Morning Oregonian., June 21, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

THE 3IORNIXG OKEGOXUX, AVEDXESDAY, JUXE 21, 1916.
RUSSIANS, CHECKED
ONCE, RUSH ONWARD
Teutons Cut Way Through Line
and Are Captured Pris-
v oners Total 170,000.
SUPREME COMMANDER OF AUSTRIAN ARMY ON BUKOWINA FRON-i
NOW THREATENED BY RUSSIAN FORCES.
AUSTRIAN ARMY IS SPLIT
One Section In Flight South Alon
Roumanian Border and Other la
V Fleeinjj Into Carpathians.
Victory Due to Iiessons.
PSTEOGEAD, via London, June 20.
On the northern Hank of General
Brusilofrs front the Austrian, resist
ance, considerably stiffened by the arri
val of a large number of German rein
forcements, has succeeded In. checking:
the Russian drive between Lutsk and
Kovel. which, directed against Vladi-mir-Volynski,
aims at destroying the
Austrian communications between Ko
vel and Lembergr. But in spite of the
violent Austro-German counter attacks,
one of which broke through the Russian
lines, the latest reports are to the er
feet that the Russians have again re
sumed progress in this sector, after
taking- the usual toll of prisoners.
On the southern flank the Austrians
have been unable to check even momen
tarlly the Russian advance toward Ko-
lomea and toward the final Dneister
fortification of Halich.
Austrian In Flight.
General Fflanzer. the Austrian com
mander, apparently is paying the pen
alty for having too long delayed his
retirement from Czernowitz and his
army, now cut in two, is reported to
be In precipitate flight, one part along
the Roumanian frontier and the other
Into the Carpathians.
Turning from Czernowitz, General
Letchitzky's forces are pressing their
flank attack further north and have
reached a point on the Zlota Li pa.
some miles to the northwest of Czer
nowitz. Russian military critics con
. aider it unlikely that the Austrians
will be able to hold the "Zlota Llpa
line, but will be forced back upon
Halich.
The separate Russian movements now
are showing a strongly centralized ten
dency. There are three converging lines
of advance, the common objective of
which Is Lembers. The first -of these
lines ia aproaching Vladimir-Volyn-
ski, the second Brody, the third Ha
lich. The capture of any onj of these
towns would place' the Galician capital
in a position of grave danger.
The total number of prisoners taken
by the Russians now Is estimated at
79.000.
"The speedy successes we have at
tained represent the application of all
the lessons we have learned in two
years of bitter warfare against the
Germans," said General Brusiloff. "In
every movement, great or small, that
we made this Winter we have been
studying the best methods of handling
the new problems which modern war.
fare presents.
Austrians I'nable to Shift.
"At the beginning of the war, and
especially last Summer, we lacked the
preparations which the Germans had
been making for the paat 50 years. Per
sonally I was not discouraged, for my
faith in the Russian troops and In the
Russian character was an enduring one.
I was convinced that, given the muni
tions, we should do exactly as we have
done In the past two weeks.
"On our entire front the attack be
gan at the same hour. It was Impossi
ble for the enemy to shift his troops
from one quarter to another, as our at
tacks were being pressed equally at all
points.
"The most important fighting has
been in the sector of Rovno. Here we
have made our greatest advances, which
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DUKE3 LEOPOLD. OK AUSTRIA (RIGHT), CONVERSING WITH
PRINCB WILLIAM OF WIEO, KING OF ALBANIA.
OFFICIAL WAR REPORTS
Four Battle Cruisers Included
Amendment to Be
Urged on Senate.
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NAVY WANTS 87,000 MEN
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ERLIN, -via London, June 10. Ger
man troops have broken the res
istance of the Russians at varl-
outs points northwest of Lutsk and are
fighting their way forward, the War
Office announced today.
The announcement says:
"Western front German patrola con
ducted successfully enterprises near
Beuvralgnes and Nieder-Aspach. Our
airmen dropped numerous bombs on
military establishments at Bergen, near
Dunkirk, and Soullly, southwest of Verdun.
"Esatern front, army group of Field
Marshal von Hlndenburg Attacks by
German detachments on the front south
of Smorgen and near Tanocsyn re
sulted In the capture of one orricer,
143 men, four machine guns and four
mine throwers. A Russian biplane was
compelled to land west of Kolodont and
was destroyed. BomDs were aroppea
on a railway building at Wllelka.
'Army group of Prince Leopold
Our airmen renewed their attacks on
the railway line near Luniniets.
