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LONDON. July 4. 1870 p. m.-At
a rate estimated at i've miles a day.
General Won Mackensen's forces are
stan swinging northward In Galicia
and Poland I'm a colossal and daring
endeavor 10 drive wedge Into the
Russian center and dislodge the Rus
SLAMS from the Nistula river and force
them back over the Bug. thus split
ting the Grand Dukes forces into TWO
sections. with thousands Of acres OF
swamp snd marsh land between them
II the Austro-Germ can continue
their progress another week. even the
British press admits the Russians
viii have TO give up Warsaw. and
with Il the whole line Meanwhile
the Germans are massing more troops
In the Baltic provinces. and the recent
encounter in the Baltic seems TO sug-
gest that they contemplate coordinate
naval action. but II H. possible that
the sea operations were only a felnt.
In southeast Galicia the Russians
are hghting tenaciously and have the
advantage OF remarkable series OF
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parallel rivers beyond the Gnila I.ipa.
and the Austro-German advance Is
likely TO be extremely costly.
Advantage to Russia.
Thus. ION their two extreme wings
IA" Russians appear To be firm. and
where they are retroating. IL Il still
claimed. their retirement Is orderly
and accompanied by vigorous rear
guard operations The Austro-Cef-
mans who are advancing IN the center.
are. moreover. getting deeper into n
country covered with forests and
streams and barren OF railways. be-
tween the middle Nlstula and the Bug
natural advantages 10 the Russians
which military writer's here repeatedly
emphasize.
They point out. too. the daily
lengfhening chain OF Austro German
communications. which brings added
burden TO the Teutonic allies.
Some sections OF the British public
think the time has come for Great
Britain and France TO begin a general
(contnued on Page Ten)
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GIRL BROWNS
Miss Anha Funfroek. Of Moraantonn.
Meets Death IN MononEsheia-
Two Others Rescued

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
MORGANTOWN. " Va. july A.
Miss Anna Funfrock. aged u years.
was drowned this afternoon al O.
O'Clock At tho Island. popular
swimming beach. two miles below
here on the Monon gahela river Miss
Funfrock and Two rirl companions
were wadlnE along the beach when
they suddenly stepped OF into daep
hole. ca1sed by recent dredging of a
sand boat
Edmund Beckett. . This city. ana
II T.. Robinson Ir. Of Tnioutown.
were swimming nearby and hurried
60 the rescue Two of the girls were
pulled from the river unconscious
Tho Funfrock -lrl never came fo the
surface after dIeaupparirr the first
time. Beckett and Robinson were ex-
hauafed BY their rescue work ana
only Che arrival ~ more ressurrs pre-
vented further loss of life
The drowned firl was the dauFhfar
uf Mr. and Mr. Michael Fuufrock. of
Boor hhuref avenue She Is survived
by her parents. four sisters ana three
brothers
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RIOT CAUSED
BY RED FLAG
SALEM SOCIALISTS PLACED
1T ON POLE ABOVE
STARS AND STRIPES.
Angry Mob Forms and Storm
Building - Flag Torn Down
and Burned-Deputies Called

Special Dispatch 20 the Gnteiiireneer
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. July -
County and local officers. aided by ape.
cial deputies. today had the situation
under control az Salem where mob
rioting occurred early this morning
over tho flying Of a red nag above the
stars and stripes on nag pole on
George Kings restaurant there A. a
given signal shortly after midnight a
mob Of 1900 people gathered in tho
street Boo front ~ the restaurant.
charged upon it tore down the OFFEND
ing banner and burned 30 amidst tho
widest disorder. which local police
were unable to quolI
A call Tor help was sent TO the
rhcrins Office here and sheriff Ross 3
stout loaded two automobile fun OF
deputies and rushed Co the scene
whore they rescued George King In
time % prevent possible mob yioIenco
as threats had been made to take him
from The town lookup and lynch him
He vas brought to the county Jail here
fo await a hearing on a charge Of in
citing riot Several persons were
hurt bur none seriously DURING tho
rotlug Tho mob accused soc.afIsts
of placing rho rod naz On tho role
above tho American nae following =
meefine in their hoadquartrra in tho
kinE building
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MORE ARRESTS
FOR CONSPIRACY

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. July =
Jose ~ Guero and Rodrigo de Liano.
connected with ~ Presente. a span.
iHh dally newspaper here. we're ar.
rested by federal authorities to-day.
charged with conspiracy 10 set on loot
new revolution in Mexico. Hearing
Nss set Tor July Is, and the men were
released on bonds Of $500 each Mr.
~ 'uero formerly was editor Of ri
hals. daily paper In Mexico city.
ana Mr. Dc Lla1o was head OF the
editorial department of El Imparciai
Ihey arrived in San Antonio about Elk
months aEo. In asserting their mo
cence ~ The charges both men insist.
cd they were antlHucrta
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FRANK HOLT SAID TO BE
ERICH MUENTER. WHO
FLED FROM HARVARD
Following Death of Wife-InfOrm-
ant Knew Him as Both
Holt and Muenter.

