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will be brought to a dead stop.
 Members discussed d plan for pool ing their present supply
 No explosive but nitro-glyeerine has thc shattering effect neces ssary for shooting oil wells" said Albert Oppenhclm of Marietta company
 "Glycerine is produced by but from one source animal siuews. ana there is uo way of increasing the produc- ton unless we dan make use of bod ies Of horses and men killed on the field or t3ttle
 "lu nOrmal times the United Stlte imports from Europe Sl0,000.000 worth or crude slycerlne annually. This -urQly has been entirely cut off
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to retain Viscount Haldane as To | high chancellor but the unionists we SO strongly opposed to this that Ha dane will be sacrificed.
 There is renewed talk of David Lloyd George combining the offices of choncellor of the exchequer and mu- nitions minister. but this point still remains unsettled. Pressure has beer brought to induce John Redmond. the Irish leader. to accept seat in tho cabinet but thhs far withost success. lold Fishers resignation as first sea lord seems to be a definite one. he having declined to work with Arthur J. Balfonr at the admiralty. i,
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Poet Wants to Die on Board Battle
 ship in Action


 Rome, via Paris May 24. t1:1Q pm. The poet DAnaunzio's ambitions 10 view naval engagement from an Italian warshbn may go unrcwatded. He has had long interviews with the ministers of war and marine but t is doubtful whether even the nf.u nee of the poet is sufficient SO far to re- lax the strenuors rules of naval dis ciIline as to admit his presence.
 The poet says tho happiest hour of his life would have come if he cou' die singing the glories of his father land This, he declare would be a thrillin2ly cnviable fate.
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Austria Rushing Troops to Italian
 Border.

Lugano, Switzerland via Paris. May ,24-Austro-GermaH troops continue to move toward the frontier from Innsbruck and Mcrau, The Sw ss railroaods are greatly overcrowdad d with Italian refugees and report reach here that the Italian residents in Austria and Germany are bem5 badly treated.
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SUNkEN SUBMARINE
 IS NEARLY RAISED

Honolulu. May 2f-The submarine Fi raised 2l feet today. was brought within S7 feet of the surface. Divers went down this afternoon for an OK animation of the channels entrance. Navy officials are confident the Fl will be brought to the top of the wa ter this week.
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the Duke of Ayarua and the member of the emtassys staff left here this evening on board a special train by way of Switzerland for Italy.
 Their departure was without iuc.- dent
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Prince von Buelow Leaves Italy.

London May 25, 3:10 a.m.-A d.s. patch 10 the Stcfani agency from Rome says that Prince von Buelow, the German ambassador to Italy, ac- compaued by the Princess Won Bue. low, and all the German representa- tives to the Qui1iual and the vatican departed from Rome by train at 9:31 o'clock last night.
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Geneva, May 24. via Paris, May 25, t2;i5 a.m.-A number of armored trains and aeroplanes arrived at Trent today from Innsbruch The Austriaus seem to fear an attack from the Naltolina region. SlJT- mishes occurred today on the banks of the Isonzo river, which flows into the Gulf of Trieste
 An Austrian submarine. problbly from Poland, was seen off Venice this morning. Two German spies have been taken to Verona
 The Austrian emperor's proclsma. tion 10 his people recalling tine former victories over Italy has further in- flamed Italian feeling.
 Prince Won Buelow the German am. bassador, is expected to reach CLi- asso at 9:3O o'clock tomorrow morn ing. The Swiss government has in- formed the officers of the Canton of
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Rome, May A. via Paris May 25.- Complete calm prevails in Rome. Sat isiaction is expressed everywhere at the serenity of the people. which is taken to indicate their reliance in the army and navy
 Naval Commander Btayetta in an article in the G{ornale D'Italia today sayk the ..aaasvtfation of war aeainst 1~'.lA lAarsg was-,-. realization of the se- cret aspirations of the navy. owing to the severe discipline in the navy the men We're prevented from show ing that they favored the war but Italian sailors have desired such an event for years, always having been prepared and anxious for a chance "onCe more to measure themse yes with their ancient hated enemy
 Commander Bravetta recalls in his article that some years ago Admiral Paummbo, who later became minister of the navy stopped his squadron om the Dalmatian island of Lissa, where the Austrian navy under Tegei. thoff defeated the Italians under Par sano July 20, 1868, and noisted the signal remember the dead of Lissa!" All Italian sailors the commander says took a solemn oath to win or to die if good luck once again put them befor6 the Austriaus.
 >---rtow the duke of the AbTuzzi" the article concludes, alike Lotd Nelson, commands bands of brothers who united by the same pledge and in- famed by the same idea, are ready for supreme test in the sacred name Of Italy
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ltalan Consul at Constantinople Re
 ported Killed.
 London May 2i-A dispatch 10 the Exchange Telcgraph from Odessa says it is reported the Italian con sul at Constantinople has been killed.
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Turks and Germans Try to Arouse
 instruction Against Italy.


