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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
@merifaniihes 2risss.Iaerlei.


England angefi9ts ieiner enormsn
| S9iffsberluits bur9 Sau9bootangrif>
fe ale neutrulen gtationen .Sipinsen"
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| f6en .9anOelsi9iffe gu rsquirirsn, pis
Orisenfalls man brittiaen unb alIiirs
ten S9iffen perbistsH piirbe, bieie
9dfen anaulaufen.
Don boaGnbii6en &apituliiten lper<
ben. ipie man iih bier erSdbIt, Setus
ritdten, 8untsutbaben uro 8darfonbs
Der Si4erbeit pegen nab ben Der.
Stuaten iibertragen.
Die Gbicagoer 5leii9erporteure fols
Len nun bon Der britii9en Hesierung
tpsssn Der por einsm Sabre eriDlsten
@esnabms anssblia fir SsutidlanD
bsitimmts SdiffslaDunssn pOnJleiidz
Duaren eine Gnti9doiguns Don 10
MiqiDHen Dollars erbalien babeH ges
gen ibrerIeits sege6ene 9arantisn, baB
lie teine Der iude mebr ma4eu,
9euti6lunb gu periorgen.
@s 1T bic Reoe oapon, 10000
franaDIii8e &riegspaiisn mad ben
Der. Staten gu fenben, ND iicb cine
qnSabl Jamilien bereit ertIGrt bdben,
bic &inber segeH 3abluns DON sebn
geHts pro Sag fir @erpflesung gu
abOptiren.
Sauienben DON britii6en Srieasz
pittpen Mil in 0erbinbung nit Der
eanaDiI6sn Regieruns bic Seilsarmee
bebirflia isin, ii9 in Canada unb ben
Der. Stuaten pieoer gu Derbeiratben.
I'm bic Stlfe Der Der. StauteH ges
gen Deuti6Ianb gu errinsen, bat bic
britiide Resierung sinen 9ertreter in
Der qerion bon Sin Gbarles IItom,
Dom ausndrtissn 4mt, bisrbsr ses
fanot, tpeL6er in @eitalt pom 3eusens
ausfassn unb 9orpeSo Meiings
itiiten gspeiie bafiir mttbringt, bab
Der Oampfer ,SuHeg" bon einem
beuti9en SauhbDot in ben 9rnuo sss
bobrt porben lei.
Gie britiirhe Regierung Bat bns
staatsbspareuent auf beiien prpteit
bena9ri9tist, bob fie bas i'm pa5iTis
iaem S3ean als beutf6es Gigentbum
sstaperts Seselidiff rgbna1 na9
Gnslano 6ringen laiis, no bic in San
yraneisco pobnhaften Gisenthimer
ibrs ginipriide beim prfenseri4t
seltenb MAIDEN tDnHen.
Bon benz 9ampfer ,lluiteb StatesA
Der ftanoinnpiI9 uHeritunii9en Gis
ME iinb auf Der Tabrt opn bier nu4 |
Gbriitianiu pon ben 8riten 1000 Sas
de amsrtfuuif3er a4oit Sur Sur4'
ItniiffeIung ipegsenommen tporben
Gin sur 9uubesunrtne gsb6rises
Srdnsportf9tff Der Sompfsr v2iss
cum, 1T i'm puSifif4en Ssean pon
benz auitroIii6eu 3anoneuboot Zen.
ira" ansebuItsn unb Dur6iu9t tpor'
ben. Dus Stuatsbepartement Be-
reitet einen proteit por!
Cine mehripDhise llnterfu6une Isis
lens Der 8oftDner @roBgeI9tporener
iiber cine angebli9e @eri9p0rung Sur
bon iJaDritunlagen in
Rcuenelanb, in bena &riegsmunttto1
bergeiteiIt tpirb, bat abiolut tsin Be-
peismuterial fin bos 8efteben elmer
IOlden gerf4uorung ssliefert.
Die 8riten hdben ihre .3eniur nuns
mebr fogar auf bic poit ausssoebnt,
pelae fir bic a1neritunifte 8oti9aft |
In Berlin beitinnnt lit. Iu9 in ben
poitamtsrn on Der carabif9en 9rsn.
,e iperben ameritnltife 9riefe se0ffs
net unb benz Senior porselegt.
4uf protsfe Don Setten &ongreb'
bat bos Gtuatsbepartes
nent nit gebduern' erfldrt. bdb es In
Der 5rase Der 8erIenbung DON tonbens
'irter Wil1 fir bic baHsernb.n RIM
sss~ IN Deiitftbtnno uHb Shtrrei3r
