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STREWN Bl BODIES
OF WISH DEAD
Thousands Die In Seven Days
Assault By Allies Says
"EyeWitness"
ALLIES ADVANCE 159
YARDS IN WEEK'S FIGHT
Petrograd Office Claims Re
treat From Lemberg Was
Made In Good Order
Paris, June 24. Bodies of thousands
of dead and wounded carpeted the
sandy slopes of the dallipoli peninsula
during a fierce seven-day combat de
scribed in nn aecctunt by the French
"eye witness" given out today.
This nsault of the allies ' was in
progress from June 10 to dune IS. The
Anglo-French forces made heavy sacri
fices for their slight gains, but the
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"The Turkish trenches were piled 1
high with cadavers," the statement
to.i.l. "While the allies lost l.eavilv,
the losses of the Turks were enormous
ur.. i i .,
hisu cumiuicu many lirisuuers. l
i.-. . . ..
I'.nglisu entered one trench from the
rear nnd captured 00 Turks."
The allien advanced from 1.10 to 400
.yards on n front of n mile ami a quar
ter during the seven days.
"On June 4," the statement contin
ued, "we attacked the cliffs bordering
Mia ("Inlf of I'irni An nri!llF .tt.,.1.
woi directed against the enemy posi- j
lions for on hour nnd nt noon the en
tire line crept across the sands, prin
cipally ngninst . the Turkish - renter.
, When the final charge was made it
was found that the defenders had been
Mown to piecen by explosive shells.
"Prisoners taken said they had been
lnM fabulous slories of Aus'tro-licrinuu
victories to keep up their spirits. They
liud heard Russia had offered seven
provinces for pence, that Ifumanin had
declared war against the allies and that
two nullum Austrians had crushed, j Mexiculi dance hall girls, brokea
Italy lit the outlet of hostilities. bones, (i, Angus ilcKdwurd, I.os An-
The (lermun shells knocked sevwal I gelos. cuts and bruines. William Fin
buildings in Arras to pieces. French ney, two fingers crushed. Mrs. Mary
guns replied to the enemy and the ar- Smith, sculp wound. Pearl Kmorv,
tillerv duel continued for several hours
Mong the entire front from Arras to a
point north of .Snitchc. violent cannon-
nling lias been in progress since early
yesterday.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
by the (lerinans to throw back the
Trench lino near Dotupierro. Sections
"I' the French trenches were first mined
by the enemy, it was ututed, but the as
Miult was repulsed.
-Retreat in Good Order,
l'otrogrud, June "4. Admission that
Lomberg; hft(1 fallen was made in tin of
ficial statement here todav. The Hus-
i-iaiis are retiring eastward upon a new
nonr, ir was stated.
The Russians nre retiring from Lom
berg in perfect order, it was asserted!
here. North of the eitv three compa
nies of the enemy were wiped out and1
'ii iiHompi io press tne advance in mar pillars, tottering unit wavering,
icclion "Wns cheeked. In the rear guard, principal losses here were: Thing
action before Lemberg was finally ltu 'piling building, partially burned,
evacuntoil the Kttssinn garrison slanga- ki.ikiii; Calcxico hotel, walls shatter
tered g large Austriun furec during tl"' t.d, $10,000; Planters hotel, walls shut
last fighting, it was stated. Few Ji""- j (orid. $5.noii; Virgiuie hotel, rear wall
iaiis were tuken prisoners. 'fallen. G.Olil): Calcxico luundrv, inn-
n nig nuttlc tins now oegun aiunt;
the Hiver Sereth, The Austriuns are
being reinforced nnd though tho Has
""us nro outnumbered they nre declar
ed tii occupy positious of the greatest
strategic Importance.
Turks Beat Russians.
''onstnntiiioplo, via Ilerlin, June
Turkish forces about Olti gained a
decisive victory over the Hessians Wed -
"omIiiv, it wits' ol'ticinllv announced to -
lav.