 On the Italian Frontier. via Chia5- so, May 2f, via Paris May 25.-TW Mesh ggero in Rome today prints :. story 10 the effect that it has be n assured that German and Turkish of ficers already have gone to Triroi and Cyrenaica, taking with them money and gifts for tle chiefs of the tribes in the interior of those coun- tries
 It is hoped by these officers. the newspaper adds, to bring about a great iusurlection asa.nst Italian rule.
 Italian Amhassador Leaves Austria Vienna May 24 via Amsterdam O London, May 25, 5 5 am The ltd. ian ambassador to Austria 2Hungary.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
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All the War News

The sentlnel-Record prints all the war news up to 2:30 eacn morning, two hours later than any other newS- paper reaching Hot Springs. When you read it in tnis paper you are reading the latest
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Washington, May 24.--Forecast for Arkansas Genarlly fair Tuesday and Wednesday.
, 1915-01-06

goo Is imported will be used exclusively for
the countries themselves.
Advices from Copenhagen state that the
result of the American Note is awaited in
DENIM k with the greatest interest as effect
ing the trade of %neutrals generally, there
having been too mahy cases in which the
deten:ious have proved uujusli6ed. All neu-
trails viii be gSlleful if the negotiations pro-
duce greater cIearnesS and homogeneity.
A Sw edish ship bound from Copenhagen
to Raumo, F inland, with chemical products,
was arrested by he Germans on Dec. 18th
and only released on Sunday night.
Dispatches from Stockholm state that the
Swedl4A newspapers refrain, at the sug9es-
ton eff Aho Government, from any comment
regarding the American protest, but quote
fully Kom the English and American papers,
especially the declarations that there will be
10 rupture in the good relationship existing
between the United States and England.
, 1915-01-06
Censored at Jamaica.)

London, Jany .5th-A French official COM
muuique issued yesterday afternoon states
"Before Noulette our heavy artillery reduced
the German batteries to silence. On the
Aisne and iR the Champagne the cannonad-
ing has beeIA particularly violent. Our bat
teries showed superiority and brought under
their IRE de reserve forces of the enemy.
We took several points Of support held by
the Germans IN The region of Pertbes les
Hurlus and Mesnil les Hurlus. Between
the AreOnne and the Meuse, as well as on
the heights of the Meuse, there has been IN
termittent canuonading. The effort made
yesterday morning by our troops to occupy
Boureuilles did not succeed. Our advance
con iuues III the forest LIE Pfetre. In Alsace
we have occupied important heights west of
Cernay, and have repu!sed n counter-attack
by the Enemy. In the vicinity of Steinbach
we have taken possession of u Church and
cemetery"
A Berlin official statement says: "Tho
western theatre, except for II more or less
heavy artillery combat along the front, was
generally quiet. Only near Thanh did the
enemy show great activity, ard after an
overwhelming bombnrdment of the heights +.
west of Sennheim he succeeded during the
evening i'll capturing our demolished trenches
on these heights and in connection there
with the village OF Ste.nbach, which we had
stubbornly defended and which has been
frequently mentioned in our reports Of he
last few day. The heights were retaken
, 1915-01-06
Censored at Jamaica.)