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fdffis geinadt, iinb iie aIle er5dbIter
oieieIbe @eihidte.
Die amerifaner eeben berniis, ilnt
Die Sapaner niiten fid elm. aein glne,
rifcner bleibt lanser aIs rotbig lit,
feline gsif,dite ab5uipifeln.
@oblbabenbe Gingeborene benferi
ihon jest nit Sdreden bararL ipos
Der .llnabbansigfeit" ioIgen tpiro.
Sopobl gmerifaner oils AUDI Die
sSilipinos" nerfaiifen nit grober
Spiern aus. 9ie Sapaner iiiio Die
ein3isen. pelde groBes 9ertrmien III
ibre gInIneen auf beu gbiIippiiteil
ieben, unb iie farfen aIles auf, mas
iib ibncn als @eIeaenbeitsfaiii car.
bietct. Sic aontroIIe iiber Die 5ipei
eroben SSilouitrien bes ssnielIanbes.
Sani- uno 3uderbmi, iino ihon gang
uno gar III iapaniiden 9eiis iiber.
geaangen.
Gie pbiIippiniife Geeieriing rii-
itet iid seseniplrtig, Die @aniIa.ei.
ienbabn 5u iibernebmen. slud bat iie
in griportling Der ernitIidJ rebu5ier.
ten 3oaeirnabnlen itnrfe 8erfiir5rll.
gen 0es Budgets porgenominen.
eineeborene, ipeIfe oercinit fir
ole llnobb1neiefeit IGrmten, ifJreien
ieet beioret nob eiiiem amertfani.
iden Eroteftorat.
ginige oon jeneu gidmern, ipeL
DE oamnls nit 6em $eere birniber5o.
gen, bas Die ipiIben Gimme iiIiier.
mari, :iao lpeIde bort bIieben, I'M
mit5ubeIien III Der Grridtling eioili.
iirter 9uitdnoe mb biirgerliber Sr6.
riing. bcnfen iest nit reht seiHiib.
ten @eiiiblen, I'M itiht 81 ingen init
@ittcrfeit barany-bab bas pbiIippini.
ite S6ifiIein Der @nnoe obcr In
gnabe Der poIitiidcn @inbe aisgc.
iett iii, Die iiber Die paciiiide aiiite
sliiens babiilpeben.
D1anner, lpelte aht3ebn ibrer be.
iten Sabre seopfert Baben, INN oas
tropiide 2anb NIT Su eipiIiiieren 5ii
beIfen, ieben jest 5u ibrem Summer,
oab iie au Die Sabre fir nidts gear.
beitet 5aben.
,aRauI bnlten", III Die Mcgel, 10
iogen bic 5uriidfebrenben
Die jeet pom Seer iinb Daarine alf
ben 9biIippiren aeceptirt iporoen lit,
unb nieinanb, Der aui Der glinoes.
3abaiits Iiebt, ipagt, ieine tpabrewiei.
nlug aus3uiprehen o6er feline 9ln.
iid)t iiber Die Sitiiatipn 81! diiBern.
9rei Der erjbten SiiderpIantagen
IN 9nson iolien geraoe bon sSapa.
nern iibernontmen peroen uls Die
:, 9ogan~ in gee itnf. Ibnii1hIih lit
Die game gsieoerIaiiurg in 9apdI auf
N2inoonao, Dem erobten Sonf proou.
,ierenoen Centrum oes arhipeIs I'M
seiis ron eSapunerrt, bic anBeroem
ale onSeren gerpobner pDn bort Der.
trieben huben. aap,tnlllfen DeS Idpa'
riideu Reides itanben IN iluterbnno.
lung srpeds gnfaufes 6es misgeoehn'
en GIarnbra 9eiises IN Der ytdbe |
pom WaniIa, zines Der gr0bter nno
pertboolIiten Shid 9uderIanbes olI |
,e1n s;nieHonbe. gisber bate aui Die.
em gGisthum Die 9aeifie CONNER.
ial 60. bic aontrOlIe In ben 5dn'
>en. te,g
Saponer baben ben 9nmpfer ~Se'
,eraI ssorbes" getartert unb berette'
en fid, aIs Die .,2osan" abfitbr. hor.
nit oem garpfer cine S6iffslinie
pilden Mlanila uro Seattle ein5u.
.iften. slui benz Snieaanbe riift |
ett aIIes mad elmer beiieren Srans.
ort.geIeeenbeit, unb bic sSsapaner |
,aben aud in bieiem Ebeile bes
Orient @ei6diteg bas Seft in San.
,en. Die ,.aosar" braHte ielbit 1850 |
Ionnen $anbeIstargo.
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@smtltpa.

