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Mr. Sydney Brooks writes in the Daily Mail from New York: Two, if not three, Lombers of the firm of J. P Morgan & Co., including the head of the firm, are now in Europe. • Thoir departure has excited here no little comment and enri- baity. It is pretty widely regarded as the preliminary move in the flotation of another large Anglo-French loan. That supposition I believe to be wholly in

correct

In the past three months I quired with some care, not only in the Eastern States but also throughout the Middle West, into the possibilities of a further issue. This is a matter on which it would be highly dangerous for us to entertain any illusions. Yet I have seen articles in the English papers written by American sympathisers with the Allies which, in my judgment, are illusions and nothing else. T

ITALY'S PART IN THE WAR, WHAT SHE HAS ACCOMPLISHED

TEOFFICIAL RESUME

The dificult, nature of the military from tier imposed by Aabria on Italy after the war of 1860 is well known. The Trentino salient penetrating into the Podina plains threatens the rear of the Italing roops passed eastward of the Tagliamento. The corro pending stretch of land facing the Trento plains to deprived of every natural The full story of the Anglo-French loai defence, and the enemy are in full control has still to be told. When it is told if of the principal passes over the eastern fever in it will make one of the most pe la radition we have to reckon with dramatic chapters in the history of inter-he wide extent of the frontier, about 100 entional finance. Even now the difficul- kilometro, the conformuation of the Alpins tics that confronted Lord Roading and Zane, which is lofty and presents a difficult his associates, and their American agents theatre of operatione, formed as it in by the and advisers, and the greatness of their barrier of the Alps, mostly in the hands of success in overcoming them, seem to be the enemy, and the powerful evstein of for only half appreciated in England, tifications by which Austria had during the line of peace strengthered her own bound may b

right

“SUFFRAGE" MEETING BROKEN UP.

STRUGGLE IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE

By the end of Juno le acks of the bridgeheads left in the hands of the özerny were initiated Around Tolmino a partiou of counter efforts counarding that strong hold was seized; on the west of Gorizia a firm foothold was obtained on the It is recognized that, while the Daily bank of the river. Those were full of Bulletin issued by the Headquarters Staff trenches and simply provided with artillery,

Remarkable vuccesses were an achieved Disorderly scenes took place last month gives a for summary of what a going on, the Caro, when, in spite of the difficulties in Trafalgar-square, where the Women's it is necessarily tuo discreet and restrained, of the river at the rear, the e edge of the leaving a considerable margin for due ap high plateau between Sugrail and Munt Suffrage Federation had organized a do- preciation of the extent of our troops Falcona were occupied monstration to demand Human, Suf- efforts and of the hardships they have en After a period of general suspense, ren-frage-a vote for every woman and mau dured in making the gaius already obtain dered necessary by the wait for now up of full age, and to protest against the in. An abridged report of war opera resumed restriction of popular liberties under tions up to the end of 1915 will better relies on July 18th operates The high the Defence of the Realm Act, the Mini- the purpose.

valley norge part of Suncak di Pezzo Lions Act, and the Military Service Act. was occupied, the flanks of Souta Maria It had been announced that Miss Sylvia and San Lucio hills opposite Tonino; Pankhurst would speak, and that Coun- were stormed on the western height of cillor Taylor, of Glasgow, would have Gorizia new great differende, against something to say about the Clyde strike. the ✅Case, safter The meeting was fixed to begin at a bloody efforts, the line stretching from the quarter to 5 o'clock, but long before slopes of Mount S. Michele through the that hour a large crowd, including several eastern edge of Bosco Capprecio to Est Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand di Castelnuovo, was extended to Bei Busi soldiers, had assembled in the square, st Mountain,

chainsportance of el achievements It soon became evident thint oppositio a must be fally acknowledged when dar con would be offered, and much of the indig sideration is given to the fact that every nation that was audibly expressed was picce of occupied land had to be hald directed at Councillor Taylor, Ono man against numerous counter-attacks, by which contrived to scale the plinth at th the enemy always tried to recover a lost | National Gallery side and called on “ail position,

patriots" to prevent the “pro-Germans** In August furtunate offensive operations holding the niceting, declaring that they The first of these difficulties was and is

