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VOSGES DEFENCES
STORMEDBYFRENCH
powerful fiornian "Work Tnki'n
In '2' .Men iinil
1 1 Officers ruptured.
Till: S.MAM.KK roiK.'K WON
,,,,,,. f'.iMi- lifmlci tn Tur. Sin
.lul.v Ill Oio Vh.kc!". where
(. french IniU' Iwi'M clonilll.v tircsidhfr
f(m.inl iliiiliiK llir hut iiuintli, u new
. .c- mis won t'HtPi luy. A powerful
ii. ffiuiM' vvnrli cntirdi uetcd I'.v Ilio Hcr-ir..ii'-
l''tvicti I"1 l''niilenclle mid I.iuiiioIh
nj, iiipluiril liy npHinilt mill eleven olll
irrn iiml -' inrn were mailr prlMoner-s.
,V .in indication "f l'n swccplne char
niter nf llii' Welnl.v tin" War Olllce an
iinunrcx llial oiity scvenly of the. prls
ni ii weie wounded.
Tlio pltliitiM (Mined herowctc further
(iic,iiiiJ!i il to-ilay, h;ih tin- nltilit com
iniitiiiiuc. in iille "f a heavy tinuili.ird
m'tit I iy tlie ili'iMi.uis. ami lo-nlitlit
IVimuIi fimcs air rimiiilrlr uutstcni of
Ihclr ncivly nc.Ulrcil Kiouml.
Kli-rvvlicri' mi the front there. har
1,,-cti in Infantry cnKiiccnicnls. although
nl .cvcial iiI.icck Ihcly raunoiiailliiR oc-
I tirrril
Tie lift rnunn
coiumiiuliiue; was us
fellows .
The ti'shl p.isnl without Incident
unepl for miiiic urtlllery notions In
Artol!. in Hie vicinity of Semcnex, be.
tni-en the Alsne ami the (.Use. on the
hUtf.iu nf Qucnnevli're ami In l.e
1'itre forct. At the latter place the
ramiotMil'' was iiioniiipiiiilcd hy h
lively fusillinlr, hut lliete was no In
(iiriry action.
In the Vows, .it H.Ul-ile-M.ipt. we
h.ive sain' il a irc.sh success. On .t
tnd.iy We took pin-scsslon nf a power
ful Herman defensive work between
the iielsht nf Ii Kontenellc anil the
village nf l..iuunl anil wo are iuiw In
oc.'iip.iiHm of a sroup of houxei. in the
southern ectlon of the village. In
t is operation we e'liptllled more thin
T"n imwminileil prisoners bolonsltiK
l four different battailous ami to a
tnai'-iiif mm ciiniiMiiy. TTk have not
jet in" n ahle to determine the amount
of war material raptured.
Tlie nl Klit statement bald:
In Artol K well as between the
Ol.-c iinl the Alsr.c the usual artillery
(c'intis loiitlnueil.
On the tint tli hank of the Alune tn
thr r.'Sion of Trojon and also In
ni.mip.iKiir on the Perthes-Hcau?e-Jinj"
fioi t our mlnlne operations pro-gret.-eil
to our advantage.
la the northern section of the
'A'irwc region intermittent attlllery
ictl'i; si were fought.
In the Vosnes. In uplte of heavy
boiiil'ardnient. wc continued organist
I'K the position wo captured yester
day At Hnn-de-Sapt the pilsouers
tn en hy us nuinhercd 11 ofllcern and
men, of whom only "i1 were
ruiinilfd. A great number of dead
neie found In the ttenchm.
m air side o.;ly two battalions of
Infant! v were engaged. Sn far we
have found six machine suns in the
captured trenches.
DUBLIN ADMITS LOSS.
nmeinl Mnti-iiii-iil TrlU of l-'rcneh
lilif III oue.
frrx'lt fn'.f Tn'l-ilrh hi Tin: St.
ni:i:i.!N. via I.0111I011. .Iul 2"'. Th
e'lti'ial statement Issued at hcaihpmrtem
m.riav tell of a slight Kreneh sucee
sniith of ll.in-de.Sapt
nheie Kieneh irroiis occnpifl a small
rorllon of Hie (erm.tii lienchcs.
The statement was as follows:
On the eastern border of the Ar
fonnc forest e blew up an enemy
blockhouse.
Near LalinoK soulh of Itau-de-P
in. I'rcncli Iroops etahllshcd them
if'r In .1 small poitiou of our ad
vanied trenclic.
The fortress a! Hiinklik was bom
barded with shells.
UIUTlSll ADVANCE.
ncrnp (iiTiMHii llne 1 rntf r
l.luU l to Trenrhe.
and
T" 1 ' ' '"' Hctl-rrn 111 lit: ' -
1' 1 ulile Uoft'rh 1"
txiiv. .Inly The pis liiireail
li-Ma gave out Ihe following 0rflel.1l
il. p.ti.-h ellt by Sir .lohn Kreneh from
Hie llrili'.h ui my head'iuarlera '
1111 the Jlst wo icpiilsed a boinh
s-'pei, on a craler caused by an explo
s ot, uf our mine west of I loose. (In Hel
giuini. riporied lu my communl'in''- of
ihe :nth I'ur heay artillery succeeded
111 sllencliiK a heavy tieneh moilar as-
sling In lh" (icrmaii attack. (Hi the
evening of the ,.,:iil we successfully ex
ploded a inliie under a salient 111 tliei
(,.. in lines southeast of Zlllcbelio and
ilcmned (he enemy's iielicliea Ihere.
"Sliiutly afleiwaid !he enemy exploded
a 1 1 in. a llllle further souih. whlrh,
however, did Hubs damage. .Since then
we 1, Mile some ground, occupying a.
rater i-Hiised by H tiorninn inlne, link
ing 11 In our trenches, (In Katurday wo
reputed another heavy bomb attack
upon our trenilies around h craler near
llooge "'
SAYS BULGARIA WELL TIGHT.
loriner Minister llei'larr hr Is
(eilnlu In K. liter ll' t'oiilllfl.
.i;., ml table Urtimlrh In Tin. Sr
rpiMK. Julv "5. Despatches from Sofia
tfl of a meeting held tlicio to com-1
iiMiirira.e the twentieth alinlveifcary of,
."'anihoulnlf's death. Numerous citizens1
.. onpiovised n pro-Alll. H deiuonslra-1
t., m.vird when M. Hhenaillefr, tor
n I'oiegit Minlslcr, made n speech
ris'in ng lui audience that Hulgarla's
11, lei v. ni 1011 111 this war Is Incvltiihlu.
