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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL.
CITY
EDITION
CITY
KD1TION
MI IITV-SIXTH VKVK
,,,1 , WII. X. I.
AUSTRIA BRINGS
witt
fate
GRAVE CHARGES
OF BARBARITY
I ALLIES
of Alleged Instances
Viol
(nations oi intemation
iw Contained in Official
Book,
NON-COMBATANTS BADLY
TREATED. IS CLAIMED
Is Made That Hard
ly
Been
of En
Ubs
i:mm i
1 1 i
PI im i
TOM( I'dM'l
ION
Washington. July 15. Ger
many has laid emphasis repeat
edly on the trade in arms be
tween the United States and the
allies, in the German Bote of
February u, replying to repre
sentation! from the American
government on the subject of the
then newly proclaimed war zone,
the legal light of citizens of the
United States to trade in arms
waa conceded, but n was argued
that it was eunnllv light for neu
trals "to atoprade In contraband
especially the trade in arms, with
Cormyny's enemies," bccatis,, of
violations of other neutral righta
by i i cat Britain, A memoran
dum from count von Bernstorff,
tho (ier.na'i ambassador, dated
April 4, was devoted entirely to
the dlsoutajdon of alleged tolera
tion by the United states of In
fracttona ol international law hy
Qreat Britain and pointed out
that it was necessary in connec
tion with sueh shipments of arms
to take into consideration "not
only the formal aspects of the
' use hut also the spirit in which
the neutrality is curried out."
President Wilson himsi If
Wrote 'he reply disputing the
arms assertions anil the incident
uas closed, no further nut's on
the subjeel being exchanged, with
r many.
;
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;
;
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IIV MORNINO JOURNAL SPECIAL LKABEIV WIH
Washington, July la. Austria -I
laity's indictment of the method
hi. ire of her enemies, giving SC
ol instances of "barbarous treatm
of national! and prisoners
breachea of International law,
made uiihlle today in a "Red Bi
- I'd hy the Auatro-Hungarlan min
istry of foreign affairs through Ita em
bassy here.
The publication la called a "Collec
tion of Evidence" umi la divided Into
four parts.
The lirsl two parts." saVs a pre
fatory noip introducing nunteroua
depoaltloni Bttd affidavits, "contain
1 i b nee concerning the treatment of
Austro-Huntarlan diplomatic ami con
sular officer! by the government of
rieera of the hostile . ountries, The
eases adduced deal with the violation
"i 'he mosl elementary rules of the
m hi or hoapJtaJtty, a right conaecrat-
i since the remotest antiquity and
peeled even by the unclvlllaed na
nuns or tribes. Never tefoe have go
niv cases o the violalions of this
iil'IiI been instanced. In several cases
the illegal expulsion or arrest has pre
''I'd ihe actual state of war. a fact
v in. h still further aggravates the ..i
' use. The expulsion of the AuStro-
Hungarlan diplomatic agents from
VloriHico ami Egypt, whh'h is Irrecon
llabla with ' existing International
treaties has been made the subjecl "f
v a -i I. ,ni (XUsefla Abused,
The third part contains evidence
"I Hie treatment to which Austrian
" ii Hungarian citizens have lieen BUD
'I in most cases before the open
tng of hostilities in hostile countries,
i v.n if it he conceded that the pre
vention of ihe enemy's nationals from
I" mug the war is to a. certain extent
tmtlflable, the methods employed by
ihe hostile countries, and especially
' arrest and the incarceration of
. ,i men alek persons, women and
' nildren are contrary to the elemen
tal i usages of humanity. U was a
French professor of law who thus rie-
' M,l such conduct: 'To inflict suiter
inga on defenseless citizens of
the
"in v without imperative i
sons is
I" rryert in barbarism.'
