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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18

Sl5O silk and wool poplins, so shades
to select from, special S1.OO.
$50 Whipcord, clay serges, Eponge,
40 to 81 inches wide, special Sl.00
As inch net top lace flouncing, $500
for $500.
p inch organdy AOuncing, regular
Sl.5O for Sl.O0.
25c and CSC quality Ice voiIes, 10 w..
Sl.OO; 40 inches wide.
sc quality madras, y inches wide, 10
yards for Sl.OO.
p button length black or white silk
gloves, 75c quality, pairs for sl.oo.
I2A yards of genuine Toile du Nord
Bingham, worth $3.50 for S1.O0.
% yards cotton challie, enough for two
cOmfOrterS, for Sl.OO.
Genuine Ripplette, all colorS, 12A ydS.
for S1.OO.
Any of our soc neckties, ) for SlOO.
3 pairs soc mems athletic union suits
for Sl.OO.
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Announce en- is

The Sewing circle of Helene Re-
bekah lodge viii meet Thursday after
noon. The hOsteSses will be Mrs.
George Bauernfend, Mrs. Levi Heiss,
Mrs. Oscar Pawell.
The Primary and Beginners depart
ment of the Indiana Avenue Christian
church will hold their annual picnic
at Howard park Thursday afternoon.
The children Will meet at the church
at / o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We. the undersigned, sons and
daughters of the late Andrew J. Sack
wish TO express our sincere and heart
felt thanks to all relatives, neighbOrs
friends and the WOodmen of the
World, who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the illness and death of our
father, Andrew J. Sack, and for the
many expressions of sympathy.
FRED J. SACK.
JOHN r. SACK.
ADAM J. SACK
ANDREW J. SACK.
ANNA NJ. SACK.
Advt. ROSA SACK.
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DA 7
investments. Come S
for you "dollar day.

Beach Rompers, SIPS and Sl.50 values
at S1.OO; sizes from to o years.
White Ami-French dresses in batiste,
piuue and poplin, SIPS to $50 values,
at Sl.OO; sizes from 2 to s years.
Any Sl.5O P. N. corset in stock for 81.
A good fitting brassiere, opens in front,
$50 value, special Sl.OO.
Ladies colored fiber and silk boot hose,
soc quality, pairs for Sl.OO.
Leather bags in genuine pin seal, $3.50
value, at Sl.0O.
Sterling silver and 10 karat solid gold
lavallieres, $50 value, at Sl.OO
All wash skirts $100.
Odd lot of Spring coats ST 90.
Wolfe and Bingham dresses $1,00.
Special waists $1.OO.
1Oc Hills and LonSdale muslin, yard
wide, IA yards for Sl.0O.
25c plain and fancy Turkish towels, 5
for $500
zoe full bleached seamless sheets,
slightly Soiled, size Slx9O, ? for Sl.0O.
$50 hemmed crochet bed spreads,
large size, S1.OO.
$3.50 crepe de chine, IS shades to select
FROM Thursday special Sl.00.
$3.50 4O-in. black satin, special S1.OO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18

The Auten ". r. c. supper at the
old court house Saturday. Aug. p.
Dreamed chicken. mashed potatoes,
hot biscuits and gravy, string beans.
cabbage relish. bread and butter. ice
cream and cake and coffee, 25c- Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18

We expect to clean up lot of
$3.50, $500, $500 and $500 articles
for this low price.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18
SAVE YOUR DOLLARS AND BUY

. school Hats worth up to $3.50 for
S1.OO.
One lot we offer for 800.
One lot Ladies Hats, for S1.00.
One lot Ladies' Hats, bargains, each
S1.0O.
Special bargains in all summer mil
hnery for Dollar Day.
Advt. VAN GORDER'S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18
BIRTHS.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Elliott
976 Riverside dr., a daughter, Aug.
Is.
Born. 10 Mr. and Mrs c. KChnke,
726 Blaine av., daughter August
Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18
ALUMINIUM WARE FOR DOLLAR
DAY.

our regular $3.50 Double Boiler
S1.OO; ct. Heavy Berlin Kettle with
cover. 800. See window. Q. w.
Schaffner, 127 w. Jefferson. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18

Stated meeting South Bend Chap
ter. No. .. o. +. $. Thursday evening.
EMMA SAUSMAN W. N
CLARA WEAVER, Secretary.
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Duchess of Manchester.

