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New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
East
GERMAN

Berlin, July 30 DAY). Eastern theatre.
Army Group Of General Won BOehm- Ernolli :
The Russian forces are holding the heights
cast Of the River Zb-OcZ, which has been
crossed at several points in spite of fierce
resistance and been reached by our divisions
also 10 the south Of Skala. Also on the
northern bank of the Dniester we have gained
ground beyond Korolowka.
Between the Dniester and the Pruth the
enemy again offered bitter resistance, but
nevertheless was pressed back by our attack
TO the southwest Of Zale-SZczyky.
Front of Archduke Joseph: Along the
Cheremosh the enemy is defending himself on
the eastern bank Of the river Our attack
continues between Zaducze and Wiznitz. In
the Suchawa valley our troops are penetrat-
ing toward Seletyn.
Also on the east Of the upper Moldava
valley we fought way forward. Field
Marshal Won Mackensens successful advance
to the north of Fokshani and at the mouth
Of the Rimncul brought Us several hundred
prisoners.
(NIGHT Considerable portions OF our
troops are now standing on Russian terri
tory after the battle east OF Zbrocz. The
enemy's resrguards were driven toward the
east from the Dniester and the Pruth. In
the Meste-Csnesce sector (Rumanian 'front.' ,
the Russians are retreating toward the north.
RUMANIAN
Jassy, July 30.-On the 9th, between the
valleys of Casin and Putna. again
advanced some kilometres and occupied the
villages of SOveia Dragoslav. Negrilest Ii,
Topesti. Valeasares and Colacul. We again
took prisoners and some motor batteries and
war material.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Russia Believes Germany
Is Planning to Press
Her Victory in Galicio
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, July 80. Dispatches
from Petrograd to the Russian En-
bassy to-day stated that a very serious
condition still exists at the front, al
though the Germans for the last two
days have not developed their pressure
on the Russian armies as was expected.
The presence Of Emperor William at
the Eastern front convinces the Petro-
grad War Office that the enemy's at
tention is fixed on that theatre and
that Germany is planning to push her
advantages.
On the Rumanian front, the embassy
was advised, the successes of the Rus
SLAMS are increasing, the width Of the
battle front is broadening, and booty
and prisoners are growing in quantity
and number. The Russians, the dis
patch asserted, are not being incau-
tious in their advances, but are exer-
cising every care against surprise and
also against any possible miscarriage
of their own plans, so as not to COM
promise the situation. On this front
the Russians have been uniformly sue
cessful ever since their drive began,
without single reverse.
The Foreign Office informed the en-
bassy that a civilian commission, ap-
pointed by the Provisional Government,
has left Petrograd for the front TO
create an understanding between the
soldiers and the government and TO
explain to the soldiers the necessity
for abolishing the order prohibiting
the imposition Of the death penalty.
The commanders Of the armies have
been authorized to impose the death
penalty in their efforts to restore DID,
cipline in the army, and the embassy's
dispatches confirm the reports that a
most wholesome effect has been no
ticeable on the armies.
The government is sending a large
number of new regiments TO the front,
and is disarming the mutinous regi-
ments, which will be dealt with TO meet
the requirements of army discipline.
Political advices TO the embassy say
the government expects all the politl-
cal parties, including the Constitutional
Democrats, to participate in the Cab
met. The conference of all parties OF
the nation, TO be held at Moscow, was
postponed until after the completion OF
the Cabinet, so as 10 present a per
fected programme, representative OF
the views of all parties, for considera-
tion. The measures TO be treated al
the conference relate chiefly 70 inter
nal problems. but it is expected the
conference will also approve of the
action taken by the government to con-
solidate It's power and 10 restore dis.
cipline in the army.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Berlin Caterers in Jail

Berlin, July % (via London, July
800. Killers and Drcsseps rcstau-
rants, two fashionable Untcr den Lin
den establishments. have been closed
by the police and the proprietors sent
to jail on the charge Of violating the
food ordinances.
The restaurant owners are accused
Of paying in excess of the maximum
prices in purchasing supplies and Of
serving favored patrons who were
without food cards. The fact that
both restaurants were exclusive is
taken TO indicate that no discrimina
tions will be permitted in the enforce
ment Of the food regulations. Viola
tions carry a fine and Jail sentences.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
West
BRITISH