"We took H000 yards of heights nt
l-uradagh," the statement from the
l'ar office naid. "In the district of
'-"If. near the Turkish frontier, the
moiiiv fled eastward. We captured
"""initios ttf munitions.
Austrians Shell Italians,
"me, June 24. Heavy artillery
''(ihting has developed upon the entire
I'alian front. The Austrians are shell
'"it the mountain positions of the Ital
ians along the Isonzo nnd vigorous re
I'1.1' is being made to the enemy's l'i"
SeVOrill Utln..U ii'.n-n iionle )iv Alls-
'''mi infantry during the nightan, of-
riiiiit uiui... t'nnit an -
"'"need, but nil were repulsed. Artil-
'r.v exebunues nre esneciallv violent in
(ie regions of Vale (irandel Val 1'icco-
'o and F ri.iknt'.it finiinriil C'ldorllU TQ'
ported.
Italian Gains Denied.
Vienna. .limn 24 Iteviewinz
he
(,rst month of the Austro ltalian cntu
l''"gn, an official statement today a
-erted the Italians had failed to ao
'""iplish anything of importunco.
"We mnintniu ir positions on and
"oar the frontier," he statement said.
Finnish Schooner Sunk,
f-ondon, dune 24.--The Finnb
" nooner Leo hus been torpedoed by
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BOMB TOR CAKNEGIE.
.cw Uric, Juno "J-A bomb,
S"i' to h:t vp contained throe
"ticks of .lynaniitp, found on the
dwrstop of tho homo of Andrew
Urnogie last night, was doe tar
ed by the polico todnv to be the
work of amateurs. 'Tho bomb
was extremely crude in eon
stniction and the method cm
Idoyed in placing it on the door
step where it was found bv a
watchman, bore every mark of
nn amateur, it was said.
Carnegie has been nt liar Har
bor fur days, and it is not be
lieved tho bomb was placed at
"is Fifth avenue home bv nu
nivhists or members of the I.
W. W., who might have kept
themselves informed as to his
wliereabuiits.
Many Receive Minor Injuries
From Falling Debries In
El Centro
Culexico, nil,, June iM.-Injurios sus
" l, D ,,
S?' ,,, 7 " ' , V 'y ' T
" f ' , " ''J 1,1
?2 ,t,n I, .1" ? ' T.
hospital here, bl'iiiL'intr the total death
'M' , ., . . ., v.." . ,
i list Uli to six. Smith was fntn k- h.n-t
by ft fulling wall in Jlexicnli, across
the border.
James Pencil, S2, recently from Sun
Diego, succumbed to his injuries in
Moxieuli Owl cafe, was killed trying
to rescue nn nged patron from aii in-
(,t tumbling walls. Three uu-
''l'ntif ind bodies, probably Chinese or
.iuAiuim npic lOUUU Wild Wl WTCCR.-
tige of the Buekhorn hall was searched.
No corrert estimate of the damage
is available yet but it will probably
be $230,0(10 and $.100,000. This is mere
ly n rough approximation.
John Uazloy, u laborer of this city,
is suffering from concussion of tile
brain and possible internal injuries. He
may die. The others seriously injured
by the earthquake lire Margaret Kellv,
Marion Wilson and Frances Ottermnii,
foot crushed. Charles A. Davis, leg
broken. William Stevens, I.os Angeles,
ankle crushed.
McF.dwnrd was struck by fulling
plaster in the llarbat'a Worth hotel
at F.l Centro,
As fast as tho city authorities per
mit it, the work of cleuring debris pro
ceeded today. Every job was careful
ly inspected .however, so there would
be no danger of tottering structures be
ing temporarily repaired. Many will be
razed.
Walls that faced east or west were
the worst duinnged as the quake passed
in a east and west direction. Several
buildings in Oulexico and in El t'en
weto actually moved trutn tne cast io
the nest on their foundations.
Second street hero was hit hard.
Manv walls toppled, leaving sagging
roofs perilously suspended on strained
chincry ruined, building demolished
$:i,nuil: Alliens drug store, i,ooo;
Heckors drug store, $.:.HH0.
