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Millions OF.
Americans
Into Battle
THIS WAR MUST Be
THE LAST, HE SAYS
Pays Splendid Tribute to the
English Colonial Sup-'
port of Britain.

PITTSBURGH. June ll.-NiIllam
Howard Taft. speaking today n It gen
eral meeting of the National Confer
tapcr Of Clar,ics and Correction,
who's. subject wds international Ad'
iu,Im"ni After the War;" declared
that tho United States would have to
put billions Of money and millions nt
men into the struggle. This. Il" con-
llnund. would give this country. when
the nations were gathered around I'M"
rcHC" table, The right 10 say we de-
mand iusE peace. and no peace can
BE- just peace unless II Is lasting
peace"
Mr.. Taft described the acts Of Ger
many AGAINST III" United States AS
"drlih"r;,re rnurder." and continu@d:
we are in This war because we are
NOT willing 10 admit that We ar" no
longer an independent nation. and mat
our citizens h%Tr not right Ia freedom
and happiness whether II be- upon me
sea or CT IN" land. W. have nor gone
INFO II from any iinGn spirit. 80 ma
lion has Il better right 70 20 20 war, ht'-
rallSr We lri. simply protecting h'
rights Of our citizens from natlnn
which has paiG nn attention 10 inter-
national law. Then. our allies repre-;
sent III" dCmNCraricS Ot IN" world: !:
our enemies The military dynastics.
The kings OF England and Italy do
not rXrrris" any moro power in their
respective countries Than does an eX-
prrsiieni Of the United States here.
rhry reign: fhr people rule.
Mr. Taft paid a splendid triput" 10
the patriotism Of tie English colonies
for their support of England. ''Canada
alone has sent about l00,0uh men to
Europe out of population Of not mor"
Than six millions" hc said. III wc are
to do our part in the same proportion
w. must send no less than 6.H0n,enu
mon IN the front. War is test or re-
sources. money. men and equipment: /:
and the United States has more OF
lhcs" than any other country.
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early Monday morning, IN th'S
region. trench system over
front Of about a mile was captured
and later in the day the gain was
considerably enlarged. bringing
the British front to within a short
distance of Warneton. the capture
of which would give them domIna.
ton Of the road leading eastward
about three miles to the important
town Of Confines.
The days operations added to
the number Of prisoners taken by
the British. and also gave them
seven more German field guns.
Com pa ratiye quiet prevails on
the front held by the French. eH-
cept for artillery ducIs on Var'-
Gus sectors, especially in the re-
oicn Of Mont GarnilIet.
on the Russian front QuIetuoc
still prevails.
In Macedonia artillery oonnoaro'
ments are still in progress al VAR
Gus points. particularly IN the Ger
ma bend region.
What probably may be another
intensive attack by the Italians
has started in the region southeast
of Trent, where King victor en''
manuers men have captured sever
al important positions. notaoiy
the greater portion Of Monte or,
tooara. which rises to he'ant OF
6,e24 feet. and the AgneIio Pass
from which there is comparative
~ level ground toward the town
Of 6orqo and the 8renta river.
There has been no renewal Of the
Italian offensive on the Carso
Plateau. where the objective OF the
Italians is Triest.
The situation in China cor
tinues extremely tense. a man,
date of dissolution Of par'Iament
has been drawn up by the Hres'-
dent, as demanded by the. m''l1a,
ry governor Of the province OF
Anhwei. but DR.. WI Ting Fang,
the acting premier. has declined to
sian il. an action necessary TO
make it effective A dissolution OF
parliament would make 'mpos-
sibI. 4 declaration of war against
Germany until new parliament
could be assembled.
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GERMAN DIPLOMAT
COMES TO the i. s.

