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HEATED SPEECH BY
LIEBKNECHT HALTS
HEICHSTAG SESSION
PRESIDENT UNABLE
TO CURB ATTACK

corr >VNGtN, via London, March H.
speecl by Ur. Karl Liebknccht. the
S~o,al.s'. e. said 20 have brought yestcr-
da'', meeting OF the I,eichstag to an
s5rlp. 'loso. according To- adviccs ~
G. ccl h"rc.
pr ~liebkne'h; according to the re-
r rte. ,aii that the assassination of the
A-,hduhc Francis Ferdinand at Sarajevo
Va luich'd at in many circles in Ger
many a~ an act of God"
To President of the N,eichs;ag called
, socialist leader TO order three times
and finally al the members of the body
kr n, Chamber cscept the Socialists.
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TO 5 ON PEACE IN TUNE.
Insuramce Rates ~ LIOyd'a show
Upward Trend.

LoNpoN, March l7.--I.loyd's are re-
reivins inquiries for insurance 10 pay
ota loss in cas-, peace is declared before
the end of this year. Rates are inclined
to show an upward trend because the
inquirers are large firms holdin. war
contracts and getting orders much in
advance, aud Al war prices.
me underwater offers to uuotc A
rate OF 20 guineas per cent. for AN
Insurance to pay total loss IN tho event
peace Is declared by the end of June.
The rate for II similar policy extending
20 the end OF the year would b 70
per cent
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UISPIRITED.
Against NnuN showed Lack
~ Driving Force.
speciai cable D,spu,ch 10 Tmr So

LoNpoH. March I1.--TiIc Paris cor
responder, Of the Ddilp Man, telegraph
ing this evening, says:
1.-THE last two days hay" been good
duys tor France, while the capture of
Veriun seems as Far off AS ever. the
Germans are becoming more dlspirlted
and disorsanized every day.
yesterday afternoon there was All
other assault OF Dead Man I'm U.e Mort
Homme), After II preliminary lombard
ment tn, German infantry conyrrged
Oh the French positions with consider
able force.
''Tlley were met with u curtain Of
fire Of such Intensity that few units
got within 100 yards Of the t'rcnci,
line and these were quickly discussed of
by Cen. Ietain's machine guns. The
Hermans reiterated to Crows Wnmi ,iIl..
Bots DIES CorbeauX). losing heavily as
they ran.
"A more serious attack was made after
nightfall on the village M fort Of vaux,
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EUTTWT uDTT '6pHFc" 70 ~
VIENNA. via London. March lI.-Th+
official statement issued by the Austrian
War Once To-day says regarding N
Russian front:
~ several points on the Strypa
front there we're Suc'essiul advanced
post Engagements. West OF Tarnop"l
we penetrated a Russian advanced
post and captured All ensign AID 81
prisoners. a machine gun and four
mine thrOwer>.
The follow ing official statement re-
gar ing operations against Russia was
issued yesterday
81 the fronts Of tine armies Of Gems.
pnanzer, Baltin and ROehm- krmolli
there was increased activity by the
artillery on both sides. Russian at
,acks northeast Of kezlOv, On tho
Strypi. were repulsed.
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w ne,oIm provides that persons receiv-
ing Zoo marks Us550) annually shal,
pay 10 ror cent. and those .receiving
"o.ooo marks tl2,500) or more slail
contribute 80 per cent. of their incomes
10 the state.
exempted from the increase ara
idthers supporting three o. more chill.
nreii and having incomes less than 800
marks SI:j).
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ATuEHs, va Paris. March l1--S.-
loni', IL absolutely i~rnpr"gnahie, &C.
curding to = r"Iurt made by t;en. Mos
rnopouloS {" Mig constantine. Zen.
~MpschoiouloS, who IL IN command Of the
creek troop III Macedonia, expressed
his opinion 10 IN" ,;ro,k sovereign TO-
day. after 1 personal tour ui Inspections.
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British Fight Near Loos.

