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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOl'ltNAL.
CITY
EDITION
CITY
EDITION
. ra
-SIXTH YKAl!
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY
twill In Carrier r Mall, 6o
n Month. single 1 ' .plem .c.
iRANZA AGAIN
SSERTS nil
AS FIRS! CHIEF
i'1
Will Have Nothing to Do With
Any Foreign Counrty Which
Fails to Send Representa
tives to Him.
OCCUPATION OF NACO
RESULTS IN PROTEST
States Demands That:
Agreement With General!
Scott .Regarding Border Be;
Adhered To,
!V MORNINO JOURNAL PZCIAL LCAREO WIRI
Washington, July It. Diplomatic
gdvl s reaching Washington (ram
Ifexico today said General Carransa
had Klven notice he would not receive
com in ii ii it aliens from or transact bus-
im with foreign governments which
ha vo no diplomatic agent accredited
t ins government at Vera Crux.
Enforcement of such older practl
cally would mt off the Carransa gov
imment from further communication
with all the forelpn nations Which,
have ministers resident in Mexico I
City it would not, according to the
till irni.it on received, sever his Infor
mid relations with the United States
government as Carransa is understood
to regard Consul Billlman at Vara
ciuz is a properly accredited agent
General Carransa' Washington!
agent today said they hud no adv'lces
of any uch action on the part Of
thi ir leader nor had tin y heard that ;
n Vdvlcaa I mm apital.
lUnlCation with the outside world:
here have been no advices con
ipa under General Pierro and .a
i i where In the vicinity ol l'a-
ica. Neither has the .state depart
nt been able 'to net any convincing
r as to the exact condition In the
iltal or whether the Zapata forces,
reported two day ago, are uKaiu
Eietlv control of the city.
I'mlest Sent U t'iir;ttu
'he Mate department today look
lei of proteatet agalnsl the occupa
i of Nu' o on the Ronora-Arlxona
i Crux calling hi attention to the
in oi ami asking him to abide by
Scot! agreement negotiated with
general and those of General
i, providing that no military oner
endangered.
the America
attack UpOl
the agreemi
citing Wahl
Mat Carranst
Unofficial
n toniitlil
i hicit.' na
p.'iiink to withdraw friuu
lliotitie at riiiintica.
QUlet ttas it. stored and older
alter Carranaa army under
il I 'lilies had occupied I be town.
"its thai ihe Carranxa govern
would shut off . onununlcation
ations which bad no diplomatic
accredited to him at Vera 1 !rU,
I uiten.so Mtirpri.se In official cir
larlieularly in view Of the gen
nderatandtng thai (orelgn gov-
any government
w Hi-i announced
Britain bad detel
recognition until i
been recognised
a tin
feci
nl li
med to
Stat
No
uish
are
1 ,.l 11
I arl Inicrt oniioii
present I ondltiolU in
being given very serious
m by the Washington gov-1
11 by the administration in the
dtat future, despite tile fact
th president and secretary of
have cleared the foreign rela
'i sk lor the time being Uh the
Ub of the third note to tier
regarding ubmarlne war-
official quarti rs the opinion pre
trial the military situation in
' o just at Ibis time is loo 1111
iin tor any new step on the part
l Tailed Stales anil the
ipproachlng conflicts
in B lid Villa forces I
' o i beins awaited wit
la interest.
her Mexican M'lt ices ri 1
Wi re communicated by
ment as follows
autcome ;
between i
central :
- I dated Jul
' oast say that
Jt'th.
, It lion
" Indians are on the warpath, no I
age has been done to American ,
'ertj at l,os Mechl. The cruiser
eland hjtis investigated conditions
1 and reports the place quiet.
sh ike ai nil Property.
rhe dgpartfflent is in receipt ( a
tram dated July -'1st, from Vera j
'. Mating that about 1,000 work-
of the Hnaatecs Peiroleum com-!
went nu strike the 1 iith. cans
Ihe company's plant to cease OJ
lona It Is stated that the Com-1
. recently Nettled a strike by ln-
ii.l; the workrrten' waiss froin
o lftn per cent. It is further ro
od that the local authorities Hp
lat the situation and have Kiiar
ed protection to the company
W I M ill It I olil 1 -sl
Washington, Ji
Mexico: Friday at
'i ally fair.
