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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-29
RENT-HOUsEs

FOR RENT-7-room house, acres
cultivated, lots of fruit. free use
OF horse and tools; garden in; SIC
per month. VIZ, Times.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14

Sert, ober Daben mir I'm iriiaer ai6t
eetannt2 Riemono a6nts, piepisl
geilnoer Sumor i'm itatte. Gn=
tel Bnft1p bebalptet olleroinys, Der
lei erft I'M S9iibenoraben gebpren,
sben1D pte Der striea aus benz SUIT
gen erit einen Wtenipen yema9t 6az
5e. ~9od bon allsn Wunbern, Die
olcier artey 9eaeitiat bat, lit entf9ie-
Den 5on!e Msinhea bns ,rDBte: Das
ianfte Santden, Dem Der @ebonte
III urau1en" emit Alpbrld perurlu1z
ie, iprid)t pomN arieg u1tb bonn
5trtegsban0ipert nie BON etpas
5eibitberitdnDli9em. Rellli9 bat fie ser
Ulutter zines i5rer arsssstiAoer, bic
,er5agen tpollte, lpsil ie largs pbne
Jtu9r;9t bon ibrem Monne mar, in
Jebarnif9ten Worten Mut 5uselprpz
Sen ur1b i6r rorgeitellt, mas tperoen
Iollte, ipenn nae Deraasen tppllten, nie
jie!
Dntel @ultop iagt au9: bas
lrHRte Munoer bielss arieges lei,
lngea6tet aIer ge%lbentuten, CANA
.ntidieoen feline @apelter Milbelz
mine
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
Slcdise 9cTdtsfarbe?

Sa, iene trdge 2doer perllrlodt off
lolde. u@r. Sings Sem aife Yius"
flaret Sic @elidtsfarbe, treiben Sic
llnreinbeiten beral1s nnb befreie1 Sen
.&Drper leid)t nnb notiirli6 pp1, Sen
a1%f9eld9erten Shladen. @enn ser
Sttblgang nidt leidt ms regular lit,
niibel1 ale Gllber Ser @elt nid]ts,
I'M permanent Sic ul1nreine @eIihtsz
furbe" s1 perbeden. 9ieles 2agirmitz
tel lit milbe, nber effeftppll. Sc oreiit
III 1einen Spl9en nidt an nnb madlt
niWt franf. SIR tonnt Sic @prsiiee
bon u9r. Sings Mep 2ife HiIs" nid1t
bisputiren. Sesinnt belltc nit elmer
8eIanblung. (ans.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14

~ Itne tomi6e MufflGz
rung fanb Elm 9ieb1tabl, Der ouf
ei1em Hittereut in Der Mort rorasz
fpmmen ipar. Mltf unaufeeflGrte
Meiie iporen eine Mn5obl aornidde
abbanben getomncn, Die fdmtli9 bic
grtsnnl1ngsoeiden Oes Mittergutss
truaen. Man bate Sic Nngelegenbeit
bersits pergef1er, ais Elm &rauerfon
al,f Dem Mttter9ut ben @1leier oes
@ebetmnif1es ~liiftete. Der @ermolter
0es Suites mar geitprben unc sur
9eeroisung fanoen ii9 Die @utslellte
nit Dem Sbernmtmam an Der 9piBc
ein. @abreno Der 6eier iebte plDb=
lid ein beftiser Re9en Elm. Mbnurgsz
loS f9lusen gum @9ubs seser bic
Nd1e per16ieoene Observation-Disclosures
Die RDde iiber oen &ppf. gu feinenl
AD91ten @r ltaunen 1ab Der Sberamt=
mann, Der binter ben 5rauen Der<
aing, ulf einmol por tib feline per-
mtbten Side %nanOeln, Die oen
Sdnttt pon l1nterrDden ansenommen
batten. 9eutliG iibtbar prangi ulf
Den perfhpte9enen 8leioumss1tuden
g. Is, %, SO. Der 9bera,ntuann
nerSihtete auf bic beitimnunasgemd=
BE 8erlpenbung Der 5dde. !
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14