London. July 30.-(DAY)-Ihere was
nothing of special importance last night on
the British front There were small en-
counters between our own and the enemy ;
patrols in the neghborhood Of Bulleeourt
and Achevile.
During the night Of Saturday bombing
raids were made by the naval air service
on works at Bruges and in areas throughout
Mddelkerke and Ghistelles. Several tons
of bombs were dropped with good results,
numerous explosions being caused. All the
machines and pilots returned safely.
might A party Of our troops raided
the enemy's trenches last night near Lom-
baertzyde. The hostile artillery was more
active than usual during the day in the
neighborhood Of Armentieres.
Saturday night bombs were dropped ny
our airplsnes on a German aerodrome, two
important railway stations and an anmuni-
ton depot, where fires and explosions were
caused. Bombing operations continued
yesterday and there great activity IN
the cir until 10 o'clock in the morning
when a severe and sudden thunderstorm pre-
vented further flying.
Many Of our airpanes were caught IN the
storm and four have not returned.
In the air fighting four German airplanes
were brought down and two others we're
driven down out Of control. Six of ours are
missing. including those lost In the storm.
FRENCH
Paris, July 30.-DAY) The night was
marked by rather violent artillery actions,
notably in the sectors Of Braye-en-Lannois
and Epine de Chevregny. in the region OF
the Monument, at Hurtebise and on both
banks of the River Meuse..
Surprise attacks by the enemy at various
points Of the front were repulsed by our
fire
(NIGHT) Both artilleries were very ac-
tive during the day along the whole Aisne
front. from rEpine 1o Cheyregny rs far as
east of the California plateau, in the Cham
payne. in the region Of Auberive and on the
banks Of the Meuse There is nothing TO re-
port from the rest Of the front.
BELGIAN COMMUNICATION. - During
the night there were patrol encounters south
Of Dixmude. During the course Of the day
there was restrained artillery activity We
took to task twenty-nine German batteries.
GERMAN
Berlin, July 3O.-DAY.)-Army group
of Crown Prince Rupprecht: Under the
paralyzng influence of our defensive nctivi-
ty, which continued with increased intensity
also Throughout the night the fighting activ-
ity Of the enemy artillery on the Flanders
battlefront remained small yesterday until
the afternoon. IL did not increase in vio-
lence until then and did not attain the
strength and extent of the previous DAYS.
On the coast and in the sector from Het
Sas TO Wieltje the artillery battle continued
violent also during the night. Several
British reconnoitring detachments advanc-
ing against our crater lines were repulsed.
Army Group Of the German Crown Prince.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

a truckload of condensed milk. cloth
ing and drugs for their relief. Inc
children were bathed, fed and provided
with clean clothing. They were gwen
medical attention and finally trans
ferred to safer locality.
As the German sviators are using
gas bombs and because it Is impos-
sible s to equip children properly witt,
Gas masks, Il has been considered
necessary to take them out Of the dan.
ger zone. Many mothers who are busy
harvesting crops have been unable to
give adequate care to their children,
and the Red Cross has now taken them
under it's control temporarily.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Agitator Lenine Disappears

Petrograd, July SO.-Nikolai Lenine,
peace sgitator and alleged German
spy. has disappeared from his usual
haunts in Petrograd, and his where
abouts is not known to the government
authorities. The stories published in
the United States that Lenine had been
seized by the police at 0zerkii. Fin,
land, on July "a, and that later he had
escaped during battle between gov
eminent agents and anarchists at Tor
nea. Finland, are said by the officials
to be untrue.
A vague story was current in Petro-
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
500 Big English Ships
Sunk in Last 6 Month.