OF REVOLUTION
I pro pert
emptoye
II is stat
i
the
sett ment ol
! l l i s
PO I At I M l.
n o w i rut ii t
ll I u
Aria, July II. The mili-
ation of .Who bt t'airanza
ordered n Wednesday by
Hies at his headquarter 4
arconlinn to li. Qarduno,
I OBSttl lit re. w IKI said ho
i mmmi today from the
commander. Tlx- (vacua
is understood, ihould take
tomorrow morning at the
t;try dvm
forces w
Otaera i
Del Ki...
Carraasa
receii ed
Carrangs
tion, it i
pl.-HV bv
latest.
"V.
only
prose
providing custoa
service, he said
Report of iiis
military mocencnts
were mad
today by i 'all, it is itat
further announcement of
td that no f
Lis plans wi
ranza funvs
the movent
nora. wlnr,
ernor of BoT
tend the cits
be made by the
until thf eompli lit
t ag i"st Nogali b,
Maytorena, villa
ira, is pre pa rial t.
Oar-1
n Of
-
WANAMAKER SUGGESTS
PURCHASE OF BELGIUM
,Bt MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LCACO WIRKt
Philadelphia, July The pui
i has,, of Belgium from Germany bj
the United siat's and the Imposition
of high duties on import', and export
by this country ware among the ug
gel tion made by John Wanamaker
m an address here tonight st a meet
ing; at Which prominent bualnas snd
professional men formed local
brant h
of
the Nat tonal Sc. mm
league.
late! elei
ration, si
business
Mr.
Wanamaker, who wa
ted
president of the urgarii-
id it
men
! now the duty or the
o( this country to do
all in th' ir power to restore normal
conditions in Europe and proposed
that a hundred million dollar b
loaned Without il
rest
to the yo t in- ;
if Belgium, He
i government
led over to its
nam ker da
d StaPs had
ment (or the purchase
suggested thai later t
of that country be tin
own people. Mr. V;
elated that the I'nit
made its flrt mlstakt
failed to protest agtlini
of the neutrality of Ih
CALLED OUT TO
ITP
la
Two Strikers Killed at Bayonne
During Attack on Standard'
Oil Property; Sheriff Is
Powerless, j
IRV MORNING JOURNAL SPtr.tAL Lf A5IO WIRtl
New York. July 22. Whet her mili
tia would be called out was the iiics-
tion tonight In Bayonne, N. J wher
twai mole men to re killed today in
HUm I , i . i , i wtrlkiliL eintlo'es ol
dard
ompi
f New Jer-
he death
strike thus
Rtigeni
K
workt 'i
rs, calk
tl'oop.s :
earnestly t'
I on liov. J
Fielder (or troops after he hai
, eered Hy crowds alter the liKln
bUT P. I'adler. adjutant general 0
f jersey, waa ordered to Bayonne
it
his report reds tne caiung ou
militia.
o( tin
I Shi I Iff Kin I e ol also
Washington (or redew
.and tvi "f them were
i F,.t bj the d. partmenl
Vrbitratlon Poai
1h 1,500 strikers to
j the offer of II. m y WH
; alt mer of public Bttfoty, ft
I I Ion board, cniipos, d 0
commissioner, This ,,
1 g believed may end the t
at ica' t brine about i
! ., al nnvHl tb
di.it
114). tliateb
" epted
oinmis-
irhitfa-
trti'
The
1 nds
ea to '
writ- I
pany plant oKIClals,
Today's disordei s
strlk-
the shower of hi ICKS,
is with v 'H' y t'oin their
.,- two futile attempt to .
plant, the strlkt ra retri
t hree of their number wot
Aft
th.
bn.rrel w'orks, .a short th
the Standard plant. It I
hour. Two of the attaC
Stanley Murhefko. aged i
lav wsasktui, aged 19,
by bullets and thre. othi
Jured seriously It was w
of ihe guard wa wouni
Fnllnwins tin- Tldewati
a! that no
ed
riot. Shi
iff Kinkead made bis unsuccessi ttd
tempt to disperse 1 hem to ' "
appeal. He was hOOted ''"' " '
Deciding that the sit mi' am was
viinil his ontrol be u lepnortea
troops, and to Washington (or
media tors.
Rioting Continues.
