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Show THE HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAU SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1916. N, WAR TIDE HAS TURNED, SAYS GENERAL JOFFRE BY THE BRITISH drive RESUMED Collapse of German Efforts Predicted by Guiding Spirit of United Entente Armies Line Pushed Forivard North and West of Poziercs Several Hundred Yards AN OPEN LETTE - (Continued From Tag 1.) TT EADQUARTERS OF TIIE GENERAL STAFF IS FRANCE, Aujr. 5. The Germans also bomba.ri.?i LJ- Ga. Joseph Joffre, generalissimo of the Frvneh army and the guiding heavily the sector of TftLaurnont and spirit ot'lthe united arrav of the entente allies, today received the Associated Flcurr. and Berlin mentions bitter righting atf; Press correspondent here and for upwards of an hour talked freely view Thiaumcnt work and reports the frilly onfrcany interesting current phases of the war. He expressed the German that thnUnrning f during sector. irlsonn point of the RTeat conflict had now been successfully passed in th Fleury corjnt"r:ttarks witH action of the allies on many fronts they were pressing united tho and InOn thk r.ua:an front tho most forward to the certain collapse of the German efforts and to an assured terne flsjhtln;? Is rrportwl a taking nlii-south of P.rody. In Gallcla. The victor. s crossel the Fereth rivr. It was an exceptional opportunitycomto l see and talk with the . . region of military c;:pturd portions Inandthe repulsed an mander who not only is head of the is in supreme .A tut French army but also counterattack against i ! over British and detachHeir Austrian French. the Russian authority Berlin Apparent ays them. Helelan forces on the western front ments whtch rrosse.l the ?ereth near ! Sharcs'Command With Serbinn and the French. British and to retreat before r.Ttyzle w t forr.i armies of half a million men around Austro-Germa- n counterattacks. NorthSalonlkl. as well as betn the senior von Hindenburg. In the same district, In the united action by commander west of Zalosza, wer- r'f'ultwd. are conducting simulwhich the allles r.ussian attacks st f I .im m r a i viiuiiaust ' In the on Russian. UO taneous LCI .141, aU5. i campaigns In Ileflre Carpathian. J the as Balkan theatres French and Italian. eastern nttre according front, admits lhr retirement of I to the l.owai AtiMger, now is oiviu- It Is of one systematic whole. , comFetrograd part -of toe this recent ver.tl detarhmr.ts from mountain led between Field. Marshal von Uln-- I the manv fronts that has suthwest denburg and 'Archduke Charles J mands on General In th Carpathians pa.. Joffre to Klve full permitted to J scope of Kuty in the fac of heavier Austrian ! Francis of Austria, to his military talent which probfcT'-ebeen exercised over more men the Austrian throne. Field Marshal ably has allied The British positions at J.omanl. nations than ever has von IIlndenbur-the of front extends! camil.s east of the, Suci twenty-twone military commander. to fallen I down to thv Hectors In which Gen-- I hy Turkish nal are heins? attacked Ireen Striking I'itture. I at men on a ! era! Count vrm Bothrner commands, 000 It. estimate com-- ! forces, the tho supreme General latter Joffre was In his private toeing mues. to seven eight front of I office when the party at m&nd archduke. th of headquarters no madhas attack London asserts, American of s newscorrespondents the out. Is j It pointed saj Charles Uls-- J the visit having been arranged arrived, mir.i'slon on the British positions, for the Archduke Brlt-!s- h that paper, th flank of of the while en ths southern warfare, of-opening anniversary I himself In the recent it was 10 o'clock In the morning, but have taken between 400 and 500 Jtinsulshed fenslv against th Italians through t the general had begun his prisoner. and daringly executed! I work at 7.3) am! hadalready trone through re! Homo reports slight progress on th maneuvers. IfJs Inlatlve Is great last nlsht and ports of the onfightingSomme tho Austrian. Trentlno front aaii.st of J the front and tho considered Is early today, therefore he and Monfalcon. ! An Italian attack at also the Italian and I Verdun, along man opera-the for available best na Jtusstan ironts. on th Carso plateau, ressilted la the J ttons General feiiee Russians. the ! against his oiief of staff, and a number of capture of iom prisoners. ! ! Maff officers were about, but except ror this, there was little outward evl denre of warfare and none of the con Teutonic Power Waning fusion and roar of battle heard alonsr the fighting line. In touch in Region of Vcrdnu with the entire lanneAlthough of the front, calm Is required to carry on the supreme continues tattl Tarts A"p. 5.of Tho headquarters. with to race northold Verdun General Joffre presented a striking to rvnl the of fury French. as he stood there among the rnerlly picture The the of the, advantage officers. Ills square build and staff off repeated after beating wore a dark blue service figure sturdy merman me counterattacks by and once more uniform with little gold braid and took th offensive Hi3 face has tho red glow decorations. vll-- , of the the prreiter part celebrated of good health captured and ncrfect physical the and Fleurv of lase l.tit Its striking feature was condition, Get With 'Away $34,000 work. ThUumonl ralm-n.