Birmingham, England, July 1s.-Mr.
Kellaway, Parliamentary Secretary Of
the Minister Of Munitions, after ex-
planning the imperative need Of labor
dilution, told a gathering Of munition
workers that this country had lost over
500 ships, most of them of heavy ton
mage, in six months.
He said that unless a good part of
that loss was made good by increasing
the output of new ships the country
must inevitably be starved into a shame
full peace.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

been detected at this propaganda. They
were arrested and shot.
In the main the communique from
Petrograd corroborates that from Bcr-
lin. 1t indicates growing resistance on
the part of the Russians and saws that
the Germans were repulsed while try
irC to cross the Zbrocz below Gustiatin
and thrown back south of the Dniester
near Zaleszczyky. Elsewhere in Ga
licia and Bukovina the retreat con-
tinues, though more slowly. Macken-
sens attack near Fokshant in Rumania
is said TO have been defeated. A Ger
man Zeppelin dropped 20 bombs on the
town of Tornby, in the Aland Islands,
on the Baltic, but no casualty list is
given.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Falkenhayn to Lead
Mesopotamian Army
Former Chief Of Staff Sent to
Turkey to Succeed Won
der Goltz

Copenhagen, July 3O.--The reports
that General Won Falkenhayn, former
chief of the German STAFF, had gone TO
Turkey as successor to Field Marshal
Won der Goltz rs commander and mill
tary adviser, are corroborated by an
illustration in the Berlin "Loka!
Anzeiger," showing General Won
Falkenhayn and Djemal Pacha, COM
mander Of the Turkish forces in Syria
reviewing the troops at Jerusalem.
IL is understood that General Won
Falkenhayn' will assume charge in
Mesopotamia.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
rho Great NVaP---fO95th Day
Official Statements

On the Chemin-des- Danes the French COM
nanders yesterday again attempted an attac <
on large scale. with at least three fresn
divisions, on a nine-kilometre front. After
drumfire the enemy In the morning once more
advanced TO a storm attack from Cerny TO
the Winterberg near Craonne. Our battle
tried divisions defeated the Aenemy every
where with their fire and in counter attacks.
One often tested Rhineland- Westphalian IN
fantry regiment alone repulsed four attacks.
In the evening, after artillery preparation
that lasted throughout the day, the enemy
repeated his attacks twice TO the south OF
Ailles. These also failed. Heavy losses for
th< French, without any success, character
i7rd the days fighting.
The enemy lost ten airplanes in aerial
battles.
(NIGHT) The fighting activity OF the
enemy artillery was again less violent to-day
than recently.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

Who knows when you'll
stumble on values as good as
these againI
Some of our people think
we ought to hang on to them
at regular prices.
But our old policy prevails
before taking in the Fall
line, General Cleanup, not
only of our own fancy silk
four-in-hands, but the better
qualities of one of our reg
ular manufacturers.
2,748are $3.50 scarfs
All are $500 scarfs
ia are $3.50 scarfs
Csc.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
400 Children, Near
Death byGas Bombs,
Saved by Red Cross
Removed From Frontier Town
Bombarded by German
Aviators

Paris, July 3O.-Four hundred small
threatened with death by
asphyxiating gas bombs dropped by
enemy aviators, were successfully re-
moved to-day from a small French town
near the firing line 10 a place of safety
by the American Red CIR, IS in response
10 the first emergency call received at
the Partisan headquarters.
The first word of the children's con-
dition reached headquarters late Thurs
dav afternoon. and the next day the
Red Cross sent doctors and nurses and
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Italian Front
ITALIAN

Rome, July 30.-There was noticeable &C
tivity yesterday at several points on the
Trentino front. Minor fighting resulted in
our favor in the upper Val Furva. East OF
Lake Garda, in st. Pellegrino Valley and on
Monte Pana we took some prisoners. The
artillery duel was accentuated In the La
garina Valley,
On the Julian front there was considerable
aerial activity. An enemy machine was
TolminO.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

