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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915.
situation which demanded that the
dent out short his period of relaxation
here.
VILLA TlEEDS SCOTT.
Aurces In ) I ('onnscntliili of
Mine, null Muellers.
nt. 1'Aso, Aug, 10. MnJoMlen. Srolfs
mission to the bonier to prevent con
flxcfttloti of American and foreign mlnc-i
nnd snielters In Vllln's territory nnd to
bring about restoration of foreign mer
chandise seltcd by the Mexican lender
was successful, from what he nave out
to-day. This and not peace In Mexico
brought Oen. Scott here. (leu. Hcntl
made the following statement !
"After n three hour confereiirn thlK
morning at J, F. Wllllnms's residence nt
West ltlo (Irnnde. Hen. Villa has assured
me that tho mining men's meeting which
he hnd called for Monday will lie In
definitely postponed, lie nlo assured!
me that the foreign merchandise In
Chihuahua, which was ronllscntcd by his
Bovcrnmcnt last week, will lie leturned
to Its rightful owners. Those who vio
lated th law regulating the price of
fnml will he tirosecuted In the civil court.
My mission to tho border, therefore. Is
accomplished and I am waiting now for ,
further orders." j
Oen. Villa returned to Juarez as soon
as the conference ended and Rave orders
to prepare his train for departure fori
the south to-tilRht. Villa had scarcely
reached Juarez when Mayor Tom Lea
called a local newspaper on tne tele
phone. Will Arrest Vllln.
"I hear they had that bandit from
Juarei over here posing for moving pic
tures this morning," said tho Mayor.
"You sav that If this thing happen"
ngaln. I will utop It If It takes the wholo
notice force of Kl I'aso. You can ulso
say that If th.U bandit comes to Kl I'aso ,
nguln. the ponce lorcn nns timers iu
throw hint Into Jail, and the police will
do It too.
"Certain people raised sand around
here because a few people gathered on
the streets and shouted "Viva lluerta''
That bandit over In Juarez Is no better
and he Is going to Jail If he comes back
to fil Paso.
"There nro no Ifs or amis about It.
He will be locked up If he comes over
here BRaln,"
Shortly nftor 7 o'clock this morning
Col. It. K. I Mlchle. aid to Oen. Scott,
nnd Ueorge C. ("Brothers, State Depart
ment representative, went to Oen. Villa's
home In Juarez and oscortcd the Mexi
can leader to the American side. An
escort of Villa's personal bodyguard
known as the Corps of Oold 'accom
panied their chief to the meeting place.
At the International bridge on Santa
Ko street a detachment of the Sixteenth
Infantry was. drawn up to receive the
Mexican lleneral nnd escort hltn to the
Williams residence. Mr. Cnrotliers nnd 1
Alberto Madero were the only ones I
present at the meeting of the two Oen- ;
erata. Although Oen. Scott speaks some ,
Spanish, It was thought necessary to
have Interpreters present. Mr. Madero
and Mr. Carothcrs acted In that capacity,
Vllln Srems flensed.
About 11 o'clock Villa emerRed
smiling from the Williams home, re
entered his automobile accompanied by
Mr. Cnrothers nnd Col. Mlchle and was
whttked back to Juarez. His body,
guard remained on the front porch of
the residence while the meetlnR was In
progress.
No further conferences will be held
according to Oen. Scott. He declined to
nay what he and Oen. Villa talked over,
any plans for restoring peace In Mexico
or not. but It Is generally believed that
they did and that tho matter of con
fiscations was n mere Incident to the
conference.
Oen. ScoU does nut know definitely
what his next move villi be, though It Is
rumored that he will go to Nogales.
Ariz., to Investigate conditions there J
as a result of the Investment of Nogales, j
Sonora, by Carranza forces under Oen.
CeJles. j
Oe. Scott's visit to the border fol
lowed the confiscation last week In Chi- ,
huahua by Villa of all stores, whether
foreign or native owned, nnd the nn-
nouncement from Villa headquarters i
that American mining men would be ex
pected to meet In Chihuahua on August .
9 on a matter of Importance.
Twice before such meetings have been
called nnd Villa each time has) naked .
the mining men for a loan of $330,000.
The request was refused In both In- i
stance's. Four months ago Oen, Villa '
Issued a decree that all mlnlnR and
smelting properties would be subject to
confiscation unless they were operating
by a certain period. That period ended
on July 31. I
Foreign mining men In Villa terri
tory, the great majority of whom are
Americans., feared that wholesale con
fiscation of their properties would result
If they again refused Villa's demands.
Many properties are not In oiicrntlon be
cause railway facilities nre lacking nnd
It would be, miner" nay, physically tm
rcelble to wctk them.
Vllln I'lnnncler.
It costs 10 cents In American money
to send or take one peso, Villa flat cur
rency. Into Villa territory, uceordlsg to
a decree Issued to-day by Oen, Villa
through tho office of his Minister of Fi
nance, Francisco Kscudero. Kvery per
son entering Villa territory from the
United Htntes with Villa currency on his
person must pay an Import duty of 10
cents gold to the Villa customs men for I
every peso in their possession. I
As the peso can be bought on the .
border at less than 2 cents gold, this I
decree means the arbitrary raising of Ite I
value o00 per tent. In cases where the i
mot.ey Is Imported to Vllln territory.
Americans have been buyini: this money
In Kl I'aso at 2 cents and taking It to
Juarez and buying railroad tickets with
It. They could buy a ticket to Torreon,
over 400 miles, for JC', Mexican money.