9urd angebeuere Der
III tie auf benz Morfte
ftnanatell gdnsliG ruiniert ltno sur
ger5mei!lung 9etrieben, mudte Der
~49iabrise Nep Yprter @%ttienmatler
Rid)arb $. Reio ieinem e2eben cir
gnoe, inbem er It'd in leiner @tabt=
pohnung in williamsburg nit
2eu4tgos pergiftete. Reib muros
mod bis Dor tur5em fir cinen mil
sicrdr gebalten, bate iebpdL nie er
Ieiner @ottin ncnise Gtunoen ppr
benz @er5peiflunsSi6sitte mitteilte,
bur9 gemogte @petl!ationen iein ee=
lamtes germpgen e%insebiibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
@erfe ser Sunnanitat.
lteberiidt iiber Sic Siiriorsc fit Sic
bentidcn &ricgsbliubcr.

Mit Re9t iinb bic i'm ariege er-
~blinbeten 5Dloaten in beionDerer @ez
genitan0 Der Tiirlorge uno geilna6me
Bon ieiten ibrer Mit5irser geiporoen.
lleberan lit mon bemiibt, fir oie 10
id5 aus ibren bisberigen 8erufen Sc
riKenen neue @rner6s~. uno SGtigz
teitsm0glt6tetten gu l6offen. Die
8linben iollen pieoer tatige Menz
ihen perben, I'm niat Das 2eben elm
lam unb neltentriidt subri1gen gu
mufIen. Da5u tit in eriter 2inis cine
RriegsblinOenfiirlorge in groBem
@tile notpenoig, Die ben Grblinoeten
Ben Weg aeigt, it9 fir Ben neuen elm
5u19lagenDen 8erui aus3ubilben.
Dies gei9iebt in ben Blinbenbeimen,
BON benen es cine gauge Mn5a1l 19on
Dor benz ariege in 8eut1dlano gesez
ben bat, gu 0enen aber jebt, gegriinz
bet ausprioater Mo6ltatigteit, mod
Der aus pripater Mp5ltdtigfeit, mod
10 bab mon boffen fann, oab ole
Mnipriide befrieOigt neroen.
Cine interei1ante lleberii6t iiber Sic
l1aterbtingung Der &%riegsblinoen biez
tet Elm Na9i9lageblatt, bas bon Sen
Mitgliebern Des Acknowledgements
bes 8linben6cimes Mannbeim, 5annD
8%Dbringer uno 2eontine 5snon, bers
ausgegeben lit. SIS lteben oano9 in
Deuti4lano 5ipan5is Mnftolten fir
erblinoete Sffi5iere uno Mannidaften
CUR 8erfigung Gin alien 5eilen bes
Rei6es). Die 3abl Der porbanoenen
Yldbe burfte Der Na9frase genugen.
DEM nod elmer aagemeinen gr6ez
bung bes prslbii6en Rriegsminiiteriz
lmS betrus Die 3abl Der s%friessblin@
Sen in 9eutldlonb anBer 8aperr,
5adfen uno Miirttemberg Bis Mitte
Mpril 5. S. b0ditens oreibunbert. Sn
Ben met ten bieler Mniialteu tperoen
Die &riessblinoen aud perpflegt. gs
sibt cine itattliae Mn5abl BON Greiz
%iteler1, anber1eits 1T Der greis fir
l1nterridt, Wobnung llnb @erpfle-
gung 10 Einig bemeHen, OaB Jpn jeoer
Rrtegsbel9apigte oufbringen tanrt.
9enr nod Sem Reidsgeiebe pom 81.
Mai 1906 (Mmnnidafts : @erior=
gungsgeieb uno Sfi5ters : 9sn1ionsz
yeieb) erbdlt Ser gep0bnli6e erblinz
benoe @plbot cine lebensldnglihe
ariegsrente, bic eini9lieblid ariegsz
unb 8reitiimmelungssulage it'd auf
jdbrli@ 1868 Mort belduft uno it9
fir nnteroffi5iere nm go Morf, fir
5ergeunten nm $50 Mnrt, fir @ise=
felbnebel Inn $50 Mart erbDbt. 9ie
Rriegspeniion zines erblinoeten Diff
5iers Bel einem 5riebenssebolt bpn
5000 Mort betrd9t n~enigitens 1000
Murf. IS tit pihtig gu mii1en. bab
bieIe Nenten oud Damn neiter gez
3oblt perben, lpenn Der Grblinoete
pieber inftanoselebt 1T, leinen 9e=
belnsumterbalt 1elbit gu beItreiten. 9ie
geflr6tung, bob Die ct umltuno CUR
@nt5tebung Ser 8ente fiibren piiroe,
bot leiber bisneilen BET einigen Sen
Snt1hlub nanteno gema6t, ii9 cine
griinoli9e neue M%usbilbung gu err
perben. @s 1T sneifellcs, baB bies
nt6t i'm Sntere1e Der 8linoen liegt,
ba es gum Miibiesat1g unD gu i9per=
miitisen e8rltimmungen fiibrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
9 n g. rI nnneu Isl Nor es,,

