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Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
HAIG ANNOUNCES LOST GROUND HAS
 BEEN RECOVERED
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dwindling strength of the German counter attacks.
 The operations on the French front are still impeded by rain and com parative calm prevails.
 The Russian operations again are becoming interesting. The Russians military critics dwell on what they describe as the mechanical regular ity" of the strategic and tactical blows dealt by Russia on her various fronts and the absence of any indications that the enemy forces are able effec- lively to parry them.
 The Russian successes have brought them much nearer Vladimir Volynski and Kovel and the German communi- cations between Kovel and Lemberg are threatened by the Russians ad- vance to Stoyanoff and Sokal pre- liminary to the investment of Lem ! berg.
 In Pennsylvania the Russians have obtained two important eastern passes in the Carpathians. JablonitZa and Kirlibaba, while they also hold com 1 mand of the Delatyn- Budapest rail way. Their cavalry is moving in the rear of General Pflanzer's forces be- tween Kimpolung and Kuty and ap- parently the invasion of Hungary has 1 begun.
 According to one report a Russian i force already is one days march into
 Hungary, threatening the Austrian
 rear in the mountains. The Russian ! advance also continues successfully il
 Asia Minor and it is reported iron
 Rome that the Turks Again have evac
 uated Kermanshah.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
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 WILMINGTON, Del, July 19.-Some of the secrets in connection with the filling of orders for the entente allies by the Du Pont Powder Company were told on the witness stand in the feder- al court here today by Colonel Ed mund C. Buckner, a vice president and head of the military sales department of the company, in the suit over the possession of about $5G000,0 900 worth of the corporations stock. Colonel Buckner said at times there was req son to fear that the company would not be able to complete it's foreign contracts.
 -zealous partisans of foreign governments in the employ of the company, Colonel Buckner testified, put nails in powder boxes, also scraps
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
SAYS ELECTION SHOULD WAIT
 DURING WAR
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 LONDON, July 19.-The question of whether a general election should be held when the present parliament expires in November led to the gov ernment receiving a rebuff in the house of commons today. Herbert l.. Samuel. secretary of state for home affairs, on behalf of the government. submitted to the house a motion in favor of the appointment of a com mttee to consider the advisability of preparing a new electoral register. in cluding the adequate representation of those engaged in the war and war work. and to take other measures necessary to the holding of a gen eral election during the war.
 The motion was warmly opposed ny all sections of the house as being merely a move to shelve the issue Sir Edward Carson strongly denied 1 the proposed course and took eXcep- ] ton to the view of the government i that it was inadvisable to hold cleo tions during the war. He stoutly op- posed the idea that a parliament cleo ton to abolish the house of lords and <, to do away with armaments was a proper one to represent the country when peace is eventually declared 1 Sir Edward characterized the govern ment motion as a farce.
 After a number of other members had spoken Premier Asquith said the motion appeared to meet with little favor. Obviously. however, he said the existence of the present parlia- .
 ment should not be prolonged in- definitely and the problem had to be
 faced The government. he declared would accept the judgment of the
 house and withdraw the motion.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
SECRETS IF DU PUNT POWDER
 COMPANY ARE LAID BARE

of offal and various things that would cause the product to deteriorate and be rejected by the purchasers Also he said, there was fear, that one or more great explosions would destroy the plant, already overworked. While
 there were minor explosions, none of
 them, he testified, could be traced to the work of enemies but the company was constantly on guard.
 The suit was brought by stockhold- CTS against Pierre S. Du Pont and certain directors who are accused of having purchased the Coleman Du Pont stock for their own personal ben eft instead of for the benefit of the company. Fourteen million dollars
 was paid for the stock which, because
 of war contracts, increased in value to ! $56, 1000, ,000
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
To Receive American Foods

LUXEMBURG. July IS. (via Berlin and Londom July 19.-It is given out in official circles that there is a pros pect that Luxemburg shortly will be- gin to receive American food supplies on the same basis as Belgium, France and Great Britain having finally aban- doned their objections advanced on the ground that supplies might be requis- toned by the German authorities. Hence nothing now remains but to obtain the consent of the German government for the transportation of supplies to Luxembourg
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
ROUTED THROUGH CANAL
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 SEATTLE. July 19.-The vessels of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha will be routed to New York through the Panama canal instead of to Seattle if the present waterfront conditions re- sulting from the longshoremen's strike continue. This was the substance of a statement made by the manager of the companys foreign department, S. Mihara, who arrived here from Japan today.
 Our shippers will not permit such delays as have occurred lately" he said "and it would be an easy matter for us to change our routings direct to New York"
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
TO POSTPONE HOLIDAYS
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LONDON, July 19-Organized labor Of England responded today to the governments appeal 10 postpone the August holidays so that the British offensive may be carried on with no shortage of ammunition. At a confer ence Of representatives of trades un- ions it was decided unanimously to recommend that the governments suggestions be followed.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
MUNSON INSPECTS CAMPS
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LAREDO, July 19-Colonel Edward l.. Munson, acting as personal repre- sentative of General Frederick Fun ston, arrived here today and began an investigation into sanitary and hy- gienic conditions in troop camps at Laredo. General Funston is under stood to have decided several days ago to move about 5000 guardsmen sta toned here, to point between Laredo and San Antonio owing to alleged in sanitary conditions in the camps.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
Germans Want peIviIIe Wood