In F.l Centro the heaviest losses were I
. i .....iifie toiil.lilo'l
IJCITIl .ucrt'liinio- I "
burned, $100,000; Ncwmark (Irani com-
; !,,IIIM. temple, ruined, ..10,ooli: Dunnnayl
lmih) i n. wall fell i". -"ti.nni ; Par-,
l,M.,l wio-th hotel. .l."i.noU; Imperial!
1 -"uf,. v Hukery plant, -25.000; lilolie
',,.., .,n ' ,i:, tliiimo; Imperial
tut it V
uarolouise razed. JMMi"
Valley Oil and Cotton coaipuiM, ?-.
000, ' .
The pie were quite calm t"'iy.
but nevertheless, n number of tami bes
, i i ti their back vards rath.-r '
sei'i ii... .. . ,
than risk another shock indoors. I.ui
i ncss was practically at a stind-i'.
dtinv laborers may be required t.. clear
the debris away. There is plenty ol
food and water, and no real refugees,
nlthoiigh several families are home
less. '
(icrmaii submaiiiie,
today.
it was learned acre
juny Vessels Intcrued.
1 . .. .. u'.,li June 2t. Scores
of
t,..)lli,,r, ,;,vc interned v.duntarii n
. ..,, .,., rt-. a '" ' "I"""
v,. u., ,,f the .Norwegian
tei.ni.T 1 ri
o... iut iitrivi'd 1111"'
from I li.uan
olor.
,l I'.olivMin ports.
We saw 4' to!
ieriuaa K"1""
in uie
I Vul araiso,
i ,ai"",n "
v . .i f..,i
, ralcta -',. ar rmiU.
f.,o!ita. 1
ti.cis exist at manv
Otll'T
a xr.irsun Killed.
Bister. "-"-.r.,..f. ..,,1
t'.irin. June
-,IHOl oir.- .n
were kill
,v Herman ucn
..i.i'.. ti fell on th
Sa nte rsacrau
i... I during a
hesiv t.ottii.ar.irwt-M.
h!of Arras yesterday,
a Innnoim I l0la-v'
it win Oil"
SALEM,
S'
Eighteen White Sailors Will Do
the Work of 115 Chinese
and Cost Less
By Lowell MoUett.
(I'liited Press Staff Correspondent )
Vlusliingtoa, .lone 24. If President
"ilson is being persuaded that Amer
ican shipping is due to disappear when
the l.nhdlette seamen's act becomes
etfictive November 4, it is the result
ot misinformation, according to a state
ment t"dny by Andrew Faruseth, of
the senaien's union. '
Fnrutetlis here with Vice-I'resiilent
Pntricli ,1. Flynii, of the uniin, laying
plans to fight inodificatioin ei repeal
of tin; l.uFollcttc law during the next
session of congress. The constantly
circulated report that the Pacific Mail
company, operating on the Pacific,
const, is going out of burners, ia un
true iccoiding to Furuscth.
"The Southern Pacific ohiis the
controlling interest ia the Pacific
Mail," said Furuscth today, "and
coiiscouciitly its steamers nre not per
mit ;ed to go through the Panama cniial.
There is evidence to prove that the
Pacific Mail is simply re organizing so
us to divert itself of'the Southern Pa
cific ownership and readjust its trade
route to make it extend from llonkong
through the canal to New York. . .
"Tho I'aion Iron Works has furnish
ed at the request of the Pacific. Mail,
speciticatHias tor changing its steamers
to oil burners. The change will re
quire two months, disarranging the
b.'hedules so that the company can
not ninke bookings for definitn se
ings while these changes are in pro
gress,
" 1 litis tho Mail says a partial truth
hy reporting that it will discontinue
operations November 4. The Mongolia
is the first steamer scheduled to be
converted into an oil burner. It will
probuWy go to tho Union Iron Works
in Auvemuer. He expect a big howl
trom now until that tune because all
of the bookings of the Afongolia must
be cancelled."