They could buy this $41! worth of Villa
money In Kl i'aso for fil tents. Now
they will have to pny $1.10 duty to get
It over to Juarez.
A number of Mexican families have
been expelled from Nogales, Souora by
Gov. Maytorcna for sympathizing with
the Carranzn cause.
BATTLESHIPS that sailed last night Lean. Capt. George F. Cooper commands'
from Newport, presumably on their her. Below, the New Hampshire, corn
way to Vera Cruz. Above, the Louisiana, manded by Capt. Edwin A. Anderson. To
llagship of Rear Admiral Thomas C. Mc- the left, Rear Admiral McLean.
2,000 ALLIES KILLED! ,4 LLES UNITE IN NOTE
IN STRAITS BATTLE
1
MBom
Turks Say Attack on Trendies
Was Repulsed With (Ircnt
Sliuifililcr.
ftKKX KOHCEM ENTS LAND
fptcinl Vnhtf l)einltli tn Tun Sl.
CoNsTANTlS'oi't.E, via wireless to Lon
don. Aug. 10. The Turkish War Office
announces; giiltm on the Oalllpoll renin
sula to-day In the following statement:
On our east wing we advanced forty
meters near 'Icdd-cl-Halir. On Friday
we repulsed the enemy, who made two
fruitless attacks against this wing.
The enemy Inst 2,000 In killed before
our tretichen,
On Saturday we repulsed three pro
tracted mid violent though fruitless
nttneks. The enemy ndvnnced In
dene rnnks sgnlnst our rentre nnd
left wing. Kveryvvheru we diovc the
enemy back to his former positions.
Our Rallant troops, not content with
hti"'"!! frustrated three repeated
I enemy attacks, then penetrated n pnrt
I... ..uil.ll.l,lr,i
themselves ngalnst their ndversary.
V t"iiitto'd 100 prisoners.
On Saturday night the enemy, under
T of ihe guns from his fleet,
landed fresh troops In the neighbor
hood of Knrntcnatl, on the northern
shore of the Oulf of Saros. nnd also
at two points north of AvI lliiruu.
The enemy trooiw at Karatchall
were completely driven out, leaving
behind twenty killed. The enemy
troops who landed north cf AvI lluriiu
made some ltd value under the pro
tection of the Meets' guns. In the
evening, however, the advance was
nrrested by our counter attacks.
The next morning we repulsed the
enemy nltncks, Indicting serious losses
mid capturing both officers and men.
ASKING AID OF BULGARIA
Representatives of Four Nations Deliver Communica
tion Seeking Action as Part of Common Under
standing With Balkan States.
I'Alils. Aug. 10. A despatrh from Ha- i
loiilca says that diplomatic rcpresctitn-1
lives of Fralire, Ilussln, Oreat Itrltaln i
anil Italy have, delivered a Joint coinmu- I
nlcallon to llulgarlii with a view to pro-1
curing Its collaboration with thu Allies,
ns part of a common understanding with i
the llalkmi Htntrs. ,
The action wns taken In conjunction
with the presentation of similar com-
miinlcatlons to Orceee and Serbia. It Is ;
In response to Bulgaria's request forvln-i
formation from the Quadruple Kntcate I
powers concerning the advantages she
might expect In exchange for her active I
cooperation with them. j
ALLIES CLAIM CAINS.
A YEAR AGO IN MEXICO
April 1C. 1 VI 4 The Florida nnd
l'ralrle In .Mexican wnlers. War
ships Arkansas, Vermont, New
Jersey, New Hampshire, Yankton,
Sonoma, Orion, Ontario, Michigan
nnd Tncoma sailed to eastern coast
of Mexico.
April IS, 1011 Twenty-two thousand
seven hundred nnd seenty-Ile
naval men and oltlcers ordered to
Mexico. Warship" les Moines,
Chester. Dolphin. San Francisco.
Nashville. Illrmirghain : fourteen
torpedo destroyers; South Dnkot.
Cleveland, Chnttatioosa and Mary
land sent to Mexico.
April 20, 1914 American merchant
vessel warned to lejve Mexican
waters.
April 21, 1911 Vera Cruz seized.
April 22, 1914 Battleships Georgia,
Vltglnla. Nebraska. West Virginia
and four torpedo destroyrs sent
to Mexico.
April 23, 1914 Transports Kil
patrlck, Meade. Sumner nnd .vc
Clcllan take Fifth llrlgade from
Galveston to Vera Cruz.
April 24, 1914 Special Inshore fleet
orsanlzed under Hear Admiral
Wlnslow to patrol east const of
.Mexico.
April 23. 1914 ll.ittle.shlp New
York sails for Mexico.
April 2S 1914 Sixth Cavalr) leaves
Galveston for Vera Cruz on San
Marcos.
Apt II 30, 1911 (!en. Funston lands
troops.
May 10, 1914 Montana arrives In
New York with dead marines. Six
large steaiwhlps chartered by War
Department for transports for
Mexico,
M.iy 23. 19H Cruiser Albany at-i
tempts to land part of crew nt
Arista, west coast of Mexico.
November 23, 1914 The American
vessels In Mexican waters ordered
to winter nt (lunntanaino.
March 1, 1915 Warships Georgia
and Washington orJered to Vera
Cruz from Guantnnnmo.
Murch 16, 1915 Two wnrshina
ordered to l'rogreso. Yucatan.
GAS FAILS GERMANS BRITISH AUXILIARY
IN A NIGHT ATTACK CRUISER TORPEDOED
BULGAIiS SET PRICE.