11nier 4seut in Samiltpn 1T Ser,
Gbnaro grad, 449 SiS Siinite Ctr,
@elI Sci. 476.&. Some Gbous
1631.g.
Gin bebausrli6er llnfdn ereig=
nete ii6 seiteru 8ormittas an Wain
Strabe Dor bem Sammsrle 9ebdube,
inbem Der elfidbriss 9eorge gonbtn,
Gobn bon SttpeQ gonbin DON Glib
. Strabe, bon sinem Strabsnbabns
ipasen setroffen purbe. Gr mar iibsr
bic Strabe sefprunsen. obne gu be-
merten, bab eine Gar baberfubr. Wo<
torfiibrer 8. Spissei neriufte, bieIel-
be gum Steben gu brtnsen, allein es
mar 5u fpdt. Der Sunse sr,etb uns
ter bic EGber, b.ren zines iibsr feline
beiDen 8ein. sing. Der linte SUB
Durbe absef6nitten uub bas rs9te
Bein fdredli9 5ermalmt. SIN Werep
5oipitaI lpurbe erfldrt, bag lDenig
ausfiat porbanoen iei, bab Der Suns
&c genefeH lptro.
- Die Rabrunssmittel Snipets
torin Gitsua pOH aaneI tonbemnirte
in 5amiltpner 9sidGftsn piebsr eins
grobe Suantitdt DON Spmatens Sauce.
= Sn elmer @erfammlung Don
8ertretern idmmtlider 9tirserorsanis
fationen Samiltons ON Mlittpo9
9lbenb purbe befdloFen, cine G0bes
ration aIer SrsaniIation.n unb 8ers
befierunsssfenf Der Stabt 5er<
beisufiibren i'm Snterefe Der 10 man>
4erIei n6tbisen @erbeFerungn on
Strubeu II. a.
= Sobn SpaIbing tpurbe- e-pon ieie
ner in Cincinnati pobnenben @dttin
2ena Spalbins auf S9eibuug pers
tlast. neil er it6 NIT feinsr ssf9ies
bensn 9attiH pieOer etnselaiTm unb
&ldserin DeruadIdffigt babe. Disie
bittet aud Inn bic Grlaubntb, ihreu
Wdbdenuameu 2sua ReritiRgs1piebsr
fii6ren gu bIrfen.
- qoliseidef CHARTS Strider
iafpenbirte Sest Gsrs.ant g6orles
g. subbs, Der ii9 anseblitb zines
pflidtpibrisen gsnebmsns iaurbig
semabt baben fDu. 5u6bs bat iit DOT
Si4erheitsbirstsOr Gsrp auSpsran.s
nDrten.
- Walter Sol3berser, Glteiter
Sobn bon Wapor 5oIsberger, ,sbeitnbet
ii9 auf Der 4raHtenIiih.
- Sm neuen SeiHt Der 'Glts batten
fi4 am Mittpo9 2benb bic Ge6rerins |
men Der Sefferfou, 5bkr unb Ban
Bursu S9ule gu efnen 8antett pers
etnist, benz ein bii5f9es mufitalif9es
programm uNb 5on5pergniisen foIsts.
- Jrdulein Inna Rdefer, SOGter
bon Serrn Wtart'h &nsfer an 9orbpn
4oenus, unb Serr Srart Straub BON
Aolsop. g., iprrbeu I'M 9eim Der
graut bur9 ptftor 6. s. 80. ms
pdrbt ebeli6 nerbunben.
SIN WfeIS9 pplptt1l 1tdrb I'm |
Utter pon,45 ssSdhreu Grau Gulan Sc
Der. Wittpe bon Bouts .3s4sr, na6
|1perem Qei'ben. Gie tpirb iiberiebt
BON elmer Sfhtsr ,ein.m Sobns, spei
Sttpeftern uHb Fiinf 8riibsrn, Die
eeihenfeier ,finbet bente 9orntittas
I'm, ,5ebn ll4rsim Seim. SO. So aubs
otYStruff, ftntt. 1a6 berieiben iuirb
,ieHeide mod Saubustp sebra9t, mo
istmOrqf fnsgn&mittas beissfest ,iper'
'snsDirb.
- BstliGerrmS uab. syrau 8. 81
yrshhmg pon ben MorgentbaIer
FLATS iftdHsgfuHbesa EDGaHden an.
Istommex.
-sSk4nss:H sssszasssa aast
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1eiben6eit Jrmien
Mblen. ipenn fie
HIRE Geiunbbeit
bie6ererIaugt ba-
ben. Sbr iebn-
Esder gDuuid 1T,
or1ereu srai,en
an belfen, bie lei.
ben, pie-fie eelit.
ten.
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g,ntider asionier g,erein.

