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FRENCH VERY ACTIVE
France Claims Strongest Military
Machine in the World
d, tl.e-e. t n countries would (still
eii.,o in tbeir iiri-p-ii'lin . ari'i
if ;r - rit S.ilnn.i: ex;'ed.tion '
nild m.T liavti been n'ct--iry. J
Krom h i'iir-l.. ri.;!i!.iry Man !-1
GENIUS EVINCED BY OlflCIAlS
Mure Ihdn 5,000,000 frcnihinri Have Been
in Ailudl Servite Smte the Wjr IHdfl
tittle less Than Two Years Ai;o
I'AltlH, July I . ( :y mail i With
In two vatH, 1- pi T Hit- ti:mli of
ti:aiiiii(i:iitik''h-r own unequal end in
tlm world a km ate.-l war. Kralice b.th
built ij a iniht.iry ma him- that to
d.ty tlic 1'rt in li contend is Micjior
to tlif orK.uii.iI mi it i V rin any Has
forty eam jin-paiing.
I 'm m e ; not it military nat ion.
She (fH not (toast of her war cnim1.
lint she take credit for genius in
or ua nt at ion and resourcefulness
wlihti hht- V.011I1I bae preferred to
employ in purs 11 its of peace.
That l:i-r jinnies today an- Hiineiior
to t hose of (icrmnny, Kr;in o feels
lias been demonstrated by their huc
eeusful reMistari'e to date. Germany
ban bail to diWde her organization on
aiioii!i fidtilH, but has oppo:w-d man
tor man on t tic French front, and
there Ik reason to believe that ill most
combats, rtlie has had numerical su
periority. Unrrlni; the first two ninnthn of
t ho war, w hen un prepared J'raiiee
fell bark under 1 he Impetus of this
worlds Colossus, she has held her
own. Itefore the war end, she ex
perts to have demonstrated that she
1:111 do more than that.
France feel.s Verdun Is the. su
preme test of the present relative el
riciency oT the two finhtiii ma
chines. KeH .si 1 mates available
beie place tin- tola) of German troops
eirtplov ci tli ere since the hei:inulim
of the hatlie at I .uuo.i France
can kU the names and numbers of
German lci;iiiien1r; lo establish litis
flMUre. I
Fiji rue bus hid no more than half
that number. 'I he Germans them
selves place the tola I ()f I rem h
troops at Verdun at .Mio.iumi. Seni
n' 11 1 ra I mililarv e pei t.s i v t be
same figure, w bile the Sw is j and
ArK'-ntiiir militarv attacbe-; with the
Crown ('rime's army place the tmure
so low as :i.".n,onu. Vet the Flench
lm e more t ban held t heir own at
Verdui,.
'1'h is I lit en -h e 01 rani at ion lias
cost the French 1 1 ctnen ilmis effort.
Since 1 he hcimifm; of Hie war.
mm. mm Frenchmen have worn the
Kri'in li 11 nil 'or 111 in act 11a I er h e.
With a population of fewer than I".
."'HI, olH pel-sim ol eleV el:ht
ill Fiance, regardless of aire, se orpin-bat
abiliti. has served.
Ilerot.t the wai'. each cbi-s ;i- it
was (ailed lo tie- 1 loi s with il;; at
lainiiM nt of military ;k uae
but J .0,111111 soldiers. Sim e
the war beu.,n. the classes of I ! I i'..
I 1 7 and tli.. lnt not called
bill ihi Ullinber 1 tloWII, bate ieled
it . 11 m 11 Meii each. Th is e plana) ion
is that when France had to cnate
a military machine in 11 hurry so
clet ies lor 111 Hilary pr ep.trai ion
spianir up. The 011tl1 of France be
Kan in these sinoties a course tif
1 icoi m 1 In a 1 y t rain iua la 1 ire I at h
lelie With Hie Jesuit hat .'.H.IMMI
more -oldleis III eel class have at
tallied the phs,;tl perfeetiotl lie.es
t-.H f.ir the Inilitaiv l iijil 11 eiiieiil s
than allaili-d betoie (he war I'r.ince
tall another million imn
W II houl 1 e. 0111 to a call en Ilia --se
which Would -T illl" effect Ihe
I 'l e. i. il- I rial e. otlonib al and
coMitnen ial lit'e that H tuntiim; as
sinoothU as her military ma'
She does m.( lieve f he W l!l
have 1 1
The Fleio II tullital eiiCJIie li
aM;,t!l. d lis J., I (. I li.1i it ImmiI .1 t.