Wont Merlilin Mnprilnnlii n lie-1
tsnril for Intervention.
lly the Vnitrit Vref '
Som, Hulgarla. Aug 9 (via Uerlln,
Aug." 10). Hulgarla will send her I
armies mardilng ngalnst Constantinople
In twenty-four hours If Seibla will cede I
Mncedonln to her. ;
V. Iladoslavort. Prime Minister of ,
Hulgarla and the man who more than 1
any other to-day holds the destinies of
Kuropo In his hand, made this trunk
statement to me to-day
TEUTON MOVE BRINGS
RUMANIA NEAR WAR
ItoniK, Aug. 10. The massing of
Austro-GermHii forceH on the Ser
bian frontier, especially near Orsovn,
Is expected to nfford ft pretext for
Itumanla's Intcncntlon. It Is believed
hero that Instead of Intending an In
vasion of Serbia the Austro-tlerniKtis
Him to Intimidate llumanln with the
hope that that country will permit
the transportation of munitions des
tined for Turkey.
Rumania, however, Is determined
not to niter her policy In this respect,
while nt the slightest provocation she
Is ready to Intervene. Military ac
tion on her part undoubtedly would
hasten the entrance Into the war of
Hulgarla.
Orsovn Is n Hungarian vIIIurc on
the Danube at the point where the
boundaries of Hungary, Serbia nnd
ttuinaula meet
ZEPPELINS KILL 14
IN RAID ON ENGLAND
Nine Women. Four CliiMrrn
mill One J'nn Demi 1-J
IVr.sons Injured.
AlKMK.V TMMfSrr. IN I'm,
participation of our arms '.n the gen
.ii enniltet. We have, therefore,
In an exclusive Interview granted the f'ranUly and openly accepted the offers
.'nlted Press the Hulgarlan Premier for of !th groups of Powera n negoiia-
. . I.I llnnu tn tll.1l I'llll. UniV IU IICIlllllK
the llrst time, reseaieu ui urn " I ,.,.. ,, . ,i . ,m ... I .,1 f lucndhu v l.oml- I
11H uvfi, rim,. " - - ,.,m -.
cure the best guarantees that what wv quickly fVllngulshed iti.il
desire will be attained. i terlal iiniinige was u..m-
On the part of the Allies we are -hip ""? '
. 1 .'lllll ll'll . i.iiioii "
1
exuctlv what Hulgarla demands ror re
maining neutral and what she askM of
the Allies for driving the Turk from
that aiitiiitteniy
Sptrtal CnM? Ueittrh In Ter
I5NHOS, Aug. 10.-llerm , i ' i
made it new raid on Kiigt.uul ,
nnd to-day the press burea-i
that lillii) women, four elilldre . i
nmn were killed by the, bomb
dropped, Twelse others, of i
were women nnd children, wh
It wu8 the tlftecnth a r i.i n
ngalnst Kliglntul slmc tin- w r n
The total number of deaths f
thes" 'riilds Is reporteil n- v.
Tho nntl-alirrnft gun rt d
work that one of the y.ip;i.
ilamaged so sevelely that it w
to nllght lift the io.i..t I
put out nnd towed It In "
Ostcnil. The Admiralty ! p"r I .1
explosion completely de-tiu.. i
ship.
From Amsterdam It I- ! .
live Zeppelins! wen sighted I!
on Vllelalid, near the ei 1
Zuyder Zee. They were t.i . , ,i
westerly murce III the d i '
const of Scotland.
dlillrnll Iteport llnl.l.
The Admiralty Issued Pie i .
statement on the raid
"A siUiulron of hostile a i
the east coast last night in ' '
illg between the hour- i-f '
nnd 12 Mil A. M.
"Some tires wrTe callnd l
I . '
war for the Allies. 1 Id knows. On the seven women and two hii.
lien. II n in 1 1 1 iii llrporla Victory
Oirr Turk Troops Limited.
i.oMsi.v, .Aug. in. , gain oi tvv i ....
nids oer n front of noil yards has , .'..,;,,' fl.ar , Rrf)U'n,ti,-he suld with
i. .i.ii ii'p. i. ,. o,.,-,i i, , emphasis.
r. ........ l I. .......I. Iu flin rniv VHliir inp WI1U1I' lIH niiwnn.
to he rr lot clrc . ed 111 -Mropeati 1 part of Germany. Austria nnd Turkey
. .... i . ' i...i., .! Con- we nre only nsked for a continuation
' . ..... ..... t ...,.., I i All! r".t lit V 1 1 fit 1 1
stantliiopie, wouiii iieni.iiiii i'""
"The International, lommrr-
...1 l"n,o ul: f, lV ,! "! political responsibilities attach- the future holds fo.
lie r nortrilso that a ' '" Hviipyli.K tliu geogrnphlca it entirely and tle
A L I Position of Constuntlnolilc ale too great solemn .!edgo of ci
report received
tan Hamilton
root n g nas tcen gained on vnunuK :: .,.....; .........u ...mnln
n.ir a.wi .inoti,..,. t.mii,, .rf.eted !.. for a nation that must always remain
'roncli IN'pnlst' Invadei's in
Lc l'retre Fores! nnd in
Artois Kcirlou.
IHO (il'NS AISA1X AT WORK
,riit( Ctihlf Dupntrh In The it
1'Ants, Aug. 10. The nermann ued
asphyxiating gas In preparing for an
attack In I.e Pretre forest Inst night,
but were unable to mu'te any headway
against the strong resistance of the
Krepch.
