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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29

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ben, tpirb, pie er am Sonntug in Teis
ner 8elle in bem 3om6s ertlGrte, feiz
ne 8eruflng gegen btefen @abrTpruh
Der @eIdpOrenen eiulagen.
sd bin nit bem BabrIpru9 gus
frieben", Iagte Or. 8aite, ,unb min
es nitt baben, baB gsger benTelben
8eruflng einqeleat pirb. SD bin bes
reit bic Strafe fir reine MiFet6dten
5rt erleiben unb ie f6neller bic Strafe
tommt, beito beFer lit es".
Baite's 8ens6men bat Ii6 p0Gig
perdnoert. Gr bat febr piel DON oenr
@lcidmuth, ben er bis6er Sur S6du
trua Oerloren unb mar uut6 pG6reno
ber Naht, fpdbreno nelcfer er Iebr
unrll6ig f6lief, bofqrobig neroDs.
Gr aab bem 8unIh 9(usorud, benz
9ottesbienIt i'm GjefGnqnifIe beiipo6s
nen su biirfsn uno b6rte IN bern 8ots
tesbienTt fir Die prrteItarttI9en SGfts
Iinee Reo. 3. callahan iiber ben Cert
Die beiberShd6er" pretiqen. Sp1ter
lieb er ii6 cine gibel bringen, in Der
cr rebrere Stunbeu lang las. 2lubers
benz ituoirte er aud bic SonntnQsz
Settunqen urb in erffer Qinte be
S6ilSerurg beg lebten Soges feines
Urc9efTes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
Sebr iuihtis
Sit bas BON ben 9uIsaren
befeste srie6if9e
Sort Rupel.

GaIpniti, pia paris, %. Rui.
Dos Gcrt Rupel III cine auberorosnis
lid Di4tiss SteIIuns. Dur6 fas
igort pirb bic StraBe beberrift. bic
mad Der 9smirs 6iflars9riids. fii3r..
ipslhe ben s4liifsl gu Serss bilcst,
has ebeHfalls bon ben 8nIsaren bef:s:
iein fou. Der Gsinb bsherridi fomlt
bic 8abn Sipif9en SaIoriti unb .ta'
pdIla.
5isr in auf Montas cine RaiTsn'
periammIuna anberaumt iporbsn, I'M
ses.n bag 9orseben Der 8ulsaren unb
9eutf4en unb Die @srIebuns Der Rsis.
iraIiidt gris4enlanbs gu proisitiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
SpmbarSirt
Buroe 9crtoferraio uuf Der Sniel
GIba burd 5iterrei9iItes
Sau1boot.
Das sdu6boot berientte aud ben
italieniI6eu 9ampfer r@ui6s
instpn" Don 2,s19 sonnen.

Berlin, %. Mai. (9luf brabts
lOIsm @ese ua6 Sappile, q. 81 =
SSu einsm dmtliden geriht Der Diters
rei8ii6en 9lbmiraIitdt piro ii6er bus
gombarbement pon qprtoferruju, Der
Sauptftaot Der Snisl gI6a. beri4tst.
Der pom 26. Wlai batirte geridt lau>
tst ME folgt:
Gin Ditsrreifii6 ungarii6ss
Sau6bout bombaroirte in iehr iuirta
Tamer Wsiie am MprseH bes 23~Mai
ipidtise Sob6fen in 9ortpferraio auf
Der Snisl GIba- Das G,ei9iisfeuer
.ssr aaab5attsris mar pirtuassl0R..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
Mm Simnenffemerm
lid bic einnab >
men bes Sistalia9rs auf
einebalbe 8illion Dob
ldrs beldufen.

