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Show , advertisement at your batbseat b , an outward vialista eirkkblis at tour I FLAST::;:'..-.ramoril- 4 TRUTH AND Lin Mtn .! SATURDAir 32 PAGES OME'S HEART Summary of War News, May 22, 1915 Proclamation Saying Italy Was Driven to Take up Arms ACT ALREADY, AusTRIAN NOTED AS CASUS BELLI Making Declaration Formal unnecessaryCapitoline Scene of Great Demonstration. the 2. '2;23 May NOLO011 May 2i,- via Parisi. May 'icrti.Ktrig- Victor Emmanuel issue a proclamation to the pcoide, counteralirned by all the minr tomorrow (Saturday.) The will explain how Italy has two driven to take up arms arid ilI appeal to all citisefts to do their dutv In such a way that victory It be assured. Another royal proc lamation will be addressed to the nr1V and to t)i fleet N Paris. May 22. is so,red that Austrites action fa detirrYing Olt bridges and cutting telegrata and tetephrme lines at Poste Lodrone can be held to 0,Lttituto a cases belt making Italy free t. opea hostilitienwithout further diplomatic formalities. sari a Mutton" aural( h from Turin. Pee Caftan, is a short distancs forth of RIAU tits elEtTOITI past In Austria on Lake Garda. Austrian 'plops were withdrawn after the tom population bad been forced to uato Rita and other sections or ! Vi,,tot under Austrian rule wten the Milan express reached a fldF Pont. Caffaro where the line p,nt had b.en cut. the train was seised by r. AuEtrians and the crew was d It is supposed the IMMO fate be, toidilen another train from which ritv4s has been received since it ths Austrian frontier. 11:30 coo- at-F- Rome's Heart Dedicated To War With Austria ine. May 21. 7:10 Ma Y 22. CIO a. p. tn.., Ambassador Thomas There Weill loud cheers for America and demands for revenge for the Lusitania victims. THE BERLIN INCIDENT. Great excitement was caused in the capital tonight by the report that Sighor Bonen, Italian minister At Merlin, had been assaulted while driving in the street. It was learned later. however. that the incident was not so serous as It was thought and that the police had begun a rigid investigation. Letters of regret were sent to Signor Bonet' by and Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollwe- g . Foreign Minister von Jagow, Officials Of the Socialist party met today in the deputies chamber and re to rally to the support of the government. A manifesto will be issued urging an adherents of the party to work for the national cause. Admiral Bette lo. presioent of the league. telegraphed to ki. Irt linear& president of the Romano-Italia- n at Bucharest. saying that league on the day Italy declared war on Austria her thoughts would turn to Rumania. counting upon her assistance In a supremo crisis. In despite of disavowals by high German officials of the attack upon the Italian ambassador at Berlin. Rome newspapers consider the incident a grave rellectkm upon Italian dignity. The Idea Nationale. declares that the excuses of the German chancellor and foreign minister are Insufficient end Insult mute be revenge& The 'Tribune believes a fitting reply would be fed the people of Rome to acoomparry the German ambeasador to the station the day he leaves the capital and "return Latin civility for an act of German barbarism." The Oseervatore Montano. the redcap organ. in an editorial urges a colniliote union of an Italians and a truee to PO Mica; passions. It expresees the hope that Italy may be spared the horrors of a long war. and that peace arum will be established States UnIted 7 ,Ui4n1C. 4 f:.; Page. Attack on Italian via the of Rome. except the - Ambassador Condemned Berlin. May 2L., in the heart of the war. had been deceptioline palaces . rr 'fed with historic tapestries cornMoratine events of great national nfl riance. The mayor delivered a cPett,14steddreawwincletereccekad ...ttoue appiause from the throngs g.or.ere,1 in the senatorial hall.