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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
Brief Note from Minister Van
Dyke at the Hague Advises
Harm Was Done Vessel
Flying the American Flag.
GERMAN EMBASSY SAYS
TO STAY AT HOME
Note Published in Many Ci-
ties Today Advising Of
Danger on Foreign Vessels
Fails to Check Travelling
Public.

Washington. May l.-Amefican
Minister vandyke az The Hague re-
ported to the state department to-day
that the American steamer CUSHING,
from Philadelphia for Rotterdam, was
damaged by bombs dropped from
German aircraft In the North sea but
that no lives we're lost.
The report was brief, Transmitting
a message from the American consul
at Rotterdam. where the Cushing arr
rived yesterday. Il gave no indication
OF the nature of extent Of the damage.
While there are no International con-
ventlo1s specially covering the Incl
dent. Il was seneraliy believed today
that representations would be made
To Germany with a request for pay
mont of damages.
~ is accepted that the bombs we're
not dropped under the impression
that hostile vessel was being at
tackled.
The Cushing had $4,000 insurance
on her hull aad cargo. issued By the
government war risk bureau. She is
"a standard oil snip formerly under
German registry and named the
Irometneus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
TRAVELLING PUBLIC PALS no
BE IMPRESSED BY NOTICE

New YORK May THE largest
number OF trans-Atiantic travellers 10
leave New York In single day this
spring had booked passage on six big
linuers leaving port today. The Lusi-
tania alone had aboard i,3iO passen-
gers when she sailed. 800 being cabin
passengers.
Apparently notice, published in
New YORK papers today over the Sig
nature uf the imperial German em-
Dassy. reminding passengers that ves-
sells ilyine the flags OF the allies are
liable To destruction in the war zone
! around the british isles, had no effect
on the travelling public. There were
the usual number Of last minute can
! cellatious, but no more than custom
! airy 1t was said. az the various steam
ship offices. In the absence OF au-
thontlc hgures. II was estimated that
more than 5000 persons had reserved
saillngs today.
number OF the passengers reeeiv-
I ed teleRrams signed hy names un-
known 20 them ana presumed 20 be
hctitious. advising them not to sail al
the liner was To- be torpedoed hy sub
marines. Among the persons who re
ceiyed such telegrams was Alfred q
Vanderbilt He destroyed the mes
sage without comment.
Charles p. slmner general agent o
the Cunard line, said that the Lusi
tania's voyage was attended by M
risk whatever as the liner has a spec,
of e5is knots and was provided will
unusual water tight bulkheads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
ENGINEERS CHIEF DEcLAREs
AWARD II INsATISFAt7 TORY

Chicago. Mny -DisapproNol OF
the arbitration award made last night
to $1,000 locomotive engineers. fire.
men and hostlers employed on 9s rail-
roads, operating west OF Chicago, Was
expressed today by W. =. Stone, grand
chief engineer of the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers.
THE engineers have gained prae-
ticaliy nothing by the award" stone
said. There are approximately s4,-
600 engines In the territory and ON
not more than 5000 Of these have the
engineers gained an increase 10
wages. aad that Increase h 80 slight
that Il amounts TO practically moth
Ing. We had better rules before than
those granted Us by this award.
II was declared that the demands
OF the men would be taken up anew
twelve months hence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
AIlIED AIRMEN busy OVER
CITIES IN SOUTHERN uADlt,

Amsterdam, VIA London, April 80
O0;i0 y. m j-<'A Allied airmen are
displaying great activity over south
ern Baden says the Berlin Loknl
Anzeiger. They paid four visits to
Haltingcn on Wednesday between Z
o'clock In the morning and noon.
droppig bombs for the purpose Of de-
stroying the engineering works. On.y
one of these bombs scored a hit, how
ever, causing little damage. Two men
were wounded slightly.
SEVEN other bombs were dropped
on the town, one exploding al the
railway station and greatly damaging
two express engines ana slightly
wounding several people. Nine bombs
dropped In the surrounding district
I fell harmlessly In the open fields.
The same day airmen appeared
over Mullheim but were driven back
/ by shell fire. Nine machines flew
over Lorrach without droppins
bombs."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
GERMANS REPEAT CLAIMS
OF TURKS NT nAIlDANEIIES

