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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
glnr 9Imerifa fam 6elfen.
Stalieus au6leunOt nur Ourdl amt.
rifa ahluenb6ar.

gicnh Is. @loi (3urdl Goit.)
sSo1g 9r1iioelt g9ilion in gerfola
feines @itfsmerfes, tpeld)eg CT Sta.
lien ongeoeiben I1Bt, oieien 2an6e
i1iht imner8iiglid eineu euten Seil
Der oeutIhep III ameritnuii1en Ge.
tn1fiern beihlagnabnlten &onnage
Snr @erfiigung ftellt, miro Die Sob.
Ienn0t, lpelbe sStolien lett Den lebteu
fiinf o0er feds @}onoten ms @eitht
itnrrte, unall5bIeibli6er g9eiie cine
teilipeiie, ipenn nidt boIlitduoige I'm.
terbiit6ltnq oes inoultrienen 2e6ens
sStaliens berbeifilbren. g81bren0 Der
Wionnte glpril uno Dioi bat ii6 Die
stcblens sSituation itetS beridle6tert
un0 eS lit eine befannte &atiohe, oaB
sstalien I'M 9lnfnng @tai einen meite.
ren Dringen0en 9lppell inO pronLpte
infn ipirfiame llnteritiltung an ieine
gnIiierfen olisaeiannt bni.
gsie berlautet. lit @naloHo nid)t
Idnoer mebr 1T Der Gage, cine tot
frditiee lluteritiibuta 81 leiiten oa
Ieine 2anOelsmarine ourb Die
Gaudboot.aaulpagne idlimm geltt-
ten hat
Gs miro cine meitere geihrGn,
flua Deg 9diidaierberfebrs aif Den
Gtdatsbabneu befiirbtei, nddj0em
Der 9ienit bereits um sic 9Gliie
(1ie gunSegreaierune bat 0ieie
gsode 0er italieniiden giegierlng
bereits mebrere Der beidldgudbnten
0aGlIAcn 4aiHpier perpadiet.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
1odfricfisntils Scr
Columbus Ritter!
Seluilli9eu St,000,000 fir Gr6u.
luuss5cutreu in ben gIusbil'
bnngelagem Der glrmrl.

Stem Soben Conn, 10. Suni.-
Die Suprembeb6roe Der 8ireftoren
Ser Columbus Sitter gob geltern be.
fannt, ooB Der 0roen Die Suume
bon 81 100000 beluiIligt bnbe, Inn
in alien GduptIodliden 2lrmee.&orl-
aentrieruug8 2ogerr1 @rbollugs8en-
tren gu errinten un0 erbn(ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
geralente nlaarn itrcifrn.

9euber. @oloo, is, eSuni, Be
ontl Der ltniteo @fine gSorfers.
melhe 9erglelte i'm 8ienit Der 60
lora0o 5nel & sSron Co. eiuer
Rodefeller aorporotiolL Dertreten.
baben oie gfntionaIbeanrte I'M @re
lnIlbnis erilht eiilen Streif nnSuia-
gen Die @eiaern1g Der @eIpll-
itait iib nit Den 2euieu megei Be
idllDerSen 0erielben ait beipretDell,
miro ais 5treifarunO anQeaebeu. es
mcroeu Oabou ehDo 1000 9Famn be-
trpifert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
RooIepelt kettntc Sas
PcScn 1ticbt la1Ien!
Sast, cr uiiroc alle Sentidcn Sci.
tilnseu anterOriifen; alle Sir.
den miiRten 6lagse biiieHl
.@ro IL lid trelt ne6Iiehell

