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"In the east, south of the Dniester,
German and Austro - Hungarian
troops on the river Lomniea are again
6E BACK TO
CARPATHIAN:
in fighting1 contact with the Russians
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: WAR CREDIT
KAISER RENEWS FIGHT
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Germans Make Savage Attack
British Front in Belgium With
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LOWER PHYSICAL
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CHAR
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Defense Council Says Several Unive:
sity Professors Are Working
Against America.
Lincoln, Xeb., July 11. Charges
that Nebraska's participation in
the war is being seriously handi
capped by disloyal and treasonable
acts and utranecs and by actual
threats against patriotic citizens, are
made today by the Nebraska council
of defense in a statement signed by
twelve members of the council, in
cluding Acting Governor Howard.
"Several professors of the state
university" and "conspicuous repre
sentatives of the Lutheran church,"
are mentioned specifically as work
ing openly against America's cause.
Announcement that threats have
been made to withdraw deposits from
banks in case the banks in question
participated in the liberty loan cam
paign are mentioned prominently in
the statement.
The council's statement says the
vast majority of bankers and other
business men have defied threats
made against them and have sup
ported the government, but have lost
much business by their actions.
It also says that most of the state
university faculty, including "its ef
ficient chancellor," have been work
ing "zealously for America's welfare,
and so general has become their co
operation with the council that the
university has come to be practically
an adjunct of this organization."
Membership of the Lutheran church
is appealed to to stop the practice of
"conspicuous representatives" of the
church in seeking to handicap the
government, and to "put down every
attempt to handicap or embarrass or
discourage those who, grateful for the
blessings they enjoy as American
citizens, are trying to repay, at this
critical time, the great debt they
owe.
It further calls upon Lutherans
"to make known, on behalf of the Lu
theran church, devotion V America
the country that gives it protection
and religious liberty.''
"The council refuses," the state
ment says, "to temporize with serious
situations involving the welfare of the
country"
Some of the charges are: "Several
professors of the state university
have so persistently given encourage
ment publicly and privately, to those
who are out of harmony with the
American cause that the council
deems it necessary and proper to
publicly register pretest againstsuch
practices.
Refuse to Co-Operate.
"The conspicuous representatives
of that church (Lutheran) have gen
orally, and it may be said almost uni
versaily, refused to co-operate with
any of the several efforts made by
patriotic citizens for support of the
government. On the contrary, they
have generally, publicly and privately
discouraged the American cause, and
have shown marked partiality for the
cause of America's enemy.
' When the liberty bonds were on
sale, several bankers reported to the
state council that they had been
threatened wiih withdrawal of de
posits in the event they purchased
liberty bonds or participated in their
sale. Many bankers reported actual
threats. A much larger number re
ported statements that amounted to
implied threats.
Victorious Russians Continue Advance
Toward Lemberg and Dniester Washington, D. C, July 11. Sub
Line. Ject to approval by Major General
Bliss, acting chief of staff, the follow
ing assignments of national guard
troops to concentration camps has
been made by the militia bureau for
the troops from the western and cen
tral areas of the countiy.
Xorth and South Dakota, Iowa and
Xebraska to Dtming, X. M.;. Kansas
and Missouri to Fort Sill, Okla.;
Texas and Oklahoma to Fort Worth,
Tex.; Colorado, Utah, Oregon, Cali
fornia, Xew .Mexico and Nevada to
Linda Vista Cal.; Washington, Mon
tana, Idaho and Wyoming, to Palo
Having broken the strong Austro-1 Alto. Cal.
German line in the vicinity of Halicz,
the Russians are pushing forward
from Halicz toward Lemberg, the
capital of Galicia, and from Stanis
lau, south of Hailez, westward to
ward the line of the Dniester.
After the capture of Halicz on the
front from Halicz to Volotvin, about
thirtv miles to the south, General
Korniloff forced the Austro-Germans
to continue their retreat. In their ad- V. ashintr'ton. D. C. Julv 11. New
vance from Halicz the Russians army regulations made public today
forced the fleeing enemy across the reduce the minimum weight limit for
Lomniea and occupied two towns on recruits from 12u to 110 pounds and
the western bank of the river. The the minimum height from five feet
next natural barrier is the River four iiithes to live feet one inch.
