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THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEIPHIS TUESDAY MORNING JULY 13 1915 GERMS WIN BITTEN MUST NOT DISCUSS OF Win BRITISH Will LOIN SETS NEW STINDliRD he said to eonaidsr In order not only 1 Germany but the great producing neutrals the United States Sweden Norway and Denmark Tbe policy of the government Is to prevent tbe importation of cotton Into Germany If we find that this Importation continues there will be nothing to prevent us from adopting whatever plan that may seem to be necessary purchase by England of the entire American crop would be a tremendous financial undertaking and ought not to be adopted unless every other plan Lord Cedi added that an agreement had been arranged with responsible persons whereby cotton would not ho allowed to go from that country to Germany Secretary Addison announced that the number of munition workers enrolled was 83266 Premier Asquith announced that the session of Parliament 'would probably be closed before the end of the month No need to spend hot days in a broiling kitchen Avoid the discomforts of summer cooking and please your family more by serving a delightful variety of nsassr Mmmd Beams Star Stoctimet Hmm Star Bacon Pure" Leaf lord Armour's Grape Juice PBOOr Selected Eggs CtsnerUoam Butter TRADE MARK For instance Luncheon Beef Sandwich Dainties such as Potted and Deviled Meats Loaf Goods and Ox Tongue Your dealer has them ABMOURCONMNV MEM TEW Cooked Tr I PHIL A HALLE 17 Main Street $150 $200 $250 and $300 NegBigee Shorts ft For Today Only Watch Tomorrow Cemmerolal itppaal far Wednesday's Extra Special Mm Bound to Bet Yon Tot" EIGHT NEAR SQUCHEZ Continued From First Paga) fumes which spread low in the heavy night mist as each gas-laden shell burst In a hole ditch or redoubt of the French position At a timed signal the shelling ceaaed and the ghostly line of gas-masked Germane sprang forward firing lunging and tearing at the parapets on the outer edge of the cemetery The French groping blindly some writhing In agony but all fighting with the desperation of death withstood the onslaught of the numerically superior Germane until they were overwhelmed and forced to give way Not only did they evacuate the whole of the cemetery which when they previously occupied It the Germans had converted Into a hill of works which rivaled only the renowned to' the south of Xeuvllle but they were cleared from the supporting trenches on the opposite able of the Arras road It was these latter trenches that the Paris report states were regained in the fighting today There also has been a renewal of activity In other areas of France and Belgium but nothing comparable with the strategic Importance of the Souches struggle Little Change la East The Germans claim the destruction of the British position on HUI 60k near pres hut this finds no confirmation from either French or British sources The situation In Poland and Galicia has not reached a crisis but the public la weary of following the complexities of the Russian retirement and so long as Warsaw appears to be in no Immediate danger Is turning to the west hazarding guesses as to whether the British and French or the Germans will be the first to take the general offensive With the arlval of midsummer this Is a big question for It Is felt that one side or the other must strike before long otherwise another winter of tedious trench warfare le Inevitable Destruction of the German cruiser Konigsberg In a Jungle-lined river of East Africa wae learned with surprise the fact that ahe hari taken refuge there having been forgotten by the general public tails The Italian attacks against Austria seem ill to be gaining In Intensity but the Vienna official statement admits no loss of ground FRENCH REGAIN GROUND war office statement sal the north the enemy bombarded our trenches before Lombaertsyde and Xieu-port We replied silencing two of the batteries the activity of the German artillery which has cannonaded with asphyxiating sheila our trenches from Carency to the outskirts of Souches a oounter-attack haa put us again In possession of one part of the trench works abandoned yesterday the region of the Aiene operations with mines continue We exploded a mine chamber which destroyed the adverse gallerlea day has been calm In Champagne the Argonne activity was great particularly in the sectors of Maria The-reae La Four do Paris Bolante and Haute Chevauchee the forest of Le Fret re two attacks were attempted by the Germans In the neighborhood of La Croix des Cannes fan try The second was stopped before the enemy wae able to Issue from the trendies bombardment continues sgalnet positions