Furuscth claimed thut after her
conversion to nn oil burning vessel, op
eration of the Mongolia will cost less
than before, even with n white crew,
as the new law previa.
Detailing the difference In the cost
of operation with a white instead of a
Chinese crew, Furuscth said:
"Instead of carrying 115 Chinese
firemen u boat can operate with IS
whites. Thev pav the Chinese $0 u
month. The whites would be paid -!5
a month. Instead of $1,0.15 in wages
for the Chinese, the white firemen
would cost just $!W). Food for 115
Chinese, nt 1H cents a day for each one,
costs $021 a month as against $210
which would be the cost to feed IS
whites at 40 cents a dav.
"The white deck crew would be
more costly. Instead of 40 Chinese a
boat could be operated with 24 whites.
The difference between $S a month
wages for tho Chinese und $50 for
the whites would make an increase in
wages amounting to $sns; and their
food would cost iU2 more n month."
"A"
Tub In Which Three of Smith's
Wives Met Death Is Seen
At Old Bailey
By W. 8. Forest. j
! Loudon, .lune L' I. 'I'ln- bath tub ia
whleh the filM of the three wives i,f;
(ieorge .loscph Smith i t death under;
nnsterious rircum-tnnces was brought :
into i rt today when the fatnor.
"brides of bath" murder trial was re j
kilned, in nld Kilc.v.
' Minth's narrow, deep set eyes, seanj
lied the court offb-iaN closely as th'
o, liotrutnciit of dcilh as carried in.
lie .liipiaved the greatest interest as,
esideie-e :is gneii regarding the loci !
tio,, of lie tub iii the boarding house
an. I the manner in who h the body of:
' his wife was foi.n I. I
pliv.ieinii. Willi for the crowd,,
te-tilic. that he found the wunian's
h in the tab which was ahoul ihte
I fourths full. The body was nude. The,
heel n:i nvl.'r water and the leg hung'
over the ele.
I In au effort t" prove that Smith plau
nc the minder of llentnce Mutely. h
' thitd wife, but the urst to die, in ro. I
blood, the phvsieiiin was callci upon ei
relate in detail incidents pr lll'g the
, , . ,
no. iu no- '".
ti. ,.i.v,iri,. sa
I he was sii!umon"l
bv Smith to attend Ins wn- ine .....
before her death. Smith alleged "he
was suffering from s fit. The witness
said he found Mrs. Smith in a normal
condition, except for th. fad that be
had a slight headache. When ne.t sum
nioned he found the woman dead.
The r,roe. ution alleges nisi i" I"-'
.li.u the murder of his wives,
Smith
fir-t endeavored to
rn-ata 'he impres
OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNEUOl?
TERROR REIGNS IN
SONORA AS YAQUIS
AND OMIT
Mexican Soldiers Join Bandits
In Session Of Murder and
Pillage
UP RESORT AND FLEES
Hostile Firing Within Sound
of American Warships In
Tobari Bay
Nognlos, Ariz., .lime 21. Outlaws,
India as and Mexican soldiers pillaged
and burned throug'.ioiit the state of
Sonora today. The new reign nf terror
started last night.
At Mn.vtoroiia. station north of Km-
palme Vuquin attacked a speeding rail
way train carrying a heavy guard of
troops. A ruiininj; fight ensued. The
Indians bulle.s unaltered car windows,
while, tho soldiers, crouched behind
seats und lying flat la the aisles, re
turned the fire as best they could. The
encounter ended when t.ie enoiueer
crowded on full sl'.'am and iiitdistunced
the snvages.
Meanwhile a detachment of Cnllistas
swooped down on the village of I maris
between here nnd Maiidalenn. looted
the town, terrorized' tile Inhabitants
and climaxed their visit by pouring oil
on the railroad station and setting fire
id it., mo express wns also burned.