etHebalbe Btllton y o i
lars belaufen.
g8afbtngton .. g.. %. Ulai.
- 2aut einer grtldrung, bic ON
Sonntag Der S4asamtsietrstdr
1c2lboo gab, perben iid Die GinHabe
men Der gunbesrsgierung an 9innens
fteuern in benz am 30. Suni gu gnbe
aebenbm 5isfaliabr duf cine babe
8inion Dollars belnrfsn. 9ieIe
Summe, bur6 pel6e bic 9oranIdldge
I'm piels Wiaionen iibertrOffsn Dsr>
ben. tpirb iita pie folst auiammsn'
iebsn:
Gteusrn fir @bisteb, Bier Cigar,
rem, Gigaretten unb 5d6dt $685.
600. 900.
Gintontmenifeuern pon Gin3elpers
ionsn unb aOrpOratiOnsn $115,oO0,s
600.
Soniiise ginnsnfisuerr $83,oO0,s
600.
Die gelbmenge, bic i'm S8aBdmt
einsebt, Bat felt bem borisen 5erbIt
Don Nlonat su Monat 5ussnommeu
unb 1T iebt srDBsr bsnn ie fsit Be
ginn bcs europGii6eu Sriees.
Der @erbruu3 BON B6istep. Gis
aarrtn, Gigdretten unb 9u6at bat
ipG6renS bes fSistalin1rs 5uaenoms
men, tpGbrsnb Der aonium BON Bier
na6aelaiTen bat. Ddbrsno Der eritsr
,ebn Wonate beg laiifsHben 5istals
liabrs td6en bic Giundbmen an
Steuern fir Giearren, Gi1urettsn uHr
Sabdt eessn ben sisifen 3eitruum Tn
borigen Sa6r Inn $5,505. .121 suge-
nommen unb sfplr boubtidhli6, mis-
| SetretGr Nlcgtboo behduptet, infolg(
Der beTsren 3siten. ipeld)e burf Der
eef6dftlihsn 9lufIhpung Deruriaht
fpurben. en- ben 4nsoben beg SaaB-
amtsIetrstirs beibt es banu !peiter:
| ,llnaeaftst Der ansoebnung bel
grobi6ition iinb bic ginnabmen ar
ISteuern fir ositillirie Spirituoieu
I'm ben erffen sebu A2cuaten bisIe:
Tistalidbrs aeoen BEN alei6en 3eit
raum i'm psrfloFsnsu Sohr nm SO
I013,140 qeitieger. SO 1T oieies II
eriter ainie Der fforfeu aontrole lei
tens Der gunbes6eb6rben gu perbdn
fen.
Ter einsige ftsusr5dre Grtitel, fir
pef6en bic Ginnubmeu 5lriitqeguni
aen fino. tit bds Bier rnb bic a6na6'
me biirfie in srfter 0inie alii bic pro
hibitionsbepegung suriid3ufa6rer
Ietn.
| Die qus1oben oua Der getpilligunt
| fir bag 9innsnitsusrbspnrtemeut fiiI
Siefes Sabr perbsn ii6 auf S7,200,t
900 belaufsn unb IeIbit tpenn Die Gin
nahmen MIR S495. 100000 bstruger
follter, 70 fpiirben ii6 bic llntoter
Der apllettion Der Steuern auf MI
las grosent iteller. Gollten BIZ
Ginnahmen duf $500, 100000 fteigen
70 piirben bic lIr,piteH fi9 nur au'
LA grOsent fteaen'.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
0etpeibt
Wurben enneunneue8ii d Dfe
Der gif66fIi9en Wes
tbpbijten 4ir9e.