ws have taken at Fontenelle aa well aa against our advance trenches to the north of Wottstein (north of Earlier In the day the' following communication was Issued: wee great activity during the night upon various portions of tftie front In the sector of Arras the enemy after having launched a large number of asphyxiating projectiles attempted towards midnight to the south of Souches an attack which failed A second attack about 2 am permitted him to occupy the cemetery and some sections of the trenches Immediately adjacent very desperate battle with hand grenades took place In the closely situated trenches to the southeast of Xeu- fmirv Th mnft kr vllle-St Vaats without appreciable gain on either Upon the plateaux to the north of the Oise (region of Quennevleree and Do Xourvron) the bombardment on both sides was particularly violent the Argonne there wae fighting with bombs and mines In which our artillery Joined the Woevre ttn enemy violently cannonaded Fresneo-en-Woevre with projectiles of all calibers and attempted several attacks one near Saulx-en-Woevre the others In the forest of Apremont at Vaux Fery and the Head They were everywhere repulsed the Vosges the Germans exploded a mine In the proximity of our positions to the southwest of Allertswlller then delivered a strong attack with several companies which wae thrown hack wltfh Important losses We made some RUSSIANS REPULSE ATTACKS PETROGRAD July (Via London July 12 2:20 am) The following official communication was Issued here today: have been lively engagements on some sectors of the front of the Bohr and Narev Rivera The artillery duel at Ossowets was renewed the region of Edvabno yesterday we blew up a German mine gallery the Plus and Roeoga Rivera a German attack was repulsed 'the village of Ednorojets to Prasnyss there has been a violent cannonade and outpost engagements All Is quiet on the left bank of the Vistula the Lublin region there have been isolated actions Our troops having finished the counter offensive fwhlch they began on the fifth and In the course of which they gained Important successes they have now occupied the positions assigned to them on the heights on the right hank of the River Ursendooka the direction of KoMm In the region of tho village 'of Grabnvetz the enemy unsuccessfully attempted to approach our entrenchments the Upper Bug near Busk the enemy Saturday evening attacked with several battalions We allowed them to approach to within 200 paces and then dls- Sersed them with our fire Many men llled or wounded were left on the ground by the enemy repulsed an attack near the village of Markoff on tho Zlota Lips front ana near the village of Koropetz on the Dniester yesterday Our patrols have carried out a aeries of successful reconnaissances on the Upper Nume and Zlota Upa AUSTRIANS ABANDON POSITION ROME July our successful operations in the Carnlac region on July 11 on the heights which form the left bank of the torrential River Anger the enemy abandoned his advanced positions after destroying the entrenchments which protected them the night of the Uth during a vio lent hurricane the enemy delivered fierce attacks' against our MonteXero positions The attacks were- repulsed the remainder of there Is nothing to the front ITALIAN ATTACKS FAIL VIENNA July 12 (Via General headquarters JjeuSs the following statement: theater: On the Bug River northwest of Busk (Busk ilea 32 miles east-northeast of Lemberg) our troops yesterday captured a Rusclan vantage point near Derewlany On-the remainder of the northwest front tho situation le unchanged theater: In the coastal district Italian attacks have been repulsed near Vermegllano Redlpuglla and other points sontti of the Km summit the Carinthlan frontier artillery action are proceeding Against our positions northwest of the Kreuseberg ridge and also against some Tyrolean fortifications the enemy directed his artillery fire Rrcent attacks by the enemy sgalnet Cole L'lana failed theater: The Montene grins recently showed vigorous but unsuccessful activity In the Herzegovina frontier Two battalions attacked our positions east of Avotovaa after heavy ortil- Interest Rates World Over Will Be Affected by It RATE IS UNPRECEDENTED Other Securities Are Affected by 4 1-2 Figures Given os New Brit ish Novel Features Used In Advertising Giguntle Loam LONDON July Although the magnitude of the new British war loan tiro greatest in history Is staggering even In these times when men and money are counted by millions the -loan la record-breaking In other respects than mere alse Of far-reaching effect is the fact that It ushers in a government interest rate of Oi per cent such as the British government