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ALBUQUERQUE MORNIMi JOURNAL.
CITY
EDITION
CITY
EDITION
I'V-KIXTII YEAR
II v.. IJ
lui.lv lit arrier or M
u NonUi. KinffV t m
BENNETT 10 RUCK
EXCHANGE VIEWS OK ill
AFTER SEEING ARMIES OF
ALL BELLIGERENTS FIGHT
rnrupii uiptiih
rntnun iibiuno
c
UNITED STATE
a
uilni
AFTER 120 DAYS IS FACE TO FACE
OF FIGHTING ON WITH CRISIS OF
ONE SHORT LINE CRAVEST NATURE
TR
AUSTR0-GEP,iNS
MASSING FORCES
TO RETAKE EOST
IS'
GROUND IN EAST
FAMOUS WAR CORRESPONDENTS
MEET IN NORWAY AND COMPARE
NOTES ON THEIR EXPERIENCES
Both Men Are Strongly Partisan. Bennett Insisting That
Germany Is Waging a Successful War and McCormick
Being Equally Firm in the Belief That the Kaiser Cannot
Win: Impossible for War Writer to Be Neutral: Russia's
Part in Campaign Has Been to Keep Teutons Away From
Paris: Strategy of Leading Men on Both Sides in Great
World War Is Described in Interesting Dialogue;
i si imc i he war bin-aii. i In .lonmal. h arrauirciiifnl w II li t lie ( Idea-.. Tl
iini. nas run nmiT uian ; b u h r ... ,, mm- win
lu ll Be. .lull mill Itobcrl II. Mel iHUllt'k. Tbl'J llH
MCM from l '.nroM' b nun who Uftttatl) have HOtm III great mini. in oper
ation. McCormick ami Bennett lime taken side hlronxiy, inie favoratitt!
In the. allies, the ntlier Is a pro-G iinan an nil) Herman, Meeting in Nor
way, Kiev liavc talked ihe war oxer I ruin their various viewpoints anil
si ml Ihe following eomptiwlti story!)
tonti bv -la.tie I lun-
he-l stories
War i
JOFFRE"S FORCES PLAN NO ANNOUNCEMENT IS
FOR WINTER CAMPAIGN, EXPECTED FOR WEEK
il BMARINI 'S GU
SINGLE COMPANY
learned in tlonal n
III lli th I mie hug
HOLDS POSITION
Si
FOR
Willi Czar's Armies,
ARTILLERY ENGAGEMENTS
CONTINUE IN FRANCE
Ml
Aftei Cai
I eel
itlli;
iced
like
HtKJ
vv Inch I In- ItUSaUl n.-. lia ,
mi Archduke Joseph l
arm) In sunt hern ivia ml
Idlttunal strain winch tins
uli tan (human General
nsen's arm) to the right,
ii. a. .1
I ha
t li
believed ii
threaten
ret i .mil ih
III.' allies 1
..Mi ii- IV
I lu'
haa
v-m
ban
lai V
00R DAYS
I matin i
I UK I counter
I (MU'll
link)
.r Hi
Til.
rwurd, has eiiM-d and whai
l i. going mi along the western
on .. ta of srtillei engage-
i nd ' tl Isolated attack anil
aitacka by Infantry, which
If. ports I 'mil rmlh'lnrv .
DHUah, according t(
report, have repuled
ind "ii
tl) I'artlstti
, i
ma na ami A uetrl
willing tu make
ila le-
Will
eeki
ninsu
arduu
ik Nth
Field M
other.
Note.
ockhotm two :
in traveling b) !
Scandinavian
tin
llli
Ami the mail
gent, relay its
office detail oiy
iaa been hard!)
tro wi'i'ks when we
exchanging nuesi Ions
what we have Been
I lap wii
waking
i have
ami
the
answers nh
! WEATHER FORECAST.
Washington, jitl) 1 1 New Me- j
rloudy, nut Much change ii. tl "i- j
periuure )
Bennett mutter: "Ton
, , ,i. y... lebrs tion by t
ie. miies el' territory."