pGr" ift it'd tret ge6(ieben.
a@r" lit nod INNER Der ulte
@roBbdus.
o@r" lit nod ilnlHer Der unebr-
liAe, uudufrihtige Setter.
n@r@ beriuhte lDie inlucr 6ie
leiht 8u erregerl0en g}aT7en 5u fa-
ndtiiieren.
@er2 T6eo0orits g}ooIebeltl
gSobl meloete Ser &elegropb 5lt-
crit, Dab ieine 9citriae 9ie0e in Sim
coin qenldBigter aelueien nls biele
borbergebenoe. 9llein 0ieier ge.
riht erfolgte uobl Dor SfmB Ser
9fe6e.
9tooiebelt bat es bon ieber oeliebt,
bon ieinen Gbema ob5uneicbcn uno
Seiteubiebe altf ibu nliBfGllige Ser.
ionen ttn0 &orfontntniiie In oen be.
treFfenben Qiitriften, no ct fpric6t,
olts3uteilen. Go aud Qeitern nab.
reno Ieiner 5te0e In 2intoIn.
SNir bo6eu 3luar feline 5clpeiie
oafiir, nebmeu aber an, 0ab er Oor.
ber F9h bon ieinem s5retno SCI g.
@tctcolfe nn6 anoeren 6eBern bic
9oielptdter, Die er ouf8 aorn na6n1,
nngeben IieB 8esbolb ipieIte er auf
Ole jilngiten Goradnge In Guloba,
mie GoItor gaIbID'5 GrtlQrung oaB
oieier Grieg yg8ilion's &rieg" iei
ln0 ouf Den adntpf gegen Die beut-
i6en 3ettungeh uno Inn Die 0eltt-
ide Spra6e an ln0 0nnnerte fol-
gen6es &er6annrtngSurteiG unter
Die 3u60rer
oSyrgen0 Elm 8oitor. Der niAt M
nerbnlb "a Shtn6en cine 5lagge onf
ieiuer Stride auf3ieben piir0e, piirs
be ms @ef1nqnis manoern, menn id
Die @elpaIt bate. risf er aus, bin.
8ufiigeno.
oSSrgeno Elm 8oitor. Der fit mel.
gert, binter 0en GeioIutionen ieiner
Stride 5u ite6en, ioate ieine Stride
berlieren
SD miiroe 6ie GllbIitotion IL
gen0 etuer 8eitltng ODER 8eitI6rift
III 5 en- t id)et Spra6e berbieten,
ineln es nod mir ginge," ihrie er
aus 2eibe5froiteh un6 54bnefIet-
ideuo enOete ct oieisn SaB nit treis
idenoer Stimme;
o@s fomt nr eine Sprohe in
glmerifo qe6en un0 oas lit oie
nngeIidhiiihe 3unge. @8 gibt in
oieiem Stoote &etlte, Die 3eitrnqen
Ieieu, Die ulu in 9eutid) georudt
iino, Die nur Qeutidb iprehen ln6
MIR 6elltide 3ra0itionen befolqen.
0ieS lit Gerrdt, uno es iollte alS
FOLDER beItroit neroeu.
0ton ipeiB nid)t. noriiber man iitb
mebr mun0cra ioll: lle6er ole lin.
beri61lntbeit lmo 92iebertrodlt oes
8eoners ooer iiber 6ie 9unu1abeit
uno oen ,5onatisnus Der 0laIlen,
Die loitles nebaerebe nut geifall
oltfnebnlen 9tlm ia, regen mir rns
nidlt ueitcr oriiber onf. eeSn oieien
arieas5eitett luo rnbigeS 3cnfen Sltr
llnmoglitfeit gcDoroen su icin
id)eint, mitB man olles enuarten.
llebrigens bat 9tooiebelt aud sic
gloniniitratiou gan5 eeborig olirdl
Die Ipe6el ge5ogen; uno 0ann oen
Wtit aeba6t, OaS Bolt 3ur Inter
ihibuus ibrer @olitif auf5uiprOerr.
5on0erbare So9if, tiht mobr2 Sod
bel 9eO6p iit chen olIes no9litb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
6rcl;ocld,tucrcncn
iiiitcrlncbcll 1orcilc1

G6irogo. ST., 10. SUM Die
Observation-Disclosures 6aben heute
Die @eiddfisiiI6rer Der gyroonfteuot.
teilungen oer eroBitIldhtereien 6b.
cago'S Dor bic Sdranfen 5ttiert Cine
llnteriudlHna Der bobeu sebensnit
tdprelic miro oonii in Serbinoung
ecbrndt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
g3Od)nlals G5na6enfriit.