Iltde loll of hnlL hie Tl
of I !i I (i a-, t alb d out and pi e;..tt , d
but It lias pever been sent to the
tlelil the - la- s of 1 t 1 7 snll Is in
tiainiiti:. while the class ,.f 1 : 1 s 1
Sliti 1 Ml I h'- h I lids of t he pi 1 ate
in 1. li. s for 111 i 1 11 .1 1 v pi 1 pa 1 at ton
red reallv 1
So far1
tM reiiwii k- 1
ar til ery 1
Germany j
abundance
l ou'ii not ;
I' al per fee- I
or trie mi :
point. Fram has 1 nd
trejiter aid to h-r a I he:
h.n k the I talk a : w ars t!
able . rfb h i,. or I'i re h
iiad he. n deitioiisliated.
I,. 1,1 n 1 he v. a r w it ft an
of heav aitliiery but the
i.lnp With the ine. Ii.uii
tioll of (lie h r.-H' h llll
pt iioiity nt the French arlilleiv fir-.
'1 ii lm w as I rat.i e h r eal uui.ta ry
sei 1 el. je.ilou l KUai "led fur yea i s
She has Mini- shared it yeiierou.-1 y
W nit her allies
i -'rem Ii artillery officers early in
the war pel le. te, the it ii ss Ian art il
er- fire thai rendered posibh- this
v;u' 4 1 eat drive tbroiiLh Gaiicla.
Guns hunched I lie Itussians by the
.laps aie French models. Other na
tion:! werii aided.
When the present, war !ean, it
was one of t he national scandals of
Italy, lb.it le t arhller did nut have
a MitiHe modern field piece. France
allowed Iter to e.piip her entire army
fliitli the I Ml). out woiks.
Siioe the beuinnini,' of the present
w af. France lias 01 yani.ed. I oil'- lit
and bled with all the superior K'-n-ius
and generosity if which the
French nation has eer been cap-ahtc.
Vol Nt; M l'ltO'.ri i;i).
.losph ,im;ett, at one time niirht
clerk at the Uosebtir Motel in this
city, and later employed in u siinllar
4-apacitv at the Imperial Hotel In
I'm (land, is now room clerk in the
Great Northern Hotel In Chicatrn,
III. lie has written Mends here
that be is doini line and is still
climbing to (lie lop of Hie ladder
Mr. Unyeit resided in lioseburu for
sex era I years, and received his first
hotel experience under llert West
brook, one time, inanau'er of the
ItoseburK Hot'd. Since leaxinfc Itose
bu ik Mr. hiirelt lias worked in a
nmnher of hotels situated in various
pans of thi' country.
oi Mi m v m t:i:ii:i).
Word was received here last
in to tlm effect t ii.it Norm;
Huell. of Mwllo Creek, and
I ina Truelox e. of I'i ',
Were inarrieii at the
bride's parents Wedne
M i s. Itin ll a re now
w hern t hey are s
honeymoon. Al'tei a v
the latter city (hey w
1 i t I. 11 k to rnakt
lli.llie. .Mr. 1 1 il-l ha-:
here, who Were iltlle
learn ot his mat riaire.
Si IT I ll.l l TOD W,
ell
.if" - ...... - .
r'i
.t, v, -'i - 1 . .
ih war by a d- laration of tlio firs',
of itrtl s f.ht:iig.
li Ucr-iialiV and Her a.lle d.J net
-.,.d o n.mh of ilie tf-rritory of the
..111, 3 would fl.- lie able lo !et
faiora'ile tern. of Iea' e as she
If the Central I'oners had not
tack.-. and o.rui'ied SerU. oiHd
Ihev hae liiu.lt- tue bids for terms
in the Kalkans th.y (an make no''
If the German army did 4Jot nu U.y
Warm i-ould Hie Cern.an Chancel
lor state in the llei.h-tai! thai l',,r
manv ili not make .ea.e until there
are i,(uraw that I'oaind not
fall into the- hands of the KusMan
Kovernn.etlt? Kierv mile Of land
gained l.y the Central Powers from
the allies ean be c he. k- cl otf aaain-t
Ihe allies' control of the seas and if
Germany s.dies her economic prob
lems, the loss of the sea routes will
not be felt any more keenly than the
loss of li.didum to the Kinu of that
country or the occupation of Serbia
by the interests of Uussia and the
Ka'raneorj-ei ich dy nasty.
