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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
Germans Forced to Retire
because of Italian Situation

San marked the suddenly critical itu.
alton In Rome and Vienna Austiu and
Germany were quickly convinced that
war was inevitable. The San operations
were curtailed in order to strengthen
the defense on the italian border. There
were no Withdrawals from Won Mackcn-
sens armies however The Russians
would have detected such O transfer
and directed an offensive against the
weakened enemy The fact that there
was no Russian counter offensive indi-
Gates that General won Maekensen's
halt was not due TO a dearth Of men.
Throughout the war whenever sufficient
men had been unable to advance, the
reason has been deficiency Of ammuni'
tion and It is probable that General Won
Mackensen halted because his supply OF
ammunition had not been replenished.
The Italian situation resulted in guam
titles of AMMUNITION being concentrated
on the frontier and Won Mackensen was
apparently left with q depleted supply. |
Petrograd commented on the silence Of I.
the German guns along the san II .
future facts sustain the probability that /
the Teutons are pinched for ammuni
tion. the war will be materially short
sned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
RADICAL UN|ON|SM
NOT Be TOLERATED
ON NEW BUILDING
School Board Enijoined To
Avoid Danger of Clash Be-
tween Boss and Builder

While the Salem school beard !, =.
e"' authorized the building AN,
grounds committee to employ = sn,,rin
,en1ent ,Sg of construction for tbo aa', -
mchinley school, at nor TO cyceoj "vw AZ
Ps' uay, IN addition to the emnIo,.,,,a~',, ",
W Arenltect George NJ. Post M CS Can".n r"ur
O,e,'eer at compensation of q Nv.
~ ~ u tue contract price and SIoo :,
was implicitly UNDERSTAND ana ~
tunlinittee was charged to eyerci' Wv
IRENE care that a radical ma ',v''e ra,'' eA'
s,non. S"lon !aoor on the job when il il fmu,,
o,r,a, e'sor SO as to avoid unnccessary
annoSance and delay IN coust,nctinn
, "orh such as would arise if n nnioo ''V'' .,'
v'intehdent were to attemnt to ="
nutce tne exclusive employmant 10
nnloH alDd ON the lob whom il Ia e,IE,,
Nno"h and understood that tbo 'u'.!
,.!tactorS' ,!' Snook & Traver conJnct w W,
open shop j" 'o"uuct an
Ihe subject came mn nm bo
rf '"t'" w." 'lon ion, OF Director Buren, chairman
a.. a. tne building and grounds committoo I|'s,'
,"at Tue committee be autboriged tI
'pioF a certain well known crofton,a"
as superintendent of constrrction ~
opJec'lon Whatever was raised to ~ ~
person IN view, but Cbairmo, MI. I"e
vallcu attention to the fact tbot u,"
pioP"'ed superintendent was no;",
man and that, inasmuch nc Snoo "n'os
inton1 i",eL had made it plain that tbev
n,,.sueu ,"tcnueu to employ. both union and navy non
uni9n u99nn iabor--preferably union If "O !,
Joulu lu De obtaired-there was sn,ions
ILonger or u clash, ana this the grboaI
a,'ai9 "oaI9 desired, above all tbipys % w.
AFTER some. debate, if was doci1oaI
'nai a distinct understanding bc ,naJa ,aJ"
WIN whoever was engaged ~ .nnn",n ,'"u'
sbnnII ,a"t the question Of unionisn
coYtro "ol uIlSe ON the job and tbcI
no",,ii o",ia't WIN be SO drawn 40 as toI
pgtinlJ the school board TO dfmc,so
W.T.. mL'u tne services Of the superiptendnnt
whenever 1t becomes apparent tbat ho
'"u tue contractors cannot oprno o"J
progress IL delayed in the buil1ing N.Y. w.
W mlIl also be stipulated in tho roniroa,
'pat the superintendent viii NOT br nai,I
.ne per diem allowance ubon such do,..
mat no work is done ON tbo I,% h,i,j,,yS jU,uyS
lnls Is regarded in the light Of nm H.
'entye to continuous and 1njntsrr,nt,,ni ~" w.,
work. uninterrupted
Chairman Miles reported tbo, ho
'ontfact had been drafted. nnnror"I
INA signed between the board an5 a."
contractors, 70 and that the httor h"J ,nJ
NED their bond which had bcor """ No."
.Gpted by the building committco ,',l
bairman Of the board. lie ,Iso "mu ro
'"ted that Shook q Traycr womIJ h ho
'adIy TO begin work upon the buiIlinn
within few days, and called ot,nps 8
ION to the fact that the water wbinh d
TO be furnished by Julius Vogct h,% d
ot been connected up on the gropnI, % !
$ yet and the matter was rofcrrod ,o d
"c 'oiI1ng committee with power to t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
CHAS. ZIMMERMAN
KILLED IN ROW OVER
FENCE BY NEIGHBOR
Quarrel of Long Standing Ends
In Murder of One of the
Participants