on the Trentino salient resulted in the occu- I were paid by Germany, and that Mr. the absolute novelty, almost inconceivale

pation of jurportant ndynuced positions on Taylor had been the means of stopping to Englishmen, of foreign loans, especially the outbreak of hostilities in Europe, the high platean of Lavarone and, the the manufacture of munitions for tha Mr A. F. Piffmorun so great a acale, in the United States in the long period of our neutrality. Ausizure of Conca di Borga in Sagana men in the trenches. The polio: quickly Mr & M■B. O'Canzo They he utterly outside the average ria worked with feverish activity to cou valley. We were equally fortunate in our removed the intruder, but he reappeared. American's financial experience Home plate her permanent defences by field operations in Cordevole, Popean su Rienzimmediately afterwards in the body of railways, home industrials, and Ame works, of which the war had demonstrated valley and rican national and municipal honds are the great efficiency, namely, many lines of By the middle of Octobey the offensive the crowd und renewed his appeal for the the securities he almost exclusively trenches reinforced with mortar and cement, was resumed with fresh vigour in the whole called for and given for our soldiers and breaking up of the meeting. Cheers, we o affects. His investment horizon is all but protected by extensive mine-field and wire theatre of operations, s exclusively bounded by his own country tanglements fixed on iron pules; numerous

sailors, and snatches of popular patri tie In the trenches, complete possessing was The fact is he as yet has little need to batteries well hidden, nineties oven in secured of Iedro valley and Conca di Bex As the time for holding the meeting songs were sung the look beyond his own borders for securities caves, a large number of machine-guns; 2000, of the strength of territory between that will yield a higher return than the wide development of te graphic, telephonic Garda and Adige up to Nago Hori slopes,rrived t woman appeared on the plinth bonds of a European Government and bear optical communications, allowing rapid of the Adige valley up to the last pur of fund attempted to address the crowd, hat at leant as enfe. Another factor that and vinient concentration of fro. Zugan Torta over Rovereto, and of the not a word she uttered was audible. At counted lost autumn, and is not likely to Then along all out, fruntier from the Ste important positions of Mount Stole and this moment two processions from Bow lose in weight as the war goes on, the vin to these an uninterrupted and wide Col San Giovanni in da volley Sugars and Poplar, came up, with flags and ban- abounding prosperity of America and defensive barrier sprang up, to help which sector.

mers and other paraphernalia, and op the confidence that the country is merely the Austrian General Staff alloted three

pronched the square from the west side on the threshold of an unprecedented armies, that of General Danki in the Tyrol.

They had not come to a halt before the development

Alto Adige; that, of General Rohr, from

crowd dashed into their ranks, and in BYPHENATED INFLUENCE

??

Mount Paralbo in the ligh Isurzo, that of

few seconds the poles of the banners One must not minimise the strength General Borovic along the Isonzo, a to

were smashed and the processioniace Trix and violence of the German-Americans gether 25 divisions made up-three-quarters

TAWAY. They are probably a more formidable of first line troep, and by one quarter of In the high Isonzo, the occupation of power in the sphere of finance than in territorials well trained and in perfect for Conca di Plezza and Mt. Nero were extend- any other capacity, and they used lastmation, the whole consisting of furce ed and further progress was nude in the ant omn, and will usa again, the whole of practically equal tu about 32 of

hill of S. Lucin and S. Maria facing their influence without scruple and with Carlitos ng consideration of Tolmino, d extreme energy. They sent out perhaps Taking into consideration the difficult. In the mid river our bridgehend of Plays half a million documents attacking Lord nature of the fronter the object contem was considerably extended by turning the Reading personally. They inspired plated by our war, the messi incnisbent fortified partions of Globus, and Zugom thewriting of many thousands of on the Italian troops to cooperate in the On the heights of Gorizia the enemy had letters Threatening the withdrawal inat efheient way with operations of the concentrated very effective trans of offence of deposits from say bank parti. Alling at a maneat when the chances of Impended by mough weather, which often cipating in the lean, and in towns the Russian compaign Recited to favour suspended operations, our attacks succeed, like St. Louis, Cleveland, Milkaukee, and the Central Empire, the Talian command dat heavy sacrifices, in conquering the Chicago, where they form a considerable deculed to take the offensive along the whole, western slope of the same heights and part of = the^^_population, they largely Isonza frontier A At the same time they part of the summit. succeeded in terrorizing, the local Anae- could not give up offensive operations in the On the Carto the Putean do was storms

