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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL.
CITY
CITY
EDITION
EDITION
Vol. W". iw
ALol
JERQUE, NEW MEXICO,
Mi
. It
WARHAaSPURRED
EVELOIMENT OF
BESOMS IF
UNITED STATES
Future Industrial Independence
of This Country Is Believed
to Be Decidedly More Than
GREAT PRODUCTION ERA
IS ALREADY IN SIGHT
Field of Chemicals Espe
cially an Inviting Field Has
Been Opened Up on Ac
count of European Strucale,
ItPICIAL COMIIPUNUIHCI TO MORN I Nil HUHN.ll
Washington, Amr. 25. The net gain
in Hi.. United states through the
nrnied druggie in Kuropc is mil to be
Matured in termi of Increeaing ex
perts, for the figure t will decline
tharply as soon as the war ends.
Rather will permanent benefit come
in American industry through it
forced education Of our people in how
la make for themselves articles for
which hitherto they have boot de
pend) nt upon Germany,
tndeedi II may be said thai almost
the only wholesome effect of tho
ureal war. as far us the united BtatOS
Is concerned, has been to gtve the
whole country keener and more
vivid appreeiation of our own natural
resources and to demonstrate that we
can meel our own Induetrial needs
independently of foreign assistance,
impel a- to iMiiiit Equipment.
Bon f the industrial stimulation
due to the war is feverish and tran
sient huge war orders will be tiiied
and immense profils taken. Yet the
manufacturing communities produc
ing th'- gooda may receive no perma
nent benefit from their activity. This
condition naturally applies chiefly In
ihr production of arms and ammuni-
We have profited first from the de
mand for suns and projectiles, in con
Sdiuenep of which the machine tool
trade has profited as never before,
fortunately many of the tools of this
kind created to manufacture muni
tions will he available for ordinary
purposeg The- country vvJil receive
In indirect profit therefore through
the equipment of plants which will
Rttkt eventually for our own military
)ireaiidm -s and also will remain for
the development of the automobile
li'ieh or any other line of metal
Working for whose product there may
kl a possible demand.
into Industry Hit,
According to advices reaching
Washington, the demand for steel for
Making munitions of war has had n
aW effect upon the automobile in
dustry. Many persons prefer to wait
until summer or fall to buy automo
biles or to exchange Old models. This
yen r, however, buyers of some of the
popular priced cars have been told
that deliveri s cannot be made until
November or December.
It is said that one factory which
has n capacity of about sixty cars a
Inv baa had its Output reduced to
twelve ears a day. Rccentb this has
heen increased, hut even now the fac
tory is not working up to capacity,
because of its Inability to get st, el.
The steel manufacturers are on Fusy
street it is said, because they have
heen indemnified aigainst loss.
ircond trade benefiting dlroetly
from the war is leather. 1'neoiintcd
millions ,,f dollars are being expended
In the ITntted States hy the belllg r
ents fur saddlery, harness, belts, boots
find shoes, etc.. and this demand In
turn has stimulated business for the
iMnufacturefi of shoe machinery,
ne have been compelled to cpiip
American plants with apparatus far
in txeem of their normal demand.
W ide field In Chemicals.
tt is in the field of ohemlcale, how
ever, that the Tnited States has been
most lacking and finds greatest prom-
m One of the first and tnosl eitf
oarrauing demanda made upon us in
the making of shells wan to supply
the explosive contents of the shell.
nt these and the manufacture of
nteituffi the United Slates has been
ependeni upon the Intermediary
lltar products
itnined fi'oii
inv.
We have heen
iin.nna, n ! year
payine Qermnny
for chemicals n
pensahlfi in the nroduction of dye-
'ffs. textiles, paper, inks, feathers,
ints. varnishes and many other Br
ief, When the war opened carbol
Seld went from 9 cents a pound to
50, aniline from in cents to S 1.30.
se and napthaJlne, ammonia.' ben
nd other substances vital to Ihe
let using them arc all products of
'bar which national wastefulness
' vears had permitted to go off in
lOBe at the coklnK plants,
fiSdteon Betses Opportunity.