I -iter in the day guards within
Tidewater work tlrod "ti a crowd
1,680 persons outside the works I
the laitiT replied with revolver,
injuries were reported
of
Karly tonight ngnting oegsn
roWd near the plants and 1 man I
lected of being guard was resc
v five motorcycle policemen. EXI
nation at a hospital showed the 1111
ondltlon to be serious
There was an out I. re. 1 k at
found tile plants today. Ih'-' 1
taced the la rue oil tanks hut WJ"
Insulshed i.isiiy.
sheriff Kinkead tonight called
here.
There wer assigned wuu
the plants in group o( eignt
MIMTIA VOT Ni l HI l
ni PltKSKRtl
I I" I
Wilbur F." Sadh r. of the NeW Jerse'.
ruuional i iard, late (onlghl reported
the military ilepartment here that
n troops would be necessary to matn
Nta. il Havonne uiiless thr I-
MILITIA MAY BE
SUPPRESS Rll
EINA
L
c
jUIIIIH
1
ERMANY FROM
WASHINGTON QM
NEUTRAL RIGHTS
iven to Amei-;,h"
morrow i
FURTHER ATTACK TO
BE RESENTED PROMPTLY
Sh
ates
View,
Callei
IAL LIASID WIRtl
.'. The United
fore determ'n
li general dip-
brief period.
. official ojuar-
lie reception of
: Germany that
Uvea through
Stall s
inif tit
governmen
nxt step
loinatic policy, wil
await Indications
, V to I
y will
'laid
it by
cation
i,,.
tin.)
in
i
1
last
I by
It w
partn
v 1 1 1
the United states government would
regard further transgression of its
right. The general trend o( comment
was that the repetition of such a dis-
asti r as befell the LuiBtania would
mean lite convemnv; ( congreaa by
I'resident Wilson for consideration of
th,. action to be taken.
i tht' oM'tit that tile status ipio Is
chi
t hat
in
(uture "ill conform
to Ihe
avtnf
eslBl illK
int. ilia I it i iiii I law in
Ivea of Americans on tint
haul a, President Wilson wHl
up very soon the situation that
ansou with Great Britain over
(i rencea with Ann rlowi com-
liy thC allies.
No Utitlsh (SnntlMlona
has
protesi again
not
nl n
dent wii
alve the
son has been
iiii Illlng to
loiioessioi, iii ilerlin that
tin
eoll-
troversy
( t Wi l li I He I linen Mini'"
ami Germ
iv wnv could he
l h
th
i known today, howet e
arc indication t hat t h
that if
new Am
there
' note to 1 lei many is
' friendly Spirit and tbet
I intention further to y
' rinhts on the MnU seas,
) teset to cre.it Britain
ecelvi'd
fi appear
olate ne
the new
will I"'
pro-dts-
patched probably within
j fortnlithl.
III stale I'l int ipl
pats is being gather d a
department, hut tin
bly Will Pol deal ti
1 specific instances, 1
, for the general pi
1 with ran wad Insist
ni
any
exten
tinns. in ordet
With what th
In council to eon
United stiites ret
mis
Jus th
accepted rules of Intel n o
The recent filintt of a
I i 1 w
ciyeat announcing that orders
council ami British municipal law
not affect the right of American 1
-.ens under International law, was
first step in 1 he policy tt bii Ii
I 'lilted States is pursuInK to obtain
, J? j today in official and diplomatic qunr
r'flc ten on the nature of Ihe new note ' 1
tproat "iiiermnny. Sufficient of il,s content!
'' 'a"!has become known to cause wide
tided I Hpr'iil comment on the apparent Ij
attacK I determined position taken by lb'
P 11 v H I I 'nited Stall s.
n "Hi: Orduna Case I mtertaln.
a half j , program has been made In Ho
party, invsatlsatlnn of the case of Ihe Brit'
torpedo without warning. No evian
I has been received to establish bey
I doubt that ihe torpedo was fired.
nd
Hill
'.until this is available, il was said
'official quarter the case proha
. would no! le pressed. None of
I inure 111 pajMsager wen awake
thi tinie of the attack, and the st
department, it is said, is reluctant
act on what might be construed
partisan testimony such a th st
! tuents of the officer and 1 tew 0
III
bli
irltlsli vessel.
NORDICA'S Wll
ADMITTED
ATE
ItY MORNINd JOURNAL RRECIAL tl
New York, July --' Sui
ilan today adniilled to
of Mm. Lillian
Nordlct
the sinner. Who died
Mat .