- - the sare below and in the surrounding v.reete as far down as the forum on .414e and the Catfarelli palace. n,,.v the home of the German embassy. in !hp "ther. After his address, Prince Colonna.1 eur "mded by aldermen rtumillial ...emelt, preceded hi the Of Rome started for the i,hlarti it.nall to pay tribute to King Vic. tnr Emmanuel as the personification xia London. tile a.m. ,.! Veritable rivers of humanity poured to the thrPirh the streets leading ra'a-- -' of the king. Thousands were into the great quirinal square The erPnP hich was enacted when ins maleaty and the members of hie fankih' nottearesisspon a balcony over-the square has few Femaleal in t hieturY of Rome The crowd iseveral hundred thousandd The Roman hosts were carried away a iloodtide of Latin enthusiasm hen the monarch asePearett- The multitude was en vast that all thc neoole could not enter the squarre. E'r,r41 the crowd tame a wound like the 1 t'w1c,ca of Vt. TOR theses. ,, , - of the fact that Malys course generally iz considered treacherous the articles directed abuse. her against contain little MAO artt Berlin. via- London-- May 1tlectirths Bailiff. rattan ambassa4 to GerMILS1. upon leaving the Italian embassy yesterday evening. was assaulted by a boy. who knocked off the ambassadors hat- The youth was seised by passersby and beaten before he was turned over to the potice. The government nniedlately sent- apologies to the ambassador for the incident. Precautions had been taken earlier t revent any annoyance. but as tha day peessd without the slightest evidence of trouble. the detectives sere withirt WI1 from the vicinity of the Italiag - 4 - eir.basey German Explanation 01 the Italian Crisis Berlin. May 22. by wireless to Sa- yville.The Overseas News Agency to- -' day gave Out the following: "The Nordeutche Allgemelne Zletan( giving a history of the Italian crisis. ...y that Italy's reason for participating In the war is not as preattended, because tacked Serbia. Italy demanded comthe on that the ground pensation Wins of the trtple alliance provided for this In mute of a change in the Anortria-Hunga- ry IMMANUEL- APPEARS. The inflows on a balcony of the y uirinal ;mince were opened and a the Italian interpretation of the treaty ref damask was throws covering dlecussion and opened MVO,,ttr the parapet This was a sign that without the king was about 10 appear and the dationa with a vie wto compensaing several of the ItalImOntience of the crowd increased. Italy. conceding Ibcre were cries of Long live the ian claims. on May 4. Italy advanced h;a1!- - and Long live the house of the"Suddenly that the triple alliance leyoy Finally the king and the had pretense broken been by Anotria-Hungarfii,leen and the royal children came Out on the aggression aphast Serbia. thua baloony. Ilia majesty was In own statement" the uniform of a general-- The tivw..111 contradicting her which formed the 'basis tor the mPrince. dressed as a min or boy On May IL Austria-Hungar- y h&c cal, to the multitude. The excite-Mei- n eeotiationa Aft.tria-Hungar- offered still larger compensations of the people areas almost to which the Germaachanoellor. Dr. announced Von Bethmann-Hollwe- g on May IS in the reichsonsg. Aftgemeins "The Norddeutsche Zeitung concludes: ItStabtakeg arms against the Teutonic allies it will be for the purpose of obtandnd by in his arms embraced greatch of faith what could have it. could have The royal fatally then retired within breach of faith what the Palace lAter the newspapers refer to a paraking called a 'Berlin lcroup of the aldermen- inside and to graph In Premier nalandmes stateAhern that Italy after May expressed his gratitude for the 14ment declaring This. h'YettY and could not rernaht Isolated. of the ROM patriotism 1.(144,14s. : , they 11111'. shows the rest reason tor Attar the demonstration before the prpeent attitude. "The Italian Socialist daily. Avant', guirinal a great crowd with an AMOri can nag earned to went at repeats the deeboration that a inathe head. t 17.a7.1..Drego palace, the residence of ljority of the Italian nation Is satinet delirium. The king then did an unprecedented thing. Me gave orderwthat the Italian flag be raised to the balcony. Then an" the thundering cheers- - .et--th- e Multitude hie maleety advanced to the national standard and folding it - - -- ; ' ; MORE CAUTION ' YEAR H TROOPS KILLED IN ITALY'S ACTION CAUSES VERDICT FOR COL Rome, May 21, p m.. la Pang a m May 2. I regret :a felt by Po,ee Bred; t that Val?, haa decided for a Isar whltb he as heal td the hoped miglIt be aert0- SHOWN.IN TRADING 1 -- ROOSEVELT! 