Klsewnere on the I'rench front tho last
twenty-four hours have ben rrlntlwily
calm. There wad nrtlllery activity In
Artois. In the Arsonne and In the forest
of Apremont during the day. A tier
man Infantry nttnek in Artois was re
pulsed
Kisrlity of Crew of Stemnxliip
Indin Wepoi'ted Saved in
North Sen.
where.
The text o, his report follows:
"Sir Ian Hamilton reports that fight
ing nt several points on finlllpoll Pin
Insula li.i" taken place during the last
few days. Substantial progress 1ms
teen made.
In the southern iope 200 yards on a
small, like Hulgarla.
Knit In Vle
lllll One
"We will tight but for one end. That
I in i.itend our fiontlcrs until they
embrace the peoples of our own blood.
of our neutrality until the end of the
war.
"Candidly, this latter reipiest we arc
loath to grant. We cannot foretell what
holds for us. to discount
our hands by a
continued neutrality
One Zeppelin was
aged by th't gunllre of t .
fences anil wns reported t'
being towed Into Ostein! S ie
been subjected to coiitn.u .'
aircraft from Dunkirk .rM -der
heavy tlte, nnd It l i- v
that after hmlng her bio
her rear compirlmea's il .
would be "liniM.lltlc In.U-ed. Wo might I completely ileittoc.t ! a
front of .100 yards has been gained east ,;,,, ),. WOnre ready. If we are asked
agree to remain neutral for a shorter
period. Hut whether we remain neutral
or whether w tight our end nnd the
motives governing our decision will re
main tho same.
"We have no disposition to play for
l. ih... n.,f-i,tltitlr.M. We seek nt, to .,itizui;e tilt etiell)
but that end must be guaranteed to us jonv , Cllln Kl,,rantees that will Insure landing in the dark.1'
beyond all doubt. If we are nsked to . .lil40iut,. rp.ilij-.ition of our national
The night was cxtrem. .
was accompanied b thu-n i i.
which rendered night 11. i
planes very difficult.
"It Is regretted lb.it 1-V.gM
It. IxjiiI. who was one of i ie i
Hkiu.in, Aug 1". Ttie Hritlsh nuxll
of the Kilthla road, and has ben held
In spite of determined counter attacks
In tight with Orceee, Serbia and llumunu
In u new Ha kan iilllance. on the sine oi
which have been renul.ed with heavy (h(l A,1Ul((j mlr wllllllKllt, r,.nmlns the
loss to th encniy. itepeated attacks by
the Tuiks elsewhere in tills zone were
l eaten off.
"Several attacks by Trench corps have
same To the Allies we say; mvr m
liack Seiblun Macedonia nnd we will
light In the way we can serve ou
best.' "
V. ItmloslaMiff Is the storm centre of
slstnnce r'i"r" uii'iuin "- - -" ' . .
...i i I has ever seen. Hecause Hulgarla holds
Klghty of tlie crew were saved by the,,,)Unuk H"r ,,,,,,, f si;lr, u,,r iBO the ke to the world war the diplomatic
amshlp C.oistland. j hu, Knm, ,llir the elest nccuphil "gents of eveiey great Power Involved
here, llieir pussuie cciuriiiK
l-.rv cruiser Indli ha- been torpedo.. I In j ;"art' '"V w.. ' ' C0"
he North Sea l.v a (iermaiv submarine '" "i" "'ov' '1 pf T'l a"
while enterln Itestfjunl, Sweden.
steamsnip l.oisuanu. i nu, i,rf R1,m, M, tnt. t.1P,t occuii
.ifter tierce tluhtlllL' noil the s.leeessful
The IniMn foimerly brlnngeil to the , utormltiK of s.-nnaly held positions.
Peninsular nnd Oiltntal Steam Navlga-1 t.o, too. the iiwiid'i lossi s have been
tlon Company. Hie was taken over , considerable. The advanee was begun
by the Hritlsh !nvernmftit at the be-j at n.ght under cover of a searchlight
ginning of the war. Sie wis built In fioni a dt-strnver.
lviiS nn-t wns a steel screw steamer of f ' KNewber a freoi landing has been
7,1100 ton.-i ilisplaieincnt. huccessfully (ffeeted and considerable
' ' ' tirogiesh made.
. . . k v 'Si hundred nnil thllt.v ul uiers Ipivr
AMERICAN'S PASSPORT FALSE. 1 be,,, taken, together u.th Notden-
1 feldt, two bonili mortars, nine machine
I guns and n laive iiumliei of bomlis.
Siatt red about .tie ipiantltlcs of the
rn spiiper ( iil-re.ioiileill Is. I'loeit
i; no In London,
lfinl t'tltil' Ittltnlri to Tin s,
t The afternoon communique was as fol- I Losiios, Aug. 10. H Harold Tr.iser.
ITALIAN OFFENCE TO
HALT TEMPORARILY
TO GRAB PART OF TEXAS?
Mexican Plot llelilml llorder llnlds,
nylnic Hit milt h.
Brownbviu.r, Tex., Aug. 10. An ex.
planatlon cf the purposes nnd extent of
the Mexican raids of the past tlnee
weeks was obtained to-day from Jesus
Garcia, a Mexican, wounded and cap
tured In tho Sunday night fight at No
rlas, who Is expected to die. He said
many Mexicans, especially the lower
classes, hope to regain imisschso of that
part of Texas between the ltlo (irnnde
ml the Nueces Itlver, or roughly, the
trip Isaunded by Hiownsvllle and Cor
pus Chrlsll and return ft to .Mexico
Troops Will Oct Clinncc to Es
tablish Themselves in Con
inered Positions.
lows :
In the Artois district, to the north of
I the .Voucher railway station, the (!er-
mans last night delivered two at
tucks in which they made use of
I bombs. They were driven back to
their trenches by our tire.
