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The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
YIELD MORE GROUND YESTERDAY.

ADMIT BrlNlsh Reverse.
Dispatches from PetregTad quote
Gen. AleXien. former Russian chief-of-
star. Us warning against a forth
coming TeUtOn drive on the Rumanian
fIoH-. The Germans took 10 guns in
the capture Of Duena-muende. So far
only submarines have appeared in the
Gulf of Riga. no other German war
shp according to Petrograd.
y British reverse at the hands OF
tie TeutOns in the Frezenberg sectJr.
northeast Of Ipres, was admitted BY
the war office today. Two strong Ger
man counter attacks succeeded in
throwing the British out of positions
they had gained yesterday, and forced
them 10 retire to their original line.
Otherwise there were only minor ac-
tons and artillery duels on the Anglo
German front
North OF the Aisne a German SUI
prise attack was snuffed out in its
incipienCy by the French gun fire. In
the last two days the French "bagged''
three German machines and drove
twelve others out of control. Two
thousand five hundred Kilograms OF
prCjCctiles were thrown by French
flyers on German military stations
behind the front Wednesday.
Austrians Lose Heavily.
Rome, Sept. THE decisive pres
sure Of the Italian army against
the Austrians to the northeast of
Gorizia continues, Gen. Cadorna tele-
graphed from field headquarters to-
day. Three officers and 201 men were
captured yesterday. The bitter fight
ing in the Carso sector has slackened
somewhat. The Austrians have suf-
fered heavy losses in the last few
days the official report states.
Austria continues to throw her best
troops in vain onslaughts against
Cadorna's forces. These counter
thrusts are becoming fewer however.
and indications are that the Haps-
burg armies are settling down to
strictly defensive warfare.
Unoficial estimates place the num-
bers OF prisoners taken by the ltsf
ians to date at 5000 and the total
Austrian losses in the drive at 10000.
Italy Has Supplies
The Italian Embassy here regards
the continuation OF Gen. CadOrna' $
pressure against the Austrian lines
as the most significant feature of t''''
latest reports from Rome. 1t has .
the constant fear of embassy officials
here that the offensive would have to
let up on account Of the shortage of
supplies.
That it is continuing in the face
Of a stiffened resistance is taken TO
mean that supplies are on hand for
the completion OF the job in hand.
That job. as pointed out in these dis
patches, is the cutting of of the
Austrian defenders of the Istrian
Peninsula and Trieste, Fiume ano
POla.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
STEEL VESSELS AWAIT PLANTS

New YORK, Sept. Work upon the
construction of steel vessels of a new
type is TO be started as soon as the
So'eoo'ooo plants for building the ships
under government contracts and SUI
pervision have been completed,
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
SENATORS NEAR BATTLE
OVER WAR REVENUE BILL
Hardwick and Williams in Lively Tilt, and
Others Attack Former When He Offers
Amendment to the Draft Law.

ard~iek of Georgia. yesterday afternoon the floor of the
Senate practically challenged Williams. of Mississippi meet him
personal encounter What enasd the socy Georgian when
Williams said, in alusion a speech by Hardwck:
Very few Senator'S perhaps FIVE will agree that we
have seldom witnessed finer of snaon and pued-up self
acting than that which has been shown upon this arena
NOT UNPARLIAMENTARY.
Reed of Missouri who with Hard~k voted against the ective
draft law Immediately made point of order that the language was u
parliamentary But the presiding officer ruled this out of order VII
ams did have withdraw the remark Then HardUick said
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
NOT UNPARLIAMENTARY.
Hardwiek Draw Fire.