Copenhagen, JAN. 5fb-In- The course of
his speech on New Yenr's Day the King ex-
pressed the hope that the blessings of peace
would also in 1915 be accorded 20 Denmark.
Princess Aago has been safely delivered Of
Il son.
The Ministry of the Interior has fixed the
maximum price of nineteen and a half crowns
for one hundred Kilograms OF rye.
Geheimeconteensrot loss has been given
the gold medal of merit with the crown, up
on attaining his e~ightieth birthday.
The death are ANNOUNCED of Editor Robert
Heuriques and Kontorchef of the Post De-
partment Lage.
, 1915-01-06

tHe uShIhS Tor Tue VllIlSe OF OtelnOach con-
tinues. In the eastern theatre the situation
is unchanged"
A Petrograd official statement says: an
the region of Sari Kamysch, Trans-C aucasia,
on Friday a great battle continued, obvious
~ to our advantage, the enemy however con
tinuing to offer obstinate resistance. We
captured the Fiftieth regiment of infantry
almost complete, including its comman-
der and fifty officers. We also captured
SIX pieces of mounted artillery, IA machine
guns and ammunition. Next day cur troops
recNptured some positions which the Turks
had occupied, and took three machine guns
and 100 prisoners. At one point a company
OF a Caucasian regiment was dispersed by
bayonet charges, while two Turkish COM
pames were cut to pieces by our artillery
fire. A strong combat has been fought all
along our front on the lett bank of the'Vis-
tula, and an attempt by the Germans TO
gain ground in certain places III the region
of the Bzura river did not succeed On
Saturday night we discovered a paesag &c Of
Germans across the Bzura, in the vicinity of
kozloff and Biskoupi, and having walcue I
the concentration OF the entmy's forces one
of our glorious regiments surrounded the
Germans and attacked them with the bay
onet, without firing a shot, killing sew
eral hundreds in a hand to band -trug-
gle, the survivors saving their lives by sur
rendering. On Saturday afternoon a bri-
gade Of German infantry attacked our po-
sitlon near BOIgimow, uorth-eaSt Of Bolimrw
but their aseAu~ was repulsed with enor-
NOUS losses by the fire from seyelul OF our
batteries, and a counter-attack was made
with the bayonet. Desperate fighting oc-
Cured during Saturday night, continuing
until daybreak, northeast of RaWa, where
we succeeded in dislodginA the enemy from
the trenches which they had previously
taken. IL Galicia the fighting around Cor
lice and HakIiezyn continues. In the region
Of the Uzsok pass ana Rostoki we nude
progltss and drove back he enemy, wlo
fled in great disorder. We captured 200
prisoners aud some mitraiIleuses, several
companies of Austrions surIendering in a
body while in their retreat to-Uzsok the
enemy abandoned arms and ammunition.
New York, Jan. 5th-A despatch from
Willemstnd, Curacao, states that the Red D
Linor ''NIaracaibo" reports having seen the
German cruiser karlsruhe" on Friday
night between there and LaGuayra.
London, Jan. 5th-The Stock Exchange
reopened, after an unprecedented closure,
with cheers and the singing OF the National
Anthem. Many Lembers We're absent, being at
the front, and others were present in khaki.
Aliens were excluded, unless they satisfied
the committee that they had severed all con
nectIons with the enemy. Money is pleuti-
full and discounts easy, but business is re-
stricted. The war loan was quoted. at
ninety-fcur nine-sixteenth ard Consols at
sixty-eight and a half.
The death has taken place from typhoid
fever of Mr.. Percy Hlingworth, NJ. Z. and
, 1915-01-06