Th,- chemists and the coke burners
to work and today Ihe great cok
I plants are rebuilding their ovens
ii recovering from the coal gases
' preeious, ehemlculs whith ale th
I blood of a thousand different
leR. Edison wa among the first
Mtite the opportunity here offend
" he promptly equipped a plant for
'king carbolic ac id and other need
products, one department of which
he iu paying him net from $1300
11.000 a day The war has nd
Itoed the price nf benzol from 2.".
Us In 1 and of toluol from IK, cents
12.60. These fundamental derlvs
re being made in Increasing
untitles at the Kdlson and othel
'htS, and their mnnufacture need
' he atiandoned at the end of the
r. if congress possesses courage and
"itii-ss .iudgment.
sVe I'ola.h in Sea Kelp.
Another Kreat line of industry
"ntlUUed by the war is potash. Oat
By had a monopoly of potash salts.
Ich we imported annually to the
He of $1 i, 000, (100. or half of the
eman supply. Two-thirds of these
bnientj, w,,rp distributed us ferllllz-
H I M Illl: FORI t 1ST.
Washington. Aug. New Mex
ico: Thursday probably locSd show
ers, waini.r in smith portion; rridas
V i! -' -lowers m oust portion,
l niflfT southeast portion.
es. irno underiving th' foundation of
lour great national industry. agrlctd
Iturc. Not only hud (MrmMl the
great, st potash beds in ihr world, Ixit
tho nut put was trust controlled, und
the i nlted stales had either to buy
at QerinSMI prio -s .,r go without.
It long had DM II known that the
familiar kelp of the seashore V in li
in potash and our scientists had team
ed that the main kelp of the Pw iln .
which floats in seemingly iuexhausli
hle quantities, COUld lie mad.' to yield
II per rent of this preeious suit.
Wit h the German supply out off by
the War. the ex t l a , I i'U of potllsll
from kelp received a stimulus that
might never have come, and now an
talists stand ready to render the Unit
ed states relatively Independent of
the potash b&ro TH of r.ermany.
S'.io. nun. non I',, tush Crop.
Even the Philippine government
has begun the study of seaweeil ...I
leeted on the shores of Manila bay
for the purpose of encouraging the
extraction of potash for the farms
upon (he Intend Here Is a new in
dustry of iin si. Importance whose de
velopment, if not its discovery, will
Come as a direct result of the Euro
pean war. The value of the Ameri
can croo of potash is estimatid al
$!)(, DiiO.DOO.
Several minor
to develop as a
for instance, th
duatrl
in
mil
i evnli of the war. as,
production of galley -
Uc a id. much used m the niakiiiK "f
mediclnea, foods and colora The ueq
of ihe lignites or brown coals of
I North DakotAi Montana ami Wash
ington haw been greatly stimulated.
Ammonia, coal tar, carbolic acid and
gaa are being derived from them,
(while the powdered residue is being
made Into briquets, which bum as
iwell as COaJ.
Buaineaa Will imperatively demand
I of congress thai the anti-dumping
Iclauae which Ihe senate eliminated
'from the rnderwood-Siiiinious tai iff
I bill shall be enforced The law must
! t.e drastic to be effective, and we must
I prohibit the Imparl Into the United
'States of articles invoiced at a Value
below the current market value hi
jthe Country of origin.
SPY ARRESTED
Gaught With Plans and Pho
tographs of National De
fenses at Fortress Monroe
and Cape Henry,
j Bt UORNIS9 JOURNAL SPfClAL LSAStP WISIJ
Washington. Aug. 25. QUStOt
Kopsch, a young- German employed
as an instrument maker by the Car-
negie Institution bore, was arrested
j tonight by agents of the department
Justice Charged with violating the
federal law for protection of the na
tional defenses by making pic tures of
: military reservations, He was held
tin $5,000 bail and will be sent to Nor.
