TELEGRAPHIC TICKS
RUSSIANS RUSH TROOPS
TO BALTIC PROVINCES
PETROGRAD, May 22.-—The govern
ment Is rushing troops Into tin Raltlc
provinces where the Germans are at
tempting to land forces from trans
ports. The German war fleet is now
bombarding Riga and IJbau.
RUSSIA SEEKS AID OF JAPAN.
TOKIO, May 22.—It Is reported that
the Russians are emplorlng the Jap
anese to send an army of artillery
corps to help stop the German ava
lanche which threatens to sweep over
Poland and Galicia.
EMPEROR SENDS THANKS TO
POPE BENEDICT
VIENNA. May 22.—The aged Aus
trian Emperor has sent a special mes
senger to Pope Benedict expressing
thanks for the efforts of Ills Holiness
to keep Italy at peace with the world
AUSTRALIAN TROOPS EMBARK
FOR WAR ZONE.
SYDNEY. May 22. -Four regiments
of newly formed Australian territor
ials are embarking today for duty be
yond the seas. The troops ate all in
fantry and their destination has been
withheld.
TROUBLE BREWING IN ALGERIA.
TANGIER, May 22. The native
tribesmen are growing restless and
several raids have been made Into
French Algerian territory threatening
to precipitate a native war between
the French and Algerians.
AMBASSADORS KNOW NOTHING
DEFINITE CONCERNING ITALY
WASHINGTON, May 21. -The Ger
man and Austrian Embassies declare
that the'# know nothing from their
home governments that seems to jus
tify the general belief that their coun
tries must tight Italy
AUSTRIAN-ITALIAN BORDER
INHABITANTS AT OUTSj,
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ROME. May 21. Severe rioting lias ,
broken out between the Inhabitants ,
along the Itallan-Hungarian frontier ,
and Itjilian troops have been compelled (
to exert considerable force in quelling ,
the outbreaks which threaten to pre
cipitate hostilities before the last peace ;
i-ITortH are exhausted.
GERMANS ATTEMPT TO
CUT SWEDISH CABLES ,
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STOCKHOLM. May 22. German ,
submarines are reported attempting to (
cut the cables leading into both Rus
sia and Finland. The German vessels
have evidently tried to sever commun- ,
ication in Russian waters and having
failed are now’ openly dragging for the
Finnish cables near the Anland islands.
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GERMAN WARSHIPS BOMBARD
ING RUSSIAN BALTIC COASTS.
COPFJXH^ApfiX, May 22.—German ,
warships are blockading and bom- ,
liarding the entire Russian Baltic ,
coast from Libau to the Gulf of Fin
land and have done much damage to
several of the larger cities most of ,
which have been deserted by the in
habitants.
GERMAN SUBMARINES SUNK.
ROTTERDAM, May 22—A desper
ate fight between two Etiglish or
French destroyers and several Ger
man submarines occurred within sight .
of the Dutch coast, the combat being i
witnessed by a large number of peo- ,
ide. At least two of the German ves- .
sets were sunk by the gun fire of the ,
destroyers.
RUSSIA ANXIOUS FOR
ITALY TO ENTER WAR
ROME, May 21.—R is rumored that
Russia is desperately urging Italy to
hasten her Invasion of Austria in the
hope that the latters desperate Car
pathian offensive will be weakened by
the resulting compulsory withdrawal
of troops to oppose the Italian offen
sive.
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ITALY AWAITING FINAL WORD.
ROME, May 22.—But a few hours
yet remain before the world will know
the decision of the Italian- cabinet
who have been closeted with King
Victor and all high officers of the
army and navy for over five hours.
It is known that dozens of secret mes
sages have been exchanged between
Berlin. Vienna and Rome, while both
Paris and London have also been in
constant communication with the au
thorities.
INHABITANTS FLEEING
FROM WARSAW
Rl'RAREST, May 22.—Russian re
ports Indicate that the nonrombatants
of Warsaw are preparing to flee east
ward following the admission of the
Petrngrad government that the Ger
mans are slowly advancing on the Po
lish eapttnl In spite of the desperate
resistance of the Czar's army.
RUSSIAN MINISTER CONFERS
WITH ROUMANIAN CABINET
SOFIA May 22.—What Is believed to
he an Indication of the desire of the
Russian Czar to know the ententlons
of Ronmanln in regard to her entrance
Into the war transpired today when the
Russian Minister entered into a long
and secret conference with the King
and Cabinet at which it Is believed
that the matter of Ronmanla’s en
trance was discussed at length
GERMAN AEROS BROUGHT
TO EARTH IN FRANCE
PARIS. May 22.—Three German air
scouts were brought down by French
artillery on the river Mtiese yester
day when suddenly disappearing
cloud hanks disclosed the enemy a
few hundred feet above the French
trenches. The occupants of the Taulies
were all killed either by the shells or
when the machines struck the earth.
AMBASSADORS INSTRUCTED TO
DEPART.
SAVVILK. May 22. A German dis
patch suya that both the German and
Austrian Ambassadors to Rome have
been instructed to demand their pass
ports and not wait for Italy to pre
sent them on her own volition. This
is taken to mean that the Kaiser has
given up all hopes of pacifying Un
war party in Italy.
RIOTING CAUSES
ENORMOUS LOSS
LONDON, May 22. The Daily News
after gathering figures from all
quarters of the British Rmplre. esti
mates that the loss of German pro
pelt' caused by the rioting following
l he sinking of tlie Lusitania will total
more than twice the value of tlie
great t'unarder. Il is pointed out that
tile anger of the British was very ex
pensive to the enemy.