@oibingt > Is. SUM. - @ene.
ralonlpnlt @reqorB erlieB betrefis
Der 9ebonolling bon fgQ1eu peri
ldumter ariegSregiitrierlng foIgel,
De gfntlinoiglnng:
$50 e8 iid um &eri6lntni8 iii.
folge llnfellntuis ooer llna1tlnmfeit
1ouoelt, lit ben 6etreffenoen 8erio.
nen atf @runo 0es 4draarapbeu 40
Der 9fe9iitrierung5bei beitimnungen ge.
itattet iid bel Der Gountb-8ebor0a
elntrngen 81 loiien; tie uliiiieit iif
ie6oh berpflidteh iid obne 8itrg.
idoit 5ur Gerfiigitng Der @roBge.
idDorenen 3a baIten.
ySOlde ole piiieutlib o0cr 1b.
fdtlid ii6 nidt regiitriert boben,
uno 0ies iebt nod na6bolen mod,
teh iiHO 8u re9iitrieren, ieDodJ lmter
8ilrgibaft 5t iteIleH. 2lae 8ieieni-
gen Die fortfobreu, 0os @eleb gu
u1iBd6teil, ieine 9urAfiibrltng Stt
itoren iuhen o0er oo3u belfen, ii6
oerieIben 8u ert3ieben itno entipeoer
III Soft at nebmen o0er urtcr ie6r
bobe 8iirgidait 5u itel(en.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
GnolanS mag Gikor>
banSel iibermebnten.

2oubon Is. Snni. &an3ler
9onar Sop go6 Qeitern i'm Soltle
Der @eueinen 8u, onB fiir3Iib ber-
breitete @eriidte, pona9 Die Gegier-
ung bea6ii6tigt, ben 2iforbanoeI
oilf31fauferL ouf 8o5rbeit beruben.
Gr CAB ieoo6 Die 9eriiderilng, oab
oos 6nus hierilber toniuItiert mer-
0en miirbe, ebe Die gtoBnobme 8ur
Sotiohe qenloht merOen milroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
Seine &erldngeruna ser 6riit.


6ili$iefretGr Grosbu pout Sdnt.
amt bat geitern an olle Reiernebon-
ten oes 2oube8 Elm &elegrauru ge.
ridtct, in nelAen er altf folgeuoe
fiinf 9llufte ouinerfinnl mndt:
/. S6luB Der 3eidnuuaeu iit
8reitag I'M IL llbr mittog, oitlihe
3eit; Die 5rilt miro nidlt berl1ll.
CERT.
.. 2IppIitationen ntiiiien BON 2
Gro5ent Der SoGe Der 3eidnllllgen
begleitet ieiu.
3. glae ganten lln0 5SirIHeG bel
pelden 9lpplitotionen 10 ipGt EN-.
loufen DOB fie nit Der 9oit niht
nebr redt8eitig 8aibington errei-
den fonneh miiiien oie 2[ppIitntio-
nen m6 Die 2 4jro5ent oes 8etta-
ges teIegrapbiitb eini6iden oantit
iie Dor 5reitog I'M II ll9r mittag
eintrefien.
4. 4lpplifationeit Die nit Der
goit o0er teIegrapbii9 ipater nI$
6reitng r1ittag eiutrcifelL iollen bis
ouf lueitere Gr0er eeion0ert einge.
tra9en uno iofort Dem Sdosa1ts,
IefretGr gemel0et uer0en.
5. sis auf lpeitere 0r6er ioIlteu
ollie 9anfen tno &rltitgeielliAoften
bon ben gtierbebanfen aufgeforOert
wet0eu, berip1tete gIpplifotinnen 70
raid pie m5gIid Sen Reierbebaltten
All iiberrnitteIn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
oGnrdJ : g(ns = lianl : oaltclI. .