NEW ORLEANS. .Iun" ii.-llr. Curt
.nhmHnu. formerly GrrmanyS minis
Ter to Guatemala. " no Was handed his
passports When hat republic severed
diplomatic relations Wilh Germany. ar
rived here 'lpday on steamer from
Central America "nrnut" 10 Germany.
having hrrn given Sal" conduct
through thr United States. II" waS
acrompan"h by his vii" and score
iary. Gr0rg" Won l.ndr. thr party BE-
ing under escort nG federal agents. tn"
narry's baggage VA CLOSELY examined
hv the customs authorities. II is M.
dnrStOuG Tho party will 90 from here
10 New York and later sail from Hall
fax for Germany.
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Fresh Thrusts by Valiant British
WreSted More German Trenches
MANY PRISONERS AND BIC GUNS
AMONG TROPHIES Of THE VICTORY

roaring along the portion the
front Belgium the region of the North Sea to the French
probably preliminary infantry attacks by the French and Bel
gan the British in the Messnes region are giving the Ger
rest.
satisfied with the capture of the famous Menes ridge last
week Field Marshal Hag continue here and there to dig fur
territory held by the Germans Sunday night and Mon
witnessed thrusts by the British south southeast OF
both of which appreciab gains made especially in
the neighborhood of La Poterie farm.
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San Salvador Quake
Not Over; Big Damage

WASHINGTON. n. e.. Jun" IL
Earthquakes have continued IN san
Sall adnr ~ diminishing intervals. ar-
Curding IN Il STAT" b"pdrim"n; t"l"-
gram from Minister Long. The de-
parfmrnr announced.
"Thr American minister III san Sal
vadur REPORTS in an undated telegram
that earthquakes have cont inu'd AT
diminishing intervals Many homes "i
rh, wealthy. which were thought to
hr rarihUuakr- proof. are in ruins. ana
many homes If the poor ar" lcvCllrd
ln m. grnunh All who can afford 10
,ln 50. are leaving the city. Tn" min.
iS,rr states Ihat tons Of debris hay"
h,nn mnynh from around lhc lNGNtI Ion.
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" ar: Aims
OF Britain
Now Given
ENDORSES PRINCIPLES
LAID DOWN BY WILSON
Seeks Liberation Of the Poles
and All Populations
Ruled by Aliens.

LONDON. Junr lin reply 10
the Russian governments request
for a statement Of the British war
aims. Great Britain has forwarded to
Petrocrad Il nnt6 in which il express
ed hearty aCceptalion and approved
Of the principles which President VIII
son laid down In his historic message
10 congress- The British government
believes. broadly speaking. that tho
agreements made from time to tim"
with RritalnS allies are coniorlnabI"
to these standards.
The purpose Of Great Britain al III"
outset. says the note. was to defend
the existence Of the country and en-
force respect, for international agr"'-
ments. Since Then there has been
added that Of ''Iib"ratine populations
oppressed by alien tyranny. The
note bcspeaks not only tn" liberation
Of Poland by Russia. hui Of that sec
tions of Poland within. rhr dnmina'
tons of the C;crmaniC empires.
The British Reply.
Following Is the text OF Great
Britain'S reply:
"ln the proclamation 10 tho Russian
people enclosed with lhr notr ii is said
that free Russia does not purpose 10
dominate other peoples or lax" from
them their national pa1rimonN, or
fOrcibly occupy foreign territory. In
this sentiment the British. government
heartily concur. They did not enter
the war as Il war Of conquest, they
arr not continuing il for such object.
Their purpose al the outset WAS TO
defend the existence Of their country
and enforce respect for international
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WI Ting Fang Holds
Up The Dissolution