1 al I.
the Far Fast (OlloWtflg an illness i
hrouRht on by exposiire due to ship-;
w n ek.
Depositions ware read from govern
ment authorities of Thursday Island.
Wher Mine. Nordic, made th " .1
assertion thai she was in mr nso.
mind al the time, contrary t
ntati in- nt. of lo r husband, 1 lei t 'I
OUng, who Was cut off by the
of Hie will, and contested it.
the
Big iiicrcnse in ICx ports,
Washington, July M. - Largs In
rrease in export of explosives, Iron
and steel manufactures, automobiles,
leather, cotton and woolen goods,
chemicals, all classes of metal Koods
niul foodstuffs are shown by detailed
department of commerce statistic for
Ma', Issued today.
Kaiser Threatens
(iermans Working
in Shell Factories
Bar lilt, Jul
Rarvllle.t An -published
here
the fact that T
in factor! 01 i
ticularty in the
Due inn wut
rendei tin
nu attention to
;. i mans orking
il ountriee, par
ti , states, pro
toe the enemy,
a bit to arueecu-
tion (or treaaoB, undi r itaragraph ss
r the itial cod Lvenalisitia ste-h as-
Another p
; . ode authot i
la-jftsf ..f such i
I, nil, ,1 nitron I
rapn ot m.- penai
proset utlon hi ihf
i a even a hen com
d it is understood
courts w di ii ot eed
Scri
HOW WOt 1 I ' I.I KM x N
Kl M il si t ii oVrHNDEHH? ;
the 1 ierntan pent
prosecution (01 II
working in facto
on I7.uu;
erman
United
applies
ecetved
i states hu h i'n
I (or enemy counti
her,- too late ton
thorltattve comma
Official wh i
I not sc,. how ii
niiLTlu I"' the st
.ati'H and thi
German from
fatherland. It
the offense w
pri fn i mhi oi
somi
their
provemem m ut i,
i ion has been so marki
o-sicians attending him
shite farm annotim ed
further bulletiiiM wouli
itvs t hi re should be a
Worse, I nfhvmmal Ion
wound In Prank' thr
d thai t
,,i th
toiiiuht
I be iss
change
from ii
Prank hi
and t'dei
Summary of War
News ol' Yesterday
nes. ot operations mm in ion sw ma
t he east' t n thca.li i o( i hi war, par
cularly In Rufglan Poland.
Tht re is little In the official tate
cut issued from ncneral heudquar
r.s at Pi irogfgd t itfadli t tin-
aims set up b the AutroGerman,
K there are indications In all 'hl
immunicationii that (Ighting HI a
est di speratc nature I in prOi
ni that the Itugalana though (
n it. are resisting With detern
In the drive lowartl the full
Hal, the Russian hfi been p
hack on the I doine-N.idaiv.y n
Which they sit
with mi tlyi
rod. Berlin d
of General vot
thi- Russians
tvangorod to 1
capital and Is
the stronghold
uiK.lv occupy, 1
Ig ib fciises of I v a
ngo-
' lares that th
WO) rll b h i -
nto the (ortr
iriny
Iven
of
1 In
1 To the norm on 1
; heavy dghtlng ha oi
the Cosack have N
! in the neighborhood
! Russians claim to 1
Tight hank of Ihe I
! ponenta.
j Between the Vlatu
innd in lb' Lublin "
reanrotlveh ot Fish
Hired in
t., he making steady pro
latter haVlng stormed and
Russian posit loll over a w i
A dispatch 1 1 "in th' A It t
quarter say 'be offensive
Austro-llermuti arrolea in
land is proceeding with m
regularity and thai althougl
stans m e . tinging d perate
nosltions. tbev are I I ll
Po-
Hike
The Russlanf arc
talgn l aaaum 1
the other 1
tensive mi
with Gorlt
has develt
111" lo ses
(act that
have been
pi d la 1 g proportions
Hid
ian b 11
Itlie Ha
day. The Autftrlgn in 1 ounti r- it-
tack succeeded in regaining poaltlotu
; which tiny h.oi previously lot. m
Italian i
gaged a
(ighting
has be
Doberdo
'I lo I
fighting of i along thai
opt with the I" SV) Kiins, wl
not ceased their cannonade
h nnth of time since the war
The A m I a nt note to i
w hich is declared in I tie fl
of the United stales not ' i nn
reference t.
its rllthls,
(urthOr IransL'i
he. II di p
ih rlin,
An Interesting fact in conn. . 1 1 m
with the Herman submarine warfare
Is contained In a, dispatch from I. on
don which sats thai for the week end
ing July ft, not a British ship, or
fishiiiK craft was sunk bt German
siibnuiriaeH. erulserti or mines- t to
first Install, c of the kind llnci the
t a r
;an.