(leaeral Francisco Trujillo, a lender
of Vaqui factions loyal to (lovernor
Maytorena, allot up the "Hanchitn"
resort In tins red! ut district of No
gales, Sonora, tJM mgiit. After smash
ing nil the glnssw.-re in the place he
wounded five bystanders. Tulav a
mob gathered to denl with him but he
tied.
In spite of these disorders, a crowded
railway train left here today in nil of
fnrt to reaidi Sonora points.' It is the
first lime the throui'li trip hus been
scheduled since Inst, Sootember.
Vaqui Indinis hr.vo attacked Cruz dc
Piedras, several miles south of Km-
palmc, according to reports here todav.
The lighting is probubl.y within hear
ing of the Americun wnrships nt To
bari bav.
Details are unobtainable vet. It is
believed there are Americans at Pie-
Iras.
Searching parties left todav for the
interior of the state of Sonora, Mexico,
to hunt two American prospectuts re
ported hut there. Tim Americans whole
names are Foddni'; nnd Norton, have
been missing soverul weeks.
Americana Ars Jailed.
iJuiigliis, A ri .. .lune L'I. Maytorena
nitliotitiei in Mexico todav Muled Mil
lard llavtuore end Arthur Jumis'iu,
Americans, owners of the S na Mer
cantile loimpany. They nro coiiliniid
at ;i' o, Soiinri,, No charges lun e b 'en
made against them. American Con. ml
Simpich hus niado strong rcpresen'.n
tions to (lovernor Mavlorenu.
It was lonmed Uilay that ( al Hates,
weiillliv American entile man, had
also I n arrested bv the Mnvtoreua
authorities. He is .jailed in Cubona,
Sonora, facing .. charge of circulating
rrnnii mniiey. Thin monev is not
legal tender in territory controlled bv
too Villains.
1
Oonr.alV Advance Halts.
liaKeston, Vext'B, .lune t.- The nd
.atjee it'' (i.oi t. I (loiir.ales troops to
weid Mexico ' i V litis been halted, sic-
lorl ng to a i'ble ri ived bv the
lexn;iii con-ill today. Icuiuiug th' t
ihe ':u:iiist: w 're heavily coin h 'd
.i,,iie tin- ii'v, Uuii7:.les remained out
,i t . CpiiiCr ihe enemy would surrender
mi l si v- t!'- iitv from the horrors of
: I, r 1.1.1 lie.
i; lo'.al Alviiro Obregon is nt Imar
. i ion and (Keetn f t occupy Augiu.s
i riPcMtes tiiiroerotr.
JUMPERS WILL NOT COMPETE.
N.-w V'.il:. dune L'4. 1'latt Adams
nn. I vYc.lov ner, dr., high .lump chntii
toons, nro! U Hie (J.rdoii, n.-.tional
uin.'or i ii a l'i pi " " III the mile r arc
not gi.og to the Panama Pacific epi
. tioti track meet nt San Francisco i"
Aug i-t. it wn learned todav.
,i., tint thev were ill, la the belief
tint their death in the bath lob soon
afterward would not excite suspicion.
The Weather
Oregon: Tonight
and Friday iint
tied, probably
showers west, fair
eut portion; ro'1
cr Friday east
Hjrt.ua; southerly
wind!.
; (T fjiO huso)
Ell
an Francisco Woman Gives
Startling Testimony Be
fore U. S. Officers
Saa Francisco. June "1. That she
kept reservists in her rooming house
and was paid by Halph K. lllair, part
ner of Supervisor Murdovk in a print
ing business at Wl Freeinont street
and that a Mr. Lane, claiming tu rep
resent the British consul tried to hire
one of her rooms where men could
be examined by n doctor for military
service, are features of sensational
revelations made today by Mrs. C. K.
Lee, rooming house owner, in ei.nnec
tiioa with alleged llritjsh recruiting
activities in San Francisco.
Mrs. Lee conducts n rooming house
nt 7il5 A Harrison street. Several weeks
ago she declares, she was introdi d
to a man named Laae, who said he was
from Ihe llritish consul and wanted to
engage her entire house. He asked if
she could get rid of her roomers at
once, assuring her h would have at
least -3 men a week to accommodate.