has never before dreamed of allowing on Its obligations And an the London rate has been accepted aa a standard for years the world over this seems likely to affect government Interest rate the world over A record feature ie that this Is the first which means that for the first time the government appealed to the people and particularly the working people to come forward with their savings and deal directly with the government It Is the first time on record also that a British government bond has been In lees denomination than £100 or 3500 These large denominations In the put have excluded the small investor and the working people with a few dollars to spare One of the most novel features about thla huge loan Is the unusual means the government adopted to exploit It Including advertisements in the dally papers great spreads of MU posters hand bills popular concerts and- free meetings at the Guild Hall with auch star attractions as Premier Asquith and A Bonar-Law Even the time for the loan wan rather adroitly chosen at the beginning of July Just as the Britisher Is casting -up his naif yearly accounts running from January to June 20 Thla Is the time people run over the lr earnings and spendlnga of the last six months and make up their minds' about what they can Invest during the coming months Other Securities Affected One of the strange features of this ape eal for the working people's aavlnga la that the government will take money out of one of Its pockets and put It In another pocket The thrifty workingman usually puts aside his savings In the postal banka which pay him per cent The government has the use of this vast aggregate of postal deposits Now however when a workingman takes a war bond he draws his deposit from the government postal bank to buy the bond so that the money merely passes from one government fund to another But this fruitless change Increases the government's Interest charges from 2V4 on the postal deposit to 4Vfc on the war bond That la one of the means of making the loan democratic 'and attractive even at a lose to the government The raising of the big loan has had Its effect on all other securities Many gilt-edged bonds have gone off through steady sales of holders who wanted to raise money for the war loan American Industrials and railway stocks have felt the pressure and on one day the decline wae one to one and a half in Chesapeake Ohio New York Central Reading Southern Amalgamated and a lesser amount of steel NATIONAL DEFENSE BONDS Bill lit Chamber Rolelag 91-400000000 to PARIS July Minister of Finance Rlbot Introduced a bill in the Chamber of Deputies today raising tbe limit of issue of national defense bonds from 200000000 as fixed in the law of May to H40000U0G0 Subscriptions alrmidy have exceeded the previous limit by 230000000 The French public in 11 months has taken $1680000000 of national bonds THREAT AT ROUMANIA Ten tone Dissatisfied That War Sup plies for Tarltey Are Stopped LONDON July A Berlin dispatch received by Routers gives the substance of what- ia described as a threat at Rou-manla contained In an article In ttie semiofficial Frankfurter Zeltung which un-dor the heading "Roumaiiia'i Hour of charges that country with bolding up war material en route from Germany to Turkey The Frankfurter Zeltung claims that under treaties with the central powers Roumanla Is hound to adopt a friendly attitude toward them but that she really desires to wesken Turkey and support attacks on the Dardanelles The paper the correspondent adds argues that Roumanla has Interpreted her duties regarding neutrality In a way directly Injurious to Turkey and concludes: "Germany and Austria-Hungary are now free to decide whether they will or will not consider themselves hound by their agreement with Roumanla Their Interests in the further independence of Roumanla continues to exist but we can conceive a case arising perhaps In the coming peace negotiations when this Interest In support of which no obligation any longer exists must take rank behind more important interests of the central powers NORWEGIAN STEAMER AFIRE ROTTERDAM July The Norwegian steamer Maricopa which arrived here June 24 from Port Arthur and Newport News ie on fire The vessel will go into dry dock TWO TRAWLERS SUNK LONDON July The Grimsby trawlers Hainton ana Syrian have been sunk German submarines In the North Sea lie crews were landed at Grimsby A neat clean hat ia necessary to an immaculate attire NuGlow Cleaning Straw 25c Sailors sfssssssssss Men's Panamas Ladies' Panamas $100 60c up PALM BEACH SDITS Gleaned with magic skill and carefully pressed Suits glow like Cftm new for ilUu Ladies Suits 75c np We Call Clean Deliver ANYTHING