LONDON. Aug. IS-The Duchess
OF Manchester VIII endow a private
hospital here with 100000. il was
said. she is the daughter of Eugene
Zimmerman, OF Cincinnati, who died
Zimmerman Of Cincinnati. leaving her
sole heir 10 his S6.0O0.O00. The
Duchess has just returned from Amer
lea
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-18

bother. Cedar Rapids. Iowa, and
Many Jane Kiehl, mother. Kansas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

Washington June The Amcri-
can totC to Germany concerning the
sin6ing of the Lusitana virtually was
ready today for transmission To Ber-
lin. President Wilson worScd until "a
late hour last night to complete its
phrascolugy.
The note is said Go DE vigorous
rvitemuoa of previous demands that
Germany exercise the right OF visit
and search before attacking unarmcd
merchant ships. The delay In for
Warding the note was To- enable the
president to so phrase It that there
could nc mo- room for doubt or tur-
thcr argument concerning the atu-
tudc ct the United States,
Il vay expected that the note would
bc canlod Co Ambassador Gerard az
Pcrlin tonight or early tomorrow at
the latest
Count Won Bcrnst0rn the German
ambassador. believes that us "A result
ot his conference with president VII
son the crisis over the sinking of the
| Luitanin has now passed
secretary Bryan had conference
with President Wilson at noon today
and IN understood tu have gone ovel
! the nnal draft of the German not'
with him After leaving the prcs
| dent Mr. Bryan refused TO say wheth
! ar the president had giyca him th'
I note for transmission to Berlin ans
would not discuss 80 In any way
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
GERMANS REPORT SUCCESS
IN AIH NND ~ SEA

Berlin, June 7-(Vm Wireless o.
~ayyillc1. THE following abatement
was given out here officially to-day
~ German submarine ON juno 3
sank the Russian cruiser Amur ot Tie
second class near Baltic port
con the NIGHT of June i-5 German
naval dirisiblos attacked the fortified
mouth 81 the Humber con tho east
coast of England the naval fort "i
uarwich un Essex, England. ond
the hnrbui establishment at Ilarw.ch.
They were Conspicuuusly successful
Many bombs were dropped and thcr"
Was large number of cNpl"si"us
one particularly violent explosion
~as that of a gas tank or oil tank
which was lat Bombs were drHpp.I
ru the railroad depot
GERMAN airships were shot nt Nis'
uruu-iy by guns uu land and uu ships
They were not hit, aud returned
safely"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
GENERAL ITALIAN NDN NNCE
I'ItI,IIDl. 10 GREAT BATl.l

l'diuc, Italy June tNW thuss
and Paris. l.iu J.. m.I-.N general
italian advance is taking place today
across the Isuulu river from Cup"r'i-
Co to the sea. distance ut about
forty miles.
The movement is one ui import
Jncc and hard nghtiug Be- taking plnor
20 Gradisru and boo th, vicinity 81 this
town.
Tho Italian authorities are drawing
urht,r the screen ct secrecy as tu th'
Italian operations Nevertheless u
may bee said that masses of Italian
troops have been concentrated un th'
roads from Curmuus palmuuusu ana
trryiguuuu.
Tho risyt1urp or the Austr.aus BE-
daily becoming stronger This l'bI-
ian officers declare. has had the ci
fc.i of making their mon more Dc
tyrmiUcd
Tolmuo, on the east side uf the
isunzp. is one ut the Italian unlc
uNCF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
Investigation at United States
Naval Academy Develops
Inbo Serious Scandal as
Trial Begins.
ATTORNEYS FOR ACCUSED
/. YOUTHS ENTER PROTEST
Object to Their Clients Be-
i.'g Held Prisoners and Ap-
peal Is Made to Secretary
Daniels.