NVV'TuT dDfe UrfVdTCN 70 THt StN'
LONDON, March 1.-THE following re-
port from British headquarters IN
France was issued by the official press
bureau tonight:
To-day there was consider artil-
lery activity to the south and the north
cast of i@oos. There was some she'll
ing on both sides to the southeast OF
lpres.
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NIrNN,. ,st London, March 1.-THE
follow iu. ufiJial statement vdS issued
i'r" .p-,iay r'girdiuy Tn" italian front
III" italians hay" ceased their fruit
IC.- attacks on the lsonao front.
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MOVE WEST OF ERZERUM.
Russians Capture Town ~ NiI~s
FROM the Armenian capital.

~i'r-eoGrAr. Msrr.i IL Tire follo'tnG
official statement w.- issu.d Icy the Rus
sian War Gaice tonight Regarding tho
operation. IN III, Caucasus region:
In the Caucasus. after All engage
mont sixty miles west Of l%.r2crulu,
wc ~o"cupiel .hc town IL Mainahatan
We captured n,t guns. mi'hin" guns
ami a transport train. We took pr!s-
oner- the ronvoy Of tho train NJ ninety
four officers and 20 ASlisris,
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Spec,ai Cab,. bespa,ch TO THY SITS.

|P'''" TV'' "FNP"''' F" Z
PARIS. March LITTLE submarine
scare has not affected tn. bookings on
the French steamship l~.ochambeau. On
hundred and twenty-five passengers and
several children are listed. Among the
Passengers are tWenty-three Americans.
The I~;Vrhambeau sails Tomorrow.
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Hospital Train Reaches Psris.

Spec'ai taJie Despatch TO THy SrS.
PARIS. March. 1.-THE first hospital
train from Nerdun 10 Paris arrived here
this morning. Nearly a hundred wounded
soldiers We're sent to the American AM
bulance Hospital.
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Ma,rahn.au IL q town IN Turkey. about
half way between Erze~um and trztl-
gan. an important place " $500" 'u-
hahitants. Tho capture ~ III" . in.
d~ic,t-e 'lia, ti,e Eussians are gradually
pu- ling aside the Turkish defence of The
fortified town ~ Siyis, about 2ej miles
west Of I.rzerunl
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Report Of t:ssen Raid Denied.

BERI.tS. VITA London. March 1.-THE
Overseas News Agency reports that no
ar raid on the town of Essen. where the
krupp works are located. has taken
place.
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Big DRIVE IN PERSIA
STILL A TEUT0N AIM
Western Offensive Said Ia
Hide German Purpose
in Near Fast.
81 w PLAN CNFORGOTTEN
~ CAROLYN WILSON