The fourth part comprises authen
tic proofs of violations of Ihe laws of
warfare, From ihe evidence pub
lished herewith the conclusion Is in
' liable that there is hardly a rule of
Warfare which has not been violated
"heatedly bv Ihe hostile armies. To
ti'e numerous cases of disregard of
Ihe regulations concerning the use Ol
prohibited projectiles, contained in
The riaana mmiinnl about the laws
and practices of warfare on land, and
of the Geneva convention, must
ildeil the unapeii knhle outrages
which the Serbian and Montenegrin
troopi have lieen guilty. This ruth
lessly Illegal way of conducting war
operations, and the cruel and trea' h-
is parm inaiiiui ol ihe entire pop
ulation In acts of
more the rapse
which the people
war. certily once
from civilisation
of these countries
have undergone.
"The 'Collection of Kvidence' does
not purport to be complete in an re
spect. It Is naturally restricted to the
exposition or facts which have been
it her officially investigated or auth n
ticalcrt In ,.n unimneachable wav
"In proportion to the number of!
AGAINS
WEATHER rXVRECAST.
Washington July 15. Ne (
i' Mexico Parti) cloudy with local!
! thunder showers and cooler east)
' Sfyqj-LLj i I utj-1 - -irLi-u '
ngl) small. i i to ih- day, tlx
I of foreign affairs is ut
information concerning tin
mi.iI consular otfli bMa hi
re been m rested Tin' Austrian
I Hungarian! who arc being de
tii'ii in hostile CO US IT tea can hi
rated by the Hniuit Almost al
tkran still endure, silence tic
trageoua ntethoehi wherein iiit
inn-ins of hostile countries a)
in. tit 1 ik m 1 1 v at nuimht. Th
i'
in pi
likewise in
ily individi
being we
inching a
nf events
dcr.
line
ippr
annol have
omprehensi
km
news published in joreii
, n la possible in draw ti
daily p;
watt-foi
.unded conclusion t ii.it iin
f shocking violation." ol the in
sands
Of n. it
mi h.
ed, cap
fled ti
of International law
Be uti inevitable
massing of troop
as this War lias
nevertheless mos
the intfrnation.il
thr protei tlon of
freedom of the
peaceful cltlsens
disappoint!
agreements
eciences, sin
tht troops
government
Th,. Hague
ihl be wilfully v
mil officials ol
9 rati
Hi.'
under the aegla o
conferences refot i
ompleted the laws of warfare One
if the main causes for this uafoitu-l
late Situation must be ascribed to tllej
niuioytiient of trooD wholls unable
'to perceive the legal restrlotiona ap-l
plied to warfare, The French pro
fessor of law. already quoted above,
enumeratea the doctrine that countries
at war With nations of a low Standard
of civilisation are compelled to apply,
I methods of warfare which correspond
to the level of their opponent s mor
als, He adds: 'The French acted In
accordance with this precept In AM-
lea. Tonkin. China ami Dahomey; the
j English In India and Buaslana In Cau
casia and in Turkestan; France. Great
Britain ami Rui
not possibly expc
anil Asiatic aubje
provisions of inti
can not he the
ia COUld, therefore, j
I that their African
ta a ould i aspect the
rnational Inn . there i
lightest 'ioui.it that'
they ai
legard
lions v
halt-sa
ropes n
.. well aware that they are dis-
ng the tow of European na-j
hen Ihey line up savages and
agM against the troops of Ku-
powers.
Indirect ns.s iniiit.il.
"Th, object of this publication is
to adduce only such violations of the
iiitei national law as have been
perpetrated dlrectlj and Individually
.against nationals of th, dual mon
archy; it, therefore, does not Include
I tho ev idences of numerous exceed uig -
are t" w
found in the
unlawful
declaration of
France anil i
reel and general Way. Such breaches . uieni ol mi in " ifhials of the stab deoarl incut a re I .. ,' 1 ,.' ... , I ..,h..n,. nkurnh was laid 10-1
Creat Britain with regard to tne sta- marxime wan a re. sen. me
tua of .Morocco. Egypt and Cyprus, Injgestlon through Dr. Anton M'vei-
ih.. violalion of the rulits ol Uciiirai i
i nations and
in the systematic dlsre-1 such tin InUmaUon. Having lonoweu . ,,,,. . trangno tne i in raatefi vigor-i , . ,, ,,,,.,,,, .....i I
iJ(,Karil of the regii
litlHHlS HI OVKHU I V i I k MlHiU',WnOll till' il MIlMllll'Pl -ni'" i , -i , . L , . iu nill l',,r,,.y "".!'' ii mi' !. 'I' imii ill
this government will accepi a teoder , 1 ',' i;"'f"' ' :'n"' ''(, . t lt, the trcaiv a, he case of the Na been filled with ticket holders ever
1 , 1 a I nun., ia ,
"The prepoaten
ile nations to the
entire population
f inline must he s
iilcgious violation
fare. No less sn
of the hostile gov
tng, if not actual
precedeuted agtta!