lie mliieIiebcr obiaeu s;trsiHs anb hermit
an 49, arriI 1915 bsrftorbtnfn Rionler3 llf.
bert Gfnsibfet beufe glaetmiting I'm 2ssJ
BON 9ransrtdufe, SIC eopeH tbsuie, rt9t
sn6irsi@ bsisuipcbnen,
Geur- firnssr, Esir. II
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steaenseIHdje--@ei6Iid.

Gsuifee GrnH fu4t eteue als ecns
bfIferiE BEL einem 9iftrpfr W. g, ibs'
Race etrnbs 4. e,of, Gront.
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RSberne8igenner.E Eie
b6dit 5eiteerudbe 0ieiie einer 3iseiI.
ner Banoe IN brei .2niSpngen,
Sic iif allf Gem Mege BON Gnlifor.
nien mad, gtep Dorf befnnoen. crlitt
In piitsburg, pa, eine pIjsIite In.
.tssbrsfuitG nIs Der s,elhst Gale:
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Tie a,iiaIiebtr Der 6anfeIm1nn Rpes Der.
fmmeiH flt In ibyenf TsmpeI NJ Hreiiaa. ben
2e. HpriI 1870. Hahniifngs itbr 30, iiui
ihrem IN ben siviaen CfieH eineeenreeneH
afben ehuritftr
bic Ietie uianresildbe Gtrt 81 sripfsfen. Gel.
6eHfeier nm iihr so i'm GrfmatcriHFn
Geiparb grp6mGnr, W4. 3 e.
6arrn Z. QGoue, gsfyetEr. IL
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ger.ins.gnseiseH.

ssasemsiusr 1sHiiatr Sadr @sssssrgsrsiH
Iiiie Green, Ceto, am Wloniaa. ben 20. elpril,
Ndnm1spoI
Nie. eut, gydf
Sobu SLUMP, geir. II
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@aritii, ote ssraiieit
8rtefe ifbrebett
Nm bic 4pbia 6. Yinfbam Iseoi.
y cine So.

