davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

oubsrorbenta6er Seftigteit siDiffeH
ber Gisue NIB @riIuont, no urrIere
Bdtterieu eiu m5rberifdes Geuer alrf
nrtt Truppeu seflllss feiHbti&e Grds
bca uuterbielteI. aaou ift abermals
bon ben Jruu3oicu bef&ofeH inorbeu.
.Sn ber gaabs unb ueflib bon
Brape unb aiIf bsm @iuterbers, peFs
lid bon GrGon1se bra9en ru@rere eln>
srtffs ber Grnrsofsu mit fAuepat
9eriufsu FIR ben Tetub uHisr unfe,
rem JHfultsriss uao &rtiGerie5eusr
siddmmeu.
.atR Der Srout bes Sersoes snbrt&t
bon Ditrttembers bat fi4 ui&tsiMitR.
figs ereisnet.
Die Gitioiidt Der Gliessr tp!ro
DON BEN guien Dstter begiiufist- Bot
teris pofitiDneu, Giietba4naHfaseu,
9aser urb Wsunitiousbepots bel ar'
ras unb iiibli9 bon ber Qisne fnb m
erfolsreider Dsifs BON urfspeu Gin,
germ nit 8ombeu 5eIsgt tporbea. DT
Geiub bat sebn Slusseiss oerioreA
.OefIifer ariessi4aupIGb: Sn
ben 2arpdsbea srtFfeu brei rrHii4e
Batainpne unfsr. gDpfitionen n5rbli9
DOM Su6isa 9Hal an. fs purSeu
o6er surtdsefdlaeen.
.Ruaebonif&e 5rOnt: 9Uifaeu BEN
presbd Gee uub benz gserna Glub
auf beiben Seiten bes D1rbar Gluf.
les unb an Der Gir,rma fiuben Don
3sit gu 3ett 2rtinsrissefe4t. ftatt.
Dis am AbsnS srIaFeae ipeitere Be
ionntmd9ung lautet tpie folet:
.atn Der arrus 6rORt purben aIns
sriff. bsr griisu auf bsibsn Seiten
bon 8uascourt, nlb fiarts fraIBofide
@neriffs on Der gtsae 5rOnt, spiftleu
8srrp on 8af unb 8rim0ut ab9es
i9lagsrl.
mas bic grtten beri9t.n.
9onSpn 4. Nlai. Sis ON Jreis
tag Nittas BON britifden Sdupts
quarter trlafsns 8etanntma9ang
lautet nis ioIst:
.9ds 9orf Grssnop uro bic r6rb'
lib urb iiioIib oapou eeIsgeneH pos
fitionen, bic mir geupmmsH bdbeH,
tpnren an Donnerfng @benb iebr
beftigsn feinbliten @esennHgrtffen
ousgeiebt. Wir tGben dbsr ole uHitre
goIitionsn bsbaupitt.
.6eftis. RGmpFe babeu aud IN Der
RGbe pou gunecourt FattgefuHosn.
Ceitlib Don bsm Dorfe mahte ber
Geinb lm oierteI bor sebn llhr eineu
befiisen 9sssnnngrtff ard bic nab
renb bes 9as.s BON uns gencmHeneu
@rdbeu. Der 4ngriff mibIaHs aber
unO Der Geino purbs nit jHiDertn
9erluiten SuriidsefdIaser.
DGbrsnb Der Rnd5t fdnber aud
8Gmpfe in Der 1n6baridafi bon
GberiTp unb auf bsibeu G,itsu bn
eirras gambyai Gbauifes fat. Sn
bieI.n 9rbi6Hiten pursen urf.re
Sruppen s.spuuseH, iidb pieber aus
ben ppreeTGoben.H ppiitioaeH luriids
5uSieben. bic fie pdbrsnb bes Sasss
stHommeu batteH.
.W6brtno Der Ro6t mo5ten mir
tpsitere Gorif4ritis HoroutFilih bpm
st. Quentin unb norb6iflin pra Sdrs
sieouri, no mir bns WsaIatoff. .Gsboft
nafmst.
Der am Mberb bon ben giiiitdrbts
D5rbsa bss5fssutii9ts utHsidis gettat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