As o result of a long standing quar-
rel over lue fence. Charles Zimmer.
man, o farmer residing about three
miles from Silyerton AZ "scanty
Town, was shot and killed at n
o clock this morning by a ueighbor
named Bursell BurseI went TO Silver.
ton at once and gave himself up 10 the
constable, aud Sheriff Esch and Cor0
ner Clough both went to the scene Of
the affray as soon as II was reported
The men lived on adjoining farms
and trouble had come mp over the line
fence at frequent intervals for several
years. The quarrel came TO an end this
afternoon when Bursell shot and killed
Zimmerman instantly Both men have
families in the neighborhod and both
are well spoken Of by their friends
Details are almost wholly lacking at
this time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
AUSTRIA INVADED BY
ITALIAN ARMY AND
FOUR TOWNS SEIZED
No Resistance Offered Invaders Who Outnumber (arrii
sons soIs-Ivo " Austrans KiIedhFhst Land Engagement.
laIan Ang Leaves For the Front An d the Paudts Of
the llultitude--Sh Killed When Shell Hits Train u

nome, May 2oltaan troops have crossed the fror+ior
aaso austria occupied four towns seized important heioSt
% miles west of Trieste " '0'eo winter resort
was OFFICIALLY announced today that the tovnS of c
army. ~ ''uPeo ny the Italian
Inc invading force was comprised of troops sunnorro do
F'S OF cavalry which in earlier movements drove n to
@ and crossed the udnio river without seros
Inc cavalry and infantry then advanced alone tb
aey between the Judnio and sonzo rivers ''Os le
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

BERN, via wireless to London, NAV
2o'---R Renewing It's offensive north Of
FF@omysI General Won Mackensen Il
army mas siormcd and taken six strong.
" fortified villages aud captured g1.
ooO Russians and official statement nm.
nounccd today
other important victorics were
rIoimci by the war office in the Koyno
region.
we have driyon the Russians across
'he pnblwa river and captured 2,2lO
prisoners the statement derlnred
Russian attacks from Eiragola failed
dlsaslrouslyu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

CoFmonS' town of 1000 was the
ilIst to be occupied. Early DISPATCHES
the war offices did not indicate
'nete the enemy resisted the advance
N the Italians, The Italian right vino
however was able to occupy Cervignano
town of $500 while the left WING took
CCaPOFetto, 80 miles north Of Goritz.
VIneFs entered Terzo. The capture of
VaPOIetto was taken to Indicate that
'ne Italian invading force was much
stronger numerically than had been
first supposed.
Reports here today state that the
NastTIans are everywhere withdrawing
@yeVA miles inside the frontier. They
ave @NrOying bridges and levellinp
SvNaASsthat might be used for mill.
,Ii{ POvVoses by the Italians as they
t,uraw %,,nuraw Aowly to their lines of de.
Italians have been landed inside the
M, I1ou'ler near the head of the Adriatic
'ucy are decalred TO have encountered
ou, SIlght resistance and are moving
"ur.n"afd to form u junction with the
I1,"y Wnlch is about to attack Gortitz
rto,i r., several points the advance of the
t,' ,,"a'u9S 'aI,li, Is reported to have been met
w. "l'IHery flre from Austrian batteries
W. Du' "len Italian guns were unlimberod
withdrew '""' i"neula'ely
,,o'. on oolO sides of the frontier all small
wbo J"TS Ear are o all but cleared of civilians
IN ,"o oil I"ye we tIed in fear of attacks. Houses
and an ~, sqc0 villages on the Italian side
'au .I IN the territory on the Austrian
i,n. mu, or o.. the border now occupied by ItaI.
torS rC ",,S "aS' D'en taken over by the mill.
troops, 0''u "S quarters Tor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