pENlNG. Sunday. iun" l0.~-l :Ao
+ VI. -N)r,nyrd President Ii Yuan
Hung has announced q willingness To
acrrdr tn ;hc demand of General
chan NSun that parliament hr disSnl'.
I'D wnd la& drawn Hp mandate nf
dissolution Dr WI Ting Fang. 'hc
acting premier. however. has declined
10 rOun,rrSign tn" deere" and his sig
na,ur" is necessary !" Glr" effect tn
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hill b. DELAYED again tomorrow. Chair.
man Dent. of the military committee,
probably will obtain Il special rule.
which h" introduced to-day. for immo-
diat" consideration nf his proposal 10
max" rhr lalN army appropriation hill
funds available immediately 20 furnish
Tho War Department money imprra.
iiy"il n"'d"d.
Democratic Leader Martin declared
in thr S"nai" that naval recruits were
hing >"nr back ~ their homes b..
raliS" tho government has no mohilZa-
lion ground. and thai sick men have
died h"ca,l$" 'h''y could no. b" proper.
Is. quart"rnd.
H." mad" this S;at"in'n: in opcning
rhs fight for n" $%.""n. 90" apnropria.
yinn for tn. old jamestown sit"
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WASHINGTON, june 11.-or-
ders for the arrest Of every man
between the ages Of 81 and 80 In
elusive, who after Q o'clock TO-
night cnnnot show certificate OF
registratiin for war service WAS
Issued today by the provost mar
Rhal general.
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British Report.

LONDON. June II. ll:2n p. NJ
Rritish troops have captured ano'"'i
milo >; German trenches Sou'"rdS,
nj NcssiRrS. together with seven H,Iu
Guns and prisoners. accoTdiuE 10 ~
official report from British nrao4u",,
o.t'' o.a ,onirbt The texr Of tho state
menr reads: - uos.
;,n. has continued Early rms
n,nrnin- 'I' We captured the rnnm! =
~. n,' 'ni''~ sv.,rm IN tho neichborhood OF
-. pn,crin farm, on front OF about
,,,;1e arh during tho day our troops
a,;rnd further ground in This area.
..T, addition 10 some prisoners. sew
-, cs~man 1cid guns have been cap
,mrcd nv Ms today 49, y result OF these
oncrationS"
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rHvEsrIGATE SHOOTING.

rIAI;kSEH'I;': " VI, luu" H
kuthnriir.s ~" imI"~tIi:hiiu& IN" mNst"-
rious shouiiuc "f Miss i.iIliam ''rnmmitt
Of Union heights. iai' r"Si"rHnt 1T ihn'
nIoco Si,. lc in - h"~NithI with i bal
ict IL N, chest aud loss Silr"l' j. III
t!D county Jail charged with rNinr l."
murder hrr. aith"l!rh j." d'rlar": ihc
shooting Mas accidental.
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French Report.

pARIS. Jun" H. noon there was
artiye artillery iirinc last n'cni noIt Il
nj rho Sommc.. tho war Office ar
nourcc<. \ German rald weSl ot
earn, waS repulsed. The statement
follows: o,,i,.it,-
There was rather unusual art,N'It
of rho artillery on both SIDES norm ol
n. Sonma and in the region OF LaSus :.
To the. west Of this village IN" enemy
a,rcnpted now surprise attack anu
was repulSed. Patrol "ncounrers oc
rrhn nieht was calm on tho rcmatnder
nj the front
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NAVAL SECRETS
REVEALED; CRY
Of SPY CONES,
FROM DANIELS
SENSATIONAL SCENE,
IN COMMITTEE MEET
Sen. Frclinghuysen Defends
Letter Writer Who Gave
the Information.