1. Dominates Situation Foreign Stock Market, Sales of Shires Believes That Every Charge He Made Against William Barnes Falling i Off Over Half During Week Is Absolutely True HOME a Leading Railroads Report Gains, Lack of Demand for Equip- SENATOR ment Disappointing. Thanks Jurymen, Shakes Their Hands and is Photo Colonel New Torii. May graphed with Them. HAS 2.1The foreign tus,hed t, the roli er. rar,Lais poetpone,i intlefinitdy PLAINTIFF'S OBJECTION TO VERDICT OVERRULED ,a crm:story bleb nos held this month t., !,! FAVORABLE OUTLOOK Although Italy TRAINCOLISION in 1'1 Accident on Caledonian Raitway. Near Carhsle, ScotlandThree the' confll,t, the set tll ma!ntam istrIn. no;ttrallty alth4ugh no effort wI 1?e made to reetta-Catholien from following the A padictates of their ,ortalen,44 pal do,ument outlinlree th:s p,sitton is expected Ir It la announced into t ha gravity of tt, 31.1t,:atI4o, Trains Smash Together KILLED ha, an, .0P 50; CASUALTIES 400 In tw,en has I Fire - I Added Many to SUKHUMI to Horror. Bonin DeathVictims Were Mostly Soldiers. MILO EASE Of 1:13 Engsand May (lel at 4 odock this th atedoman railway at nwrilna g;reina tour this tiausing the death Tnriie Stu- INC ailin continued to domuutte ftnancia: effairs this week, increased citation bet SeAlltt 101 Per110145. sag thas fatal ing manifested in Ali quarters. Trek. The Vnal ensinjuri.i, of nii,n) others. jury bt ing In stocks. fell to an average .clail)' Syracuse, W YMay to The Special Plira T,Nactl kmitles tironeito.y the trial of William Burns' suit for libel output of 200.0e0 to 3'40.00 shar11 in22, May Washington, the ort,kage Ailed horror to the reit Roosevelt of oessions Theodore today tead of the against I war. It reports that Italian-- reservUtah. Suttiertand leaves t.s.mtrrow so, 'dent previous week.. In the main. prices' in trains going to Milazi publicly turned a verdict An favor Of the san,lak H. gni stop off en route Ore tratn was tr)op train; another ltdattuit fondant after cotuddering for more than held steady but war specialties attenttorium at Battle creek. Michigan. on sorbeJ the bulk of spulative as a loeal, and the third the express II hours the qUeattell of placing all the ion. of a mild case of !Toxic pois- ,rom lmndon to Glasgow. aecount costs of the action upon the plaintiff. Thera were oocasional evidences of SHIP Firemen the very oning. lie expects to arrive in Salt Assivtance arrived quickly. SUBMARINE' It is the belief of the jury everything further foreign liquidati.in and was nnan,es delicate.staLe. ot Europe's SUNK BY and after gettente the Itaines Under control true 'Araliereit eiterged. low new reflected in rates for exchange joined In extri,tat.ng the dead and. therefore the plaintiff. Dot having been' to all leading European centers. Dep. m libelled la entitled to no damages. Berehaven. Ireland. May 22. The adjeintng fields soon a',einded. London declined to on mand sterol's The British sailing ship Glenholmi The foreman of the jury, Warren W. lowest rate ainre 1a:3, and franca MEXICO CITY i.J4 the varance of an Inunenaw the ai sas sunk yesterday by a German sub- Summers. announced that the verdict and lire also made tow recorda. This In rtuary marine at a point li miles off this port.' was for the defendant and then The jury in ameliorated was not condition any -The members of her crew haie been sas polled. Ten jurors answered for lb. dead mowtty are soldier& The I additional gold imlanded here. SUFFERING FROM the defendant," thee the clerk heal-- 1 special degree by tram collided ftrat with a local tr...p The Glenholm was on her way from tate& called the name of Edward Burns! ports from Canada. Franoc and Japan. frva, rarLsie artJ botors the ocoupeate Bankers were plelnly concerned over l Chile to Liverpool with and eatted, Duras, a big cargo w.fre able to get clear of the wreckage this latest phase of the situation nitrate. Republican, stood up in his seat and tt.;1; act ici,nt the developments were moatly 10011 SHOIITAS The submarim intercepted the sailing, In a deep yoke said "For the defendfavorable. exprees eraantd into them. L000rootteest reports of damage ship and signalled the crew to abein-- 1 ant." Juror No. 12 gave the same to winter although and ears shattered.ard spitntered were wheat... affected prices of don her. The ship was then sunk. the answer. bore-about at raltusion. All trustworthy acronnts agree submarine firing n rounds from her Before the Jury came in the specta- gains. Fire broke out and aas soon lawlaing many mercantile