Doing assured that the ,men were
British reservists going to Knglaad of
Iheir own volition, Mrs. Lee under
took the contract. She bought extra
beds and put four men in each room.
Her first knowledge of recruiting
came, Mrs. Lee says, when one of the
occupants of the rooms, an Knglishmaa,
remarked that "he would have to get
some men soon as they had to send L'j
away next week." She declared I. line
then asked her if he could hire her
largest room to inspect men, and have
them examined for service by a doctor,
saying men could no longer be ex
amined in lllair 'a office, us suspicious
Mad l.een aroused
Airs, i.ee uecinieii
she refused and that l.niio then dc-1
inun.ieu nai sue get na ot a tier-:
mnti wl,,. llil. I Ir.it.i l....,n ...... !.,.)
man who bad lonu been .net of her
roomers. I.'pon her second refusal, she
asserts, the reservists were removed,
Mrs. I.ee declares there were two
men in her house who were brought
up from Los Angeles, but were refused
upon examination, The men quit work
in the south, she said, to go to the
war.
She insists there nre reservists ill
this city now, whom the recruiters lire
presuinablv nfrnid to semi nwnv since
the arrest of seven men in New York i
bv request of Cnited States District i
Attorney Preston, Shu thinks these
seven men' were nmong those kept at
Ii,'.- house ami she is willing to turn
over her books to the federal authori
ties for their inspection.
British Labor Must Bow
to Demands of Conflict
(By J. W. T. Mason, written for the
United Press.) i
New York,
has received
Lloyd (ieorge,
delivered it wl
June lit.- llritish labor
nil ultimatum. David
minister of munitions
en he gave warning that
.lavs, bv .lull' I, Kng-
Wltlllll sev
lish workingmen must voluntarily sub
mit to industrial discipline or military
regulations will be forced on them.
Knglaad is finally waking up. Or
ganialion of industries is inevitable
on a basis commensurate with the ast
demands of the present conflict. Four
months persuasion has been tried, ac
cording to Lnglish immemorial customs
and now the tunc for compulsion has
arrived Hut it will he democratic
compulsion. The most unheal mem
ber of the goveri nt, the man owning
his public reputation to Ins devotion
to popular causes, will enforce disci
pline on the workers.
Throuehoiit the storm which
lias
raged ia industrial l.ngbli since Inst
winter. l.lod (ieorge has kept Ins head,
with his determination growing strong-
CHERRY FAIR
The
July c
lows:
co.nn.itt.
dchrntior
e huving ill charge the (lurry rair anil fourth or
has arranged the program for the two days as fol
rnday,
lilitary
0:ii(i n. in.- Mi. I. v piiriob
1 1 Wl a. iu - Fraternal, I
Lauds.
I .'In ii. m. Itod and lion shoot.
2:011 n. m. I'omi.ctitive dull nnd
.'I 'l'l p, III. Usees. Street sports, lill"b.ill.
7:0(1 to H;!i0 p. in. - Water spuria, at Ihe tu
ekets streets. -
H-.'M to In:'") p. m.-Baiid 'i. iii crt, vocal solos, fountain display.
Saturday, July 3.
10::i"l a. m - I'ntade.
10:00 o'clock, bosket dinner st Willsoti Park. Address by (lover
nor Withyombe, rending" sad recitations.
!i :ii m. - Baseball, Farmers vs. Business Men.
3:00 p. m--Knees.
4:.:il p. m.--Free picture show at the drain! opera house.
7:00 tu H:10 p. m Motorbout races aud water sports.
10:0(1 p. m htreet dance.