Information Comes li
McCormick tells Benne
tlon 111,1 happening in
which Bennett has to aell
- j h is nut even heard. Aim
1 1 pcnlnga, so McCormick d1
discrediting ami tne prac
atton of (field Marahal I
burg as a factor in l'1" fl'l'
campaign on the eual fro
"Du you kaow that?"
nng
akini
neither dues I lei man)
"I fa tine, nevertheless
replies, adding "Mackei
i many'i man now."
V hat seems tu us mol
baffling la thai In comp
ipei tlVi answers we OCJT
ii I a ial
h
Mel 'ill mi. k
rmam's Hi-
maintained, Proof that it In being
maintained ami warranl for believing
that it will ii,. maintained lie in t)"
i term, ins' constant discovering, invent
ing, ami developing ol new military
ami economic raaouroei and expodi-
there are wvent) mllllona of tht m X
thelr pre i in i m ill attributee they are
now applying to ihe bualneaa of war
making with the same Intensity ihey
displayed in applying thoM attrlbutai
WOPld lias seen.
McCormick Ail that will be i final
ized when ihe other natiuns havt been
tudyiug the bualnevfl of making war a
little longer,
Bennett "A little longer!" Man
alive, German) has been learning wbai
she linnv.s ever sinee Ihe lime ot
I'Tedein k tin. Oreat'i father: It's tak
en nearly tw i eenturieiJ
FttiMlan Nonibers in Count?
Mel 'el mi. I, - I'lease let hi- fllliall.
I if the three allien KUMia Was II" on
ly milltarUtic nut inn, but it was neith
er n ecientiflc nor a menufaoturlng
nation, When RuaaUi ha received th
benefits of its aolentifla and manutai
luiing poweiK, then its numerical ami
I att&i k and Berlin Mtyg it waa rt-pulHed
I with ennsldi ruble luss In fail the
Fr h anil ilerman report are wen-
'" ' jeraiiy contradictory in reafiecl tu whal
' " IflKhl'lmr ban taken plaee, bill (ratn
' 'V h the trend ,. them II ut evid.nl that
' '" neither Hide has all pted aiiyllunu
"' of a divisive nature, ami It i be
; he e.l In i I hat it may be weeks t
'"K " '"' i itefore Ihej da
Su far an lli HermaiiM am ' '
"' ii i.rui il iiillltar ibaervara ansei t they
ind tu carry out their offensive
uvulnnl the ItiiHHliiOH u fit 1 1 there la
i a hi.ii. h in the rteiinan i nes: focMvt engagement, auch aa
11 from its battalion aa Jthe capture of the Uiblln-Cholm rail-
1 ol Herman rountei . e way, wim ii II is aaatrted gwuW have
company, nevertneleaa, aueoeee (M,n jjelr handl before now If
maintaining ' "' ' Jibe Auiitrlana advanolng inward Hi"
"" '' ' u"'" "'" y relieve , . ,,t been driven back.
n .Inn. il Hi, 1Mb ...nip. hi Mot I'oii-eM In RgMt,
fcnth iiattaiion erawieo i Report ftum neutral aourcea are to
""' deployed ,"w,'' "'i i t rfeet that to make g3od their f-
ng 111 'he w Is opp ".' Mfnrta agalnal the Iluwlani, ihe Oer
charged, taking the uei u ,.,. rnovtng troop hb-h were
h "' i;'lll,ll,s "' n" I intended for the western front to the
leaving 111,1 ' '" "" ,,.,f.t eertgitn extent HiIh geem
' '", .orUE",i58,C confirmed by the itatmn1 in the
1 " 'lll ",- ' i"1"' rtuulan official repon thai reinforce-
'""'" " , "' ,",,,,',' ,,,,1, ! nientw have reached Archduke ferdl
l'" "'h " " 1 ,','. ,,.'. nand and that Qeneral von Mckenen
ornered forwara mm t.Uta bad commenced an nffeiodvo
,,, i n, u,,e in ii.. t i m which, however, brol iwn under
Make llesperale BefeiUH. . .,
inwhlle rfni rltuaMuo inak-l while the military erltlc are etlll
, mi- nan been "" " ' 1 undecided whether ihe RufgiaBg will
been deelded It 'R 11 ""I ' a.,....,, niake their slainl nil lltelr preaenl
, i ,i . i ' ii lan ain n I ', t eiieh, leaiiAiin.' . ..i.,,.
ii. healed that oil j ipiain u ,1,1 f UnCl or fall back In Ihe BUg liver.
no aurrendei of p? " '"",'""""' .",, ' .. thtia abandoning their fortreaaei .f
of th He, I ins men 1" tut 1,1 a '"" ';;. d,; I Ivangorod ami vVareaw, n u agreed
raniee iiniiiniiiiy 1 ' 1
under a 1 rang .
if expregglng i he "Mi
if the United . fofeei
d up
hv II
ll
1 uthorltiea
. ernlng tin
nhipii
There is
n- "leu.