nome, May 2j.-The first Iard an.
~ ,ssSyment Involving any great number
troops III the Italian. Austrian wor
Halio paI announced by the war office today
So la''Iu cavalry crossed the border In
,l,onn n'OIIlo district and attacked n
lr',nss l's austrian outpost The Aus.
,arn mr." o, were forced to retire after n
Al '' .b.6 .y642asGmcnt. An Italian destroy,
n.fio %,'gl the harbor Of Porto Buzo.
Of ''' ,bo ,.0..ioting heavy damage. Two
hrej I' enemy were killed and AZ can.
cd G,, ''gI'ail forces which have cross.
God,1 ''"'t'er are now threatening
Irgnls lngls between Isonzo ond Indniss ,he ,he
,oI ,"I'ilan n towns of Cervignapo. Cormons @
Io,, "p ,LHo we're occupied, ltoly is tbere %
" Tue new war 5" 'e''i'o'5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
THREE WERE KILLED

MARTINEZ, Cal, March g. Two pirls
aud one man we're Instantly killed 'anJ
one gir seriously injured carly todoy
when d Northern Electric train backed
into and demolished no automobile four
miles outside Of suisln Solnno county
, h. Brown manager Of the Pioneer
frnlt company of suimn and Nisses
MinbIo Poster and Nolma Eddy. Of vnco.
yille, are dead and Miss Myrtlc unri.
'uf' is suffering from frncturc Of tho
Hght arm and serious internal injuries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
.S[AVS ON OFFENSIVE
ALONG 400 MILE FRONT
PetrOgrad Claims German Advance On PzemysI Is Checked
Berlin Says Won Mackensen Has Captured Six FOrti-
ned Villages and Taken $1,000 Prisoners -- Allied
Troops Report Important Gains In DardaneIes Region

Petrograd, May 25,--Along 4oO.mile
front from southeastern Poland to
southeast Galicia, the Russians are now
on the offensive delivering smosbino
blows against the Austrian and Ger.
man lines,
rms was reported in an official state
Inent today which clearly Indicated
that tho German offensive directed
against Przemysl has been fully check.
cd while the Russians are now setting
TO thelr task of rolling back the in
southeast Of the Stry river, the Ans.
tro'uerman forces are stubbornly re.
mStihg the Slav advance and IL ia in
tnat region that the most dosporate
llghting ls developing. The Russian
forward movement continues, however.
and now heights have been captured
together with hundreds Of prisoners, Il
AZ the lnos are now drawn, the Ger.
mans must soon ovGcuate the east bank
OF the San river above Jaroslau. il h
declared here. The Russians have
crossed the river and occupied Nixko
ma hndnik' Moving southward along
the railway they cre now threateninS
20 Guy the communications Of General
Won Mackcnsen 3 main force.
IN southeastern Poland tho Russians
are declared to be steadily rolling The
norlnans back from Kielce To Stnnzof
IN the Shawl region the Germans are
delivering iso'atcd attacks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
VICTIMS Of TYPHUS
DYING LIKE FLIES
IN SERV|AN TOWNS
Plague Sweeps Out Whole
Families and Dead Are
Trnbled Into Trenches
(By Henry Wood \