St.inboiiloff was Prime Minister ami
M nM.r of the Interior from 1SS7 until
'"it lie had brcii Inslriimenlal In
1 1" ria ig about tint election of Prince
I'll, and of CoburR to tha Ilulg.irlall
t irnii, ,s prime .Minister Slamhou
InT I.e. ui.' of his, despotic regime, made
in. in ooweiful enemies, and on July
I' !'' . he was attacked and terribly
.'' .. .lb) n hand of Macedonians
' 1 ne ii.-cts of oila. Me died three
el
I..I.T
'.'leii.nlieff was under Investigation
in Imii) court last April, dunged
nuiphcity in a bomb explosion
have been Instigated by Aus
T a dtarges were never piovd.
M
' I
MAY ANNEX GERMAN COLONY. '
b Vfrlciu.s Irue Tnlilnn; titer
iiriinns ""' "
I oiiiiiered Tcrrllnr) . I
,,ii ' nhlr lifiMti li In
Tin: Si s. j
mn. Julv 15. --A ("ape
Town des.
i,i ,.. i.ii.iiiet lii honnr
ll,. in., anil lien. Smuts vestenlay
o i iiMslc.l while ruldressllig the
,if'"!V"' ' ?.! . "
i in.inenii) a pan.u .in- union
A Til
i It.. Ill, i expnscd the Intl I'Jties of
m.."U. the iTbi-l. with Ihe Hrrmaiv,
i. nut thev began In 1HKI. when he
a inioiiglt Hie Hiivernot nssiii
- ,i Hie Kaiser not mil) would
'V Igi I ne nidenendi in-" nf Soulh
o would tii.ir.inlre II
Hen.
! 'it
enlv
Stum
n ti n such a guarantee
Poor" View
could
eveiKu the ejaculation ;
GERMANS CLOSING
Tit i m .
Imvc .rn..e, .?, irrc"' "ionium to Ihe otTlrlnl Iterlln statement cterdn.v.
l"uf.li wide ll.Tu.,.1. LV7" " 5 .f,ro"1 of .,I,M ' "'" lwee.i Uoxhm nhd
' K wi , i 'Jii,1 ! ',UJF(I on .t rl"i,J' nml l,ro ",,w nmiroaclilt.K the rlvrr
, ,uiiUh, n0V,V. i'.fii'.,r,",w;.,t,,'.,",,.,.nn": ,mv' ""1 w" "rm resistance,
to mr SffM Mvc " Cn,l,nl ",0 ,tu"sl'"' "-' l' successful In tholr
5cale of Mtlea.
0 10 SO 30 AO CrliS.
GERMANS DRAWING RING
TIGHTER ABOUT WARS A W
Forces in North Cross Narew at Point Where River
Formed Strongest Barrier Three Villages
South of Capital Taken.
Sprcml Vnlilt v;.i!r. (11 Tar. Sis.
Heku.v, via London, July IS. The
Herman aimy which Is foiclng Its way
mound Warsaw on the north crossed
the Narew- Itlver yesterday between n
point south (if Ustrolcuka and I'ultusk
on a front of about thirty miles. The
Narew at this point was the strongest
natural harrier standing as an obstacle
In the advance, to cut the Warsaw to
Pitrograd tallway.
Southeast of I'ultusk, whcie the Her
man armies had air-ady crossed the
Naievv, an appreciable advance was
made "tiiward the Itlver Hug, while
southwest of Hlonle the Herman forces
pressed forwaid In the face of firm re
sistance to .1 line between Naslelsk and
Strzzc,
South of Warsaw, where the Hermans
are rapidly approaching the Ivamtorod
Warsaw railway, the villages of Stnnovv.
(ihlska mid Jusigaiscw wire taken by
sin in.
As the situation stands to-night, there
fore, Warsaw ; Invested bv a semi
circular line ri thne sides.
At tieiuhiii irters the following state
ment was Issued :
The ai my of Hen. von Hulow en
gaged lu rear guard action. Purlns
the forward movements on T'Sla.
south of Kovno and In the region of
lunibiwc, ten kilometers Islx and a
iiuirn rs mile) northeast of Suwalkl,
several Itusslan tinuius were cap
tured I iv 11,
Tlio Narrvv wa crossul 011 the
whole front from a point south of
(istrolenka to I'ultusk. Southeast of
I'ultusk we are approaching the Hug.
Southwest (if this stronghold, in spite
of the enemy's linn reltance. we
have reached a line between Naslelsk
and Sti.y7.c Southwest of Hlonle
several enemy positions were captured.
South of Warsaw St. mow, Hhiska and
Juzgatr.ew were taken by storm.
On the southeastern front the situa
tion remains unchanged.
RUSSIANS DRIVEN BACK.
Attempt tn Cross I lie linn Kittle.
Vienna Itepnrls.
fl'erinl lal.lr littpatrl. to Tim Srv.
Viknna, via ArnsterdHin. July 13.
The War Oilier Issued Ihe following of
tibial statement to-night :
Yesterday wa comparatively calm.
Near Ivangorol the Austro-Hei man
troops repulsed some feeble attacks
of the Itusslans.
South of (Irylow (seven miles be.
.wind the (Sallclati bonier) an attempt
of the Itusslans to cio the Hug Itlver
was unsuccessful, otherwise the sit
uation Is unchanged.
ADVANCE ADMITTED.
I'elrimrnil n.i
i-roa Ihe
Hrriiniiis
.NnreT,
intliil fa Mr Hrtitlel, in Tnr. Sex
PKTnouii.Mi, July 25 Tne following
olllcial leport was Issued to-ila.v :
lu the vicinity of -Mltati no impor
tant change has occnrrel. On the
roii I from Shavil to Itlsaicny the
CALLS NOTE PERIL TO PEACE.
(ierinnil . merlenii
I'rolesl to
L'TICA, July 15. A
Alllnnce t'nviim
Wilson.
e'oinintttee nf the
(lei man
American Alliance of the State
of New Voik, eonslstliig of William Lie
nermann of llrcnklyn, llobert Patchke
of Troy and Alexander Oherlander of i
Syracuse, to-day sent to President Wil
son resolutions adopted by the alliance
concerning the hist note to Herniany.