tines of trade rz . tors in the crowded courtroom were thtt gun before ahe went down. Washington, May eity rea:uers were driven how steady improvement but riteapIhhra4rat startled that any demonetration would were brouglit. up. con- continues to suffer from sh,vrtage of I tment is expressed at the be met with severe punishment. Ex- po - t tinued lark of demand for rallfoad food ePecially corn. State department' but bef,,re the dre as put out many and clerk of the voice jarthe for cept under the wrechae HOHTEEN HUNDRED said that "then an travelers pIrtneti ors the room warn abeolutely quiet Un- eouirment. sere burned ath: e. railroads are reporting diapatcheswastoday Leadmg distil the name of Burns was called. Wheat marked to made yesterlay gains over recent months but attempt he announced that he too. favored a tnancial difficulties of such proper- trikuteeorn to the peoPle there Wag verdict for the former president the the PASSUSERS BOOKED Rock Pacific. as Missouri not sulthsb-n- t supply and about :1,04colmAN BEFBRT oN courtroom buzzed like a dynamo with ties & Ohio and other roads fainted during the (Tusk in the same class have given rime to peoMe courtroom in the persons demonstrations have taken place. .a pprehenon. ten P FOR EUROPE TEAT held up their hand. but there 'was act! Indications of a renewal Of bullish! the officiai dispatches say, and in one HtItEMENTS outburst of applause. manifested' in today's' such yesterday a crowd invaded thel After the tumouncement of the ver- en Itostasm list exn- --dict attorneys for Mr. Barnes object- early stock market. the entire where A of chamber t deputies niaking to its receipt- - The objection was ept a few unimportant isansee New ?ark. May, than Laid ed War shares were tiOn was in session and cried. We are Berlin. May 22; by wireless to alkyoverruled. the jury :sras thanked by substantial advances. scorSteel Bethlehem to wars hungry." booked for peonage Passengers Jetties Andrtiera'Irtart Its perukes and' againanprominent. ta-Carrell Za agency dispatches today saY ville.German initial gain of g points in reing Mumps today ma eve steansehtpe Mov- It then Sled out tmo the, jurg under GPM G0117,31 ing teem The vessels included the St. Col- - Roosevelt broke off shaking bands' sponse to overtnitta reports that the Carranza troops Paul of the Americtin line carrying TM with his counsel and several newspa- company had been awarded additional marching on Mexico City. are near passengers. among whom were more permen whom he has known for sev- large contracts. Crucible Steel. Laek&- - Columbia. "British and' French attacks were thaa a hundred Americana end yeses and hurried to the jury wanna Steel. Wetainghoutte and affiliat1 'repulsed yesterday to the southweg the wireless inventor., who room. There he thenked the jury and' ed stocks rose j to 214 point& these Marconi. of Seuve ehspelle where colored has been summoned back to Italy for shook bands with each member and: gains in ninny inetances being soon in- PART OF CRATER taken prisoner, creased. English troops Investment Issues like Union war service. was one of the passengers said: In -and on the heights of Lorene. In my whole life I shall work in the! Pazific and Reading were in demand regiatered on the St. Paul. some places the fighting is still going Crowd. of entbsugastic Italians 'teth- Interest of the public and none of you st gains of a point or more United on. ered at the pier of the Italian line gentlemen shall ever have the chancel States Steel began with Ilene shares at PEAK OF "Southwest of Lille and in the Ara maiimum gain of a point and copsteamship Stampalia. on which SOO pas- to say that I have done otherwise." move exto like a rein shared the gone the enemy mad. use of mines was colonel of then pers The photographed them reservists sengers. many t tent. charged with poisonous gases. turning to Italy to enlist fin' the war. with the JurT. The stock market gave one of Its re"To the east of Windau in Cour- were leaving. After the picture had been taken the HAS IN 4 n land. RUSSia., the have been caw. line colonel turned to the jury and con- cent exhibitions of strength at the outThe new set of today's short session, shares of airy engagements. steamship emits& carried SO passen- tinued: now the in verdict various moved ! e "At Shavli in Kovne province on companies engaged "I am more by this furl and S.000 tons ofMecargo for Archanthe the Bubytia riter.,,Itussian night at- gel., Russia About passengers were than it is possible for me to express. filling war contracts leadtug the rise Redding. Cal listy FA, , booked for the Preach steamship Niaghundred None of you. I assure you. will ever with t re I point gains, which were crater of Lassen peak has failen tn. 