tbootiteH Str9e.
Saratpsa Sprinss, q. o.,
2S. Wai. Sishen neue 9ii3ofs
fopie spei Mifiunar6ii9Sfs Der gis
i6ofli6sn MstbobiiteH air6e ipurben
am Gonntag eslsssntli9 eines sins
sseitgOtiesoienft setpejbt,
Der nabesu ben IbialuB Der 81. ges
nerdltonfersns Der airhe bilbete, bic
iih ON Montag Dsrtagen fpiro.
On benz Meibss Gottesbienit, Der
mad benz porsei6risbenen Geremcuiea
Der Rirde our6eefii5rt tDurot. nab
men bic fGnmtliden gii60fe tbsil.
Die neuen gifd6f, uub i6re Wirs
tunsatrsiie finb: Ssrbert Wel6, Seoul
aorea; Sbpmos Ri6Olfcn, Gbicasc;
9lena Wrigbt aeonarb, Gon Jrdus
cisco; Matibetp 9. SimpfOn Sushss,
pcrtlano, Ore; Bilinm SSisiumes
OLDHAM, 8uenos glires; Gbarles
gaparb WitdsG, ct. 9nul, Ttinn.;
5ranilin Sauiltpn qittsbure. Die
TtiHiouarbiId1fe iirb: eben Sdmusl
So6nion, gIfritu unb 4lerunbsr
prieitlep Gampbur, Der efu5ige In Der
@ensraltonfsrsns gum gifhof erpdbls
te sarbige. aibsria. afrifa.
@erbienen teine g pms
pdtbie.
Ottapd, 2S. Niai. Sn Der
gerIuitIiffe. bic pom Wtiiisbepartement
ber6ffeniIiht iporben iit. finb aud bic
foleenben ameritdnsr aIfaefiibrt;
Gbparb 80. MlcDonnslI ron gpuab.
Garsp, q. o., In Seutf9e arieesse'
bune seItcrbeu; Campbell 8. gea Don
Jtarso, q. .. in bsutf9e 8risssee-
fanasnf6aft seratbsn unb William u.
Gtais BON Gsaabstts. Isinn,. nsrlDan.
lsst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
ND@ etnnal
8tIG Senrp Sprb Derfu9 er
in europa Brieben sI
fttfteu.


DetrOit, Ttid., %. T3ai. Senrp
Jorb, Der i'm oerfIOFenen 8irter nit
ieiner 5riebenssrpebttton nad europa
reiite, oiirfte aIler @abrI9einli9teit
na9 nod einen @erfu9 moheu, I'm
ben Sriebensf4luB berbe5ufiibrert. Die,
am Sunrttag BON 9beObpr De Ga.
pisne, etnem irrtiusn 5reltrtb Gorbs.,
nritgefbeilt tpltrbe, ptrb GOrb alIers
Babrf6einIi9teit na6 am 15. sSuus5
nah Stpdbolmareifen. @Gitpnsp platits,
tiff, Der naf@Der Grtrauturg 9errmi
Gprbs~ar Der, Spibe Der Grfeberrssrs,
petition, itdnb, TT istt,sinigsr 8eit bterl
sepeien, tptrb iebOd anil. scSrui snIssI
ass na4 europe ssiima
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
Die Nnlsarem
Einb 25,000 Mann FART in sriedis
fdes gebiet einsebrunssn.
Sic ba6sn bersits bic Sorts giups.
9rasOtin unb Gpaiapo beiebt.
Tunmebr iinb lie auf bic SaTenftabt
aapalla I'm 9tnmarId besriffen.