!, Grnuen. Die seiiinb finb, irngen oft.
hiaIs Sinh Die griefe, tpelde bon
ker 2pbin q. pinfbont Webieine 60.
iHlner perofientIift perben, et IL"
LSinb iie ipobrbeitsgetreu2~ I'D
riini idreiben Srnuen ioIhe Sriefe2"
/ sSn anttport barauf baben mir sit
fneen, oab mir nieinaIs einen erbah-
ten 9rief o6er 0amen beroffentIht.
DfienlaIs baben mir, tuiiientlif, eineil
unipabren Brief peroffentliht chez
einen obne Die ooIIe iin6 geidriebene
GrIaiibuib Der Sraii. Die ibn seihrie-
ben.
Der @runb, 6aB Sauienbe bon
Erauen aus allen Sbeilen oes Saiiecs
toIbe Danfesbriefe on Die 9pbin g.
Hinfbam Weebicine 60. idreiben, lit
Der. Sab 2pbia 6. 8infbam's @ese.
sabie COMPOUND @eiuilbbeit irrla
BliidieIigfeit ibrem 9eben perIieben.
4ueIhes emit nit Sdmer5en unS 2ei'
ben bebiirbet mar.
/ @s bat bon einigen Der ihIiuuniten
T6le BON SrnuenIeioen befreit, BON
BeriesIneen, ent5iirloung, Cite.
riins, Observation-Disclosures, gterpcitdt,
Sdpddye, Ysasenleiben uub bon Rie.
nereeihlogenbeit.
Gs lit unnosIi9 fir ireenoeiltc
Gron, Die eeiu,ib 1T unS ole nieselit'
apn bat, All erfennen, tpie biefe. arsner,
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1Inier aseut in SamiItom 1T Serr
Gbuaro 8rad, 449 Sab ssinite Ctr.
@elI Sci. 476.&. Some Ibpue
1631.G.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
WILL HUNT SHARKS
IN HER SEAPLANE
Mrs. J. Stuart Blackton Plans
New Sport.

Mrs. J. Stuart Blackton, who saw a
shark while bathing at Oyster Bay on
Tuesday, declared yesterday that she
was going to hunt the fish in her
hydro-aeroplane.
Boatmen landed seven-foot shark
Yesterday near the mouth of Matawan
Creek. 1t was a blue-nosed shark,
weighing about 200 pounds, and was
captured by Thomas B. Cottrell, who
exhibited the fish for 10 cents look.
Signalmen for the E. W. Bliss Com
pany caught a six-footer IN Peconic
Bay in one of the nets which they
were using to guard the course of tor,
pedoes which were undergoing nnal
lists. Fishermen of Montauk Point
shipped a nine-foot sand shark TO New
York.
From Niles River, near Baltimore, 10
the Massachusetts, coast, sharks were
seen in schools and singly. A six-foot
shark was shot TO death at Onset,
bathing resort near New Bedford, Mass.
a four-footer was caught IN New
Haven Harbor. The crew of the yacht
Bagheera reported killing one weighing
400 pounds off Watch Hill.
Bathing pavilion proprietors a,
Patchogue and Blue Point, declare
there were no man-eaters In Great
south Bay. They offered reward OF
s25 for tho capture of one.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
SHOWS RUSSI4N EROWT
RAZ ROROS
By FRANK H. SIMONDS.

The announcement defeat and
Of Iuk Lpa River has naturally turned
all attention threat the Russian attack mas
FOR the great Gallo mberg There have been and there
remain three nossib their big Push
strike for h. Of Lutsk and vital rairoad ehte
and lines of the Central Powers in the
southern Of the Eastern front they may
south Hungary and they strike for
Lemberg.
whether the Russians have decided 70 con.
centra on any one Of these possibilities continue aiming at all
three indicates that they pressing up ne
what force cannot even guess oonce
Cack and Turcoman cavalry On the oer
hand the Lpa that the Lmerg objective
is again being sought vigorously.
The little this article will illustrate
oohv ba the Ienber9 situation is stead
v drawing capital The ends Of the net are
being advancing from Koomea toward the nh
west and from the Lpa River toward the southwest
emberg railroad junction on the SOUTH
front city thousand people and great
value contendng From the city there radiate ike the
Continued ou 2
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
GERMANS SEEKING
TO HASTEN PEACE
Won Wedel Committee in
Campaign to Check
Annexationists.