No,r 3crNla May 2.-By mail f.
of tbe fcT, tarrihI hMI'allevo aI, is the black hol
Seryia Tbore n " pnus soPo Piague rayaginl
and children i, e,e tt oVVo men, Womel
demic hoaom :" .ne town when the epi
lilies The yictin,,P itiP,us OUT whole fam
$50 ranidI, tbn4 a ale uylhg llke file
have ioat oc,,nt ,n'' thG town authorities
stiu sm,,;,.im , tS;.n'' At least 1000 of those
disease and aro s Snt.,s' %nt strlcHeh with til,
DR.. r, MacCooIinntns GIGiu,itns lot their lives
Duchess comntT Nan gna''i, OF ked Hook
conditions in H. 4vT t,a't lork, pictured
today Tia boJ ssPnuS center to me
lievo. wbnro Lo srJon J"'t arrived from Va
| ING the nloano F'"' iour months right
S'Tbe mjE % wor no,
of the terrihlo WY lou can get an idea
is by reading occonnts ,tsO,S Us at tle town
great plagnos of tho n"'o ,,,;1,, u some OF the
said. " '"' "''uu'e ages, he
H.. roo,.,..,
with tvphus In twn '','r"i.l os a.. was stdieken
the recurrans ;, onJ u n tia worst Iorms,
maticus, - ' '"e eAahtha'
Dr. Albert CooLo e.
surgeon of BROOKLYN X v % Poitee n
Cookineham : oni,. Eno,i.2 ~, ~ ana Dr.
companion in tho eebinssi. s i'nL,sPe1aHlhg
Valievo. died of II '''" NUS OF
During tbp first fon ,,o.u
made an effort to DIVA +bn ine n;ns, Vnoy
decent burial.,' sai3 Dr 10 %oai,t.'ih I'H'lnls a
That was when tbo doot UooAinRnah'
only 80 IN. N 5or, i"'e was
or - - udN'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

American note will be relayed at least
q week, according to Berlin adyices
heretoday. The government officials
are declared to be- entirely occupied
with the Italian situation.
London, May 2j.-Ilollnnd has sent
n note 10 Germany regarding the loss
Of Dutch lives in the sinking Of tho,
Lisitania by German submarine, ae.
cofding 70 dispatches. from The Hapse
today The text Of the protest has not
been made public, but Is said 10 be-
similar to the American note.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
IPoru., SS y ]. w, T. MASON.
''u''' European MANAGE of

NPe1n manager Of the
No. y United Pross.)
he 4" An.,,rA iorA, May 25-The inabilitv of
EAST S,l oS , lIlans and Germans to proGress
70 tbo S' "a. Iay San river is undoubtedly 5pe
ton ft,,s,,Iaetlons f,., of the italian situa.
Gslieio' Ivy mas probably saved eastern
possibIo rom recapture, for il Is inn.
suffic; ,oI W the Teutous now to deyelop
Prlqny.' y powerful offensive about
Rnuiss,, 0ua Lomburg to drive out the
ID, NJ S,, Au''ro.Germau armies reached
Week, !, w W, May Is. It required two
m g,I, V drive the siavs out of wsSt. sSo
il 10 con9, ,'5 the latter apparently being
soyirg 'al.,Ion to fight a permanentlS
alars action. Then came a sudden
as In ISi,,.g,c General Won Mackensen % Iost
shs,e5 5',,lye " While one wing pro.
'sltie, yd.gl y,ug other floundered In diffi.
sde 10 i,GG!!A'ng occurred on the Russian
.ou,ibl,on Indicate that the slays were verse; re.
su,sisp,s l ,or the undOubted check. The
Pst,oprsd" "e,e not on the offensive and
iapondeS, expected no victories Cor.
y ihe To,,, Ts were openly pessimistie af.
Tie daye.u aeutoas s,n arrived at the san
'O''oWing the arrival at the .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
GERMANY WILL SPARE
NEUTRAL SHIPS BUT
HOLDS TO OLD POLICY

Amsterdam, May 2j.--Germany win
agree 10 instruct her submarine CON.
manders to do everything possible 10
ay,0,id troubling neutral shipping, but
Will explain that the submarine war.
iare cannot be abandoned.
This IL the position that will be- taken
IN reply Of the foreign office to Presi.
dent Wilson's note Of protest, accord.
ing TO foreeases of the note contained
ID private adyices received here today
The German reply, II ~ said, will be-
eoaehed in the most friendly terms.
Germany's official reply 10 the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

Carlo, Egypt, May 90 Three ihous.
onI Turks were killed in fierce en-.
Rngcmont in connection with the Dard.
aneIlcs operations, It was officially an.
uounced here today, The allied troops
made important gains as result Of the
IllhlinN taking several Turki.h
trenches,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
Commercial Organizations Of
City Hold Huge Get To-
gether' Meeting
live WIRES OF CITY
PLEDGE THEIR SUPPORT
Membership Committees An
pointed to Work For Con-
sOlidated club

