The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-07-30

NOAAl0Ay contemporaries q VNA
loan in September, says an Amster-
dam dispatch.
The new Russian ministry Of mu-
nitions, with power to mobilize all in
dustries. is to be created.
It is reported that an enormous
mass OF war munitions is pouring in
to Vladiyostok port for the Russian
armies.
The Russians are said to be suffer
ing from lack of artillery and ammu-
milton and a shortage Of officers to
command their forces.
A second Italian cruiser has fallen
victim to an Austrian submarine. The
Giuseppe Garibaldi, one of a squad
ron Of four which bombarded Cattaro,
was toroedoed and sent to the bot
tom.
The allies total casualties of the
Dardanelles expeditionary forces to
date in killed, wounded and missing
have been 42,434 officers and men,
Premier Asquith told the House OF
Commons.
The Swedish bark Capella and the
Norwegian bark Nordlyset, both tim
Der laden and bound for England,
were set On fire in the North sea by
German submarines.
The American note to Germany.
which is declared to be the final
word Of the United States govern
ment with reference to further trans
gressions of its rights, has been dis
patched to Berlin.
1t il reported In Berne, Switzer-
land, that the German government
has issued an order prohibiting the
export of all German beer. The mo-
tive suggested is that production al
ready has been reduced by the war to
SO per cent.
A new vote Of credit of ESQ.,
VUVsOVV N$SOVsVOV,OUVJs W0o OuuNSA
In the British house of m This
second Supplemental ry vote will bring
the sum actually appropriated by par
lament for val expenditures to the
total Of 465O.0O0, 900 49, 81 900 ,0O0).
A Bulgarian ministerial order was
issued. says the Times Sofia, Bull
garia, correspondent, definitely sus-
pending railroad communication with
Turkey. The step appears to have
been taken In consequence Of contin-
ued Turkish interference with trafic.
Labor troubles are affecting the ma
lions at war. The stocks Of war
munitions Of Great Britain and
France are likely to be considerably
courtailed through q strike Of the
Remington Arms and Ammunition
company at Bridgeport. Conn.,. where
large contracts are outstanding.
sfENEkAl
Alberta, Can, voted dry. in a re-
ent election, two to one.
Theodore Roosevelt told . crowd at
Portland. Ore, he will speak on sub
1ects Of national interest, but not for
eapheads and m~ollycoddles.
Five deaths resulted from the heat
IN Philadelphia and q sixth man COM
mitted suicide while temporarily In
sane from oppressive weather.
Ten dictographs have been install
"a In the Illinois penitentiary in an
effort to detect the murderer Of Mrs.
Odette n. Allen, wife Of Warden Ed
mund n. Allen.
Nebraska has suffered at least 81
100000 hail damage to crops this
year, IN the opinion Of G. o. Talmage.
nanager Of the Columbia Fire Under
writer's. n Omaha firm.
Germans working IN American fac
tories producing war munitions which
nay ~ used against Germany are
.91lable Is prbsecution tor treason. ac-
cordfng az "a ofacial declaration pub
lished ii Berlin.
Rsvenee prompted Christian P.
Berthsche ~ turn informant, accord
tng u HI ON story - related in the
frial Of bribery charged against for
Nor Detective sergeants Walter
n'Brisn and william Egan y Chicago.
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