CHICAGO. H.. July Authorization
pointing to Frank Holt. the would be
assassin Of J. p. Morgan. as Erich
Muenter. a former student at the Uni
yersity OF Chicago. who disappeared
from Harvard following the death OF
his wife. In 1906. was given to news
paper here to-day by n college assooi-
ale Of Muenter during his Chicago
days. who ssys he knew OF Muenter's =
rehabilitating himself a. Holt. The
informant added that he had known
Of him as Holt In Vanderbilt Universi-
ty and Cornell.
The informpr. whose anonyminity
was pledged by the newspaper. was
quoted as saying.
Frank Holt. who shot J. p. Nor
gan. Is the Erich Muenter who took
his degree Of \. Y. AZ the University
OF Chicago in 1897. and later fed from
Cambridge. Mass. following the death
~ his wife. and has since been a fugi-
tive
There o. no doubt about Muentcr
and Holt being tho same man.
He has kept hidden all these years
through a remarkable rehabilitation
under the name Of Holt
"Muenter was born In Germany.
bur since his rehabilitation has
claimed 10 have been born in Texas OF
German parcntage For time he
taught German In the Harvard school
cf chicago. a private preparatory IN
futution BE also taught German In
Radcliffe COLLEGE Tor Women
"Hie wife was n pleasant German
American woman. o. remember her.
fCoutinusd on Page TsnD
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FLAN DERS AND NORTH
FRANCE ARE NOW LANDS
OF RICH CROPS.
Soldiers Satisfied with Life In
Trenches and Prefer Them 20
A Day i'm the Billets.

FREDERICK PALMER. who is a
the front in France for the AssocL.
ATEO PRESS. sends the following:
BRITISH HEADQUARTERs IN
FRANCE. July 3. via London, July
1925 a. m.-One might have gone
miles along the British front this week
without hearing the sound OF a gun
II seemed as II both sides were taking
a holiday from war out OF respect for
the beautiful summer wear, or else tho
silence was significant OF preparation
and accumulation OF shells by one side
or the other for some great effort.
Beyond the occasioned explosion OF a
mine and routine shelling TO harrasg
the encmy's guns. 10 destroy new forti-
hcauon work or 10 keep the enemy
from taking life too easily there has
been no action. The soldiers in re-
serve have been swimming in the
canal. resting under shaded trees.
playing cricket and football and tend
ing their flower gardens about their
quarters which have been made to
look like those one sees IN front OF
rows OF cottages at this season in Eng
land.
Land Of Rich Crops.
The flat and gently rolling country
OF flanders and northern France which
was a forbidding gray. leafless rnire
under chilling winter mists. has be-
come a pleasant land OF rich crops dot
ted with groves. while long lines OF
motor trucks OF the transport pnss
along stately avenues between poplars
which line the roads
All fears of an epidemic Of sickness
In the hot months for the immense
army billetod In the thickly populated
lowlands are groundless Thanks TO
tho antityphoid inoculation. the habi-
tual personal cleanliness of the Eng
lishmcn and the strict enforcement os
sanitary precautions Of the Royal army
medical corps in the minutest. details.
the health of the troops o. as good a.
that in tho barracks az home.
Tommy Atkins. frequently lends a
hand to the French peasant. an II
whom. from boys and girls of six or
seven fo bent old men and women. ara
enrared in the harvest. and by tho
way Tommy uses bis fcytho or fork
one knows whether be- is city or coun-
try bred
The correspondent has walked
throush the long communication
trenches safely boz broad day light 10
tcontnued on Page Teal
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PALMER WRITES OF LIFE
IN TRENCHES IN FRANCE
PUT FLOWERS ON WIFE'S'
GRAVE AND THEN DIED

Special Dispatch 20 the IntclliEcncer
COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 4-WesIey
Mills, night Waterman. to-day
placed flowers on his wife's grave IN
Noodlawn cemetery. went to his
daughter's home and died haif an
hour later
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ASSAILANT OF MORGAN A
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
QUARREL MAY END
IN DOUBLE MURDER