- s the indomitable and firmness Is locked succe.xs Thiauxnont at The shown in that spure jaw and open of th energy Leave No Clew countenance. and tiron mnre as evidence than He looked, in one respect, Booty milias P'rench lnfantrv of the like General Grunt i said to have so Is work The achievement. to on the field of battle. Their tary looked Most Identity. side either of swert bv the a'tlllery French are well- officers ucrupulouslv i.w as to be oi nine tailored and groomed. Jind while fnr' Joffre was ful lacking In this, vet . that tiv French officers point to the fact Tonight Aug. Fetroit, was something suggesting Gen- thre now are Carman the of the efforts to th holJ-uof erai Grant s disrt-sarof the little restricted an evidence of the j car ""i1-fJmotor of ss the the growing pay eeet'in Burroughs -r nd ntv in the wraknes. of the invaders' forces auto- - bristling hair gavsome on five Machine company sucby Adding have suggestl French The Meu repriori. lhe to Sheridj, great were the npproaches "avalM- leader.'11 mobile bandits. Detroit police Hill ceeded In which . ns much in forts, the Souvilte and Tavannes the "I want to express my satisfaction in concerning Ignorance to be at one time earned you, and through s.nd are back within a mile Identity of the highwaymen or their meeting to express gentlemen, our feelings toward the the most possible whereabouts as thoojgh they you of Fort Dotiaoumont, where American people." paid General Joffre. terrific flffhtlnij of the German offen- never had existed. It was admitted speaking In an easy on vcrsational sive took place. men apparently tone. "A or deeu friendship for the that presentlthe feeling Into the well continued The nichting' has their existed made with between Trance and their fur-have escape always l good delivered nUht. Tho tjerraans and It is, particularly opporto booty, placed by company officials at America accordingwere ther counterattacks, but. French tune now. after France ha3 been fightthe 524.000. the latest advSr for two years for the ideals dear hodln their own. Hlnco th robbery dozens of clews ing to both countries, that this old friend men have been traced down, wIUi six should be renewed and strength-- ! ship Two German AttacJts arrested, only to be released when they eneu. ' established alibis. Allien Victory Aunrri. hope of the ultimate capture of Put Down by French theAllfive his attention to the actual Turning robbers hsis not been condition of the campaign, tho general but the activities of Detroit po- continued: official eommun-cntio- n rAr!. Aug. 5. Thewar to a routine office tonight lice have narrowed down Issued by the "Although the fighting Is getting! of telephonic appeals, to other cities and more and more bitter, everyone recognew leads and "On the rlgM bank of the Meuse the local ecouring for nizes in the complete unity of the alclews. sector no in the attemnt nerriv mad lies that destiny has shaped Its course of Thtaumont. We have organized the positions conquered Immediately west ately driven out by counterattacks and everyone can clearly see what the final outcome Is going to be. The unltv of the ror.d from Thlaumont to Fleury Our'front remained intact. .n all fronts Is a great characteristic snd in the village, the entire southern on occurred cannonade "The usual the campaign now going on, and the we hold. wM"h of part of the front. rest the is now apparent of the constant effect which a violent "After bombardment, The German "Aviation: on all sides by the allies, who aeroplane pressure lasted the entire day. the Germans fell near Moranvllle. and was re- now have had time to form their launched two powerful attacks In the which the communication of this thanks to the sacrifices which plans, the wood. One of these ported Inwa8 French nation has made at Verdun. We down by Sergeant brought morning. by our fire, was not Lenoir. This is the sixth enemy iuto-i.ljn- e must also pay full homagw to the splenattacks, broken our lines. The enemy, able to reach part our allies are taking in the accounted for thus far by this did efforts along the Somme tind Increasing who in the coure of the second attack on all other fronts. The ef ome pilot.' had succeeded