Thentino-Alto Adige field in order to hastened and our lie wakiended so far as In Chiengo they were assisted not on

only the possession of some points of apreciar an reach the summit of Mount 8 Michels and by the fact that many of the leading pertance and strengthen in the best possible the suburbs of S. Martino. In the central commercial banks are also sayings banks way the weak points of that frontier. The zone a labyrinth of strong entrenchments and therefore peculiarly exposed to a operations then assured va decidedly offan was destroyed. On the right wing the *run but also buy the trouble between ive character all along the widespread and occupation of Mount Bei Busi was en the British Government and the inimen difficult from in sely powerful group of interests that directions. *

territorial centre in and radiate from the Chicago

Mr N. Banderasn Mr & Mrs. B. Shaw Mr & Mrs TW

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In the Cndore, under very rigorous climatic condition, the occupation of Có di Lang was Almet completed and the counter efforts reaching down from Suso di Hezzodi toward the Cardevuls range were entirely seized

TUATA PLATFORLI CAPTURED.

got on to the plinth, and one of them

In the meantime, several women had

spoke in dumb show to that portion of the crowd assembled on the Strand side of the statue. The proceedings were not without a humcrous aspect. Bags of yel- low and red ochre were hurled at the advocates of human suffrage,'' - ent several were well ained. In the midst of the commotion, Miss Pankhurst triert to speak, but her feeble voics was drown- od in the hubbub Anattack" on the linth was made by the Anges, and a herce struggin ensued. One of the Culonial had got partially on the base of the stature, when a couple of policemen endeavoured to restrain his muvergents, and they were aided from the "plut--- form by several of the women agitators. In the end the soldier was pulled down. equisition rather violently and a couple of women The troops devoted thuselves to this hard rande by the Italian offensive can be accompanied him in his fall. While this

med up, as follow

Super Joergarby altogether the

packing firms. The consequence was task with stubbornness, and dash. wey In the Trentinu zone : By the seizure of incident was attracting attention, othe that the financial capital of the West, when faced with the real difficulties of the the Has of both the valleys of Drons Colonials had mounted the bass and the

with a few plucky individual exceptions, practically cold-shouldered the issue. It subscribed. I believe, less than £1,000,000

Amid all these and many other difficul- ties the Anglo-French Commission, under the guidance of Messrs. Morgan & Co. had to steer their way. That they steered it with consummate skill is the all but Mr & M■ F. H. J. ` Lt Col & Mrs Nichol and publicists with whom I have dis unanimous judgment of the financiers cussed the matter and they have been many For Lord Reading's share in the negotiations I have heard nothing but the most ungrudging praise.

Adamased child

Mru Bowdler Mr & Mrs Carmichael

Mr W. Cary

M & M

Carolli

U D

Mr & Mrs W. ALJE

Cooper

son,

nurse

Mr V, L. Perkin

pon:

Me & Mrs V. Moines

Mr & Mrs F. J.

Norbury

Mr M W. E

Mr.OKS

war, instead of diminishing, wonderfully

platform was captured.

increased, as evidenced in the numerous Ledro the Loppio slope and Terrengold † deeds of valour exhibited, to the pride of valley, a rich densely populated territory The police, who were unable to prevent. accomplished spezifices to the grand ex has been rodemned, cutting off the two south the determination of the men in khaki ta ample ret by the fallen, fo the constant andern extremities considered the most threat break up the metting, protected the affectionate support given by the country. ening ones in that salient which penetrates women from the attentious of the och 4 One characteristic of the war is to be from both the eastern and western side of distributors and Miss Pankhurst escapti found in the alternate period of great Cards Lake for 20 or 30 kilometres from with no worse results than disordered st- imposed by the necessity of reinforcing crossing the frontier between Adige ned and again and sang" God save the King" activity followed by the period of suspense the plains leading to Breves Varoda. Ob tire. In 20 minutes all was over, and the the western salient, the vumeroa puest crowd of 50,000 or more cheered again positions already conquered preparing means for fresh attacks, pursuing by tactics Brente and leading down to the plains be with fervour. Mr Taylor had dis a systematic approach to the spots wherewe Terong and Vicenza were barrels appeared previous attacks were proving to be in it should be noted that it is just in the *** The issue was underwritten by the sufficient. A