! folk for trial in the United Btatei
i district court there.
According to Ihe office
had in his possession pilot
CopSCh
phs of
the fortification! and gun.- al Fortress
I.Monroe and of the reservation at
('ape Henry, Va., where the govern
ment is planning extensive works to
defend the entrance to ( besaiicaKc
buy.
When arrested the prisoner is said
to have made BO attempt to deny lak
lnt,' the pictures, but insisted that a
drunken sentry al Portress Monroe
gave him permission to USB his cam
era there. He offered no explanation
of his purpose in making the phots-
graphs.
KopSCh is 11 years old and has
been in the United Btatei two or three
j years. His parents al e said to live
I in Oerroany.
I KopSCh returned to Washington
j last Friday after a vacation of about
twenty days. He bad been under
surveillance during the latter part of
jthe time, his presence with a camera
about Fortress Monroe where lie is
aid t have asked many questions,
having attracted attention, c. Bruce
Bieteskie, chief of the bureau ot
VeSttgtiOnS IJf 'he department
! justice, took personal charge of
, ase and after an Inqulrj ordered
j arrest.
According to the government's
In
of Ihe
In-
: formation lie served In tin Herman
urmy and at the outbreak of Hie war
I reported to the German CODSUUltt t"
return home for duty. His services
Were not accepted, it is said, because
here V V a
1 1 ,
! to Qermaty,
BODIES OF SLAIN
TAKEN TO ENGLAND
v MORNING JOURNAL IRtCIAL LIARCO MISS
London, Aug. 26 (t:tS p. m.l A
telegram from Copenhagen to the H
change Telegraph company savs that
the Danish steamer Vidal sailed for
Hull today with the bodies of the
fourteen men who Inst their live
Hie result of the attack on Ihe British
submarine Bl! by (lermun warships
after the submarine grounded la.t
Week on tin- Danish island of Salt
holm. Before the departure of the
v-es-el a funeral service was held In
Copenhagen
The coffins were covered wilh hun
Iredj ,,f (lags and with wreaths in
Danish and British colors.
fast throngs assembled at the wa
ter front and the people stood with
uncovered heads as the Vidal steamed
out accompaneid by Danish lorpedfl
hoBtn. The Vidal was saluted wilh
guns and flags by the forts. All flags
in Copenhagen were at half mast.
ALLEGED GERMAN
AT WASHINGTON
CARRANZA'SNOTE
NW
QQKED FOR
AY Bl THE
Agents of First Chief in Wash
ington Angered Over Re
ports of People Dying of
Starvation in Mexico City.
NO CERTAINTY AS TO
ADMINISTRATION
WHEN TIME EXPIRES ' '
elice Ulat tile fit
i I dominating Influe
p. fM ' f f - D jgovernmcnl sin
lyS ulVen LUietS tOI nClforthwlth bj N"ii
Mnt; Nut R " Iln fnr TirtAmeflci
iity in u i Dt. up id i I wd there mi an
Oil
Declares,
mast j
arranzui
asked j
Washington
Aug.
bint,, i
ag' ills in VV ;
I General Qonsalt
del- ai Mexico '
! poi i on Hi,- f
I in the capital.
Recent dtepatt
! quoted Ann rlca i
saying there are
! from siai vatioi
aroused the Can
i claim to have in
j fort to relieve di
I sales' report is i
1,'S lr
Ki ,1
in M
Toss
anas authorities, who
ub- c ery possilde ef-
rtress, i lenersJ Qon
ixpected tomorrow,
tin. political situation
reported today and
j -No chalt
' in Mexico
in
was
rtnie
state depa
to await fj
the I'an-Ai
t oiiference.