IN view OF my personal relation,
win the Senator from Nississfr,i !,
ne mas any sentiment Of thar lsind -.
would Ike 10 express to or about r,s
1he' senate floor iE not the prone
place for that expression"
on, answered Williams. sgf pa--
sonar relations cut any figure IL yrouIs
nave made me hesitate in rnal.Ins -,
expression as strong as otherwise
say puneo-up self-actinE because the
senator has acted the part here % =
seli-aleged martyr who has bAen de-
iiieo Iree speech. Nobody has denied
uLill ilee speech. The fact thar ba
spoke was Sufficient to prove that"
haroNlck drew the Ere himself To-
cay BY submitting an Amendment -
1he war revenue bill taxing incomu,
above $500 10 per cent ana rs y-iys-
IRON the revenue $50 monthly ~ -
GERS ana enlisted men fghtinx ab-oa6
against Germany.
Besides Williams. Nelson ~ Af;--.-
sofa, and Chamberlain. OF O-ego,,
attacked Hardwick with vitrfolic COM
menL SolI-
When the vote upon the Hardv-fck
atle % ndment came. il was overwbelr,-
lhGly rejected by q to 5.
Inc senate practically disposes of
the income tax section OF the brI To-
cay, leaving that section 70 raise bo,,t
S1.yo 90, rV.yo as Intended by the Finance
Committee.
but the actual work upon the rev.
ehue OH was entirely overshadoved
Dy me attack upon Hardwick and his
aiilelofHent. lie preci7itsted the
o. sI.e elilent an hour before the time set
'oE '00ns upon the income taxes.
NeIsoa Ia Defiant.
AIthough 1 opposed the draft lsv.
nat Is now the settled poIIcv- q, h.
s14o. II that Is 50. We should ~
oHr soldiers abroad 6ece-t - -
rms rms amendment viii raise sbour 60
osS,glt' which would actually L. 49,.
,SsS'!7 sSs'v91'ol7 more than necessary for A
Nelson leaped 20 his feet. his shot
than ever. 'l1- -''
American soldiers are ,-,. ,-..,.
mercenaries as rFfs amendment u-o,,-I
indicate he cried. It's berittffrr
ana hGmiliatinE 10 say 10 then, .Y-ol.
VIII not 80 To EGroDe unless ,-o,, a.
sven 80 monthly extra We didn't
ASK Tor bonuses IN the civil war
con I want this discriminating sDo
humi..otins legislation passed. II
were a younS man I would look upon
II with contempt
senator Chamberlain gained TIE
hoor, and HardwiCk held q hUrrie1
ana whispered conference with
La Toilette and Gronna.
John sharp Williams did not make
ms speech until nearly $50 O'Clock.
Ine Senator from Gcorcia called
the Senator
ances 'sDread-eaeled foo,ishncss." sad
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
Wilson Puts Embargo
On Coin and Currency
Proclamation Designed to Stop Leakage to
Germany and Austria Through
Neutral Sources
1By International News service.)

President Wilson placed absolute embargo expectation of
all bullion and currency yesterday proclamation supple
mentcd by executive order
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
ALLIES ALSO BARRED.

All neutrals and allies well. barred from receiving
gold currency except the discretion of the Secretary of the
Treasury who given power administer the law.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-08
SLAVS MAY MAKE STAND
AGAINST TEUTON DRIVE
Russians Show Signs of Stifening Lines
British Suffer Reverses Near Ypres-Ital-
ian Army Presses Austrians.

London Sept zTeuon cavalry continues hard on the heels of
the eang Russians north of the Riga 'front.' There unmik
able of gradual seng the Russian guard resistance
Advices from POSrad that the Russians probably will make
stand the line just below the railway of Wcndon
YIELD MORE GROUND YESTERDAY
Meanwhile the the observation-disclosures sector of the
Russian 'front.' which the Teuton trying force retirement by
their vide nOrheasard from Riga grows grave hourly
Berlin statement shows that the Russians have been forced to Weld
ten miles of Fedchad having withdrawn to Loba Lake
Unless the Russian retreat stopped almost Immediately the whole
Muscovite line far Dwinsk will become unenabIe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
SERA REMONlDA LA TRIPULA-
CiON AI.EMANA DEL
"APAM"

NEWPORT NEWS. Febrero Eel
cuter "Yanacraw'" cue hace ell servi-
clio de guarda-costa en- este puerto,
ha recibido orden de c~olocarse cerca
del vapor "hpam" que fuG traido a
este puerto por una tripulaci6n de
presa alenrana, Y esta sera inmedia-
tamente removida de dicho barco.
Por 6rdenes de la superiCridad, dos
destr6yers Sc han undo al super
dreadnough ARKANSAS para ell ser
vicio de vigilancia de Ia costa frente
a los cabos de Virginia.
En- aca,amiento de las ordenes del
Se~cretario DanieldS, las autoridaGes
del puerto dieron disposiciones de
que TODD el mundo, con exception de
los oficiales Y marines de los Estados
Unidos Y empleados del %gobierno, Sc
retirara de los astilleros, barcos y
estaciones ~navales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
H9y m'yof cxcitaCi6n en-
ire los paises nsutra'es
que en- Inglatera
Mr.. Fisher dice que NADIA hay ahora
que los alemanes puedan hacer
que no 10 hayan hecho antes.