The new plans for scientific man.
agement of commercial organizations in
TINS city, under the Reorganization
movement now in progress in Salem
were received with enthusiastic demon.
strations by the vast gathering at the
Marion last evening. the occasion was
the citizens get-togetherv dinner for
iaunching the campaign for members in
the recognized body, and in resnonse
TO the invitations scene 300 of the nnh.
Lic'splrlted citizens Of Salem gathered
Tor the dlnner-many more than conId
De seated in the large dining room.
some 3O members of the Portland
chamDer OF commerce secured a speciol
traln from there in order that tbey
might attend the meeting last niobt In
this delegation were President o. C
90 T. Secretary Frank H. Smith and tbe
heads Of six of the nine bureaus in that
organizations ''"'
AT the close of the dinner President
hamilton, Of the Commercial cub in.
troduced Judge Charles MeNarv os
master OF ceremopiA. In nccentino tbo
! hOnOr Judge McN0tv ototod u,aS w
had been seepticoI os' '.atea lnat he|
of uniting tbe vorio,,s ,,,o lpaiSS'plllty
the city into one bo5', y, ,sI"'ha''ohs or
sympatbv with ,ba ocS, anu was not IN
ment. and baJ fro,I,i, Ioi,soll1aVloh move
but on ooining a tborSSa Sa'u 1S much,
ing OF the excellent plans which bodI
peeh prepared, and seeing their nd.
The consolidation moyemert 'In'Gll W n TO
that all present ybo ' ha1 ne noped
opposite view with bir, "u SHARED lhe
converts bplorp le,vinn ,L "ouiu "'so De
Scientific Managon,o,n nv uIhInR hail
Judge McNgry inirodna.i ioElueu'
Griffith. of por,Iond ng rankin T.
Railway Ti,b,' 'IS'Ieht n OF the
pany, who emphasized tho naoJ y"vs of @ Voln'
erly conducting conlmeroiai i'u VI prop
tions and tho odoution 80 "a, a. oIgaul"n- sl
organizations Of tbe nlan ,u' nS eiIlcient
M had boon " ScIenilIlc
and with rnworEobIa a uone III torl.
lad been prappreJ sor Sei' IueSS ana as
"You are gbunt IN on,ha%
hing with yhirb yon y" some
ar, y said he .,The "'u ann,i. hot iamiI.
cientifir mnrogament 70 taPP,ieatlon Pe''tlon OF
organization work, tbe nsa - Coilller'lal
eeking out ,bo man hos. 'q az ", pralns IN
onduct Of tbo w,,k for 'i.'eu ,t lor the
", and cpIistfDg tbeir sor" "g voI'lnun' l
iork. the srgrpgation of ,ho IVES J." lne
ureaus TO .pcugIize in nor,j,'o''. '"g "oIN lu'o
b the accomplishment W ~ ''tH'"' ,Gn lines, lines,
ecossqry for The commnui,, "o 'o in'ns'
publication of gfiict bnsimnsa sooui lu'
(. the conduct of publir wo, "TTr,lIes
he plnp. fhp opbortnn;, w., O' u" unuer
ffripni s...I,. to tho nn,,n,,'. ,ui "'oI'
multiplied and prent deai shanii "Ip are
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
King Leaves for Front,

Rome, May 2j.-King Victor En-
manuel Ieft fer the front early today,
accompanied by his staff and escorted
by Cnlrassiers. Huge crowds lined tbe
streets, cheering and waving flags. The
monarch was accorded a remarkable
ovation. '''' ""Oio
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
PLANNING MILL BURNS.

Portland, Or, May 25-Fire " On.
known origin early today destroyed the
Enterprise planing mill The damage
is estimated at 10000 August Rosen
owned the plant, and Joseph pp1uct the
building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

When husband declares that he ia
gong out mud thrash some man il IA
bis wife e's duty TO beg him 10 be- calm
even when she knows that he would
walk 80 blocks ont Of bis way To dodoe
the other fellow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

London May g5-- Consianiinople
dispatches today stated that an official
statement there announced the sinking
OF Ru~Ian wnrship IN the Black sea
by Turkish submarine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

London, May 25.--Five or six civil.
ians were killed when speeding train
was struck by a shell during the Aus.
TRAN oombardment Of Ancona. accord.
ing to Rome dispatch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
Neutrality Proclaimed