disseminates lies
Most of Ule excesses
anils of innocent and
Washington
Slates within
oblv will .send
i . iv i d fron
gov eminent
extensive a
from Ibis
"inn in consonam a
of in utrallty.'1
Unoffit latl) word came tooaj maj
Turkey would follow Germany ami
Austria in makii r representations on
ihl. siihic, t and .should a note limn
.In. ( i,t,, enyci iimciit urriv
flclala would delay
their answer so as
inform the lermanl
alterable view of tie
grttU shipments.
No Higher Que
while Germany h
pi, mi. i
I'nltei
vidua
. oi responi
gtataa the h
in a neutral
ng to belllge
was plat Bd '
growth of An
niunit
phaais
ma nuf net ur
nris an
plosives. In th. Austrian note
nil' i- ,,f which have apnea red ii
notches from Amsterd
developed almost entirel) ti
..l,,si ,f th.. leiral finest l"tl
ll nnlnta mil that ill. American u'ov
aenmanl would be "ellt
the export of war material if
trad,, in contraband take- the toi
atoenalona whereby the neutrah
ntrv' will be eno 1 nswi
ii-wer lo He I'o 'live.
Details of the Amen in
u... haM dlvulued. but
answei
win
,7....,.,l Ihi.l tho I'llite Slat's
' ' . ,.. ...V,. o,.lr tilt
not univ cue us - ",,;' ,"."nlJ
national lew wn will i".' r-
la previous wars In whi' ' Germany
!",d Austral have be. i, interested
u hero import. itions of an is were cai
rled on in pxt-nsKe Brop' Hons.
Th,- slate department t is not mad
, ubhc the text of the UBtrlan not
us claim ,.r the hos-i.,f K(1 offices for the mediation ..r , ' " ,. 'Tth, braskan prohobli will place ., record h id in tnia city, an" was y"'""- The new on
..'i..u. ... ...,i. i.a i he 1 . l. o .... I ler Anderson, special i iniisi ma m un . . .... ,., ,l 1 1 , . , , , t , III, also lor the number ol "tgn . ..., .. i
iikiii o, line (lisi'ioe. . . ,,,,., u,i, has Ihe subnet In ' I
of large countrlek to Mediation SuggwitiH. . 1 '" , , ,, , pnymenl I nred, and regrets church dignitartea in auenon
ernments in t.derai- , .,. ........,, ior, f the British . Th" i;a. k"i - sMbiiu t-, a Germany, The flral ceremonla of the das was
'!ing. If mil actually inspiring, l ! u ,,-1 ,. jn ,,. ul ,. gg 1 1 cr tna ny's ' ' series of negate- ' U'" S,"" U- ""' '"' 'T ' i iVit. from the
ml fosters hatred ".,, ' ' 'Hons which tin v he carried on ' of the Nebraska n moves conclusively ' parish house to the cathedral
,,le have fallen victim are the .unci reDorta concerning possible me- ' IT, ,V , , , 7, ..and ''.' Character of lis cargo before PTancI CO, vv no as a n.v wis a
SutcSme of thai agitation dlatlon of the . .,s ..,; but always e',ed h'fow the Brltl.h iirtarL gtmcked, Borne high officials mn.c of young Qutgley In the streets
"The collection of evldene. as now nkv" Indicated that negotlatlona along ? 1 "'" B'n ' l'"1,'','' "" believe the United Btates of Rochester, N. i pr-ac i the
'published for general Infor mat ion. ;in,.s ,.,,, ,,,, , If Germany was kno v to the ahlpi , s. I d taastat tlual In exercising the funeral. n, Tho'iaanda marched
, ,,n not convey cv " ., faint idea or, ,,,, . ,,,,,, s ,,at in the V'T 'V' , .!' ' , ', ,,) or,gh' "' Mi "'" "hmarlna I- ill the pro. essh.ll wl' ' '.' ,"1 "V h-.,, '
the decav which the nations ol 'n'or-. Oermiin Kubmartne com- "randum thai ine) cannot arioru to man(Jer .,.,,. required In board caskel through the I'lti to tne trains
national law have .undf Mf Pr"n nrv?n mnndnrn w mild he sul'1"'1 hv rrin rePen v"'u Beutral rttnesi , , IM n, IM;, ,, Buj W0UU Ui,M that I whlcti carried them to th neterj
i ZZ?tZZ eli tor which the V .d stab B until shlpmcnl can b, ed i .,,,,, ,,. ,,,., ,.., ....