.,,1 1 nighi fi
its sli
Tin
! Paris,
Impo
net era
rnlng ihe:
il .t ii r
.thai II nuiiter-iiHneli which the
1 vllh uuicii have developed hl pntpond fur a
i withdrew at leaat tbe neeeeelty ui any fuf-
battl laitlng two retirement.
,1 'I'llele IM IMI I lllllll '111,1 I till f HO-
i ',',,,',!!,' ,,i" 11; including live ei Auetrlan victory on thtCorgo plateau,
B II r 11,1 l,iil -lieu but dlHpaleheH frinn Rome wi' Hill
a f'cera, inn :l ' Italian trinpi are making good proy-
,1., in. n ' ! w.oio.i 0 ,,, ii less ,.; their weli r oapturlng the
b"i rl!l , noaition mountain around Trleeto, which the)
r- oil 1 1 ' "" ,"',,.. .11,.. p.- i lake befnre epmmenclnfi the
In 'I" ' 1 M .'".,,. Ivanr the eliv itself, il.ua avoid
laltaaia '; ; '" "' 1 " '" " , ing i mhardme t the- t.iwn which
n no r. rhi eltuiitlon i began o . , mhabll v then oompat-
which look .1 i bul at tii- crucial mo- J ""'U innaoneo "' "",
,,i un-meni h had of ihrapnel from our!""'
,,, ruin! '71V rieeimated one advancing column . -
! j. i,' lt III. M t ' I'..-I.- 1 1,1,1
uhkngton
rencherl
ItllMIl Altli Al III
July
NeM Mule I f. in e i inani ,
In Ihe view of al ni offil latg, ihOUld I
i.rman eubmarine eomnuindi is thero
I I I via l.ou-
Ilowlni 'a'.
I the W.t! Ol
Main Ma.
1. l''e. .1 11 1
There were Intimation! how-lthi
thai i n ih.. next communication I uli
lilted Slates RIOII likely would .HI
,1 v iQO
ahead:.
i hyi
2,228,300 Dead, 4,837,5i0 Wounded
and 1, 705,000 Prisoners and Missing
rAHl'AIl'IKS in the world war. cxeluxive of those in the Italian
iinm and navj have reached Hie enormoui total of h.tth.m".
according to compu'tatlona contained In an appeal ketued in i dun
by the French Relief Society. The figure, which w.t.. complied
from official report of lusses UP to .lane 1. ghow that
men have been killed and 4, 13 T... I a have Bh wiuin.ied, Ihe 00-
i. ih d estimates follow:
k;ii,., I Wounded and Mlanlng Total
.,. mu anil ; imi nun :;iiii nail 1 ,4iiil,nfU
Bennef Meanwhile Germanv
have wen the war. What ol tbia r.
I hear iha! the "Only sons" In It
- always' cv nipt from miiilarv se
except 1 aerj oj a tupren . 1 1 1
havebeen called to 'be colon 1
I ilnii'i I. now a
mm that KUMla
M. Cormic
but I (In k
that.
i lily firm line
k eour.se to I
Bennetl Hi
itself lo the 'I
..p the Ball a
!'i zemysl V
German
McCormtck-
iii. a
i mini
imi ha i
not hi d
ndturm
reconcile
i effect
Policy?
was hard t
ureal
HiiKsia
' i. n. a
Au:-t i i.