Herlin, May ! thy wireless Ia Say
vile. y. YJ--includcd In the news
items given out today by the over
sens News Agency il the following
dispatch, dated Constantinople;
The French soldiers who landed
on the Asiatic side of the pardanclles
have all been expelled. The Galli-
poll peninsula also has been cleared
of the invaders except at Gnba Te-
peh point where the landing de-
tachmcui under cover of the guns OF
the wnrships / tcnaciously maintain
ing lts position on the coast.
"A terrific hombardmcnt by the
allied fleet April a7-2S killed or
wounded few Turkish officers and
soldiers while the allies lost several
thousand In dead and wounded.
In addition the French armored
cruiser Jeanne d'Arc. the British
! hattlcships Majestic. Triumph aud
! Vengeance were partly set on fire,
Aided by tenders they slowly re-
turned to the island ~ Tencdos They
we're severely damaged. Several
transports ana dcstroyers also wer'
sunk"
(Notc: The foregoing g. very sim.
liar to Constnntinoplc dispatch re-
cciyed yesterday by way Of London
II contains the names of the battle
ships which were not mentioned ir
! the other communication
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
May First Finds Total of 32,-
600 Men in Various Build
ing Trades on Strike or
Locked Out.
ENGINEERS CHIEF SAYS
AWARD WAS WRONG
Conditions on $4,000 Locomo.
tives on Western Roads
Worse than Before Arbi-
tratiOn is Declaration Of
Stone

Chicago, May i.---May 1st was ush-
cred into Chicago today with tho
most serious labor situation In the
building industry in fifteen years By
the addition OF 1890 bridge end
structural iron workers tho llat OF un-
ion workinEmen ON strike or locked
out was swelled TO $4,000. as follows:
Carpenters (constrnctlonl. $4,000;
carpenters (mlli men). 5000; sheet
metal workers. i.s0O: lathcrs. see:
painters. 1890; structural iron
workers, 1900.
The strike OF the iron workers
forced idleneas upon 5000 others IN
allied trades. bringing tho number OF
those ldle because Of strikes and
lockouts up TO i25.oe0. The strike
OF the carpenters IL said to be the
keystone OF the whole situation. II
peace negotiations now on with them
are successful Il Is generally believed
that others will fall In line.
Tho customary May agreements
with many other unions have been
signed and outside tho building trades
the prospect is said to be for indus
trial peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
GERMAN OFFICIALLY WARNS
lANITIlIC ANS on TRAVEL DANGERS

Washington, May lin an official
notice published by the German em-
hassy In maay important cities OF the
United states this morning. Americans
were given renewed warning that the
travol on ships flying the flags OF Ger
many's oneriies Was at their own risk.
There was much interest Ia whether
h foreshndowF an increased activity
of Germany's submarines or possibly
had to do with movements OF tho
German feet. which has been various
~ reported OF late as cruising In the
North sea.
At the German embassy, Il WAS said
the published notice was intended
merely To remind neutral travellers Of
their danger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
Group Five, Containing Prac.
tically Demand on China
for Surrender Of Her Ma
tiOnsl Identity, Refused in
Entirety.
OFFER TO MEET REVISED
REQUESTS FROM TOXIC
II am Sorry; Ny Government
will be Disappointed Non
COmmittal Expression of
japanese Minister at Pekin