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, July 19. (via London, July 2O)-What the Trones wood was af- ter the. first big advance by the Brit ish, the Delville wood promises to be- come after the second, the Germans considering it equally vital to their present line of defense South Afri- cans, including both British and Boers. took it most gallantly after the Brit t-
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
NONE UNDER EIGHTEEN
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WASHINGTON, July 19-Announce- ment was made tonight that Secretary Baker had instructed commanders of military departments not to enlist in the national guard boys under the age of IS either with or without the con- sent of parents or guardians. The sec retary advised that parental consent would not be required for those over that age.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
BARRETT IS ELECTED
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DETROIT, July 19-D. M. Barrett, general chairman of the Worlds Salesmanship Congress, held here recently, was chosen secretary man ager of the permanent organization late today. Edward Hines, Chicago lumberman, was added to the exec utiVe committee. No decision was reached on the place for next years meeting.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
Surprise Attacks RepuIsed

PARIS, July 19.-The war office of ficial statement today follows:
 The night was calm over the great CT part of the front. Two surprise at tacks delivered by the enemy against small French posts, one in Belgium, in t.;e region of Paschendaal, the other north of the Aisne near Paezzy, were Tepulsed by our fire.
 on the Verdun front east of the Mouse. the artillery fighting continued very vigorously in the sector of Fleury We made some progress with grenades rear the chapel of Sainte Fine"
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
PROTEST AGAINST EXECUTION
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BOSTON, July 19-R Resolutions pro- testing against the execution of Sir Roger Easement were adopted at to- days session of the biennial conven- tiou of the Ancient Order of Hibern- ians The resolutions were ordered sent by cable tonight to the members of the British cabinet.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
Report Is Denied

LONDON, July 19-With regard to the advices from Luxemburg concern ing the food supply for the grand duchy, the British foreign office to- day declared that the statement that Great Britain had consented to relief going to Luxemburg was in a measure inaccurate.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20

ish broke the second line of of de- lenses last week but were over brave, eager and inexperienced in this kind of warfare. In the past 24 hours the Germans have been massing troops and developing counter attacks witt ;he result that something of the kind Of see saving as at Trones wood has taken place among the fallen trees. undergrowth and shell craters.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
WILL ASK INTERVENTION
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NEW YORK, July 19.-An appeal will he made to President Wilson for federal intervention in the lockout and strike of 60,000 workers which for three months has tied up the garment industry in this city, it was announced tonight by Mayor Mitchell
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
FLIGHT LIEUTENANTS KILLED

STOCKHOLM. July 19 (Via London July 20-Two Swedish flight lieu tenants, Mannstroem and Krus, were killed today while engaged in a flight Their machine fell from a height of 300 feet.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-20
AIRCRAFT
 LOMBARD REVEL
 MAKING MANY HITS

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
HatriDtic 6ocietp Of So.
'ufnport flit Drganiiirt.
Grite geriammlung beg gen5uss=
fommitecs iDir0 leute Meittag
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MGl)lt.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27

I'M Mepere Sotel BON elmer riclisen
Mfenld)elnmenge begriiBt. SIS nabn
3ifm elite 5tun0e, ehe CT lein Eager
mfilld)en lnlo oie INN 10 notbige
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Die feline &ano faBtc,mar iei,lc sdape-
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IS NOR i6r geiagt poroen, Ir. Bar
Der Jet getobtet moroen. 81. CARRIER
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lpelbe id)on aroBe gorbereitul,gen
getroffen marelt. lit m syolge bes
groBcn l1naliicfs abgelagt moroen.
Nae slttraftiolten iin0 abbcitellt ipor-
Den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27

BON mebrj Gbrigem If IN e
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coma Der in aflen &retfen Der BepDl=
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
BUR lebtem Suite.
9orotbea 6. Seuer.

9ornfDea Y. Sener.
Dos 9eihenbegdngrriB ser om
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
Scfanntmadpnns Scr Dffcntlidcm
8ibliutlcf.

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&on1nrcn Sic nno regiltriren Sic,
lpenn Sic no6 feine &arte baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
5tabt nnb COMM.
9ienstas, Den q. S1lui.
aleiue gtabt=Nenigfeiten.
- Meroenol Mittel gegen Mfelt-
matisml1s nn6 G6meroen aller Qrt.
@iepe's Mpotbefe, 403 peltl. 2. ctr.

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sic Office obcr OILS Saltfiltnge. M'llb
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frQt".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
8nrtis Epcrnhoits.

atn morgigen Mbeno, Sen 90.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-27
NeS Secs ja9rlides ainoer-gidniid

miro oieles Sa5r mordelr, Mitt=
miro oieles SSabr ON nadIten Mitt=
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Die gerliderung Sees Sees uMo
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poroen.
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tire 9artcn I'M &scit Sibe Settlc-
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uor Ginnabmc bes Mittagsmablcs
absmgcbcn. &iuber Jolt Gid Cure
&artcn.
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Strictly Maiical Milpeiatiun.

Sic gerelltlg1tng Der Wtltllffrell11=
|be Ser 3ret=Staote, uSri=Gitp Nsltii-
cal Miipciatipm", miro nadylten 9ul1S
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line GIl1b, 5. Mpeul,e llnb 16. StraBe,
fiir bie Mitglieocr Gin 9altfett pera1l=
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gnirp, Moline; 6ral1 6. 81. Sllon,
God SslanO; Irult S. sc. Sberier,
Iopel1port.
9erid)te ser @earntett 1tn6 &onlite=
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Ias 9a1fett miro linn Z l11r I'M
@aulaal itattfinOen.
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Cine poraIglide glustpabI Ser
allerneneiten uno belten Gapeten fir
ale 8immer at mdbiger Nreiien.
sSsobn 81. @ittper, 305 Meit 8. Str,
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