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tKg NATIONAL YT&ZKLY
"IRELAND FACING
AWFUL PROSPECT,"
SAYS ARCHBISHOP
Change Must Come or Home
JRule Will Lead to
Disaster
LAGIWAWERZINCIAN
ELAFRONTEDELIIP
CONQUISTE DEI RUSSI
Sul Zeblo, nd Onto dl Violent!
Attacchi Ncmlcl, lo Nostro
, Posizlonl Sono Mante
nute ed Aumentate
GLI ALPINI SUL GHIESA
COMMONS LEADERS MEET
MWDOtf, July 98. There was an lm
porUnt and largely attended faceting of the
Irish parliamentary party In the House of
Commons this xnornlnff. at which the pres
ent situation was discussed, as well as the
future policy to be pursued by the party.
John Redmond, leader of the Irish Na
tionalists, presided.
Respite the official admission' that there
i la a. great wave of unrest In Ireland, there
Is a feeling In ofllclal. circles that ultimately
n agreement will be reached which will
ft satisfactory to an tne lnsn i.icuons.
John .Dillon has given notice of a motion
.jn commons in wnicn ne win as inc uuy
ernment in view of Its failure to produce
the promised homo rulo arriendtng bill, to
disclose' its plan for tho future government
o 'Ireland-Muring the contlnuanco of the
war.
t Jin exchange Telegraph dispatch says a
reaolp'tlohVhaseen Introduced In tho Coun
cil of Cork atfademnlng the Irlah party's
action Tt girding-horno rule and calling upon
John Ifedfnbnd- to resign as leader of the
j Natlonalfc'ti
Archbishop .Walsh, of Dublin, has Issued
ft.'lette'r-.w'ilhi public declaring that the
' courftryfnow faces "a most truly awful pros
pect" Hv-'predlcted that, unless there wail
a. chango tn tho situation, tho homo rule
causo In Ireland, would lead to disaster.
DYNAMITE IN PATH
OFHARRISBURGCARS
Enough Explosive to Wreck Half
Dozen Trolleys Found Near
W -tRjutherford
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HARIUSBURO, July 26. Enough dyna
mite to wreck half a dozen trolley cars was
found last night on the.tracka of tho Harrls
burg Railways Company, near Rutherford.
The Sheriff removed the explosive to this
city. The Philadelphia and Reading Rail
way yards are at Rutherford, and the men
there refused to ride In the trolley cars.
President Musser said last night that If
there were no meeting today between
himself and the strikers .whom he has given
until noon to apply for their old jobs,
he would order out all the cars on all
lines and maintain a regular schedule.
The meeting was fixed last week, but
a far none of the strikers has applied for
i- i work because Musser refuses to recognize
i, the union. . v
V Twenty-two cars were operated yesterday
i. ' and for the first time since the strike
started on July 16 they were run to
Llnglestown, Penbroke and RockvllIe.-The
ru'n kept many jitneys off the streets and
more people rode In the cars than any
day yet. There were no disorders.
Conshohoeken Doctor Dies
Dr. .William M. Hall, a practicing physi
cian In Conshohoeken. died at his home
yesterday after an Illness of a year, aged
if years. .A year ago, when his health first
began to fall, he took a. trip West In the
bop of restoration. A month ago he under
went an operation tn a. Philadelphia hos
pital without success. He was born at
Radnor. Delaware County, in 1860, a son
of JHlbberd and Howanna P. Hall, and
moved to Conshohoeken after graduating as
a, physician.
Postal Examination Postponed
The examination for mall carriers and
thv first Saturday In October, haa been
.Ifidflnltejy postponed,
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ROMA, J Uigllo.
Un dltpacclo da Ptlrourado Informs che
ErslngAn, la grands fortes turcn. dell'Ar
menla centrale, e' caduta In potere del
l'eserclto dello Ctar. Da parecchl' mesl
Teserclto del Cauoaso, sotto gll ordlnl del
Qranduca Nicola, mlnacclava la cltta'.
L'eserclto turco ' In rotla, st trova gta'
a. molta dlstansa dalla caduta forteiza. 1
ruesl lo Inseguono.
Nel teatro dl guerra dell'Europa orientate,
ta Intera llnea del flume Llpa si trova ora.
In posseeso delle truppe del Oenerale Bak
h&roff. Dnlla sua confluenta con lo Btyr
a talune atture che formano come un anel
lo Intorno ft Mlrkow, le truppe russo Co
mandano ambedue lo rive, ed In parecchle
puntl st sono avanzato da 10 a 16 mtglla
oltre dl esse.
Intanto git austrlact sono obbtlgatt a
rltlrarsl sulla unlca loro llnea dt satvezia,
che c' quella a nord d&tl'alto Bug. SI rende
sempre magglormente poeslbtle per le truppe
russo l'avvlluppamento dl Rrody e la con
seguente mlnaecla vu Lemberg.
Neesuna notlzla rufllclo delta guerra per
mette che sla pubbllcata circa 1 combattl
mentt sul fronts delta Dvlna. St suppone
che obbtettlvo del runs I sla ora MttaU, che
e' ,un grando centro ferrovlarto.