In the Argnune, In the eastern part
I of the forest, last night witnessed a
! cannonade and rifle tiring, but with no
, Infantry engagements, There was
' also fighting with bombs nnd hand
grcmides nt Vnwiuols.
In th forest of l.e Pretre the ene
my, after a violent bombardment, nt
tacked about 8 o'clock yesterday even
ing our trenches In the vicinity of
l.n Crolx-des-Carmens. but they v.ere
checked by a curtain 'if lire from the
French troops. During the night a
further nttnek ni-companlcd by a bom
bardment of hells containing as
phyxiating gas 's, also was checked by
our artillery.
In Lorraine n reconnaissance made
by the enemy ngalnst the Million and
the mill nt Moncel was easily re
pulsed. The night passed quietly In the Vos
ges. The night communique wns as fob
lows :
The d-iy was calm. Artillery ac
tions are reorteil In Att- ls. In the
valley of rhe Alsne Oeglnn of
Troyon). on the holders of the Ar
gonne K'"iest and in the forest of
Apremont.
Four of the nlrinen who took pan In
the bombaidment of Parresbiurk have
no: returned to our lines. due of
them. It Is reported, descended In Swit
zerland, near Payarne, in the cntiWn of
Vaud.
newspaper correp indent born In Chi
cago of Scottish parents, was fined tr.n
(J2.'i0) in How stleet Mill(e court to-
day, charged with poesstig an irregu-
lar or false Mpnrt, Issued by the I
American Kmbjssj heie Inst .Man h.
The Crown set forth that Pi-user
travelled In the country of Hrltaln's
enemy after he obtained his passport,
and when It expired he promptlv ob
tained a Hrltlh one. Ills conduct. It
was nserted, rendered Americans liable
to suspicion and led to dllllcultles be
tween the Hritlsh Foreign Olllce and the
State Department at Wellington.
Frnser. It was pointed out, lo-t his
American cltli'tishlp by five vears ab
sence frnm that country anil neglecting
to comply with the State Department's
regulations, and therefore he committed
a crime when he eouuht P issports under
the laws of both countries
swiu m
upon him.
"Hulgarla Is fully prepared and wait
ing to enter the war the moment she
receives absolute guarantees that by so
doing she will attain that for which
other nations alieaily engaged are striv
ing, nam.y. the ic.illzatlon of her
national Ideiis," sunt the Piemler.
"The tiu.k of tluse nspSrat'.' lis lie
1 lu Serbian Mat edonln, which, with Its
l.SdO.liiifi of Hulgarlan peoples, was
pledged and assigned to us at the close
of the nisi H.ilkau war. It Is still
1 ours by right and the principle of na
I tlonallty. When the Triple Dttvtite
I can nssuie us th.it this teriltoty will
I be returned to Hulgarla and our minor
claims iu (IrrcUn Maculonla and else-
Itiisslmis llenol.e .!. -rii I AllneUs I where realized the Allies will find us
enemy's rides, ammunition and equipment."
PUT TURKS TO FLIGHT.
In Pnssliii. itlle ,
lendy to light with them. Hut these
llfils. and Just what these are It
seems essential to me the world now
should know.
"Th'-re are now living outside the
borders of Hulgarla S.onO.linn Hul
garlans. The bulk of these Inhabit dis
tricts contiguous to us and constitute
the maiofltv of the population of these
districts. We aspire to have them J
united in one rHtnerlami. or tins loiai
number ."OO.uoO Inhibit Husslan Hes
sarahla. Another Iton.OOO are In Hu
mania. Others are In Thrace, but the
greater number, about 1.S00.0AO, Inhabit
Serbian nnd Oreclnn Macedonia. It Is
there, we frankly admit, that the bulk
of our national aspirations ulso lie.
lllll), llllll Itefnuers.
"Already we have over ilnO.000 refu
gees, laigely from Serbian and (Jreclan
Macedonia. Indeed, half the population
of Soil i consists of refugees. They ate
our brothers, of our own blood, Simply
caring for them e-an nver be a real
solution of the great problem. Only a
united Hulgarla can solve that.
"While Hulgarla Is quite ready to
partie'lp.ite In the war, she does not
underestimate the cot. She knows that
Turkey is strong, far stronger than
Oltope .vet teallzes.
Die fatigue which our nrmy n.i
ii
..p.lt.. fr.lt itl llln , tw ,.f ...
guanmtees most lie rial and absolute. .... w. nn, ,nMe,i ....,.. ()ur ,roo.
- .ire in Hturr vuihhimhi mi hi ntiui
MAKES OAS BOMB HARMLESS,
FIGHTING NEAR HOOGE.
ItoMK. Aug. 10. Oen. C.idnma, the
Italian Commander ,n Chief, has de
cided to cease his offensive on a large
scale until the Itullau troops have hud
a chnnco to establish themselves thor
oughly in newly conqueied positions.
This news come from L'dlne.
It is said the Austrian losses In
wounded alone havo reached a total
of STi.OOO.
WARNING FOR WARSAW.
(irnii'itiN Tlireiilen lleiilli I'riuilt;
Tor Hostile el.