FROM A "RIBBON TO A RUG" 'CLEANING COi Pkost Walnut 15 91 Mein Premier Asquith Silences House of Commonj Members MEMBER LYNCH INSISTENT pi Questions AIm 'Asked by Sir Arthur Harkhaa aa Henry Dalslel-Xphat Off Cotton Eiporti to Geranny 7 LONDON July 12i-The House of Commons la npt to be permitted to discuss tbe misconduct of tie war Premier Asquith made that fan clear this afternoon in answering or nther In refusing to answer a series bt disarreeable questions: "I am of the option that It Is not in the public interest to say more than that no further publid information can be given at the he said am satisfied it would serve no good purpose It would be to thft detriment of the best Interests of the This was in answer to a question by Member Lynch who in pressing for an opportunity to discuss the war asked if the premier would appoint a commissioner to probe the causes which made neoessary the appointment a minister of munitions after 10 months of war Member 1 Lynch incidentally is the CoL Arthur Lynch who raised an Irish regiment to fight against England and with the Boers during the Boer war He near being banged for treason but was pardoned and subsequently elected to Parliament from County Clare Col Lynch was not alone In heckling the premier Sir Arthur Markham wanted to know whether the premier was aware that the heavy I howltsers now used at the front had been rejected by the war office as unsuitable for service He followed this up by asking view of the fact that the operations of the allies had been crippled by the failure of the war office to provide proper the premier would tell the house "what authorities had been criticised and who wan responsible" All these questions an others of a like nature with which he eras bombarded Mr Asquith declined to answer Sidesteps Held me Query 8r Dalslel brought up the almost equally disagreeable subject of Lord Haldane a recent statement regarding munitions which had brought forth a denial and a rebuke from Lloyd-GeBrge Mr Asquith and Lord Haldane are close personal friends Sir Henry wanted to know Jf the premier agreed with Lord Haldane thi and other questions aimed at verifying the reports of trouble In the coalition cabinet Mr Asquith merely replied: "I have nothing to add to my former At another point asked If he agreed with criticism of Lord Haldane Mr Asquith bluntly- refused to discuss the matter further Member Lynch Interjected the remark that the alleged state of affairs great in-and collosaal blundering In high Sir Arthur Markham asked If the House 5 u25rstand that all 'those who failed In office or -In publlo service were be retained "whether efficient or not- honorable member is to understand nothing of the sort" snapped the premier Sir Edward Cornwall asked whether the government possessed adequate pow-1 ers without recourse to further legislation for the control of the metal market This matter also the premier declined to discuss In response to a query by Member Ma- son Mr Asquith said he possessed no Information as to the peace terms which the enemy was prepared to entertain Slop Cottoa Eiperts The Intention to shut off at whatever cost all exports of cotton from the United States to Austria and Germany wae made clear In a discussion started by Sir Henry Dalslel who suggested that Great Britain buy these exports up to the amount of $150000000 This he thought would settle the question or cotton shipped through neutral countries Lord Cecil replied that this plan raised very difficult questions govern- Special Combination Offer in Victrolas VICTROLA STYLE IV with an oak table and three 10-inch double-face records $2000 VICTROLA STYLE VI with an oak table and three 10-lnch dou- ble-face records $3000' VICTROLA STYLE VIII with an oak table and three 10-lnch double-face records $4500 VICTROLA STYLE IX with an oak table and three 10-lnch double-face jecords $5500' Sold On Our Easy Payment Club Plan No Interest to Py BILLION BED BUGS BITE THE DUST i the 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Or try it on the bedbug colony you have tried so hard to get rid of They will turn up their toes like theYd been hit by a 42-centimetre gun And miud you kills to the final generation It swats the eggs Just as hard 1 as the live ones 1 They hatch out onco they've tasted Sold by James Robinsoh or other leading druggists ITALIAN TASK HEAVY Austrians Re-enforeed and Germane Concentrating New A GENEVA July (Via The Italians are advandng slowly The task of breaking through the natural Alpine fortresses is not easy as the Austrians have been re-enforced King Victor Emmanuel watched the bombardment of Malborghetto longer than an hour An Innesbruek dispatch aays the