SUL BRONTE ITAL1A.NO.
Un comuntcato umclate tn data dt lersera
conferma la notlzla delta conqutsta, per
parte delle truppe Itallane, del Monto CI-
monte, II plu' alto plcco degil Apennini
i-ttentrlonnll.
Altrt rllovantlsslml vantaggl sono itatl
ottenutl, che dlmoatrano come le nostro posl-
slonl, una votta prese, non st abbandonano
plu',-o come la nostra avanzata sla costanto.
It rapporto dello Stato Magglore e' 11
seguente:
Netla valle Lagarlna aumenta dl In
tenstta' II fuoco dell'artlgllerla nemtca.
Nella llnea Postna-Asttco, dopo un at
tacco notturno, all'alba dt lunedl' le
nostro truppe hanno conqulstato Monte
Clmone.
Nell'altlplano dl AbIbco II nemlco ha
pronunztato due vlolentl attacchi contro
le nostra trlncee In vlclnanza dt Cosera
dt Zeblo. II quarto Dattaellone del
14,o Regglmento Bersagllerl ha respln
tl entrambl gll attacchi Intllggendo al
nemlco gravl perdlte, ed ha conquls
tato alia baloncitta un'altra lunga
llnea dl trlnceramlntt, catturando moltl
prlglonlerl ed una mltragllatrlce.
Plu' a nord I nostrl Alplnt rlnno
varono 1 loro sforzl contro le barrtere
rocct08S dt Monte Chlct e Monte Cam
plgollatta. Incurantl del fuoco delle
mltragllatrlcl, esst attraversarono tra
llneo dt rettcolatt nemlcl, ed Inline el
stablllrono sullo create.
Nela regions del Fassa, ad onta del
cat tho tempo, not cstendemmo la nos
tra occupazlono nella valla Ceremonta.
Net rcsto del fronto b. sono notatt'
duelll dl artlgllerlae e bombard.amentl,
partlcolarmente sulfa sommlta' del
Fella e ' Intorno alle alture dl nord
ovest dl Qortzla e San Mlcholo.
Lunedl un aeroplano nemlco ha bom
bardato taluno localtta' dell'Alto Iz&n
so, ma l'unlco danno da esso prodotto
. e" stata la dtstruslone dl una casa
colonlco.
Un comuntcato dl fonte austrlaca asse
rlsco che una squadra dl aeroplanl austro
ungarlcl ha bombardato sfll stabllinunti
mllltarl dt San Giorgio, Dlnogara, Qorgo
e Mopfalcone, causando degil Incendl.
RUSSIANS TAKE TURKISH STRONGHOLt)
BRITAIN REFUSES
AMBASSADOR PAGE '
LIGHT ON BOYCOTT
Foreign Office Will Not Concede
Even the Points American
Envoy Has Considered
Unassailable
receded from her original plan was the con
struction placed by officials upon the decla
ration of 8lr Cecil Bprlng-Rlce that
"contracts already In effect will not be Inv
paired" under the boycott order. It Is
hoped here that when, the exact position
of the United States Is made known to
the British Foreign Ofllce additional mate
rial concessions will be made.
An 'official Pctrofrrad dispatch snys that Erzinjfnn, in Central Armenia,,'
against which Grand Duke Nicholas has been advancing, has fallen.1
The Russian drive was directed from tho three points of tho arc de
scribed by Gumishkhaneh, Baiburt and Mamakhatum. Tho Turks aro
in retreat toward Sivas.
FILIBUSTER IN SENATE
AGAINST CHILD LABOR
Southern Members Opposed to
Administration Measure's
Being Made Law
VITTORIE DEGLI BVGLESI
NELLA ZONA DEL SOMME
Dopo Terribile Combattimento
l'Intero Villaggio di Pozieres
E' Conquistato Dagli
Australian!
Bu a Staff Corrtsvondtnt
WASHINGTON, July it. Because the
Democratic caucus last night decided to
pass the child labor bill before adjourn
ment of Congress, several of the Democratic
Senators from southern States, where child
labor la ustd extensively In cotton mills
and other manufacturing establishments
have decided to conduct a filibuster.
Senator Hardwlck, of Georgia, who con
tends that the child labor bill Is .uncon
stitutional, has announced his Intentions
to make m two-doy speech against tho
bill.
Senators Overman and Simmons, of
North Carolina, are expected to join htm
In fighting the measure, which President
Wilson Insists must be passed nt this
pension of Congress.
In Mew of the decision of the caucus
to put through the child labor bill before
adjournment. Senator Kern, ' of Indiana,
Democratic door leader, said today athat
there could not be an adjournment before
September 1,
CITIES GET FARM LOAN BANKS
Bnltlmoro, Now Orleans and Louisville
Reported Chosen in South
WASHINGTON. July 26. Baltimore,
Loulsvlllo and New Orleans, It was said
today on good authority, will obtain the
three farm loan banks authorized for the
South under the rural credits law.
Memphis, Tenn., however, is still strongly
.contending for one. The Louisiana delega
tion In Congress called on Secretory Mc
Adoo to urgo New Orleans' claims.