In penetrating "Our bat- fort has now succeeded in Russian HelgUn communication: succe.?sf organizing of our trencaes. was immedi- - teries of all calibres ully niMi puiiing lorwara larger and larger apshelled the German works in the region forces of men. drawn from their parently Inexhaustible sources of huof. DKmude today. The enemy replied man material, and at the same time feebly." fully arming these masses. The snln-dl- d Stomach Troubles results of their efforts are shown In what In they have the Back accomplished Russians Driven Cholera Diarrhoea Galicia and entire eastern along in Carpathian Ptisscs front. Sunstroke "Once mere the chance has fallen to Dysentery to show the vast extent of her England 3 Malaria resources, both In men and material, Cramp Vienna Aug. &. The official state- and the extent of her efforts Is shown ment issued today by Autro-- ungarlan In what find nil othr summer complaints has been accomplished on the reads: headquarters s Somme front. Francis Charles Joseph "Archduke relieved and c.in by prevented "The Italians have had a much hardtroops In the Carpathians gained furS25 er task and a more limited andlcaplured ther yesterday ground Faalt sphere of Pure Whiskey prisoners and two guns. Duffy's action, and you know how admirably Italian The penehave fulfilled front: "Italian they cf this part one remedy th several points common action. Aa their trated our positions onbut the reorganfor ized .Serbian on Monfateone ridse. everywhere army. It Is only Just bethat has been were ejected after hand to hand fight- ginning to take Its full part In the 220 unwounded prisWe captured ing. ucit with cononers and two machine Runs." General Joffre now turned his atsuccess ; tinued tention to the aerman side of the cam1 ., the standard o paign, taking up the evidences of T.tuo Russians Capture weakness, which have shown In the purity and excelof their attacks and In the quality Assault number lence since 15f0. of reserves they are able to Villages by move to various fronts. "When traveling use a little Duffy's n Last Reserves. stateG.T77nKtr Jr" Pura Malt Whiskey In your drinkPetrograd. Aug. 5. The official Issued If we consider onJ...t.h oihr side, ment disfrom general headquarters, .aves water. much often It ing the condition our of General reads: enemy." tress occasioned by the change. todiv, Graberkl iOffre continued. "we know for cer"The battles on the Rivera are Sold la SEAM!P ItOTTIKA OXLT devel- tain that although ther are fighting as and Sereth. south of Brodv. most dri;it?tst9. croers and dealty as ever, thev are drawing favor. Our troops, after desperately ers. $!.''. If they can't sioply you, oping In our their the right on their last reserves. Their game has position ontwo consolidating write us. Useful household bookmore been up until now to transfer bank of the river, capture! let free assault and part of a wooda their reserves from one point to anvillages by The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.. Rochand other and from one front to another, situated southeast of one of them ester. N. Y. but with the united action of the allies between the two. height situatedfierce occurred on all fronts our enemy fighting Especially such a v neces-sarwas course Impossible now andfinds In the villages, where It will It out of nearly Increasingly so In the future. It find to drive the enemy Is not made nine for me to say how long the struggle Is street. The enemy rvry counterattacks from the neighboring roing to last, but that really matter woods. All these were repulsed and the little. enemy suffered heavy losses. More know the crash Is coming and taken prisoner and you"We than J20o men were feel as well as we do that we have to arrive fresh prisoners continue reached and nassed the turning "The situation In the Caucasus re- already point. The five months'reslstance of our mains unchanged." troops at verdun has shattered the of the Germans and has turned In conjunction Jeldell has opened her hopes with Dr. Helmina the scale. But still, do not Imagine the office for general practice of there Is n complete weakening of 425 Kearns building. Office that tlieir school lessons, little medicine, the German effort on the western hours. 