WASHINGTUN. Jun" H. Eiih"r
spy or 4 ;rairur has ue"n divulglnC
! confidential information nf lhr bureau
| ui ordnance. Secretary Daniels lnld
hr senate nuVa! affairs committee.
When the rnnmirt"" today resumed
! investigation uf Ih" Mongolia shell ac'
! riGrnt. Senator frrlin@huySrn Iru.
tiurcd SOM" letters which SECRETARY
; Daniels said contained information
whirh could only have been nhraInrd
, from ihr cnnridcntial files al tn" ord
! name" bureau. ilr ASKED ~ tlaN"
/ them turned o,'r 10 iii" secret scr.
ivc" Senator Fr'lirghuvs"n said h"
! had no ,Irsir' In shield anyone. that
. h" had attempted III lind "mr some,
Ihin@ about lhr author and could not.
Spy or Traitor.
Secretary panjri said l. WIS abSo.
iUl"ly necessary "a rtn down traitors
or spies in The navy d"partmrn! and
! that The person who furnished thr IN
formation was on" OF III" other. he
urged tn" rUmmEltr "a uncover IN"
author nf .ih" l'IicrS AMI make him
disclose rV"rilAin@. Daniels cnntend'
ed Iha' charges IF inruTlprI"nCy were
made in tn" l"lIrr> against inspectors
and contained grave reflections upon
IN" baSir ,"frHSr> Of tho country.
Onc ri The letters WAS poSlmark"d
neirUIi. Mich.
The committee al inurn"d until Wed.
n"Sday. b' which ;lm, il Is hoped ~
iurhl" ih,.' u'hnr uI III" letters.
Writer Defended.
Senator Fr"!in@hul Srn InH lit'' com.
m!tIc" that he had no rl"Sir" IN shield
ANYONE and had sought unSurc">Sfully
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JERGER PLEADS NOT
GUILTY; TRIAL MONDAY
S,.r.,i uf-;s,.r :, ~" lHieinSenC"r.

COLA MBuS. g., .iun" ll.-ffcdeT'
irk Ir:-rr Martins Ferry SOCIALIST
l,,drr uutI,.r Indictment fnr refusing
IN register for con$rripiinn. pleaded
;..1l puiI;v before Federal Judge Safer
to-day. Ills trial was set for Monday.
IIr is held under S2.5hQ bond.
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THE wEATHE r.

WASHINGTON. June 11.-Torecast:
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and ohio-Fair and warmer Tuesday and
probably Wednesday.
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Thousands
AtYiCtiinl' 5
Funeral
AUTHORITIES SEARCH
FOR BABES SLAlERS
Warrant is Issued for Dick
Carter, Alleging Direct
Completely IN Crime.
@n7E%~7uoHpL,

SrRlNGFlElI. Mo. Juno .--RahY
! Lloyd Krc,. who's" If" was The toll rX-
acted by ahduc,ois, was huri"d here
today.
! Thousands of Springfield cI,izrnS
| w"rr IT the church Whrrr the ScrN.
I ices were held and in The rorircr hat
! followed the little whit" Caskri la the
irrmrl"ry. Grief for the stricken Ia
thor and mother had nvrrcum" the lu$r
: for vengeance which manifested itself
Saturday night and sunday morning,
when 10000 PERSONS narading the NJ
/ town streets demanded tn lives If
h" six persons they suspected "i cont
picity in The crime.
! + Holland kcrt. III" father. and his
wife bnr" up brav"ly through III" Ur-
. deal ~ IN" afternoon.
! TIL" services were simple. Several
; hymns were sung and PRAYERS uif'rrti
The body was then taken IN III" crmr.
! !Icry.
Warrant for Carter.
| Iiui IN" hnldju: If IN" funeral did
mot stop the authorities from going
iahrad with the search for tho$" who
ithrpw liiilr Lloyd into rhc old we'll on
tho deserted Cr"nShaW fran rIchl
miles southwest Of here. .kI III" same
llIll'' il'l Ill lIiuu't'S WIZ INllIlliS lHlb
The k"rt homo today. PHnl Obey. pros.
"Cutinr attorney nf This county. an
rounC"d the isSuan," uf IN" firsi war.
ranl charging direct completely in the
death. II named lnCk Carter. ~ Years
old. Of Springfield. who was alleged in
tn" warrant In EaI" .,utfocH',.d Lloyd
, by wrapping blankets abound In" body
until The baby was nmuthrrrd.
The Warrant was issued late SalUr
day ni"hi. az tn" rIm" The mnb was
, demanding III" lives Of Ihr SiX >u.-
poets charged with r"mnIiciI: III
Other ALLEGED aEdurtinn plots.
Private detectives. federal agents
! and the police of more than lnn cities
have h""n asked "a aid IN capturing
/ Carter
Suspects GrIIed.
Four ui Ihr SiN suspects whom \
, mob surrounded ~ Sturktnn. Mo. ear
: 'ly yesterday and Threatened with
! death sin were In Jail al IN" little
! Cedar county LOWE. Two uin"rS, e. j
! pirrEnl and Clrtus Adams. wrrr in iail
at Kansas City. Mo. and w"r" again
: subjected IN II lengthy questioning
The drparlur" Of federal agent :
from here tu Kansas City WAS ihnughr
possibly l0 fnrrshaduw developments
, in the cas- ;hrr". Little yEI has COME
t.. the surface 90 show the reason for
thu activities Of rh, federal AGENTS cN.
irrpt ili" all"SaiioaI~ shat l'icrsOl and
others of The prisoners had discussed
nj" Hhdurrinn Of q 81 Louis 1nuitiuns
maker a. rari Of Il German plot 10
ihwarl traffic IN war materials IN tn"
allies
! At least onr person who's, nHmc has
not vet been announced is being sought
ihy III" authorities.
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BERLIN. June IL. Via l1onuoil 80
y m.--There was Il cohSluei"oi' -"
crease Yesterday in tho arfi'lrry ae.iI
jfy in the sector OF me dunes on Wv,
Belgian front. near Nlcuporr ana 80
Of Yprcs. says todaE.S ar'"E n'""-
nIIurtors announcement.
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Italian Statement,

