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? CRISIS IN BERLIN KAISEt BAMS CHANCELLOR IN REHSIMi TERNS ATTACK ON GOVERNMENT IdrulNH^r, HltJonio n lOrfi^tMlcr itf Wur Taki'w H(mikI AKnloint llollwoic on ll^'tui'n Fn>m TruMO <\>nfcrr«irfv—M»y <'mu«ni Fall of OutiKnllor nn<l IIIn Admiralty !!<*<]. The politlful ciinlH io (Jermnny coutlnuo'N to b« vovfy acute, according to all the reporUlhat Hlft acroan the border to neutrtll points on th«* con tinent. . Not only 1m Chancellor von ltethniaiin41ollw«vK M poaltlqn •udun- gered. It would aeeni, but apparently the hold of Admiral von Capclle. who succeeded Admiral* von TlrplU hh head of the mlnlatry of marine, has been ahaken by the severe criti cisms of the admiralty, made by Mathias Rrtberger. the Clerlral lead er. In hts sensational speeches before the Kotchstag committee Saturday. A sharply censored Herlln special dispatch reaching ('openhagen says that the emperor at Snnday's audi ence etpreased confidence In the im perial chancellor and approved hr von Hethmann llollseg a course In oppoolng the Italrhslag demand to commit Herman* to peace without aanevahnas or Indemnities Tile Taaehlsft says, however, that adds? ronferen* e« of 0 he HeiihsOag ajaJJMr parlies sad HtNlerale iWartal Isis hrosght the parties wear la sw agree meal regsrdlag the <|*iesfl««a« of i<wa*s terms sod lateraal reforms 1‘elttirel maa*mw«rtags of ersm lagty large imp**rtsa«e arw ta prvg res# la Heflia % ««*c«|la# to reparta rwarhiag It«4iee4am ftoea i*or tie awJ ipsr«*« VI Ilium tea teg Is less ss Ihs eeUeWM The Imperialist troop* under Oea. < hang liana, who mom are In Ihe imperial city, retreated Ihera aftar being defeated by the republican forms with loagaa. near Kent Tal The repubhran army la outalde Ihu city gates. * ». * (Ion. Chang Haim ftfst.retreated to the Temple of Heaven, hut later led his troops to within the Imperial city. The chief of police and the com mander of the gen.darmie have In formed Chang Htfun he must leave thp city or they will attack him. Bombs were again dropped on the imperial palace by an airplane of the republicans. Foreign reinforcements have arrived. Arrangements have been made whereby troop trains dally will be permitted between Pek ing and Tien Tain each way Hubject to search. Although there waa much noise at the battle of Idinjt Fang and repub llcans report the killing of f>00 im perialists and the wounding of num erous others, foreign eye-witnesses estimate total casualties at ten on each side. A reward of $100,000 has been placed on Chang Hsun, dead or alive. Idang Oil Chao, chief commander of Tuan Chi Jui, leader of the republican forcea, aaya there la no queation of any. compromise with Chang Heun. Tuan Chi Jul Interviewed nt Tien Tsln Is optimistic. He believes the Imperialistic movement will collspse In the next 2i hours He received s telegram from Feng Hup ('hang, snBouncing that ha haa assumed the temporary presidency Negotiations sre under any for tha surrender of Cheng llsan’s Pur hour Fe forrtw The r«»-«»peraiion of the navy Is hn- ing arrsngud. The commodore at Imusotoft. •a«s s l^adoa official eaa«»oarw Mmf. reports thot Tuesday tha Mm a raved trawler Iceland dam ray ad ear petaamere tala port WILSNN SU ES OCT FACTS IN CASE IV B00VER Just ss thr ^Husslans In the east have torn a big gap In the Austro- Oermun lines In (lallcla. csptnred Hsllcz and pressed on toward I*em- I herg. tb»* (iHliclan capital, the Oer- I'reshlent PiimI»€*s for I’opuUr HenU-r Plans on th^ weHtern front w have i started a menacing offensive near mont to Force ('ongreas to TsstM' the Belgian coast. * Food,-111 If—Hoover Outlines Hit- uation In the United .States in Re gard* tb Foodstuffs. v . A report on the food situation, prepared for President Wilson by Herbert C. Hoover, holding that both the farmer aqd the consuming public are suffering while food speculators make unearned profits froitv the de- ThiH movement, w]blle It may/tuni out to be nothing but a local effort or something with which the Brit ish* can cope after the shock of ihe first'thrust has been met, but never- tbeless indicates the policy of a de termined attempt to force back the British flank oq the Belgian coast and reach the French city of Dun kirk about 17 miles distant. The Germans succeeded in their initial push Wednesday by leveling lay-in enactment of food control leg-1 the defenses through an “TnTense (elation, was given out Tuesday night bombardment for 2 4 hours and then