"A ...... ,-n, n Atiaml vnn T.inRATIsr.
are striking seriously at the strategy strong BB.usan attacks against our
of the whole of the enemy's front Irf nitifJt D th(, c-nal southeast of
Present Number Is 64,000, Wbllo
74,700 Are to Be Seeded Im
mediately to Put Reserve
Warships ia Commission.
WASHINGTOX. June 20. A building
programme of at least four battle
cruisers and two dreadnoughts and an
increase of 20.700 men in the Navy en
listed personnel were agreed on at t
White House conference today as pro
visions which the Administration will
ask the Senate to include In the .pend
ing naval MIL Aa passed by the House
the measure provides for only five
capital ships, all battle cruisers and for
a personnel Increase of only 11,000 men.
Secretary Daniels, Chairman Tillman,
of the Senate naval committee, and
Senator Swanson, another majority
committee member, went over the
building and personnel questions care-
rally with President Wilson ana it was
said afterward that work will be
started immediately to write Into the
bill the increases a-greed on. The
Senate committee appointed Senators
Tillman. Swanson and Lodge to draft
the necessary amendments.
While the Administration will Insist
vigorously on an Increase in the build
ing programme. Secretary Daniels in
dicated tonight that he would not con
sent to any compromise by which the
personnel increases would be sacrificed.
The Secretary made public a letter he
had written to- Chairman Tillman,
pointing out the necessity or more
men to meet the Increased responsibili
ties of the Navy in Mexican and other
Southern waters.
"Owing to the immediate and unex
pected need for enlisted men to keep in
commission and to place in commission
ships which are ordinarily kept in
reserve with reduced crews and fully
to man all ships." wrote the Secretary,
"I recommend that there be incor
porated In the pending naval appropria
tion bill a provision establishing the
enlisted strength of the Navy as 74,700
men and authorize the President to
increase the number to 87.00O when in
his Judgment it may become necessary
to place the country In a complete state
of preparedness. The increase to 74.730
from the 64.000 now enlisted is the
number recommended by the general
board.1
The Secretary announced that a pro-
In the Vosges a surprise attack of vision authorizing the promotion of a
the enemy upon an advanced sap in number of higher ranking officers also
the region of Mlchelbach failed. I would be asked of Congress.
The War Office communication Issued
There has been no Important event twrJHQVhKS flKr- IIMIllCltlJ
worthy of mention on the entire front. "w" ,w
n-1 1 Vi th TniTttnn if rather livelv ar
tillery fighting in the region south of New York Concerns Accused of Com-
Fort vaux."
Belgian communication
There has been artillery fighting
and attacks with bombs in the region
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of Steenstraete. Calm bias prevailed on
the rest of the front.
Tuesday' War Moves '
NEW YORK, June 20. Eight mem
bers of the Photo EngraverB' Board of
T ,1 . v t A ( n rt t J't oH hv A. OOUTltv T" H 11 (1
Jury today, charged with combining In I. ;n nrnp RaSG EXC titled
restraint of trade to raise tne price -1
of engraving in certain lines from 40
the east.
"If we are able to take Kovel,
positions on the canal southeast
Legischin broke down with heavy
losses for the enemy, uontinuoua en
there
Is every reason to believe that the I , !,, .cinr out- line, strath of
Styr and west or Ji-oiai were nnsuc
whole eastern front will be obliged to
fall back, as Kovel Is really the center
which has been extraordinarily useful
for Intercommunication between the
Germans and Austrians."
EPISCOPALIANS ON WAY
Delegations Arrive From Many
1'olnts for Baker Sleeting.
epssful. generally sneaking. Between
the Kovel-Lutsk railroad and the Turia
River our troops at various points
broke down the enemy resistance. Our
troops are fighting their way forward.
Attacks by the enemy south of the
Turia were repulsed. The Russians did
not continue their advance in tne m
rectlon of Gorochow." ,
to 150 per cent. The District Attorney's
HE Russians, continuing their ad-1 ",7 XrTJ, v,i,
against the Austrians pnsm Association comprising a number
through Bukowina. have crossed the of electrical, musical, architectural and
Tt Ivnr KarAth nniitti wpBt ftf rMmnvEts 1 kindred publications.
i i . ,v,. . , j The men lnnictea are: tawara
Strea-inetz and Gliboka. The Austrians Epstein. H. L. talker, A W. Morlej,
From Courtroom.
TONE OF LETTERS VITAL
are declared ii Petrograd to be in disl Charles E. Sherman Theodore tf nde
. . .-.i. .v. u 7 and Adolph Scheutz. Their counsel
ergetiSally pursuing them toward the agreed to arrange for their appear
n,n,thi.n iii,,i ance in court.