,' VeVS"T Ve"-- .-W '
PRICE TWO
MEXICANS TAKE
ANNUAL BATH
Nogales, Ariz., Juno 24. In
celebration of San Juan day,
the Mexicans nt Nogales, Son
ora will take their annual
baths tomorrow. (lovernor
Maytorena donated MO.OOO
gallons of water for the pur
pose. OIL WELLS ARB BTJRNINO.
dishing, Okln., dune 21. A heavy
curtain of black smoku hung over this
entire district today from burning oil
wells. Nearly lOtl.mm barrels of nil
are estimated tu have been destroyed
when more than 110 big tanks were'set
on fire by lightning. Tho Prairie, (lulf
and (lypsy ml companies suffered toe
heaviest, losses.
Imperial Government May
Even Promise To Safe
guard Neutrals
By Carl W. Ackorman.
(I'liited Press Staff Correspondent.)
Ilerlin, via. The Hague, June U4.
(Io nn n n v will make important conces
sions ia the interest of I'reaident Wil
son's "principles of humanity" in the
next note from the foreign office deal
ing with the submarine warfare.
It was given strong naaiirniicca of
this today, The imperial government
may even promise to safeguard all neu
trals in replying to President Wil
son's rejoinder. One possible siiL'ucslion
wlncli may im made is that distinguish
ing marks be idaeed iinon vessels which
uro not carrying contraband.
I 'I. . I...- II... 1 It. ..I -
l.liniiv.'l.ill ...I m-l.l...lllll-ll)lWCg
desires thnt the answer to tho latest
note of the I'liited States be forwarded
to Wash i nylon ss soon ma possible.
Hut bearing in mind the precedent that
may be set for future Interpretations
of internal ionul law by the (lermnn
reply, the (lermun diplomats nre pro
ceeding with the greatest caution in
framing the note.
It is uliilcd that the answer will be
distinct nn v ii nee toward securing
freedom of the sens, for which For
eign Minister Von Jngow assured the
I'liited Press in nn interview, (ler
many is fighting. It appeared today
that, ia view of the euro with which
the (lermun note Is being framed, it
might be delayed for two weeks.
or as opposition Increased. Now, like
the able political strategist hi) is, he
hns sci.cd upon Ihe collapse of the
Kii'isiau in tiiili.-iu and frightened
Kiiglnnd Info letting him have his
way. Future historians may dale the
awakening of Kiiglnnd from (lenernl
Ynn Mackenscn 's drive, through (lair
cia.
A sobered Kaglund is emerging from
a muddled past. Lloyd (leorgo has ftc
cured the introduction of a bill in pur
biiineut, empowering the minister of
munitions to do the very things labor
sought to prevent by undermining the
authority ot the ministers office. I'ntil
this iiicasuie becomes a law, July I,
both employes and employers will be
gneo sewn days of grnco in which to
voluntarily adjust their differences.
.lulv will be the beginning of Kng
hind's recovery. Thenceforth Kitgland's
linnl test will be apparent to the world
us deiiiocra.-.v struggles to obtain the
ten milages or war, so rar anown lo lie
bog to Herman's system of mililiuy
autocracy.
PROGRAM
July 2.
and civic bod oh purade, with five
rues by
IHlt.
ot of Court and ('hem-
" MS'SWw
CENTS
ON TRAINS AND NEWS
STANDS FIVE CENTS
Kaiser Determined To Deal
Decisive Blow To Russian
Offensive
GALICIA RICH IN OIL AND
COPPER BADLY NEEDED
Little Booty Falls Into Hands
of Germans When Lem
berg Is Taken
Berlin, via Tro Hague, June 1.
"(In ti. Purls!" was tho cry of ta
people of Berlin today, boused to th
highest pitch of enthusiasm by capture
or Leniberg, sweeping the Ilussiuiia
from (laliciu find restoring this laud tu
Austria, the populace now favors aban
donment of the (lalieiau ot'l'ciisivo
against the Slavs for u gigantic move
ment, on tho western front in another
attempt to reach the French cnpitnl.