ALLIES SUFFER
HEM LOSSES
ON DARDANELLES
T
British
to ires
ula Aie
Constantly Under Fite,
TURK STRATEGY IS
COSTLY TO ENEMIES
Invaders Lined Into Partly
Abandoned Trenches Only
tn Rn QltrtiAAtod tn Rain nf
Deadly Bullets,
j Berlin, .it
, erton, .
I last weal
i have be
mimed on the part of
consid' rahle, Atti t
llerj to support Iheli
cd on Jnlv T in tin
infantry ,
helllns
of their own lunches,
he Turkish artillery continues to
acute. New batteries hate been
iiLiht upon the Asiatic Shore and
the roar of Beddul Bahr, andalnce
8 hate caused heiivy losses n
n oid material to the allies, whose
ips nu! liases are now constantly
ler tile s. v en ammunition depots
tile allies Well' I'Nplodeil during
period Horn July li to July 111.
I was din principally to the lite
Turkish batterle on tpa Asiatic
hi. Again! these batteries the
ill. it oi I he alllt " is powerless and
attack on them from sea is prc-
ltd by ii'
e, ording
sill. marines,
untied British
I'll interview!'
sol-
. it
nng
lit ,
h ellli
run
-II I iitlti ih 15
I I. IMs t.ool) I'lllH.ltl ,ss
on, July ' - (8 p. in.) The
1, poii received from General
Sir la
1 1 hlef 0
lamilton. commander m
,. British expeditionary
(. Dardanellea, recounting
in up P. yesterday, Was
might hi t he offtoln 1 pre
(ollow:
Sir I in Hamilton reports
northern section of op. 1 -
Idins party rushed .a
he Hold of our line din
II ol .hilt I I, All tile ell
.opt one who was killed,
p.i an anti-alrcrad kuii
bureau, It
"1 lenera I
that In the
at ions a n
trench on 1
Ing the nig
ill July IV a
loi at i d a ml
id from one
ttjlh tl
in
Tin lit
some
II tin
ade
attach
en. lieu
then
ronsn
hsi
dat
u: ress, dii lit
nslgnlf Irani
iiiok wua
A
on llu
Hem b
pall o a '
held by tbo
I I loll
! r
In both sei
S has la en
active '
-.ii om 1 rv
POINT
ON II 'in VI I
Tin
id are 111
tin. have
islrlyeh,
dl feats II
eporl to 1
ta ken
e port a of
hired
British
B Hie
SEGREGA
l ECH
VED
O JOUSNAL HRlriA
icjseo, Jul) 2
hlef of poiio.
location an
if Oakl nd
odaj . i ! wi
minutes w In
time ex pll . d
his address,
is address Wa
li his
before
UtlK
led
i'b
W llll
Stesd
irked
i. ri.
legate anruggil
)RE APPEALS FDR
CROSS ASSISTANCE
iiuesls for aid in the Kuropeun wai
zone were received today at Red Cro
headquarters. German and Austrian
prisoner in Siberia want clothing and
medicine. They Will be Sent with the
consent ot the Russian government
ami in eo'opsratlng with ' Chicago
Herman Austrian society.
French hospitals bate asked for
, a nilities of druns, disinfectant and
clothing for surgeon and nurses,
'lies will be dispute lied at once.
GERMANS ASSER
REVENl
ISriMONY
liiiio arilHj)
Chit is". .
ed t'hlisllal
(ot nn r. acc
' . 1 lt. il toil.
. haigaa aga
il. ants i I
If city i
last (all tb
now In" "li
i onft sued '
trust, limit
James I;
Prank Ryat
voyant tru?