Sn Grlangen TT Der gu,
conditioner l!no Sugeno19riftfteler
5ran5 9ittmar seitorben. @r lpar
Der 8erfafer einf mettberbreiteter
9ilfsbuaer fir Ben @9ulunterriat
unb ein gemiitpoller Sugenoer5dbler.
8on leinen Gr5dblunaen fir Die &ins
berpelt iino Plus Niirnbergs Maun
ern" unb n@9ulitauD unb Sonnenz
19etn" befpnbers berporaubeben. Sn
piele &retfe bral1g iebpd fem Same
our9 Die bpltstiimli6en @9au1piele,
bic cine beoeutenbe 8eeebenbeit BON
Niirrberg, Mltoorf, 8erned, @ger II.
/. N. i'm SptegelbilDe Des Dramas
berberrli9ten unb Sic BEL ben mieberz
bolten Muffubrun9en Begeiiterung err
tDedten. 9ittmar par au9 Mitur=
better Ser rWaiin6ener Meuen Mo@=
ri9ten."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-14
GS lit nicl)t nutb1uenpig
cas 6ans bernnterSurei=
6en, nilt eleftriicl)c ySc=
lcllci)tnng 80 inftnnirelo&

Sit 1abcn DItuei0t Die Sbce, OaR
1uen1 sie Sir 6ein hit c1cftriid)er
9raDfleitung far geleudtlna aus=
itattel 1DOle1, bab Oas Suns rui1irt 1Der=
Den mub nib .oGb oif Soften bebeutenbe
iino. 9icic NlfaIlung 1T gdn5Ii0 p%lrfahrt.
SIT MctDO0el Oct 9rabtlegupg int 6auic
lit mQbrel6 oen lebtell Sabreu bcoeutenO
Dsrbellert moiOen.
Serbt0erte Met0o0m Iparen 3eit, Str
belt uNb M}aterial, ald meniger Nusgabtn
fir Den SanseigtntbiMer.
timer ucues GeidditSz Department lie
fcrt 9bnel1 auf 8unid &Dltenanl6ldge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
Or WARNING NATIONS
French.