reach here
dficlals
com inue '
a peace -
ted 1 1 '
, j
i rra nsa i
l foi
This is
any tlin
expc
by c
lllliclui
ipreientatlvei
is of report
s lacking, as
onterej ami
i get era! dm
Ufficial n
Monterey
lion Willi
onimuni
inity ha
Will XMI
I III
I) t s
I I
BK 11 II V
i r
ft . COflllllRINUINCI TO MORNINa JOUSNALl
Washington, Aug. tt, what is ten
days '
This question has com,, up in con-
neeiion wun tin- i'-ceui noie oi ivain-
J 1 1 i f-i to the .Mexican factions. When a
j newspaper man today asked the slate
I department whether the ten days
; elapsed mi Monday or Tuesday be
was asked In turn, "ot w tint week .'
' Then il transpired that some of the '
notes were not sent until Saturday, j the
others may not have been sent yet.lelain
Ten days 1mm the time of the deliv
' ery may mean a wonderful Stretching
of ten day! front the time of the
, publication of the note in (Ins COUO-I
try.
gavi
way
Kv idontlv tin- uci in i mst
rep
lues In
ninth does not appear
is the answer of lien
iliai will outweigh a
,f others.
1 1 ml i
VV llol,
a rranaa
thi-ater
Carransg
j through his
lone they
is answering in detail
military chiefs. One by
ire advising the United
Diplomats association that while the)
I have to refer ii to cnrransg for a
1 1 mil answer they hnt
to saying fur themse
don't think much of
of these governments
they have advised thi
SOClal ion lo keen quisl
finishes the job and
t lie only possible
Mexico,
e no objections
v as thai I bey
he interference
Dlle by "lie
diplomats' as
wiiiie Carransg
then recognise
This is
expected,
idea that
will ( hip i
aboiil vviiat the diploinatsl
,,
1,1,1 MM . SlIU 'Ml. 1,1 III.
sum
iff fr
mlllti
illl the
him.
chieftains
chief ami
thus eliminate lilm. They are BOt
averse to let I ing
believe honors
them if Mexico p
association plan.
one report in
the various , blefS
ind profits await
pacifnii under the
Washington lias it
s approached With
of the provisional
that Obregon em
I an informal hint
presidency tl be
j find Carraasa not
! tonal attachment,
j The Ca rranaa
here beard of tin
should happen '"jmarshos to the east el Breet-Litovsk, j
Worth so much per- The (P i mans have made no claims j
I fur several days of material prowreas
confidential agency on th,. Riga district when field Mar- I
rumored offer be ghal von Klndenburg Is In command
i tore " "as
presented ami informed
! obregon f the honor about to be
done t,. him. The agency here feels
entirely conlidenl of obregon, be
lieves he has no hunger for adminis
trative office but believes only in
his prowess in the field, He reraem
hers thai when t'nrranza sent him to
treat with Villa a year ago Villa put
him in jail and Same near executing
him Siru e then he bus had no great
er ambition than to lay Villa low. He
stands a bcttef chance to avenge him
self as the head of Carranza s main
urmy than by Joining in a compro
mlse plan which would put Villa
above him in the set 1 1, ment.
What i'arranza may have to say
finally, however, may be milder than
what his gem nils have said. While
b, speaks for them, they do not nec
essarily speak for him The one hope
of ihe diplomats' association Is that
CarraiUta, after having enjoyed the
scoring his faithful generals have giv
en the plan of peace, may offer to
accept It with strings attached strong
Hough to hold up his cause. The dip
lomata' association Ib nguinst Carran
za, but it Is a nuestinn whether It
would carry its anger agulnst hirn to
the extent of rejecting any workable
plan for pacification, even though
that plan involved survival of the first
chief.
Those nearest to the administration
exert himself to el inlnale
h - , III in lhaj h.' max g
country, but if he faita te
cannot expect to fceep lit
In rpeiual stale ot an.uchv
playfully boxes the earf of
elated diplomat!
win
III.
uenerai t torei m -
note was received Sa
was haughty
Taken in ronm li
1 cspo
with
repp . some signit'.can. e
advtcea received at the war
ment from Qeneral ruaaton.