u m ferba m. pia 2onbon, %.
Wlai. Die foIsenbs ON Samitag m
Sofia erldifsne amtIide 8etanntmd<
Dung III bier singetroffen:
~5eute babsn abtbsilunsen unierer
1ruppen, bic i'm Struua 9bdI oper,.
rem, ben iiibIiden 3usuns gum Rupsl
pab. foipie aud bic 66ben 0ftli9 uno
ipeitlid pom Glub Siruma beieBt.-
2onbou, %. Waai. Sm iranS0ii.
fhen 9ouptquariier TN Bolian ipuros
bs.anutgegebtn. bot bic bulsoriiden
5ruppen bic sriedifden Sorts Rupel.
DrdsOtin unb Spatopo beiebt baten
unb Don Damir 5tiIar aus auf aas
Dalla gu borriiden. Dele Rd9ri9t
ipuros an Sonntas Don 9ltben aus
Der Gg4anse 1sIesrapb 60. iibermiis
telt.
paris. %. Wai. Der aorreipons
bent Der 4gertur 5apas in Saloniti
oepei4irt unier bem Datum beg 81.
Wai, bdb bic buIgarii4en 5ruppen,
bic am 26. Mai bas Sort Rupel am
Siruma JIub in grie6enlanb beIsst
batten, Observation-Disclosures auss
sefdnbt baben. bic In Der Ra9bdridai!
Der pon ben alIiirtsn aeritDrten 9sis
mirs5iHar Bride feitsn Jub foiTen
fuIlen.
Sebr spi6tise 9epesunssn Ser buls
sarii&en 5ruppen seben, ipie Der
aorreIponbent binsufiist, sipif@sn
Ott1iIar unb Tantbia, iotpie ouf bem
IiHten llfer bes gsetos JluTss Dor
ii4. Die gulgaren bd6sn ibre 9bdtis,
tsit in Der gesenb DON DemirsSiiiar
bis gum 8abnbof unb auf einen 5beil
Der llmsebuns bieies 0orfes srftrsdt.
auf ben iibrisen Sbeilsn sebi Sas
iibli&s Gef6iisfeusr Dor ii6. ipdbrsno
auf ben linten llfsr bes garbar elm
Isbbaftes Snfanieriesfs4i i'm ganss
1T.
aonSon, %. Mai. Dem Rsuisrs
fHen Bureau ipirb aus Galoniti gss
meloet:
Cine btoeuttnbs buIsarif4e Sireits
maGi, bic auf 25.0O0 Mann geidGbt
ipirb, bat bic sris4iide gren5s bsim
RupsI pdb iiberidrittsn unb fat fOs
ipobI bus srie4iife Sort ipis aud Die
erbperfe an Der Strumn in Der Rdbs
BON Demir.Siifur befebi. Die sris.
6iiGe gurniion 5Os iia. Ohns Wiber.
fanb aeleiiiet 5u baben, 3uriid.
Die 9Orbui Der 9ulsarsn brang
baraufbin iutitsr Dor unb tefebse ben
ga6nbof, foipis bic Bride BEL Demirs
9iHar. Nus WorsGnsen an anbsrs,
SteIlen ssbt berpOr, bub sine tpi6iiss
geDesuus sessn bus srieGif4s Mass.
bonisn i'm Odnge it,
Die sriehiiten Sorts Rupel unS
litsen feds reip. nsiIn Msilsn n0rbliG
BON Der Stuoi Osmirs9ifiar, pGb.
rtnb bas Sort Gpdtapo bier Mseilsn
Sitlif pom Der Stabt Iisst. adpaIln,
auf bag bic 9ulgoren ongebli9 TN
aSmori6 tegriffsH lnh. 10 siu GcieH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
pmlgarftt
Sin0 $4,000 Mann tart 1T 9rte6iidts
0ebiet et1t9e0t1tttgett
9ric6cn(an0 6at tormeQ proe0irt, odre jeOod keinc
meitCren S6ritte t6un
~9mr 8ciebnm8 bes Sort mpel beberren bic gmgaren
bic 8abm Salnmtfi nad) Satala

aud bic
b
men
neaf0r
4nAnO H ssHbsn 9ais
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
Ah9ftblagfn
Mnroen tpieber S(neriHe ber SSran3oien auf ben
,,Sobten Mann" nno oas 9orf Gnmieres.
Oeut(6en a6t6ei(ungen ge(ingt eS on Oer(dieOenen
Ste0en 6is in ole feinO(i6en cinien Oor5uOringen.
mslaber babem eem Sbeil bes amtltem Diterreidd)en
Seridbts umteriblagen.

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nit ben
naub aun19 9nurOn3 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29

I9en ioipi. bic gulsaren ba6en fi4,
ipie bic 3situnsen beridten, ba5u Der'
pflidtet, Sas Sort tDieber an Grie4ens
lamb 5uriid3ugeben, iObalb feline e,riins
be fir feline peiters gefsBuns porban'
ben jino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
0Setterberi9t.

Dbio: S90nes Wetter am Wtons
tag; am Dfenitdg tpa5ritsinIi4 lOta'
les Getpitter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
@ia iidb beidbeiben.