Peking. May 1.-The Chinese gov
crnment has definitely refused some
OF the most important demands made
1y Japan.
On learning OF China's decision, the
japanese minister Ekl Hiokl. said TO
the Chinese foreign minister, Lu
Cheng Hsiang; :
II am sorry. I believe my govern
ment will De disappointed"
The Chinese foreign minister. at a
meeting today OF Representatives OF
two OF the governments, presteted
china's reply IN the shape Of a formal
note. The note announced China =
rejection OF group v OF the japanese
demands In It's entirety. This group
as originally submitted TO China, con-
tains what are perhaps the most inn
portant demands made by Japan. IL
provided, among other things. for en-
ployment by the Chinese government
OF 'forceful Japanes,f as political,
financial and military advisers par
ticipation by the japanese IN the po-
lice administration OF various Inn
portant places. japanese supervision
over the manufacture or purchase by
China of munitions OF war, and for
the granting TO Japan OF CONCESSIONS
for railway construction and mining
and harbor operations.
The new draft of the japanese de-
mands which was presented on Tues
day, reconstructed group V IN a maa-
ner which the Chinese Representative
declared was more menacing.
The Chinese refusal was modified q
some extent by gn offer to meet IN re.
vised wishes OF Japan IN regard Il
the province Of Fukien providing thai
China snail give Japan a pledge thai
no foreign power shall be empioye,
without Japan's consent la that prov
ince.
~ .S.-~~~~>>e>ss~>N~-~
take 70 the boats when the vesse
sank. All were rescued by patro
boat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
Bandit Chieftain with $4,000
Men Said to have Basscd
Forces for Decisive strug-
gle at Aguas Calientes.
carranza. Taking Second VIC
tory for Granted, Sends
Commission to States to
Study Details Of Govern
ment.

Waahlnsion. May i.--pfoaporss Of
an impending battle near kaunn ca1-
lentea between General vfiih'a troops
and the forces % General 0bsegon.
the Carranzn commander. uitrnctad
consideraIbe attention ln official cir
clen today.
official adVicoa 20 the State depart.
ment said that General Obreeon waa
advancing rapidly from ceinya to-
ward AHuas calienies with strong
force. while General villa has gath
cred there force of about sa.oo0.
together with a large nmount uf ann
mnniIion. Villas aeenia here claim
that hc 10 nearly ready 10 engage oh
regon's forces.
A dispatch from Vera Crnz 10 the
carransa agency here said q special
commission sailed yesterday from
that port for the United states 10
study Americas laws rcEuiafing on
development and business In Okla,
homa. Texas aud California.
sub-secretary Rovlx. senator Sal
vador Gomex and Engineer Modesto
Roland are members Of tho commie-
sion.
Duval West. President wilson's
pernonai representative Ia Aexicn.
was reported to have sailed from
Vera Cruz yesterday for me tinted
States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
BIC COAST STORM
TAKES A HEAVY
PROPERTY TOLL

san Francisco. May i.--Gradual
abatement of the Reacrel wind. rain
nnd sncw storms which for three deys
have prevailed IN the far west was
indicated early today in reports re-
ceiysd rom those Pacific coast states
which felt The brunt OF the storms.
Encourasi1g seporta emanated
from the citrus belt Of California
which told of moderate temperatures
Foriy-eight degrees was the mlnlmunt
, recorded. end hope was expreased
that damage TO oranges and lemons
would be confined 20 that accomplish
ed b. tho high winds of yesterday ana
THURSDAY
Heavy snoSs In the slevras and In
Nevada ala tnateriai damage enc Sc
we're cold and hlixsard in eastern
oregon took heavy Toll Of sheep. it
was reported that 10000 have been
dettfcyed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01