Ger mane are concentrating a new army under command of Gen Lundendorf fn the vldnlty of Munich Its destination la said to be Trent The Russians -are returning to Italy about 6000 Italians held prisoners In Galicia by the Austrians Aa Austrian aviators outnumber Italian France Is sending some of her aviators to Italy SIR EDWARD GREY IMPROVED LONDON July 12 Sir Edward Grey secretary of state for foreign affaire who rellnqulMted his duties May 31 last to rest nls eyes strained by excessive use returned to the foreign office today still wearing glasses but with his eyesight much Improved He did not howhver resume his official duties today Rumored From Athens That Sultan Is Dead PARIS jfr La Liberte says that the Idea Nazlonale of Rome has received the following note vised by the censor: from Athene and Sofia advises ua that the sultan has been dead several days and that the Toung Turku are hiding the news fearing political K0NIGSBER9 WRECKED BY BRITISH MONITORS German Cruiser Shelled Out of a Jungle LOCATED BY AIRCRAFT Tusk of 'the Monitors an Extremely Difficult One British Casualties Four Killed and Six Wounded One Shell Did Most of Damage I LONDON July The admiralty announces that the German cruiser Konigs-berg which In the fall of last year took refuge from the British fleet In the RuflJI River In German East Africa haa been wrecked by British river monitors The British casualties were four men killed and alx wounded The Konigsberg a vessel of US tons had a speed of 22 knots She was a protected cruiser The announcement follows: the end of last October the Konigsberg had been sheltering some distance up the RuflJI River In a position which rendered attack against her most difficult only shallow draught shipa being able to get sufficiently close to engage the cruiser effectively months ago the admiralty decided to send two river monitors namely the Severn Capt Erie Fullerton qnd the Mersey Commander Rebert A Wilson to assist the oommander-ln-chtef of the Cape station Vico Admiral King Hall in these operations position of the Konigsberg was accurately located by aircraft and soon as the monitors were ready the operations were begun- On the morning of July 4 the monitors mitered the river and opened fire to which the Konigsberg replied immediately firing salvos with five guns with accuracy and rapidity The Mersey was hit twice and four men were killed and four wounded by one shell the Konigsberg wee surrounded by a Jungle the aeroplanes experienced great dlficulty In locating the fall of our snots She was hit five times early In the action hut after the monitors had fired far six hours the aeroplanes reported that the Konlgsbergs masts were still standing Cruiser Caught Fire salvo then burst on her and ahe caught fire heavily between her masts She continued to fire with one gun Intermittently for awhile hut for the last part of the engagement she did not fire at all either on account of lack of ammunition or the disablement of her gune Although not totally destroyed as a result of this engagement she probably was incapacitated commander-ln-chlef reports that the task of the monitors was an extremely difficult one on account of the Jungle and the trouble of accurately spotting shots but that they were assisted by the Weymouth Capt Donls Cramp-ton on which ship the commander-in-chief flew his flag and followed them serosa the bar of the river and engaged the email Suns on the banks while Pioneer cling Comamnder Biddle Combe royal Australian navy engaged the gune at the mouth of the river complete the destruction of the Konigsberg the commander-ln-chlef ordered a further attack on July 11 and a telegram now has been received stating that the ship ie a total wreck In this last engagement our casualties were only two men wounded on the POLICE CONDUCT INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON July Neither the United States secret service nor the bureau of investigation of the Department of Justloe Is taking part in the Investigation of the New Orleans bomb scare the ease being left to the New Orleans police It wae said on high authority tonight that although reports of plots to blow up ships now on the high seas had been noted no Instructions had been sent to federal operatives In New Orleans or other points in the south to Investigate Officials here are not Inclined to place much credence in the claim of the anonymous New Orleans letter writer that he wae a fellow-conspirator of Frank Holt i assailant At the request of a New Orleans newspaper the Navy Department last night flashed from the Arlington radio towers a message warning the British steamers Howth Head and Baron Napier to look out for bombs