LONDRES, Febrero 5.-La desespe
rada actitud que ha tornado Alema-
mia como I'm ultimo recurs0 eviden-
temente que ha creado mucha mayor
Seusacj0n entire los paises neutrales,
que en- la Gran Bretana. La opinion
general en- esta capital es la de que
Alemania siempre ha hecho 10 peor
Y que por 10 mismo, 10 pesimo de 81
puCva acci0n no puede tener gran di-
ferencia con Sus actoS anteriores. V
que por 10 que hace a los submarines.
estos pueden sufrir tan serias conse-
cuencias como los mismos barcos
mercantes a los que a a atacar.
Asegurase que Mr.. Hayes Fisher.
el MinlStro que amenaZ6 a las classes
ricas con no interesarlas en- ell en-
)restito de guerra Que Sc esta levan-
tando en- Inglaterra. ha dicho:
No hay NADIA que los alemanes
puedan hacer ahora, que no 10 ha-
yam hecho antes. como no sea CONVEX
tirSe en- c~anibaleS. Y estOy SECURE de
que no pasara mucho tempo sin que
hagan este tambien, obligados por
el hambre."
Alr. Fisher rambitn declare que la
guerra debe terminar este ano, agre-
gando: NO podriamos sostener una
guerra de siete amos, Y nj Alemania
10 rodria tampoco. NueStros valores
tuvieron aver una mejor demanda. Y
los consoliiados m~ostraron signoS
inequivocos de me.ioria. Entire todos
los mer@ados soIamente cl de Boston
demostro condolences alarmantes has
Ia cl extreme de panico y en- e. conner.
clio de Manchester hubo mayor sensa-
| cion que artcs. La baja en- la moneda
italiana, esca llamando Ia atenci0n.
Fl Partido de los que desean la paz
por medic dc ncg~ocjaciones, proba-
blcmente serd acrcccntado mucho mas
en- 10 future; pucs cl "~Freeman's
Journal ell 6rgano Official de los
nacionalistaS irIandcses. estan publ
cardo articulos muy fuertes, en- los
que comenta las dec!araciones de Lord
Robert Cecil V todavia apoya con
MAYOR ontGsiasmo las proposiciones
de Wilson y la declaration Official
rusa cue contrasta con Ell "aIsIamien-
Ito" de la prensa dc Londres: pero Ell
discourse del Primer Ministro Y los
acontecimientos diplomaticos, pueden
crear una nueva ~situaci6n antes de la
aperture del Parlamento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
Sc INTENTO HUNDIR IN TOR
PEDERO AMERICANA

FIIApELFIA. Febrero 3.-De
acuerdo con un informe proporciona-
do en- el astillero de este puerto, Sc
sabe que un intento fuG hecho hoy pa
ra hundir Ell bote torpedero "Jacobo
Jones'"
Asegurase que I'm hombre que Sc
hallaba en- Ell bote y que Sc dice ser
I'm companero de uno de los maquinis-
tas, abri0 las llavcs Y e. aqua empezo
a introducirse al barco, pero como es-
tie estaba siendo remolcado a su atra-
cadero. fue Observable oportunamente
Y Sc evito que la cosa no pasara de
ALI.
Una investigation practicable por
los empleados aduanales, puso de
realce que las llaves habian sido
abiertas . Cuando {! barco qued6
atracado, ell aqua que habia ~penetra-
do en- sus bodegas subia a dos pies.
FL amigo del m~aquinista fue arres
tado Y conducido a Ia carcel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
UNA EXPLOSION DESTRUlE IN
NAPOR RUSO

PETROGKADO. Febrero ".-Una
explosion ocurrio hoy a bordo del bar
CO rompe-hielo ,Ascheltoskine," a! es-
tar este siendo descargado en- 81 puer-
TO de Arkangel, segGn Sc dice en- IN
informe Official puhlicado por ell Minis
terio de Marina hoy. De acuerdo con
dicaO informe, Sc cree que eI hume
70 de personals que hayan perecido en-
e. accidente pase de trenta. slendo
los heridos mas ce trescientos Qua
rerta. de los cuales ]cincuenta Y nue.
We Sc italian en- eStado de g~ravedad.
La explosion dcstruyo compIet&-
mcrtc al vapor dicho y provoc6 va
RIOS inccndios en- ell muelle Y en- los
eliflcios contiguos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
Los E. Unidos demandan de Alemania
Ia Immediate hbertad de los
prisioneros americanos
Serd remouida del Uapor "Appom" la %tripula-
ci6n aZemana que trojo ell barco a NewportNews