London. May D2.aa y. m.D
Tho developments on the north
'ru extremity of the two fronts.
both cust and west. the Smelling
uf Dunkirk In France, and the
new German offensive move
mont aimed nt the Baltic PROV
iuces take precedence In the war
news OF today.
British nyiators have attacked
the German batteries which rrom
distance ,ariously estimated hy
English observers nt from ~ Ia
2N miles h"rled great shells nt
the French port of Dunkirk.
London newspapers say this
bombardmeut OF Duukirk means
that the Germans still cling 10
their cherished idea Of uccupying
the French const nearest Eng
land. and more than one editorial
writer today points out that
Flanders still rrmalns the critical
thcnter OF operations
Special dispatches from petro-
grad disagree ms Co the purpose
of the German thrust al the ex-
IRENE Vnssian right one the
nry connects u with probable
movements Of the German fleet
In the Baltic looking tu the in
vasion Of the Baltic provinces.
Another idea ~ that this adj
vance Is aimed at Libau anu
riga. the former strong Rus
sian naval haso and the latter
one uf the most important ports
on the Baltic. or the Germans
may intend TO strike at the rail-
road running from Pctrograd to
Warsaw by way of Ducnaburg
aud villa. Further south the
Gormnus have failed In their re-
pcatcd attempts to get this line.
Tho ofnclai statement concern
mg the pardunellc8 seems 10
have reassurod the British pub
Hr that their army Is fairly we'll
established in the landirs opera
tilnf. hut AT the same time ~
indicates much D.ghtiup must en-
agr before firm grip is "stnh-
lishcJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
MYSTERIOUS EARHTHQUAKE IS
RECORDED TODAY IN LONDON,
DENVER AND IN WASHINGTON

in America, but officials were unabie
20 determine lts direction Of as
lance.
washington May ~ Earthquake
shocks, Described by sciontifir epsesf-
era al 0eoagetown nnlyeraiiy hers
as unusually severe and probably de-
structive. were recorded on the seiN-
mosraphs there to-day between fa'i1
a. IN. and a, ~. The ,femoFu fen-
tinued almost two hours and reAeAea
thc grcntcaf Intensity Ht l4tf5 .. m-s
at an estimate.s distance from Wntn'
ington os $500 mllss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
Today;s War
Summary

The Gallipoli peninsula which
forms the European side Of the
narslanelics 4 describcd Ia pnolii-
cinl DISPATCHES ~ bcing gradual
~ cut Oh from the main land by
the friiiSh and French forces. ~
J. said to bc no LONGER ph.,iblc
for the Turks tO pass back aud
forth hctwccn the Europcun ana
Nsiatic sides ~ the strait. Their
main forces are rcportcd To- he
between the town of Gallipuli at
the further cad of the straits and
Naidus. which lies un the straits
about twO-third- of the way down
tlic peninsula.
Onlcial adviccs have not made
clear the extent OF the operations
nf the Pritish aud French forces.
\ British statement OF last nleht
gave the impression that the
lighting had been restricted Ia the
cnd Of the peninsula, across which
Il j. said an entrcnchcd line has
lcen established. From several
sources II has been reported that
the british also have crossed the
upper cnd Of the peninsula reach
ing GnilipOli. There n uo coniir-
an official German statement yes-
tcrtiay which said there had been
severe lighting Tor two days nj
Galiipnll. The Constantinoplc Of
fetal reports state that the Turks
are making consistent hcadway In
their attacks against the land and
sea forces of the allies.
The situation la Flanders shows
little change. although the French
claim u further advance for the
allies. THE Rftccn-inch shells
with which the GcrmRns
Yesterday hamDardcd DuniSi'k.
hurting them perhaps twenty
miles from one OF their huge
guns. are said to have blasted
ground cratcrs In some Instances
forty-a,c feet In diameter. Ten
more shells fell In Dunklrk lest
nlght killing or lniuring several
persons.
Fighting continues all along the
extended Russian front. Chief In
terest now attaches to the new
German movement In the north,
aimed apparently at the Baltic
provinces OF Russia. Little Is
known concerning this movement,
however. beyond the German
announcement of yesterday that
they had penetrated more than
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
TEN MORE GERMAN SHELLS
DtG UOI.Fl- ~ tNkIltll