FAitIS. January 29.--January IS was
u DAY or comparative quiet along the
battle line In France, Judging from the
oilclal announcement by the French
war Office this afternoon There ,ycr.
artillery engagements. some OF then,
FAIRLY violent. at different places. ana
one or two infantry encounters are
mentioned. Apparently long sections
OF the line showed no activity what
ever.
the following official communication
was issued this evening:
AT the cas-; Of scissors the Germans
nave made TWO attempts 10 cross the
Aisne. one 1T the mill OF the rocks
ana the other at the head OF the bridge.
which is held by our troops. TO tie
north OF the bridge of VenIzel. These
Two attacks We're rcpulsed
During the night OF January 2S
Dunkirk was bombarded by more avia-
tors. who caused some insignificant
BOSSES. but killed or wounded only 4,
few persons.
'Rctwecn 1lo'clock the night OF Ian
nary Is and o'clock OF the morning OF
January %. two of our aViatorq
launched numerous bombs upon tn.
ene'ny's works in the region OF Laon
l.afere and scissors. ON the rnoruit,t,
OF the goth II German aeroplane was
brought down east of Gerbervll!er. lis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30

LONDON. January 30 1o:35 p. NIL
with the armies In France and Flan-
ders recupernting after the strenuous
fighting OF earlier days OF the week
and only local actions being recorded.
interest In tho war situation has been
transferred to the Russian offensive in
East Prussia, and tho. attempt OF n
strong Austro- German army to dis
lodge tho troops of Emperor Nicholas
from their positions In the carpa-
thians.
In East Prussia. Russian offensive
has developed I'm the extreme north,
where renewed lighting seems to CON
firm belief that definite effort ~
advance north OF the Mazurian Lakes
district, where previously the Russians
were defeated, has been decided on
by the Russian general staT.
More vital to both sides. however Ia
the campaign In the Carpathiaus,
where southwest of DuIIla Pass the
Russians have delivered an energetic
attack. According to their account OF
tro-Germans to retreat. leaving be-
hind ammunition and stores This at
tack. according to military Observers
Indicates Russian attempt 10 turn
the flank Of the Teuton allies. If it
should provo successful, observers saw
1t would have serious consequences for
the large Austro-Gcrma'n army In and
about the Carpathian passes.
UNCERTAINTY OF BULGARIA.
HOLDS ROUMANEA IN CHECK
Russian military exports anticipate
that the Austrians will deliver their
main attack with their extreme right
in Western Rukowina, aiming to
achieve signal victory. and thus give
Roumania cause to pause. The only
thing holding Roumania in check at
present, it s said, is uncertainty MS to
what Bulgaria will do. bulgaria, i, is
asserted. still demands that part of
Macedonia now under Serbian rule as
the price of her neutrality. and Serbia
Is reported unwilling to make this con-
cession.
Greece. 1t is asserted also objects
to Bulgaria extending her boundaries
westward taking the ground that this
would place q wedge between her and
her ally. Serbia
Thus seemingly. the whole Balkan
situation remains involved. and it is
stated. IL is not likely to be cleared
up until Rulsaria's demands are salts
fed
Another skirmlsh with the Turkish
advance guard not far from Suez is
reported by the British forces in Egypt
II was not of u serious character
British marines are said To have landed
at AleXandretta, Asiatic Turkey, and
TO have cut the telegraph wires
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
LOSS IN FOREIGN COMMERCE
Decrease From St.c1G,0Ii.11" In 1919 TO
S3,nG:,1OO,05i In 1919.

WASHINGTON. January o9.-Forcirn
commerce aggregated $4,000. 900. .o5l dur
ing 1914. compared with Si.276.6l4772
in 1913 the department OF Commerce
announced to-day. The decrease. due
largely 20 tho European war. was al
most wholly in exports. which were
$3'".39i,2i2 less. Imports We're S3,32O
i5n less
Exports amounted to Sc,Il3,6o4 05O.
and imports Sl.Isa.27s. s.O0l, making a
visible balance OF trade in favor Of IN.
United states .324,34S.o4n, against sG9l.
l,Sl2 in l9l3.
December exports wcrc S245,63c,55S.
an increase of S12.43G.o3O over Dcccm-
her. 1913; imports were s1l4.G56.545, A
decrease of Go.3Ga.Oo6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
COTTON MILL AT STANDSTlLL
Weaving Force Quilts When Order re-
ducInE rny Goes Into Effect.

