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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
Germans Charge English With
Flying Neutral Flag On
Ammunition Packets
MAY FORM BASIS FOR
ANSWER TO REJOINER
Report Asked From Ambas-
sadOr Page In London
Not Yet Received
BY John Edwin Nevin.

Washington, June 81. -- Serious
charges Of abuse of the American flag
by the allies have been made to the
state department by Germany, IL was
learned today.
The charges filed covered at least
six instances In which use OF the flag
was abused within the past two months.
A report has been asked from the
American embassy In London, but moth.
ing has yet been heard from Ambas.
sador Page.
II was learned authoritatively today
that Germany has also cited the flying
Of other neutral flags by disguised
British ships combing the seas for Ger.
man submarines, These charges, il IL
expected, will figure IN Germany 70.
ply to President Wilson's latest note
regarding the submarine wnrfare. The
position will be taken that with the
allies using such methods Il is impos-
shle for submarine commanders TO oh.
serve ordinary usages and operate In
accordance with the international rules
Of visit and search before sinking sus.
I''''u NNNhNlHs
The state department has already
been informed Of Germany's charge that
the submarine U.eO was rammed and
sunk by British tank steamer flying
the Swedish flag. Advantage was TAX.
en- Of the opportunity for attack af.
forded when the submarine COMMANDER
asked that the tanker show her papers.
the Germans charge. This is denied by
the British admiralty, which has de-.
clared the U-20 was sunk by warship.
and officials here are puzzled how Gep.
many was Informed Of tho manner in
which the submarine was sunk II the
crew perishcd
Gormany's accusations are expected
to figure also in the note which the
United States will direct 10 England.
regarding Interference with neutral
commerce. Officials today admitted
that among the vessels which arc
charged with having flown the stars
and stripes are 81. Georges channel
freightcrs carrying cargocs Of muni.
tions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
Railway Center Captured

Berlin. via wireless to London, June
2l-Rayauska, the important railway
center commanding Lemberp, has been
captured by the left wing Of General
Won Mackcnscn y Austro.German army,
IL was officially announced today.
Rayaruska ia 80 miles northwest of
the Galician capital The capture Of
the city B a further development Of
the cuveloping movement about Lem.
berg The Tcuton forces are IN posi-
ton 10 advance directly upon the
capital along the railroad from Rayar.
uska 10 support of the main army ham.
mering az The dcfcnses only II miles
west Of Lembotg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

The hearing Of the application of
Arthur Girod for o guardian 10 be- ap.
pointed for Gustave A. Girgd was be-.
Ing conducted before Judge Busbey 10.
day Arthur Girod BE- q son Of Gustaye
A. Giroi and together with biz brother
pctiti0ncd that someone be- appointed
to handle the affairs Of their father
who Is over so years OF age and said
10 be- feeble because Of his advanced
age. A number of witnesses were be-
ing examined by both sides Of the con.
tt0yory Attorneys pogue and Roberts
represent the pluintiff and A. y. Condit
for the rcmonstratUf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
Italians Claim Victory.

Rome June ol,--llcavy fighting con.
tinucs for possession of tho heights
about Plova on tho lsonzo, an official
statement from the war office an.
nounced today. The last Of these
heights were taken by the Italians on
the 18th but strong counter attacl,r
have been made by the Austrians, who
have suffered heavy losses. General
Canora reported.
Reinforced Austrian dotachments
are cndcayoring to dislodgo the Italians
from their positions dominating the
plains lending toward Gorit2. Repeated
night attacks Of the enemy have been
rcpulsed and all Of the heights taken
are still held Rain and fog is hamper.
ing the operations Of tho Italians to
some extent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
FRENCH CAPTURE MILE
OF GERMAN TRENCHES
Surprise Attack Results In
Victory With Heavy
Losses to Enemy

Paris, June 2l.-Nearly mile Of Ger.
man trenches were captured in a sur
prise attack delivered by the French,
the official communique stated today.
Taken entirely unawarcs, the enemy
was driven out with heavy losses.
llurricdly reinforced, the Germans de-
liyercd repeated counter attacks, but
were rcpulscd.
"Our troops found tho trenches filled
with German bodies,p tho official
statement said.
All captured positions about Calonno
are being held, despite vigorous count.
cr attacks of the enemy, II was added
Important successes arc also claimed in
the battle north Of Arras and northwest
of Comarin, Alsace,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
DYNAMITE PLANTED
IN WINDSOR ARMORY
FAILS TO EXPLODE
Attempt Also Made To Wreck
Overall FaCtOry---CermanS
Are Suspected

