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Of the allies a few days ago.
"Move away or dynamite will move
you,n is declared TO have been one Of
the threats the minister received
"Bcfore the leaves turn, you will be
stretched under the ground" another
threatening letter said.
The pro'German statements Of Rev.
Kaiser are said to have even estranged
some members Of the congregation Of
the st. James Evangelical Lutheran
church, OF which he was pastor.
The body Of the minister was found
in vacant lot near the church last
night. He was apparently killed in his
home, however, and the body then drag.
ged out to the bushes In which II was
discovered. struggle evidently took
place In the parsonage as the furniture
in tho living room and dining room was
found overturned and two bullets were
imbedded in the wall Of the latter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-25

assigned to the Paris bureau. He re-
turned to the United States to take
over the cable desk in the New York
office a few years later and was re-
assigned to Paris after nearly year in
America.
Carl w. Ackerman, a graduate Of the
Columbia School of Journalism, Joined
the United Press in 1912. He saw ser.
vice in the New York, Albany, Pnila-
delphia and Washington bureaus. In
the last-named bureau, Aclterman was
assigned to the diplomatic run -
covering the various embassies and le-
cations, He made special study of
foreign affairs and languages, fitting
himself Fer foreign post. He was
transferred to London early in the year,
and within few weeks to Berlin.
Miss Alice Rohe, manager of the
Rome bureau, first gained fame by her
work for New York papers several
years ago. She was one of the first of
the modern type of women reporters
not just feature writer's, but general
assignment reporters. She had cOnsid.
erable experience in foreign work prior
to ner assignment as head of the Rome
bureau in 1914.
nry Wood is another mid.western
product, getting his first newspaper ex-
perience in Ohio He is one of the
oldest members Of the United Press
foreign staff in point of length of EN-.
ployment and up until six months ago
was in charge of the Rome bureau. Be
ing succeeded by Miss Alice Robe,
Wood Travelled extensively in the Bal
kans and later was attached to the
Paris bureau. He recently left here for
trip through Serbia, Greece, Rumania
and Turkey, and on June 7th cabled
from Constantinople an interview with
Enver Pasha, Turkeys "man of des
tiny" II was Wood who scored the
famous eight.hour beat on the news OF
the death of Pope Plus.
Wilbur S. Forrest, one OF the staff
Of the ICndon bureau, was in charge OF
the Cleveland bureau Of the United
/ Press up TO the time Of his transfer
early this year, to the otner side. II,
has had wide general United Press ex
perence in the Milwaukee, Chicago
| Raleigh, Columbus and Washington bu
reaus. Forrest was the first American
newspapermen 10 reach Queenstown aft
or the Lusitania was torpedoed, and hi
| graphic story gave the American presi
splendid picture Of the horrors of tha
! disaster.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-25

became staff correspondent Tor the
Newspaper Enterprise Association,
travelling over the United states ana
abroad. He joined the United Press at
the time Of the Madero revolution IN
Mexico, entering Mexico City with Ma.
der0. Leaving there later ne went
abroad, covering the Olympic games
for the United Press, and returning
again to Mexico City at the time OF
the overthrow of the Madero govern
ment. His world scoop on the landing
of the American marines at vera cruz
was the most brilliant of long series
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-25
WELSH COAL MINERS
BEGIN SECOND STRIKE

Cardiff Wales Aug. 25.-For the sec
ond time within few weeks Great Bri-
tain was today threatened with q strike
Of 100000 Welsh coal miners.
At llafors 900 men walked out to-
day, declaring that the agreement un-
der which they returned 10 work recent
ly after Lloyd.G George, minister Of mum.
tions intervened, had not been carried
out. The miners claim the government
has tried to play into the hands of the
mine owners. That other miners are in
sympathy with those who struck today
is evident, and n general walkout ls
threatened unless an early agreement is
reached.
The miners federation executive
council today appointed committee TO
confer with Lloyd.6vorge and present
the grievances OF the men TO him. IL -
believed here the munitions minister
will see that the agreement entered into
is observed by the operators. The min
crs, il IN said, do not trust Walter nun
ciman, president Of the board of trade.
Ruuciman had an active part in the et..
forts 60 bring the last strike TO an emu
but the miners will place their reliance
in Lloyd.George in the present difticul'
ty. I'm,
The miners Cancellation board will ba
called for n meeting shortly, but 1t was
stated no agreement had yet been
reached az TO action TO be taken IN case
the appeal to Lloyd'George falis'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-25

the capitals.
The belligerents scarcely have begun
to pay for the war Almost the whole
Of the $75,000000 day which the Ger
man minister Of finance estimates the
war is costing, has been raised by loans.
Hardly any war taxation has been inn
posed in Europe. Germany has an.
nounced that she will fight to the end
Of the war on loans. The English cab
met is reluctant to act in this matter,
despite the fact that England has been
used to levy heavy taxes.
If the war lasts much longer the
chief result will be a pile Of debts
which will require doubling Of present
taxes to meet the interest and establish
a sinking fund. Then the abject pow
erty when the war is preparing will be
felt and epochal economic revolutions
will become possible.
Possibly the leaders are taking steps
toward calling attention to the need OF
lessening this distress, rather than
guarding against bankruptcy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-25
NOT
YET TO Be FEARED
So Far No Warning Nation Has
Felt Any Real Financial
Stringency
{ By ]. w. T. Mason.)