I contending thai Vm ins on bel ss i warning In In, IP 1 0 0011 nRnPliri T
flflR RPPl Y TH Summary of War , jj Z.UUU.UUUurtN :
mmrU IU rv,,cS ,.r ,. m mmm
miPTDiit umi M K KM i BNh 1
HUD I n I H HILL ,;' 5 ;''::, '::;"v:v: '';:', :,;:':,''':,;; , . :;.:,,::; - 1
Bt FORWARDED S iliilJ MMW,
I la not helieved tin German ambaasav . '1 Koltani on the Baltic a h Nebraskan bj a Oerman aubmarlna:
dor will discuss ibis phase with Sc.- , .... .,, ,,, u ,,. ,; ., " 'The Oetman governmenl received
tfmZ T,,nsi,, tomorrow, but he is ,,' 1 " '. " . i.... nflSMl. fmm news ,r reports tin Inielll- Qo,,Mi Ml Kill II I' f'f . ,1IK
irnltarl QtntflC Not Olllv HtlsUaid 't believe that his government : J, iV'7 Vj Via i in in-' success cverv- "'" ihe ateamei Nebraska n ' UnO prtsi rs
jUlllied oUUcb I'll y UrauM not be oppased to further nefco-. trhere for the r.erman Holdlera Thwhad been damaged by a mine or tor- LSQOiOOOOl llldlii ufl3Dl6 1 p hnd '
Rioht tn F if Hi ill Munitions tiations ov.-r the sinking of Ho i.u.si- : . . , fjUB,an are lighting i1"1" eouthwesi cossi of Ire 1 i' . lM ., alHss' SttueM
nlMIH IU LA Jt'il iviuiiiuwiivj Auainuna ana ......... . ...i laud It therefore started a ihnrmigli In P'wi Antthino tin Slin-t As exneeied,
hut H'lS Fxamolo Of 6er Usw of Ufe ttmll. successful open ' for the Aus Investigation of the case viih..ni de- . Turks Is ran
uul r, i In Huppori of ibis confidence, Qer- trlana is reported bv Vienna. '" ""' "' ""' "y! pllOS, OilVS 1160 UObb. str..imly natui
I A 1 i , , 1 1 ' ' 1 . . lie. ll, Ol ll bus In ,', line , o. I tilt J I.,, ,,,, '.
1 rVtdllU '111! US, .111,111 oiiiiiiiis lliew III leni ohi.i i" Tbe lllcs on Ibe lililllloll iciuu
I many hum niui i Mtll,m(.n( given out i. the Over- ui. uv rieneral sir Ian Hnmiltmi. th damage to Ihe Nebraska h was - ghorlttea
M 'seas News agency, an official agency, Lup Vommander hav. taken and held caused b) an allm k b a submarine. aeSttise Murm. assewt. UM aaaai r"'" "'
in Berlin, yeaterday. The ilaredi two atrongl) held Turklah Hries do- submariiie's Report. waahlngtoii, Jul) IS Krneai p, Jr'y'n '
HY MORNINO JOURNA. I.MCIAL LA , ' 1 1 S t 1 1 I f 1 1 1 0 n t IllllSt IhlVC 1 1 .' I l t ll t If ,,.,,1 . . , , . Ik, I ; , , I la 111' ll'S. ' I'll III. I V '" 1 1 i 1 1 g of M II V '.l I.IFl, ., ,, ,, , , , i I ill, A II I '
, foni.iaht i,,'.-'sl""'""n "f "e i''iman government. Tin- Turkish war office reports that th .-ubiiiaiin nut . a, am , jouna ,., ,-,,,.ss. who has been ,ll-supdv
i oi ere- 11 t'cc.ed the number of British, Rus- , , repulsed with great westward wltl I ., (lag i with no ,..,', ,, tot.kettUel ,...,,.