ANDERSON. s. g., January 2a.-Thc
entire plant OF the Equinox Cotton Mill,
employing between $50 and 500 people
has been ~ a standstll since Thurs
day morning. as a result OF the weaving
force. consisting OF about 100 persons
quitting their looms when an order
reducing their pay went into effect last
Monday morning.
There has been no violence OF
threats Of disorder as result Of the
strike, and as yet neither sid. has made
any overtur"s looking to a settlement
"f the dispute.
Tho Equinox mill was recently
equipped FOR the manufacture OF duck.
and large orders for material of this
natur" for tho warning powers OF Eu-
rope have been received. So heavy are
the orders that the plant had been
working overtime recently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
CENSUS OF CANAL ZONE
shows Loss OF l1.f3G Inhnhitnnts
During Inst Yrnr.

WASHINGTON, January oo-A CEN
sus of the Canal Zone, just completed,
shows loss OF 1876 inhabitants dur
ing last year. The present population
is SLIGO
The zones population during Aincri-
can occupation reached its height In
i'l2, with 6l.2fo. Since then there has
been steady decrease, which Is ex-
pectcd to continue until the population
is reduced TO actual employees OF the
canal and the Panama Railroad on a
permanent basis. and persons In the
military service of the United States.
The government has adopted Colonel
Cocktails suggestion regarding the re-
moval Of tho civil population from the
zone AS "a military measure, except in
the case OF the terminal cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
PERKINS APPEALS AGAIN
Slayer OF r. w. II. IIinmnn VIII Bring
Case to Circuit Court In Itichmond.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. January 20
George B. Perkins. boston architect
convicted OF manslaughtcr on the high
seas. in connection with the killing
on November II last, OF +. w. r. Hin
man, Of jacksonville, Fla. and SEN
fenced to three years In the Atlanta
Federal Prison, to-day was refused n
new trial by Judge Smith. OF the Fed
cral District Court here. Arguments
on the motion were made last Mon.
day.
Counsel for Perkins gave notice OF
an appeal to the Circuit Court Of Ap-
pcals at Richmond. and he was re-
leased on 5000 bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
COTTON PLANTER BANKRUPT
Receiver Appointed to Take Charge OF
AGnirs of w. Y. He'll In AInbamn,

MONTGOMERY. ALA, January 90
Federal Judge Clayton to-day appoint
ed receiver to take charge of the
affairs OF w. V Bell. one Of the most
extensive planters OF cotton in this
state, following the iiling by him of
II voluntary petition I'm bankruptcy.
Low price of cotton Is given by him as
the cause of Bells failure.
Relfs assets are placed at s425, 5,O3?.71:
his liabilities consist Of taxes. wages.
secured and unsecured claims. His
lands lie in Montgomery and adjoining
counties. Last season these lands pro-
duccd more than 5000 bales OF cotton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
WANT VOTE ON SHIP BILL
BEFORE ADJOURNMENT
Democrats, Determined to Crush Re
publican Opposition, Hold Sem
ate in Session.
Nay LAST UNTIL TONIGHT
Others Believe 1t Likely to Continue
Two or Three Dnys-Lodge and
Smith on Hand, Ready to Relieve
Smoot When Necessary.