at tlw White House. attacking last evening over the dev- I’nlesR strong and efficient gov-! astated ground. The bridges across ernment action is immediately taken. I the Yser were destroyed by the heavy the food administrator reported, the ^ ro and the sending up of reinforce- farmers will face a slump in wheat ments was found impossible. Thus prices and consumers will be caught a Penetration 600 yards deep on a in a situation even more serious. ^ ron t of 1,400 yards was effected, than that which Is already resulting the Germans pushing as far as the in “actual undernourishment" in the e * Ht hank of the Yser near the North great consuming centers. The spec- Sea. ulater, It la flwelared. Is taking a Th * attack also extended farther larpe part of the prices now paid by' »° uth - opposite Lombaertxyde.- but here, after having temporarily driv en In the British advance ilne. a counter attack forced the Germans back to their original positions. * There have been no serious at tempts by the Germans to brenk through the British front In Belgium since their two campaigns for Calote In (he early months of the wnr The first wee r berk #4 slung I be Belgian front by tfe combines! British sad Belgian defewee aided by lb# par tclpwtlew a# British war** I pa I be most In the serowd bottle of 1 pees in 9be (nil of IP!#, the Get* me SMS tocf faed t boose a 4« of wool m e terrific drive pot (ailed to effect consumers. We are practically helpless to sefegnard either farmer or the ron- eamer.** concludes Mr. Hoover. until tbo pending legislation is phflwnd** The report^ In the form of b let ter to the president, wee lesned through tbo public tnformstion com mittee o Kb tbo etatoauowt that p«rb Itrtty was atvew It **!• order that the rowwtry mpy k new bow eevtown and far reaching the ewnae^oewrew may hath to tho farmers of the coww* try and tbo caosaavers of 4‘aogreso deters m posstod the peodtwd food HTH The q til chest and surest way of augmenting tbs meat supply nett to the raising of poultry la by raising hogs, the United Htates department of ngrlbulture points out. The hog la the most Important animal to raise for meat and monify. He re quires less labor, less equipment, less capital, makes greater gains per hundred pounds of concentrates and reproduces himself faster and !n greater numbers than any other do mestic animal. As a consumer of by-products the hog has no rival. No other animal equals the lard hog in its fat-storing tendency. , The most satisfactory meat for ^hipping long distances on train, boat $r wagon, and for long storage after reaching its destination is mess pork. There is no anftnal which produces more meat and meat prod ucts than the hog. Pork finds ready sale because packers have discovered many ways of placing pork on the market in at tractive and highly palatable form combined with most excellent keep ing qualities. There is no other meat from which so many products are manufactured. Very near 50 per cent, of the total value, in dollars and cents, of the meat and meat products slaughtered In the packing bouses of the United States is de rived from the hog. Our country leads by far all countries in the production as well as in the con sumption of meat and meat predicts. Three-fourths of the world's Internal tlonal trade la pork and pork prod ucts originate in the United States In normal tlmaa. and the war greatly haa Increased this proportion. Ac cording to tbo estimate* there wae an Increase of t,S $#.### bogs be ta ova 191 a. Ibe census year. and Columbia, July 10.-—David R. Coker, of Hartsvllle, chairman of tho State Defense Council, has issued the following statement to the people of South Carolina: “The State Council of Defense wishes to call attention to several^ features on the present and pros pective situation which seem to call for thoughtful consideration by all of the people of the State, but espe cially by the farmers. “Tremendous advances have re cently taken place in fertilizer ma terials and especially in ammoni- ntes. Tankage, cotton seed meal and dried blood are already so high that it is doubtful whether they can be profitably used as fertilizing materi als. This is because these materials are more and more being used as food for liye stock, being substitut ed to some extent for corn, wheat bran and other materials which can be used for human food. Sulphate of Ammonia, which has been largely used lor fertilizers. Is almost entire ly off the market, being required by jt the government for the manufacture pf munitions. It is altogether prob able that next *pr« the average fanner will be unable to buy any source of ammonia excwpt nitrate ot soda, which Is wow nearing 9100 per ton with n possible further advance There la no certainty that even this material ran be obtained In adequgig ** l»M. larlu.i.,. 