1 ., replj to th. noi. re. .... . ,nin sunk 1 1 , u ir ori neutral markings ir freeboard .... ' ? a ..r passage
1 iu that IheWurtng June and added this comment L,", , and thai an allied at- aboul thirty-five miles weal of EPastnet "v"' ' ,,.,,,,, her ,. aaya a country
which contended th ,il l Kinal " a i. n "" ' ' " "' "V "'" "' ? , 7 , , r I ,,, lie. In thai Ihl
?i!SntrS to the allies wee , maritally small, the .submarines using, ;,,,,, the iiioii.inaiio,, of the flag or mt- uarmanj i a no shortag . tat
ouiili.v i" ;o .,,., L,r.rv i.reeunlloii mill L-ivlne imit.i-i i. ,e.. ...... Ihimlii, Ihe no lugs Was I seen III Nil IWIIIr.ll!, I .......n.,. i I, Hurl. in ii here l.l'.l. .1 I
Uheir answer so as to a mu MnMUBiy anco- in '."""' , ' ;. ,.., kings, h ad the vea l - Ith . ; ; ' ' oTher countries
I lliglH-r Qmfkm ,., REPLV TO OERMANT I , ,,,.,, ,,,, .u, , i . , .,,,, the shot th Sll? supporting th. Hclglan people.
While 'hi inanv has aiimi ii a . igjWlth ad- i , i' I .',,',,.. aubmarlne mi the maoder saw that thi vessel had in I There I i defkiencj ol 1111,600,800 a
pioinaiie correspondence ; - ,...,!'.". ' .'. . i., n,e oieaniime hoisted ib.- American! n,.. work of distributing food
and will not do so until tn.- repij an
ALBUQUERQUE,
GERMANY WANT
S
UNITED STATES
TO ASSIST IN
ee to j
Duiinc,!
wh
Re
BERNSTORFF DECLARES
POSITION MISUNDERSTOOD!
Teutonic
10
irff. th
i re-
una
b the
tha l inn
1 St, i
lain
IVi
queatiOBi
t l a ha ml
the right
The (I
era! daj i
mori i
ence,
tin
dat,
tiling ti
i' l .11 '
f is confide
emphasised
igneaa to wo
MEDIATION MOVE
arbitrary andlthe express purpose of entering' into
negotiat ions on tin- entire iiuesuou in
.eriia i ii inai
.unslng hefor
today began to
position he belle
niiisl assume as
in.'., from Germ
warfare, lint US
sit ion would I - i
The president
ids prallminar)' 1
situation and soon w
the coiifercni es vv it b
sing and members
which will be begun
was siii.l tonight that
Washington in lime for
' abinei meeting Tuesday
it -ould not he learn. .1
whether the president haI
t Lansing any Instructions
rus scneuuiefi
interv iew
i with
c.,iint vi
..tobassaitf.r.