Kunsion informed ttie war dep
that .t.Oiii" I'arranzistas are ei
sou I h of I .oelnel. a -m. ill low r
zona They are part oi th, an
manded by Qeneral Oallea
neighborhood yeetcrday,
.ii (loans fired across at a
eoldier w h. tin i tho ftre
turned is not Stated
Officials are disputed la I I
report i'arranza Will RtOVe li
om-
thi i
I quart! is from Ve
t'tv. This is to I
M'nii;mt't
V.r
ple
I 'a
i ;,i
for
Federal Coi
to Show
Controve
ation
y Wal
ARID WIRI1
5, -An i
i d,
M.
ev should not
i guilty
i contempt
Court bell
was issued bv the
tod, iv on petition
federal
Of thi
j being
I lively
Raton
the I. il
conlro
Water Works t wnpans ,
si development m a
iy Hie coin
nv iiiai arte
was issued
temporary Injuncth
the federal coin I ag
latter violated il b
dtoylel court
' the state, al Union,
n-strain the company
llecttons and bv seek-
the company to take
The city claims Unit
as forfeited IU llali
ot assure an adequate
for an order
ti
tie in making i
Ing to compel
lip its pipes.
tile company hi
i hlSS and can m
water supply
The order a K
Raton to show
not lie restrainci
CUtiOn of tile c
court.
the city omoiais ot
use win the) should
from furthei pi OSi
It In the district
Summary of War
News of Yesterday
tid Vll nni report
In t h v , i ment of
,
steady progress
Bregt-Lltovgk, the greal ltusslan fort
less which was to form the si l ongest
Mink in the Muscovite new Inn ,,r de
fense. Official statements Issued in
both capitals a serl thai the Kussian
forces south'
have been ft
the gtronghoM
ok upon the gir-
Northeaal of vladova the tierman t
are driving Ihe retreating Russians
further Into tin dreaded Prloel river
Uf operations, Petrograd has conald-l
ered that so long as Ihe Hussions
wire able to hold their own in this
section Petrograd was in no danget
and Ihe escape oi the main Hussion
armies could nol be , ill off
Activities on the western front and
in the Italian war theater are
fined chiefly lo ariiiiery engagements
with now and then an Infantry as
sault al Isolated points.
In spile of Krcnrh and Bl Ittl b
claims of important progress on the i
Oalllpoll peninsula, the Turks admit
no serious reverses on the Dardanelles
front An official statement isoied ut
Constantinople declares the Frnnen-j
British alius were fSPUlSed with seri
ous losses at two points.
Ill the field of diplomacy Iln dav
hi, night forth m, striking develop
inenis. I lilted Stales AmbSISSO
(braid al Berlin, after calling up
,r
n
foreign Minister von Jagow. to i,
auest tin- 0 arm an official version of
the attack upon Ihe Steams! Aral,;,,
which has not yet been received, wns
summoned lo the foreign office air., in
lu the afternoon and remained there
iin hour, but he declined to reveal the
siibje, i - discussed,
He ports from Swiss sources atnte
that Romanians are leaving Herman.',
ami Austria, which Is taken in London
to mean that itunumla Is preparing lo
cast Its lot on the side of the iind-
RATON OFFICIALS
1STANUIU
CONTEiTCHARGE
ROOSEVELT FOR
MEDIATE WAR
GNGERMRNY: HITS
PEACE POLICIES
ide
Bel
taiul nv
CALLS ATTENTION TO
LUSITANIA AND ARABIC
When Foil Suuitei
Piatt
-I Ri
iburgh, n.
inaeveli am
I 1.11-
Ihirteeti moiilb
ignouh
have
- wank.