dUfAtlOD OF the mobile operations, and that
General Baron Manteuffel has been APP
pointed Deputy Commanding General of the
Fourteenth Corps.
A Vienna despatch states that Emperor
Francis Joseph has accepted the retirement
applications of General Won Frank command
ing the Fifth Corps, and Field Marshal
PrzyborskI, both Of whom were active in the
Servian campaign.
The "Frankfurter Zeituu9' announces thqt
the PrussiUn Government has formed a War
Cereals Society with the 60. operation Of
towns of over 90, 900 inhabitants, md thtt
representatives Of the Corn Trade Society
will buy bread and cel calls and supervise
their consumption during the critical months
preceding The new harvest. The pres 'nt
stock is believed to he 1871 below the needs
The scarcity of copper is a serious problem
and all telegraph cable wires are to be taken
down, beginning with the least importaDt
districts. Hnd acetylene is being substituted
for electric Lighting.
The Germans have removed the great
bronze gates at the railway station, Antwerp.
Replying to a plea by Herr David. a So
cialst member OF the Reicbstag, for cite
money towards Mr.. LonsdaIe, the English
PRISONER Of war now under sentence Of death,
the 'Kreuz Zeitung" warns the German
authorities against misplaced humanity
towards foreign prisoners, recalling Fled
Marshal Ven Hindenburg's declaration that
the most brutal warfare is The most humane,
because it ends war quickest.
Washington advices state that the British
Embassy has issued the following statement.
"Iurpepti1e and rosin, shipped before the
publication of The order placing them on
the list Of contraband, viii be paid fer, and
copper, shipped before the declaration Of
copper as contraband, has been paid for
or closed. No car8oes for Italy hAye been
held up at Gibraltar since December fourth,
ard Italian ships carrying commodities of
which the export from Italy is prohibited
are not interfered with unless there is clear
evidence of fraudulent intentions on tbe
part Of the shippers. Negotiations are pro
ceeding in London with a view to the re
moval Of the embargo on rubber, against u
pledge of non-export similar to that arrano-
cd with regard to German auiline dyes, bat
theY have been retarded by the discovery
of shipments of rubber from the United
States to Europe under Disguise.
1t is understood that naval stores have
been made contraband because used as ma
teIials for the manufacture of explosives in
Germany.
A despatch from Rome states That the
Dutch steamer 'Rotterdam" has been seized
by the police at Genoa because under her
cargo Of grain an enormous quantity of
copper was found hidden, besides boxes of
munitions of war destined for Germany.
Ottawa, Jan. 5th-A Royal Proclamation
summoning parliament for February fourth,
has been issued. The Legislative pro-
gramme is almost entirely financial, with
measures for the prosecution of the war.
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THE LYRIC.

A blg vaudeville program has been
arranged fur the first half " next
week beginning Sunday. Four acts
full of good wholesome comedy aud
many thrilling feats by gymnasts will
be on the program besides the regular
five reels of pictures The six Stey-
ems Troupe has been with Barnus and
Balleys circu, and proved To be the
most sensational attraction I'm the big
tent This troupe was at one time the
highest salnrlcd team of It's kind In
the show world "a Pleasant Pair IN
Il Singing Surprise" will present songs
of every description and character
which will include many Of the most
popular pieces. Leonard and Haley
are offering this delightful skit. The
SmiLetta Sisters will present real
Eymnasuc wire novelty that will nm.
douhtedly win the instant approval Of
all. These girls are gymnasts Of ex.
cpptloua ability. Frosni Is conceded
by expert musicians to be a master Of
harmony when playing the accordion
FrOsnl In his native home In Italy was
the sensation II the surrounding coun.
try and people came miles to hear this
master "rhr Fable Of the Demand
That Must Re- Supplied 10y George
Ade viii bc on the screen tomorrow
along with the regular railroad stor,
which features Helen Holmes and The
Sellg News containing the pictures OF
the latest current events
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THE EMPRESS.

Mabel Normand. Roscoe Fatty" Ar.
buckle aud Ford Sterling, all without
peers iu the movie comedian world,
appear I'm special twu.reel keystone
comedy feature to be- shown Sunday
at the Empress This picture Is gmr
autrrd tp have more laughs Ia the
foot that any other film ever released
Bcssie Welsh. noted coincidence has
been secured through special arrange
mcuts to head the new vaudeville bill
She is one NJ the highest galurlcd ar
fists In vaudeville today Her roper
toire Includes everything from ragtimo
to grand opera "A Gentleman ot
Leisure" Jesse l.. Iasky'S photodrama
founded ou the play of the same name
which Is to be- the offering nj the
Empress Monday with Wallace Eddin.
ger In the title role, tells the story of
II rich Young man who, has wagcrrd
that hc can commit a burglary and
hires a real burglar to help him with
the maccustomed job This rcnl bur.
glar has just been tipped or to "un
easy thing by man whom he sup
poses to bee friend hut thi, easy
thing whun the men start out TO
crack IT, turns out tn be- the house
Of the police commissioner himself
And tu make matters srll worse. the
rich young man Is In love with the
commissioners daughter
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AUDITORIUM.