Mr Wilson r
the reported n
government of
note from Au-lna-
Hnrigarv protesting against large ex
ports of munitions of war t" tin- allies,
Imi lh- impr. ssinn was gainid Ihat h-
ib,. noie should contain I ... i . . i, i i hv the st"i' 'ii' tranaportation of Uie con-lis aato 10 nv , ' : 1 1
p. which thons-' ijVficiaiH f the nu iican govern- British authorities tn m enaeai ,,. H merchantman mual be vlsltfd Archbteh lonaano conduciea
defenseless, peo-1 m "V m the last few days have heard " ' "T , ,'" order I 'tormina its nationality mass and Archbishop I na, of tan
" warning and time for crews to leave posing sides seem to bi playing a vv hi. h had already set in, the 1 1 i ii .... mi. , then la con j 1
their ships, if no lesistance were I waiting game, For the momeni i - g timarln Hln e "the commander I H''''!'' ' ' '" " ' nonsi
i""i""i' i coruini: o in' i,..'--i ,.'i,"- ... . not iiiii'"i,iiia mm ,
officials here who read the state- j fighting in the Argonne region has pi tnesun "'arini a was """ireii "" eournglng generallj throtigl the
mint admitted that if this practice I gpickened jsume irom in- wide experiente 11 "," arefl
r-iwere oontinuen, the principles mri -I'!,,, fighiing in the rtaiian wai im in iieiuiuni, aaia in ' ""r,"'
ihe sciu ng ol, wn in trie i n 1 1 ei i Mains ass-o iissin - , , nitiniii s, ic oi mug i" evcrj i"'" " "
ln. ""I1"" , . ..... , i.i .. i . ... , nulls, , his wal area without flans. ,.,. , ,.. .... .l f.-...,, ,..,h. ,
, i.sii ii,'i.ii ,Moi',.,inoo oils .i ll'', r. . .. . . . , ,,.., ,
'. I . , i ., Im .,, In. b a tolfieilo III lie conviciioii mill lie .i,,.,,, i mi nmi nnible , lillv 1
nlted States on . infantrj ittaesa in m , w-.. wm A ' ' , , ... , .; ... ..... ,, I
him, President llson i( iH iinibrslood Ihat tin- Wnsningion ! ' - .'.,'. ,,' 111 WeigHim, ' "" '"""J ' " "Itl the vv
lltline definitely the , 1 1 1, ii Is ha v c ipi ld-d that a note ill r.l I a on u moo aov no,.,,, ,,,,, y.t, (1 IM,. i line, i jsi.ncs, r.i'-l'i a,,,, l.'l.inihl
. i iTnitnH Rtateai v. i i i Ratlin l.eurins on I Since tin vessel remained afloat he f0r the amitlt amount of Canadian and I w niaa m
. .. . ... ' j uispaii us ' , ',.n bad no occasion to concern hlmseli tustralian whi ii I. .. .. ,.i,
I reSUII 01 in- ' Ihls aunject, ano in gen rai, iholfurther iib tin boats which had ' .,, ,,
my on aubmarlne I eervatlon of American rights on 1,1 , ... . mtu ditii-i iictrn dv
how drastic this po-lgg ncen ia inn in a without a Nl' W KlluMl I lot U t) T Uh Crench
mid not be learned. The men coal strike in Wales H " '",, ,',""k thi Nebraa ri IO PDAMIA I AIM r Th"4 "' "
has nearly finlsh.il giving Cn ai l!ril,i..i anxie.. 'I ! 1.- "" ' '" meant for the American tLKo llHAINU LUUUt Noi'b"'
linlv of the C.-rman I in,.n have laid down ilieii tools alio "'' ,, ,,,,,,, . ihainpagne
, ,L. I...... u... ....... Mr ......s,, l.nl ,,l ll,,. ililitT I , I Hole IS ,o ,..., ,-..... " -" "I '
II I. ,ii WIH'iiliT ill- I'l'-'iu'-ii' nan s,-,,, .... . . i, Hi , 111, -d Ic Mnel lc.,l citizens. new r lll.ll
NEW Ml
SPEAKER PI EDI
SUPPURT
TO WOMEN
S.iM Kl'.llH
Clark, epeaki i
itntivea, b
i
Sllpporl V
fctusan r. Anthn
eilllal sllffl.lg, it
Mrs, Clark ha
incut for her 11
in appes ring and
, marina whethi r
be ern
sn .1 ke
INES
Washington,
I papers
jot the
Italian:
aubmai
that Hi
his ai
Llkev,
E
T
insiuned
it'll!
w
broken off. some of the
agr. i d to return to work
Tin Minimis of Cr. w i
dent of the council, has rnaib
nmi mi ni in the house of b
ib. British government hop
quickly to limit the expon I
to neutral -ountries to th.