ZEPPELINS BOMBARD
SCOTCH HIGHLANDERS CAMP
LONDON. May 22 A Zeppelin
dropped several bombs into the ramp
of one of tlie Scotch Highland regi
ments some fifteen miles northeast of
Galais late yesterday afternoon one of
which killed a dozen horses and in
jured one. trooper. It is stated ihat the
man suffered a broken arm through
being struck by a fragment of a horse
killed by tile explosion,
PORTUGUESE SITUATION
CLEARING RAPIDLY
LISBON. May 22. A partial res
toration of railway and telegraph
communication with the interior and
other coastal points was made today.
Indications point that various army
regiments will decide to recognize the
new government although hundreds of
men have been placed in confinement
for attempted mutiny at Oporto. The
navy officers have decided to support
President Chacas almost unanimously.
BRITISH RECRUITING LAGS.
LONDON, May 22.—Recruiting
again lags, especially in Ireland where
the Lusitania sinking caused by a
slight ripple of anger but which re
sulted, however, in the enlistment of
several thousand men. Lord Kitchner
has stated that he is still considering
conscription plans hut expresses the
hope that it would lie made unneces
sary by Italy's entrance into the field
thus relieving, somewhat, the strain
on the French battle fronts.
TAFT SAYS UNITED STATES
FUTURE PEACEMAKERS
BOSTON, May Speaking of the
reports that Germany and Austria
have informerly asked the good offices
of the United States in looking after
their diplomatic interests in the hostile
countries. Ex-President Taft declares
that the United States will ultimately
he the great peacemaker when the
waring nations have grown tired and
exhausted from the godless struggle
now extinguishing the light of Europe.
Taft declares that should the great
day of peace arrive during Wilson’s
administration, it will arrive at a time
when the United States ns a govern
ment is well qualified to arrange what
is unquestionably the momen
tous matter of the ages.
SAYS BRITISH MUST NOT
CRITICIZE THE RUSSIANS
T,ON"DOX. May 22.—Responding to
numerous anxious inquiries of the
Rrltish press and puhlie. Premier Vs
quith stated todav that there was un
doubtedly considerable truth in the
Oermnn reports that the Russians
were helne worsted Asquith, how
ever. asserts that the Knqlish must as
sume that the Russians are dolns all
that is humanly possible to hold the
enemy and. therefore, the Rnrllsh
should not criticise
ANTI-JAP RIOTS IN CHINA.
HONO KONH. May 22—Severe anti
Jap riots are reported at Hankow and
Phangtau which were suppressed hv
the Yuan soldiers after pitched hattlas
had been fought in street* of the cities
Scores of Japanese buildings were de
stroyed and it ts feared that many
subjects of the Mikado have been
killed nr wounded which It ts feared
may again Involve China and Japan In
dangerous controversies.
BELIEVED JAPAN WILL
NOT ENTER THE WAR
TOKIf), May 22.- The Rmperor Is
considering the demobilisation of the
Japanese army which was lately plac
ed on a war footing only to the Jap
anese crisis Foreign observers con
sider that tills is a sure indication
tliat Japan will net accept the allies
invitation to go to Rurope this spring
in case the Hermans succeed in over
whelming the French and Knglish
armies.
VICTOR-EMANUEL CALLS
RETIRED OFFICERS
RiiMR, .May 21.—The Ministers of
the war and navy bureau’s today pri
vately notified a score or more of re
tired army and navy officers of high
rank, including several Admirals and
Generals, that the King would appre
ciate their services either in actual
field or sea service or in an advisory
capacity, thus indicating that Italy
realizes that she must mobilize her
maximum strength immediately
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TWO SUBMARINES BEACHED
CREWS CAPTURED
GONSTANTI NOBLE, May22. Two
French or English submarines ran into1
hidden forks off the Gallipoli peninsula |
j Thursday, both being compelled to run
ashore to avoid sinking. The crew of
both vessels were captured after des
perately defending their ship against
Turkish troops hut only after the sub
marines hud been wrecked hv the fire
of Turkish artillery from nearby shore
defense positions.
CHAOS REIGNS IN PORTUGAL
MADRID, May 22.—A reign of terror
again threatens to break out in Lisbon
and Opotto. The police and military
are divided in their support of the
newly inaugurated revolutionist gov
ernment and have already fought sev
eral skirmishes in the streets of Lis
bon and the danger of their increasing
hostile attitude toward each other
grows every hour. A condition of
practical chaos reigns in both cities.
Business houses are barricading their
doors and windows and practically all
commercial activity is at a standstill
AUSTRO-GERMAN ARMIES
CONCENTRATE ON ESCHEI
BERNE, May 22.--Austria is pre
paring for the first movements of the
Italian invasion north of Rerona. it
is reported that many corps of Ger
man reservists have been recently
rushed into Austrian territory border
ing on Italy. Great military camps are
now located on the lower Esehe and
are reported to contain nearly three
quarters of a million Austrians and
Germans wito are splendidly equipped
and possess a large number of the
famous German siege guns for use
against the strong Italian frontier
forts
GERMAN ARMY NEARING
THE POLISH CAPITAL
BERLIN, May 22.—Official bulletins
announce that the new German ad
vance in Poland is fast gaining im
petus and man.' miles of ground held
last fall have been regained. The Ger
man wedge Is slowly pushing forward
preparatory for an overwhelming
plunge for Warsaw. General von
Hindenburg now occupies positions of
great strenght and strategical valuq
and which, it is believed, will be the
key to a successful conclusion of the
Polish campaign this summer.
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