secreted In their holds No responses have been received although the department learned unofficially today that agents of the Baron Napier had heard that vessel was safe SPAIN CHAFES AS NEUTRAL PARIS July 12 A Havas dispatch from Madrid filed yesterday says: government action in prohibiting discussion of Spanish neutrality was severely criticised at a public meeting today Several speakers declared the prohibition wae a Violation of the constitution A Iglcsias a Socialist leader demanded for each citizen the right to discuss neutrality lie attacked the 'passive' atttude of the government regarding the local labor agitation which ho said might expand Into a revolutionary movement Soriana another radical criticized Vasques Mellay Candida the Carllst leader whom he charged with having spoken ill of Great Britain in a publlo ready to eat jJ(D) Help Us Improve Your Service When you hare made a call and the person responds or when you answer a call save time for all parties by announcing who you are Say Sc Company Mr Blank speaking" This is the modem way The old way of shouting is ungraceful mid ia fast becoming obsolete This up-to-date way of answering rids the lines of abrupt questions and answers who are do you etc which used to be the preliminary to most telephone conversations Answer all calls promptly You expect others to do this help us by doing it yourself When you telephone smile CUMBERLAND TEL TEL CO INCORPORATES Beautify the Complexion atioa for beautifying the cemplezioa that wiU aot cum the growth of hair At Drungtst and Department Starts Oriental Cream will send a complexion chamois and book of Powder leaves foe Be to cover cost of and wrapping FEED H3PXINS A SON Props Sf Orest Jobss ML Xsw Ysrk City MeCAHE Manager Phones U7H lery preparations but were repulsed One of our airmen at the same time bombard ed a Montenegrin camp with success Further southwest a hostile battalion sbleh liad crossed the frontier was forced back East of Treblnje the enemy vainly attempted to gain success by a heavy GERMANS MAKE PROGRESS BERLIN July (Via London) Army headquarter today gave out the following: theater: the northern slope of Hill 60 southwest of Ypres a part of the English position was blown up battle at close quarters on the western boundary of Souches la progressing much-fought-fo cemetery south of Souches situated on the road to Arras again Is In our possession It was captured last night by storm after a fierce struggle Two French officers 153 men four machine guns and one mine thrower were captured Combres and In the forest of Allly the enemy commenced an attack last night after strong artillery preparations Near Combres they penetrated our line hut were driven out again In the forest of Allly an enemy infantry attack broke down In front of our position a the north hills In the Ban-de-Sspr a section of wood was cleared of all enemies Ammersweller northwest of Alt-kirc'n we made a surprise attack on an enemy division In their trenches An enemy position was captured over a width of 500 yards Our troops finally went back Into their cwn line of trenches in accordance with our plans taking a few prisoners with them unmolested by the enemy theater: On the road from Suwalkl to Kal- took tM orner poinuoni oi ini enemy over miles) theater: situation with the German troops remains a width or four kilometers (24 RUSSIA SENDING MEN TO THE DARDANELLES They Are Being Loaded on Transports at Vladivostok SHIPS ARE COMMANDEERED Turkish Statement Telle of l'fte- cental Bombardment From Sen of -British Warship Was Hit Several Times MANILA July 12 Persons who have arrived here from Ssigun capital ot French Cochin-China report that all vessels belonging to the Mesxageries Maritime which have been engaged In far eastern traffic are being transformed Into transports to carry Russian troops to the Dardanelles Whenever a vessel of the Message rles fleet reaches Saigon It is said the passengers are transferred and the freight unloaded after which a large force or carpenters work at top speed to isary alterations The ships are then sent to Vladivostok to take on troops Russia probably would benefit more than any other nation from the forcing of the Dardanelles and the fall of Constantinople but there have been no previous reports of an authoritative nature that Russian troops would ho sent to tbe Gallipoli peninsula to assist the allies in the land operations there GABA TEPE BOMBARDED Turks Nay Tkat Brltlsk Warsklp Was Struck Several Times CONSTANTINOPLE July (Via Wireless to Berlin and London July Bombardment of Turkish positions on Gallipoli peninsula by a warship again has roved 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