forgt fsi. Or rug, ipte es um &ub'
LAMB ftebeu mithe, Deun bic SHi4rtft
bic Stin1Rung Der Dtdiorttdt Der
Burger rsppafsntire- Sie @nteute>
mGdte piirben Iagen, baB Rubicnb
Ietne 4Iliirten IN Grid selaHeu unb
oerrGtbsu unb fetuen 9uneu Don Der
2ifte Der @Gitrtsn gefriaea bdbe.
Die prootiCrt56e Regitrung fam
ii9 bieTsr gtuIf5t Hidat auf4iebeH,
fubr Tiliutoff fur., bag bic prooHo'
rii8e Regier1Rg urb ta, dls Dtinifter
bes gteuBersn, fortfdbreu perbeu. etns
Polttit gu bfulgea, 1urtsr Der gste'
manb RubIGnO Ses Berrutbs beiGul'
6iaer tGu1-
,RuBldub ntrS rienols IN etrer
'eprrater syriebeu einipinigat ~Dt'
prordorif9s Regieruug 1T Elm Se9el'
Idiff, bas rur NIT Stffe bes Wiub.s
borpdrts iourrnen farm. gEr ioin'
fben besbdIb Guer @ertrunsn, bas Der
Dub 1T, Der bds Saff oorDcrts
trei6t.
0us gretutfo1aUuuutttee ber @r'
better. uns Solbdten<DeIcgdtet be-
rtefb pdbreub Der surBeu Ra6t DE
BON Witt1tpH an bic entsrte ge'
Ttltdte glote. gs oertugte iph ar'
Ttprasu, ohre gu etner Grtf aetoTn.9
q.lanat m iein. Bd1renb oes 5dges
belt .s cine gsmetmbaftIiae StBung
nit BEN gretuttp<3Onmtttee Der
propfForif6eu Regier,rng db, m eer
lebtres GrtlGrlrnssu bdritber Gbgdb,
pdrum hie Rote an bic gllttrteH 9e>
Iditt porben iei. 8os aommtttee
lam ,u bem S6tuB. buB ettpds nit
ge,ug uuf bic Rpte gethGn fperoen
uiifT., porlduFtq ober md tein Srrro
bofir pprbanben lei, bic gtefSsnat1on
Der prpptfurfI6en Regierung gu psr'
laroer 0ds aoRrmtttee oerunl1BT
bi, Gorboteu, bic unSoer 0emou'trd'
ton betbetIigt p1rsR, IN ibre %aisr'
usr sitriidsutebrsn.
gBenn uuh bic Wettgfieber BEG gdf
fbes Der Solbdtens uno &rbetters0 s0e'
legaten, pte es Ideint, gegen bic 4ns
penbuna pon ertreruen WtnBregein
finb. pern es rift a6TOlut rot5ig IT,
mics isber Rsbnsr in Der @eriaTrT'
luna baruuf hin. ouB bic Uta9t u
RuBlonb in ben Sdnben Der Ssle9d~
ten Der Sotbdten uuo arbetter lts9e
unb lie en.f8loFen ieien, be proouo7
ride Reaisrurg gu 8tuingen, IN Hs'
bersinitimmuna nit ihreu Gniittet gu
barbelr, nibrigenfulls ite dbgeisBt
uub cine Regierung mad ben WtrI ben
beg gpltes ge6ilbet perbeu DIrbe.
Ra6 elmer gensinIduftIihen gehets
men siBuug 81 ggliriier unb be-
Solboterz urb GrbeitersOeteGu!sR,
Die in bem Wearinstp S6iob ItattfoHo,
tinbiote Der Rutb an, bab I'M Freitdg
gi6en6 obermals cine RdFenceridmms
lung Futtfiuben tpiirbe, in (pelher oeu'
glolt bag Reiultdt Der 9eruthur9 urs
setiinotgt perhsn niirDt gtan srs
partet, baB IN bie'sr 9erIarNnIuro
oas tiirftioe 8erbalteu bes RGthes Der
propiIoriid5en Regierung ge5eHiSer
beitimnlt roeroen ptro.
I'm IIHteriaht srI6iensr Die Il'''
niFtsr Weiliutoff, SebineerufT uro re.
truIpFf auf Der Treppe bes S6lpNes
uno htelteu Johann an bic @eriammel7
ten Reber, in oenen re duseirnnnera
febteu, mas bic Rote bebeilte, uro otes
fdier cine berubiasroe Ntrftuo au'
Die aeite al baben, STE am Rnhmit-
tau NIT 9dnreru uuf BEN StrdFcr
murFhirt irdren urb Die RtFgua!tor
IMLtafoffs pertuagt bdttVR-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