'tacks were repulsed. ara. which also carried mail and oargo here ranee In regret your. action. I subsequently increased. notably by were taken Russians prisoner. Steel and Crucible Meet. sorooling to mail adek'es rearhIng am especially gratified that such a ver- - Bethlehem for Bordeaux. !'In the southeastern theater of the , The Norwerian-America- n liner Kris- diet came from a jury composed of men United States Steel end the teeml here today. This ls the main. or oldrig war. there has been no change of bit- were The shares alai strong. closing crater. and It was learrted that yes--1 porta nee. tianiatjord. leaving for pergen carried of every political faith." maid 401 , was strong. Bonds were 'Wadthat about VI passengers, MOAK of whom The foreman of the Jury s terday's eruption came therefrom. Two were Scandinavians. ballots In all were taken before tpe s'er,, Last are summer steantformed craters The nrat Sixty immigrants who were to have dirt was finally agreed Upon. YON WILL been deported to Russia today on board ballot. taken more than to hours be- ySTORRS SUCCEEDS In;. I the Czaritza were allowed to remain fore the jury came in today was nine Wheher mud ejected from 1.41111PR a i REMOVED GIBSON, here owing to the appeal which bad to three in favor of the defendant. It itleaturntia,tur)r bet n. made to Pretildents. Mass that regained rtil that Satire ter About five RIIME their deportatIk4 at this time wouid hours. terday,ta of a quality that will makei s. to The (Special News) The colonel left the building in a this main interest today was soil subject them to the dangers of war. good Washington. D. C, May M.G. A to ranchers whose Many women and children were in the crowd through a hich were watered oev. holdings lay in the number. oral of tht, jurymen. Hem, he pp- - Storrs has been appointed postmaster narrow IONC AS POSSIBLE mud streams. The peak Utall lice - Gibson. re- 'rated from tho Jury the colonel said 11"not, St"14 ed. itself was quiet early in the day. to its members: -. Gentlemen. this is certainly a typical! Volcanologists said today that great TROOPS I want to . thank Ametican serdict disturbances were unlikely. No yen' vans. May M. 510 a. m Prince on you again?' sAmBuNg GAMES 'heirs volcano. It was declared, as Bitelow German 'ambassador at Rome.. A crowd gathered at the doOrs of the more than in miles from the sea and will nut leave the Italian capital until courthouse and cheered Juror Burns as CLEAN UP THE . he left the building. Lassetris much further. compelled to 4 so. according to the AT BINCHAMI CLOSII Th. utbreak It stag po:nted out . fol- t Rome correispondent of the Petit Jour.. AM. BOWERS STATEIMCNT. lowed exceptionally heavy rams and nal. COL Roosevelt's attorney; John IL TRENCHES Bowers. Issued a statement approved may hare followed a seepage of water A circumertintial story also la told by (Botchy, into the heated interior of the moun !he to The News.) by'-- the colonel, which said: ; corneirponcient of a report current tam unanimous jury is The verdict of Bingham. May 3n Rome that when popular agitation gembilog San Theodore Roosevelt had that Francisco, May justified, games OPerating hi Mingbant have been Paris. May 22. 2:46 p. he French lays from the muter of La Men Peak melted against former Pretnier Olo litti was at entire ankle in suit. i nor office this after;ioon issued a re- I the--The Mr. Roosevelt has cloeed and all slot machines in Pers.- - the snow on the elopes and caused the its height.' a plot uas formulated to that victory PrInee,von Ruetow from his sew port on the progress of hostilities read- I wan is a victory for good government tiou in saloon t and other Places have flood of mud which descended on the kidnap the Villa Malta. but that tho ing-- se follows: Hat Creek sisiley yesterday.