2 to 5. Wasatch 27H. front. We know there are still opposed to all our armies on the. western front folks can easily be taught of the hest fighting forces I can that in the field Germany the lesson to I that Is 122 divisions put of their best troops Ban on Watermelons the French and British line on against 1 the wet and fiftv German Gloom Over with the Awtrlandivisions Spreads forces operating along the Russian front.' General was Joffre with Border Army Camp great earnestne-- s as h speaklntr referred to the That's the work of von extent of the German forces massed on I an T- r the western front, but he now. Aite S T.lnnm fl Taover turned parents. to another J topic, savlne: the army camps here' f spread n "But Is although it with the news that water-- ! ! to pleasure for me tonight have Open an account for ! melons you this Information, been banned by the au vet I Is ! think It the best thing for vou thorttles. them with us. se It Koine on for yourselvesto ' It Is not that the melons of the! Tom what see on the front n nrmv of ! southwest carry will inrection or that ! which the spirit and energy have" not are rewholesome, they ""' '1 4 f is behind the mained exactly the same, after two 'lhe army expert fly J order, which Is applied to all camps years of war. Not only that, but the ! alone the border. He has discovered number of our soldiers at the front Is ! that the watermelon rind Is the i than It was at greater today actually only I kii.d of ijre 33 MAIN tiTaCET I cannot be prop- - Ji the beginning that of the war. You will It canot be burned. understand the determination to see I erly disposed of. The result IsJ the war through to a victorious coI it effectively burled. t that --watermelon peel Is the cause of l ndition. V. S. JlrComlek. Prest I the "We are fighting not merely for the reejit fly pest, and flies, says) lnterets I the e.pert. breed disease. of our respective countries, Anlsen II. Albert Smith. but also for he liberties of h wM, anJ we shall not stop until the 11b- Hired. To lhe Delegates to the Republican Convention of the Second -- Utah- cap-tur- -- On Wednesday, Ausrust 9, at Salt Lake, in convention assembled, yon will select a Republican to 1 i PenUkl-TchUioad- y an T Ilnln 1 " T 1 sr run for Congressman from the Second Utah Congressional District and for whom the members of the Republican Party will be asked to vote. at I am a candidate for this nomination, at your "v: heir-appare- nt .', .. hands. ...... And inasmuch as very definite purposes actuate my candidacy, I desire to state my ppsition fully to you who constitute the Congressional nominating body in the Second District. s. s o V';'4'' h ' : I believe the time is at hand - a well-plann- ed : preparedness program. r- I I j Fleury-Thlaumo- p nt ; l cte-irins- n!Vit - c I believe now and have always believed that nation-wid- e prohibition is inevitable in the United proStates; I believe the principle of nation-wid- e hibition if the right principle and should be put into effect at the earliest possible moment. Gen-thirt- v nt i S- -- - - u.-i- In my judgment the tariff laws of our country should be revised. I - - These are important phases of the present economic, commercial and political situation "with which Utah's Congressmen-elec- t will bo brought into s; contact as members of the Lower House of seriously-threiter.ed- atian-done- vigorou.3 1 EVADE PURSUERS de-fende- rs, a believe it is the duty of every man elected to the Congress of the United States to bring every effort and energy to the support of an adequate DETROIT BANDHS ff 'when only adherence to the established principles of Americanism and Republicanism can best serve tho interests of our country and the individual states. ft nme-thln- District. Ladies and Gentlemen: ? n.is-Un- Congressional Con-pres- and in asking your support and to my candidacy for the nomination for Congressman from the Second Utah District I do bo with statement to you that in the event of my the nomination and election my activities and coursa of procedure will be governed along these lines and by the platforms adopted by the Republican party at the National Convention and the Utah State co-operat-ion fx-an- d. ! k Convention. J tl Vaux-le-Chaplt- re fTolitical .MvertlpeMienn rlmn H srr School Says Are Pear At Maiid two-thir- ds - a-l- . ga-ba- ire-rTes- t. VUe-lTes- t. ge rtles of the world are definitely assured." General Joffre concluded the Interview with a renewal of his cordial feelpeople. ing toward, the American . H GOTHAM SUFFERS FROM BLOCKADE IN NEW YORK Just a Moment, Please SHOWS NOABATEMENT Surface Car Traffic Ceases 41 Deaths From Infantile Paralysis and 168 Neiv Cases Is Day"s Record. in Four Boroughs of Greater New York. , (Continued From Page 1.) be made until Monday to operate cars on Staten island. New York, Aug. 5. Little change In All Can Taken Off. the epidemic of Infantile paralysis was One after another, the New York shown In today's bulletin of the health During' a.them. twenty-fou- rwere Railways company, the Second Avenue department. . there hours ending at ,10 forty-on- e deaths and 168 new cases In and Third Avenue Railroad companies, tho greater city. Since the Inception the Union Railway company, which opof the epidemic June 26, there have erates in the Bronx, and the Richmond