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer.
STEU BENVILLE. Ohio. July A.
Near the pig ankle" restaurant on
Church street. late last night JACOB
Epps and Jacob Chase, both negroes,
had a drunken brawl Chase slashed
Epps across the neck with razor a
long deep cut. To keep Chase from
exterminatlng other colored persons
near by Leir Grayson. a negro felled
Chase with a chair. which broke over
his head. fracturlng his skull. Both
men are in the Ohio Valley hospital
and may die.
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AGED WOMAN IS
FOULLY MURDERED

PALMYRA. S. j. July f-Her
atw- urrasrd as though to defend
h'ra.lf and With fHe marks of fng-
ore nn h.r Throat fHr hodt of Mrs. Ce-
.I.'Iu. UnnaH 'I years old. was dis
covered fudrr uE trr police in the
house who're aHr lived alone Tor moro
'nan I'D r'lr. a. ulIou had been
placed over OBI. H.ef Uomana head
Hnd fhU huu." rHu.Hrked Even the
mf'frs.. upon which tfa body lav had
h'0r .r. Un.r and -sHrrhrd Tor con.
rrHI.i treasure $40 trace of the mur.
torrr has been found
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After the sentence Of death against
Lieutenant Colonel Miassoyedoff had
been carried out early in April last %
was announced officially that several
perFons not connected with the army
had been arrested and would be- tried
a. Occomplices. In February the
Tenth Russian army was defeated IN
the Mazurian lakes district ~ East
Prussia. tho Germans taking tu utu
men a. prisoners. Five months earlier
fhe army Of General Rennenkamuf
bad been routed with great losses In
prisoners in The same province ana
under similar circumstance and o.
was contendod by Russian military
officers that tho German general starr
must have possessed knowledge Of in.
tended Russian movement suspicion
led 10 Lieutenant Colonel Miasfoye-
doN and DO was tried by courfmartiat
and condemned to death
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GERMAN REPLY
ALMOST COMPLETE

BERLIN. July By wireIsss to
sayrilloi The preliminary dran of
ihe German note in reply to The
American note regarding the sinking
or the Lusitauia and Germany sub
marine warfare has been prepared.
safs the Overseas News Agency The
draft nov viii be submitted 20 the
several German departments. after
which BE- viii be forwarded 20 Wash.
inrton
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PENNSY LAWYER
Is A SUICIDE

WAYNESBURG. Pa. July 4-Wm.
Hook. u years old. oldest member Of
the Greene County BAR araociafIon
and former district attorney vas found
hanging 10 tree on his farm two
miles from here TODAY It was aaid ho
had been dead Tor three week. The
authorities declare hr committed
suicide
William Trimblo. ased 1O. wealthy
farmer was also found dead in hia
home near here today and burns about
the mouth Indicated ho had faten
poison Financial trouble va. attn
butod az responsible for the deaths OF
both men
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FAIR WEATHER In
The OHIO VALLEY

Wasblnrton. July -Unfavorabie
weather for Independence day saie-
hufious in fhe east 'o morrow was
forecast tonight hv tho weather
bureau According fo Tho prediction.
if viii be- overcast with anowers In
rho middle AusAfic and New rnF.
land states and shouery ir fra south
and r8s' ruf states FaIr weather Ia
promised FOR fhn Ohio valley. west
Gulf and great lakes sections
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Was Hollis Plan
II Morgan Did
Not Stop War
WAS TO LOCK THEM UP IN ROOM AND If MORGAN FAILED
BLOW THEM AND HIMSELF WITH THE
DYNAMITE HE HAD WITH HIM
Holt Made Long Statement To Police Wood-orya
Home Closely Guarded and No One Allowed to Enter
Morgan's Condition Shows Improvement