- - Supervi- !donee. was Moue put to the jury was whether: been locked up. on order oft the depart !The when Signor atiantbned Our troops completed yesterday eve- i machine government or govenunent by !tent of public Rush reported to the forest service plan sor i the of safeir Bingham here today. left Rome. ning the cleaning of the trenches the people thould prevail and the tat- - corporation. Heretofore it wast b- - ,Gtolitti The eforder went into Tbe Petit Journars eorrespondtmt known as the "Whiteway" 'Annum to ter has prevalted The article in the lei Thursday. and all lk.mtt came from within the that mud poker games aiithority for the statement that Prince the south of the Loretta heights. A It was held by the court to be libel- and all otiler games partaking of the the volcano. Vf has Installed his aged large number of Germans were killed ous in two aspects. nal dre'of gambling. and slot machines. mother-in-laDonna Laura Minatettt 1"trit. Because It charged ceased to operate and will he prohibited - in the Villa Malta in the hope thartha BRAVES ARE DENIED Others surrendered. The exact num- ; rupt political alliance between William' from operation in the future. The only are not as yet known. property will not be confiscated so lone' " bers I Barnes, the Republican leader card game permitted now is -- 1101101." -as It le ficeutiled by an Italian avomills During the night the enemy .rnade I and Charles Ir. Murphy- .- the Of not tegarded as si DINNER ENGAGEMENTS He is said is to have offered. her the woe several counter attacks. 14. was re- Democratic leader of the Mate, in gam. of chance of the villa frnm the time he kenos pulsed. and he suffered hoary losses. to the mate government, ITivie The order closing the gamesiwas apRome Boston. until his return: May of the All the spur of 'The Whitewar la In held was the meaning and proved by Mayor F.A...Straup and carour bands. of the snick taken as al ried out by Chief of Police B. S. Jones. worid's ohampion Boston National "we hare made further Progress to whole). was only one big Poker game baseball club hare been forbidden by MANILA REBELS I There the southeast of the Cbspel of lorette. "Sevmd. Remits the article chanprdl in operation. it is said. The policy of President Gaffney to appear at social we are at present within dal yards of that the plaint lf had worked through a; prohibiting rambling will be maintain- events hereafter RECEIVE SENTENCE without special perI).. hartbeest corner of Algal's." totrupt alliance between crooked buet-- I ed in Bingham from this time on. It rMI and crooked politics. The jury declared. and will be MIPPorted br the mission. In a letter to Rev. George PO'Connor of Maiden. made public towere further instructed that they mum county authorities. Manila. May of the par. render a verdict in favor of the plainday. Mr. Gaffney said he toad issued ticipants in the upttsmif on Christ rrALrs DECLARATION orders to that effect with a penalty of MOS tiff. naives they found that the defendeve in the suburb. were never changed. Mr. Surne Indefinite tot violation. sentenced ir court hereot Manila ant established to their malefaction hit figures wore - Threw.... OF WAR AWAITED HOURLY to change Ms roty until this Sifter their suspension success in the last world's of the men. were Oentestoedtodayei fair preponderance of evklence that refusing to all Years. series the Braves became popular alter-dinn- in prison and to eberges were true-- This burden morning. -Meet for Mr. Burns the jurors him on sorist ail to five year terms and $l.thla , Parte, May 32.Thil announcement Iboth auccessrully borne by kir. Roomae toted the first who for the plaintiff activitiesspeakerThe followi a slump of severa; The remaining three sere sentenced to '01 that Italy has declared war against vet -to determ ins, at this! ballot did so. they est& became they days in their playing. fouh-ye- ar It islinpoesible terms and $4000 tines. c.to not want it to alMear that thin' is awaited hourly ttme tio, extent of that 0 W.V. insufficient consideration to Abe In Par but up to S clock this i verdict tor 'good government that WSJ ,,The verdict certainly sesurete aa that 11,Pai MUNI of- evidence atternosa no definite news at this unties-- those-,' Aloglo - the ouralone and liedbsow.oeel.d. between litigants le right- We tt all reel tire& I ailltir The ?tense cabinet Is reported to lag 7 lodged in the bands of a fury of be discussing the phraseology ot the