thai
very
UNITED STATES
URGES
NGLAND
F0RSETTLE1N
preparing s note in (ireat Britain, treaty of 1828 that an American I da in a magnificent man bum at I
i urging early aettlameni tor or the re- earrvlna contraband could be de m ami Carmel cemetery. The funeral I
lease of thlrty-one cargo-s r imni ,, .. ....... .,, , , cathedral of the Uu Name
,.f..a .. . ., .... i ,, ni ni ti i : : i . . . . . . , .... ; . , , - ,. ..... i
I l. ready for oliduiale. ..nd coal Is m il I"" is o "" '., I r.r. nude all
Becretary tn- for the British warshlpa and the fat tne par ot . .................r oi ins jwwjewse ,.l ,...,e ,, ,
,f his cabinet, I tor lea engaged In th- prod in "'I ;' ';; ;,".,' ,',,,,,. ;,,,., T,. ,,Mu,T ,,,',,..1. Wlii.-'h has' lust bten
L would be In "as"'? Secaul sure. n government wpresaea ita ,- adopted, was in today In j lag in.
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li.tnnrt'.w III- m :.',oiiaii"iis wiin n v.-ie i" - -
lord PWI I
WASHING
TON NOT
SATISFIED WITH
THE NEBRASKAN
t ho
OFFER OF INDEMNITY
SATISFACTORY SO FAR
' 1)111 S
Wi
1 1
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i i
vessel
Willi
admission of I h t i
ad sxp
IH'tll
ill decided thai the
raised by the incident
the dispatch of a note i
further to conserve Am
in I he vv ar zone.
annul iimit Contention,
I officers of the Alliel II ,11
h mined
dnted
the
in
in many
that of
Vmerli an
el rrled-
itisens for loasea auatatned,
in liver
poll of
forwarded bi Ambassador
Investigation by Lieutenant John R,
Toweri naval attai in ol the ambaasyi
ntati n thai llu- Nebraskao was in
water ballast outbound from Liver
pool for Delaware breakwater, and
il,,, i although her flaw had been
hauled down just after aunset, as la
GERMAN NOTE ON
i. .a,, . Ilm vv a . did bv Ambassador
I l tol I I"
Munition i mi il-
h
was n
from Wi
ith her
hoist's fron
RED A I I IRI RIY
I" oi1
hell i
totla
ahlngl
ollt
I I III'
liberty
t iregon
cl. W.I
turned
aee the
lloseburg, when
Die train after I 0,8
bell, Hie Phllsdi l
v,.,, Kept almost
stops were mads i
i.ugciic and Gotta
Patriotism hare
huskv bystander
prknesa overt.
ilm
IV d
si
ateil a
inlC In a dense cl
I knoi king dovv n
persona taking t
hv the hell car
hi who aneered
hats off to the
and vvept as a
hand, held low
lomns of worn
d kissed the
held (heir hi
h
ih
ARCH Bit
rnino immaL sflri1 ii.biu wihi
.lulv I 5 With impress!
i, vv hlch in ii ked the cllm
days oi prayer for the rep.
if line
d i. mi ii, but hem "forth Ihe
Will be Used both III UP0B
insing (he annual - aelons.
Th atallatloa of the new grand
tig,. Officers com billed Ihe sessions.
JJamea i: Nicholson, newly elected
grand sited ruler, was presented
with a gavel made of .,u and coppei
from the frigate Constitution,
from waiicr Johnson of Boat
The principal elite! lalnmeiit
to, lay was the Elks parade.
a gift
irrtt-ror Mail, tttto
gaaajSS epic. 5o.
fit
DRIVE TOWARD
GENERAL OFFENSIVE
BELIEVED UNDER WAY
icice Fighting Is Reported
From France; Progress
Against links Is Slowly
, miirninii iimitii.i. aeceiAt, laiu
on, Ion. July l.'i I I : T. 0 p.
iail
III. I
tne Hermans prooeon noi
on .Maishal von 1 1 indenliurg,
reported lo have said a few
o ihat he would abort ly aaton-
world, have icneweil llnlr lit -
lack
n the Polish
apital from the
north
Thev
numbs
accord
lln tod
,v us taken
ireal drlv.