o9nrd Pins - Ninul = oaltcu." /"
9uiel. Is. aSnni. Ger 0langel
OH &leingelO peroalobt cine 9ln3obl
baperiider Sta6teenein0en Griot
9opier9cIo IN metr 6lnedntaBieer
oIs if0ner glusiiatturg 9eriteIlen 81
Iaiien. Ger @iogiitrat in 8ailer.
burg an sSnH ober Oarf fiir lidl in
2lniprud nebineL pobI oen oriqi.
uelliten @eOnteu 6ei ser SeriteIlling
ieines papiernen @riabgeI0cs gebobt
3I baben, inoem er Der RfdIeiie
eulen binuorOoGei ln0 redlt 5eitae
mdBeH sSobliprub dniprdeen lieB.
@s iiebt 0a 81 lelen. gGurn gIus
- Qiaul - Salten.3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
1oAra9ildlt Itcht i'm
5cicbcn Scr 1sepcfuticn

8uenos 9[ires. 15. esuni.on
aiitrneion 1T bier Die 9odri6t EN-.
aetroffen, oaB bort cine ReboIi,ticn
ouseebrodeu iit Ginaelbeifen ifrS
bisber uidt erBalHia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
1)icIe ,Drii6ebcroer"
I'M Chicago perbaftet!
175 iuitrben lebte Gadt nnb bente
scfanglidl eiuge8Ogen; pielc
tuleOer eatlaiieu,

Chicago, IS. SUM. - ym Ser
ldufe Der Iebten g1odt un0 oeS belt.
tieen 8orlnittogs ipurber 175 Ser
ionen berbaftet, Die ii1 aus oieieu
ober onoerem @rtnbe getueigert bot
ten DEM fegiitrier1ngsgeieb au emit
ipreden. Inter ben 8erbafteten Be-
fan0en itd bieIe 4erionen Die aus
nnoeren 5taoten bierber gefoulmen
mnren in Der 2[blibt, Der Gegiitrie.
ring in i9rer 9eiruat su entge6eu.
6ed5ig 8erbaftete iptr6en pieOer
ouf freien Sub geiGbt uod0en fie
Oeriproben batten, iid regiitrieren
au Iaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15

= es be8obIt fid, in ben .aInI.
iiFiSierten auaeioen4 Der Gribiiuf ~
| onnoneterert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
Dcbrmtl6a ntnis an
t3mlaaricm faHen.
Sieie Grflnrnna sibt ocr bulgariidic
9Sremiermlniitkr ,laOuSs
laluplu ab.

g(mlter0dm 10. Suni. - 95n ei.
| nem SSnterbiep, Da8 Der bldgortiAc
8reniermiaiiter 9fo0oslalpolp Dor
ieiner 9idreiie nod 8teu IN Ser
lit oortigen 3eitungsleuten getp6br.
te, go6 CT ietner lleber8eugttng bon
etuent giinitigen Qusfna 0e8 ariegas
fur ole 3entralmdhte folgeuoerma.
ben 4nsortd:
oSogar obne Die Gifenltbe 8u CT.
oreiieu, itbauen mir init b1lligent
gertrauen ouf Die 3utilnitigell mill
tGriiden gntlpidungen ntl 0ieier
Gront. Die 9inge ne1uen ibren
@ong nodl inherent 8unihe, uno
onsielbe trifit nuf Ole rliiiiidlc Jront
5u. 8ir ii16 itber ben 5ton0 Der
3tuae in 9}uBIauo boIlig unterrif.
tet, nnb e5 berriat bortieIbit cine
8ertpirrllua, Die melt i9Iimmer iit
oIs Sugegeben miro. Bon oieier
Geite 0ro6t inns feline @efnbr.
@efrogt IN be5ug nut ole 9altitHg
8ulgoriens eegeniiber Rumonien,
ontportete Qreuier 9taooslapoip
9o6rnSida mnF an 8nlgarien
fnllen.
,,0ie 9llgarru nebn1eu nur iols
DIES @e6iet fir iidl in 2lnipriid, in
meldem buIgariid] geiproden miro.
3n 6ieien @ebiet geb0rt bic 90
bru6iflo, 6a lie ms sitrh Den f5rie.
oen bon gutareit geDoltiam entrd-
len nor0en III. @ir beiteben oorauf
0aB iolhe @ebiete, tpelcbe pnn buf.
auriitb iprebenOen Geuteu beiuobnt
ltno, pieOer Elm 3etl unieres 2ouoeg
luer0eu. g4enu Der @rllnoiob oe5
Red,tes Der g3ationoIitGtaB lire 3u.
geborigfeit ieIber 5u beitimlnen, nn.
erfnnnt miro, neroen Die bilgoriidb
Ipre6ell6en Geile bon Wto5eoonien
lino Ser 3obruoiha guIgarien 5rt-
fnIleH.
Ser 0}iuiiter erfldrte, baB bic po.
litiide uuO wirtidoftIihe Gage in
gulgarien bollig 3ufrieoeniteaeno
lei. gr ingte ooB Oia grnte. 10.
lpobl in 9uIaarien ole uirdl in Ger.
bien, Die bette Der Ietten Sabre 5n|
lper0en periprehe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15