In ol filial cirflcn thero was no iiint
today of the next step to be tuken In
Ualicia. Those best informed on mili
tary affairs, however, doubted thut
troops winld be withdrawn from th
victorious army of the cast in any great
numbers. They did not believe tho kl
ser would rnlent in his fieroo attack
against the Itiissinns to throw theso
troops against the allied lines iu Franco
and l-'liindeni.
They expected the (lerinaii generul
staff to reinforce the army nn th
northern rout with men withdrawn
trom Onll.lu f(ir a tremendous drivn
ogaiiist lima, tho Important city of tho
H.illiu region. It Is riellovd in mili
tary circles that the kaiser is determin
ed to dnil the czar a blow I'rom which
he cannot recover before opening a
general offensive against the French.
This would mean that the armies lit
Field .Marshall Von Mackensen would
be transferred northward into Poland.
The Hussion power nf resistance Is uow
believed to be broken and the seizure of
Ihe rich Baltic provinces und final
crushing of tho Slav forces stretching
southward through Poluiid could be
speedily accomplished, ir, is bnlieved
here.
The importance of the recicvery of
(iitlii in cannot be over estimated, It waa
slated In olficial rlreles toduy. Th
Auslro Herman armies havii retaken a
territory larger than tile Now Knglaad
states and rich In copper, ainc sad oil.
Men are already en mot to open up
the mines and the oil fields will bo
speedily restored.
(leriiinny will Ihus have at her dis
posal rc rces winch Were badly need
Arch Doe Frederic, cioiinsnding the
Austrian forces which took part iu the
llalician dine, and llenoial Von Mack
enseii, tin. Herman commander, have,
both been created field mitrsnula by thn
Kaiser ill recognition of their greni vic
tory. In view of tho fact that the Itiissinns
spent nearly n week preparing for the
evacuation of Lead. erg, it is not ct
peeled that further reports of Ihe cap
lure of the city will account for hiiy
great amount of munitions or guns
taken by Ihe Austro Hermans.
British Cruiser Torpodoad.
Ilcrliiifviii wireless to Sayvllle, L. I.,
dune -LA British cruiser of tho
Minotaur class was torpedoed bv a sub
iiuipue iii ihe .North s' a Sunday, the
J admiralty nnaouiiced aero today. The
inmage was not ascot turned.
The British admiralty nonoiin I Isst
Milidit that Hie ciuixr Foiburgh hus
jl n tinpedi'd hut that the daiuugo
.suffered was not serious and that there
casualties. It Is heliowd th
i;,.
rir.iin stall in. nt refers to the Fo-
biiigh, whieii icM'inl.lcs the Minotaur.
Be!gtuns Take Town.
Havre, dune III.-- KuniisKcnp-,
man hi.ulhwcl Africa has been
uimi .Mootbwcil Africa has been
announcement stated here today,
(ler-rap-rap-
I Dr. Romberg Detained.
1 Lo.ob io, .lune 21.- The Norwegian
'slenmer llergensf ord, with Dr. Beraurd
Deriil.org and his wife uboanl, has been
detained ,it Kirkwall by the British uu
.thunties. The Hwcdish steamer Vurl.ig,
fioiu Siivuiinuh, is also detained Tho
government made no iiinioiiiiccu.ciit to
Idav for the reaons for stopping the two
vessels, but it is believed t .... authorities
liriuv have received rcpoils id' Herman
j rcserv isls being on board.
Dr. Den long, who acted as Ihe kai
iser's unofficial spokesman in the Pint-
c.l Htates, was understood lo have heesi
gnuru.it I safe passage lo (lermsny
l.v the allies.
GREAT SALMON PACK.
Portland, lire., June L'I. The great
ct salmon lun k in '-. years lo toe ( o-
j Ininlos river district was reported fo
lds v. The increase over last year's out
ipoi is fully KHl per cent, it was esti-
i muted.
I Home packers are said to favor a re
jdu. lii.n of 10 rents a rase In the prb'
lof salin.si.
1 10 PARIS" IS
CRY OF THOUSANDS
IN BERLIN TODAY
SW.SVIt-l-e'.'.M'i'-''. -