Throngs are expected to attend the
dance at the Auditorium tonight az
this Is the last evening for practice
before the prize dance Monday night,
when six beautiful gold medals viii
hc given for the fox uOt, waltz and
one.step Mrs H. A. Summers, is man.
oger OF the huge ground floor dancing
pavilion and is always In the hall
during the dauclng The floor Of the
Auditorium Is now declared 10 be the
best Of any In the state and the man.
sgement Is being congratulated on the
success Of the dancing and the popu.
larity OF the elght.piece orchestra. A
special musical program has been ar.
ranged for Mondays dance. II will
be announced Monday.
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Continued From Page Onel
0~N~0~0~N0eN~~~-0-NNO0- 0-0s~s~~~~>~O~o-~o
wulrs These companies directed the
operation Of the white Star line. the
Red Star line the American line. the
Atlantic Transport company. the Ley.
land line and the Dominion line
II was said the rccciyershlp pro.
ceedings would not In any way disturb
the operation Of the company or It's
subsidiaries
W w. Miller II counsel for the
hondhoders committee said
ut is understood the recelvership
viii only relate TO the properties dl
rectly owned by the International
Mercantile Marine company, such AZ
the American line and the Red Stnr
line. II will not In any way effect
the so.caItd English subsidiary com.
panies."
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SCOTLAND MOTOR PLANTS
WORK STEADILY FOR BRITISH

GLASGOW, April S-All motor man.
ufacturing plants In Scotland have
been placed under government con.
troll In pursuance Of the governments =
plans to accelerate the supplying OF
war material
The plants I'm the future win he run
night and day In the production " mo.
tors for the transport department.
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At THE LOCAL PLAYAOUSES
The OVERhOLSER.

Manager Marks having gone to New
York City on business, the American
Players are under the generuship Of
Director Cummings who has planned
and superintendent some Of the most
attractive stage arrangements the
OvcrhOlser thcuter ever supplied to
pleased audiences lie also is In
charge, rs usual, Of rehenrsalS and Is
exercising general conduct Of affairs.
To his able tutorship and keen apprc
citation Of opportunities is due much
Of the success uf stop. Thief which
Is playing enormous houses this week
and which viii close tomorrow even
Ing. after performance tonight and
tomorrow afternoon Never has any
company given evidence Of such fine
versatility and diversity uf ability Hs
the American Players during their en-.
Cagcmcnt I'm oklahoma city In the
galloplng farce now ON the bill they
have proven 10 be- set of delightful
humorists clipping of every bit Of
fun that hung from the boughs of the
play and handing It TO audiences fresh
and nppetiziug Yet the preceding
week they presented with power and
finish one Of the most dramatic plays
ever written Next week beginning
Monday evening they win essay a
melOdramHtlc triumph originated by
David Belasco. "rhe Stampede" and
admirers " the organization have no
fears us to the outcome II is one
thing 10 change a bill each week, pro
viding the varying plays are mediocre,
but entirely another when productions
ARE staged In which every word counts
aud every little, tiny thing must be
just so In order to develop full power
Thousands have enjoyed stop, Thief
this week and it is expected that the
Oycrholser win be packed tonight and
at both Sundny performances.
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WRECkE ED LIVES
LEFT BY SLAVS


East Prussluus were punished for
"snlping' or for any other violation
Of the laws uf war as interpreted by
the yictors In Belgium men fired
out the windows ut German troops
aud the towns were punished by rifle
shot and torch I'm East Prussia
every man woman aud child who
could get awuy fled before the coming
of the invader They know these
Russians of old only those who
were too old OF too poor 10 go re-.
mulucd with those who refused to
believe that the Cosack is the same
beast ON horseback who rode out ~
the steppc- four hundred yrnr- ago.
II was these who suffered
II must also hc understood that tine
Russian soldier WAS quite us guilty
as the Cos~aok The rrussmu pcu-
amt, are mNto ru all uonturs "Co,.
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FRENCH JEWEL EXHIBIT
ENTERS WITHOUT DUTY

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April g.
Orders from Washington have been
received to admit free " duty four
packages NJ jewels valued at S4S0. 10
sent 10 the PanamaPacifir exposition
for display by the Legion OF Honor
of France. The duty ON the packages
would have been twenty per cent al
ynlorpm
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MILLIONAIRE TO VISIT WAR
FRONTS IN SPECIAL AUTO

CHICAGO, April John Borden
Chicago millionaire sportsman, en-
route to New York today, plans 10
visit the European battle fronts In Il
motor car imported aud reconstructed
here especially for the trip. Tho
'hiNgoan went whaling In the Are.
Tie two years ago In a 100000 yacht
built for the trip.