Dopo 72 oro dt contlnuo combattimento
git Ingles! sono rluscltl ad occupare l'Intero
villaggio dl Pozieres, sul fronto dl battaglla
del flume Somme.
I tedcschl che st erano trlnceratl nelle
abltazlonl come In fortezze lmprowlsate,
hanno rcslstlto energlcamento, ma Inline
nono atntl cacclatl dal villaggio, dopo un
vlolentlsalmo attacco dl un reparto dl truppe
australlane.
Pozieres e' sltuato a sel mtglla a nord
ovest dl Bapaume, ed e' 11 punto dl con
glunglmento delle strade Albert-Bapaume e
Thlepval-Longuval.
Furono presl del proglonlerl, fra t quail
cinque ufflclall. I tedeschl, facendo avan
zare truppe fresche, hanno tentato del con
trattacchl per rlguadagnare II villaggio, ma
essl sono stati sempre reeplntl dal fuoco
deU'artigllerla e dells, fanterta Inglesl.
Da Parlgl st comunlca che II luogotenentc
aviators Nurigesser ha abbattuto un altro
aeroplano tedesco, e cost' egl! conta ora
It numero di dtect aeroplanl nemlcl ab-battutl.
Wilmington Club Woman Dead
WILMINGTON. Del.. July 26. Suddenly
stricken with acute Indigestion, Mrs. Caleb
E. Burchenal, of Wilmington. on of the
most prominent club women In Delaware,
died today while visiting her father's home
tn Mllford.
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NO REPORT ON MAIL DELAY
WASHINOTONi July 26. A serious dif
ference of opinion Is developing between tho
British Foreign OlftcA and Ambassador
Page over tho British American . trade
blacklist. The Ambassdor 'today cabtcd the
State Department that the Foreign Ofllce
Is seriously embarrassing his Inquiries. It
has efused to "concede even the points that
the American Ambassador has considered
unassallablo. There Is an evident Intent,
tho Ambassador reported, on the pnrt of
certain officials to refuse Information sought
to clear up the doubtful points At Issue be
tween the two Governments.
In addition, Ambassador Page reported
that up to the present he has been unable
to get any indication when tho complete
report of tho British Government regarding
the mall detentions wilt bo turned over to
him. Ambassador Sharp, at Parts, has re
ported that the Initiative In this case Is
entirely In the hands of the British Gov
ernment. The International situation Instead pf
clearing Is becoming more and more com
plicated. Officials realize fully that upon
the action to be taken by the Administra
tion may hinge Germany's adherence to tho
promlie previously made In .the submarine
situation.
Tho proposed protest which Is to be sent
forward will make this Government's posi
tion plain.
It will fjatly contradict tho right of Grent
Britain or any other nation to Interfere
with the Internal affairs of tho United
States, or to In any way obstruct the trad
ing of Its subjects so long, as they aro not
dealing In articles that are of absolute
contraband of war with a boltlgerent Power,
The right to trade freely and fully with
South America, with the European neutrals
or In the Far East will be emphatically
defended.
That Great Britain already haa materially
Will Appeal to President
NEW YOHK. July 28. Formaf protest
Against the British blacklist and a demand
that this Government Insist upon England
recalling the edict will be presented to Pres
ident Wilson and members of Congress on
behalf of the New York firms and individu
als named In the British statement.
Morris B. Blumenthal. attorney, for the
Association Jo Resist British Domination
of American Commerce, a newly formed or
ganization perfected by tho blacklisted
firms here, left for Washington today with
a set of resolutions of protest drawn up
by the Association members. Copies of the
resolution aro to be sent to the Governors 6i
, all States as well as to Congressmen and'
Senators.
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Suppose He Buys a Hudson Super-Six
One thing we can't forget in buying cars. That
is pride of ownership. Thl car is a pleasure
vehicle. And it spoils the fun to be hope
lessly outrivaled in about the same-class car.
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The Hudson Super-Six has proved itself supreme.
"With this patented motor; certified a stock motor
it has done what no other stock car ever did.
It has made faster speed. It has done better hill
climbing. It has shown quicker pick-up. It has
gone 1819 miles in 24 hours, breaking the best
former stock car record by 52 percent
It has beaten race cars by the dozen cars of a
very costly type. It has shown much more power,
than this size motor ever before developed. It has
proved matchless endurance.
Suppose your neighbor gets this car. And you,
while paying as much or more, get something less
efficient How will you feel when the two cars meet?
What These Things Signify
You do not care for reckless speed, uch
power is rarely needed. But the Super-Six has
the capacity. You know it to be the master of the
road. It will do what you want with
out taxing half its ability. And tha't
means economy.
It will cover morQ ground than
lesser cars, without going any faster.
This because of its' quick get-away
when you slow down or stop.
Its greatest supremacy that of
endurance mftans years of extra
service. How would you feel to have a like-class
car excel yours in these respects?
Means SOo More Efficiency
Some Hudson Records
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Standing start to 50 mile an hour in 10,2 sec.
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.The Super-Six motor a Hudson invention adds
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