dynamite " J. p. Morgan refused
to use his influence to stop the
expectation OF war munitions.
Frank holt. who yesterday at
tempted 20 asssssinste Mr.. Nor
aan st his home, near here. told
Police conmlssioner Arthur
Woods. In his cell at Mlneola to-
day. Holt said his plans mis-
carried; that he planned TO send
Mr.. Morgan out 20 stop the es-
portation OF munitions while he
held the other members of the
family in an upstairs room.
Mr.. Morgan, the victim OF the
bullets which Holt fred. con-
tinued to show Improvement to-
day. The only bulletin issued
was reassurina. u said that the
bullet did not enter the aabdo-
men and that an H-rsy exsmina-
tion showed ths no bones were
damaged. late tonight II was
said that the finaneier was rest
ing easily; that he had slept all
the afternoon. No reference was
made 20 the other bullet which
was said yesterday TO have come
out OF the upper part OF the leg.
Neither Mr.. Morgan nor men,
bers Of his family were told OF
the startling statement made by
Holt to Commissioner Wood. The
Morgan home was closely guard
ed yesterday. the force Of armed
guards surrounding the estate be-
ing doubled as the day wore on,
and all suspicious looking per
sons were kept at distance.
Every incoming train was
watched.
Not more than a dozen visitor
fHon%,r.H - D.~. ra,N
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ST. LOUIS, July 4.-Thoras r.
Marshall, Viee-president OF the
United States, In a statement TO
newspaper reporters tonight said
that he had been threatened with
death in more than a dozen anony-
nous letters which he has received
during the last six weeks.
Mr.. Marshall spent several
hours In St. Louis tonight. At 9
o'clock he departed for Hot
Springs, Ark, where he will par
tieipste In an independence day
celebration tomorrow.
GLEN COVE, N. ", July A.
Mrs. J. p. Morgan and children
were TO be held as hostages IN
their own home and killed with
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DESTROYED
& MAN ESSEL OF
DEUTSCHLAND TYPE SUNK
BY RUSSIAN SUBMARINE
Plucky Fight Of German Mine
Layer Described in Official
German Report.

LONDON. July 4. 1920 a. m.-The
Russian general naval stan. according
10 a dispatch from Reuters CORE
spOndent at Petrograd. reports thai a
German battleship Of the Deutschland
type. which was leading the enemy's
line during Fridays naval engage
ment In the Baltic. was blown IN By
two torpedoos discharged by a Rus
sian submarine.
BERLIN. July { CBy wireless 10
Sayvillel The plucky fght OF tho
German mine layer Albatross against
four Russian cruisers Of the armored
c'ass. and what is charged by German
naval officers ~ the violation of tho
Russians OF Swedish neutrality.
claimed the center Of public attention
IN Berlin today.
According 20 Swedish and Danirh
reports. the Aibatross. while passing
through q dense fog. lost sight OF the
accompanying small cruisers. and was
suddenly attacked by four biv-shipq
The Albatross fought Desperately
Tor several hours but was slowly
driven toward fhe Swedish coast and
finally entered Swedish waters. The
captain ran the ship aground near
Iienviker
The Russians. 30 ls said continued
to hre long after the Albatross had
entered swedish territory The Os-.
tegarn lighthouse was hii by Russian
shells. and the Keeper was compelled
to Zee
The AlbatrosE was hit about thirty
times Lieutenant roevcnbsrr and
90 men were KILLED and many others
wounded one shell entered tho ship
hospital killing ton wounded mah and
fatally wouudinr q doctor
The captain then requested the
Swedes to intern the ship and the
crew. The Swedish government.
these adtices say. immediately or
dered the swedish minister af pefro.
Erad in protest vigorously against tho
violation of Swcden's neutrality
The Russian cruisers. after tho ac.
ton with the Alhafross. were cnra-rd
BY ono ~ tho larrc warahius and .e..
crai small German cruisers on tho
coast and disappeared. houy purHad
by the Germans
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SPY'S ACCOMPLICES
HAVE BEEN HANGED

PETROGRAD. July 4. via London.
7.19 a. m.-Three accomplices OF Lieu
tenant Colonel Miassoyedoff. an inter
prefer on the staff OF the Russian
Tenth army who. some time ago was
hanged a. a spy. have been convicted
after a trial by oourtmartiaI and also
hanged.
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NEW YORK. July 81. p.
Morgan's condition continues
most favorable. said the only
bulletin issued today by ply
sicians In attendance upon
the fnancier who was shot
yesterday In his home near
Glen Cove. The bulletin,
timed 3:iO p. m. and given
out at the Office OF J. p.
Morgan a. Company. read:
The bullet did not enter
the abdomen and an X-ray
examination showed that no
bones had been damaged.
Mr.. Morgsn's condition con-
tlnues most favorable.
(Signed)
JAMES w. MARKoE."
I'll. II. NJ. LYLE"
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German Advance
North I'm Poland
Five Miles A Day
GEN MACKENSENS ARMY CoNTINI ES fTS SWINGING DASH
THROUGH GALICIA AND POLAND IN EFFORT TO
DRIVE A WEDGE INTO RI SSIAN CENTER

Russians Admit Retreat Center But Firm
German Advance Carries Them Farther Their Base
and Adds TO Their characterization Serious
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Declare ArniStice In
Mexico; Discuss Peace

andV
of amRtce wiiho
tngh Whether
lcOhdn be learned
h been coninuO
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parallel rivers beyond the Gnila Lipa.
and the Austro-German advance is
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