The alliance has been In session here
since Friday last. The icsolutlon con-
. I...I..U '
,( vnred, Hy ihe Heininn American
Alliance of the state of New Vnrk In
convention assembled nt I'tlca, .V
on the twent) -third and twenty.fourlh
of July, isi r,, that we condenin
this aillocratlc action of tlie President
taken without pieviou coneui oi i.ou-
gress as a iiangeioiis iisurpaiion ni
power
and a pern in our peine, in.ii
we appeal
to n peace loving p o- i
nle ot our eounti) anil esiitciaiiy
, t -i-
. w ho a e affecJed most I.) ,V , on-
- . . n. lake
un i
part by mas ileinnnstratlons and by
overwhelming alleiulniu'e at the mi
tlonal price congress called In be held
at Chicago S"ptrmber .". and , IH15, so
as to demonstrate to the President that
excepting in ihn case of a hostile allude '
or an Invasion of our iiunili) the Allien
nronls ill r ileleiiilined not to let
tlurtj I;-- ".veilve,. , w.r
IN ON
Herman continue to advance toward
I'onivleJ. lu which region ns well as
on the Itlver I-avenna there were com
bats on July Sk
On the Narew front tlie Herman on
the night of July L'3 and the morning
of July It made a number of fierce
attacks along the eat bank of the
I'lss.i near Seroaska, but failed, suf
fering great losses.
Hetween ttroleuka and Itor.an we
rebelled determined attempts of the
Herman to ciovs the Naievv at sev
eral points. In the Itnzan-I'ultuak
sector the Hermans on July 13 suc
ceeded In throwing a portion of their
forces to the left hank of the Naievv
and are now tr.vlng to consolidate their
positions.
On the left Iwink of the Vistula the
Herman made fruitless atuuk. in the
direction of 1'lassrtchirj on July ;.
Hetween the Vistula and the" Hug
our attacks stopped the Herman ad
vance. jCn further offensive ha -imi
attempted by the Hermnui with lie
exception of attacks on the Vnla
vitze.Horodlo fioin. which we Ic
piilsed on the Hug. tlie Zhitn l.lpa and the
IMllesle- u lighting has oeciirrid ex
cept near tlie village of I lobrodw-n ,
vvhire a s.iuguhiar.v local mgage
inen; was fought. The Herman
f.illtd m attempts to consolidate their
pns. Hons on the ilviu bank of the
Jlug.
WARS A H' CONFIDENT.
Llllle Hx'llemenl (nosed hj thr
VpproHeli nf Ci-roillos.
;iffi.if (nhlr In .iiti:, in Till. .i s
liMiov. July 15. -The Ihiily Mutl.i
coiirsponilcnt it I'elrograil telegraihs
under dale of Jul) I.", that there Is
llllle excitement
thr people ale
at Warsaw and
fan I eonllibnl.
t.t
The
cltv is entirely under nillltar.v ooutiol.
"The 11101 important lighting," he,
s.i)., "Is still occurring between t
Vistula ami the Hug where Hen. von
Mackensen is ir.vlng to blisl lluougl,
whllo the Iliisslaits are offering a nug
lilth'ent reslstame. Two da.vs ago it!
seemed that they had stopped the Her- j
man who weie pressing toward Lub
lin, The Hermans weir rcenforci d. j
however, and returned to the allack ,
with the result that last night they'
wrre within a few miles ot Ihe town,
so that the eventual Itusslan front inayl
be along the Lublin. Cholni railway. I
"Their Is a feeling ut Pctiograd lint
In facing a great risk the !liislan)
are considering the Intercut, of France
and tlre.it llrlt nn lu prereience to incir ' , ,f 1P ,..,, phueau. noith of
own It would be a small matter for Miru tt)rrP , nKhtlg was In
Itussla wit.', her vast teerrltorlei in 1 ' (M) -lnlv .e, ,, ;,
give up for Ihe time being a lltle mote ..'K,J,, ,,Ht Prill..)'." lie says,
f Poland, hut It ha- been clearl) rec-1 Hrlerv of the Italians -wept the
ognlzed b.v those illriecllng Ihe plan , ... , , xU(, llftrl fnm- ,,,ttal
of the allied armies thai ftltllier re ' lf ,)(,rs ,lcl,,r rrr ordered mat.
tliemcnt without flghtiiig would allow, K T104 Htnned Ihe positions, but at
the enemy to iransrer large iiitve. to.
, the west In order to break through
I Oil lis and possibly to Pari.."
Itriiiovlnu Hood I'roin Ulna,
sptrvil fnhlr Hnimlrl. tn TllK Six
IiMmin, July 15. The factories and
waiihouses at Itlga nre being clr.irnl
of their contents, which aie being moved
Inland, sa.vs a Petiograd despatch.
POPE FOR ALLIES, IS REPORT.
Is Snlii In llnve Assured Their ( or
llniils of S y ni iii t ll ) .
SlHVitil Vablr lirmiutri to Tim Six.
ItoMK, Julv 15. It Is understood on
excellent author It v that the Pope held
a lM.fr conversation with the Cardinals
who it-present Knghind and Fiance on
the occasion nf his name day to-day and
Informed them In unmistakable language
of hlH strong sympathy with the Allies,
aroused by a firm conviction that the war.
was deliberately provoked by Herniany
unil Austria
Tlie auilieni.e to the Cardinals lasted,
for tin hour, Caidllinl Vannulelll con-'
Kiatlll.'iteil the Pope on the occasion of
the aimlveisary and offere-d the con-1
gratulatlous of the Sacred College lie
said that the Cardinals ine ready to co.
operate in the efforts for peace being
made by Ihe Pope and exptessed Ihe
hope that these effoils may he fruitful
nf successful results,
SI'Kf'IAI. NtlTirKS.
MANY WARZONE HOSPITALS
Have ordered Allen' Pool.Kase, the anil
sepllc iMiwder. for ue among Ihe eonvalm.
eetil trisips shsken Inlo Ihe shin's or ill.,
solved In Hie fonl-hsth, Allen's I'ooi-I'.ase
gives refreshing rest and I'oinforl and lire
vents the fee' getting tired or foot.ore.
1!' KST
THE SUN, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915.
warsawJmore AUSTRIANS GO
TO GORITZ'S DEFENCE
Will .Mnkc Despprntc Kffm't to
Hold Hip Isoii.o
Fortress.