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Kn- berger was etpcvtcd to prupvae an tmmoLliate adfburnmcnt of tb« Keicbvtex when the aeeaion opened It no retiltmcnt wav reached by that time, vo aa to prevent the chancellor from addreftstuit parliament a* long av the crlai* remained unvohed The Soctallvt*. on the other hand, have vuggeated the adoption of a revolution that the Hetchvtag rctuve to aAljouru until the crivis* iv definite ly settled The correspondent say* that he has been Informed by National-Lib erals that if .the chancellor, as he understands, told the emperor the vrisb* vb as only a flash tn the pan. and that he would be able to re unite the majority he was thorough ly mistaken. The correspondent asserts that continuance of the submarine cam paign was not questioned for the moment in the debate of the main committee, even in the speech of Herr Knberger. 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Krt berger stopd la lha front rank of da- fenders of tha govaramaat. voa Htn- denburg. auj \pn Ttrplts On Jan uary 19rtfl?. ha iara tn Intarriaw to the Oversaat New# Agency on the Entente • reply to President Wil son's note, asking the belligerent gaid to aims in the war. In this Eriberger asserted that the Entente wanted ,to reorganize Europe on principles which they themselves did not consider—rac* ami nationality— while "the unprovoked attack of the Entente had we Wed Germany into a unit both p^HHcally and nationally." Up to the time that the German government induced Scheidemann and others to attend the Stockholm meeting there was no idea of Krz- berger gv'ing there. When news reached Berlin that ^'e was there, it w as generally supposed that he had gone with a Centrist mandate to keep the Socialist delegates in line for the government The Berliner TageblatU was first to reveal his presence by tut:mating that a promt- nent Centrist was meddling with in ternational affairs in which he had no business: it charactertred the • prominent Centrist" ax^an oppor*! tuaist Tba vital consequence# *-Inrv> in' a breaking BWbp'fil l|AL-CbB(rists )»?» a body and the from the government*(the minority -.ahst* have erniBenti ts *h.*wn by the d tion of sent* In tbe pro went Rehk- f*ag The JUve altata have It# vote#. 1 oetneta 91. I'oweertbtifwa tl, Nb- toasl liberals #9. 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RAID Tllk FLEET Hriti^h Aviators l>rop Bomb* on Turkish Ouisre. An air raid on the enemy fleet off nstantinopie was announced in a statement of the British war office Wedn^day Bombs were dropped ' at' on the Turkish cruiser Ywux Sultan V**?* i tC V ^f rm ^ r * formerly the German cruiser UXZZ t!«eir duty to furnish wheat at a price whiah to them will not exe**A their domeettc pri.-ei ,n, , , b the BrUi , h . who r e tor n- other word*, about »1.50 per j wUhou { ca , ua |,;e,. . Chicago. ' . “Neither their responsible offi'ers and from (hese verv t he price nor I hold this view, bee a us* 1 con- of wheat has begun to drop and if sider that the stimulation to proou'- the f arme r is to sell his wheat either tion. if for no other reason t» in the th* speculator must' return to the long run in the interest if th* Allies. mar k et t0 buv and carnr on not only “6 The proposed food adramla- the normal flow from tbe farmer in protect the farmer from slump in ib.pi. ... 1. . buyer I am informed that most of; j to the vessel is not given I The war office at Constantinople .. . . A ‘ 1 also was attacked «nd direct hit was not exceed their domestic price t ,n _ with m.tny rr t gag*»d in tratAon has conferred 1 qndred patriotic men production and distribution and it veetigated Ihe condition of th? cm> M'mers in many centers us well. Three facts star.vl out ptuiVy eni u;h (torn our tnwestigaion: “F1r»t. that in this ai uiui>n ih- farmer will need prota t;on as to tha price of wheat; and a-ttipd. tin: of people in* t**e ire be*«g artijUtjr ( y A l^-day dm ts tb* wt of living svl t «ve ^ an'raa raraed* *# fo* ewen mere wvlawe f *nn at *b « r t«•« y*#r m«ri tbe amerd’^f #. t .itte *# 94 •vr » tw • a *> 9i 09094 090 04000 pmd by excess of domestic and foreign re- quirements.