WASHINGTON. January 29-Detcr-
mined TO crush Republican opnosit,on
and end the long fight over the govern
inent ship-purchase bill. the democrats g
held the Senate in session past midnight
to-hlGht' with the avowed purpose OF
forcing final vote before adjourn
mcnt.
How long the minority could hold off
tho vote no one would predict, but even
the most optimistic Democrats admitted
that the continuous session might last
until Tomorrow night. Others Thought
1t might likely to continue two or
three days.
senator Smoot was speaking mt mid
night, and had intimated that he would
mold the floor as long as his strength
would permit
me Democrats. by n series of parlia-
nehtary manoeuvres, had succeeded
over vigorous Republican opposition in
putting the ship bill squarely before
the senate on motion of Senator
Fletcher to put the Democratic caucus
substitute for the original bin upon ;,s
passage.
IMMEDIATE DEMAND FOR
CALL OF ABSENTEI.s
There was an Immediate demand for
inc call OF abscntces, and Senate,
Smoot began speaking while deputv
sergeant arms were securing the
city for members
We have the bill before the Senate "
SAID Senator Kern later, and we pro-
pose TO continue the session until II
reaches n vote. or course, | Will not
say that something might not happen
10 brinG about another recess, hut 7
doubt 1t. II may be that some amend
mehts VIII be accepted, but 1t is our
purpose TO insist upon the continuous
session until this bill is passed"
While Senator Smoot was talking.
senator LaFollctte was busily engaged
IN conversation with Democratic lead
ers. fIc said he expected the bill
would be passed
During the early hours of the night.
Republicans led by Senator's Root.
Smoot. Brandcgec, Oliver and Gallin
ger. interposed points of order. quorum
calls. appeals from the ruling OF the
chair and other parliamentary DELAYS.
DEMOCRATS INTEND
TO FORCE BILL TIIUOUGU
Senator Kern. majority leader. final
~ proposed writs for absentees. and
tho word went throughout the city
that the Democrats intended to force
the bill through tonight
motion by Senator Smoot to table
the substitute was defeated, 40 to IA
and In quick succession four amend
ments offered by Senator Galljnper
were laid on the table
Manoeuvring left the bill at mid
night in such position that a vote
on the substitute might come at any
moment ir the opposition faltered and
Senators Lodge and Smith. of Michigan,
appeared at late hour laden with
many papers. and apparently ready to
reliev> Senator Smoot and continue the
patti" or words throughout the night
If necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30

BOSTON. January 29.-Mrs Minnie
NJ. IIinman. of Jacksonville. Fla,
widow OF +. w. K. Hinman. who was
killed on the steamer Mohawk by
November II. to-day brought suit in
the Federal court for $4,000 against
Perkins and the Clyde Steamship Com
pany az codcfcndants,
The steamship company is named
in the suit as trustee Of property which
IL is claimed Perkins gave officers OF
the steamer before he came ashore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
SHERMAN ATTACKS WILSON
Sharply CritIcizeS His Attitude Toward
Congress.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January 90
senator Lawrence y. sherman, OF Ill-
nois. replied here tonight to Prcsi
dent Wilson'S recent Jackson Day
speech. criticizing sharply the Presi-
dent. and also his attitude towards
Congress. Senator sherman spoke be-
fore meeting OF the Indianapolis Re
publican. Editorial Association.
The present Congress, the Senator
declared. until recently has only reg
istcrcd President Wilson's executive de-
crces." The Southern States, he said.
ARE lcgislating for the whole coun-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
HOPES TO OVERCOME VETO
Votes to Report ImmIEra-
tion HfIl Back to House.

WASHINGTON. January 29.-By n
vote of to 3, the House immigration
Committee to-day voted to report the
immigration bill. vetoed by President
Wilson yesterday, back to the House,
with the mcndation that II be
rcpassed over his veto.
Chairman Burnett expressed opinion
that tho bill would get the necessary
two-thirds vote. The committees re-
port will be brought in for n vote next
Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
IN MEMORY OF M'KINLEY
President Wears His Favorite Flower
In Honor of birthday Anniversary.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-Presi-
dent Wilson and White House attaches
to-day wore carnations. the favorite
Hover OF the late President McKinley
in honor OF his seventy second birth
day anniversary. Many OF the present
attaches were at the White House dur.
ing the Mckinley administration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
RUSSIANS COMPEL
|. RETIREMENT OF
TEUTON FORCES
Attack Indicates Attempt to
Turn Austro-German
Flank.
IF SUCCESSFUL, WILL
HAVE SERIOUS EFFECT
Armies in France and Flanders
Recuperating, After Fierce
Fighting.
BALKAN SITUATION INVOLVED
Not Likely to BE Cleared Up Until
Bu1garia's Demands Are
Satisfied.
ALKAN SITUATION INVOLVED
Italian Soldiers
Called to Colors

