, 1916-07-08

OI our mr. SQuluIOuS iNF ING b"' Il
railway station. Caucasus front: In the
direction of Baiburt our offensive contin-
ues to make progress. We captured two
field guns, IL muniticu wagons, 2 machine
guns and 3 bomb-throwers Persia: Our
troops are fighting in the region of Herman
shah. Al attempt of the enemy to cross the
Styr in the region of the village Of L'pa was
repulsed. During the night we captured
on this front IL officers, nearly 1000 men
aud S machine-guns On the right bank Of
the Dniester, the enemy thrice attempted an
offensive neal Issakotf, but was repulsed by
our fire.
London, July 5th-RussiNn cavalry patrols
have crossed the Cnrpathians and entered
Hungary according TO a wireless despatch
received here from Bucharest. The despatch
saws that the patrols advanced from Kilnpo-
lung and entered Hungarian territory on
Tuesday. Phey cut the telegraph wires and
blew up buildings in which food and NUM-
tons were stored. 1t was added that the
news that invaders are again on Hungarian
soil caused a deep impression in Budapest.
Berlin, July 4,h.-According to a tradi-
tional custom of the Hoheuzollern House,
Prince William, eldest son of Grown Prince
William and heir presumptive, was enrolled
in the army to-day, his tenth birthday. He
was appointed a Lieutenant of the FIRST
Guard Infantry. The Prince, like his great
grandfather Emperor William l., who be-
came a Lieutenant in 1907, be9ins his mill
tary career in the midst of a great war.
Prince William was also given all honorary
command with the Second Guard Landwehr
Regiment.
London, July 5lh.-CaptNin j. K. Law, of
the Royal Flying Corps, eldest son OF MIR.
Bonar Law, has been seriously wounded III
France. He has been brought to England
for treatment.
London, July 4th.-A sentence of 3 years
penal servitude was to-day imposed upon
Ignatius Lincoln, the self-styled German spy,
who recently confessed to forgery at his
preliminary hearing on that charge.
London, July 4th.-A despatch to the
''Morning Post" from Berne says: Whrt is
happening in Germany is the question placed
at the head of numerous articles in the Swiss
newspapers during the last few days, aud
the fuct that the question is so frequently
put, shows that the feeling which prevails
among the population of Germany is one
of serious disqnietude. Speaking at a
meeting of the Leipsic City Council on
Wednesday last, q Socialist Councillor said
The people are being bled so mercllessly
they must not only be impoverished but
also ruined in health. MuilerMeinlngene
has threatened that the people will rise
in force and that will happen. There
is an end to all patience. According to
the "Gotha Zeitung" MullerM einingene is a
we'll known leader of the Radical Party IN
the Reichstag, and has written to Won Batockl
q letter in which the following passages
occur [ am continually hearing Of distress
from the whole of Thuringia about the lack
of sugar. The di content increases daily to
n most alarming extent and only action will
help now. Fine words and visits by high
officials are useless unles, Improvement is
quickly made. Noisy gatherings will be
heard of also outside the large towns, for the
whole German people are of the opinion and
rightly SO that the limit of endurance has
been reached. The bureaucracy is utterly
bankrupt aud the people already are rising
against it and will ipally do away with it by
force. The condemnation of Liebkuecht has
undoubtedly aggravated the situation. A
Socialist manifesto distributed in thousands
in the Industrial districts of Germany before
the trial was concluded contains the follow
ing Workmen. The cause of Liebknecht
is yours. In hitting Liebknecht it is you
that they wish to bit and reduce to silence
in order that this carnage may continue.
Will you tolerate ii? Let your voices be
heard. Prove that there are behind Liebk-