NO AID FROM OK KM ANY
Swciat falilr lifpatcti In Titr. Si 1
rioMr, .Inly Itepnrls n-celied
line from the Italian .11 my headiiuar
lers, as well as news brought by de
serters fioin the Austrian forces. Indi
cate I luil the Austrian are lushing
heavy reenforcenienls fioin Trieste for
the defence of (iorllz anil Intend to
make 11 desperate effort In hold the '
1sn117.11 loriress, 1 ne occu pauou "i , ,. , ,
latter would open the way for an r-1 "' Ko Iheie was a TeellnB of opll
tensive Italian advance toward tliemlstn In this country greater than the
southeast, threatening Trieste and the ,rcllI11,ta Justlrlt-.), and I am In-
iMrlnn peninsula, and tow-aid tlie north, I , ,
menarlne Hie nillro.id 10 Vienna. ''ii',d 10 think that now. In sonic Mtmr-
The Aurtrlaii llmpetor lias icpcal-
erily begged ihe Kaiser for aid hut In
vain. The Havarlan tiooiis leported to'
I have been sent Into Ty ol are iuiied
'In that legion, where an Italian offen
sive ! expected as soon as (loiltz falls.
I The Austrian. me astonished lit the
1 numerical strength of the Italians and
rrallr-e now, Il Is asserted, that their'
I efforts to check tile advance of thn In-j
' vaders is hopeles. j
I The following olllcial statement from,
Mien ('ailorna was Issued here this;
'evening: 1
111 the ifteriio.m of June S3 two
Italian h droaei oplane effectively i
hoinbarded the railway station of Itiva .
1. it the head of Lake llarda), return
tig safely. 1
On the ramie front neavy lorctn
valulv attacked our pjsitlon In the
Sella ill Coiiilngna last night
r 1 lie Monte Ner region I mirth or
Tolminol tlie elieillN made a vigorous
attempt to check our advance. Three
heavy attack were launched bv the
Aiistrlans against the l.um.lka crc.
hut lhe were repulsed with heavy
The oteration 011 thr t'arso plateau
are developing favorably.
ITALIANS LOSK IIKA VI L V.
Vienna ll.-imrl inln l MneU
on IIoImtiIii IMnlesiii.
.spf-Ml Ci'.V I'tniiHrl. tn Tiik M"
ViKSN.v, via Amsterdam. July
The following olllcial repot t of the opera
tions on the Italian front was Is-ued
here to-d.iy: .
In the region of Horltz the hostile
Mil,,., iliif I lit I tit .lav was limited to
...illl.r.. nr 111? N c u aiiacas on
tlie bonier of the Hoherdo plateau
(part of the farso plateau) made
iigalnt our positions failed again
...11. iiA.,ff tn.. to the Italians.
.,. I. .a be.-n Issuetl .
I lie iiiiiun in i" i""i ..- - -
rftn r.lillf- the n.lV.ll
lionlliarilmi 111 or ins
Italian Adriatic co.tsi on i rnin inm,
Our cruisers and other warsuii
uccfssfiilly shelled the railway on 1
the Italian coast along a leiigm o.
ton miles. Tlie stations of Oilcutl.
Campomarlnn, Kosacesla, Terinoll and
Ortona wer hadl damaged, whllo
those of San Hendetto del Tronto and
nrottaintnaio were set afire. Many
locomotive and wagon vvere de
stroved. In Ortona a water tower
was' ilestro ed, a crane damaged and
a tugboat sunk.
Two factories at Orlona and one at
San Vlto weie badly il.imigel. Th
viaduct near the Tcrmondl bridge
acros the Moro wa demolished, as
well as the bariacks at Kan Heu
detto. The reinaphore and iiibb sta
tion on the Treiiiitl Island (off Ter
inoll) weie destro.v . d.
TURKEYTO REPLY SOON.
1tnl Will lnrl llnsllllllra
liHIllds re Itefllseil,
rrn,ll fnlilr tifimtrl, In Tin:
If lie.
M s
I'.OMK. Jlll 15 - It I expe
It I expectld here
that Till key
will reply within three da.vs
to the
Italian demands for the Imme
diate release of Italian iltlsens who have
been detained In Sni.vriia and Palestine
and fur a formal apology for the ar
binary reiUlllliui b the Turkish nil
thoiitle of an Italian steamer. The
Iiallau noveruinent has asked also for
Hssurame thai Turkish offl.crs will not
He. ni.... ,.,,,
tiroceed to Libya, where
If Is feared i
that they might foment
considerable
trouble
If the demands ate not
without condition hnslltlli
Initiated by Italy against Tuikev and
1 neutral novenunenl. will ne iniornieu
of a war hetween Italy and lurlie).
which, however, will not be formally
decla red.
The Foreign Office ha been eonflilen
daily Informed that tlie antl-ltallanlsm
in Tin key has br.-n Instigated b.v Her
maiiy with the object of provoking a
wai 'bctween the two countries to pre
vent Italian reenfoircmeuts front being
sent to Prance.
FIGHT WITH KNIVES.
fprnal CnUIr firtiMtrh to Tnr. Six.
lxis.-r.os:. Julv 15.-Thr Milan I'orre.
Isiinnilrnt of the linilv .Hull describe the
- ..r l....n Ci.i Ml.Oielr ,.11
. summit, wheir the Austrian werr
isliougly Intrenchol, met with terrible te-
Lslstaiicr. There was a tc.iriui meiee aim
in. bersatr ier . who vvere mostly
Sicilians, threw away their rllle. Jumped
into the trenches and fought with knlve
"At last the Austrian werr routed.
Thry fled, leaving many prisoners and
much war material. The Italians forti
fied themselves 111 the occupied ter
litorv. The night passed calmly, but
suddenly nt - o'clock In the morning
the Aiistrlans letutned, gieatly leen
forced and delivered a determined as
sault The bersagllrii ieslled for a
long time, but were finally overpowered
and abandoned the summit.
"However, soon flesh Italian (loops
arrived and three iiglmcnts, charging
with Hie bayonet, icenptured the sum
mit, taking piisoneis many Aur.lri.ins
mid Hungarians, who fell upon their
knees when the Italian eaine near
"The possession of Monte Sall .Michele
enables the Italians to use the Hradlsca
In Mine, A gieat iiuuinber of troops
ov,.r ,,H ,riiige on S.i
, m.lr,.,M castwanl. Since ru
s , , v j,011. Sall Michele Is
lu I'd a)
noon on
Saturday Monle San Michele Is flrmlv
In the hands of the Italians, who now'
have placed big guns on the summit."
t OS Per M O N T H O N PLEDGE
IOQF PERSONAL PROPERTY!
