsa' aI'er MAX
,mhs ."e p"sssse .nrousn many "'"es'
$500 usys.
ou.pos. "snens hNus
ooa a ues,,oyeo anu
San. aa u
.aaia,. - "'eei '"p' "e'e
n.y H'""seu
,an,nm N &c 80, vi y
..- - u i.ussish gun
1915 'i'u.en sno noree.s were ue-
1921, .e oIaveiy rep.yins Win
= me 70 our 'orpeuo ATTACK,
Forty men OF the crew. iud
two on'cers, some seriously
we're rescued py our TORPEDO boats.
ihree OF our torpedo boats were
damaged by mines. ono or them
sank. one was run ashore and one
was lowed to port. Our losses Of life
were small.
The Sivutch and Koreets were small,
~gunooats. sister ships, OF SIS tons, built
In 1907. They carried two a. inch. four
3 inch and three machine guns each.
Neither was equipped with torpedo tubes
and their speed WAS only tu,o,va Lno,.
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Marquis b'Mrgens lagte
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Snider Walsh
& Hynes,

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ben, tpenn getpiinidt. Sic l1rfade nee
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-28
Js(nn0 troCRrn.

Nus a~opsnhogen pirb bsrihtst:
Nuf JslnRb lit iebt bos ihon i'm Sabre
1912 pom Afthinq bei6IoTene @eieB.
rpondh dui rer Smell teinsrIei spirit
tuoien pertauft tpernen b%iitFen, in
Strait qetreien. Die Ginfubr mubte
bereits gleih BEL Grtab oes G'eiebes
aufhoren, pGbreno fir ben 8ertaui
Der uorrdtigen Spirituofen. p0Don
nod Dor 2orihlub groBs Menqen elm
1efiibrt ipurben. cine tur3s Irit qse
fte1t mar. Nae 8eitdnne 'no aut
qerdumi poroen. Bis auF einles aiiten
GtompGgner, bic fh nod i'm BsiiB
sines OroBbdnblers in Reptiotpjt BE-
fdnoen uno am 81. 9e5sm6er ofient
lid perItsiqert pnrben. 3amit mar
bona Der lebts Reit bon Gpiri;uoien
dmf Ssldno aus Dem 8ertebr per
Ihwunoen. Die WdBigtei.sFrsunb,
i~sisrten nod nm Sbtpeiterabsno oos
orobe Greignis NIT einem 9nniqottss
bienit in Der 9omtirhe in @sptiaDIt.
loGhreno Qanopbpiitus 8jorusfobu
am 1eujabrstage pom Bolton bss
4Ithinqqebduoss aus cine Reoe gum
CODE beg oltoholfrsien 5slano belt.
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9lirt uno Iiebe.
@On SnsebOrs Suufer.

2eiIe fIineeu Die SaH5lueiien biz in
oas tleine 8ouooir Der 9irtin, no
I'm retliden 9dmmerlid,t Die 9aro.
neB 9entrlr ibren biegiamen aorper
IN einen tiefen bequelnen Seliel ge.
thmiegt bat uno in tleinen id}nellen
Sugen cine Cigarette rnildlt.
Sbr eegenilber aIf einem Stubl
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ge 8toIintiinitler, Der o elmer bal.
ben Stunoe Die @eieaihoft ourd ieiu
Spiel begeiitert bot uno DEM oie er.
resun9 nod in allen Nerpen Suft.
Sic lit elm ourdous beberrihter
ESTABLISHMENTS, pdbreno iein
leidtes 9iinitlerblut lid in ieoer BE.
tpegune. iebem Bid Ipontan auBert.
Sic b~ltn3elf I'm oarh ben Hauh
ibrer Cigarette ipottiih an.
p@ber 9err 8oloa. 2iebe - mer
foridt bellte nod bon 2iebe. oos 3be.
mo lit nndgeraoe obgeoroiden."
sd fprehe onbon, 8ndoiglie. es
1T mein 2ieblinestbemo. uno nit al
Ter falten 8loliertbeit miro lie bod
nIht aus Der Welt sebrodt. 8n5
mare bns 2eben obne 2iebe, Die
aunIt miiBte an Shwinbiudlt tier
ben"
n$oren sic ouf. Sic unperbeIer.
Iiher SSeoiiit. id CLAUDE niht an
Siebe, mein Soft. i9 bin bod fem
godfiih. Der oopon trdumt, un6 fei.
ne &omonidriftiteIerin Die lie gegen
Seaublung pbontaliert."
.SobenSie ME geIiebt, 9aroneB?"
Bite, nid)t gu perI0nlih mcroeh
bos gilt nidlt."
.&nrum gilt oos ni6t2 aonn ell
Mtonn Sbnen geaenilber anoer5 ais
perionIi6 fem? Sd beitebe auf mel
ner SroQe."
oSbre NoioitGt lit punoerpoa. Sic
tpiiroen olio unbeoin9t glalben. mas
ih Sbnen ontuorte. Mber i'd min
ebrlid iein. meii es mid nid)t fompro.
mittiert. Cant meiner &ernunit uno
hielleidt mungels eines miiroigen
Sbiefts bin i'd bon oieicr Sugenb
fronfbeit berid,ont geblieben. Sect
bin i'd mobl 81 aft = 81 falt."
nentmeoer tduiden Sic lid Ielbit,
ODER Sic oeriuden mid gu tauI6en.
@orte limb befonntlid oa5u oo, Die
Seoanfen gu oer6ergen."
Y@orum itellen Sic aitf) Iolhe
eSraeen, aber Sic irren. Iieber
TreunO, ih bin wirflid gang auirid)-
tia. Sd bin nitt idbtg 5l tieben, 5u
meiner 9roBen @enugtuung. SD
tpiirSe es bailen. Die Serrihait iiber
mid ielblt 81 oerlieren, ieoer Rauih
lit mir Elm 8reuel. Sic fperoen mid
INNER gang niidtern fiuoen, fIar,
iiberleeen. oos lit meine Ntadt."
Limb Sbr Hei5, aber ih elau6r
ridt an Sbre a1lte, tie lit unoenfbnr,
monitrlios. 4ann WuIif Sic nift
terouihen, Sic gang toll maiden?
@oben Sic nidt Soften. mo ser Quit
elmer @Iutue sic sum @einen brin.
gen fam. mo Sic iid in 2uft auflo-
fen mohten I'M nod ser bohIten
@onne nidt meiter 3u Ieben. &onti-
ten Sic iid nift b~ingeben, ielbitoer.
aeiien i'm SoumeI?"
,Sorat Sic aui, peId Elm 0eror.
cement. aonnen Sic iid ooritcaen,
oaB i'd mid, 70 9eidnadIos be-
rtebme?"
sat meiii SpieI Sic gar nid)t be,
tpe9t2 @s mar ooh MIR iiir Gle"
ngemegt2 Go5 lit suui2l. BE.
ipunoert babe i'd Sic, iebr ioaor uno
- 70 ein Tlauocritii1oten ipie oIeies
9eipGbre ih nidt uieIent"
%, i'd banfe ,Sbnen, iuie g!lid!ih
MAIDEN Sic Nib"
,@eine 3ano oiirfen Sic ~tiiiien.
aber bolt, nidt 10 iturmiid, uIto nidt
meter"
.@enn il nun iaste: ih liebe
Gie."
so, ia. ia, Sic iino rei5eno. mein
Better
.Oas iino fir Sic lpobI MIR elm
poar banaIe @orte, oaB Sic barber
laden miifien."