Jr., George M. Gill. M. J. Colgan.
Carpathian Mountains.
An element of uncertainty as to the
situation between the Prlpet River and
the Galician frontier has arisen, ow
ing . to the divergent reports of the
The Photo Engravers" Board, alter
the return of the Indictment, issued
statement - settine forth reasons why
a raise In prices was "an absolute
State's Attorney Declares aiissives
Ardent, Jealous, Then Grow Cold
and In Each Reference Is
Made to Illicit Relations.
acting in good faith.
Russian.
i.Mo.jian cluu vj ti iiiau v tt( ViilBB. UlU I . , Bainl,tlnn tt Tint I
. 1 I r 1 , . . U1C LI UO 1 1 V. " v...v.. i
east of Kiselin, which lies between
Lutsk and Vladimir-Volynski. Petro
grad says an Austrian attack, sup
ported by Germans, was repulsed.
while Berlin asserts that the Teutons
were victorious and are fighting their Mexican Situation Causes Inability I Lambert, ia expected to take the wit
way forward against the Russians. I I nmnrrnw.
of Mi". WltnycomDO to aiwna. i Much of today's testimony concerned
statements alleged to have been made
PETROGRAD. via London. June 20.
BAKER. Or.. June 20. (Special.) The Russian official statement follows:
Th. .HvBnr.-r'iiirl nt Kn Hios- to. in 1 "The Kitie of England, the nrst to
the annual convocation of the Episcopal I learn of our victories, haa telegraphed
Church of Eastern Oregon arrived to
night for the opening aessions in 'St.
Stephen's Episcdpal Church tomorrow
morning. Representatives from Pen'
dleton. La Grande. Cove, Joseph. Sump
ter. Prairie City and Canyon City are
on the way
The convocation will open with
morning prayer, conducted by Rev. A.
30. MacNamara and holy communion by
Right Reverend Robert Paddock,
bishop of Eastern Oregon, assisted by
Rev. Owen F. Jones, rector of St.
Stephen's, and Rev. Charles Quinney.
Rev. Dr. Morrison, rector of Trinitv
Church, of Portland, will deliver the I the region from the village of Rogo-
the Czar congratulations, couched in
especially warm and cordial terms.
"Western front On several sectors o'
the front occupied by the armies under
General BrussilonT the enemy continues
to make desperate counter attacks.
"The enemy offensive began in tne
vicinity of the village of Vereonchine.
northeast of Klsslin, seven versts norm
or tho Lutsk-Vladimir-Volynskl road,
upported by German troops, recently
transported there, has broken down un
der our fire.
"According to reports just received
our troops, after a counter attack in
address tomorrow night.
SENATOR MURDOCK COMING
Chautauqua Gets Progressive
'Tncle Sam's Tomorrow."
OREGON CITT. Or.. June 20. (Spe
cial.) Victor Murdock, a Kansas Pro-
vitehi to southeast of the village of
Lokatcht. repulsed the enemy and cap
tured 16 officers, 1200 men and eight
machine runs.
"In this decisive action tne clever
handling of a Russian rifle battalion.
which took the enemy by both flanks
and front. Is particularly mentioned.
This battalion, forming part of a crack
rifle regiment, not only put the enemy
to flight, but recaptured the three guns
whose loss was announced in yester
day's communication. Moreover, the
sressive. Is to appear at Gladstone "'""""VioVn
Park. Saturday, July 8. at 8 P. M., as battalion took 300 prisoners and threo
"Further reports of the ngnting in
I the region north of Gadomitchi. on the
one of the lecture features of the "Wil
lamette Valley Chautauqua.
Owing to the stress of war and poli
tics, it was doubtful for a time if
Senator Murdock would be able to ap
ir.." '5"-":. ' " .runs. In the region of Okhotnikovo,
"Maerop?aneTilh Vtdbserve In
vie uuciv Miua xuiuuiruw.
Chautauqua convenes July 7 for
13-day assembly at Gladstone Park.