Annapolis. Nd. June THE naval
court Of inquiry appointed hy sccro-
tary Daniels to investigate charges Of
Irregularities In connection with ex-
aminations nt the naval academy. met
today. Already three midshipmon
have been dismissed and the recon-
meadations of the academy authori-
tics call for like treatment of seven
others.
The court ~ composed of captain
v. T.. Russell. president; Commander
4. r. Lone Commander l.. r. DE
Stcisuer and Lieutenant C0mmandcr
w. %. Watt. Judge advocate.
Counsel for the seven midshipmcn
specifically accused OF having secured
advance Information on examinations
protested 10 the court against thcii
CLIENTS being kept under arrest ai
recommended by the previous board
Of investigation composed of officer
attached to the academy.
The court ruled that Il had no jur
isdiction over this matter al present
whcrcupou the lawyers srut a tcle
! gram to Secretary Daniels at Wash
nigton protesting against thi'
(Coutiuucd ON Page TWO.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
DR.. Anna Howard Shaw
Charged With Flattening
Out Wisconsin Lady With
the Steam Roller.
CONGRESSIONAL UNION
CAUSE OF DISSEN5ION
Verbal Sparks Begin to Fly
Before Mid-Year Confer
ence of Women Is Half an
Hour Old.


Chicnro, June THE mid-ycar
conference of the National American
Woman Suffrage association was only
half an hour old today when verbal
sparks began To rs. The participants
were Dr Anrn Howard shaw, prcsi-
dent of the association; Mrs. Thomas
W. Youmnns. president of the Wis
consin state organization, and, as
peacemgkor. Mrs. Harriet Taylor Up
ton. president OF the state organiza-
tion of ohio.
Mrs Youmans accused Dr. shaw Of
naitcning her out with "a steam roll
Ter.
The trouble arose over the congress
sional union. sunragist organization
said to advocate militant methods.
includins attacks on parties and In
diyiduals which oppose the woman
movement This IS one of the most
important subjects To come before
the conference.
Mrs. Youmans offered a resolution
calling for an arbitration committee
on which the congressional union
should have fair representation "a
, consider all matters bearing on lh'
subject. the committee 10 report latci
90 the conference.
4 motion 40 table nv Mrs STANLEY
(C0ntinuci on Page Two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
MILLIONS WORTH
OF AMERICAN HORSES FED To
THE BATTLEF|ELDS Of EUROPE

mules have ben fed TO tho battle-
fields Ton million doiinra worth
were sent 90 f'ropc in April alone
In Europa nls',o ~: thu worlds
rrand divisions, has American . reign
trade Increased European nations
took t2x7. 900, GOO more of American
roods during the ten mouths than
during the same period the previous
year. Nurth American nations too"
$50 600. .0oo less; South American ma
tions. S33.0n0.0o0 less Asiatic ma
tions, sS,500.O00 less African coun-
tries S900. 0HO less ana Oceanil
countries. &g,200. 900 less.
Great Britain alone took t20i.Neo.
600 more during the period than in
the previous years period France
&i33.nOo. 400 more: italy, ksi.00o.o0'
more: Sweden Ssg.TO0.ODn more
Nctherlands. s2s.tO0,000 more. an,
Norway. gs.OO0,0oo more. ESpori'
20 Germany showed t2so.0on,oo'
decrease. Austria Hungary an tlss
: 500. 900 decrease. and Belgium q sst.
/ zoe, 600 decrease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
Turks DENY AIIlE~ NNN
NDN NANTAGE DN GAiIIpOli

IUnsIUUIIU"VII, JUn' N""IVlu IUU-
don. june g. 900 a. m The allied
troops ON the Gullpoli peninsula
have. been driven back with heavy
LOSSES according to uu official state
mcut issued today hy the Turkish war
office which says.
stubborn lighting ON the Soddul
Bahr front has been successful tor
us. This was achieved hN our right
wing counter attacks. The enemy
was driven back IN disorder into hi-
old position after suffering heavy
losses"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

HNH NHHNNAHh tA'NNAN hfNnHNA NNNNt
WcshiuRton, June o. Despite th'
tp-Csiird ".faI ardcrs stss an OFF,
Uiai analysis of the foreign trade is-
sued today by the department ol
commerce "tho exports of manuiuc-
turcs of an kinds. other than food
tmns. have been lcss than la the Slim
liar period before the wat
The statement refers To- the foreign
trade for the ton mouths ended in
Aprl. which shows trade balance
of almost r. billion dollars
"Thc normal sales Of manufacture,
curing peace" the statement says
were greater than those under exist
ing war conditions. because OF thu
tact and the extraordinary shrinkRg'
of exports of crude materials. it b
found that the net Increase in oui
total exports has been wholly In food
stuns
one of the outstanding features oI
the analysis s that more tnan 2fN,
OO0. O00 worth Of American horse
and almost Si0,000,000 worth o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
VIENNA WEPOIITS ENI.L OF
IENHEIlG VI HAND