.Hi and W lit!
bad n d phot
' .1 I I'M "'IU
ment f"i po
more fully it
the ctndulou
in . taatimttii:
tFIR TO $15,000i000
New York,
son, on Il
the, $oii. inui. in
John i bui ''i
veil hoapttal
ape ration fo
Jameson wa
The entire
William V J
,vt'K Ills II "1
SITANIA DISASTER
CLAIMSANOf HER
New
ath
oi k
f tie I
film
huaband, 1 leori
ma ii a (s t urei .
non. a
hX life
pedoed
(or tin
wh
n the Luaitanla
ll'lievetl to he I
mslhla
rn on,
apart -
it had
Mis.
w host
b
menl here
shot hersel
entoil wa
t he act ret
I ai.Mtania .
-h
several
a Mstef
tt ho was
nk.
layi
of
Jol
t.
ireat Battlo Is in
arnJ Austrians Are
Reinforcements
Critical Positions,
no
i:o
nnshin",
. 1 rn a , nrr.iAl i limn wiaii
Vi i ill London, Jul) -
The official atatente
Itotlle. .lull
ItM a. un
issued by the Italian
night says
"The situation In '1
1 ml 1 'arm is Unchsngl
l
I I Hi tile Is. in-
so, our oi 1.11 it .
il to develop
along the whole front
front Monte
Nero to th
the enemy'
(raso plateau. I)rplte
atlempts to sever our left
from tin
1 i t tt lo re
Hon and
Isonso brldgas,
maintained our
h vc made i ni
several points,
we hate , v
r Ik iii.i 1 post
tHWorl by ad
C 1 pt 11 1 itiK a 11
the
infi
rriedij
replat
bringing up r
' I be gri III bats
l K'l III t VS
1 I MM
him n
sl I loN s
.lull
.) "In
halt le
in Hie 1
K I I
with 1111-I
ilateatt
, artilbi
Sol
Hie
in
'I
near Si
rail .ii kid
Inal posltli
Irillissllll f
and capt ured
tns, Hie ei. 111 '
imit hwsst ern
am rate fiitht-
' HI
Hie
"Ton in f.
It but t mi
th- develop'
Ing, Thro
before our
enemy aui
portion.-, uf
pulsed dm
"Attack
d lulo hand 1
' it tack fail
woe entangti
id rwiit
tiaterday
m
ints.
int
The
sums
.a .1 in pICCI In
.on positions, I
fin nk in
"Afti
have m
i loherd
ntalned
plateau
thsir posit
as Well as
iritis.
Of suppoll of
Near I'luzii
thel south III
mil Hi- Tl
gin and
Itl Ida'
'li
D WANTS TD
IIJY MACHINE GUNS
k, Arlg.. July -'
al supei Inti ndent
r o it a- ruiir i. I.
t'harlea W lianas
phoned
I lutant
tod. It i .
general ot t he a rlson
offering m pun hre
four lino hine nuns fi
mil guard,
Hill apiec ,
11 prolei t -
impany at
battle bo
IliK Hie plnpe
.f th
NiigalMd Bonora when
I w en r.irtatiza and Villa forces Is lin
mlnent. The offer was refused as Ih
i - belonged to tlic government.
ITALIANS CAIN IN
BLOODY STRUGGLE
ON THE ISON0
RUSSIANS HOLD
I
IN CHECK, BUI
SEVERE FIGHTING ON
WESTERN WAR FRONT
ill Heaviest
Operations
of Austiia
U't'tl,
I Austro-Oerman nriuies continue to
I pre the Rutan fafOM dafendlng
I Warsaw, bill While they have uiiide
Iprogr at some point, they buva
I not made ,,m wrlOUl breach ill the
I well fortified Inner linos,
Th Kiis.-i t'ls hate been pressed
I hack to the bridge head positions di
ll, th west of Warsaw ami into tin
j fortress of tvangorod, further to tlm
Southeast mi the Vistula. But, at
I these points they are probably In a
better position to offer stubborn re
: 1st ill.
The
mad'
to their opponents
two attacks that are being
from th north along the Na-
tew titer in field Marshal von
Hlndenburg and that which Field
Marshal von Macksnssn ih directing
frttm the southeast, between the Vis
! tula
ual Hun liters, apparently have
h. l.l up, or Ihe UWtnani art
Ig lor 1111 opportune moment to
forward and catch Ihe ItiiNSliMIH,
d it he decided to evacuate War-
NlHvcssi's o llllllli'd.
The Berlin official statement doe
tMl claim any alliance (Of von Mack
j enaen, while the report, although h
stalls thai Ihe Russians have ceased
tinir counter-attaoM along the n-
reW, does not mention any Hin t ens
"i t mi 1 1 nub nliiirK.