Stvr and west of the village of Kolkt
show that we. on the 17th. captured
9$ oflScers. 3137 men and 17 machine
the region of Gaivoronka and Vienru
vltchiki. north of Bucasacz, on the
Strips, the enemy is offering stubborn
street acation ror is ip. ..0n our extreme left wing the enemy
r-3 i-.T-rv r- T..n. -n c- lis retreating in aisoraer. wo are pur'
elal.) The vacation of Fourth street suing ana nave "P,
to make room for a second additional 1 ijo, "tM"-
unit to the Hawley Pulp & Paper Com-
GOVERNORS MAY NOT MEET.
miUL-rr.1V Til .Inn. 20. CeleStia
Tonker, the "other girl' in tne c
William II. Orpet. university siuueui.
rnd with the murder of Marlon
and
Thm Rnasia-ns aIra rpnnrt a H.f Ant r f I
ti. . rr.A..nnn 1 1 ; i. . t I n . . r -r n I v, rwnt lnwvprs. Dolicemen
katchi. which lies south of Kiselin, Because of the Mexican situation and newspaper reporters Just beiore ana
while Berlin declares that between the I .k. .r.ni-.nt nanoimlt-r that ha nhould imm- -iately following hta arrest iua
lTnv.l-T.ntcl. ..lliw.il w A . V. - -T-.. t I - - . TCI . V. 1 . ei m i eel h i 1 i t V tt tllUCh Of it Wa& QUeS'
. - - - . ...'. nuu i. ! -j ui to. remain l u urcKvu. uu.ciuw im- ..--j
River the Teutons have broken down combe announced tonight that he tloned and the witnesses in many n
the Russian resistance or repulsed their would be unable to attend the Western I stances were interrogated wnne uj
RttftCKH. I .i-iicAtii.n rnr inrv wn .Tr.iutiru i i u ill m-J
I V C 1 11 I . -u.v i t.ii'-'i U"ii I J J . ... . .
Salt Lake City on June 26. Governor I members were Drougni
In Galicia Austrians and Germans are Withycombe is secretary of the confer- the admissive portions.
still desperately resisting the Russian ence. " , w. J- .vlt. .hi nurnorted con-
1 lit) uuvbi iivi emu .ii " ' " ' - I J -i . . . . .
the sudden seriousness of the Mexican tents of-the letters from Orpet to Ma-
trouble it was not improbable that the rion. Last Bummer mt " ,1
wt.i-n mnfarMiea aa well aa the Na- I rnid i.alous in tone. They complained
In general the situation on the other I. , .iVi.i.i.h I K.a.i.. Mnrtnn addressed him as
fronts is unchanged. In the region of I, .n.f.i. fniinwinr h. wt.i-n 1 nr Imtud of "Liearest, and in
Fort Vaux. northeast of Verdun, there conference wouid be Indefinitely post- nearly every one reference was made
poned. to illicit relations.
I fifirn was a laaaa in i"n
--.. ... . hnmaa In Laka Forest for
DlflT IM RrlllMIPU RCpnRTCn th. !?ummer vacation. When he re.
Iiiui im mu'iiu'i iiui win ..,,. f wi.coon
Luxiivu fcv 1.. a Ji-.-" ."--
day. According to previous testimony,
Marion had for some time been curious
to kmw whether reports of Orpet's en
gagement to Miss Touker were true,
but is said to bave told two of her
girl friends that she didn't know
whether she would see him. She did,
however. Her body was found in the
snow of Helm's Woods the next day.
COTTAGE GROVE BENEFITS
Coast Artillery Memters to Receive
Store Than $5000 Annually.
COTTAGE GROVE, Or.. June 20.
(Special.) Cottage Grove will be ben
efited by the new militia pay bill which
goes into effect July 1. With the pres
ent enlistment the members of Com
pany 6. Coast Artillery. O. N. G., sta
tioned here, will receive between $5000
and X6000 a year. As expert riflemen
get a month extra and as Company
6 has 49 of these, probably the largest
proportion of any company in the
United States, the average amount to
the man will be larger than for other
companies of the state.
With orders to bring the company up
to war strength. Captain Woods may
secure the re-enlistment of a number
of exnert riflemen who have dropped
out of the company during the past
few years.
Read The Orron1an classified ads.
DRINK HABIT
MASTERS MEN
It Creates m Craving for Drlnlc That
la Stronger Ttaaat the Will
rower to Realat. .
Men and women who drink are poi
soned, not sick, and need the Keal
Treatment. Three days spent taking
the Neal Drink Habit Treatment at the
Portland Neal Institute, corner Broad
way and College street, or at home,
changes the craving for drink into ab
horrence for everything alcoholic. Hy
podermic Injections never used. Call,
write or phone Geo. W. Derr, Manager,
tor full information. Phone Marshall
2400. All drug habits treated. Sixty
Keal Institutes in other cities.
attempts to press forward toward Lera-
berg.
has been rather lively artillery fight
ing and bombardments and mining op
erations have taken place along the re
mainder of the French front.