1oNtinV, Aug, 10 The following
)roclainatloii was posted In Warsaw on
the entry of the Herman army:
"Inhabitants of Warsaw Your city Is
In f lei trail hands, but wo wage war
only niriilnst hostile troops, not against
peitrr fill cltljens. Peace and order shall
be preservnl and rights protected,
"I epe t tho citizens of Wnrsaw to
iinderin' e no hostile action, to trust Her'
man sense mil Justice nnd obey the In
s'r""otis of Herman commanders,
"It has, however, come to the knowl
edge of the Herman military command
ers that the enemv has prepared at
tacks ngalnst the safety of our troops
I i ei. .......... m, ,.....?..... 1 ,,. r.,,i.,,.ittUl
to take us hostages lenders nnd most
prominent citizens of I he town, who
will be pledge for the security of our
troops.
"With ou It rests to protect the
llvrs of1 1 lies" fellow citizens of yours
ifr,,,t t jV Itt.lHltrit tit Till St
PETiHir.tt vn, Aug 0. The following' "Liiiurtuimteiy our aspirations nic i .vpnpped than ever They have been
ollfclal statement with reference It) thel"l nimnnnie i uiteci torcc oi our organized on tlie Huss.an military svs
Cnnc isus was made nubile bv the Hen- I ,,rnu'' " c"l,ll"t nn" tl"i' tent The. r oltlcers have studied In the
. 3(TnK Up" I territories which wo feel nre rightfully let.l.ng military school of Kurope.
'. ..... 'ours. Instead, tin must be ce'.'d to '.The whole nation Is piovlsiomd
We repulsed Turkish attacks In the I others in omp, nsatlon for the p-epired ns never befoie."
Passlnc .illey abnig the entire front
on Sunday. There was u desperate
stniKKle for the .Mtugherlr Pass, which
our troops had cuptutcd, but the
enemy was compelled to withdraw Iu
disorder to the southward.
in the direction uf the Kuphiates
our troops pursuing the iclieatlng
Turks after seveie fighting look the
position of Palanteken, rapturing two
cniiuot, with their caissons, a quantity
uf cnitridges, arms, u telephone post,
a cat avail of camel and prlsoneis, In
cluding the commander of a regiment
of Infantry and four other olllceis.
Our columns pursuing the enemy
arc continually making fiesh pris
oners. The Itallnn Cpiisul-iiener.ii and Con
suls inv coiilldlng the inleiests of their
ccuiui) to the American consular lepie-sentatlve-s.
Ilrltlsli Hold ( nptiireil firoiiinl mill
llepiilif AlltieU.
Simlal CaMf Vttimtrh tn 1 lin St i
I.onpon, Aug. 10. The Hrltlsli troops , i,, tlr, ,imyi therefore, of any one who
who made npprcilnblo gains yesterday ,, nv knowledge of a design to make
near Hooge retained the conquered pos. HttjuH ,,f nv uind promptly to notify
Hons to-day. The situation Is reviewed (jerm.in authorities In the Interests
by Field Marshal Sir John French In 1 f ,H f,.llow citizens as well as the
the following report : I p.'ace and safety of Warsaw
"To the northwest of Hooge, ns well "Whoever Is guilty of negligence In
is in tin; ruins or mo village hscii, we i this respect or gives nssistunce to at
A despatch finm I.alliach. Austria, t consolidated tho ground gnlned yester- j rnc(f, nmfi pM,oct In pay the death
11 .1 ... Iln.l,,. 11... lll r.niilui.il II . ,,
, t ,..... .., I,,.. : IUV, liurillg inil IllKlll we iriiiiineii u
(oiiinih "J I .,. lf,,trv nttnek. Yestenlav lift-
ernoon tliere wns no Infantry fight.
trlan troops released from the Husslan
fiont are lit ginning to arrive on the
Italian front.
VIENNA REPORTS GAINS.
Spirlul Ctthlr Ut'iMtch In tub Mrs
Vir.NN.v. via Amsterdam, Aug, In,-
Oa-rcln said u political party having , tik. follnwlnir nllu-lal retiort of oner.
this aim exists In the southern part of ntf)n(, on the Itallnn fiont was Issued
Texas. The recent raids weie organized 1 in.nlk.iit
lug, but there was n violent nrtlllery
engagement, ns n result of which nil
the trenches Iu the open ground south
of Hooge became untenable, for either
side,
"We have now slightly withdrawn the
position of our line which lies south
of the village, This makes no material
difference In our position ns a whole,
to steal horses, guns nnd ammunition to
equip a Mexican force,
NEW SERUM AIDS FRENCH.
t'setl Willi Mticcens In ri-t i-nl I nir
Wonnil Infect loo.
On the Italian front Hie dally nr
tlllery engagements In the south
western set lion continued vesterday,
lu Hie region of (iorltz and Plavn
this bombardment was very violent,
Three Italian nttneks on our ad
vanced positions west of Dolierdo wero
repulsed. All attack on Zagorn, south
east of PI. i va, ulso wns lepulsed,
I ' I on, the lemaliuler of tlu Italian
front theie Is nothing to report,
pAitis, Aug 10 i:perlnients with a
rew polyvalent seium used ngnlnst
wound Infection have proved the remedy
to bo of great Importance In the treat
ment of wounded soldiers. The setuni
win. il l.eoe'iireil lu1 Ill's I lei'l I lupin, unit
Vallee last .Much. So far they have 1 "t-imri inn mi . ..ii..r.-n. r
PEACE MOVE BY DUTCH QUEEN?
been able to prepare no more than 2,000
flasks dully, numt of which Is sent im
mediately tn the base hospitals.