THE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
MANHATTAN . IIIHINX
Fourth Avenue, cor. Kth Street, Courtlnn.lt Ave., cor. lth Street.
IJIdrldge Street j : ;"J" '8U Smith St.. coVy'lTv-Wglt'on St,
(Seventh Ave., lift, mill and tnth mis. ,jrnhm Avenue, cor. Debevoits St.
I.rilnstnn Ave., cor. 124th Street. 1'jlkln Avenue, cor, liockuway Ave.
(irsml Street, cor. Clinton Street, n"i.i i'l.M. t ItAm.t.H ON '
I sst 75d St., bet, I-eiinston A 11 Av 1 LOANS IlKl'AlD WITHIN
Last Houston at., ior. Lssei Si. I WO WKEK& KIIOM OAI I-;
VEIL LIFTED, ENGLAND
IS LESS OPTIMISTIC
Feeling of Depression Follows Revelation of Exact
Truth Regarding Position of Army, Lack of Muni
tions and Intrigues Among Statesmen.
tperlnl Vorrttpnnitfnrr In Tnr. Si.
I.ONIMIS', July 9. deference has al
leady been nuide III a lecent letter to
the feeHng of deireslon which has
steadily siltled over this country dur
ing the past few weeks, speaking at
Ihe Ciiltdliall one day last week, Honar
Law, who, until lie became a mem
ber of the coalition fahluet was the
leader of the Unionist opposlilon J11 the
nmlMe of Commons
said: "Till a short
ttrs at least, there Is
pessimism which Is Just
fi cling of
little Justl-
il d."
Speaking in tlie same place this after
noon, Uird Kitchener null!: "It Is Irue
we .ne in an IninieaFiirably better situa
tion now than te.11 months ago" (this
tefetreil to the uuistlnn of nunibcis
of men In the army), "hut the position
to-day is at least as serious as It wa
I hen."
A consideration of these two utter
ma, he,,, toivard understanding ,
ances
the feeling that exists in llnglahil In
feeling that exists 111 l.nglaliil
day. Honar l.iw was uudoubled:y right I
1 In saying that until a short
time ago;
the feeling of optimism was greater
'than the circumstances Juslllbd, but
j to describe the feeling tli.it his lately
I taken ils place an ''pessimism" Is handy
, so coriect.
I The public, happy and conltilent III
th.' losy optimism inspired by Iniag
' Inary victories and believing Implicitly
that as soon as sluing came the allied
unities (oulil 1'ieak through the (let
mans 'whenever they liked," weie still
content when wek after week ciept
by without any i-lgns of "the great
move." The tiuHed Kitchener ami
French to know the right moment It
wa a matter for the niilit.ny experts,
rot for civilians, to decide.
Anskr lo lletlclencles.
! Then they were suddenly told that
I tlie llrltlsh army could not advance for
want of high exnloslve shell. Pra li
1 . .
iic.m.v m iin- mine villi- iikj
1 that the Hrltlsh army was lacking in
machine guns, while the hundreds
thousands o.' men training- at home
were pel feci ill their dilll. In the finest
of phjslcat condition, but without rifle-.
,
and even wheie Iheie vvere a certain
liiimbrr of lilies there was no animuni -
lion for the absolutely necessary mus -
kctry practice.
All this was learned when the late
i.oveiumrnt was no longer auie 10 eairy
un uinler Hie veil or MCiecy winch
had for so long Imoyed up the llrltlsh
public lu those beliefs which Induced
what Honar Law drscllbes a all un
justifiable optimism. With Hie transi
tion from a pally Huverumeiit to u
coalition Iheie value .1 moiueiilary lift
ing of thi lid which had. since the 1
beginning of Hie w.n, concealed front
view all those ttoubles vvhbii msiilo
Ihe lontimiauie in ollli" of Ihe late
liovermnrnt lmposilile
The sturle of the shortage of muni
tions and of the reasons for this short
age havi alieail) been t"ld. I 'til day
after dai In the House nf Couimous
soon fin tin r facts aie half dragge'l
Into Ihe light The r suit has li.cn that
Hie public now parti) knows what has
been known to a few all along. The
1 ff t upon their initnls I not righilj
ilescrlnrd as "pessimism." It Is rat lo r
a mixture of angir, disgust and depres
sion which Is all the more poweifut
' , ' ""'; " si ouenncss witn
whicli the i.cople li.tve reiillzed that they
had for leu month or moie Inen living
III a fool' i.ir.wllc
iicieded to' scandals tha' follow the Hack of
s will linl"" Inevllablv as do d'.itb and lie-
urn. Hon are al present practicilli ion-,
Mind to the pasl Thrre is cvriv In-1
rhliatniii and dclrr In give lln io.iIi- ,
tion Hnverntncnt fair Ida), but at Ihe
same time it ntui caicfulh wad It its
footsteps, foi the Lngllsh public, alwa.vsi
slow to extreme a. tlnn. Is slowly hut I
v.-r.v study growing angered Jnd sus
picious. Ilnhliine nod Kitchener.
This has been ipllckl) reioji. r. I bv
the most aleit mind in Ihe present Cabi
net V hen Lord Kudu nor was attacked
n bring lesponslblr foi the shortage'
of the necessaiy kind of munitions on
the ground that, as head of the Var
olllce, the now admitted sliorti'oinliigi '
of that establlHlimeni should rlghtl.v
be put down to his account, the Kugllsh '
people, not )ct inure than vaguely In
formed a to thosr shortcoming, rr- 1
srulril the attack and Ihe one man m
whom they tt listed was mote firmly
established ill thill contidence than ever
Hut before this Uird Kitchener's prede
cessor at (he War Olllce, Lord llablaiie.