Lautet ipte tolgt:
.Oe 3dbl Der am Sonneritdg ses
modtsu Gefangenen iiberFsigt 900.
eiuiGiebIi3 DON % Sffbiereu.
.Ddbrenb bes Sases habeu unierc
Srrppea fbrs pofttipnen IN Der 5tns
beu6arg 2irie, be fie ON 9ounsrss
taa senomIneu, rsritGrft urb 5dbeu n
5fli9er Ri9tuns Sortf c5rttte gema4t.
.Sie baben bale DeutfGe set0btet tub
etHige Sefaneeae ssnaft.- @
.Drei ieiH6li4. Slueseuss iuurSea
aa Donnerfos absd6ofsu uub finf
gum 9aubeu ge5ipunsen. 8ipei drbers
ipurben Don ruiersn Mbips9rtdnoneu
dbssfdofsH- 3pei gTferr Gfugseugs
ipsrben perurtBt.-
Bsr9dItDibmdBts DeHtg
Geue3 DOB Der fran
s5fff9sn TroRt
parts, 4. Wdi. Die om yreitog
oom 3riessnrinifsrtuR erIofeus Of'
fisisns BeiGaHtmo&uHs Iautet Hie
fOlgt:
.gtn Der norbpeisri5 Don Rbetms
gdeeenen fyront mar bi. 4rtillerie
tpGbreRb ber Ratt fefr aitib. in Der
Champagne baben mir IN bem ipefts
lib Dom DloRt goruirIst seleeeHen
DaIb .psitere Gortf9ritte ssrla9s
uHb einen 9lngriff arf sinsn uuierer
DorpofteH absti&logeu. artt1eries
feuer fanb flbIi4 bon Ioruunilsrs
itatt.
y@m finien Tsoasufer, arrber Ders
bunfroHt, selung "a ms init Sfpes
lleberfillen, sineu seseu ben .5obtea
MsanH- unb eiusn I'M Dolb Don
eforOeoirt, eiuige @eFonsene gu mas
den. Wsiili6 bonn -Sobttu RdnH'
baben mir .tnsn ansriff Der Deut'
ihen abs.T9lassn,
-Su Qotbriuesu fapben Dorpofens
sefe6te IN Der Ndbe BON Gnberm.ull
uHb DomeDrs itoti. Mm iibriseu S6eI
ber Sron. mar nllss ritbig.
.am OorHsrftag fboHeH maf.-e
1ylieper fiinf beutite QernpIdre nh.
Gin beutI6er Gbiatifer nurf m Der
Ietteu Ro6t seoen 10 1lhr IN Der Ses
genb bon 8iintirdsn mesrge Bpmbsn
db; e puIbe aber tein S@aSsu aus
geri9tet.
Die ON 9lbenb .rlnffen. rpetters Be
tdnntmahuns Iautst ME foIgt:
,WGbreub bes Saees nabnsn uus
iere Sruppeu bas Oorf Graouus unb
m.br.re 5itli6 pnb n0rbIt5 baoou sss
l,sens Stiispuntt.. Wir ba5sa jopeft
160 gsfnnaent eemaht.
,georStpeftIib Don Rhefrus unter'
nnbmen mir am WOrsen rn9 pOrbers
aeeangener farter artilerieoorbereis
turg sinen ansriff, nit BEN mir bic
srife beaiite 2iuis an elmer Grout bon
bier Rilometern "a Weilen) nobmen.
Wir baben Bier 600 gefargsuo gs
mnat, sinf9IisbIih BON a9t OffiSis.
reu.
.Sn Der Champagne fnnSen fudh'
r.ub bss enRssn sdaes iebr kftig.
qrttIerisaef.9te fiiblib unb Tiintpeft.
fi6 Don TeprouctfFers ifatt. Bonn
iibriaeu FbeiI Der SroRt III ui4ts
Dihtisss gu meibeu.-
Dis ruffif6eu pofttionsr
BON BEN D.utf4ez Be
fdoffem
ct p.tersbura 4. mai.
lle5sr 2onbOn. Cine pom ruifti6en
arisgsmiHiiterium .rldFsns offi3isns
8siannimohuHa Iautet ME folet:
-Sn Der Ges.Hb pon RotDaI. bel
aubnri, uniertieIt Der 5eiHb stn
sixs ixsauberDrbsBtIi6 befttgss 4rtillerie-
kuer: q lea Uliusy fnrtnasa une
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
Cine Wsiaium gtaSttinber
Derbseu bon 0er peuts
f9en ReSsrung aufs
8 an B ce d | q |