.Inditing roiely from appearances
In Merlin and at the front the close
of the first two years of the war does
not find Germany nor her allies ex
hausted In a military way. Ger
many has not yet tailed out her ISHI
class, while Kranco has called the
l:tlT class. If Germany does this
Charlotte Walker, the
Lonesome I'ine,''
Ainerl can a. -tress. In 'The Trail of the
Antlers theater tonight only.
POLITICAL STRATEGY
Germany Will Soon fntcr Upon
Third Year of War
POLITICS ENTER INTO DISPUTE
n
Miss
I. inn Couuix,
home of t he
day. M r. and
In Portland
ndiritf their
i"'k passed at
ill ta ium to
their future
maiix friends
Mirpri d to
W. W
h.ei tiled
Tinker, of
1 suit in th
i-t It, . I.
(O p'COX'e
Coll
rox e.
Circuit Court
. 1 ho pluin
the sum ot
promis
lift s
f I I'-, alb ed to be .1 ne on
sory nole. The note was e. ciiied
ill Collate (ii.ixc. u a.ldllinil to
I lie principal t he p' int i if ;k ks for
at to ney fees ill I he Ml 111 of $''",
local her x d Ii the tots i m ur red iil
bi inuiim I he a I ion.
l!
Germany Has Not Yet CM lis 1916 and
1917 C'as$s-Mofe Than 600,000
Mtn tldd in Reserve Thfre
KKKi.l.V, July I. l!y ruaili The
second xear or the war w ill be
known in Cermaiix's military history
.is the ear ui politbal strategy. The
n o.-s oi the military chessboard of
Km ope hitw. been dhtated by inter
fiat ion seal ion.-'. I'm hi in i; was
fiamed to lo the diplomats.
Tin- oal has been victory where
p.es;b)e nd to keep the allies from
xxiiiiiitu: oxer neutral powers or start
inu oifenixes. 1'roin this .standpoint
the yea r has been as sm essf u 1 as
the firt xear of the war when the
military sliale-y was to beat back
I lie enemy a rm o s in Kraiice and us
ua. The first xear was one of mili
l.i r cm nt.; inr m ilita ry purposes ;
ihe se. ond x ear oiie of mil : tar y
moxements for politl al purposes.
A" ain.y Is not suppose.! to plav
P': it i. s but in .1 tii-cat U ar there is
a I w a x-: da nuer of oi her nat ion n
terint; and siiatex- of an army must
I dn lated b Hie (hen national
tat ion to Hon mania to join hands
with Russian and cut tlio lino of
coniniimication between lierlin and
Constantinople. If Koumania did
break her neutraiily it iniKht not be
a difficult tiling for the allies to
bridge ithe Italkans between Hou
mania and (ireece and perhaps force
the fall of Constantinople via Adrian
ople. With this possibility continually
confrontinR the diplomats of Ku
rojie; with Hukarest excited by the
intrigues of the ministers, Koumanlu
was at times on the brink of declar
ing war. (Hie of these moments was
last February. At about the same
tiuio the (Jerman correspondents nt
t be west front reported that papers
had been found indicating that the
Krench were preparing a great of
fensive on the west front March 1.1.
Therefore two birds could be down
ed with one stone. If there was a
tierinan offensive on tho west front
the French font's could bo occupied
and an of fen six e from that side of
t he allies eon Id be post poned. At
the same time an impression could
be made on Koumania to show th.u
the (o iinan army was not at the end
of it;; resourced.
Political n. i e.sstiy dictated the
battle of Verdun. The initial suc
cess of this attack encouraged many
people to exp.it the early fall of
t he fort ref.s but I ho French were
st ronuly prepared to resist and the
policy of an ot ti nsix e on a large
s ale was changed to a "nibbling."