Stoka, about six miles west of the This will add thousands who nthcr-
Loinnica. wise would be exempt to the nati .iu.l
Russ Reach Carpathians. army to be raised by draft and open
South and west of Stansilau the the 'doors of the regular army and
Russians have reached the Posiecz- national guard io many volunteers
Lesiuvka-Karmacz line, the central turned down in the past,
point of which, Lesiuvka, is four The regular arm' still was shoit
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nines v. cm, ji u:e ner uy ointzu. some -ioou men when recruiting
This line is about seven miles east of closed yesterday, only 1,220 men hav
Kalusz, the nearest large town west ing been accepted during the day
ot fctamslau, and which is situated on crmont added two men, makir.g
the Stoka river. The extension of the eighty-seven furnished from tir.tt
Resignation of Cabinet Members Ac
cepted at Meeting of the
Crown. Council.
EMEKTS
ARMY ADMISSION
Socia'ist to Re Given New Imperial
. l'o.vt in Ministry, Ilerbtrt or
David Named.
Copenhagen, July 11. The coalition
of the various elements in the German
rcichstag now ai rayed against the
government seem determined not to
vote the war credit nskpd until the
political crisis is settled. The attitude
of the opposition ek-iue:its has in
spired the conservative papers to de
eriminatory comment.
The session of the crown council on
Monday, says a Berlin telegram, last.-
ed until 1 o'clock Tuesday morning,
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We Will Pay You Spot Cash For Used Fords
Come in and give us your order for a
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when the resignations were accepted g jijj&jj Authorized Sales and Service, 6th St., Plattsmouth, Neb
oenimeiy. ine nnpenai chancellor
has decided to offer the vacant minis
terial poitfolios to leaders of the
reichstag and Prussian diet. An im
perial ministry of labor will be created
under the socialists, Herbert or David.
rilOM PERU NORMAL.
The above dispatch does not reveal
the identity of the ministers who re
Mynod. Foreign Minhtti Zinih'crmann
and Vice Chancellor Hchfrich have
Lcn mentioned most often during the
last few days as - the ministers who
wcahl lose their portfolios.
Display the American flag, all sizes
and prices can be found at the Journal
oHice when desired.
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PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
Russian fighting line to Zolotvin
brings the battle ground into the foot
hills of the Carpathians-
On Tuesday the Russians captured
2,000 more prisoners and thirty guns,
bringing their total captured from
July 8 to 10 to more than 10,000 of
ficers and men and eighty guns. A
large amount of machine guns and
war material also was taken. Berlin
gives no details of Tuesday's fighting
in Galicia, merely saying: "Move
ments south of the Dniester have been
executed until now as planned.''
Germans Attack in Belgium.
On the Belgian coast east of Dun
kirk the British and Germans are
fighting again along the Yser. the
scene of many hard-fought buttles.
By destroying the bridtrcs across the
state since April 1 on a quota, of 710.
STOP ALL SPECULATION
IN 6RAIH DURING WAR
Chicago. lib, July 11. Traders to
night interpreted the action of the
Chicago board of trade today in fix
ing a maximum price of $1.2.3 for Ie
cember and May deliveries in corn ns
practically terminating grain specula
tion in the United States during the
war.
When trading recently was restrict
ed in wheat so as to forbid new deals
in futures, the price for wheat f.I
Yser between Nieuport and the Xorth "enrly ?1 a bushel. Traders and sprc-
Sea coast the Germans are able to ad
ulators then turned their attention
to corn. Prices advanced until final
ly the market value of a bushel of
Summer Bcwel Trouble:
vance and occupy the isolated section.
Berlin claims the capture of 1.200
prisoners in the Penetration of (U0 corn was almost equal to that of
varrls nlnncr n fmnt rf 1 lO'l vnr,L- bushel of wheat at. War time ligUH
Farther inland near Lombaertzyde
the Germans did rot have r.s much
success. After gaining some ad
vanced positions, the British threw
the attackers back to their vn lines
by a counter-attack. Whether the
German effort is another effort to
reach Dunkirk or Calais or is merely
a stroke to offset a probable British
offensive has not developed
To Scppcrt L'rzberger.
. Amsterdam, July 11. The Catholic
organ, Gcrmania of Berlin, says that
the Catholic center in the reichstag
has decided by an overwhelming ma
jority to support Mathias Erzberger,
who last week attacked the pan-Ger-
rr.a.is and auvceated peace witneut an
nexations or indemnities. Herr Err.
berger's object, the newspaper says, i -to
induce the reichstag to make a
declaration of war aims in the rense
that Germany has not gone to war
with a desire for conquest, but merely
to defend its freedom and preserve its
territorial possessions.