London. June g. a.ia %. m rcl''
Lrums rom Vienna say that Lem
berg. capital ui the Austrian crown
land of Gauciu, now n the hands OF
the Russiaus, may be takcn "t ANY
moment has the Nustro-Gcrmun forces
according to despatch from '"poE
hagen to she ENchauge Tylcsrnph
company
one message from the Austrian
capital says that thr Austrinns aF'
twenty-five miles from the town Hud
other adVivcs estimate the distance
AT only ten miles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
FRENCH NINE LNNEW
VICTIM on \ NINE

Paris. June :. 2 20 q. m. The min-
istry Of marine has given out an nl-
uriaI announcement reading
"rho French mime layer thsahian'H
has struck a milne az the entrance oi
o. bay lu the Aegean Sea. The cap
tain and another officer aud sixty
four sailors were picked up hy a Brit
ish torpedo boat iu the vicinity. II N
supposed the other survivors we're
able To- roach shore whore they Wciv
taken prisoners hy the TURKS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
GEItMNNN INNESTIG NTING
ATTACK On ~iiIP NI2Iiii tNk

Washington, june Ambassador
Gerard reported today that the Ger
man admiralty as set had no report
on the torpcdoing of the American
steamer Ncbraska. bat was conduct
ing an Investigation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
Cheered by Whole House as
Full Membership of New
Coalition Cabinet Appear
for First Time.
AsQUITH WELCOMES
ITALY TO THE FOLD
Bill Creating New Ministry
of Munitions Proposed; Re-
sponse to Appeal for Men
Declared Satisfactory.

London. June e. C3.tN . mJ All
'h new minister. OF the British coal
iuon cabinet appeared on the 'front.'
uen.h In the house of commons this
afternoon. Premier Nsquith and the
new secretary for the colonies, \.
Houar Law and others were chccr'd
hy the vhulc house when they rose
tu answer questions.
Premier Aslutu announced that
the response TO Field Marshal Earl
Kitchrncr's appeal for 100000 re-
rruus had been satisfactory.
NIuding tu the Intervention of
Italy. Nj. Asuuith said
"puring half rcntur, there never
has been q shadow of d.srord between
tho tao nations. We rcsard her as
one of the custodians of the free ira
dHiuns of Europe. We wurml grasp
tho hand of Italy and welcome her
gallant sailors and soldiers as fellow
comrades in the struaglc on which
tho liberty uf the whole world de-
pouds'
Frcdrrick g.. Kclluway, liberal
member Tor Bedford, asked whether
the government has the power "i
stopping the mlHchicyous rampairn "f
gruup of newspapers whi'h c1doaN-
urcd to prevent men from joining the
arm. hy refusing 20 publish LORD
Kurhcurrs appeal for more men, and
Violently utack.ns les conditions, ana
whether the government WAS aware
that those attacks came from the
Same source as did the recent attacTs
ON Lord Kitchener.
Harold !. Tenant parliamentnry
undrr secretary for war replied;
"Tlfc action nf these Journals has
stimulated response to Lord Kitchen
crs appeal u is believed the men
required will Dee rapidly available
| MIR Tcn1nnt's answer Was grcete'
with cheers
Mr KollaWay asked assurance IRON
the coalition government that 'Ttht
malignant press viii not Dc able t.
continue it, attack ou the leaders ~
tine natiuu.'
Nr Tenuaut, however said h'
itnouuhi this action was not necessary
Homo Secretary simon moved tn
second reading of the hill establish
ing ministry ui munitions. He TX
plaincd that the ueN doparlnen
would concern itself Nith the suppl
of munitions. but that the hghting de
partmcut would dctcrmlac the natur,
extent aud urgency of their nced'
The home secretary said the arm
wanted as many shells as organize
industry was capable ot prndurin
land us quickly us possible.
The mu1tton bin evoked som
, opposition. ". NJ. r. pringlc hhcri
- member for tho northwest division e
- LnnarNshirr. advanced th" uraumct
% that the hil gave the new minist'
e unlimited power
s. phiip SnoNdcn. socialist mcmb'
. for blackburn announced that " nr
attempt were made to thrust force
% IL por on the country he would oppo'
10 tt every stage.
uI John Dillon. nationalist member %
' east MuNu. said;
q Certain newspapers are applaud
o ing the ideals uf Prussianism. W
must take care that tho War does M
result len the establishment ~ Prn
sianism In this country"
4. ~--~-~~S~~~N-N-~1N~S~~ SS~~-S-~-'|>-
Five members uf her crew WEI
rescued. hut four lost their liNes ~"
the shelf fire Of the underwater hn'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