geriit eud bel eiufdufen aut
Die ySribune".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
9ir 6reibtitsanltibe
lpurot iiber5ti6nrt!
0eiliGc Bankcn ;citncn in LETTER StnnSe ercbe
Smmntcr, 10 Sa6 Sic Anlcibc Man nrcRrcrc
BMilScrt 2liillioncn iibcr5cidbnet tpirS.
2liiaioncn BON 4,erlonen seiteneten sur 1lnlei

Oeaeencral1mualt @jrcgorp $1,000
m6 Der Sefret1r fiir 4rbeitcrauge.
Icgenbeiten gSillon 5000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
gSOllcn nut gIlliiertea fonferieren

Yetrogro0, Is. 0SirlI. = 9os 9ies
gieruagsto6illett bot entIdieoen, ben
9iliiertan ben Goriblag su MAIDEN,
.eine aOuieren8 a65uboIten, ouf mel-
Gel Die uiter ben aIliiertefl gt1dten
abgcifloiieneu GcrtrGgc acprIFt un0
bnraberoleH peroeR iolen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15

ssir Gntabo irio ltmeegenO: @n6n itsvb
D1rHer bente nbeno itn0 SonIStos.
Sin g1ebrosfn: Gd0n beiite dben0 nnD an
Sdmst1g, mariner bede dbeno unD i'm fin0fts
liten EeiI ON Safnstog.
Ssiit Soma: Sh6n beute oben0 rnb @nu,s.
Ene, lteigenoe Sefrperntiir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
DesitftPe SraiIen!

8eiterlen Sie bie prddtieen aEeiOrnniier,
Ole in Der Sribiint eridcncit Seite finoen
Sic cine @riippe gang beIonocrs intcrciicrier
aRniter.
5tbcg Mlnlter 10 Gents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-11
BAKER MAY
DRAW DRAFT NUMBERS
Head of War Department Makes
Statement Regarding Selections
for Consumption.

Secretary Baker of the War Depart
ment had luncheon with President Will
son at the White House today, and
after leaving the White House he said
1t was possible he would be the person
who would draw the numbers that
are to decide which OF the country's
young men are to be selected for con-
scription.
Secretary Baker also said that 1t was
within the bounds of possibility that
President Wilson might draw the mum
bers. although he deemed it unlikely
Secretary Baker said that no date for
the draft yet has been selected.
The Secretary said that the mem
bers Of the House and Senate military
committees would very likely be pres
ent at the drawing. In any case, he
said. they will certainly be invited to
be present
The Secretary did not caro- to specu-
late upon. just who will do the draw
Ing, he said, in view Of the fact that
that detail is not yet settled; but he
said some responsible person will be
intrusted with the work. and he inti-
mated that the occasion will be sur
rounded with all the dignity and for
mality possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-11
CATHOLICS BACK ERZBERGER

AMSTERDAM. July 1.-THE Catholic
organ Germania Of Berlin says that
the Catholic center in the reichstag
has decided by an overwhelming ma
jority to support Matthias Erzberger,
who last week attacked the pan-Ger-
mans and advocated peace without an
nexations or indemnities.
Herr Erzberger's object, the news
paper says. is to induce the reichstag
to make a declaration of wa: aims in
the sense that Germany has not gone
to war with desire for conquest, but
merely to defend its freedom and pre-
serve it's territorial possessions.
In order to nullify definitely any i'm
preston on the part Of the entente
that Germany's peace terms would be
dictated by the Prussian military
caste. the reichstag is asked to set
forth with unmistakable clearness the
German war aims. The entente would
then realize. it is contended, that it Is
waging war with the entire German
people.
The Germania adds that the chan
cellor has accepted the idea and that
the formation of a coalition ministry
Is being prepared. Thus, 1t says,
unity between the people and the gov
ernment will be realized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-11
ASKS STATE Department
FOR RETURN OF COCCHI
Police Commissioner Woods Gets Of
fetal Assurance Today-Will
Write President.