Berlin, 4. Uaot. lleber aONoOu.
Gs Durbe am 5rettas offi5iea aHges
tiinbtgt, bdB cine UtiliOu Stabtttn'
Der pd9renb bes Sommers uuf Sos
ften Der Resierung auf benz SapDs
untergebra9t perben uitroer. Die
Regieruns besabIt so PfeRuigs pro
Sag iir iebes &inb, ausgeHommen IN
SitpreuBen, pp bic Sduern, be ur'
ter Der rufTi2en SnpGiion geltttsR,
fib peiqr1l. sinber auf5uuehmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

i6leuberte 8on5eu tn uriere @rdbeu.
,SoSn ter G@enb Don 3apGroOse
FEB ber Jeinb s,pf9en beu beiOsrfei>
tigen 2ini.n enc Wiue orfiliegal.
Use6rere GrG6eu bfieben uHbei5dSigt.
.PorSneftli9 DON SluOeutiR tpurs
ben feinbti9e WlinengolIersu brr4
bic @rpl0iiOu etrer unisrsE gtineu
aerit5rt.
.2ln Der rumdntfdex GrOnt fauSsu
DorpOftenSefs@ts Fntt.
R.a 9ri9teu aus 6F errst~
9tT3en GnttIeu
wien 4. w2di. lleber 2onbon.
Gine am greiiog pom &. &. ariees>
mtniiterinIn eriafeue off3iels Be-
tn1rntmahuna Iautet tpfe fOIgt:
I'm SonnerHaq afbtu6 brad EN-
Qlnartff, Der Don anem rufii@en Rs1
atmeut uuf unfere poIitionsH H5ro.
lid pom Sn9isd TbGI terfa9t tDurbe,
unter unferem Geuer s1iommen.
stalieuiI4er Rriegsf9mlpIas. I'm
ber gunssa Gruut bcben Dis iibfi3eu
@rtfIIerie. unb Wiueutdnpfs futtge-
frruben. Gin @dsGngrHi bes Geiu6es
BEL 96ra miblaHg-
.lIufers flieser f4oHsT om Dom
nerfhuq iiber ben Carlo plate1u orei
fetnbfi9e 9ylieger ab unO eiEea unbe'
rem IN glG8o BafiH. llrIsrs Wurtne'
yln1euge beiegteu aIn GtttDOa EN-:
pumpfntion In Der GS3e DON S6ri
MD Bomber NIB fie erneuertgn thr'
Qlnsriffe auf be @ilitdr GtG6ItHs'
ments BET BiIla. Biceruid uHS Gotouc
| IN afbouisu nit fatbnsm GrfoIs
cyn elplona brad cine gobs lensrs'
brunH aus, bsr me9rsTs GTplOiinatT
folgtea-'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
3epolutiondre 2(nru6en TT ST. &C.
ters6urg.
snlSatem tnS 2lrbetter oerlangen Ste 0teii9mas
ttun Ses Wtintfters Wtiljufnff
Degcn Ocr Oon i6m on Ole aQiirten ge(6i6
cODa(itdts=J(ote.