Washington, May 25.-President vii.
son proclamation Of neutrality relat.
ing to Austria and Italy was issued by
the state department. '
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
The Weather
Oregon, Tonight

pItRuu' lnhlKhl
a nd Wednesday
probably showers
west, fair east por
tom light frost
tonight 10 the ex
treme east portion
aud south 20 west
windA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

Continued on page twoJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-08
TO DANCE IN
SCHOOL HOUSES
H. PLANS OF RECREATION SOCI-
ETY. IN SESSION AT THE ENPO-
sITION ARE CARRIED OUT IN
THE FUTURE
United Press Service

United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. July S.-The
school houses of the country will be
lighted AT night like the Tower OF
Jewels at the exposition, and from
behind the classic portals will come
the strains of tango rags, one-steps,
fox trots and other popular music OF
tho day.
Instead of looking for father in his
favorite cabaret, he'll be found down
at sisters high school. gyrating with
the lady next door. This is what will
happen If the plans of the National
Congress on Recreation are carried
out. In an address to the congress,
in session at the exposition. ]. Rich
ards, superintendent of Fairgrounds
and sports of Chicago. told the dele
gates that there is no evil in dancing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-08
MT l.Akl lOCONlCS
q Q .

The Nj, I.aki people celebrated the
Fourth with picnic Monday at the
Archie colson place. There was a
lsiac gathering for the day. and the
dinner was followed by ball game.
Later there were games and music,
and the day was enjoyed by all
Ilaying has commenced. but Is tenn
porarily stopped ON account Of the
rain
Allen McComb was out for the pic
uic Monday.
On sunday evening. July llth. at
four illustrated lectures will be given
nj Nj. Laki church. This lecture is
to deal with Child Life Throughout
the World" and will be illustrated by
sixty beautifully colored slides, all
OF which depict some phase of the
child life of various countries other
than our own. All are invited to at
tend.
Miss Mary McComb of Pine Grove
spent the Fourth with her uncle. J. A,
McComb, and family.
Tho -hoped-for rain Is here,
and is worth thousands of dollars to
Klamath county.
Mrs, Judge Griffith and daughter
Marie of klamath Falls are visiting
relatives and friends In tho Mt. Laki
Judge Griffith came out for
the picnic at Archie Colson's Monday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-08
What the War
Moves Mean
liy j. W. T.. MASON

written for the United Press
Germany's new objective in the Easi
is revealing itself as IA drive against
Warsaw from the south. coupled with
the isolation in Southern Russia OF
the Slavs. who are being forced from
Galicia.
This double intention was the pur-
pose Of the offensive in August. 1t
failed then. and success is not certain
now General Won Linsengen is push
ing the Slavs through Eastern Galicia
toward the Russian border. Once
over their own frontier they will be
prevented from relieving Warsaw by
II direct route because of the extern
sive' marshes in southern Poland. Be-
tween these marshes and the Vistula,
Field Marshal Won Mackenzen is OPP
Grating. The only way the Russians
defeated in Galicia can attack Won
Mackenzen's forces Is along the mar
row plain running from Galician from
tier, northeast Of the marches. This
gateway must be closed by Won Mack
enzen, and he is closing 1t with his
right wing.
The rest of Won Mackenzen's army
is moving toward lvangorod. the only
fortified center on the Vistula south
of Warsaw, which is without fortiflca-
ton. The Polish capital is defended
by u field army in two entrenched
camps along the Vistula. One is No
vogeorgievsk, twenty miles northwest
and the other Is Ivangorod, fifty miles
10 the south. Field Marshal Won Hin
denberg tried to capture Warsaw
from Novo Georgievsk and failed. He
also tried to subdue lvagOrod from
every direction except that which Won
Mackenzen Is taking. The effort of
Field Marshal Won Mackenzen Is.
therefore, the final hope of the Ger
mans.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-07-08
Notice Inviting Proposals to Furnish
Screens for City Hall

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will he received by the Com
mon Council of the City of klamath
Falls, Oregon, for making and INSTALL
ing screens in the windows of the city
hall. in accordance with specifications
on file with the Police Judge. Also
for furnishing five window awnings.
Proposals will be received up to
and including the 18th day of July,
1915. at the hour of o'clock p. m.
At which said date and hour all pro-
posals will be opened and considered,
A. l.. LEAVITT. Police Judge
BY order Of the Common Council,
dated July 6, 1915. S-3t