* ^ut also the glut due to the restriction upon the outlet to the latter. He must necessarily change h:s toll to the producer and the cou- sutuer, and this latter probably upon a more evensive scale t ban lari y*ar as his risks will be greatee. Tractically the export buyer must waubrb 4^4o 409 nwswfwl vowan ag lb* ggWAf 0§000f04 40004 ad ftee •goe* b tb*#* Wy a peifpwvpwew Bad *# •ewtlnlAv dMfefwwl fvwgi 9bg§ wf e«b Ot 040440110**90 at Wgf * Mb 04440 In* geeatm# of tbw feed awp#l9 9* -n tb# w##nww pf tbo r*mmaa«M AH# U **♦* .mpoetant Bfwbtwaa rew- (ro#U#glfe#g#ftk&: mwwna is immwdint*ly taken te im prove tow tfan*pwet. fall and winter will *re famine in many plarea Mr Root ha* mad* tbw following state ment to thw AMorlated Brews # ‘Tbw mission haa ar« ompll*bwd what It came here to do. and we are greatly encouraged We found no organic or Incurable malady in tbe Russian democracy. Democracies are Always in trouble, and we have seen days just as dark in the prog ress of our own. “We must remember that a peo ple it whom all conservative effort has been suppressed so long can not so soon develop a genius for quick action. The first stake is necessary one of debate. The solid, admirable tracts in the Russian character will pull the nation through the present crisis. Natural love of law and order and capacity for local self-govern ment have been demonstrated every day since the revolution. The coun try's most serious lack is money and adequate transportation. We shall do what we can to help Russia in both.” TERROR V IDAHO *• * Wh*9 ******* ' \9 0 4409 f*ra#A* 400900 §09 0 09900b I M *Wl 040- I ftpipWiH**!*? i **d iw ft*y bed weevil sbebte *oO- War Socrotary A^kcvl to Send-2,000 Soldiers to Keep Onler. a pr;c* xoi • • # te b* ******** «d •* tbwl (Be ##«#*#■# 40 044 m 0099000004 W *9 ••ew ip bnmwwv an# me ^'.€ B ouU«>0a of Tfls own 4 Lent* and in gxecutloa of hi* duty h# will, im all normal efr am#ianc*ft. follow tb# market down by having only bo* cm* tw um# rv^niremtat "Of, 9# ti* #tbw* bar * tb* (#** frames*, must bxv tbw ootplwt w#wn*. ot f#m# ra** -9 * w ii^msm ftww a. w s# tw* pwombl - * trad# ot taw swwatrp Aw praraej w tx 9#^ •* nn#i#*wf|e o09§0§§ tb 4 ofo pfftw * *!.f bwnpiwwi fl* raV ilibB rn #r fct §00000 9 440 0 That a reign of terror existed Wednesday in northern Idaho and that J/hM' troop* are needed to curb the activ • » # of the Indus*rial \V t *rk- U#r» of tbe W'orld. te tb# report mad# to Socrctary of War R..’*« r by the etate Cwunetl of IVfenee according •# former Go* Frank K iteoding, member wf tbe rwwsftL Indtfttnal W erker* pf tbw Wwrid or* fprradtpg all ewer tb# ptnte ** »# 4 §990449 §944T44**t " ami M I* •m# Iwr ntt iwi"!!##* wf IdiW. bwib p*#tb n#4 o9om% *w teem fiisd b#d 94 §40 tbw |*H*tiWp wf tbww Tww tb#swn#g «•*#•• oto b**#*d 40*009 IB §90*%m*O Irfifbw flw w#pp • WV Ha 04004490 * O'* * *• s* pqp Pp be I % ti IP p—'ifti | • 400 §090 W# 000044 §9400 000900 l * id' 040 • %9rO # • VM* If Vflte p**i*rwt aafttlMi* able b#>9P**W Aft 40000 erWA a pra#* s*d *• * * « tw #B fnraftee* awd Ami ftwt eft a * •m«l*’#d deb aebde a •*##!** vw meet teWdlt WWM 9#d Wfl bet p ItPgWWvftW* bSvetl maa aim read* nwd tbtwb* ftbwwld 049 0*1 ot k0 ipflwebzw t# «*w tbat tb# r»*»#»btvw pr—pimy m piwpwrtl «t 111 ted awd dee* wwt e«*w- • letter \N*» * extrnvagawra should be fro* upon and mad# unpopular by pul •rut t meat “The government will nndonbtad- ly offer other issues of bonds from time to time and a large part of tb* proftti of our people must go toward ftnaprlng the nation If thu war U to be succesafully conducted. The Red fros*. the Y M C. A., and other na tional charities must be supported and supported liberally. “After debts, are paid and nation al financial needs tully attended to every dollar not required for a mod est' but comfortable living should be safely put aside for future use." THREE BURNED TO DEATH Big ('hemicaj Tank Explodes in Chi- cabo- Plant. Three persona were burned to death and four others seriously in jured by fire in the plant of tfie In terstate Sanitation company at Cin cinnati late Tuesday., The fire was caused by the explosion of a 250- pound tank of chemicals, the shock lurtially wrecking the building, tcip- ping employees and ‘several families living in the upper stories of the building The df^ad were * all em ployees of the company. They are: Edward Rooch. manager: Louis J. Slaubach. bookkeeper;. 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