Paris. May O;fO p. M Tho
French war office this afternoon gave
out the following official statement
on the progress of hostilitcs:
80 change has becn reported in
the general situation on the general
front since the giving out of the of
fipal communication of last night.
"'i'cn more shells fen ou punkirk
the evening of yestcrdny (Fridayl
and there were several victims"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
GERMANS CLAIM MINOR
gIgGEGSEs On All FIELD,

Berlin. May I Oia London, a.3'
p ml The German general head
quarters staff today gave out the
following statement;
I'm the western theatcr. The hottle
reported yesterday ON the western
hank of the Ypres canal ended un-
successfully for the enemy, who lost
heavily.
''ro the cast Of the canal ana north
successful attacks.
"Thp font Of punkirk again wal
humbnrdcd bv our artillery fir"
Between the Meusc ana the Mo-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
BHITIsH STEAMER cErRFANA
ItETiEAsFD NY VILLA MFN

Hnn FFuncIHpul Nay 1.--7IHe HFlI-
lsh steamer cetrlana. detained BY
viiin authorities al Enssnada. f.owef
California. was Released today IN
compliance with protests from tne
American state department. accord
ing 20 adviecs received here hy her
agents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
PRETTY MILLINER
BOUND TO LAND ONE
OF OSBORNE TRIBE

New York, May t.--Miss Rae
Tanner, the young milliner who
sued James w Osborne for f5Q,-
, GOO for alleged breach OF prom
} Use 20 marry, and later withdrew
The suit. saying Mr.. Osborne was
} not the man who courted her
under the name OF oliver os-
borne. changed her testimony
} again today and under oath iden-
tiled Jamea w. Osborne as her
3 admirer. Oliver osborne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01

Pittsburgh. Pa. May i.--For the
first time since 1892. union bricklay-
ers today laid down their tools 20
enforce a demand for Increased
wages. They have been receiving 20
cents an hour Rnd struck for an eight
hour day at So. About i,sO0 men
are affected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
RUSSIAN COAL STEAMER
SUNK BN SuBAI AlINE

London. May ] C3.aO =. ml--The
Russian 2.O0O-ton steamer svorono,
bearing Welsh coal TO Archnngel. a
Russian port on the White sea, was
torpedoed and sunk by German
submarine believed 10 be the u-2S
on Friday at noon near the Blasket
Islands on the west coast OF ireland.
The syorono's crew of "a men.
vile, \. YD-The German advance In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01

selle only infantry engagements took
place In the vicinity of Ally and
Aprcmoni. All the French attacks
failed with very heavy losses
"On April 20 we shelled Rheims
as reprisnl for the bomburdment oi
places behind our fighting line. Ar
the enemy knows the meaning oi this
fun well. II will be easy FOR him TO
avoid tho necessity of our shelling
Rheims.
The enemy lost three aircraft yes
torduy. IN English oirman was shot
down southwest of rhilt tnear Rru-
ros, Hclgiumi. another fell near
Wieltje as the result OF our fire, anu
a third enemy acroplano was obliged
20 lIud near Niedcrsulzbach.
In the eastern theat,r. 4 battle
near ,zuwlc ended in our faSor. The
Hussians. after ruffering heavy loss
cs. rctrcatod after setting fire 90
szuvlo Thcy went In the direction
OF Miiau tgapinl az The Russian
province Of Courland). They are be-
inp pursued.
TN to the present Up fhls "n-
ruscmcuD We have made i.0OO pris-
oners aud have taken ten machine
guns. large quantity ot huggagc aud
ammunition wagons and much am
munitiou.
Attacks of the enemy, "a. and
suuthWcst of kdiwafya ca Russian
Poland town. % miles northeast Of
SuwulkD, were rcpulsed. We tool
/ $50 Russian prisoners.
| The Russians succeeded in at
tacktug German adyanc" company
by might ana inflicted much damage
| upon H. 10 the east of Ploci
| (nnr,hern Pnlapd) ana on the south
ern bank of the Pilica river veal
Russian attacks were beaten on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01