ROME, January 20 400 T.. MI
royal decree has been issued call
ing 10 the colors the Italian soldiers
or the first category, horn In iSSS,
anG beionEfnE to the field artillery.
and nlsO the Alpine troops, nud tho
soidterS OF the third cntcgory, horn
In lSDi, lS0.. 1SO3 md 1891, bcIonr-
Ing to the Alpine troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30

ihc most airnifcant shrinkaEc ap-
p"2rs in tho approximation for streets
generally In the ludgo; of 1919 the
sum OF sio0.oor was appropriated for
ihi" purpose This year the Admins
trativc Board made application for
$500 600 The budget as reported last
night allows only $1,000 The
shrlnkape is partiail;' Offset by an APP
propria,!on Of 500. GOO i'm the now bud
80 for street improvements in tho
aHeNcd territory. with these two APP
preparations grouped. the amount ap-
propriatcd for streets this year IS sis5.-
"o6 less than tho sum allowed In the
budget of 1914
Around this shrinkacc centred much
OF tho corridor comment that followed
'hc brief session OF the Common Coun-
'il J, was pointed out that OF the
SlGo. 600 that is given 30 streets. about
Sloe""o Will he consumed by the hands
ana carts fore. of the Engineering De-
nartmcnt. leaving just SG50oO for now
work In the coming year. Including re-
pairs. and roa'lhed. sidewalk ANA alley
improvements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30

n GAIN II is In tho east TINT the
- most sRnEuinary lighting TX
taking place, I'm Prussia, In parts
of Poland md the CnrpntIiIan ruure.
Most important of thcsc cnnu-c
mcnts is that In Enst Prussin, north
of the Mazurfnn I.nkcs. where tbc
Husslnns were rcpuIrcd by General
Won ltindcnburE's troops I'm the
enrly days of the war. Hero the
Russinns arc bnttiing hnrd with the
Germnns In mn cndcRvor to pierce
their Wny through to Konipsberr.
Already In Enst Prussia. for a
distance of twenty 10 thirty miles,
the Russians report they arc fight
ing in the forests to tho north or
Gumbinncn md PiIknIcn on n line
running north md south, some
thirty miles in length
FctroSrnd says TINT ncnr Borji-
NOW, In Poland. trenches were taken
from the Germans by bayonct at
tacks. ana that ON the Galicinn front
OF the CnrpathiHns tho Russinns
hnHc made satisfactory progrcs..
Vienna declares that to the ve,t
of uzsok Pass. In the CnrpnthInns.
the Russinns hnvc been repul,ed
with heavy losses, md Petropr,d
probably confirms the fact TINT the
Russians In this vicinity haye met
with n reverse by Its statement ,b,t
"fn the fnce of superior numbers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30


In tho west tho only fighting or
which prominent mention iS made I'm
tho French official report was near
Soisson,. the region where tho
French recently were driven ncross
the Afsuc by tho Gcrmnnn. Enst OF
SoissonS the Germans nttcmptcd tn
force the river at two points, but,
according to Paris, both attacks
were repuised.
posts have reached the vicinity of
Tor. near the southern point OF the
Sinni Peninsula, on the Gulf of Suez.
berlin INSERTS NIL the German
wnrships engaged In Inst Sundays
battle hnvc returned to their bnsc
except the BIuechcr.
royal decree hns been i..ued
calling to tho cOIors ItaIy's .oIdier.
of the first and third cntcgorIes, and
nlso the Alpine troopn.
In the loss OF tho british armed
merchant steamer Ifkpor Off the
const of Ireland, her entire crew OF
2bS men md boys of the nnyaI re-
serve pcrished.
Austrtn In reported to have entnb-
iished Ernin monopoly simIInr 10
thnt I'm operation I'm Germany.