The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1915, Page 2

THE EVENANG WUBLD, tuworart, Juax 20, 1915. - ,000 AUSTRIAN CASUALTIES IN ONE-DAY BATTLE, ROME SAYS 7,000 MUNTION WORKERS [enantio MUNTIONS FOR RUSSIANS [ASROEATEN OER , BY ~ START BAG STRIKE, BUT | PLING UP AT VLADIVOSTOK’ "rane end cien PLES pa a __REMINGTONS PIE N "ae Foss tga - RUSSIANS FLEE 10,000 Said to Have Been|Made to Feel Resentment é ——$—$— __ ____—__ Killed, Wounded or Ca) Against Export of American age Bridgeport CONGEIA ceethatione 46 wet bins at Waph-| : gti ay an FROM WARSAW IN mitre carat . pamatas by Garrison. ° 4 Grants Eight-Hour Day and stevie ia taser sional visa ploienn TAKEN IN BY SHIP LOAD. FACE OF GERMANS GARIBALDIS AT FRONT. WASHINGTON, July 20—Col. John Ly * of the machinists’ union. “I invited; ; ‘ ‘Raise to Machinists. Mr, Gompera to come here and prove his statements,” he added, padi Nos sata BRITISH GOVERNMENT Biddle and Capt. Berkeley Enochs, until recently attached to the Em- Brothers Swear to Perish Un-|assy at Vienna as army observer, Guns and Rifles, Cotton and Autos, Copper and Dyna- (Continued from First Page.) MORE TROUBLE LIKELY. * 4 a were to-day assigned to the war col- a) Ey rly 9 il mite Unloaded There. Dobien, aighteon alten west ot Mites, less Their Arms Are Vic- | iege. ‘vith their return the Europern j . ee ee inten it battlefields are left practically with- British Representatives Charge —— abe og erie toa Nyy Be torious in War. out American military observers, Pro "oe tha priorer Bree capturing these points they advanced ‘While both officers and also the ¢ reety . toemad ‘Ainertoan seathwara against Hofzumberge and wae tn red 20.—Austrian troops) War Department refused to discuss © cht care and four hundred] Benen. a re defeated with heavy losses in a| their return, it 1s believed to be @ ful- oe The communication follows: furlous all day battle yesterday on , . American locomotives are due here) ,, filment of Secretary Garrison's policy ‘In the region of Riga and Shavii| the it bank of the Isonzo, near em tee Sate Mtates die the] enemy columns reached Takum and) Sagrado, to withdraw officers where thelr / Rext two months to celtined. tor the | Doble and advanced on the itth| UnoMioial despatches this after-| presence caused friction and embar- » es . precy at the front, The|*0Uthward against Hofzumberge and| noon reported the enemy's losses tn} rassuont. : 8) Bente, killed, wounded and prisoners at! yt i said that the popular idea” army corps on the German-Austrian | #0ne forth of the village of Okiniany! nearly 10,000. These figures were a eee eee en eit supply |OUF cavalry made a successful ineur-| not confirmed in offcial despatches | OnE officers in the armies of the aN . (patie! to The Evening World.) Movement to the Ger WASHINGTON, July 20.-For nome | ‘ man Propagandists. [time the British Government has Gaimed that it has been in possession of secret information that on Aug. 1, - BRE . by Yio the anfilversary of the war's begin- | ees is Conn, July M—Al sing, there would be Germa: thowmiatd ‘machinists walked out to | gated demonstrations In many manu. | @ax.<from the shops of the Bullard, facturing centres, The Britt km- Meen | bansy. had notified the United States! 1né ‘Togl CAmpany, the ‘Gaynor | hagwy had nou this, but the tinexpect- Mabitatturing Company, the Bridgo- ce early outbreak at Bridgeport Teutonic allies of the destruction port Engineering Company and the sion on the heels of the enemy on the | to the Italian War Office, Cobimibia Nut and Bolt Company, aub- | ope Pd A gee Visit | evening of the 17th and soiged an im-| The fighting on the Carso plateau| wrought by American arms and am- contractors fbr the Remington Arma According to British reports, the | vostok will give them these, ‘They| Portant convoy. {8 now raging more flercely than atany| munition made the position’ of the E, Wes not to start strikes at fi and Ammunition Company, The aT eye mphing i epryle ment © bégin further strike, at the Remmmton works wad| Machine tool making factories, which | oleh Tee by concessions of the com- te MT by with ary n6w machinery to turn out war mu- "Syst" s a» the men were ready to ee Ca with building contri marred ‘in. eeversl “aikeWeaters. tool | in