Detroit, Mich, June 2l.-An attempt
to blow mp the armory Mt Windsor, Ont,
whore troops are quartcred, was made
early today simultaneously with the
Peabody Overall plant Two hundred
soldiers were asleep in the building at
The time.
4 man on guard at five a. m. acci.
denially stumbled upon 20 sticks Of
dynamite, 10 which was attached a
fuse, partly burned.
The authorities nt Windsor believe
German spies are responsible for the
attempt and that they muggled the c1.
plosiyos across the border from De.
iroit during the night
The waichman In tho armOry heard
slight explosion shortly before five
o clock but WIS unable 10 locate the
cause OF II then n rs now believed II
was the explosion of the dynamite cap
0n The fuse and that II was intended
set OF the dynamite hut failed TO work
properly
A suit case containing 20 stocks Of
dynamite and bearing a clockwork AT.
iachmrnt for timing the hour Of er.
plosion was found in the armory shortly
after five "a. m The clock was set for
3.lj and the fuse was partly burned.
The cap had exploded but the mcchan.
Ism was faulty and the dynamite failed
10 20 off,
The police Of Windsor hoped to catch
The persons responsible before they
could flee across the border.
August Frank. *, a German.Ameri.
ran wns arrested at Windsor later as
a suspect bot he asserted that he could
prove an abb. Ills assertion has been
partly verified The Detroit police do
moi believe be- h guilty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
Invaders Storm Last Line Of
IrenChe S 5 Miles From
CaIician City
AUSTRIANS PRESS ON
AT POINT OF BAYONET
Russians Hurry Troops and
Heavy Guns From City To
Russian Border

Berlin, via The Hague June 2l,-
Lemberg is about to fall. Before the
eyes Of the kaiser, now on the eastern
front in supreme command, the victor
ious Austro.German armies will soon
enter the Galician capital, 1t is expect.
ed here,
Austrian troops are storming the last
line of Russian defenses only eight miles
from Lemberg, according to the latest
reports from Przemysl today, and the
Slav forces are preparing to cyacuatc
the city
Trainloads Of Russians are being hur.
ricd from Lcmberg toward the Russian
border Ayiators have also reported
sighting long trains, bearing heavy
guns aud munitions leaving the city for
Russian territory. A general move.
mcnt to clear the city Of all troops and
guns, except small force to cover the
Slay retreat is reported to be under
way.
The Russian positions eight miles from
the city, now being attacked, are on n
strongly fortified ridge, Latest re-.
ports declared Austrian troops were
sweeping forward with the bayonet
under cover Of heavy artillery fire to
rout the Slays from their last strong.
hold. Once this ridge is taken, Gen.
eral Mackcnsen entire army Is cx.
pected to sweep over the plains before
the city without opposition
After being driven from Grodct on
Saturday, the Slav forces fell bacl, up.
on Lemberg itself Through the gap
between Lake DrozdowiecM and Lake
Czcrlanski, General Won Mackcnscn
rushed flying columns Of cavalry aud
infantry 10 harrass the retreatng
forces, The Slavs at first feebly re,
sisted the Austro.Gorman attack three
miles east Of tho lakes. Then addi.I
tional forces Of the Tcutonic allics came
up and throughout Saturday night aud
Sunday the Russians were in full re.
treat
Rows Of trenches were abandoned be-.
fore the steady advance Of the Austro.
Germans until the ridge now being
hatilcd for was reached, There the
Russians are making q stand fighting
to resist the onward
charge of the Teutonic hosts.
Unofficial reports reaching hero
from the front today declare the kaiscr
plans TO enter Lcmberg at the head of /
his victorious troops lie has cslab
Iishod his headquarters at Pless, in
southern SiIesia ns near 10 the fight /
Ing front os II was deemed advisable |
10 establish the German field capital, |
and from there is able to motor to the
lnIIln limo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
GIRL s CONFERENCE
TO BEGIN SESSION
IN SALEM FRIDAY
Delegates From All Parts Of
the State To Be Present
AT Meeting

Salem is to be the mecca Of young
women interested in Sunday school
work, when the Third Annual Girls
Conference begins next Friday after.
noon in the First Congregational
church to continue until Sunday even.
ing, June 27,
The conference includes girls from
fifteen to twenty years Of age all over
western Oregon, and IL is confidently
expected that nearly every Sunday
school in this portion Of the state will
be represented
It is mterdenominational, under the
direct supervision Of the State Sunday
School Association whose headquarters
are in Portland with Rev G. A. Phipps,
general secretary
Each Sunday school class of girls in
the western part Of the state is enti.
tied to two delegates and It is thought
likely that 200 outside delegates will be
present Meetings viii be held in the
First Congregational church with the
exception Of the opening meeting which
Is 10 Dt Nflu III lHt ill0N "'NhVh''b
Episcopal church,
Principal among the speakers for the
conference are Mrs H. NJ. Ormsby
formerly Of Portland aud now in charge
of sunday school work in Idaho; Rev,
Charles A. Phpps, Miss Georgia Wick.
cr Of the Portland Y, W. G, A. aud
Mrs. Charles Parks Of Salem.
The conference opens Friday with
a party given By the Salem girls, when
the Young women will give sho-t talks.
During the recreation period Saturday
afternoon, the girls win be taken on a
tour Of the public buildings Of Salem,
Much interest In the meeting is be.
ing taken by girl. all over the state
and they win give practically all the
program,
Reduced rates to the conference have
been furnished by the railroads and
delegates are to be entertained free 10
Salem homes. Miss Laura Hest Of
Salem is conference director and is in
charge Of entertainment arrangement
The election Of officers will take
place saturday afternoon. Miss Wicker
|F..tg....I au Dana Etvbf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
WHAT GERMANY WANTS
By Carl W. Ackerman.