Berlin, July ia campaign Of ora
tory designed 20 check the extreme
annexstionist movement represented by
the Conservatives and the right wing
Of the National Liberals is being organ
lied by the so-called German National
Committee, whose chairman is Prince
Won Wedel, formerly Viceroy of Alsace-
Lorraine and now general adjutant TO
the Emperor. The speaking campaign
includes many Of the most prominent
names in German science, industry,
trade and agriculture.
Cne OF the executive officers said to-
day that the committee was without a
fixed programme, but the guiding prin-
ciple was the Bismarckian one of
achieving the attainable.
"We frankly want an honorable
peace said this official, "but not at
any price. We do not want peace de-
layed through the efforts of those who
demand that We take all we can ge;
and hold fast 10 everything our mill
tary power enables US TO, without re-
Our desire is heartily TO support
the Chancellor's policies. but we dis
agree with the governments prohibi-
tion of public discussion of the aims
of the war"
The campaign will begin on August
/. when public addresses will be made
in fifty cities. Police permission al
ready has been granted. which is sig
nifcant. considering the government
previous policy regarding discussion
of war aims.
The principal newspapers already are
in favor of the committees programme
and an active programme OF education
will be conducted in the press. Cath
Ollie newspapers are for the most par,
with the committee.
IL is significant that DR.. SPAIN, the
Catholic leader. came to the defence
of the Chancellor in the Reichstap
against the pamphleteers opposing hi.
policy. Since then il has grown more
evident that the Catholics are gravita.
ting toward the parties Of the Left. be.
cause Of their support Of the Chan.
eellor against the tendencies Of the
Conservative parties. and the snnexa,
zionist plans. which are strongly sup,
ported by the Agrarian leaders and
important groups Of big manufacturers
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
HdiQ Rolls Back Fierce Counter DriDes
Belgian F1ees German Prison;
Hunts Down Spy; Crosses Sea
Soldier Escapes Through Switzerland Skees Strikes at
Foe in France, Reaches Galveston on Oil Boat and
Svims Ashore in Hurricane

worked with his father and two
brothers near Mslines before the out.
break of the war. He is slight, dark
young man, and shows but few scars
of his thrilling experience. Modest
in extreme, he tells his story, with
boyish naivete, speaking French with
a decided Belgian accent
after the fall Of Liege. when the
Belgian army was being pushed back,
and the German hordes were over
running our fair country, l. together
with many friends, was fighting in the
front line. 1t was a bitter contest,
as we were fighting for our homes.
fathers. mothers and sisters.
The day Of my capture the Germans
had stormed our ragged line. and al
though we had been able to keep them
off. word was brought that they had
succeeded in turning our flank, and we
were virtually cut off. Still we fought
on.
"The next attack was heavier than
the preceding ones. and by a concerted
action. we were assailed on all sides.
My chums were dropping around me,
and /, too, received a ball in the knee.
Then fell. A hughe 'Boche' was upon
men, with his bayonet poised ready
TO strike. when I fred point blank. kill
ing him. but his gun fell and his
sharp bayonet, grazed my neck. /
Continued on page q, column 1
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

Ulysses and Xenophon, we'll known
globe trotters Of their day, may we'll
give over their laurels to young Jules
Lisudat, a Belgian soldier, whose
wanderings during the last two years
eclipse even those of Lieutenant
Muecke and his band Of survivors from
the Emden.
Liaudst was taken prisoner during
the first weeks of the war, succeeded
in escaping over the snow from a
prison camp, passed through Al
SAGE and the fortress of Strass-
burg, entered Switzerland. and es-
capped over the Simplon pass
in January with the aid Of snow
shoes and skees into Italy. Then he
succeeded in entering France. where
he caught q German spy, crossed the
Pyrenees into Spain, worked his way
across the Atlantic on an oil boat,
deserted at Galveston, swan ashore in
a hurricane, and finally arrived at
New York.
His passports, and official documents
issued by every country he passed
through not only conelusively bear out
his narrative, but some day will make
a valuable addition to an historical
collection.
Jules Lisudat, gardener by trade.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

Continued on page 2. column 8
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
MERCHANT ASSOCIATION
WANTS GUARD RECALLED
SAYS Mobilization Has Shown
System a Failure.