pa I t
lame
who
ung-d we
women and
e high seas
in 1 1 . In. is
li tiiat private indl-j
have tried, however,
provide gome kind
proper lot ernmental
mj officers and
put all good AmetV
debt by bat
nectlon with
much to the
they
this
pi i
tile
Hid we
owe
to h
Have in Pj for nwsaonam
Von men have had to pa (or the
privilege of learning how to serve
vour country, Fet every one man
fuitlka yourselves who cull afford 10
come here mere are a nunareo
Iv good Anierlean eitlr.ens, eipiuIlN pa
Whi
lid like 1 1
n ml
ung
rd-v
orkl
and
eftl
are as
tnl thi
much
camp
in u i, ,
as ,v
attend
attend
to Uli
mi are
such a!
it unless I
Mill. III.-
Ill lis
a, dual SIT-
do Ilis dut.v
need a i isi s.
1 1
li
li will wish lo come to these camps,
i for the professional pacifists and
e poltroons and college sissies who
LM II lie peace a I Uny-prlCC SlH lel ICS
d the mere money getters and men
1 1 1 v spenders, they should be medi
unileisland that they have got to
ndcr whatevei service the country
( NW Out 1 to lb IgillStt,
"I'nder 'Ihe Hague convention it
s our bounden duty to thke whgl-
it action was necessary to prevent
d. il not to prevent them, to undo
. hideous wrong thai was done to
igium, We have gh Irked this duty.
have shown a spoil so itlijoi I, thai
Ii
Pined
ohlldn
ii
,,n ihe high
if munitions
se abandon
ee to make
g refusal Is
ill ,
ba
reft
ui, i
lit v
j the,
I pro
ahlpn
ed
n i v to 1 1
the i.usil
lied Ihe c
the nation
ami Arabic
against Bel-
line
ii
is an evil
thing to prac.
li
id ami
rish
neutrality he
tvveen t if 1 1 1 ami
vv r,
rn: and H Is right
furnish alius to
nuts down (lu
I he vv liit, m I . a ye)
for M PI iv ale firm
Ihe pollCI man Wl
limn. Ihe burglar,
ami ihe blackhander, i
furnish the blackhandei
is wrong to
the burglar
and the white slaver itii weapons
to be used Bgntnsi the potloemsn, The
analogy holds trus lu International
Iln, l,et us furnish munitions lo Ihe
'men who, showing Courage we have
! not shown, wish lo reSCUS I teli; 1 1 1 in
from subjection and spoliation and
degiadatloii. Ami I
el UN
Ml , I VV
mcourage
may be
the hour
turn, us
we show
ntiiuil ion ma k i
ifsu redly
uir'clves
will
'net
ak Who are
and Inxv lo
rork 1 1 in tic ii i
Oi,- following
"I wish to
state
make
the statement si
We must stand
fr
by
luently made thai
ib,. president, i
heartily subscribe to this on condition,
und only nn condition (but It Is fol
low, d by the statement mi long as th"
i i. dent stands by the country.'
It is defensible In stale Hot we
-bind by the country, right 01 wrong
It is Indefensible for any free man in
a free repUhlll to stale Dial he will
stand bv any Official, right or wrong,
or by any ex-offlelal.
"There Is even a "dronger rOtUOg far
Rnd to the interests of th
I Mahea (or the 1 1
rriatdhi.li dift. h
folkl No man cmitd lit
i s PvoaMenl Uaculn, ut
FtOOd against PlSStdtnt I
after the II rind " Bnaai
t m olu had in i public
ENB writ
ictillK. there had bee
t admirable, cloi utm
itooiisncss b) some misi
as It is at tile prc-cni d
ilitl that
SSENGERS
TO SAI
I'
I o
all
the
the
occupie,
who ba
llovv e e
tile last
, ollsldd
ions lot
iiiodatioiis,
cancelled their
omen) owing to
d here ih
Vol, d 1 Ml- I dlUW lb-ad.