Or. arthur @arreu 90 dtte
ptrb ni6t gegen fetne
@erurtbeilung 8es
rufung einlegeu.
92epgorf, %. Scat. - Or. Orr
thur Darren @dite, Der am Sdmitug
f9ulbig befaubeu tpuroa feineH
,6amisasrhater Sph,t IsG non
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
8ebeime Sittng
Wtrb in oief EN- Sugenbie
fran36iii9e 0eputirz
teutu III mer dbbGlten.


qaris, 2S. Mai. Die 0eputirten=
tdmmer iptrb dIer Wabri6einlt4teit
nab I'M 2aufe oieier Do6e cine gez
beime SiBung abbaIten, Qls RefuIta:
Der Gnti9eibung, bic um'Samitag gez
legentli6 elmer &onferen5 oes pre-
miermiuifters griano nit 8ertretern
aller pOIitti4en 6uttioneu getroFFen
poroen mar. gorIdufig tpirb am
Oienitug cine SiBung ftattfinoen, IN
peI6er bic gebingunger in gerat6ung
eesogen fperben, oeren geo6uhtung Die
Regierung in @srbinoung nit Der ges
beimeH Stsuns fir unerIGBIi9 err
tldrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
+ + II q.

9etGin, %. Mai, - (9tuF bra9ts
lpIem @ege nah Sappille). glus Bu-
oapeit fpiro gemelhet, bub bic Beam,
ten Der llngarii6en Sei6iiBperte Be-
I6loFsn babeu bo8 aapttul Der @es
Ieni6aft BON $13,000,000 auf $4o,s
100000 All erbobeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29
@sfaiebt linen re6t.

2onbon, %. M}ai. gem Reuterz
i5en Bureau tpirb I6er 2lmiteroam
-gsmelbst, oab in griiisl 5ebn PsrIo.
nen Der Spionage iiberfiibrt puroen
uno baB brei DON ihnen bereits btnges
ri6tet iporben iinb, pGbrenb pettere
fieben, bic ebenfaqs gum SOoe perurs
tbeiIt tpareu, Su lebeRsIGng r3u6t>
bausitrdfe begnaoigt poroen itnb.
8eitere 19 nuroen gu Sreibeitsitrds
fen DOH perI9iebener 9auer perurz
tbeilt.
StcLteuifdher Ss1ler oers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29

am 4egGiI6en. .Weer, So Nsilen In
Der auftIinie iiibOitli4 Don Demirs
6iHar.
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StoGienifder ssgIer Der


apnbpn, %. TIai. - alppbs ba-
ben an Spnntaa betannt gegeten, Sab
Sag italisnif6e SeaeIitiff .Rita" BON
einem Sau6bopt Oerientt pcrben TT,
Die .Rita" mar eine 9rigantine
Don 200 Sonnen. Dds Sdiff fpurbe
i'm Sabre 1914 erbaut unO sebOrte
no4 @iareggio.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-29

Die srisdiitsn Sorts aupeI unS
litsen feds reip. nsiIn Msilsn norbIi&
bon Der Gtdoi Osmirs9ifar, pib.
rtnb bas Sort Gpdtnpo bier Ussilen
5Itlih BON Der Gtabt Iiegt. adpaIla,
auf bag bic 9ulgorsn ongeblid) TN
aSmarl6 bsgriifsH fnS. u stn 6cisE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
RUSSIAN I CUT THROUGH
GERMriV LINES At RIGA
Won Hndenbergs Defense the Strongest the Russians Have
to Face, Successfully Herced--Austrian Resistance
Shattered and Slavs Have Open Road to Northeastern
Caicia and Hungary---On Western Front Allies Make
Important Gains at Poleres