Peru students have an excellent op
portunity to study Japanese art this
week. An exhibit from New Yotk
part of which is composed of original
paintings, wiil be open to the public
afternoons and evenings, from Tues
day to Thursday.
Peru is doing its share in Red Cross
work. The chapter here was rea ty
to organize before the county was or
ganized, and had to wait some time
before being authorized to go ahead.
Monday, of this week, the Women's
Auxillaiy va? organized and will be
gin the work of preparing bandages
and other things needed by the sol
diers. The Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A.
held a joint session on the campus
Sunday morning at G o'clock. The
meeting was a very inspirational one.
Miss Hamilton, the head of the ex-
KERMIT ROOSEVELT HAS
JOINED THE BRITISH ARMY
Plattsburg, N. Y., July 11. Kermit
Roosevelt, a son of the former presi
dent, received a cablegram containing
an offer, which he accepted, of a
staff commission with the British
army operating against the Turks in
Asia Minor. He was granted his dis
charge from the officers' training camp
here, and, accompanied by his wife,
left for Oyster Bay to join his father
before sailing on Saturday for Spain.
Mrs. Roosevelt will accompany her
husband to Spain, where she will join
her father, Colonel Joseph E. Willard,
United States ambassador to spain.
Two of Kermit Roosevelt's brothers,
Theodore, jr., and Archibald, are with
American expeditions in France.
In orer" to nullify definitely any
impression on the part of the entente pression department, is to give some
that Germany's peace terms would be readings at the convocation period on
MAYO BROTHERS TO
LEAVE FOR FRANCE
The summer bowel troubles have va
rious causes, and the degree of in
volvement extends from slight tran
sient indigestion to very grave dis
eases. But always it is essential to
evacuate the bowels. Triner's Amor
ican Elixir of Bitter wine is the best
The latest British official statement remedy for this purpose. It helps
does not mention additional infantry even when the constipation resists al
htrhtinsr on this sector and savs th. other attempts, and succceus in Ciean-
German artillery fire has diminished. ug the bowels without griping am
German attempts south of Arras and debilitating. It is also the most de-
in the vicinity of Lens on Wednesday pendable remedy for headaches, nerv-
were without success- ousncss, general weakness, etc. Price
$1, at drug stores. Triner's Liniment
Vienna Announces Defeat. may bealways relied upon in strains
London, July 11. Admission by the sprains, swellings, rheumatism, r.eu-
Austrians of a defeat at the hands of ralgia, etc. Mr. Joe. Lihr.n wrote us
the Russians is contained in a mes- on July 1, 1017, from Muskegon,
sage from Austrian war press head- Mich.: "I had a swollen shoulder and
quarters forwarded from Amsterdam could not raise my hand. When all
by the Central News. It says: medicine failed, I bought Triner;
"For two days our troops repulsed I Liniment after throe days I felt a
strong Russian attacks. In trenches I great relief and in one week all pains
which had been destroyed by artil-1 ceased." Price 25c and HOc, at drug
lery fire one division defended itself stores; by mail, 35c and 00c. Jos
against attacks by superior Russian Triner, Mfg. Chemist, 1333-1339 S.
columns. But when fresh Russian re-1 Ashland Ave., Chicago.
serves were brought into action our
troops were compelled to retreat, giv
ing up their first line."
Patriotic streamers and designs for
decorative purposes at the Journal of.
fice. Call and make your selections be
fore the best of the line is taken.
The German Report.
Berlin (Via London), July 11.
The supplementary official statement AH the novelties in patriotic designs
issued tonight from German head- are carried by the Journal oflice. Call
quarters reads: at the Journal office and look over the
"In the we3t there was greatly in- line when making your selections.
creased artillery activity.
SOCIAL DANCE.
V
100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will bo
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded dipoaso tliat science has
been able to euro In all its stages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh belr.r greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru the Elood on the Liucoi.s Sur-
To be given at Cortes' hall
J by the De Luxe Dancing club,
Saturday, July 14th. Electric
J fans to keep you COol, ice cold j faces of the SysUm tnereby dostroyinff
i refreshments, and the best of patient strength bv building up the con-
order maintained. Everybody is H ioVd "lZlA
cordially invited to attend. Mu- I faith" In'the curative powers of Hall's
, tt ii , , - i ,i t.atarrn iwenicme mat ini'v oui-r una
SIC by Holly s orchestra. Admis- Hundred Hollani for .-uiy aso thtU it fail:;
1- sion. cents 50c ladies free d&w to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
, ioii, tents uoc, lauies iree. uocw 4 Address F. J. CHRNEY ro.. Toledo.