Ste 9lrbetter itnb baen Der prnn
iprtid)em 0iegternug 5t nerftebeu 9esebem,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
3ln@ 9aiti
8tII 9euti 6taub b ben
&rieg ertlGreR

Bort Gu 9rinee, patti, d
TSai. - Ser prGioeut artigueaaoe
bat cine 8nf9aft an Den aOngreb
gei9idt, IN Der er cine &riegssrsIds
rung segen 9eutI4IauO OerIdHgt d!lo
es 1T etre &ouuniFipu ernanrt funr-
ben, bie itcb nit Der Qngelegsubett be-
itdftigen ion,
Der grdItbeEt bat bieien S4rtt
oet6an, peil Iih lnrter ben Spferu oes
tDrpebtTten frGnSDfiIben DdmpFers
,U1ontredf- finn buttiI3e WStsIieoer
Der gefasirng unb 6rei bathi4e Bal
idstsre befuRber-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
Srtfii6,er GprpebDbpDt'
3erftbrer naterse.
sangca.
GtR Offisier rrS 81 R a IN
umaeip men.

2pnbon,4. Rai. Cine am 4beub
erldFens geiaRninloaung Initet ME
foIst: Gin Sorpsoo5uot5trfbrsr de
iersn Spps 1T ON 2. Raj I'm Gnslis
Inen annnl nuf en-, Dains uuFesIuus
fen nnb un.ss=sseoTssn. GIN Offisier
unb 81 W1nn .rsroen permibt, nnb
"a iit apuufsmsa. OSs T. umsstoH'
men RaA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

Der GulnpFer -Wsoutreat" elm
.S6tfF DON 3342 SOuueu, fphr 5fDi.
I6en 8orbeour ur5 6otti. Dat Der
Sdntpfer tprpebirt iporben mar, mar
bss5H H4d5t Grestif1rni0t por6sa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
Dap re und n6t die provfrir6s Regerung die lllat in
RuBIand III banden baben.

Waau Febt NIT br gr6Bteu SpanRung
lambs poGftdHbig 5ufrisbeHssftsat
G5iIss m Berlin nm ietrs pdFe
- Ser prdFbeRt uub Der Seuat
Saiti piiui4t Setti9Gu6 Den
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

be Gnt6ng Der Gugs sgeyr arssutuieH NIT Der Roe 9etI8
Die 6ieuSe ggnng erGr ss fir uuDabr, DaB Der Gedntte
nafrag BABE G9na oeHhrr i'm gegffe N ben seg sSnrsten
perbsH jid Der &rsgapae fsea miller Gu prdbe
streI 81 ertlGrG-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
@ennglei6 lie ai9t nebr 10 beser grt nb, als oies am
Sonneriag ber syaQ lpar.
Die rsn und Janaka bebauptn wei 5ertrt ssa6 ~ babsn
dbreuo Berlin ertd bak ae MasriFe bes eiaoes bag abs
t1lagem morbeu ieen.

DEfa%en bic
dneHa nit
IN Sr rfrfbn gotunm
rua fr5 baun
pnfuM Guuyau mttS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

Sir Dbfc. Negen ON Samfug,
DON iIdrenoem Detter eefolgt. Gm
Sonntag tribes, Ddrmeres Deter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
BoRAH FIRM IN HOSTILITY
TO WORLD PEACE LEAGUE
Against Making This Republic In
Arms. He Answers Church Union

Washington. Jan. 29.-Seventy times
s.ven hundred Endorsements Of the
League Of Nations for Peace wouId hot
make the idea acceptable to, Senator
William +. Borah, OF Idaho, he wirea
the Church Peace Union OF New YORK
to-day. Secretary Frederick Lynch OF
tho union notified the Senator that ne
was sending an Endorsement OF the
league idea signed with seven hundred
names.
"Your telegram" said Mr.. Borah,
advising me that you are forwarding
a document of seven hundred names in
dorsing the ioea of League OF Ma
lions. etc. is received. | beg TO state
in reply that a document Of seventy
times seven hundred names could not
make this proposition, so fraught with
evil consequences to the peace and
happiness of the American people, ac-
ceptable TO me.
"You seem 10 want 10 lie this coun-
try up with the broils and dissension
of Europe and 10 involve our nation
in the conflicts and wars of foreign
nations, and | am opposed 20 IL. and
no documents nor distinguished names
will have the slightest effect in chang
ing my mind. ! am for the policy of
Washington and jefferson and Monroe
and all those whose brain and patriot
ism made this a republic of peace, and
| am against all those whose unwise
schemes would make this republic
in arms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
LLOYD GEORGE, NOT BRAND,
WROTE REPLY, SAYS GERMAN
Count Won Westarp Views Terms as
British Scheme to Hold Allies