been 1066 deaths and 4842 cases. & Railroad company notified pocases of infantile paraly- Light Flfty-flT- e lice that they had susheadquarters sis In the state outside Greater New York were reported to the state health pended service. The number of pastoday, bringing the total sengers carried daily on these lines Is department number up to 630. The day's &lUS up-sta- te deaths were four and the total since estimated at 2,500,000. the outbreak of the epidemic Within an hour after the halting of traffic steady streams of "Jitney" vewere flowing through Broadway, PHILADELPHIA STRIKE hicles Fifth avenue and other streets running and south, as well as through the ALSO IS THREATENED north crosstown thoroughfares. For crosstown rides the regulation 6. Thomas E. Philadelphia. Aug. 5 jents, while longer trips Mitten, president of the Philadelphia charge Isand downtown cost from 5 to Transit company, replied today uptown Itapld 25 cents. to the "ultimatum' sent to him yesterg the Fifth avenue busses and by Harry E. president of Asday of Flynn, the Amalgamated local division to were crowded cars capacity. sociation of Street and Electric Ratl-wa- y y excursionThrongs of Employees, In which a strike of from nearby beaches and the 4700 motormen and conductors In ists returning this city was threatened. pleasure resorts waited vainly for surThe company reaffirmed' a previous face cars, and then descended Into the statement that It cannot deal with the nearest station or climbed the union or consider Its demands. Only 15 stairs tosubway elevated the platforms. This to the per cent cf the car men'Mr. belong usual Saturday to the added traffic, association headed by Flynn. ofand unficials of the company assert. Flynn night throngs on the overhead as to when the derground trains, caused serious conwas strike order would be given. "It Is only gestion. a matter of hours," he said. On cf the large auto trucks The union demands 40 cents an hour, fares many conwere collected striking railrecognition of the aunion, adjustment ductors, some of whombywore their of all prlevances by union committee, and the right of .members to wear a way uniforms. Others were in charge of taxlcabs and hacks. while on explained fifty-seve- - ":. n. I !iof Time Hooper Photo Co. tal They " Where half-hclida- duty. :smnrn"-tf..y;-tifm.- We Eight-seein- uulcn button - " " . non-commit- fv of pooled their savings and duty being to prevent they hadsecond-hand conveyances, bought freparc to Meet Disorders. With the suspension of car traffic the danger cf serious disorders became less menacing, but the police did not relax their vigilance. At 9 o'clock several automobile trucks, loaded with revolver ammunition, left police headwere left quarters. Boxes of cartridges at every station house in Manhattan ft and the Bronx. Each patrolman will be with rounds. twonts' provided The most serious demonstration of the day occurred tonight when police reserves charged a crowd of strike sympathizers said to have numbered at least 2000, who were bombarding a .street car with stones and attempting to rescue a prisoner from a patrolman. Women and children hurled missiles from tenement house roofs. Police re. .; serves arrived and cleared not only the street, but the roofs as well. There was sporadic rioting at several points during the day and many arrests were made, but there were few In most instances the casualties. crowds were content to jeer the strikebreakers or regular employees who had not joined the strike. Prepare- for Test. Officials of the lines operating to-In Vli Manhattan and the Bronx declared ' k a test for were preparing night they tomorrow opwhen the of strength eration of cars Is resumed. President Theodore P. Shonts of the New York Railways company gave out a statement 'tonight In which he said: "We regret profoundly that the people of New York should be subjected to We shall do our any inconvenience. utmost to see to it that complete service is restored without serious delay. Al) we ask is police protection for our passengers and our loyal employees."- At many meetings held during the union leaders exhorted the strikday ers to abstain from violence. Employees of New York's subway and elevated railway lines passed resolutions at secret meetings held today, according toto union officials, asserting their right organize without any interference In any way bya the comdrafted new wage panies. They also Increases In. all departscale providing ments of the service. Mayor Mltchel, who remained up virall of last night, said he was 27 W. South Temple' St. tually confident Police Commissioner Woods' order would prove plans to preserve Was. 846. "Always Ready." sufficient. He said the police had in- structions not to take sides, their sole 1 |