Arthur Woods, police commissioner of
New York. urged Acting Secretary Polk
Of the State Department today to exert
every possible effort to have the Ita1fan
government extradite Alfredo Cocchi.
the confessed murderer of Ruth
Cruger. to the United States for trial
Mr.. Woods said he was assured the
State Department would attempt to
have Cocchi returned.
I'VE are anxious to have Cocchi tried
In the United States," said Mr.. Woods
because there would be a greater on,
portunity of developing at a trial here
whether he had any accomplices-noe
lice or otherwise-thani If he were tried
in Italy"
Later, after comforting with Secretary
Tumulty, Mr.. Woods decided to write =
letter to President Wilson urging him
to interest himself in the extradition NJ
Cocchi.
NEW YORK, July 11.-District Attor-
ney Swami today announced the ap-
pointment of James w. Osborne. a
well known prosecuting attorney. as
special counsel to conduct a general
investigation of the Ruth Cruger case
and alleged police laxity in the search
for the murdered girls body unearthed
In Alfredo Cocchi's motor cycle shop.
Mr.. Swami said he would request Gov.
Whitman to designate Supreme Court
Justice Goff to preside at an extra or
binary session of the state supreme
court in August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-11
Value Of Halicz,

HaIicz. sixty-three miles southeast of
Iemberg on the Dniester river, is an
important railroad junction and the
most important key to the Galician
capital. 1t is eighteen miles north Of
Stanislau and about eight miles north
Of Jezupol. captured by the Russians
under Gen. Korniloff on Sunday. The
fall Of Halicz was presaged by the sue
cess of the Russians in breaking the
Austro-German line between that
town and Stanislau and In driving the
-austro-Germans to the Lomnica river.
which enters the Dniester a short dis
tance above Halicz.
Halicz was the center Of much heavy
fighting last August and September, after
the Russians had captured Bukowina and
were attempting to reach Lemberg.
Stanslau was captured by the Russia ms
IN August but they failed to take Halicz
after engaging in furious battles at
Nariampol and Monasterzyska and fore
ing the Austro-Germans to retire between
the Zlota-Lipa and the Dniester In Sep
fember Halicz was bombarded by the
Russian artillery. but attempts to storm
the town were unsuccessful
The fall of Halicz probably will mean
that the Austro-Germans must retire from
the present line along the Ziota-Iipa from
northeast OF Halicz through Brsezany and
Zlochof to Brody in order to protect
Lemberg The next line in the rear of
the Zlota-Lip Is the Gnila-Lipa
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CHANG HSUN'S TROOPS
BEATEN NEAR FENG TAI

PEKING. July 10. via Tientsin.-The
imperialist troops under Gen. Chang
Hsun, who now are in the imperial city.
retreated there after being defeated by
the republican forces with heavy losses
near Fene Tai. The republican army
is outside the city gates.
Gen. Chang Hsun first retreated to the
Temple Of Heaven. but later led his troops
to within the imperial city.
The chief of police and the commander
of the eendarmerie have informed Chang
Hsun that he must leave the city or they
will attack him.
Daily News declares 1t Is virtually es-
Ia ablished that Gen. Chang Hsun. leader
Of the imperialist forces. Is in German
pay, says a Reuter- dispatch from Shan
ghai. If the monarchical movement had
succeeded, the newspaper continues. the
rupture OF relations between China and
Germany would have been Cancelled.
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mr.. THOM ACTING HEAD
Of RED CROSS EFFORT
Henry B. F. Macfarland Ordered to
Canada to Recuperate
From Strain. n