wevera. ‘on Mf apis on me Peaceful appearance planta without attracting attention, | at cha Remington ar Bas ted to! Leet r mine meaty thts lan. Plant, it is belfeved that within a few | Th: ike started not in the ers ton- Arma Faetory, but among work GA7p there wil be a geheral strike) Of recting new plants. In this wa; Among the machinists of Bridgeport | it Is easier to spread trouble amon “In the region of Popeliany we con-| time since the Italian offensive was| American observe: tinue to press the enemy. German | begun, Unofficial reports this aft attacks against @ position near Shavil| Noon said that an Austrian retreat is on the night of the 18th were success. | now but a matter of a few hours. fully repulsed. The Italian attack began at dawn “On the Trans-Niemen front the| Yesterday, the despatches sald. The |] 4 same night we dislodged the enemy+Advance was at first most difficult, on oie Dele ee ee from the last trenches captured by | &ccount of the elaborate Austrian de- him on the 15th, fenses of thick wire entanglements “On the Narew front the night of | “Md armored trenches, the 18th tae enemy took the offensive, | Over the roughest kind of ground, capturing the village of Poredy on| through ravines and up the rocky the right bank of the Pissa River. On| ™ountain sides, the bersaglierl regi- uncomfortable, “ need dynamite; they need pig lead and pig copper; they need cotton | to be made into clothing; they need food—and Viadivostok hopes to see to it that they get them all. The guns and rifles and ammunition are arriving from Japan and the United States by the steamer load. The armored motor cars are coining) by the hundreds from the United States. They are being mado at De- troit and Cleveland and other points themecives than to star’ and they are coming out here mostly ments charged, The Austrians poured = tight-hour diy. Qut of the fi «| the left bank of the Skwa enemy at- 200 factories engaged in making am-| workers are BS gel ai by way of Seattle on vessele which | 1.44 against-the villages of Vyk and|!" 4 hot fire, but fled when Itallan wall direct to Viadivostok, So also 1s | bayonets reached thelr positions, the lend, copper and dynamite, As|Pchetchniak were repulsed with suc te stated that thore wii{FOR SETTS CONDITIONS, & AVS The Italians took 2,000 prisoners, . F. OF L. LEADER, te seventy of th, bigest | « Amotidie Wbdnealibk pt La for the cotton—it is coming out from peri teat ing cad brldwe, | :800 rifles and six quick-firers. It [f ‘Wines te" Outen @iuoe te teen bor not chre whether idernan New York via Panama in such vast is admitted the Bersaglierl suffered recognized eventi ACKENSEN Quantities that more than anything| Ce om the Narew, delivered on the| 54, 201y, jong that gold started the rate Ht atril i vaRnwow ything | evening of the 17th a rear guard ac- | : ented by my, h eacer' hae mit % AY!) nuameWee.. oc Senne nmee rae else It has caused this terrific con-| 11) org stubborn character near the | UDINE: Italy, July 20—Col. Pappy 0 at know dednialy Yow true it ian ie || ~ - Scr rUkoa bee gestion of supplies which has forced| {wn of Mahott, Near the village or | GaTibaldl, his four brothers and ‘ail the labor leaders indignantly deny reer we can’t blame Germany's ane @ Russia to place rush orders for loco] iarnevo we made a brilliant counter. | Dumber of other officers who serv that the avd bation ie patative, “whoever he may Pade motives and cars to get them off to| sii cay with him in the regiment of Itallan| do with ft, Trey say it te an Soonomle Cnty botne to the A. F. of L. ts ic) 7 the front. It in piled high on the hills “thing qirection of Lublin enemy |YClunteer# which fought with the nothing else; that the | that agita een atarted in the 9 Lic y bah Q back of the city waiting for its turn| .t1404@ during the 18th on the front French army in the Argonne earlier Sula tlecsies of arma and ammuni- eat New Haven field tor useless | 2 to be forwarded to Moscow and othet | o¢ wikclaz-Vychawa (east and |i", he War. have reached the Italian ter working conditions, The A. | seve J Fi]. | cities to be manufactured into blan-| north of Krasnik) were successfull | tront in the Cadore region, They ; tion are making big profits out of the |of L. wilt do all in ite power to make Patek“ * kets and woiforma for the soldiers, | repulsed uly nave been attached to the Alpiné bri- ‘BR War and they dre going to get thelr taba at i re pany’ From Great Britain have come guna] "At dawn of the eighteenth the | gade; formed. by the: grandfather of i re hte pesdebelty, Beret, tt, orguniaation. of Bi ; tor the navy. They arrive by steamer.