wlin left the War Olllce to become loud
( iia neellor, iesigii.il the woolsack and
founil no place In the irforined Cabinet
Lord llaldanr is be.vnnd iUrtnn one
of the most erudite nun lu Hurope, a'
man of vast knowledge ami vvl.le expert- '
ence ns a state'snuin. It is Impossible
for any one win. ha talked with hiin to,
doubt hi patriotism Hut he has de
voted all his Intellect and dlplomac) In j
the past to the pnlky of bilnglng ling-'
laud and Hermaiiy together In friend
ship, lie has spoken of Herniany as
hi "Hpltltual home." He has been t u 1
one man who has striven for an Anglo-
Herman entente When war came It j
was not surprising that many among I
the Kugllsh penple should distrust htm. I
Since his "lair' there has been a
strong movement tn get 1 1 1 tit back Into
olllce. Those who have headed tills
movement have no douht been honestly
lliflucnied by Ihe desire to get hack i
Into the councils of the nation one of
Its aculest ami most experienced minds, ,
a man wlin has fieiiieutly shown tli.it
he I a statesman with the raie gift !
of organization. Kveu I 'ouservatlve or
gans such as the 'all Mull Oatcttr,'
the Obfi lire, the .X'ireriiiii- ami the
Daily 1 fr;iiipi have shuvvu them-,
selves not end) willing but anxious for
land llaldnne'a letuiii Imo olllie. Thn
1 slalwart and uncninpiomlslng Consetva
live prr.n go so far ns to declare that
J there has been going on long a deep
I Intrigue to get llild.ine back.
I'llmnt nf Inlrlune.
The climax of this Intrigue was sup.
pii'eil to havrt been reached lat Mon
day night, when Lord llaldaiie .id
diesied a meeting of the members of
the National Liberal Club. In his
speech Lord llalil.itie referred In .111
epl.oile which a few das befoic had
happened In the House of Commons.
Sir Henry Kalr.lel al a late hour dur
ing the ilebaie on the munition hill
made n violent attack upon the
Hume ilepaitliieut of the War (llllce
which lie declared had "let down" I.oid
Kitchener and the ciiuntrv. lieu, von
I lionop, the head of the iirdnance de-
partmeni, was specifically mentioned
b.v Sir Henry lalslcl as tlm man re
sponsible "If oil have not courage to scrap
a gcneial ou air not lit to carry on
a war," wa Sir llenr.v's final lllng at
the llovernmeut. Sir Henry Is well
know 11 as a strong but never as an Irre
sponlhle nit It. Ills attack upon a dr-
paitinent and 111 the Individual at
Its head fell lke a bombshell In the
Houe. Such a thing In the House of
j" , ' i
l"-i,.mes foiward and If possible, sminorts
tile man or the department attacked
' ne nest mat .Mr. Movii lienrge as
. aiiuisie, ot .Munition could do was to
Sl ill effect that it w.n not advisable
nt preent In enter Into the matter. Ill
III speeiii at the National Liberal Club
I .old ll.ililane came to the support of
Hen. von I union, whom he himself had
aiipolnird when he wa Secretary of
War.
As tin. Khgllsh puhlli' refused to have
II faith shaken by any evidence 111
the man of Its choice. Lord Kitchener.
It utllcklv showed that It could not
be pcistlailed o lestnre to Its lonlldeiice
the man who had lost It. Mr. Llod
Hiorge was ipilek to recognize this and
came out with an olllcial lepudiatlou
of Lord llahl.tne's ilefeine of the ord
nance department nf tin. War Olllce.
It has been the main topic lu political
circles ever slmc.
.Nol Sure llvi'ii ,iit.
I, t- - II. .1 . ., .
It I mailers like this that ate lespop -
slide for the piesrnt feeling of depres -
slim Hint pervades the llnglish public.
They feel that lu the past ten inonths
n,- iiivn 1111. ,111 iin-.v iiiim.'ii 10 11111K liner j
their Intt'resls have neglected them. I
They know that the mill cannot be
turned by the watei that have pased.
but they are not sine that the troubled
nfsueam now flowing is capable or doing
in.- mini.
Nothing riiitld be further from the
truth than 10 suggest that this feeling
! " ' pessi.nisni a. to ll..- tliiat
.outcome of the war. The contldeiii e felt
, ,lv. ,, xh .,my Kr,m!t
1 stionger day by day, and llils feeling
' "f 1,11,1 suspicion applies only to the
I poblhiaiis and lu Itself a proof of the
ideleimlnatloii nf the people to put tin-
I wm. thmugh. The tumble from the first
,,ilM M,,. ,. ,..,,nrati and unneeessarv
se.-rei'y Willi which Ihe late Hovei anient
and. although perhaps to a lesser de
glee, the pieseut niiveriuiietit have hid
den the truth from the people.
ll wa only .ve-slenlay. for example.
II1.1I It,.. I'nt-llwl. mil. II.. .....- It. ...
know that the Herman warship sunk I
ov .1 suiimnruic in tlie llalllc S.-a was
H"io " Hrll'sh siibinarine. It. it It In
, I'rance and ltuslii the olllcial Iiimounce.
ments staled the fact, hul the 1 omniilin-
canon ismiimi nere otittllei Jlt tile one
wold "Itiltish." Then, again. Sir Ian
I lautillon's despatch of th' operations In
the iMiiianellr from tlie tune of hi
at rival has been held up for many
weeks.
People ,an si e no riason why an ac
count of opera Ions up 10 Mn) last
should haw hern held back for so long.
II is line thai soine ncoiinl of Die land
ing of Hi, tii.i.p lu Halbpoll came from
the two 1 01 respondents whom Winston
t'huiihill allowed to a.-ioinp.ui) Ihe
lliitish I loop
Wolled Cop Weeks.
Hill foi Ihe nllict.il iiciolllil the public
wa kept waiting for week It nn
t.iui no tnfot in. it ion that could be u-,..
fill lo th' etielll). but doe disclose the
f.n I that Ihe lliitlsb transports were
lo.nliil vvltb troop and iiiunilioii m
sin h a wav t li.it on In ainval Hamilton
had to semi litem to llgvpi lo In- "re
packed in inch a to. inner as to make
disembarkation pnMldi '
Particularly Important Notice
About WH ITT ALL Rugs
On the 8th of June we took over from tlie mills all of certain best grades
of Whittall Rugs at a special price which enabled us to offer them to our cus
tomers much below the regular fixed rates; but in making the deal we were
cbliged to agree that all of the loc unsold on the first of August next should
be put back to the regular prices.
To be sold at these low prices until August second Royal Worcester
and not after except at
Anglo-Persians
Itsjr.ii, ir Pn e T'lav
sin
9 X 12 ft. ,
6 x 9 ft . . .