! spoke yesterday about the new and
energetic interest of the Germans II
China. This Is equalled. II not exceeded
by the immediate interest In The Fast.
the Suez Canal and the road TO India.
One feels In Germany. without having
any efini statement to that effect. that
the western offensive may break off
sharply at any moment. interrupted 10y
Il tremendous movement against Persia
or against the Sucz--preferably Persia
hat under the guise OF bringing ever
ounce OF power to play on the western
front the Central Powers are secretly
preparing everything for the Fast.
or course. anything which touches
upon or threatens Bagdad also touches
German pride and German capital.
Now seems to be the time to clear the
English out Of the country and out OF
the best harbors of the Gulf OF Persia
II II Is possible.
The Bagdad railway. reaching. as 1t
may. 10 the Persian Gull. will not only
Open up new m rich resources for west
ern Europe. and serve a strategical pur-
pose. but also rob the Suez Canal OF a
portion OF its regular soils. h lndidl
mails al are counted a. au income Of
$4,000 600 yearly. not to speak oi the
mails TO Australia. last Asia. Ac.
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Tn. CTS chosen for Iii" end NJ the line
Was Kadaima. bu, as the sultan 81 ko-
welt rules under the protection OF Eng
land This harhor was forbidden. The
samc thing happened III III" case y
cho"siny the less advantageous khpr
Al-iullah. like~is" declared To- l." uui"r
English rule. An a''"mp to "."osc th'
Persian harlpr Of Mohammcra was frus-
trst,-i hv an English concession from
Persia {" build Il railroad To this spot.
Nor" an! more 1t -ecarl. appareu.
that ia" English had arranged for t;.r-
man fruits TO rircn in AN English gti-
den.
The Only thing left. uui'-. tie Turks
sucrecd in this war in driving tho Eng
lish out, 10 to dee,.n tho cana from
Easra 10 tho gulf. although Their j. a
shifting sandhar which Viii max" 81
impossible for large ships to enter,
The second important railroad, which
fortunately for Turkey Was practically
finished before war hogan. IL the Mecca
line, which was planned for religious az
we'll rs strategic reasons, This In, ~ 4
means of throwing troops quickly either
into Arabia. long Threatened L., English
interest, or into Egypt. THIS line runs
FROM Damascus to Jerusalem ard then
south 'o M~.dina-a stretch If 1,"ss Lilu.
meters.
Further than this a; l. not lnowu. for
IN In, stretch TO Mecca even I've ';"rmau
directors and engineers ar" allowed 70
have no part. a. TO uuheli"N.r way come
within 500 kilo,no,,iS of tn, holv city.
4 more important railroad lin. built
since 'hc war Is the line ~runu'ig ou' into
III, Sinai desert from IN" spur li'" from
,I.rusal.m. This formerly ended Just the
other sid. of the Turkish border. and al.
though ticrinans and Turks admit that
II has been run many kilomct"rs into IN"
desert IN the direction ~ the Su'z canal,
they naturally are not co!re 10 tell how
near the canal II now Is
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a.r-ch Ac,or Doomed n. >.,.

PARIS. March i2.-~A Greek named
C'onday annis, who says he IL an actor,
has been convicted as "a SPY and SEN
fenced to death By Q court martial.
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IN. German dffitnd" t0mard 4 mcr,co
.mH b. described BY MISS wilson IN TN
Sun Tomorrow.
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Richard schiImns Not . Consul.

WAsHiSGroH. March I~1-rnoi.-iai
advices we're received to-day by the
state department that Richari = billing.
a passenger on the Tubantia whom
press dispatches describe - an Am.ri-
can Consul. is an insurance man Of New
York.
No Richard SchilliHS appears In the
City Directory or telephone book.
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'iuyr"mcr. w'u il ~ I,ars Old. VAS
brought d"un ''gut a"ropl,ncs by his
Comh!'..i skill as sunr.r and pilot. he
Wa rejected i've times 10y IN. ne l'cat
examines hD'o'" ,"iug accepted A. A.
o. h. - ~oldt., N 'i' French army. We
has beer m"utIon"i IN official reports
AMI has been decorated several times.
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FRENCH AIR HERO WOUNDED.
Guy n"me~ brought Down Eighe
t.rrn,nns. tRning Decorations.

bARts. March IL Georges i;uyrcmer.
sergeant pl"' ~ tn French Flying
'oris, h,a u'"n Nouui'd.
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ADD TO GERMAN X
war Weeds Compel step, UeI6erich
Tells Rrirhstag.
,p,riai cab'e Despdtch 70 TUE s,N

rFrtt~. VIA Amsterdam. March H.
-ror ,hc fourth time the patriotic Ger
rln people ar. digging deep down in
,'elr pockets and Offering their saving
- M. Government 10 enable US 10 meet
=. .%,upcndous cost of war. We cannot
a,p.ct them TO keep on doing this in
l.nr'.ly { ~ do not show them that
" do our own share. Economy is the
.s>uc "" must put oil the brakes
~'r,ey.r "" can.
decrease IN ,aNss IS the only so!u-
'rn The budget which ! am submit
& Z to.iay shows u deficit of $50. Goa, 900
marks ,sl2". "u".o0Ob, This must be
co,"r.d by new taxation
T1"s' w"i" the main points Of argu-
rsn' offered 70 thu members Of the
R.,h,tac yesterday Icy Dr. Kari Ne,-
tr,h. secretary II the Imperial Treas
ri 90 Introducing thu new bulge, pro-
po,tl- and bills for new taxes. which
40 to bring in 10000. 900 marks
s..i0r,"puJ each week for carrying on
,hs W.T..
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SPECIAL table Despa:ch to Tur juv.