However, should the Russian, hold
Waraavt 11 would lurpriae ihe mill
t u t iii-lt Ins In 1 In illii d coiiulrli'4
EUTONIC ALLIES
WASnWM
jnfjlwh'i have dlvicoiint'd the '"w of the
city, attacked (rom nil iidcs M op
ponenta possessed o( aupsrlorlty in
gun ami munitions,
111 and i-ii . Nicholas, nllhoiiKb aide
, to debt ei some
1 lacks and Inflict
; A list i'o-i Iermans,
1 place, consider
.'l iiiles. Ihe loss
tlngine1 uountsr at -heavy
Iomhcs on the
KlUSt, In tint first
the safety of Ills
of which would be
much mote serious for Ihe Russians
than retirement from tin- Polish capi
tal and tin. territory around it.
in th.. region of Shavll, on the Im-
biss liter, ami on the Miirhiiupol -
Kovno road, th German claim a se
ries of HticccsHON. but nothing i" "!
of the (Ighting near Riga, for which
.at in. .iher German army is head"
ink'.
Seteie Fighting
. .1
The Argonne ami th Vosgsi still
ne the (cans of die vr fighting
n the west. The account from the
ippnslng sides are as contradictory M
011, hut 11 would appear thai tbo
French re tb,. aggrenor in the
os and have mad.' "onie brngrCM
ml
in. German hate offset this by a
sartlall) uoessful offensive In the
rgonne,
The Italians conlluile Ihclr attack 1
! 11 Ion
the ISOIISO, the battle f"l lb-
11 of Gorlaia and the Carso
a assuming, lamer proportions
ior men botttg engaged than In
previous battle on the Italian
The Italian claim to b rrttk
platt
and
inn
fron
init progress, while up- Austrian con
sisieniH report that all attacki have
been repulsed.
a si (lit iai iocounl issued to
night nt ' enl riitiitintf on Hie Oalll-
noli oenlnaula Indlcatea thai Hie an-
KaKem
ni- have been
if ralber a
liil-
id Ho
ri 1 it 11
It D RKPOHTH
HI sl'l It ill
IGHTING
London,
in 1 Th follow ii
I loll WaS Issued
dqusi ici s tonight
ie disirii t of Shavll,
th
enemy
of Ihe
is ' "ie eulralimt on
lines West
Mttau-Hhavtl road
in ihe trans-Nismen district there
was dsspsrat (Ighting ysgterday on
the river Jissia, southwest of Kovno
"on ihe Nare-w front, nes rth Ro
many (Rosas) bridge bead, Aesperato
engagement occurred. Near nu- vii-
I o.. s 1 1 1' Miot.hka and KavkS, in tbo
oiirse of a
nicks tell 111
countisr-attack
on and abn d
111'' I n
a liri man
1. -Nad.'i
defei.Ke
front and
1 1
1 angorod.
Th,. battle betwssg the Vistulaana
the Bug tr- ten) it again gaaunted a
itin dsspergt ohargcte Th sjwmy
la roncentrstlng bis principal effort
in the direction of BaUttS. Fratniki.
I Volslavll.e and GrOtlboChoffi several
villages on iho hclkltts ciiiinitliik hsndl
nxiiln and again,
i m lb" Bug Hiere has hee fieri e
fighting from Kryiow to Dobrotvor.
On an extended (ron( above Bokal we
elegrod Hie tlitht bank of the Hiik of
Ihe enemy and took about 1,100 prls
I oner In tin lllaj;,, of I'olnur.llUu."
.Ill I IIM
III INI.
I I.I NOW
i oi i. it i n
l,l NS
I dine. .Inlf :.'L' (via Purl. 4
p
iin i The battle "f Hiii ixia and Cargo
I pi. He, ,u l sasumlni ureal proportions,
prom Oradlsa sud Gormon th itai-
lan are atlatklitK th" Podknra and
Sabotlnn mountain, which although
on llu- iiu'ht l.ank of the ISontO, domi
nate Gorixla An Itnliau conllng" nt
is holding I'lavla anai't-1 constant
Austrian attache, ami forcing their
way against Monte Zatito. These
in. unit. .ins furrri the greatest defenses
of QornUS- The lop of Podgota la