ROME. via London. Ala p. M
The Italians have resumed the oilen-
siye. Today'S official statemeht says
they have captured Monte "r'InHara
cast Gf Gina Endice. and have "aFrieu
Angelic pass.
Th" Italians have turned from Inc
CONTINUED on Page 10Y
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T h e w e a h er

Fair and Warmer Tuesday and Prob
ably Wednesday.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
Solving the Belt Line.

The proposed Burlington track ex-
tension ordinance. providing as il is
claimed for it, and which it may even.
tually prove, the opening wedge ia
competitive tracks in the west end
factory district, was the subject ri
further consideration at another in
formal meeting OF the municipal com
mission at the city hall yesterday
afternoon. as the result of which the
matter was put over until Thursday
afternoon when an open session will
be held, to which the public is in
yited.
The first real ray Of light. the first
comforting assurance of a possible So
luton thrown upon the situation. was
presented by s. s Davis, in the course
OF his talk before the commission
vhen he said he was in q position 20
It for the Burlington road the es-
sentiai frontage for q continuation OF
its tracks west as far as Thirteenth
avenue. and that he was ready to I'M
dertake the task Of helping to extend
the competitive tracks through this
Territory. Mr. Davis said he was as
anxious as anybody To open up belt
line clear through 10 Eighteenth ave
nue. eventually. Mr.. Davis took the
position that the Rock Island PIow
company. the biggest factory in Rock
Island. should not be required to wait
Tor the tracks il needs nov. until the
whole belt line Is completed. but
should be givea the immediate relies
that the proposed Burlington ordi-
nance promises. and that thereafter
ali Interests should devote them Ives
70 the solution of the problem of com
spansfng the belt line according To the
original intentions. He pointed Ia the
TACT that in Moline. where factories
seek switching tracks. they are i'm
meiiately granted by the city, and
this ought to be the case here.
The Argus agrees with Mr. Davis
that big industry like the Rock
Island Piow company should be re-
leped Of the extorfions from which
IL has suffered for years. ny reason Of
q monopoly in track rights. but It
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
The Habit Of Taxing salts.
NOTE = PHI