Belgiui
Serv ia
Turkey
Japan
I il ai
4 (ion 1 h 1
1,210
I.TUa.dOO S, i TO. Si 8
Rule b)
Prxemyel
h dd beCaUM the Ruaslan railway ex
lends uniy in the boraerg of Galicta.
when i waa In tjemberg tie. road bad
nut been extended Hint far. Cut the
ureal point is this - that Ruwt has
been Hide tu fight the war with al
ive widely In military consideration,
while Germany has found ll ncery
tu subvert military ends tu mural ef-
fe( t, us ehown, firsi. by withdrawing
six army corps front befnre Bails to
repel the raid In!
at cond, hv , n it i
' an hardly bring
lage because by pushing in the
slnn front the Hermans are n
si Prussia, and,
in Oallcla which
military advan-
Kus
lerely
has i to- Ia rgi Ti saa deli Ration piedn
, ,,., Hants Ke may be i- p
Summary of War
News of Yesterday
lot slate ,,i v nahlngti
I fill study Of the do.
Lansing may plueee
ft., I., ' ontei wnh I
The ri rrtim ii
tet rif war are mag
, . , pt fur the fact tl
ierma.ii advance whtel
muvlng sniftlv. has rt
tu i ie is k nown of i in i
i r in I'd md of tailed
been waged along the extended nee a
Cabin has brought Ihe nppuslid'
r to a temporary dlocl u d
thai ibev at.- occupied in bringing up
relnforcementa
Minor attacks by li.l.ai,n: ..ml act, I
lery have occurred in Belgium and
reran, e, km there have been no hap
the I
Impret
With tin
i a second lleutenanl
lurprised a n II ' '
i taehini nl u 11) mi n
a nun commissioned
ien three ihejngelve
..ii,.. i
uv camps ai Take Buruni on
il near Seddiil Bahr and an In-
llvlelon wiiiei) wa advanolug
fhe broke "" ihe environs
Burun."
kilHn
ul hel
III III. IN KE1H)RTS li M
III lUUTlNII BI B
in live I heir In i I
' utral I i ti "
I III v tlNsllll 1 1
I.I BM Oli K I I MU l:
B tIIii. Jul) 11 I v Ih UindOB, I ;JtO l
rt ,,i ! n. i 'i h.. German nnin headquarter
llkhlna Staff today gave out tin following
ioiHte.1 tuoment (V . ,t(l, N(H1l of
"lint I Vpres Ihe Km.-It !. .. sler.laj repealed
, 'i ielr attempts f Jut) h i.. take poi-
ll IM1 I f I t it til t 11 11 '1 1
'he roil
d ll led I
ul sonic
inuiinl ii
i w 1 1 el . .
lakt i '
i here i
It
mile was (lisp.
ii
ml the in. nidi 111
Hi s t i..n t .in irrow
naing a nd Se, r i
assed h the van. III!
! t Id. i s .lug (I
.I, h. d hum j rolled dow n am
was ih . oded I p. rslng 1 in at)
w ill .p t iiitn i was prepared I
it h Her i e- i hui t In- ds nger
an Tumulty I of i he na n own.
which bin
. a mans
I oops of t
! 1 1 It! Ill
north ui Kuuchel on the Ah-
,1 1 he I'l ia h mad an ul ' k
afternoon will h met with S
rciu li .Ha. k mi rf lOOurt,
I Mli. il. was easily repulsed
i cupturi d from the snsmy the
i lure last iiolthnest of tbe
th
fi
cell Ml!
hand gren
a lid
pi tfmonl
llllls Weill
trip Tuesday
nun will, tin
u inkling
Mr. Wilson Bi
nf Ihe Cnilei
officials gen.
II Weill
i til
iiliHld
.1 the for-1 oupled In th eompaiiv The captain j tuck which was prepared for by heavy
a) t,e that led th. company was ordi ed lo light j artilien firs broke down in front of
il make the I fires t.i -the opposite ends ,,f his post-j ,,ur new positions, 'I'l... enemy's bw
l.iv and re-1 tion, su Hint uur artillery ould better was henv) n assauli upon our po
I regulate its fir, as there was greet I eitlon suuthcHst of Votulerngch and
yen of what dangei ..i killing our men. Uoutheasl .f Igfuenetet was beaten off.
he the poin v I "The general in command of the "our airmen uttacked station build
lew of what 1 army in 'be voges said in .ompli-1 ings al Gerardmer,
i tbe pure-1 menting the men fur tinn bravery! "In the eastern theater: The aitua-
, nature uf Hi.- ...inpanv henceforth shunld i . . is liana. l
( eattaued m. fane six.;