Petrograd July A.-Russian armies have blasted and
battered their way through the German line below Riga
and have shattered temporarily the Austrian resistance
to further Russian advance toward northeastern Gaca
and Hungary Violent German counter attacks northeast
of Kove have been repulsed Today violent artillery
duel in progress between the forces of General Kuro
patkn and Won Hinderberg along the northeastern most
point of the battle front.
So far the have yelled the exact details Of
General Kuropatkns recent coup, but the fact that the
czas troops have been able successfully to pierce Won
Hndenburgs ne-consdered the strongest to which the
Russians opposed-was hailed here as one of the
striking achievements of the Further details today
served to accentuae the extent of the victories of General
Sakharo along he rivers Lpa and Styr Apparently his
forces have almost encrcled the Teutonc commands of
Generals Boehm- -Emoli and Bothmer forcing their
tirement. Russian troops dominate both banks of
the Lpa from the Styr to Mrkow and in parts
of the line have thrust forward eight ten miles beyond
the river. Brody is menaced with enveopipg move
ment.
Southwark Russian forces control many of the APP.
proaches to Jabontza Pass and have forced retirement
of the Austrans to crests Of the hills beyond Probably
the conflict today is in the pass itself Considerable booty
has fallen into the Russians hands and in two days 900
men have been captured
To emphasize Russian successes came full reports to-
day of advances of the Grand Duke Nichols army
in the Caucasus The Turks in full retreat along the
full line toward Ehzingan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
Allies Keep Gaining.

London, July 2i.--Amid q olast of
artillery fire hurled from big guns, Bri-
tish forces have advanced still further
in their thrust around Pozieres, Gen.
eral Haig reported today. The fight
ing is continuing with the advantage
with the British.
The British commander reported that
ground had been gained near the high
wood of Pozieres.
"We secured important advantages
in spite of the enemy's stubborn de-
Tense, 3" he stated ga large portion of
the village is now ours. We took two
guns and sixty more prisoners"
General Haig said that repeated Ger.
man attacks made yesterday between
High wood and Guillemont had been
without success and that British artil
lery and machine guns had inflicted
heavy casualties.
Last night was one of comparative
calm, he continued.
Despite Haig's statement that the
night was Comparatively calm spe
cial dispatches from Paris today de
clared that the battle along the Guile
mont -Pozieres line was continuing and
at midnight the British held the ad
vantage.
Successful resumption of Genera
Haig's massed infantry "push" with
in the short space of three days, aft
er the initial effort had advanced the
British lines to within striking distance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
Market Irregular
But Prices Stronger

New York, July 24-The New York
Evening financial review today said:
Profit taking and distributive selling
in the first hour, and professional re-
covery impaired a good deal of irreg-
ularity to the security list in today's
early trading. The uncertainty of the
movement was the more disappointing
to the element committed to tkg con-
structive side of the account in view
of the generally favorable character Of
the news over the Sunday intermission
and the widespread belief in a highly
satisfactory quarterly report by the
United States Steel corporation. Ac.
cording to the current rumor, the lead
ing steel producer will show the larg-
est earnings in its history and although
there is no certainty about the matter,
the possibility of an extra dividend by
way of compensation for payments
omitted last year, is entertained in
some well informed circles
Activity in L. S. steel overshadowed
all else in the market at the outset.
and under the influence of strength of
the market leader practically every
thing moved to a higher level. But be-
fore the expiration of the first half
hour heavy professional selling checked
the improvement. United Industrial
Alcohol broke sharply and extended its
loss to seven points or So later on.
Dealings fell away materially after
the first hour and the market there
after displayed little or no animation.
Thereo ftpr the market was largely one
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
ENGLAND'S REPLY
NOT ACCEPTABLE
LODGES ISSUES
Says She Cannot Assume
Responsibility Until
Investigation
ADMITS RFLING MAILS
BUT MAKES NO EXCUSES
Ignore American Statement
That Seizure Of Mails Is
Illegal &