Attacks and counter-attacks by the
Austrians and Italians in the Trentino I 25,000
region bave followed each other, but
neither of the belligerents have been
able to make any marked progress.
Persons Said to Have At
tacked Rathhaus.
DRASTIC STEPS TAKEN
LONDON. June 20. Twenty-five
thousand persons are reported to have
at Madison In the Fall the tone of tne
otterm was cooler. States Attorney
Dady remarked. Marlon was no longer
n.,Mst" but merely "Dear Marion
and the young man who a few months
kifnra had been vratcning me mi
for her letters to him was now co
ALLIES
ADOPT SWEEPING
ItOMIC MEASURES.
ECO.
taken part in demonstrations In Munich I stantly apologizing for not writing to
age to property was inflicted. Judge Donnelly took the matter or
An Exchange Meiegrapn aispatcn 1 aaiummimj ,
from Zurich says that word of this last of tee letters, wriiien , ...
occurrence has reached that city from said mat ne woum tan ucr
Munich. It being reported that the I ruary 8 and
would see her the next
pany. the hearing of a petition from
residents of Oswego asking that Ore
Kon City allow the establishment of a
jitney line between Portland and Ore
iron City through Oswego and a large
mass of routine business are among
the things that will come before the
Oregon City Council at a special meet
ing tomorrow night.
Salem Veterans Praise Militia.
SALEM. Or., June 20. (Special.)
Hal Hibbard. Camp No. E, United Span
lsh War Veterans, of Salem, last night
adopted resolutions commending Com
pany M. Oregon National Guard, of
Salem, for Its Instant response to the
call of the President for active service
and for Its general showing of effi
Sereth line.'
French.
PARIS. June 20. Three German at
tacks made last night on the French
positions northwest of Hill No. 321 were
repulsed by the fire of the French ma
chine guns, according to an official
statement Issued today by the War Of
fice. The Germans are heavily bom
barding the French positions In the
neighborhood of Vaux. Chapitre and
Chattancourt.
The text of the statement says:
"The German forces delivered three
attacks last night upon our positions
northwest of Hill No. 821, but all their
efforts were broken by our curtain of
fire.
"The bombardment has been Intense
in the region of the woods of v tux and
Aereement Is Reached Whereby Com
plete Ban Is to Be Placed on
"Enemy" Commerce.
PARIS. June 20. Results of recent
economic conferences here in which the
allied governments were represented
show that sweeping roeasurs have been
jointly adopted under three heads, the
first embracing the period during the
war, the second the transition period
and the third the period after the war.
During the war, citizens of tne allied
nations are forbidden all commerce
with enemy subjects. All merchandise
from enemy countries is likewise xor
bldden. Commercial houses having
enemy connections are sequestered. Ad
ditional restrictions are placed on ex
portation! and also on contrabrand.
During the reconstruction period,
the allies declare their purpose to
carry on joint action In restoring in
dustry, agriculture and merchant fleets.
All treaties with the enemies being
abrogated, the allies agreed that fa
vored nation treatment shall not be ac
corded to enemy powers during a num
ber of years to be agreed upon by the
allies after hostilities cease. They fur
ther declare in favor of the allied na
tions dealing among themselves aa far
aa possible in their natural resources.
Rathhaus was damaged and that win
dows of all the neighboring houses I
were broken. According to this ac
count, troops charged the crowd sev-1
eral times and large numbers of per-1
sons were wounded. Many arrests are
said to have been made.
Women Save Selves by Jumping.
ROSEBTJRG. Or- June 20. (Special.)
Losing control of his machine be
cause of a defective Drake, a small car
owned by James Wayland. a salesman.
and occupied by Mrs. ayiand and
three children of Mrs. Jake Yokum
left the grade on - Roberts Mountain
lata Sunday and plunged down the
abutting embankment for a distance of
about 35 feet. As the machine start
ed down -the grade women and chil
dren jumped and escaped unhurt. At
the time of the accident Mr. Wayland
was cranking his engine, which he
"killed" when about half way u? the
hilL The car was badly damaged.
CASTOR I A
-ror Infanta and Children.
Klni YcaHaTB Alwajs Bwghtj
Signature of .
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Black Sea Battle Is Draw.
LONDON. June 20. Four units of
the Turkish fleet attacked a Russian
warship in the Black Sea off Sulina.
Roumania, while the Russian ship was
convoying lighters to Odessa, says the
Times Bucharest correspondent. A
lively battle followed, but the combat
ants eventually parted without a de
cisive result being reached.
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