London. May Ca,2s p. MA
severe earthquake shock was record
cd early this morning az the ohseFN-
atorics az Cardiff and the Isle OF
Wight. The indications recorded
suggest that tho center Of the dts
turhance was In Japan
Denver. May THE seismoerapn
at Sacred Heart college last might
registered an earth disturbance from
I6.2s TO 1873 .. m. Tho maximum
disturbance was seven minutes from
1879 10 i0,s9. The opinion was ex-
pressed that The disturbance was NOT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
GERMANS HURL HUGE SHELLS INTO DUNKIRK
FROM DISTANCE OF TWENTY EIGHT NILES
WOMEN WILL MAKE DEMAND
ON RULERS OF ALL NATIONS FOR
IMMEDIATE END TO THE WAR

The Hague. May (via London,
3:4O y. mD-The international CON
gress Of Women concluded It's ses-
sions here today Al the final meet
ing there was adopted proposal To
send delegations representing the
congress- TO the president of the Unit
ed States and to the heads Of an the
European powers FOR the purpose OF
demanding immediate cessation oi
the war.
Mrs. Rosika Schwimmer. president
OF the Hungarian Woman Suffrage
association. moved this resolution.
She was confronted with the sharp
est opposition In furtherance OF
which many parliamentary technical
tiles were resorted to. This precipl-
tated n clash which threw the gath
cring into the greatest confusion.
we are here not only 10 talk, bui
10 show the way TO action, said Mrs
Schwlmmer we wish 10 take post.
tive steps to end this terrible war"
After the melton had been Finally
adopted another resolution brought
forward by Mrs. Schwimmer and Mis-,
Julia Grace wales OF the UnNcrait,
of Wisconsin. was approved. TN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
GERMAN NORTHEAST ADVANCE
HAILED WITH SATIsltACrION

Berlin, May 1 (via wireless To say
vile. ~ Y)--he German advance in
the northeast IL being hailed gener-
ally with expressions OF satisfaction
aud surprise. Nothing was known of
such "a movement, although judging
0y the fact that the troops already
are over fifty miles from Memel the
march must have begun some days
age.
Local military experts point out
that szawle, where the hghting Is
proceeding. ia TO the east of the line
between koyno and wilma two points
which are Indispensable 20 the pro-
lection of the Vistula and Warsaw.
The fact that the troops had ad-
vanced so far without being discoy-
cred is commented on as AN indicn-
tlon that the scouting ssryice OF the
| Russians IL no better today than i
was during the Russo-Japanese war
u is declared here thCt the Russian
commander faces the possibility o
the cutting OF of his line OF com
munioations unless he abanduns hi
forces and the line OF the river, o.
throws the invaders back.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01

i'oIkestonc. England. May 9
(5:t7 n. m.l--I,cIugceS arriving
here irum Dupkirk. Irnnrc. rc-
port that six -hclls frum the
German i7-inch guns ICli in Dun
kirk friday evening nc intervals
~ ten minutes. Considerable
damngc WIS done la the town.
The women aud rl.ilolrcn Of Dun
kirk are leaving In large num-
hers.
rms = the -cCond bonibard-
incnt of tits port. the flrs,
hHtnE been reported yesterday
a. iaNi orcuricd ON Thursday,
u would appear frnm this DIS
patch that the Germans are u--
ing thcir famous i2-ccntimctcr
gnn~. the artillery which attrn't-
cd ~ much attention at the he
ginnmg at the war, an the bom-
bnrdmcni Of Dunkifk. Forty
two cutimctcr- T. equal a. iG.iS
inchc- amt -hcli uf this ~iyc
might cnsllS bc counted u. u ~
in'h -hoil by the people uf pun-
kirk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
FLANDERS REMAINS
THE CRITICAL
7 \ EAT Err Of
OPERATIONS

Resumption of Bombardment
Convinces English Military
Critics Germany still Hopes
to Occupy French Channel
Ports.