WASHINGTON, Febrero Bel
sobierno de los Estados Unidos ha
demandado formalmente de Alemania,
la Immediate libertad de los america
nos que fueron hechos prisioneros por
los barcos corsarios, al capturar a
varios barcos m~ercantes en- Ia region
meridional del Atlantico.
FL numero total de americanos que
fueron cogidoS ~prisioneros, es de Sc
senta V cuatrc, habiendo sido reno
vidos todos ellos de los vapores "Geor
gic." "Moont Temple y "Fcltaire.'
Sesenta de esos pr;sioneros Sc italian
conflnados ahora en- el campo de con-
contraction establecido en- Duelmea,
en- Westfalen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
ALENANIA HABIN PRENiSTt
LAS CONSECj ENCItS De -
NCCION


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
SUSCRIBASE I'D 4 LA PRENSA''
O1ROS CHICO EARCOS ECHADOS
4 PIQUE POR LOS SUB
MARINOS

LONDEES. FebrerO 3.-DcsPachos
recibldos CT esta capital dan cuen-
ia de que ot7os cinco barcos, dos de
registro neutral han sido echados
a pique. FL vapor espanol
"Algorta," de 2,116 toneladas de
c~apacidad. era ell mayor de los bar
cos to~rpedeadcs. pues los otros no
pasaban de mil toneladas cada unO.
Entire estos Sc cuentan ell "Hecla,"
de bandera noruega Y la falda belga
"Marcele," que fue echada a pique
por bombardeo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
81 DECLAI>AN ROTAS LAS RE-
L. CLONES DIPLOMATICAS

WASHINGTON. Febrero eel
n~r-siGente Wilson Sc present6 a la
hc-a i9aIcada az c! Congreso. en-
medic DE- m profundo siIencio do
~le@:G~a ~ meHSaje, e~Xponiendo en-
aayalie Ia ~s!iuacion Y ~declarando que,
Ell visa De Ia actitud de Alemania,
al poner en- vigor Il campana de
Submarines sin reStricciones, el 60
bie-no teut6n. segun Sc We. vioIaba
las Dromesas hechas al gobierro anne
ricano en- u 0 de fecha cuatro de
mayo de 1915. no Geiando Al gobierno
ne los EScadoS Unidos ahora. alter
uuJiya un-una para obrar de confor
n.laaJ con Su d.gnidad Y honor, Sino
Gle 10 coi'@a3N a tomar Ia actitud
CUE en- Ia nota de Is de Aortl del aho
n"Saoo. e! niSmo Soblerno DC los
aS-3"oS C"'ooS. notIflco 4 A!eman'a
'"S u "'''' e.I & ''''',' * 'Ue ~
s.-.- .,,. ,,.,,5os "a .,,r,,o q, T.,
.rq..,+7a de- Submarines Il emplea-
ha su acr.lla epoca y los cualeS Sc
pro2one resia".ecer ahora.
"Por 10 tanto. he nStruldo a Sc
E, l-"''o H' ES'"o, '''e ell P"''e &
- rx.aIa,cio q. rn,boio-
dor AIrr?a3 que todas las r~eIaciones
a'piomaticas entire los hstados Uni
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
IARPO DE PERNAMBUCO Ell
TAPOR JAPONES "HUDSON
MARU"

PERNAMBUCO, Brasil, Febrero 8.
Ell :apor japoncs Hudson Maru,'
que lego a este puerto ell dia II de
Enero, trayendo a bordo 237 MEM
bros de las t~rlpUlaciones de los vapo-
res capturados Y echados a pique por
ell c~orsario alcman. zarpo hoy con
deStino a Nueva York.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
ESPASA Sc HARA CARGO DE
LOS NEGOCIOS DE ESTADOo
UNlDOS EN- ALEMANIA

WASHINGTON, Febrero S.-ESpa-
ma Sc hara cargo de los negocios de
los Estadcs Unidos en- Alenanla,
segun Sc Supo hoy en- esta capital.
e. Embajador espanol aqui, senior
Riano, despues de conferenciar con ell
S~eeretario Lansing, dijo:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
Sc ENTREGAN LOS PASAPORTES
AL EMBAJADOR AME-
RICAN0