ibourne, Tex., Aug. O
laiiiio, ptont er Teas i n ws
.ind former president ol th
I Press association, died he
I, and
man
li
da
d
T
Authorities Believe Woman
tvl,,.. D MA lie, ;,, A (f nir
IVkty Ut: iviiAftt tii in muni
MOTIVE SOUGH
FOR MURDER OF
GARY PREACHER
afiH Tint Killint. W:m hvi''''' pehetrated a e6nsldefiibl dls-
,iiiu iit.ii Mmrifrj "as ujr unc0 , , illtorl(, Th(, TlllM
MemhelS Of COngrSgatiOrliU'S making a stubborn awfeaSS of
their positions but ihe allies have
1 1 confidence thai with the strong force
B T MnSNISfl JOUSNAC BRtrlAl. A ISO WIRtl
('.my, Ind
late gUthot
le.l v, il lug t
Federal
th
irder
f llev.
James'
I almond
Evangel
K a leer,
cal Lu-
oi m
church
of oary
in ills ho
persons
f 'I
w b
I illeil
hi by
, bodl
( ine I heoi v
del, poslmus
l Hal I lie pi ca
i uimtntttlon i
letters a hit h
ing hint to c
adv a HC
ir of
d b) h H
Snv
was
TollcNtOI),
ragic end was the
b's ot anonymous
d received wain
s attentions to a
mar i wo
"Several
turned over
hum In
monl hs
tu UK'
Oary.
ago Mr, Kaiser
i hatch of threat
poetmostei liny-
Wat lied him I"
I,, a Hon won I
ening
dor.
cease
a il.
the v
I ei.it l,
fill
letters," said
"The letters
his attentions
- paeio
Hun
una II
a I , pa 1 1
I ol
Pollt i
thai He
I. ess i
by officii
was kill
iiianism
terances
sloni in
Harv vv.
redenee
lis to Illl
ai beoat
nt 1 is gii , a
throu
was d
(be
deal h
f roiu
home
about
been
When
a pas
Igljed forty 1 eel a vvu.v
f Hie windows of nil
wilh w inilow , orda
and ankles. lie bad
more than all hour
was discovered M
mil lied
The local poll, e ale llllll 111 llll'll
belief thai tin- murder was commu
ted b) several persons and intimats
that among them were memban ni
Kaisers own congregation.
AUgUSl S, llllll and his wifi
, mem
dlst'ov-
I CIS
el e,l
till a
k ., i ., i ' churi b, whe
bod) , talk, d Wilh
nil bCfl U S lie IV as loll
He declared then, a
II h
1 1
had
ilephone i
all
Kai
lers.
and
anv ihliu:
KigM llnsslan Pnasptsn Mystcsn.
Hon, Ion, Aug. tf (I :'" P in 1 .Vo
le ,. has 1, ecu 1 ,- 1 1 v di here i bat the
It modi! 11 i overiiinciii lias Issiied an or
der requiring all travelers entering
Itiissla lo provide iloeuiiu nis showing
their place of birth ami the mitm, ,,t
I heir citizenship The p, input t also
must state defrnlti i the exact place
In itussln In which tho traveler In-
ALLIES HOPE TO
FORCE PASSAGE
OF DARDANELLES
IN NEAR FUTURE
he union
Biitish (lain Twelve Miles, but
J,rj Suffer Great Losses From
1 'j Desperate Resistance of
. Turk Defenders,
ubstltnte
AUSTRO-GERMAN DRIVE
IS STILL PROGRESSING
i A e- pjsj
t IROPE ninuenliui u Kills to Over
come Russian Defenses in
-"""'be Noith; Bad Weather Inter-
. v, , .. iuomnai. eeeeiAt , ...r n wish
London, Aug. L'j 1 1 .5(1 p. m)
An oifici.,1 report issue, I tonight re
garding recent operations on the tial
' bpoli peninsula net at real rumore
which have been in , mutation for
everal das crediting llrltish troops
either with having cut off or out
flanked tin- Turkish forces opposed
1 1,, I hem Tin- i , poi I stales that
I Hlnle Hi,, ground gained is of great
it
fust attacks i-urlv m the
the A(KirMeit and vew
mi. iied I he summit of
I immii
! Sealat :
Cktrl Bahr
i nianding 1
ot Ihe p,a
failure Bt
Suvla In,
peeled, Ho
to fall bai
and i lllin Ik Call. , , nut
i. piogreSN ex-
colouials were compeDed
U Another attack was
mad
I stoat,
last Saliirdiiv, but on this occa
haviua Inst the advantage of
surprise, tin
Krlilsh
dd
not
iclb
i ea
d
Die summit and were
retire again. ,
Houvv Mtestt
The report iidmlts
losses Inn adds that
I .oisse-.