84 x lO'l
I'm e
t'llll
Auk
$62.50
38.50
56.75
96.50
85.75
107.25
$45
29.75
43
77
68.50
85.75
ft
1054 x 1 3J
t I '4 X 12 f t .
Il Vi x 15 ft
Arabic Wiltons
12 ft ... $52.50 $42.00
9 x
Small size rugs in the various grades at similar reductions.
The difference between the special price and the regular price is posi
tively that much saved in your own saving fund.
Note No. 1
We will arrange special credits if
desired, but to conform to agreement
must make bona fide sales and some
payment on account will be neces
sary at purchase.
HAND OF BRITAIN
SEEN BY GERMANS
IN WILSON'S NOTE
(VnKfiiiiri 1 mil l ti.it VtH.ir..
'zone. America's rejection of the pin
1 .nals concerning passenger ships
bieathe.1 any spirit except that of thank
fulness. While there may be further
negotiations, the Herman have decided
on their course,"
The ferlnn' 7'n; Mill sa.vs:
"The hint given In tlie !.il liennali
nnle has been II it 1 1 y rejecled If the
I'nlted Slate refuses upon principle to
he ir "m il proposals It pinves thai It Is
not so much concerned about the safety
of American but far mote about
p.iial).lug our submarine activity It
l a matter nf coure tint our siihm.iilne
waifare will continue in the prescribed
coiire,"
The .iiArifnntriirr, which ha cloe
innnecllon with the lioverument, s.ivs
oril-ithat the view exptesscd In Kiigland that
the American note end all further ills
ciilon I enlliely grounilles. "We an
lonlideiit that i let many will find a iiieius
of using her mot valuable silbmailiie
weapon lu a maimer ueful to herclf
and as little dangerous to tieulial as
po'sihle," sa.vs the ,iHiiIrii-.rfi;i'r "We I
have no Interest in roultig neutral conn-'
trie against 11. ijulte the (ontrary Is:
the case.
MA7.S f:nthusiastic.
Pre I.
rtiiiiiiiniMi in
iiprm ill
nt Hip Nnle.
yirrml fakir Hi.ihIi Ii la Till: l X
I P.viiis, July 15. It Is alinot unnecc
mry to uiinte seriatim the comment
the I'lenrli priss upon the American
. teply to the Hit man note ; It l so iiiuiul
mous and expiesM'd lii such similar
trim, thr word "clear," "firm" and
"dignified" occurring lu almot all till
ed. torlals. The Temps s.t)S Ambassador
von Hernstorffs tut diction that Hermaiiy
will lake a mouth or mote to repl.v to
the latest note, ciimp in d with Wash
Inglon's foiecasi th: me nnnver will
I be re.'eived within a fnrtulghl. shorts
, Itl 1 1 nl x that Iterlln ! Ill no hilli to
settle the dispute.
The ri.'mo sa.vs:
'The hole cuts shori all discussion,
j being. .1 It Is, In polite form ns cite
igoiical as possible and containing even
IM'IOl' - I llll isilli". 1 li;i.llCl ll ll-l.n 1,111
, , , ...
1 ""' "'"' Sccretaiy of State have spoken
deal ly. and appa lently Hie departnii! of
jIr Hryan has not be. n without re-ult."
The .W11H11 find thai the leply I
1 dearer and firmer than auv of th
' preceding note from Washington,
I The .onrnill s.ivs:
"Anolher pen wrnte the note. The note J
of June 11 still hurt Hryan's impress.
We are far front Indnislng Hi van's cot
luu wool formulas .Mr. Lansing calls'
11 cut a cut and uses the famous wonl!l
tmfllendly.' .veil reenforciug It with
th- word 'deliberate'.)-.' It would he
a mistake, Itowev.i. In Intrepid the not.
,1 a preliimniiiy rupture. It los not
condemn submarine warfaie ginriill.v.
hut declares that lie last two mouths i
experlinre has shown that the Herman
commander ale aide to attenuate its I
I'g.u. an assertion which Is somewhat
sin prising when the i.iscs of i In Ar
menlaii ami tlie Ordinal are r.ialled."
LONDON PRESS COMMENT.
riper 1'rn Is,. .i.i' I'lriniiess
Ir. I.rtlesl Nolo In Herman)
firr.ilt t iililr tlf.n-l'ifi In 'III! Mi
I.MMHIV. .tuli .'h i M. iinla.vi -All th
I papers fin iiioniing , oitinict al length
ion Pr.siilciit WlNnn's latest note In
Hii malt). Th. tni of the limine tits
III Hi" main Is laudator) .
"The note goes a far in the w i) of a
warning as It can," ,t). the Unity Muil,
"and still lent. ill s polite. t gn., a fat in
the way of a protest as it ran wllhoil'.
.ausing an actual rupture in the olllcial
lelations of the two lountries. We do
no! i are lo ptopn.s) Hie next develop-
ni ni It is
means ', ke'.v .
for some nine
on. eiv.ib e
that III. Hie!
a I he) a I e
bll!
Hill
bv- no
rem tin
-Hut
lletl.lit
Whaleve
f . run tin
nn.iienis
lllgtol
nuMi n
. the
an
C'i
I ni uilednes ,.nd the pal eat
11 with
higher prices as stated.
Anglo-Indians
I:.ku 1. r
l'l , .
i' .
! IK -
26
38.25
57.75
57-75
72
Plr
9 X 12 ft
$52-50
32.50
48
7225
72.2i
6 x 9 ft
x 9
8V4 x 10' 2 ft
9 15 "
to'S x 12
ft.
it ',4 x 15 ft ... 90,25
Peerless Brussels
9 x 12 ft $31-50 S?4'25
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway at Ninth, New York
5
wil l ll I'leialeut Wilson, acting III the
name of humanity ami fioin 110 merely
nntmu.ll motive, has innilurtcil these
dllllrult negotiations
"The Culled Stale. at this hour Is Ihe
only champion of the rights of lirulral.
She will contend for them without com
pionue and al any cos That declara
tion Is adttics'cil to-ilay to Wllhclui
strasse, but Howiilng stieel, In It. trp.nt
incut of neutral cuminercc, m.iy well
heed II."
The Until) ('iroiiJi Ir under Ihe lie til
ing " Soil of rillinallim" sa.vs the
note dellnilrl) tallies the negotiations
between Washington and Itei'llii to ,1
new sta'4e. but doe not cxcludu further
liegull.illons.