Nientras q r~resiiente Gaba lectura
a su mensaie en- el Congress-, e. Ase-
sor Wolsev de Ia Secretaria de Es.
tado. llev6 a la Embajada alenla-
ma una COMMUNICATION para ell Condo
Won B~ernstorff.
la COMMUNICATION contcnia pasapor-
.es nara ell Embaiador, su esposa. Ell
personal de la Embajada Y Su servi-
dunbre. qre en- conjunto pasan de
clen personals. Junto con la comuni-
caci6n 50 entre"o al Enlbajador n
nota que Sc cree sea en- substantial,
81 r,ensaie del pre<idente Wilson al
CongreSo.
los attaches de Ia Fmbaiada ale.
/ mana Theron uamados inmediatamen-
. u of;cina del Condo von Berns-
torff y 50 les jrform0 sobre el par
i~ticuIar. Tarto ellos como, los demas
empleados empezaron luego sus pre-
parativos para sus %viajes.
FL Embai adcr Won Bernstein Sc
pusa al habla Embellishments cor Ell
mjristro de Suiza. DR.. Ritter, a quien
nidi6 que Sc hiciera cargo de los ne
golios de Alemania en- este pals. Los
detalles del traspaso de las oficinas
al Ministro Suizo Sc arreglaran tan
pronto como e. Enbajador aleman
Sc despida del Secretario Lansing. FL
Condo vor Bernstorff dijo que no sa-
bia de cue manera podria salir de los
Estadcs Jnidos o Que pasos tendria
Que oar. Esta es la primera vez
que en- nj carrera diplcmatica he te-
nido un accidente de esta natura-
lea"
Creese dudoso por algunos que los
aliados de la entente comedian I'm
sa~lvo-conducto para el Embajador Y
der,as p~ersonal de n Embaiada, a
fin de me regrese a Alemania. como
L. e.: co,ca5,do al Emba iador Aus
.r;,co se5cr D,nha En- case de
+o1 sucojiara 81 r~anresantante di-
r1or,srico DO A1eman;a nodia escorer
=. srr Amarica q = Mexico,
no-n,,;s rio ono al Frba iador y .,
WHITLEY .,,;,o hob1aror mr. +aIa+ono
g.:~:: !. rmb,;oaa
aonde ost,,.o corforor-
- 60 20, porr.+o-s+
eob-o Ia crasti6n refercnte al encargo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
LAS ALMAS.

De dGnde vienen y Il doEde van? De
quieli son? Ssran ycnidas del purga.
torIo? Scran bucnae o malas? iluien
Sale. Lea cl r~ensajc dc las tres alRIas
que aparecera en- este pcriOdicO el do
ming0 II de Mario dc 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04

mo tengo ninguna information de
81 Espala seguira Ia actitud de los
Estados Unidos de romper sus rela-
clones con Alemania. No puedo decir
mas acerca de este, que Sc nos ha
pedido que nos hagamos cargo de los
intereSes americauos."
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Notice Of Sheriff's Sale

BY virtue of an execution in foreclosure
duly issued out of and under the seal OF the
circuit court of the County of Hood River.
State of Oregon, dated the 23d day of July
1917, In certain action In the circuit court
for said County and State, wherein Scandlna.
Wan American Savings Bank of Astoria. Ore
gon, corporation, as plaintiff, recovered
Judgment against r. F. Marquis and Kate H.
Marquis, husband and wife, l.. L. Kelloe
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ceiver OF the Associated Fruit Growers of
Hood River, Oregon, and Charles A. Merriam
and Nettie NJ. Merriam, husband and wife
defendants. for the sum of Four Thousand
Dollars "a, GOO 00) with interest thereon at the
rate OF per cent per annum since January
LIST, 1916, and Four Hundred Dollars $500 OI
attorneys fees, and Fifty and 25-IOO Dollars
tS50.25) costs and disbursements
Notice is hereby given that | will on the
24th day OF August, 1917. at the hour of 80 o..
clock In the afternoon of said day at the East
mont door of the Court House In Hood River
In sbid county, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand the follow.
Ing described property, to.wit:
All Of the West halfof the Northeast quar-
ter of the Southwest quarter and the Souih
east quarter Of the Northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of Section Five (5). Town.
ship Two (2l North, Range TO- East of the
Willamette Meridian, all OF which is situated
In the County of Hood River, State of Oregon
taken and levied upon as.the property of the
said deiendants or so much thereof as may
De necessary to satisfy the said Judgment In
favor Of said plaintiff against said defend.
ants with interest thereon, together with all
costs and disbursements that have or NAV ac.
crue. W.
ly26-a23 THoS. f. JOHNSON. Sheriff
Dated at Hood River. Oregon July %, 1917.