Written for tne Unlted Fress'l
New York, Aug. 25.-That alarm IS
felt among financial interests Of the
belligerents over the destruction OF
f wealth by the war is evident. However,
renorts of secret meetings in Berlin
and Petrograd in which possible bank.
ruptcy by Germany and Russian was
admitted must be accepted with re-
serve. I'll.
ruptey. but rather impoverishment art
er peace has been declared. Russia
cannot 90 bankrupt, if for no Other. rea'
son than that she is being UNDERWATER
by France and England. There is nc
danger of Germany going into panH anii
ruptcy while sac has the state raii
ways TO mortgage. Nations seldom al
low the danger Of bankruptcy to stanC
in the way of prosecution of war; !
is not probable that the fear Of in insol y,
yency Is causing uneasiness at any o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-25
RUSSIAN STORY DENIED
BY GERMAN OFFICIALS
Much Heraded Victory Is Pronounced Fake AT Berlin
German Loss Was Only One Torpedo Boat--Adyance
Into Russia Goes On Unchecked and Russians Retire
After Little Resistance Allies Claim Progress Made
AT Dardanelles

Berlin, via Amsterdam, Aug. 25.-
Denial that the dreadnaught Moltke and
ten other German warships were sunk
by the Russians in the battle in the
Gulf of Riga was made by the admir-
atty today.
The official statement from Petro.
grad claiming that dreadnaught, two
cruisers and eight torpedo boats were
destroyed was declared to be without
foundation.
German warships, mentioned by
the Russians as having been destroyed
we're probably old vessels sunk by the
Germans themselves to barricade the
entrance to the harbor and bottle up the
Russians, the admiralty declared. Some
of these vessels had been previously
captured from the Russians.
Neither large ship or any cruiser
wes sunk or damagec," the statement
said "Our warships silenced the enemy
land batteries near Pernaq."
1t was further declared that the re-
port from Petrograd that the Germans
attempted to land troops on the shores
of the Gulf of Riga was false
No transports were accompanying
the squadron which attacked the Rus
slans and the only German losses were
one torpedo boat sunk and two dam
aged, as previously reported.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-25
BLOOD HOUNDS TRACK
PREACHERS MURDERER
Believe Killing Outgrowth of
Utterances Against Euro
pean Allies

Gary, Ind, Aug. 95.- Blood hounds
were taken to the spot where the body
Of Rev. Edmund Kaiser was found 10.
day in an effort to trail down the
murderers Of the Lutheran minister
who is believed to have been killed be.
cause of pro.German ympathies and
uttennces.
The authorities were practically con
vinccd this afternoon that Rev. Kaiser
was killed by fanatical sympathizers
of the allies. They learned that he had
received threatening letters from the
time he first began giving expression
to his pro.German sympathies The
minister stopped making any public
utterances with regard TO the war fol
while, but renewed his denunciatior
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-25
Balkan Affairs Critical.

London, Aug. 25.-With the Serbian
consul of ministers meeting at Nish,
the Balkans again held the center Of
the diplomatic stage today. The min.
listers will frame reply to the proposal
Of the allies that Serbia cede Serbian
Macedonia to Bulgaria in retuprn for
the latter's participation in the war
against the central powers and Turkey.
1t was predicted in some quarters
mat decision will be reached within
TWO days, Should Serbia agree to make
the territorial grant to Bulgaria, 1t is
expected that Bucharest will then seek
assurances that Gar Ferdinand s arm
res will not attack Rumania. A decision
oy Serbia and Bulgaria, it is believed,
will be followed by action from Greece
and Rumania.
The British press was exceedingly OPP
umlstic as to the Balkan negotiations
Today, but this feeling was not entire
" shared by diplomats. Unofficial re-
ports from Berlin report the negotia'
uons between Bulgaria and Turkey as
giosed. One section of the German press
qpraws the conclusion that an agreement
uas been reached.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-25
Aviator Sinks Transport.

Paris, Aug, Pa French aviator
sank a Turkish transport anchored in
the Dardanelles, north of the Niagara
roads, an official starement announced
here today. The airman circled over the
transport, hurting bombs which explod-
ed with deadly effect.
One of the most important single
gains made by the British forces on
the Gallipoli peninsula was also an
nounced by the statement.
British troops, it was stated, stormed
Turkish positions in the northern Gal
lipoli zone and captured 300 yards of
enemy trenches.
The gains made by the British were
in the Suvla bay region where rein
forcements were landed recently.
French troops captured an observation
post on the southern tip of the PEN
insula by daring attack, the statement
declared.
The French fleet, on August 20, sue
cessfully shelled Acba Shiliman, on the
European side of the straits, it was
stated.