The great demand for Off
GERS uniforms of top quality
has not permitted us to say
much about them, but the
supply is coming along better
now and our Clothing Man
says go ahead. "
Army uniforms ready-to-
wear; highest quality O. D.
serge.
Tailoring. our hnest-we
ask comparison only with the
most expensive custom made.
Fit we guarantee.
Complete with insignia,
$50.
"we.,poinier" shoes The last Ofieially
Regulation ian, $50.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
atl3th ST. The at 34th ST.
-Four
proad~sv Corners" Fifth Ave,
swnsss "''"st
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Irish Volunteers Disarmed

Dublin, July 3O.-Lieutenant Cen
eral Bryan Thomas Mahon, commander
In chief Of the British forces in Ire
land, has issued an order under the De-
fence OF the Realm Act for6idding the
wearing Of uniforms Of a military char
acter except by state forces and the
carrying Of weapons except for lawful
employment or pnstims, Tbs order
Will sn,msdistsiy AfFsst veluAssss hsdiss
feymsA IN Tassnt yssrL
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Germans Declare Lapse Is
Due to Influence of Our
Offensive Activity"
Haig's Drive Feared
Hindenburg Has Massed Great
Numbers of Cannon Be-
hind Flanders Front
DAYS DEVELOPMENTS

DAYS DEVELOPMENTS
Russians make stand east Of Galieisn
frontier, but Germans force way across the
Zbrocz River at many points. Slavic armies
continue retreat at all other points as far as
Rumanian border, but south Of the Dnie,'er
KorniloH', rear guards offer bitter resist
snce. Russo Rumsnian advance keeps up,
with several more mile, Of territory ard SIX
village. gained. Mackensen launches counter
blow against southern Rumanian front.
Violent artillery FIRE in Flanders slacken,.
Berlin asserts British batteries were smoih-
cred by German csnnonade. Canadian, gain
thousand yard, to depth Of 400 yards and
take Cite de Moulin, suburb Of Lens.
Paris reports little infantry fighting on
Chemin- Danes Berlin says French
counter attack on sx-mile from, with three
division, was repulsed everywhere.
Artillery FIRE on Italian from, increasing in
volume. ..........
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

grad July % that the suspected r.,
ton sgent had fed from the capit.l !.
Kronstadt, that he had been srogs.,
through Finland to Stockholm, and ~
ready reached Germany. No oHs,,I
confirmation of this reoprt could -
obtained. Another rumor current b.,.
yesterday was that Lenine was ops,
ating in Stockholm.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
GSDASSED by the

"p AssED by the
Il Board of Censor
ship" is a line charac-
teristic of the movies;
and, then, there is that
other familiar line so
closely identified with
all the principal places
of entertainment in the
city. One minute you
think of your destina-
ton; and the next
Passed by the
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-15
zANIMIV CLANEK 0 NADZoRoVA.
NJU BANKE ZvANE CLEARING
HOUSE,.
Kat to pomeni "a ljudstvo, CO 10 banka
pod nadzorstvom CLEARING Housa".