PAHfs. March ~t1.--Anothcr determined
enort was made by tho Germans las,
might to capture the fort and village .,
Naux, to the north of Verdun. Large
numbers OF men were used by the at.
lacking forces and five separate as
shults We're delivered agains, the post.
tons. Each assau was broker down
by the French fire curtain with heavy
losses to the attackers.
The new attempt to break through the
FRENCH defences al this poiut was pre-
cedcd by a renewal of violen artillery
hfe directed against the FOR, and the
whole system Of French defcnces In
MS sector. AZ \ o'clock at night the
German infantry dcbouclied from it,
trenches under cover Of the artillery
and moved IN sections against the
village of Eaux. the slopes leading up
To tho fort and the French positions
a road southeast OF the village.
Five Attacks Delivered.
The attacks were made against the
village. " against the slopes leading
10 Inc fort and one to gain possession
OF the road.
mere was no infantry action in the
>erdun region to-day. The artillery fire
was intens" In the Douaumont and Dam
loup regions. on the east bank Of IN.
Mouse. and intermittent on the west
pank. as well as in the Woevre. The
of the fire on IN. ives, bank
was noted last night and reported in this
afternoons c~oinmuniaue. which said that
after the costly check suffered by the
Germans attacking lie Mort Hommc no
FURTHER attack has been made III this
sector.
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ITALIANS PUSH
LINE FORWARD
ARE IN PURSUIT q AUSTRIAN
FORCES RETREaTING FROM
FORTRESS OF GORITZ.
DECISIVE
Attempt Is BEING Made by Italians
to Cut or and Surround Bodies
OF Austrians Retreating
from Goritz.

ROME. Aug Italian troops
have captured the Austrian aviation
station at Aisovizza. six miles east
Of Goritz.
The Italians continue the pursuit
of the Austrlans who retreated from
Goritz. official reports said today.
The pursuit has been hampered some
by the necessity of repairing bridges
and roadways destroyed by the re-
treating Austrians. Infantry de-
tachments are now In contact with
the Austrian right wing, striking un-
ceasing blows in an attempt to cut
off and surround bodies of Austrians
moving southwark toward Carso
plateau.
A large number of guns. which
the enemy had made Intellectual in
an attempt to destroy them. fell in
to the hands of General Cadorna's
forces at Goritz.
King Victor Emanuel is under
stood TO have been at the lsonzo
front when Goritz fell. though he
has not yet entered the Austrian
stronghold.
Great street demonstrations oc-
Cured in Rome last night when the
capture of Goritz was announced.
Crowds marched the streets singing
the Italian and allied national
hymns and cheering. the king and
Italian commanders of the army.
The public accepted the capture of
Goritz only as the beginning of a
great move southwark to terminate
at Trieste.
1t is believed here that tho whole
Austrian Isonzo front from Tolmino
southwark will eventually be bro
ken. Correspondents reported that
the capture of the heights surround
ing Goriz were effected by dar-
ing enterprise. Tunnels were dug
to the Austrian lines. After the
Italian bombardment had ceased
hundreds of Italian soldiers sudden
ly swarmed out of the mouths of
these tunnels and crept upon the
taking them by surprise.
A total of 21,750 prisoners have
been taken on the Goritz front, ac-
cording to reports from army head
quarters.
Guns and other booty have not
yet been counted.
A remarkable scene greeted the
Italians when they entered the city.
The Italian residents. who for weeks
had lived underground. rushed out
bringing flowers and flags from
concealed places and cheered the
In other underground
several thousand Austrian
soldiers were found and made pris-
oners.
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WAY OUT
OF BLAZING CAR
SCORES OF PEOPLE INJURED IN
DOUBLE EXPLOSION ON A
CHICAGO STREET CAR.
CAR SET ON FIRE
Sparks from Second Explosion Set
Car on Firc-Passengers Leap
cd Through Windows to Es-
cape and Many Injured.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-A double
explosion caused by a short circuit
wrecked a Halstead street car early
today. Scores of persons were in
jured, four perhaps fatally.
Windows were smashed and the
woodwork of the war was set on
fire. The passengers rushed the ex-
its and jammcd the doors in an eff
fort to escape. Many Of them were
injured in this way. Several leaped
from the windows. Caught in the
crush on the platform the motorman
fought the crowd back until he could
set the airbrekes.
The car was set on fire by sparks
from the second explosion. The
flames spread rapidly. Firemen
and police poined In taking the in
iured from the blazing car.
LET che car burn and take care
of the injured" was the order OF
the firemen. The car was allowed
to burn twenty minutes before the
fire was extinguishcd.
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TWO COUNTRIES LINKED
BY THE UNITED PRESS
EXTENSION OF NEWS SERVICE
TO SOUTH AMERICA GREAT
STROKE OF ENTERPRISE.
II Will Serve to Bring the Two
Countries Closer Together and
Establish Fricndlier Feel
ing Between People.