| four mice south of Lupin), onthe | ee GaTibald) Brothers, the famous Papel ike sarqaalaeie eld. War News in Brief and then they are shipped by railroad Vieprs, ‘and crossed upstream, ure | #UAn patriot, in the war, against) 9 avday Chad | malarn te Bridgeport and New Vigan to the Black Sea to be mounted on {he| ing the course of the 19th enemy at- | Austria in 1866. outea, Zenterday: TA ior Reet | working. tor Vi & Yen hour day, ven warships Hussia 1s bullding, From|{cke between the stream owing | The: Garibaldians hare taken an] "ovca o¢ canara hereafter, Planes amt en Ate, determined to have! the! thelr the ‘ uation avers jemand The great German offensive in the east is shown in the latest] France has come ammunition. From | of Piaski and the Viepra remadaes | ont A cache er hina EE Foutees day, Tt ts almost wure| ton of other Ia that nel official reports to be seriously threatening Russian possession of Warsaw. Be Patra) aoe ae ee eie | of ViGure ea ceputied sant DARK) GENHYA, Switzerland, July. 20— HELP WANTED—MALE. that the struggle will be on within « + Aca 9 cd copper yor Evacuation of the Polish capital cannot be far distant, in the opinion of| piace on Russian warships in the| {SY an the river Volitza many ex. |Despaiches to the Tribune say that) FINE Wink DRAWERS very sow days, * epaaaseions, of she, baal | 4 tremely stubborn enemy attacks large gains have been made by the Ts Gan tae ee “It: that the big, atetka 4 pd, Ma eae many military observers, as from both the north and the south Teutonic; Black Sea. —— ae Italians since July 16, According to Fc Sem So | ‘work tel sonia be benut at noon to-day with Eitomotive Works or ‘at ‘ene ather | pressure is being exerted with seemingly irresistible force. And above all !s coming barbed RUSSIAN STEAMER these advices the Austrians have lost | Rppeucnt: give fall vagticylars, ‘Ee. Mee the walkout of 600 machinists from | ULorsanized factory, will take évery * wire from America—an amazing quan- | more ‘thn five miles in Cadore and at Hoch- HE d Keller- | wald on-the Isonzo, The Austrians ARDIRRGGG RATE us ORATOR, a ‘experienced. to | have .reraptured two positions near | eens i) ay pect ‘onan Stee tha siGpe! of, the Remington Arma pAAYRRIAE? Of Mt Windau, in Courland, has been captured by the Germans, who are] tity of it, to protect the trenches of Pe Ammunition Company, whioh |the English charge thas German gold advancing toward Riga; this movement in the Baltic provinces rendering | the, Russian armies. TORPEDOED AND SUNK | Id be followed by walkouts from | started the agitation At Bridgeport. | the Russian lines to the south still more insecure, Ships bringing these vast supplies | lesser ‘amoohts in WANTEO—FEMALE. ite, Gradina, Do Se sate tag Bs A Mee wouiaede at i sould Gap mune Petrograd admits a genera) retrograde movement. Even on the old ie rani iat iy canoe Crew of Twenty-two of the General] plese: Stated cee <a oe the = Remington Arms wna action hy German ia the. satiny cope line, which so long’ withstood German attacks, the Russians | $°Cermanent enlargement of the port} Radetsky Reported to Have Amauat Seeeaeaie Ihbor: who-ta-to Diame ue-tor taking | ae falling back, according to the Berlin report, has beeh temporarily put aside in Been Saved. Miashlaiice are grantog, tap| Bie encketShurees ake aetis On the Austro-Italian front substantial gains are claimed by Rome Yor, Of Provisional enlargement. | DON, July 20—The Russian | t e day, beginning mei. | #0 ad bret for Goudie wanda ts, |in Carnia, while it is declared the assault along the Isonzo is being pursued toon pliers and makeshift docks. Ves-| steamer General Radetzky was tor- with redoubled. energy. and, producing gains, acts'unable to squeeze into the piers} pedoed and aunk by « German sub- ‘i marine on July Her crew. of Paris reports that French aeroplanes havé bombarded the station at|trntets, burg