Kaj to pomeni "a ljudstvo, CO 10 banka
pod nadzorstvom CLEARING Housa''.
Use banke, XII imajo zvezo $ Chicago
Clearing House, so podvrzene strogepu
n~adzorovanju cd uradnikov tega zavo.
da. Pregledovanje raGunov in imetia
sc mora vssiti najmanj enkrat ma leto.
lzvedenei natan6no prciseejo stanje
vsake banke. Vso gotovino prestejejo,
pregledajo vse note, varsGine, vkniizbc
In druge vrednostne ~listine, Sc prepri-
caJo o fondih, XII so nalozeni V drugih
bankah in pregledajo knjige in ra6unc.
&c najdejo ~izvedenci kake slabe ali
dvomljive vrednostne %listine. Sc te ne
stejejo wee kot imovina banke. Ako 80
je skreila vrednost banGnega premoze-
MIA, mora banka kaznti pravilno vred-
most V svoiih knjigah. Ce banka drzno
spekulira in Sc il pride m sled, mora
to takoj opustiti. Use, kar je slabo, ri
skirano, Sc mora tskoj odstraniti in ma
Domestic 2 boljsim. Ce vsega tega
banka nitro ne popravi in stori, izgubi
vsc nadaljnje ugoduosti in pravice, Ri
Jill vhvajo banke, katere so zdruiene v
Clearing House.
Kedar Sc odvzamejO. kaki banki te
ugodnosti ali de nj spreieta V Cleraing
House ina slednia "a To dober vzrok.
Ma drugi strani pa je o bank, Xxi je
elanica te zveze, re to dovolj jason do.
kaz, da ina dobro imovino, da je MEN
kredit dober in da vodi svoj denarni
promet Pc predpisih. varno in sigurno.
Naert q nadzorovanje bank potion
Clearing Housa je bill izdelan V Chicago
pred desetimi lett. cd katerega easa ma
je bila V zvezi ; TEN Clearing Housom.
Ako je slo ma ali drugi banki slabo
vsled pauike ali vojske, so il takoi pri-
skoeile ma pomoG druge Clearing House
banke in il pomagale, dokler Sc MISC
povrnile zopet normalne razmere. TIA
Clearing House nadzOrovalni naGrt se
ie pokazal tako vspesen, ia 80 povsod.
kjer koli sc nahaja kak Clearing House,
sprejeli tn naGrt.
American State Banka ie V zvezi S
TEN Clearing Housom, je pod njegOvim
nadzorstvom in ina vse privilegije re
banke, kateri poda vsako leto pet po'
poinih ~raSunov.
American State Banka pa je tudi pod
drzavnim nadzorstvom in odda vsako
leto pet detajliranih rseunov o stanju
Banking Departments drzave Illinois
Napravite NASO banko Ia VASO
banko in Vas denar DO warren in ga
lahko dvignete, kedar Gu 2elite.
Vprasajte za seZnam Dasih First Gold
hipotek. Kakor tudi seznam 10000 in
$4,000 zlatih hipote5nih bondov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-15

Mohsmedanci, Mormoni in Sc ne
kateri drugi narodi 81 smejo welt pc
e zen. V Tibetu pa je dovoljeno
mnogomostvo. Tam SINE imeti Jena
pc diva ali tri moze. Tibetanci so baje
tako mirne narave, da Sc med seboj
docela dobro razumejo. v Hist vladata
p~riJateJstvo in %ljubezen. Mozje 81 le-
pc razdele med seboj delo in delajo
skupaj. Kar Sc tice otrok, odloei re-
ma, kdo jih ina rediti in KIDD Sc SINE
imenovati njihov oee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-15

gospodarice. zenske so lastnice zem-
lie in his; po materah sc imenuje rod
bina. Posestvo podeduje vedno mai
.starejsa hGi. &c matt MINIS nobene
hcere, pa je dedinja hci najstarejsega
materinega brata. Ko Sc dekle omozi.
dobi kos zemlje, Same OBJ sebi je raz-
umljivo, da jej moi pomaga obdela-
vati to zemljo. v resnici pa moski
prav malo delajo in skoraj ni6esar ne
p~rispevajo 70 v~zdrzavanje rodbine.
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ZENSKI "RAJ".

Prvotno je vladal skoraj pri vseh
narodih matriarhat, t j. materinska
oblast, sedaj pa vlada do malega pow
sod patriarhat, t.. j. ocetovska oblast.
To Sc pravi, oce ina glavno besedo v
Hist in v javnosti, zenska pa mora
molcati. Vendar pa sc dobe Sc okraji,
kjer vladajo zenske. TAX zenski raj
je dezela Menangkabanov ma otoku
Sumatri. Tukaj so zenske izklju6ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-15

Nasprotno dobe moski mesccno goto-
We zneske "a svoje potrebe. v no
vejsem casu prihajejo Holandci X
Menangkabanom ter imajo priliko pri
Holandcih kaj z~asluziti. In cd tega
casa 81 izkusajo moski pridobiti 60
spodarsko neodvisnost. Zenski svet
menagkabansh je S to izpremembo
baje popolnoma zadovoljen, kar kaze,
da ne smatra svojega stalisSa za =
raj.
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NsLovENcI
pristopaite k
SLOVENSKI NARODNI pom
PORNI JEDNOTI.