trance Of the Gulf Of Riga In the
Baltic. which. according to Pctro-
grad, resulted In the sinking of Sow
cral German transports aud one large
unnamed vessel with the lgussinns
losing one auxiliary ship
Il Is expected In London that the
Germans will renew their cforts tu
land troops on the Baltic coast al
Russia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
Thirteen Million People Face
Actual Death from Want Of
Food in Land Of Boundless
Wealth.
MODS STORM AT FUTILE
NATIONAL CONVENTION
Associated Press Correspond
ent Under Date Of May ~,
Gives Vivid Statement of
Awful Situation.

tAsuoeiaied Press correnpondenesl
Mexico CITY. saturday May
s2.--For the last tiirce days the
sessions of the so-tals-d national
convention In the chamber of
t.Cputlte building have befn sccnar
of the widest disorder. Not only
the RnIIerics, hut n times tho
noor End speakers tribune have
hecn rushed BY hordes Of hungry
men, wOmcn and children.
The shouts of 1--WE want cofui"
drowned all others, and oven the
show of bayonets dnd the firing of
soldiers over tIsls heads bf tl,e sa0b
have not checked their vain and
pltcous search gor feod. The tted
Ciors has becn kcpt bssSy carry
ing OF women and elIlIdfen and
la some casss. old men, crushed
or overcome Ia tlsese manIfesta-
tlons.
Ten thousand s,sthcFed outside
oF the chamber to-day and nenrly
900 were carrted on op stretcii-
crS. Actine f'fesldeat t;efetai
Rnque Gonzales Garsn appcnrcsi
besorc the convention delegates
and "a portion oF the mob 40 tell
them tiint the treasury wna
empty. tine fieids laid waste BY
,he cODtendlng revoiutlonaries
and that the only hope for ti,s'
coming winter was that all Nex-
leans lay down their arms and
hcgin the tililne of the fields
Repeatedly tho crowds assatlirsl
him, saying; SCiise us corn- Out
wonncn and children are dying ol
hunger. Give ~ corn"
\ comparatively small suppil
wns obtained from the forcigr
relief committee and this as-,ine'
csl the wants of the day.
Crops everywhere ART short ans
IN AN save i've of the twenty
seven rtatcs Of Mexico tiacre n ab'
-olute want with the new harvc-
many months away and mytliie'a
bctausc to a large extent nnpiant
csI, Even states ~ productive a
NorcIos ard Guanniunto are call
Ing for corn. while armies taifI
their cavalry into anything arccl
Ia bc found. and kiii cattle aii'
other farm animals tor tisci
hsdc-. u l. estimated tlsat vHier.
rciief Ccmes from tire Onfsid
more tbsn ia.000.tao peopie VII
he in danger OF starvation u
ncru,nl tlr,s-- Il rrquires appsoxl
matcly i.sO0. 600 tons nf corn 3
feed these fa.0O0.Oon. fafnarf
and graln dealers say this nini
~ obtnlncd IN the Unitcd STATE
hut Ms,xlcO has no naOney "a IN
Tor eycn part of what Il ncet
cd. she win he compelled "a thru
herself an the charity 10 the Una
cd States. acSOrdlfsg "a ii,eae "a
thorities.
CARRANzA DECLARES VILLA
~ nEGGING FOR rt,i
WashingtOn. June T.--AdVicea b.
ing out report of victory for q
1 ffs..ns4s,anaa 81 1Aam.. WItNn1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
BRITISH BARK SUNLIGHT
SUNK RN StBM NiiNE