hiuw y It
those of
i Turks must have been
b. av let
Altogether the
"' twslvst sWIes
llrltlsh hold n front
I long the west side
; ,t. , t , . , , ( , , vi l.t and at aome points
at their command and tin ussistunce
of Hie fleet, tin- I nil dunelles Will be
torced before Hie airlvul of Ihe un
lavoralde weather which Is due to
Wardg Hi, end ol September.
Had Ueallii-r ill Itussin.
Weather Conditions also are play
ing a part in tin- operations on the
eastern front, II is repnrted that tho
mads in Courland are softening &i-
rcady as the result ,, continued rains
and thai ttie Qermans are finding n
more difficult to innve forward their
artillery, They are still trying, in i
ever, to force buck ihe Ftiusrlsni, v i
an holding the line between the I
its An and I'vimi. and claim lo li
been successful at one point at If
flenerul Rlchhorn, who enplu
Kovno, is advanctng eaatwgfdi acci
ing to Berlin, while progress Is
ported by BSCh of the five arn.. s
which are man lung on Brest -I. II, c il
one of these ariiiles - that mi 1 he
southwest front - Is said to have hi ,
en through one of th,. advanced p ,si
lion of the fortress.
Man Ukt In lull.
lieneial l-:i, lihorn's plan apparently
is I,, ni.i 1 1 li rapidly on Vllna and after
oc upviac Hoi luwn to attempt an ad
vance In Minsk, thus placing Ills army
on the Russian line of retreat from
Hie Hug, while field Marshal von
tfgi kettsen ami Pt'lnoe Uscpotd of
Bavaria continue thelt efforts to en
velop Brest-Utovak, As Ornnd Hue
NiChOteS slill lias scleral lines of re
Heat open lo him and his renr guards
heretofore have shown their ability to
hold off ihe AuHtro-tlermuns until
their retirement was effected, military
Writers here do not believe this plan
Will succeed.
rile onl) event of Importance re-
poii.il from the western front Is the
recapture bi the Oermans of a por
tion of a Item II tin y lost to the
French in th,. Voeges. Klsewhere, It
hag be n only i repetition of artillery,
liniil grenades and mine fighting.
Heavy fighting continues on the
Austin-Italian front and Hie Italians
claim to have inplnf-d Ihe bead of
Hie Stlmo valle, m Ho fottats SOBS,
Mil
MI'I III I M
TROOfN n Fl ltv 1
I III
Pctrograd, Aug 2", iviu lamdon,
p. m.) -A vivid story nf the Her
man effort lo laud troops in Pemau,
in i ho northeast eoranr of the iut(
of Itiga, Is told by a Ktisslan official
from Pernau, who bus reached here.
i; n', lock on the evening of the
Hth, while the elite of the do.ouo
people of tin- oiv were aseembled In
Hie naval park listening to a band
conceit." the official relates, "a po-
I man Ordered them to disperse. II
was Hu n noticed that u Herman ship
was off share far away toward the
horfson, sin remained for some time
makini observations, it appeared
later that the ftUIStanS bad signaled
the ship 1,1 ball, not knowing her na-
llonnllty, and thai signals questioning
the vessel as to thu point remained
una newered.
'I'h, people of ihe dt did not be
come alarmed until , unnonadiiig was
beard at sea during ttie night. At ill
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