Narcotic 81 devnik "Prosw.
ta". List stane "a cello leto 500
pol leta pa $50.
Vstanavljajte nova druStva. De
set Glanov(ic) ie treba "a noyo
drustvo. Naslov "a list in "a tai
niStvo .ie: 1857 So. Lawndale Ave
Chicago, Ill.
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JAKo vAzNo ~vPRASANJEq

All lem 10 postal zaostalo ma
rotnino "a "Proletarca"?
b nel-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-15

Em najboljkih socialistiAh
revij v angleSkem jeziku v Ans
XII je: ~
CIALIST REVIEW" - Ixh,s
meseGno in stane s1.00 ma leto.
Naslov: Int. Soc. Rev;ew, 34l 4
Ohio St., Chicago. IL
MODERNA -KNIGoVEzNIol
Okusno, nitro in 1rpeEno de-,
"a privatnike in drubtva. Spreh
mamo naroeila tudi izveh me-.
Im"-mo' modern, stroje. Miss
Gene In poStena )ostreEba.
RATE HOLAH
1888 Blus Island Ava
tAdver.' ohAsa%A r.
The Monticellonian., 1917-10-05
fl0flE TOWN
I1FLpS
TOWNS IN ENGLAND PLANNED
Garden Cities Show What Can Be Ac-
compished by Carefully Laying
Out Site Before Building.

In the garden cities of England, such
as Letchworth and Hampstead, the
site of the town was purchased by Il
company and the town was laid out as
a whole with reservations for public
and semi-publie buildings, parks, play
grounds and civic centers. The loea-
ton of factories, business houses ana
stations was designated and the sites
of the residences were carefully
planned.
The result has been highly gratifying
from every point of view. The con-
venience and comfort of the citizens
have been promoted, a high degree
OF beauty has been obtained and the
health of the communities has become
far famed.
When these garden cities are com
pared with the towns that have grown
up without planning the value of town
planning becomes evident. In one the
needs of community life are recognized
and provided for; in the other the COM
munity is ignored and each individual
is left to follow his own initiative. In
one a high measure of comfort is as
sured the individual by his taking the
proper place in the community; in the
other the individuals clash in their
efforts to promote self-interest, with
result that the few secure the desired
comforts at the expense and disad-
vantage of the many.
The Monticellonian., 1917-10-05
Fairgrounds in Parks.

That city could we'll boast of being
nearly ideal for residential purposes
could it be said that it provided we'll
equipped playground within easy reach
of every home. says playground ex-
pert. Primarily and fundamentally
the writer believes in a complete sepa-
ration of park and playground, but this
is impossible in any city called to
mind, through lack of suitable area for
play and this is more to be desired
than parks for mere breathing space.
The only reasonable solution then Is
to have some equipment and convent
ences for play in every park unless
close by an official playground. Yet the
history of small parks where special
provision for juveniles has been made
plainly show that 1t has usually
brought spoliation and general untidi-
ness impossible to overcome except
when confined to well-defined areas
within protection of hedge, fence or
wall. And this should be provided in
the original plan of every park, or
later the park design will have to I'M
dergo changes to admit of this very
necessary provision for childhoods
happy play.
The Monticellonian., 1917-10-05
The Fates Have Ill!

Two young stenographers We're dis
cussing the camp at Fl. Benjamin Har.
rison, which. since they were young
stenographers. means that they were
talking about the men out at the fort
II was the day after the commissions
had been announced for the first train.
ing camp.
what do you think about it. hon.
eyf' inquired the first.
II think it's shame" replied the
other. why, Audra. do you know that
back in July l had my choice of three
of the incest, good-looking fellows out
there. Well. l didn't want to be q
pig so l just picked the most promis.
ing. Now they have passed out those
commissions. One of the two turned
down is a second lieutenant, and the
other Is really captain. But George
George was the one choose), George
didn't get thing. That's Just my
luck. "-Indianapolis News.