WASHINGTON, August 10.--The
linking OF the masses of North and
south America through the news
arrangements entered into by the
United Press and La Nacion. the
leading newspaper OF South America,
is hailed as an event OF great i'm
portance.
.'It is with great satisfaction that
learn OF the establishment OF
direct news service between South
America and the United States
through arrangements between the
United Press and La Nacion of
Buenos Aires" said Secretary Nc
Adoo, who, as chairman OF the fed
eral high commission. recently
headed party which visited the
principal South American countries
ut Is matter of real Importance 10
the people OF the two countries and
very practical step toward a bet
ter knowledge and understanding
OF one another, for which we nave
been striving for many years. IL
should facilitate the interchange OF
ideas and information between the
two countries. The better we know
enc another the better friends we
become"
"The extension of the United Press
| facilities to South America and the
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FRENCH MAKE MORE
GAINS ON s0MME
FURTHER PROGRESS MADE DUR
ING THE NIGHT IN HEM
WOODS REGION.
One Hundred German Prisoners ana
Six Machine Gune Were Cap
tuied - Three German
Planes Defeated.

PARIS, Aug. 10.-French troops
made further progress in the Somme
offensive last night, advancing in
the Hem woods region despite fos
and rain. They took one hundred
prisoners and six machine guns.
German reconnaissance parties were
dispersed south of the Somme.
On the Verdun front no impor-
tant infantry fighting occurred last
night.
In the Vosges the German attacks
on French positions northeast of Alt
kirch failed utterly
Many air raids were carried on
during the night North OF the
Somme three German acceptance
were defeated.
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$4,000 MORE NATIONAL
GUAR0snEN FOR BORDER
CAMP SITES BEING PREPARED
ON BORDER FOR REMAINDER
OF THE STATE TROOPS.
Regiments Still mt the Mobilization
Camps Are to be Moveti--little
Illness I'm the Army.