The Merchants Association of New
York announced last night that on ad-
vice Of its committee on military az
fairs it urges the immediate recall
of the Nataional Guardsmen from the
border and the instant repeal Of the
statute federalizing the militia, on the
ground that the mobilization of the
Guard as part of the regular army has
been a failure.
The report of the committee. Of
which William NJ. Baldwin is chairman,
proposes instead that the regular army
be increased TO 100000 and universal
military training for young men be
adopted This. it is argued, will pro
vide a reserve force Of from 100000 to
100000 men.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
TURKS ROUT ITALIAN
FORCES IN TRIPOLI
Six Thousand Men Taken, Is
Claim of Constantinople.

Constantinople, July 19.-"Reports of
successful military operations against
the Italians in Tripoli and against the
British in Western Egypt prove that
Nuri Bey Pacha, who is directing the
operations of the Ottoman volunteers
in those regions. is still alive, and has
splendidly fulfilled his task" says a
statement issued here tonight.
During his last engagement with
the Italians in the neighborhood OF
Misratah Con the Mediterranean in
Tripoli), which terminated in the de-
feat of the Italians, he captured 200
officers and 5000 soldiers and twenty
four guns. Misratah and Dejejadid are
in the hands Of the volunteers. Be-
tween both places and the coast no
Italians remain"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
CUARDSMEN SENT
HONE FROM BORDER
Thousands Ask to Go Because
of Dependent Families.

San Antonio, Tex, July 19.-General
Funston announced to-day the dis
charge of seventy-hve guardsmen. re-
leased from service under the ruling
permitting the discharge Of those with
dependent relatives.
The exact number Of those who have
applied for discharge is not available,
but it is known that several thousand
have made application.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
RUSSIANS PUSH
INTO HUNGARY
Cars Forces Advance in
Three Thrusts Along
Front in East.

London. July 19.-The attention OF
military critics here is focused on
three sectors Of the great Eastern front
ON three distinct offensives by the
Russian armies.
In volhynia and Galicia the Russian
thrust has for its double aim the capt
ure of Lemberg and Kovel. Along the
northern line south Of Riga Kuropat-
kin's forces are attempting to prevent
Won Hindenburg from weakening his
own lines to assist his hard-pressed
fellow commanders to the south. Along
the Carpathan front the Cars troops
are trying to clear road-or several
roads-into Hungary and its rich
plains.
Success on Three Fronts.
In each of these three drives to-day
the Russians won new successes. On
the extreme southern front they made
the most important advances. There
they were variously reported as having
entered the Csrpathians, as having
actually penetrated a days march into
Hungary, and as merely threatening
the Austrian rear guards in the noun
tains What is important is that Gen.
eral Letchitsky has taken up the night
with renewed vigor and is exerting a
powerful pressure on the enemy's lines
in the parts leading to Hungary.
There seems to be little doubt that
the Russians have gained command of
the Jablonitza and Kirlibaba passes,
the chief highways into Hungary on
the southeast, and Of the strategically
important railroad from Delatyn TO
Budapest. Apparently the Austrian
resistance at these two entrances is
weak.
Meet Desperate Resistance.
Southwest of Delatyn the Russians
are meeting with obstinate resistance.
To-day. according to the Austrian COM
nlurique, they were rolled back across
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New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
w f A T H E r

svovrRs TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
NORTHEAST TO NORTH WINDS.
INCREASING AND BECOMING
STRONG DURING TODAY.
F,iI Report on Page IL.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-25

AS an indication how about every
thing that enters into general use is
going skyward mention can be made
of the increase price of laundry bluing.
Under normal conditions this blueing
is worth about So a pound. 1t now
commands s12 per pound and the stock
is so limited that it may be unpurchas-
cable soon at any price. This hits the
laundry business hard.