Berlin (by wireless to Sayville), Jan.
29.-In an interview with the Overseas
News Agency Count Friedrich Won
Westarp, the Conservative leader. ex-
presses the opinion that Premier Lloyd
George of Great Britain wrote the re-
ply of the Entente TO President Will
son, and not Premier BRAND of France,
as believ ID in Germany. He thinks il
the evident purpose to show the disin-
terestedness of Great Britain, saying
this is in accord with the traditional
policy of that nation in yelling its In
tentions with the appearance OF dis
interestedness.
ENGLAND desires TO chain her allies
still further to British dominion and
knows that to accomplish this a new
and special incentive is needed" says
Count Won Westarp. Therefore she
promises in the note everything that
her allies can possibly expect or wish
as result of the war, assembling in
the note everything which has been
outlined by the most extreme annexa-
tionists in the Allied countries.
"All the territories mentioned are
firmly in the hands of the Central Pow
ers, and the Entente in fact cannot
hope to change this situation, but this
very fact is evidence OF the English
authorship Of the note. It is easy for
England to make such promises. and
having done so she is certain she can
keep her allies tied 20 her wagon for
a long time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
RUSSIANS SMASH
TRENCH In GALICIA
Drive Out Turks, Destroy
Fortifcations and Return
to Own Position
LOSS BY BOTH SIDES
is REPORTED HEAVY
Only Two Battles on Ru-
manian Front-Berlin
Claims Them

London, Jan. c9.-Heavy fighting IS IN
progress again along the Zlota Llpa
line, in Galicia. In fierce bayonet at
tack Friday night the Russians capt
ured the enemy's first line trenches
south of BrZezany, exploded SIX enemy
mine galleries, demolished his FORTH
cations and dugouts and withdrew TO
their own positions, after beating back
several Turkish counter assaults, &C
cording 10 Petrograd.
The German official account of this
operation asserts that the Russian at
tacks were all repulsed by the Ottoman
troops except in one trench, which was
speedily regained by counter blow.
Both sides claim the capture OF prls-
oners.
Heavy snowstorms in the Riga region
have virtually put a stop to lighting
there. Revised estimates place the
losses of both sides in the last few days
extremely high. The German captures
have been brought up 10 2,720 prison.
ers and twenty-one machine guns, &C
eording to the Overseas News Agency.
In the attack on Thursday, the agency
states, the Russians were "mowed down
by the German fire; the gaps in their
ranks were filled with new reserves,
who were sent to certain death"
In the battle in Bukowina, near KIM
polling. on Saturday the Russians took
prisoner thirty officers and 1000 men,
according to Petrograd On the rest Of
the Rumanian front there was little
heavy fighting. Berlin records only
the repuIse of two Russian attacks in
the Meste Canesti sector Of Western
Moldavia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
NO U.BoAT AT DEUTSCHLAND'S
PIER, SAYS CAPTAIN HINCH
L. S. officers Also Scout Reports oil
Submarine Receiving Supplies

10y AWfhAoEN NN NV fff"rtF'f
New London, Conn, Jan. 29.-bm'
phatic denial Of reports that German
submarine had entered New London
Harbor last night. received supplies
from the Willehad, "mother ship o.
the Deutschland. and slipped out TO sea
again. was made tonight by Captain
Frederick Hinch, agent of the Eastern
Forwarding Company.
mo submarine has arrived at the
pier where the Deutschland doeAeo
since Saturday night. when the Onitsc
States submarine G-1 landed one OF
her officers there" declared Captain
Hinch.
The rumors we're also seofed At oy
Commander Yates Sterling, n charge
OF the local United States submarlns
base. 81 DO not think either the ON,
GERS of the WillehGd or Of he Faster
Forwarding Company would allow SUI
a strong suspicion TO be cast on them
by permitting a German war erait "
come unheralded up to their pier 0"
CAPTAIN Hinch expressed the opinlSSa
that the Deutschland was stlil SAW
though overdue a week. =,
The CT was detailed here TO PERM
submarine officers 10 make stuaS n
the Lake type of submersible' as We.
as the Holland design, represented "'''
nv the Ell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
Italy Must Have Victory,
Minister Says to Wilson