uhortage of iiehtera | *entY-two wa j Machiniet's pay in increasé9, beginning immediately,” Extra Special for Tuesday Only an this news Was made Colmar, in Alsace, and returned, undamaged. had retarded even that means of dis-| The steamer Gen. Radetsky w. men cheered aud want : TEONE eo ha’ Tediaaaine arb bala: | Yoamel Ch RTA. Grae Canna aT teat | Chocolate Covered Creamery Caramels thelr dinners, returning |: Morris the long, 87 feet beam and 19 feet depth. ing more lightors. Jone 9F-test, bektn a INTY, Mellow, Creamy blocks of Caramel deliciousness, a iss DECLARES GERMAN DRIVE. {$75,000,000 ADDED [eis war mth Strain aa [PY enact phn Sc Se 2 Aileen hat ruect he rr ee 3 be ala 10 CALAIS IMPOSSIBLE T0 BRITISH WAR CREDIT every possible human effort is made to NEW BRITISH RULING a eres. Fer will sppeel Md lever of the 15c forward these precious supplies to Id till be » bargain. in the eight-hour Tuesday these would s @ bargain. pots tae thelr destination at the front. obi aan Se CLOSED SHOP DEMAND Returning Travélers Assert « Zep-| Total of $3,250,000,000 Now Ape-| agence ny as, che water front ie ON COTTON CARGOES Special for Tuesday Special for, Wednesday duplicated elsewhere in this great once, i > id= MAY [gS propriated to Tide the | Por whieh, wil poncetul in Itoi, oY ee ik rae ap ARERR Mt ee hi ‘There was 4 Kreat deal of excite- PRECIPITATE STRIKE Over Paris, e! ls the very incarnation of war. Every |4 | arge Part of American Shipments) } | shaicer Gr ied wegen fac! cheat, juror Cream, hops of the Union y ra Country Over, month new armies are sent away to i < i Oc eae ine 16¢ f Company, @ sub. ‘Tho French liner La Touraine, trom DON, July.20.—A now vote of| the West. For 600 miles to the north to Be Condemned by | wee ct Box POUND nox the Remingtons, Hundreds] 19 © final etfort to prevent « strike | Hordeaux, arrived here to-day with credit of. £160,000,000 (9760,000,000) | orig aror teas, OF Vladivostok proper Prize. Court, Pirie et f ie « yay there declared at| 2Y9lving 200,000 clothing workere/pinety-six passengers. They brought| was introduced to-day in the Mouse| All of these when not used as prisons aes meaty : ‘= % os pee did not| throughout the United, States, m the news that the France, biggest ship} of Commons, This second supple-| for German prisoners of war, serve| LONDON, July 20.—A large part of| ei Ket ree : bapa, expect bers of the Committee of Immediate /of the line, is being used as a trans-| mentary vote will bring tho sug|% Jrill grounds for Husalan recruits, | the shipments ‘of American cotton! | ™ ay be keeping | A@fdstment mét at the Chamber of | fort und bas made several trips from| actually appropriated by Parlinment| in the casters part of the chiplie ant | Held UP by England probably will be| no a , se eee few min. | COmMmerce thid morning. Little hope| Toulon to the Dardanelles, carrying| for Wart expenditures to the total of| within six months are turned into | condemned by: the Prize Court, This oaks he eo st a AD ake da be| Ya" entertained that an agreement | 4,500 soldiers each time. $3,260,000,000. soldiers, Then they are hurried off | was indicated by a ruling made to-day Ba, Lg Ci @ ania nensibins N between Philip Berlinger of No. 700 Broad-| The amount thus provided will tide| 2ctos# Siberia. by the Government, | | “The epccified wetht tneludes the eoutainer in cach case. 4 the. union men would he reached ua-|way, who has been in Parin sinew|0Ver the period. of the forthcoming! y Lie, {nuenroom war growth of) rhe Board of Trade, which an- * Parliame: e ' 01 nounced the ruling, holds that if the cartridee shops, Kyery’ the latior withdrew their elev-| April, suid Zeppelins were seen above lamentary recess, “The vote of] together with the extra occupation of ownership of cotton shipped under | ear and the tram é the city so frequently that their.ap.