This prore-js-. has been continued for
three inoiii hs, hei aue in the mean
time the tierinan orrespondents re
pot red that th li em h had shifted
the time for their o iensixe to May
1 ' . Since then t'.ie Herman army
has attai Led Verdun continually and
kept a lame Frerne i-e-erxo force on
the around, prexent un; a iuiity of
l-'i-em li tor. es at an ot her part of
t he ! i out for an allied ofienslve.
iMirini- the past year the allies
have a.- ked ; "Hut w hat is dermany
uainiin; bx all her i-dot ie-? The
fart lie r she invades our lands the
more she defeats herself. As long
as we cor t ml t lie seas, Cerniauy "s
v victories can gain her noth
ing. We are sure to w in because
we control the sea?'."
Th is t on tent ion of the allies is
worth caie,"ui consideration. If Ger
many :r::s nothing by her victories
on land, the war iitiuht as well stop,
one ui iL !.t a rune. I tut lowed f r om
a standpoint that this second year of
the war has been a year of political
st rate . Cermanx 's gains on land
ha x e had t heir diplomat lo re-n Its.
Koumania and Greece at this writini;
still are neutral. Italy has been ad
ministered a blow in the Trentino at
a time wh-n France and Finzlnnd
were at the height of their la. k of
an I confidence in Italy's
-n and when Italy was about
ui .r.- the public interest in
o - '
I, t un mm uti: iivi:
If Olir c'libl I.: diCl. pale, fl.t I 111
Mid u.i ii!-. to he around, the han c
ire it i-s Mille'io Irion wniiiis Ki. Ua
i(Hi W'lir ill Killer, a plea a ::i cam! anus ot the nation. For instance,
oniecti.iri. I ; ii " 1 1 by all clri.lieii i-; ip.tead of invading S.-rvia the arm-
rtbat your child leed-'. Ymi only i-s used there mi"hl have been used
:ixe one half to one l.e:u'e at a aalrisl Kns-ia. Klga ami even Mot
time and x.hi get Immediate re ai!t- . i oxx minht have be. ti taken. Had
Kxerv tnotliev should have a box on litis been dene. ho military moxe
hand. - c at all di ugL-i. t-. would hax.- been again-t Kussia
only, and the eil. . t would not have
t.olNG TO IMIKTI.XM. I been me,. i out-;le tb..t country
I'UI the ai lt i. s Were set-t into Sel V.a.
A Til i in Ihe local membeis of th- laiU.ma jeim ,1 the Central I'ow.-rs
Kll.vM . el Fxthl is led e who will ,iMl lh.. ,.. . , Kept Uoil
have l.eie Sun lav to; I'mlland t. reaiiia and i : ,e r.eutral. The catn
atlerd Hi., annual imetiug of the ,,,,,- Ml1(, tlir ,;inv 1llun,hs the
Older there next week ate Miorio x MMi: li ilk.,11 i lobleru.
C F Hopkins. K.I w aid Mai'--. W The situ., mm there has not .jn.-e
T. W right and Ch.u b s weitart roatei iallv c':aiK-.ed The allies h ive '
Sall.u Good am! Frank Grown. u1m occupied Salon. Ua For months ihev!
hllie ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I m 1 1 o! tile lo.h.e. e!t Here ve- ,,,,,,, ,,r , 1 1 1 ( , t . T , ((,,.,-,!
ever '"d.n" The grand lod-e in.- tin-, to feed an I pay. For the Central
will I ot thiee .Lie, and a most in i'ers tll.s ha s 1 eell a X.U.bte!
tere-nn- program has beet ar t1Mi. ,.., ,., further dixid.d!
i ..h.cmi... r.Aii oi (in- anies. int.!
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t lines
oisse.il t h it
the heaw artill
loiinillon I hat .
to t Hi II t he oIlG
(be allies blXe Won to d
st : it. t loll of an en! 11 e ar
hen a f vv w e. k .
heavy iirtillerv on Mt
Gibraltar of the di ial
Mlffb lent, the Fret, h
tit .it-gel to ax v Fun h nw n t
Jill but in t. essil le sides of t-e to
teTiegi fall leottl.tain an t li. trip
t hem.
Had all the allb , t. nd- d th.
sriuie timeiv aril gerieieu; aid to
inibwi and Montenefo that Frame
can be Increased at any
t 'i.i.yi.i ii'di. Ta su: -
may puai
w ar theater.
hr-r army
tui.t OXfl
nit-r unJ f.tH month
battles in nice than oue
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we will deliver you ten tier of
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Vgu can
treat mtrt djtra's urc-
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Ubir.g -t' tt-uin as per uirecucna on
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