Cliil;i fvvo Possllillllles.
"Ill the face of this note." Hie paper
says, 'Hermaii.v, Into what'" olliei nv
gotlitlon stir may cnler. lias only two
ptactlc.it alternatives, cither to abandon
lie:' siilnnaiine pilar, or In conMuun
it with the know ledge that the next
ea" agahi't the I'nlted States witlc,iue,
that country lo Ineik 01T dlplouiatic
lelatiou and poslbl dectaie vv.11.
"Heriu.iii s chnli e betwieu these al
ternatives will show whither the pally
lepneiited by Admiral vou Tltpltz or
that icpiccnlcd by Chancellor von llcth-maui'-llollweg
h.n nbtiiiiicl the last
wind with the Kaiser.
"The note ptiservis an uiirutlled sur
fiue and lienis with those frit lully com-
; plitiKlils to III Milan good lutentlou
'which In the pieviou uoles si enied so
I strangely address, il to the inl handed
million, ni inafsaiie in Heigium and
on the high wa- Hul a firm hand In
felt under th.-'vclvct glov., and the con
Hovel) has In I'll ipiletlj .I'lvillic ed to
11 point at which old picvaiicntlnus can
sillllie no longi r. We fiubear to specu
late on the outcome of the note."
The 'Viioiinfi fall to s' ' what events
of Hi.' nasi in,, month-, have Ihdlc.ilid
I Hint siihiuailne w.irfuli, against uier
I ill. 1111 Klilps Is po-slbie and praillcable
1 within th" 1 online of Iutern.1tln11.il law.
The paper U lna. Us that Iheie has beer
some 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in tin. muni of ship
ofjsunk. but hml,. in it it fur 11 n falling
on 111 iiiu enuoiirr 01 i-ellljn's luellioils.
The II11II11 Xt ns 11111 l.niilir savs:
"Notw Ith-laiidlng the scrupulously
diplnmallc language usnl, the nnle un
doubtedl) Is an iiltliii.it 1 11 1. The out
slaiidlng. rcaluie of the note I the fact
that Hei nt.iii.v 's aiiloii foici Washing
ton to de-cend from the general to the
p.i'ticul.ii The last clause nf Hi,, nnle
tills .111 end .i th.. iiegoii.itinns "
Tile paper Sl.v II is iinpiMSihlr ,i
foeiM the COIISi llUliliea of I he note
Il belli VI that Ihe Ii.ltlll.ll colli. of
V 1 1 In I ! 1 1st 1 .1 - si- would be In delay and
that Ihe rnlti'd Slates might be willing
In show Indulgence toward such ft
course
I'rei'iloin oT lln- cn.'
The Stnuitinil sa.vs:
'If Hi, wonting of the American miles
ilmmc thr vval are lo he inlet piet.-d lo
the ordliiaiy 1 onveiition of diplomat"
Ihe pic. 111 nun Is un ultimatum Hut
ill view of th' mixture of cont'dlmen
mid gentle eluding euiaiiitlug fioui
Washington since the first note there 1
Tin ic.isuu lo ns.timc tint Ihe latest no'
i the last or that the I'mled States will
It'-ist upon .111 Ilium ih.t'. and ilellul.e
1 oinpli.incc wllh its demands
"It p.lle.s ltl-itl-.li I'liri sltv to hen
th' i (eviction of th' Was'ilnglii liov
rutni-nt that what i , .illcl the fire
1I0111 of ilie M'i can b attained Willi
Henna:, cnnperallnu dining the prrsen
war. Inns lid point i a telievial of
, Marfan 11 ir itn in. I- ins i i n iiei ii.irv
to stop t ipodoli.g ships al sight and
that Lnglanl Is in allow ueiittal ships
aca lierui.in por:s w.iuoiu uin-
dtniar" If so. tt niil-t again be said
that llils country cannot be blackmailed
by a.: nf "ft lulitf nlti-- nto 'lulling
u xx x an) of the I gllitii.il' inlv, images
of .s. ii pint i "
The '1'iinrn sa.vs'
"Th' nolo lolvanccs th. ilerman
Americaii conlioxers) to a ib llulle and
ritual poolut ll is noi an iilllinatiiio
bin it i mi ox. illuglv sliong and
I llclll ne w in ning '
! "Th spnnsilnliuis ot uc Amerlc.iii
Pi sif'.ni ai sin li a .i.m is tin ni
j velv glial. We lln li. , I know when thei
have Im.ii ills. Ii.ngi il With nunc skill
a-i.l digmi) -it,. I srlf-li sltaint lh, in hi
Mi. Wilson. i d'pliintncy has pn -
I v inteiptiteil the national wish l"
ix -nl a ..mill. 'i and 111' ii.iliou.il rcso
littinn n, t in i-hiik II If ii rm ni) fun . -Ihe
count iv In that dltc.iion
"The jt.at mass id Am. in an opinion
1 Willi ihe I'resi.l nt now, win it Ihe
gravit) of the situation can no longer
be concealed."
The liullu 7 fit er pi js:
"The extie n'e singe of Inlet million, I
tension has now been lea pril. Th
Ainiiiciii note Is no) an ultimatum n
foi tn but an irnioatiiiii In uli-t.itn .
Uiishlnuloii has drawn Hie line .ind if
an m I such as the submarine ntt.t I
upon the iii.hin.i houlil o. , ur 'ii
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llle llll licit ale 1 1. I'L ol III"' friCll 11
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ic i ii)
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alt Hole
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iv t ii
ilie the ri. .
at .1 resolute,
tin American
- 1
V n; 1
$37-50
5-75
5". 75
58
64.50
9 x
9 x
to'i
I tO1 j
I II-
12 ft . .
'5 ft .
X 12 ft.
X li'.l
x 15 ft
$47
04-75
14-75
72-50
, 80.75
ft
Teprac Wiltons
9 X 12
9 x 15
io'4 x
ft
ft
12
$39'5"
5J.00
5300
bj.50
5300
$32-50
44.75
44-75
50.25
44.75
ft
tO1 2
II'4
I3'j ft
12 ft .
Note No. 2
We have been served with a notice
that the regular prices of Whittall
Rugs will be further advanced on Au
gust 2nd owing to higher cost of car
pet wool and dye stuffs.
Fourth Gallery, New Building,