His health broken by the strenuous
campaign he has been conducting as
chairman of the finance committee of
the District Chapter of the Red Cross.
Henry B. F. Macfarland has been Or
dered by his physician to take a rest
and he is recuperating in Canada Cor
coran Them, vice chairman Of the COM
mittee. is actively in charge of the
campaign for funds.
The Red Cross membership in the
District of Columbia continues to grow
rapidly and there are now more than
$4,000 members.
large and small. to the Red Cross war
service fund. ..
Another large dividend check was re.
ceived today from Mr.. and Mrs. Levi P.
Morton. amounting to $2,424, which is
an additional contribution. and Cen.
George F. Chase sent s25. Among the
interesting gifts announced today was
one Of s9.63 from the marines at Win
throp. Md. and s12 from the Chinese
Sunday school of the Metropolitan Me.
mortal NJ. E. Church.
other contributions announced today
ton, s2S; George H. Stetson, IS per month:
Mr. and Mrs. E. Neide. s5: T. c. Kirk. s2::
Miss Edna T. Truitt, ST. Mrs. Fred. I.
Volland. IS; NJ. J. Hasney, 50: P.
Niffeher. 81 a month. and David F.
Weaver. $3.50.
Community supper 18th and Douglas
streets, S45: Temple Baptist Bible
School. s2o.2a: Philip c. Kaufrmann.
s25: Samuel H. Kaufman, s25: Doro.
thy Alden Koch Gage three). interest
on liberty bond, SO; Mrs. Norton, 25
cepts: Calvary NJ E. Church South
sunday school. 1898: employees Byron
s. Adams. 5000; W. J. Eynon. IS; bu-
reau Of census, $3.50: Department of
Commerce (additionaD. $1O.25: Ger
trude Rosenthal. SO: Albert Knechtel,
81: employees OF S. kann. Sons & Co..
Sal 40.
Miss Mary A. Davis. 81: Ladies' Aid
of st Matthews Evangelical Lutheran
Church, SIS: Margaret T. Keegin. 81;
Mrs. A. Stearnes. IS: A. w. Lybrand, 81;
Eugene Allies. $50: John r. Galloway.
$40: ]. l. Thompson. IS: John T.
Humphrey. 81: D. A. K. interest on
liberty bond, S3: Richard w. Hynson.
$40; employees of the home ONCE.
Potomac Insurance Company. sf2; May
D. Trader. ST. Annie B. Lovejoy. 81:
BUSY Bee Club" Sherwood Hall sun
day School. Mount Vernon district.
Accotink. Va, $11: Red Cross dona.
tion."" 81. and change left from mar.
keting. E. L. J." S1.6o.
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SAYS 253 ALLIED AIRCRAFT
WERE SHOT DOWN IN JUNE

BY the Associated Press
BERLIN. July IL, via London.-"The
results Of the engagements with enemy
aerial forces during the month of June
were good" says q summary Of aerial
activity appended to an army headquar-
ters statement.
Our enemies lost 22o airplanes and
thirty-three captive balloons through
the effect Of our weapons. Our anti
aircraft guns shot down sixty enemy
afrmen. The remainder were brought
down in aerial fighting. Our losses were
sixty-eight airplanes and three captive
balloons"
LONDON. July 11.-On the basis of the
official reports from allied war offices
the newspapers declare that the Ger
man admission of airplane losses dur
ing June is absurdly false. The figures
show that 279 German machines were
destroyed and driven down out of con
troll.
The German claim of allied losses also
is disputed. although the silence of the
French war office on the subject of air
plane losses prevents exact checking.
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DEFEAT BY RUSSIANS
ADMITTED BY AUSTRIANS

LONDON. July 11.-Admission by the
Austrians of a defeat at the hands of
the Russians is contained in a message
from Austrian war press headquarters
as forwarded from Amsterdam by the
Central News. 1t says:
For two days our troops repulsed
strpng Russian attacks. In trenches
which had been destroyed by artillery
FIRE one division defended itself against
attacks by superior Russian columns.
But when fresh Russian reserves were
brought into action our troops were
compelled to retreat, giving up their
frSt line"