X--tX-I2-I J X I I22 II '2 obio- Sold-by all Druggist. 73c,
dictated by the Prussian military
caste, the delegates in the reichstag,
the statement says, have conferred
with the ether delegations and estab
lished the fact thru the i let-man mi
nority approves all the details of the
p: ograni ret forth ;n the manifesto is
su.ci by th council of wo.-kmen and
soldiers' delegates c f Petrograd late in
an international conference. The Hun-
iKasinn socialists aie said to nave
' taken the same stand.
Plan Coalition Ministry.
The Gcrmania adds that the chan
cellor has accented the idea and that
the formation of a coalition ministry
is being prepared. Thus, it says,
unity between the people and the gov
ernment will be realized.
The dispatches from Berlin this
morning indicated a pause in the de
velopment of the political crisis while
the parties are waiting for the de
cision of the crown in regard to a
ministerial reorganization and the
(;iicstion of pence terms. The parties
have reached no agreement in regard
to the resolution which it is proposed
to place before the reichstag in re
gard to war aims.
With little news of political affairs
on hand, the Berlin papers speculate
oh the outcome, each according to its
desires. The conservative national
11 1 y-
iioerai ana pan-uerman organs as
sume that the chancellor will surely
go. The radical and center papers ex
pect him to remain, but to jettison va
rious ministers.
Wednesday.
Mr. Masters, principal of Central
High school of Omaha, is to speak
Friday at the convocation period on
"The War and the Times." Although
the date falls on Friday, the 13th,
Peru students are expecting some
thing very good.
Several Peru boys are in the officers'.
training school, and quite a few oth
ers are expecting to attend the school
that opens in August.
Reports have it that Peru is escap
ing much of the hot weather that is
affecting other places. The oaks on
the campus, the hills and the large
buildings seem to help Peru to keep
cool.
If you have anyming for sale adver
tise in the Journal.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
f.utlit nl Ask your Iru:rcW for ,
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r SOLD BY DRUGGETS CVERilVliERE
St. Paul, July 11. Drs. William J.
and Charles II. Majro, world-famous
surgeons of Rochester, Minn., will
leave soon to take up work in the
war hospitals of France. They an
nounced this today when they offered
to give outright to the University of
Minnesota the $1,C50,000 fund now in
the hands of the- Mayo Foundation
and administered in conjunction with
the university. Dr. Charles H. Mayo
is an officer in the medical reserve
corps. The Mayos have provided
funds for a University of Minnesota
base hospital. They expect to stay in
France for the period of the war.
The government needs farmers as
well as fighters. Two million, three
hundred thousand acres of Oregon and
California Railroad Co. Grant Lands.
Title revested in United States. To
be opened for homesteads and sale.
Containing some of best land left in
United States. Large Copyrighted
map, showing land by sections and
description of soil, climate, rainfall,
elevations, temperature, etc. Postpaid,
One Dollar. Grant Lands Locating
Co., Box 610, Portland, Oregon.
7-7-3mod&w
W MAKE PRINT PAPER OUT
OF SEAWEED, SAYS FOSTER
Copenhagen, July 11- A Danish
inventor, it is announced, has discov
ered a process for making news print
aper from seaweed- The new process
is said to entail half. the cost of mak
ing paper from wood pulp.
FOUR CARS DERAILED.
This afternoon about I o'clock a de
railment occurred on the Burlington
near La Platte, when four cars on an
eastbound freight train left the track
and caused a block of the line that
will require considerable work to clear
up. As a result of the derailment No.
24, the 1:15 passenger train, was de-
ayed somewhat.
Crepe and fancy designed paper for
decorative uses can be found at the
Journal 'office. We have, the largest
ine ever brought to this city.
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Plattsmouth, Neb.
agle, f'lelj.,
vs. Red Sox
Eagle has one of the best teams in
Cass county and, last season, played
an eleven-inning game in this city by
a score of 1 to 0. The team will be
one of the feature attractions of the
season and every fan should be out to
witness the game.
GAME CALLED AT
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