Colli Hill. 'll h l,n i.in
Tills claim is confirmed in maaa
uie bv the Russian official report la
sue, 1 yesterday which staled that tho
, ; ,i lam in i he i n e of strong I iertnan
forces Withdraw to their second line
or entrenchments, 'i bis move mi ih
pan of the Germans has taken the
unlit. ii v i i ale s oinpletely by Huipriae.
ii was general!) supposed that Gen
eral yon M o kenscii would, after being
strengthened, continue bis attempt to
ibiin choini railway
ch Offensive (iewral,
enaive probably will n."
.tend ft, mi the llaltb'
.in mild Uie Baal PrUBSian bonier to
the Vistula, west of Warsaw, for all
Ihe liiissian trOOpa in Ihls seclloii
magi be kept bUBy to prey.nl th em
from concentrating at the point where
the Qarmnna hope to break through.
ThlS ta tin .ec. uul II field Mar
shal von i linden burg has tried this
His lusi effort, while it ft i (Seat
Prussia of th Bueelsns, oost ihe iier
mans an Immense numher of men and
very neari) involved them In dlaaatet,
owing to the muddy oondtMofl of tha
ground, Now, however, there are)
olllv bad roads or lack of muds lo
ml wilh. II Is possible also thai
the Hermans have built railways t"
their northern front as they have dona
in Central Poland,
righting lii ITanee
the Afgonne continues to
oi the most sanguinary
of the opei atlona here,
hi the west. II Ill-nil
i nntradlotory as usual,
nu grant movement baa
be n undertaken ami no change baa
occurred in the line ihul could be
n , . ii iii. i d on an oidllult'V limp
Continuation WSJ received tonight
1 1 inn so ' lertoi ai inn Hamilton of Hi"
vv lin h rm some iliiys uia s I
ics were reiiml'il lo nave hi
l
mi ihe i lalilpoll peninsula, Acco
(.. Oils report two lines of Ti
in in lies were cautured, togelher
rdlng
rklah
w uh
nth
tile
Th" Turks nil llu
1 1
iW, owing In ini-
. fortified posltlona
llntlsli iiillltnry ail-
expi i . ii lafnol imi w Uh Hi-
. I. occasional line of tranches,
m breaking thi morale or the
ni mi the exhaustion of their
it ammunition. Germany's
h in have Rumania allow tin,
of ammunition through that
to Turkey la taken tn mean
upplv is running short.
M'll III
OWN ul
111, A
l.li
P
in. i 'Prsasnysg. a
Poland, till, miles
has been captured
rm i ...s. according b
tOWn of ItiiHsinn
north oi Warsaw
by the liernian
the otfh lal state
ment giv en out tods I b) I he uci
army headquarterf staff.
Ti,,- Oermani also announce
they have Raptured the village
Konsya to the south "f Kolno,
hav. atol mod ill" In ighta of Olsa
iu.i t heasl of Su w ii l it i
The text f-
l n Ihealel III smith
i, not fur from Wyseliaete,
a number of mines yes
good results.
Ighborhood of Sum hei
ittacked in h. yi nil places,
reoulaed everywhere
ugh
.lllllolls
"The
b in. o Ic re pea 1 1 .1
a I -
tempts yeste
day and at night to re
tositlons we took from
i ..r Argonne, Notwtth-
capture the
them in I 'or.
I Sta mi log t Ii.
i' employ men! of largo
'iii.innips oi ammunition ari'i shook
forces brought up. all their attu. ka
broke dovv n In man) places then.
was bittei righting with hand ur. -
miib s, in i iicmintel'H al close iliur-
The enemy suffered astrsordlnarl
ly heav v b.ss-s Th- number of Krench
prisoners has i n Increased to sixty-
elghl olfic is and ;i,ss men.
"The succesa of our troops was all
INI, I
. M.
ANOTHER GREAT
WARSAW MADE
BY HINDENBURG
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