London june e.. .3n = M. ne
British bark sunlight "i IdNerp""''
i.2aS tons net. has been sunk hN
German submarine.
The captain and crew Of the barr
arrived al Queenstown today They
say that they were given time to take
tn their boats before the weasel Was
sunk hy she'll hre from the suhmd'
rine The sunlight left Macoris. SAN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
TI,NMLER ARCTIC SUNK IN
NORTH SEA BN SIHM NItINI

London. June 7. 5;t5 J.. The
trawler Arctic has been sunk In tho
North Sea by German submarine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

Inudun. June g. o. noon FOLLOW
|.us the capture of the Euesiuu post
'nr ut ptzcmNsi the Germans Hppii
|cuty have sent heavy rclnlof rWcris
H. thr western Tine where th"r" are
distinct signs uf a resumption "i ih.
offensive on the part ui the invaders.
Nevertheless the French report q
blow and uninterrupted advance n
|thc sector north Of Arrus. and I'M
'portart gains north oi th' Ai-n'
According to "a French uululu Zee
|purt French troops, after % very 'i-
lcctlly bumhardm'ut az point ''N'
Int Tracy lc Mont aud north ul Inc
river Aisuc. carried ~" SUCCESSIVE
, ,hncs uf trench on a 'front.' "i '"'
4 Ekilomctcr together with -rN''''
iurmuu works
IN tho cast the Aus,ru.G"rW'u 'd-
nance rs continuing with eastern Can
I 'ra ngurue prominently ar inr on
lc,tiNc. Th's move BE- regarded ih
4 .undon ns political the idea of The
+ Gcrmaus aud AustriJus being Geo cN'
. .rrt AN influence upon l;umauiH
pctruprad announce l,ussi'n
,utrcgs along the river iruth neat
kuloiuca, whore the Austru-' icrIu1E
are said tp hay" been forced h'cH
4n,rnSs the river petrngrud hhN'
+ also that the tuSsiau lines ui de-
4 tense must bC rcadjustcd ON io'"un'
i ui the use OF poisonous gases hN me
. Grrmans. The lighting along lh'
+ ,rntraI sectiun Of the river lf"nz" ma
4 dc,ciupod series of fierce engage
E mcnts with the Italians undiu'
n stronger opposition thnn they hith"r
4 tn have met. the AustrBus being Tor
Y nHdabN entfenchcd.
This morning the British rnhh
was informed that their forces h"'
won "A brilliant success at pom
Il l,r from the main lines ot battle "'
the continent Sir Percy Cos ai th
n head of "a stroug naval ana miiitr
. force has gained n t"'th"id H' ~"
u ara. on the Tigers river half va
from the head of the Persian SuI
n tn the city nf Bagdud. burIns IN
a last few DAYS the Auslo-indiau arm
y operating In this neld has capture
" many prisoners az well ar guns 'h
Il ammunition and have taken sui
n boat. steamers ana steel harsrs. II
said that the Turkish army oppose
to a rs 80 demoralIzcd that h
doubtful if II will bee able 90 one
a serious resistance tu further hrills
Az advance In Mesupptamia
The only naval activity of the wee
" snd was the engagement at the el
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
oUEENsTOwN HOTEL MAN
AOII NIAItN ENlIi,

Sew York. june Otto HumherL
owner OF IN, queens hotel at queens
town where many survivors OF the
l.usitanin were sheltered. when they
we're rescued from the ocean, reached
New York today VOLUNTARY exile
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
German Deny Loss of Airship
and Claim Air Raid Most
Successful Yet; Naval Bat
tie in the Baltic.
GREAT BATTLE IMPENDS
ON ITALIAN FRONT
Germany Continues to Rush
Re-inforcements to Wes-
tei1 Front for Supposed
Fresh Drive to Channel.

Try Evening Herald Leased Wirrl
Iu1don. June !, > y. mL-Ihc
admiralty announced TO-DAY that ~
Zeppelin had hcn blown Ia
pictc- over Belgium by British
nitmcn.