stretch of the frontier where the inost for most powerful syndicate over formed in Very often suspension of hostilities has widah'e Austrian defences aro densely con American history. Though the response been unde imperative by the rough wentha centrated, and that such territory heal from the general public Roberts and child appointing there are perhaps overaly rainy and damp, paralyres artery up in the North east, Bugans valley wig has been dis which, especially in the Isonzo gone, gerer of invasion in the Verolian plains Further wark been considered as a dangerous zone Mr& him Grant Smith30,000,000 of unsold bonds still on the activity, prevents advance of the infantry occupied tip to Borge, as well as the entire

underwriters hands and though the on slippery and muddy ground and makes Mr & M A. Fiday German-Americans have resorted to every the conditions of camp ifo very severe the front of Alpe di Fasse; that i to Ry extensive mountainous zone extending so Wall-street device to beat down their The city also of replenishing the stocks the Calamento and hardly more than two points

ts below the lavish in ostern warfare), of preparing Conca di Testino, Vanoj valey with Chinga Brigno Valloywuk price of isues not mean that there and distributing to the troops the special di Canale Bar Boya, Cinen viny with

there suplements and technical means necesery Conca di Fiera di Primiero any immediate possibility whatever of for trench fighting, often enforce long sus Boating another loan in the United pension of hostilities

In the Cadore zone the following occups. States on behalf of the Allies. All those The popular features of fighung in was tigns are to be added': The high Co-devale whom I have consulted simply scout the positions its nut, be less sight of. In up to Chers, Cortina di An pezza, Tofana idea as absurd. There may be room later order not to expose our troops to the ex Dolomiti rond, built by Austria, to cou

and Cristallo mountains. The important on for another Allied loan over here nuating fire of the chemy, gaps were But that time is not yet; is not indeed opened in the night time through the wire

recent issue has unitary promenade even in sight. It will come only whenentang esnents by means of explosive tubes

the enemy's lines were disorganized before

Col R. E. Darling Mr W. J Dentor Mr & Mrs E.

Diogla

nman

M

Fuller Mr Adam Gibson Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale Mr E A Heeland.

Mr Lee Jones 3

Mr L. W. Van Leer, Mr N. Linder Mrs JA Martin and

children Mr Men Nail Ms

Xutyro

Smith Mr & Mrs Viivine

Findley Smith Mr F.S. Smith Mr G. Poullettoir Mr WR/Taggart. Mr Mrs_1). V.

Tomabout

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Along the entire front, we have always

by them for their own the position, chosen From decaring what the positions were to defence, but always prudently refrained save himself from acknowledging the gou- eral pushing back of his line of resistance. taken the initiative aglim the enemy.

finding his sole support and hope in his cinging desperately to his soil, and to fortified position It is our duty to preserve n soil which is fortified, by nám turu. On your side lies a water course. on ours a const from which we are as liberty to fire as well as from a house of ten stories. Do not forget the wounssina which constitute all our strength. Such mund our frontier and to shorten as far as

was the proclamation issued at the opening and Trento. In the yateys of Riedz and Hungarian General Staff which not possible communications between Toblach of the war against Italy by the Austro-

filitary line of Val Drava, many strategia into the heart of Fadaun Plains. But, in pie poins very serious for

The Carni zone the position of the considerable forces, losing 30,000 en 5 | favourable conditions the enemy, bus wasted to rengthen it to resist the unfailing and boundary line was kept in spite of the guns, 65 machine-guns, many thousand vicient counter-attacks always preceded by insistent Austrian attacks meant to drive Tilos, boub throwers, munitions, and concentrated arkillery fire. Bevers) localities were often taken, lose and taken our Hauk of out troops B artillery fire and description