Washington, July 24-Basing her pre-
liminary reply to America 3 protest
against mail seizures on eight specific
cases cited in the American note, Eng
land in memorandum delivered here
yesterday and made public today, as
serts that the Inconvenience charged
are due to a faulty system that has been
corrected. She cannot assume RESPONSE
bility for occurrences complained OF un-
til she has investigated them in detail,
the memorandum says.
American contentious that the prac-
tice of mail seizures is illegal is ignored,
as is also the position of the United
States, that even if there is no appreei-
able delay, illegal seizures may place
England in possession OF information
to which she has no right. The reply
does say, however, that the principles
involved will be taken up at later
day.
The note declares only four specific
instances are cited, and that they are
in such form that investigation is diff
ficult. 1t was learned, however, the note
said that the Macniff Horticultural
company of New York shipped doeu-
ments relating to perishable goods on
three ships-the New Amsterdam, ths
Rotterdam and the Costeriijh.
These mails, the note. admitted, were
removed February 10, February n and
February 25 respectively and were for
warded some weeks later.
1t was not until February %, says
the note, that formal note complaining
of the mail delays, was received from
the American ambassador, stating the
Macniff company anticipated further
difficulties during March.
The note states immediate action has
been taken in all cases where specific
complaint was made.
Another case cited is that of the
Standard Underground Cable company
of Pittsburg. The note says Great Bri-
tain is "astonished" at an "insinua-
ton" that the delay was directly con-
petitor obtained contract for which
that company had been competing.
1t is contended Great Britain went
out Of her way to facilitate the ship
ment from the United States TO Nor
way. though it wos mostly copper
(Which might have been of value to
Germany"
A complaint regarding money order
seizures, the note says, must be left for
consideration in the final reply of the
allied governments Gas it involves per-
sons of principle on which consultation
among the allied governments is still in
progress.
Regarding the mail from the steamer
Medan the facts as cited by the United
States are substantially correct except
that the neutral mail was forwarded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
BANDIT KILLED IN
BATTLE ON STREETS
Dick Turner Starts Fight and
Is Killed by Police In
Spokane

Spokane, Wash, July ga Dick
Turner, suspected bandit, was fatally
wounded today, and one policeman
seriously hurt in running fight which
ragged for blocks through the Spokane
streets near the Union station.
Floyd Gelvin, the officer, was shot
several times. Sheriff Bob Hodge of
Seattle, who happened to be near when
the firing began, chased Turner down
Trent avenue and captured him as he
fell with five bullets in his head and
body.
The battle started when Turner had
words with the crew of a Milwaukee
train on the elevated tracks. Sudden
ly Turner whipped out revolver and
began shooting.
Flourishing the gun while men and
women scattered right and left, Turner
then fled along Trent avenue, pursued
by sheriff Hodge and Patrolmen Fuller
and Gelvin.
Turner was gaining and seemed on
the point of escaping when a police
patrol carrying several Officers took
up the chase. The fugitive was cor.
nered and made last desperate stand,
receiving bullet in the back and one
in the head from Fuller's gun and
three bullets from Gelvin's weapon.
Gelvin dropped from his wounds and
the desperate staggered on few more
steps before being seized by dodge.
He was rushed to hospital where
his death is momentarily expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
BLACKL|ST|NG TO Be
ADJUSTED SAYS H0KE
Americans Not Hard Hit, But
the Principle Is Just
As Bad
By Robert J. Bender,

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent J
Washington, July 24.-"The black
list difficulty viii be adjusted,n Sen.
ator Hoke Smith of Georgia declared
today after talk with the president.
81 believe Great Britain will with
draw either the whole or the major
part of this blacklist order," he said.
Smith has been leader of the op.
position in this country to England s
blockade policies most of which oppo-
sition has been unsuccessful. The fact
that he sees defeat for the present
British plan was regarded as signifi.
cant.
"That policy is so foolish that !
think even Great Britain will appre.
ciate it, said the senator.
To other callers today the presiden,
admitted the blacklist difficulty "gol
on his nerves. He indicated, how
ever, that the method of handling i,
had not been determined.
In British. circles today it was de
clared the direct loss in trade by the
United States firms will be infinitesi
NAL and that the indirect gain. partie
ularly in South America, should be
great. 1t was pointed out that only
those firms having direct dealings will
the central powers have been black
listed and that this policy should re
move the fear that there may be wide
spread ramifications of the boycott t
firms with only domestic relations
with the boycotted concerns.
Since the war first began. British
officials here said today a number o.
these blacklisted firms have beer
maintaining Germany's trade relation
with South America. Now. however
since that will be stopped, straight ou
American houses will be able to entei
the South American trade field with
out almost any competition.
It was understood on good authorit,
that insofar as the South American is
sue is concerned no opposition to tat
blacklist is being met with from sev
eral large and powerful banking house
of New York which have recently gon,
in for South American trade.