The serum Is a coiulilniitliin of a
number of serums used against dlfieicnt
vniietlea of b.ieten.i It Is the nit,, in
send qirintllles of It to Hid tiring line.
wlict t mis be
ei n
Ki'stloiiN to Poii' Henleil,
.Vjierfiif Vnhlt lirt)ilrh tn Tim Si v
Tun ll.vuiu:, Aug. I0. It Im reported
and seml-otlliially denied nt the same
time thiil fjiiein Wllhelmlna has written
to the Popii In fnvor of a conference of
u.i as iii.tl-let.inus J tu'iitnil Powers for the purpose of pro-
tllollio.' pence
penalty."
DEPLORES "CHANT OF HATE."
IFOOD EXPORTS JUMP; .
! MANUFACTURES FALL
I'll 11 c hi Aloft In I ou.
A thick fog vvhb h ovet' h b
ncl and the east coast t. i !
of thu Hritlsh aviatotsw'o -bat
the Invadels espe. ,
They were nblu to see but a .
fiont of them and wei i
constant daugir of cn!!i- '
one of the Zeppelins oi w "i
own machines.
It was because of th s f. . . i
Sub-Lieut, Lord lost h s
unable to see the- grout : :
alighted nnd his nnch was wt
l.leut. Lord was the u i s.
Kley Lord, He was , i n . '
dance where he was d.n i ,
Il.tiicee, the daughter of W t' !!
v he took the young mini to tin '
after lie hud been fatal ' i I
it ..king a landing .Mr Heevoi.-sl
was killed last November
The (Jov et nuieiit lias p'ev
hidden the publication of new -air
attacks except lu so f .
chose to give out infortrat!" i
own aceiiunt The present ra.i! -ceptlon.
Particulars nro tie
beyond theolllci.il repot t T
places may not be meiitlone l
Hrlef leporls from Ho'lit i .
creased activity of (lOiin.m
the tii'ithwarii. Five Zr,.'
teported to have been si'
land speeding westwa.il .
nlng. Four iKtssed Am.
tl.iv , eastward ImuimI. pmi
base at Cuxhavtii.
BRITAIN TO GUARD ITS GOLD
I ,t OlllCI'S l IO I ' It III
l
lliellls III I lllleil
.;.irt'itl I'oli'r i -i. i
1nNI'l.N. U-' I"
l I nudum
Paiiis, Aug 10- A .simple and Inex-
pens've iliv.i' to jirotect soldiers from etret'glhe "i'g ' "
poisonous Kll.es is k.U la lllive been in. I i 'if ' b ' '
vcnied by II. ram MaMm I the I'lllted Kingdoni
The contrivance causes the jras to I u el I ' '
1'. S. Slllll F.lll'0ie .S7(i. 000.001) r so 1,11,1 I'""' "'' tlu heads of the men I il- t" hold tVn i
Worth of Horses iind .Mules - "
in n Year.
W.vslllNUTON', Aug. 10. --A statement
Issued bv the Department of Comnierco
to-day shows that the Impoits for Jun
weie $ 1 r.7.ti95,000. and the exports
i:fil,ri4",iiiHi.
Hxpotts of foodsliilTs In crude cotnl'
Hon and food nnliiuls for the ll.-cil
eai nniounted to $r,uT,0iiii.oo0. I'oin
imred with J 137.01,0,000 It) 1!l( l-'ood-sttitTs
pattly or wholly manufacture 1
totalled $4.'i2.o00,Oiio. tomp.ned with
PJsIt.noO.Ooo In I'll I.
Crude materials for use In inaiuifac
Hiring showed a decrease fiom Tc
dill). (Mill In jr.Oli.iMiM.O'Ui Manufai lures
brolher of Lord Nortluilffe, who was
wounded last February, has been seri
ously wounded again, according to an
oflltial statement to-ulght, He was
burn In 1!!M and Is unmarried.
The lion. Kenneth liobert Diitidas,
younger son of Viscount Melville, lain
Commissioner In lliitlsli Hast Africa.
HF.ni.tN, via London, Aug. 10. The author and big gaino hunter, has been
Cologne l'oHr(fiiii", supported by the killed In the Levant. He resigned the
flrnllnrr 7'i;rlmt( and other Oernnti i commlsslonershlp nt the outset of the
ITAI0-TURKISH CLASH NEAR.
Consuls. rv PrepiirliiK In l.rnvr
Posts In Otliiiiiiin Umpire. ,
Sprri'il Cnhlf lir.pntri tn Tot: Siv j
Atiicns, Aug. 10, Italy's relations I
with Tuikey have reached a crisis, nnd!
It Is announced that all Italian Consuls
In the ottom in Hmpiie are preparing to , (or further use lu manufacturing also
leave tholr posts. I decreased from $371.0 lion lo 3:,T,-
OOO.oon. Manuf.iituies ready for con
sumption Jumped from $7-4.000.0(11) to
ISOS.OOII.OOO.
Horses valued at js.ooo.iioo and mules
at $!!,r41!.(Hi(i were exported ill June
Heir of lliiron Itol lie. mere Miners , mrl,K tm, y,.,.,r t. Ni,iu,. of hoises e
Mli si, tn injur? . j parted reached Jil 1,000,000, and of mules
I$ii.7:i;,otio.
Hurope In the last twelve mnnt'is look
11,971,000,000 of Ameii an expoits, ,oin
iiild with $1, 4, OHO, Olio lu llili. The
son and heir of Huron Ilothesmere. , pxnorti. ti Asia ehowed a slight Inci ease.