"a wedge in their territory to threaten the large amounts of war material of every men euch time renawing

value, they stand to-day na I write at of munitions (the waste of which 80 Conca, di Strighipelfa valeys with who has been obliged to confine himself to

ber of defence works prepared by the enemy accuper spite of his immobility, even under "such

absorbed and digested Whatever way FRENCH LESSONS he the business which has taken launching the infantry to attack The num Morgan and softe of This partnere, to Europe, I feel pretty sure it has nothing to do with floating a second loan in any way comparable with the one of last

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ENGLISH AT THE ALLIES CONFERENCE

obliged to wire the ground inch by inch,

lonzoily thely, effort a he Adorable by gallant infantry charges the enemy.com. Our troops, who are bravely facing the goal was siquications all a ong the Gaal valley and great difficulties of the offensive (so much financed by modern warfare), are obliged

For future historical records it, 18-211-

Fella upland were disorganized The War consequent y be assured a long was demolished and Predil for damaged. <*6*N-Out CJtacter, which an only be teresting to note that the language used fally comprehended and justified by the ON THE ISOSIO, at the Allier Conference was English who take port or are ocules witnessen of A few remarks at the opening and close the great battle fought by our troops of the proceedings were spoken in On the outbreak of operations we crossed French; otherwise all the proceeding the frontier everywhere, sepulted the ad were held in English A French inter vanced forces of the enemy in the Trenting preter was present, who is the secretary liest between the end of May and June to M. Albert Thomas, and who, all thesed the light slags of the Daone Valley zelegates agreed, war a marvel of ef

to fight against superior numbers for the conquest of positiong and field works, har

Fighting with dash and tenacity in the most difficult of all the actual theatres of war in Europe, bearing with firmness the barchhips of the wather fatigue and privations of every description, the Italian soldier has acquired a just renown for bravery as well as the

only attestad › bi

the Tenno cona in Bugana valley several bridgehead east of Plays By the occupa, The truth of this Trees of the enemy

Hey In Caruto depri

between

Concu, di Plezze was 4aken up to the moveri lated during 8 monthi of hard strug- slopes of M. Ranibon and Javorock, the maintain the aggressive sh greater part of Mt Nero was occupied anebling our troops to gain a strong foot ing on the left bank of the river From our position on the Vodil and Mizlf we can hecicmato Taming which lies within range ciency. I am asked to clear a point the Chiese vley, Up (@Conding the Aulne and in the direction of jous guns. On the which has not hitherto been emphasised.

valley up to Ala: Vallares up to Valmorvia, mið. nzo we have established a strong For the first time on record the all Powers Belgium, Serbia, and. Fortugal

mier-attacks of Col di Lamt in the high tion of the greate part the highland the numerous tribute of the foreign Prem, —were given exactly the same rank ad Ampezzo in the Voite

Cordevole; the counter-attacks Cortina an the ro que of Goring withave but evinced by the compar the great Powers. Thus, the principle the posesion of the mountain passes was value

formidable bridgehead of it the braggart tone of the of nationalities was affirmed symbolic

Jakabitable the ally, it were, by the Conference, in made sure aga

be a centre of fesh for of those published in necortance with the cause for which the launched with the

troops Allies are Bghting Switzerland, and important

all the

well Holland have not failed to notice the

of the precedent sex At a luncheon given by

Poincare, the meat on the President right was occupied by M. de Broqueville representing Belgium, and by groo ment Mr. Asquith: see on a Forca left. The small detail of etiquette itself, was significant of the common. * pose of the Allies to vindicate the mas

#river

Along

istent attack town,

tyading that the Aut

sonzaith the

of the right hank of the populated-plains no the ccupied, except the bridgeheads sourd

of Gorizia and Tolmino, Having crossed crossed, the high Tronto, the central Art offline Noro was solidly occaized, as well as the obta izori pleyaled and rugged part

After spese due to torrentia rains and Hoods

was crossed at

Developing 02

of the fust war days and the

Our troops look forn

with legitimate

period