United Press staff Corrcspoudent.)
Berlin, via Tho Hague, June n. --
Germany intends 10 discuss with the
United States several points covering
naval warfare before definitely stat
ing her future policy az TO submarine
attacks.
The next note TO Washington will
probably open this discussion, learr
today Trimming the reply Of the i'm
pornl government is still In the con.
vcfsationul stage and there have been
no informal preliminary exchanges be.
tween Ambassador Geurd and Foreign
Minister Won Jugow The kaiser il
still in Gulcin whore he is expected
20 remain until the successful conelu.
sion Of the campaign against Lcmberg
This may mean that forwarding OF the
German answer may be- delayed until
the kaiser returns 10 Berlin, but | have
learned that he may not confer with
Dr. Meyer Gerhard, the emimary OF
Ambassador Won Bcrnstorff, until aft.
or the note now being framed il dis
patched TO Washington.
This fact confirms reports which I
have received that the reply 10 Presi.
dent Wilson'S reioindcr viii not be fin.
al, but will call for further exchanges.
II is known that Won BernstOrff dc.
sircs that the kaiser be given first
hand information Of the position Of tho
American government and sentiment OF
the people II Is accepted, therefore,
that the imperial government would
not commit itself to any final dcclara.
ton before Dr. Gerhard Is heard, and
since the ambassadors messenger may
not see the kaiser until after the new
note IN dispatched, II Is regarded as cer-
tain TO be preliminary TO more general
discussion o. wnrfare upon the seas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

2 suit for divorce has been filed in
the circuit court by Emma Fnist
against Matthew Faist The couple
we're married iB Nebraska in 1908 md
have three children Dofetta aged y
years. Elwood aged years and Alfred
aged { years The plhinliff asks for q
divorce ou the grounds Of cruelty and
iuhumnn treatment and gross int0Hirn.
tion. fhp states that she iH The owner
OF 90 acres of growing grain 90 the
George trorhn farm and asks for %
clear title 20 THE property Smith and
shields represent Tho plaintiff
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
Marines Not Landed,

San Diego, Cal, June 2l.-AccOrding
to advices received here today there is
no immediate prospect Of landing ma
rinos or blue jackets from the t. $, $.
Colorado, which arrived at Guaymas
late Sunday,
Reports have been received, how.
ever, Of fighting some distance north
Of the American settlement and it is
believed that the troops sent by Goner.
al Maytorana have encountered the
marauders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
Advance Is Halted.

Vienna, via Berlin, June 2l.-Since
being defeated at Plavaz several days
ago the Italians have not attacked
around Gorit2, an official statement an.
nounccd today, Skirmishiug is reported
in the Carnic Alps whore the Austrians
have taken n number Of prisoners,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
AMERICANS ARE HELD

Washington, June 81. -
John Reed, magazine writer,
: and Boardman Robinson, artist,
have been arrested at Kholm,
: Russia, supposedly for endeav.
orlng to enter the war zone.
( The arrest of the Americans
was reported to tho state de.
partment today in n message
! from Ambassador Mayer, in
< Petrograd,
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
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BRITAIN FACES DEFICIT

= London, June 21.-Great
: Britain faces deficit of mora
! than $2,5OO,OOO,OOO in excess of
I its revenues, Reginald McKep.
! ma, chancellor of the excheouer
: told the house of commons TO.
! day McKenna introduced n
! bill providing for a supple.
! mental loan of $l,225,OOO,O66.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

Judge Galloway today granted an or
der dismissiug the suit Of y, Q, Royal
against William Clergyman and others
upon motion OF the plaintiff. Tho plain
IRE sets forth In his motion the fact
that A. j. Brauld one Of the defend
ants has filed petition Of voluntary
bankruptcy and j. II velie has been
appointed trustee aud the title 10 the
property 10 question has been correct
ed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

Atlanta, Ga, June 2l-Leo NJ. Frank
will not hang for the murder of Mary
Phagan. Governor Slaton committed
the death sentence imposed upon Frank
to life Imprisonment and the noted
prisoner today arrived at the Milledge.
vile state prison farm. He will be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

Sometimes a man gets tired Of being
good aud experiments in vice out of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

The man who likes 10 hear himself
talk IS about the only one who cares
10 listen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
Noted Prisoner viii Not Paw
Death Penalty For the
Phagan Murder
GOVERNOR SLATON SAVES
MAN IN SHADOW OF MOOSE
Angry Crowds Gather When
News OF Reprieye Is Spread
About Towns

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4 y
J; Atlanta, Ga, June 2l.-The X
x Atlanta police were warned j;
J; this afternoon to look out for !;
,; big party reported to be en- 4;
x route to Atlanta from Cobb to );
:; take vengeance upon Governor i;
y Slaton for committing the death y
:; sentence of Leo NJ Frank to X
4 life Imprisonment. X
i 4;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

Continued on Page SIX
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