|¢redit does not involve a new loan,| looking after detained ¢ivillans and) the agreoment with American expor-| ; Y but merely sanctions expeaditures out! the interests of the prisoners of war fi he A 1e, bip- | > Tees Unfinished bulidings| Yesterday afternoon, following many | pearance no longer’ caused excite- ie 3 ters pages from the American ship- t t! Fs bheshod hare rowaa ar|comarenoen he onsen lthing cow |rent of funds on hand grant prominence and vewmonnisiiy Oh ene eete erin) hhere Are Not Many of Us Le " . fT will not be pure 8! ae ‘here were extra po- | actors and union representatives had) David Carb of Boston, for five mnie Asoulth intimated that! gs well as work. Governmont under the terms, of the| a, 4a reserve whore they Gould b months an ambulance driver, said his| some of the monoy might be used to! arrived at a basis of settlement by | tito tha trehohaa convinced him| make advances to nations not yet In. strike at-onge jn caso of need. When | ¥h!Ch the membord of the Amaizama- ieee, men congregated, | But While They Last You Can Get a word. WAS récelved that the Keming. | '%¢ Clothing Workers’ Union were to| jan drive could ever get throuxh sabre FREE Copy at Any World Office of a get wage reasca ranging trom 20 A gee, pw er Sep ashinins ad won the crowd |e per_cant than came © demana | GERMAN'S ADMIT SMALL Seto Geyeemoxes”| OF MEUSE, SAYS PARIS THE WORLD’S Bye machinisis woo aia go on [cE Pe, prenigent of vne| LOSS ON. MEUSE HEIGHTS; | SOLDIERS TO GET “SMOKES. — Crees to; Gays el Anetta wetaatetetiey faSs | BUT CAPTURED 300 MEN.| Tt inc ten i the trocher ray Violent Bombardment by Germans SUMMER RESORT ANNUAL 7 Company, 200; Bridgeport Hngineering a th elit hid Se Thin Mae Aaaan sii com’ vey ieteeae tee coe “ne at Soissons and Elsewhere | FOR 1915 a Company. 10: Columbia Nut and Wot} Vre Stnvor's Couneil of Coptiation, | munication a4y¥: Se taehey cone aah SS hat’ ona Reported. | : f Company, 300. which is try] " . ’ {The Columiia men were especiatiy [between the Clonk, Hult and Skirt Man- mparutvely quiet day, ignting be-|¢ the ‘i Va eae Company, Jer- ; Fete i compara ‘ , then a savensed by the statement made yes- ufacturers’ Protective Association and PARIS, July 20.—The following | A masterly publication, handsomely . ‘ea for delivery Se; statement was issued to-day by the rinted on fine quality paper, profusely the International Ladies’ G: 4} came more spirited during the night ) terday by Frederick Atwater, treas-| Workers’ alone held ap executive | A Fronch attack against Souches was) turn ea an ibe 08 factory re French War Office: illustrated, presenting descriptions of Urer of the company, that “the more | meeting in Hall to-day, lhe dand Wy 2 dears “In Artois, in the vicinity of Sou- x, ty ‘opuised and attacks south of Souches| P! hours the men Work and the less pay a Jewels Not Fowna, | WES prevented: by our: fire i the choaper, and] chee and near Neuville-St. Vaast, there } i“ OVER 2,000 ‘the Better off they wit “On the front between cone and was @ violent bombardment last night, they receive, y ovnne Nae Tate Qn the f be Th | 1 bomb 7 A report Was published this morning . » the: v4 _ be. An éigh’-hour day meatts mote }iy4+ the $50,000 worth of jewela which the Armano, Bene wae YHRorOUS, AF sageye M000 Sebacri to ttaly'e titer? And. mine fighting. aah fo Italy's) and some fighting with grenades to time to loiter around th the northward of Chateau Carleul, : , Nene Tels wad Sybtishes th he nytt slog Theme Sap, haven OL Ranenoee Sere unimportant Argonne forest) Rome, July 19; via Paris, July 20.— “In the valley of the Aisne 4 fairly (Mail Orders Filled Upon Receipt of 8e, to @aied Copper Company, on June 37 1 “On the Mouse Heights southwest] Th? amount subscribed to the National | tively cannonate was reported and the . Defray Actual Cost of Postage.) local 'pitpers. hey oberg er tey ast of Kiparges and on the Trauchee the Loup up to MM moraln $80,- | town of Solmions was bombarie incom para Panes! Sompers.. cannot. stab See eioec et tal tat eee teen tare neg Hibbing te Rovoeding wih sitecaata| ie ca eae Grane On the Relghts of the Meuse, the ly UNEEDIT!. UGETIT! UKEEPIT! ae flow,” said J. eppl suceesses. Our troo; minor loca night was a lively one, but without ith Pi li nal PPI | sate and forgotton, | At, Mr. Aldvich'a Agvantages which they had gained on wil. Be increased ed with al iquors told that President Gor. wad @aid “that there was no tha ith, but omptured tnren ae word by. infantry action except near Calonne, ” ‘fleggahae Wpderatlon of th the. report eT Wes hae pe eanae eee eeemmwen The World, Summer Resort Dept., Park Row, N.Y. City i] » = ‘ ry oe vie ‘