ne nauII Oh 8&AfGR SANS
Firmly but gently let as insist that
the good old fashioned home remedies
still hold their place in our practice
against all modern inventions and salts
is one of the old rehables. Yet re
IucGautly but frankly we must con
TESS that this same old reliable is ca
pabIe Of doing powerful amount Of
harm when abused. And it Is abuse
to take salts when you merely require
laxative
Under certain circumstances moth
ing can be substituted for salts when
definite results are TO be obtained.
BY salts we mean Epson, Rochelle,
Glauber's. Carlsbad phosphate Of
soda, in fact any saline cathartic, nat
uraI or artificial plain, efervescent
or disguised But each and every
kind Of salts will do much harm If
habitually or frequently taken me ely
to move the bowels
The action of salts. no matter which
kind. is very simple TO explain. The
saint has an affinity for water and
draws water from the lining Of the
bowel. This, OF course, causes irrita-
ton, 10 which the bowel responds by
increa sed activity Imagine the effect
of daily irritation of this kind over a
period of many months or years.
Some Of the salts, no matter which
kind. will be absorbed into the blood
and eliminated through the kidneys.
In the process of elimination the kid
ney is irritated. and If the dose is a
daily habit the kidney will In tine
suffer The abuse Of salts IS one Of
the many causes OF kidney disease in
later life.
It is not abuse 70 resort TO dose
of salts upon rare occasions, %ey-
eral doses if necessary. 1t is not
abuse 10 employ salts when your phy-
stefan prescribes such medication for
some particular purpose other than
moving the bowels Ii is abuse to
take salts when a milder laxative Will
suffice. and it IS abuse TO use salts
merely for the purpose Of producing
an evacuation
One Of the least unpalatable saline
laxatives and most effective when
properly prepared and taken Is the
official solution Of magnesium citrate
of the PharmacopoeIa This pleasant
solution must be freshly prepared bv
the pharmacist on call, and the whole
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-03
Now All Pull Together.

1t looked like pretty big task TO
most citizens when it was announced
"a few weeks ago that campaign was
to be launched in Rock Island to OBJ
tain 1000 memberships in a chamber
of commerce, an organization % pro
mote the commercial and civic wei
fare Of the community. In fact there
were ever so many who confessed That
in their view the enterprise was I'M
possible of accomplishment. made
especially so at this particular time
because OF the numerous other fnan-
cial demands due to undertakings ia
the interest of charity and patriotism
and humanity and sentiment.
But men who best understood the
stability of Rock Island citizenship
never wavered in their faith that the
chamber would become a realized
quantity within the period prescribed
for the signing Of the memberships re-
CURED TO place the organization on
an operative foundation for three
years Rock Island had never failed to
respond In full measure to any appeal
directed either TO the heart or the
head when the sought after goal con
tanned the essence of community merit
Well, Rock Island has q chamber Of
commerce The committees soliciting
for cmberships GOT under such a
mead Of steam that already they have
overlooked the total it was agreed
upon at the incipiency Of the cam
paign must be secured to insure the
success Of the enterprise Instead OF
Z 600 the membership rolls of the
chamber viii carry approximately
! 200 names of Rock Island men who
are banding together to work for city
bctterments. rs stand as q unit in adj
yancing every cause that involves the
we'll being of the city and the people
a IS a whole,
Twelve hundred representative
men standing side by side in city the
size of Rock Island Will be surprised
al their own accomplishments as the
working 0rganizism OF the new com
merciai body Is whipped into shape if
the results attained hv similar bodies
in other towns IS to be accepted as a
criterion
Cooperation in community effort is
just as essential as it is in other lines
of human endeavor. This is no more
forcefully illustrated than in the for
nation Of the chamber of commerce
itself
The Argus is firm believer in the
virtue of the chamber Of commerce. 1t
is confident that its value 10 tue city
viii no5 be long in asserting Itself. All
that is required is that the men who
have taken memberships in the or
ganization stand together for the gen
eral welfare.