NORTHCLIFFE'S NEPHEW HURT.
jiapeis, has started a cimimlgn against
Herr Frnest Llssiiuer's "Chant of Hate,"
song expressing hatred against hng'
war to heroine a Lieutenant of .the Naval
Ileserve.
Th.. tolal number of prisoners: taken land. The paper points out that nt a
by us yesterday was 150," time of Intel national hntred It would tm
, an added evil lo Inculcate such principles
r n r n i 4 xr c a ntf it I ncc I'" ,l10 mln1 "f .V0I1"B ,,h "
UhtCMAiyC) AUMll j pressed In Llssauer's song.
Hunt, IN, via London, Aug. 10, Tho
folowing official statement was Issued
lo-tlay by the HeudquiirterH Staff 10
gardlng openillons iu tho western theatre
of war
Last of Vpres strong Hritlsh forces
succ ceded lu taking possession of the
western part of Hooge,
Mine explosions 111 the neighbor
hood of the hamlet of llontisejour,
In the Chnmpngno, were without re
sult, After the destruction by our ar
tillery on July 30 of the viaduct west
of Dainnierklri Ii, the French threw n
bridge aciiiss the llurg south of
Mnnsluich, This bridge, which wnn
(otnpleted H short llnie ago, wan de
stroyed yesterday by a few direct
hits from our nrtlllery.
The "Chant of Hate" was first pub
llsts'd In Jiiiii ml, mi lllustiated weekly
of Munich. Later the Kaiser decorated
the author with the Older of the lied
ll.igle of the Foul III Class. Miss llsr
haia Hindeition has tinnslated the song
Into Kngllsh, The llrst stanza follows;
Kreniii iiml ltuluo. the)' nuilter lint;
A lilnw fur u Mow ti ml a shut fur a shot;
We Inve them tint, we bills tliein not,
Wi bold Hie Welchsi't nod ViivgPK g'lte.
We have hut ntis uml only hale,
VVe love ii x oils, we bale us line 1
VV have one fw iitul one alone, 1
He Is known In you all, he Is known tn nu
III
lie rrnurhM hehliul the drflk mi) llnml,
Kull of envy, of niK, "f crafl, of gall,
Cut nff by wnvsi Hint re thlckr tnan
blood. j
EVENTS IN THE WAR
A YEAR AGO TO-DAY
M'dl'ST II
The light for tho Liege forts con
tinues, HilglHiis ilevstmy tuldges and
riiitw n llne neav city.
France le'ialls lis Ambassador
from Vienna and the Austro-lluii-garlan
Ambassador lu Palis asks for
and rei'iives his passports,
French troops take imsscs of Hon
Ileum. e and Saluto Marie In the
Vosges.
llattle at Neu Hrelsnch, Alsace,
between Fienoh and (ierinan tinopn
n believed Imminent,
Field Mintdial I-ord Kitchener calls
fur 100,000 ndilltlnnal Hritlsh troops.
but there was f, droi In the expotts to
South Ainerii'.t from i:'4,ooo,ooo to
T.1 11,000,000.
Aiislrla-llungar.v importrd from the
I nlted States tinting lite enr only
it, 240.000 worth of goods and pindtlcls,
compared with j::',ooo,ooo In 1H14
fiermanv took only $i'S ooo.inio, as com
paiml with 344. 000,000 in lull. Fratiee
took American exports valued at Jlltl'.i,
OnO.OOO, compireil with 15'.',000,ooo in
the previous ear
IJxport" to the l'tilted Kingdom
Jumped from fRsl.oOfi.iidii to J!1 l.oon.ouii
and to Ittissla from J30.Oiin.tmo to $37.
000,000. F.xportri to the Nethet lands Jumped
from $1 12, 000,000 to $143,ono,ooo, in
Norway from J'.i.ooo.ooo to $3ti.ti0o.oou,
to Sweden from $1 4,000,000 to J7S.IIU0.
000 and to Italy fiom J74,000,000 to
J1R4,000,000.
liie.it Hiltaln has Intimated that tut
inciease of exports lo neutral nations
bordering on HeriiMiiy Indicated tli.il
(lernviuy was drawing n supply from
these sounes,
GERMANS RELEASE U. S. SHIP.
LIFE SAVING BULLETIN
No. 1J
All signs, bells, whistles,
gates and flagmen are helpless
before one automobile driv
er's recklessness. How often
does the true story of a grade
crossing accident show this to
be the case !
No matter what safe
guards we throw about our
grade crossings our labor is
in vain without your help.
If you will slow down or stop
when approaching railroad
tracks, grade crossing acci
dents on Long Island will
seldom occur. We are doinu
our part. Will you do yours?
Stop Before You Cross
The Long Island Railroad
v
'I'll ilk 1,1 1 lllll Freed on Aim, 41, lla
fler lli'lnur elrril.
Wahiiimitun. Aug. 10. The American
nil lank steamer Llama.seliri'il by lief
ninny and taken to Swineiiiunde on Au
gust ti, wits lelensetl on August il, Am
husMidor (leranl leported to thu Stale
Department to-day, I
IO er MONTH Oi PLMM..
IOF PERSONAL PROPER i
THE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY OF NEW Y
MAMIVIi N,
riinrth Avenue, cor. S.MIi Street
Ulilrldre Slnst, cor Itlvlnuton s;t
l-eventh Ave., bet ISlh sod 40th st.
Li'tlnglon Ave., cor. t'.MIh Hlns'l
Hraiul flrcet, cur. (ilnttia Sirts-t.
O.t 7kd lit,, bet. I.elliiKloll .V. .Id
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, small SI . i or l.lvliK-.ioii
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