Rome, Jan. 29.-"Italy wishes, once
for all, to free the Italians who are
still living under Austrian tyranny
said Francesca Rufini, Minister OF
Public Instruction, in a statement to-
day. in regard to President Wilson's
address to the Senate. Part OF the
Presidents message, regarding the
possibility of seeking guarantees for
future peace, is supported in its funda-
mental ideas by the Entente, which IN
its note set forth the same aspirations
for a stable settlement in Europe
Naturally, the particular way IN
which Mr.. Wilson proposes to safe
guard peace in the future requires
discussion. Such a discussion, how
ever, is premature at this time for
us, since, as the President himself ad-
mits, an indispensable preliminary TO
a future understanding IS that the
present war must first be ended For
us-actors, not spectators this pre-
liminary is of the greatest interest.
Therefore, it is essential to see
whether our war aims, which involve
such sacrifices for us. are IN conflict
with those essential conditions md
Gated by President Wilson as neces-
sary to safeguard peace in the future,
"The aims of Italy are indispensable
conditions of peace. Mr.. Wilson cited
as an example of what was needed the
reconstruction of Poland, adding that
it was necessary to have 1nvlola6le
security of life, Of worship and of in
dustrial and social development for
all peoples who have lived hitherto
under the power of governments de-
voted to a faith and purpose hostile
to their own.
"Italy, having laboriously emerged
from bondage by driving out the Aus
trians, has among her war aims the at
tainment of complete unity. This is
justified historically, and its compile
ton will be a proper act, because Italy
does not wish to live by the grace OF
others. She has already been able to
constitute her national solidarity and
is working to-day to settle finally the
question of her unity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
u. S. SHELTERING
COSTA RIGA HEAD
Deposed President, in American
Legation, Asks Intervention

Washington, Jan. 29.-AlfredO Con
zalez, deposed President of Costa Rica,
has sent an appeal TO the United states
government for Intervention. He is
refugee now in the American Legation
at San Jose, where his former Minister
of War, Federico Tinoco, has Installed
himself as Provisional President after
a revolution that ended twelve hours
after it was begun, without bloodshed;
Word that the ex-President had sub
mitted his appeal to the American MIN
lister was received here in a private
message. Late tonight the State De-
rartment had not been advised officially
OF the development.
Reports Of the overthrow of the Con,
zalez administration afford little ground
for belief that the United States VIII
interfere. The revolutionists killed no
one and apparently the revolt was tne
elimination of popular demand.
State Department sdviees TO-DAY SAID
the capital and country were qu!et ahd
that business, Official and OTHERWISE
was proceeding as usual.
If disorders follow and II there Is
reported any dangerNto foreigners
warship will be sent to Costa kleah
waters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-30
SHIP, CROWDED
WITH TROOPS, is
SUNK BY U-BOAT
Went Down in Mediterranean
Within Fen Minutes, Says Ger
man Admiralty

Berlin. Jan. % (by wireless to Tuck
crton) The sinking Of a transport
ship filed with troops in the Mediter-
rsnean by German submarine on jan
uary % was announced to-day by the
Admiralty. The vessel sank in ten min
utes.
The following announcement was is
sued:
"A German submarine in the Eastern
Mediterranean on January 8 sank
fully laden steamer Of about 5000 tons
and on January is the armed British
tank steamer Garheld, $500 tons, bound
from Malta to Port Said with coal and
oil. The captain of the Garfield was
made prisoner.
"The same submarine on January 20,
about $50 miles cast Of Malta, sank
with a torpedo an armed hostile trans
port steamer, proceeding eastward. con-
voyed by French torpedo boat. The
steamer, which was crammed with
troops, sank within ten minutes"
The Garfield, 1888 tons gross and $50
feet long, was owned by the Northern
Petroleum Tank Steamship Company,
Of Newcastle. She was built in Sun
derland in 1907.