Ell PASO, Tex, Aug. 10.--Camp
sites are being prepared for $4,000
more militiamen. 1t is understood
that many regiments still at mobili-
zation points are to be sent to the
border.
Only about three per cent OF the
regulars and militiamen on the bor-
der are i'll from any cause, accord
ing to reports to General Bell.
Most of the cases Of illness are OF
a minor nature. Arrangements are
being made to run a special hospital
train along the border TO pick up
the sick and give them treatment.
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I'ro-aliicd demonstrations follow
eti the news OF the Russian successes
against the Austro-G o-Gcrmans and the
Italian gains on the Isonxo front.
News Of the fall Of Goritx had not
reached bucharest when these dls-
patches were filed.
Active aggression by bulgarian
soldiers along the Roumanian from
tier has heightened the feeling
against the central powers. The sit
,iation Is SO intense that IA special
cabinet meeting was called this week.
Dispatches from Amsterdam AS
serted that Germany has become un-
easy over the Balkan situation.
though satisfied that Roumania Will
take no immediate action. The chief
concern Of berlin now is TINT the
allies are beginning great offensive
from Saloniki while the Russians are
closing In ON Lemberg and the 1tai-
iaus are driving southwnrd toward
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RAILROAD MEN WILL
HOlO FOR DEMANDS
WILL STAND FIRM FOR EIGHT
HOUR DAY AND OTHER
CONCESSIONS.
United States Mediators First Met
Representatives Of Managers and
Then With the Heads Of the
Brothcfhoods.

NEW YORK. August 10.---A. d.
Garretson. head OF the conductors'
Brotherhood, announced today that
the railroad employees are standing
firm in their determination to hold
out for an eight-hour day and the
other concessions they have demand
met first today with representatives
of the railway managers and then
with the brotherhood heads. Judge
Chambers OF the board said that body
intended to hold another meeting
with the managers this afternoon.
after which they would confer again
with the employees.
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|lk UP OF The RAILROADS
V0UlO AFFECT TIE ARMY
by William G. Shepherd.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. August 10.
0eherai Funston was asked today
Vat effect the threatened railroad
.4'Ae would have on the army doNn
- 'he lower Rio Grande.
am afraid it would be the same
1auon as with civilians regarding
''oa and all other supplies" he said.
Gould the army you have here
: over the railways if necessary 90
|ne was asked.
naps, was the reply, "but
you'd We reach points in the
Wy II the railways are tied up?"
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CRUISER IS SIGHTED
OFF GALVESTON TO-DAY
UNIDENTIFEID CRUISER WITH
FOUR FUNELS APPEARS IN
SIDE THREE-MIIE LIMIT.
Believed Vessel Was OF British Ma
tionality--Rcported German
Submarine Was to Dock
at Galveston.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. fO.--A
large and unidentified cruiser with
four tunnels appeared off Galveston
shortly before noon today, cruising
u few minutes inside the three-mile
limit. II was reported TINT Ger
man submarine was expected to dock
here.
The cruiser disappeared east by
south and did not signal the shore
Port officials have taken mo- action
and would not discuss the cruisers
appearance. The cruiser Is believed
To be a French craft as she had tive
tunnels forward and two aft.
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bringing or La Nacion news 70 the
United States will be a tremendous
benefit 10 both continents" said
Postmaster General Burleson. ut
will be beneficial In many ways. Its
advantages commercially should be
apparent"
Senator stone OF the senate for
eign relations committee was equal
/, pleased over the news.
"One OF the benefits to be dcriv-
ed from this arrangement will be
the bringing the democracy of The
the two countries into closer touch. 7
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british MAKE PROGRESS
NORTHWEST OF P0zIEREs

LONDON, Aug. 10.-Steady pro-
gress northwest of Pozieres, where
Australians yesterday penetrated
German trenches for two hundred
Yards on a 600-yard front, was re-
ported by General Haig this after
noon. The positions gained are rap
jdly being consolidated. Last night
was generally quiet except the bom-
bardment of British positions south
east of Trones WOODS, General Haig
reported.
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ROUMAM|A MAY YET ENTER war.
News of Russian Victories in Gacia and Capture Of
Goritz by Italians Has Caused Wave of Enthusi-
asm Among Roumanians-B Berlin Fears That Rou-
mania Will Enter On the Side Of the Allies


dispatches
grad
bank fall
fortified
fnl
Bothier
bat fought
allies The Russian
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