Atty. loins Announces declaration Of ewer- - It has been la nicreover. It determines that tureen session with this kiwi in view since 'rime redwood Political Appeal Will be Taken Putts, May 22, 7: 22 a. totitose ICht o'clock this morning. It I. Wait many. Austria and T.Ititcy. This makes held by a Party IOW- not be swayed understood limo that the 'emporia thereby New Tork, May n,Issuala in determining the queetiOns !shin unmd Thorn widely known as an .con. i an average of 7.15koo9.om francs t$1.440.,. of Berea vcin Macchia the Almeria. .sehmAted to them, , ;,.. of mined for William Barnes, an.. month. S4ii.000.400 franca estiMalso that the Iota' mitter Hungarian ambassador to Italy I nounced this afternoon that an &ovoid 4tsl.000) A day. woo. trance IMP all ready tor delivery to him. poltmmAm'S STATIB3Lr.47. would be taken trots the verdict of the an hour. His believes ths for the trot year of Vv. stz,00kton la Paris It is believed they will be TIM ?eternal' Of th.J.trr bi a state; Jury at Syracuse. which found in borer expenditures economic posers of Great Britain. handed to the ambassador before of Theodore Roosereit in the Vial of war will be 10.000.00.040 francs (211.4,00, France and Russia can support- - the . the day le crreru. , 11 the SW suit brought by bin Barnes ON.I00) for the meson allies and 27,000.- - strain much more 'After the fine ballot we stood easily than their op. SWAIM buses 427,400.00k3e03 to I be favor et the defendant.- - - These asthma the former sesaident, for tier he 1.000.004-stair- tr e at-t- al d London-Glasgo- w t?er(Fd-el);,- omommt isia-nd- . i Oprs e ore prodres , 11111 Russian-America- newspapent condemn sathered.this eve- In Allthethe morning terms,. the attack on strongest 4 "n Capitoline hill. where Prtate ambassador last night. The ,,t,ohna. the mayor. had convoked et. the Italian sithout of the exception is tone press ITITi sitting of the municipal pout'- - strikingly calm and moderato- - In wit. ,ke..za: ..nui,ectate the new t - Alps.,Into,1..umbardy- ptitvI,It rat h from the Stefan' News AgeRome soya that King 'Victor nt, Emmanuel signed today an set cott extraordinarY Powers oa the -sr,ernment for the duration of the r.re Tyrolese SIXTY-FIFT- POPE DEEP REGRET Austria-klungar- Issues Emmanuel Victor UTAH , King Victor Emmanuel vitll Issue today a proclarnstion to the Italian for people stating that Italy has been driven to war and appealing popular .support of the govermnenr policy. Another royal. proclamation will be addressed to the army and'Ittivr. y are virtually at vier no reports Although Italy and have been received thus far of actual hostilities. A train which crossed the frontier from Italy., however. wee seized by Ausarten' arrested tha train crew. Great patriotic demonstrations were held last night in Rome and Vienna and the opening of war is expected quickly. verbena without the exchange of formal declarations. Aside from the Italian situation the point' of greatest interim.' at pros-- est la central Galicia where a battle of importance is ander way. The Russians have made progress on both itanka of the Austrtanforce'. but apparently have not been Able to menace their communications. The main struggle is being carried on along the Ben from Praetor& hOrthward for a Mammal of about ma mliii. Millotigh the Austrians and Germans apparently are Making slower progress than heretofore. It is said they atilt retain the advantage. A- dispatch flii;in Petrograd 'tette that attempts of Trirkish forces to advance along the Black sea coast have failed. It is said the Russians compelled them to flee and captured :lb.!. toUnit. The British salitng vessel Gienholm was sunk by a German submarine off the Irish watt yesterday. Th crew was permitted to leave the Chip before it was destroyed. and eamped., King Victor Emmanuel- signed today a decree conferring upon the Italian government extraordinary powora. during the period of the expected war. Austrian troops are being concentrated in !aria numbers along the upper course of the Adige river which flows from WAR; AUSTRIA King 'JURY RENDERS - IIDICATED TO SALT LAKE CITY MAY 22 1915 To I ! A BEM polak.in-t;Jettime- llm i 1- FOCH ; "filliTal!" ; i i ' I I Etuf-ho- , en er -- t Austria-Hunga- ry ' - I WarCosting People of Europe Two Million Dollars Per Hour -- -- - .. -- ' .. - p - ,- |