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to arrive about the 14th and probably
On the 18th the Chinese will play
their first game against the teams Of
the East in the Far Eastern Olympic
meet. Kim Tong Ho, who will have
charge of the teams tour in China and
associated with Tin Chong in the Ma
nila series, is confident of the local
boys winning the Far Eastern cham.
pionship, MIR. Ho has received infor-
nation that the local boys will be CIV
en- one of the biggest times of their
lives while in China
After playing in China the team will
tour Japan under the direction Of Prof.
!. Abe of the Waseda University. The
arrangement of this-end of the SEIZED.
ule will be taken up on the arrival of
the Mongolia at Yokohama. where
Prof Abe will meet the local team.
The following will probably COM
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NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN

Roster officers
Hotel and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

pose the party to make the tour,
which promises to be one Of the great.
est baseball trips ever taken by a
local nine:
kai Luke. 2b; HoOn Xxi Vim, C and
p; Kan Yin Chun, captain, who will
play third and also do some back.
stopping for the team; Lang Akana,
CT; Hoon Cheong Vim, ID; William
Apau. and 3b; Yen Chin. and If;
Yuk Bum Hee, IS; Luck zee I.au, p;
Kan Fat, RI; Sing Hung Ho, IF and
Nelson Eau, pitcher.
The team will be under the manage.
ment Of Kim Tong Ho and w. Tin
Chong.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
FORMER CALIFORNIA
TENNIS STAR DIVORCED

CaroIine K. Whitney was granted
a. interlOcutory decree of divorce
f,om Robert N. Whitnts. former ten
n|s champion of the Pacific coast, by
Superior Judge Hunt. Mrs. Whitney,
1ornerly Of Sacramento, began the
e0It january a4 for decree on the
1I0und Of cruelty. Whitney married
her shortly after being divorced from
.'( frpt wife.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

there secret the handling OF shotgun Ralph K spot
rteenyearod champion H
discovered applied
father
held walked
His first win the February He had
ties the shoot for the
the Eight
In the match for the Accumulation
Of
contest figures found that had
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ADRIATIC OFF, LADEN
WITH WAR MUNITIONS
Cartridges and Autos in Cargo
Three Americans Aboard
-Shaughnessy U%nafraid.

The White sta liner Adriatic sailed
yesterday for Liverpool with a cargo OF
about $4,000 tons made mn largely OF
munitions. Chief among the articles for
use OF the British army are
Three thousand five hundred and ffty-
seven boxes OF empty proiect!le'. $500
cases OF cartridges, j.sTi cases of cop
per. 1875 copper cathcdes. $3.50 reels
Of barbed wire, 6.l55 packages OF steel.
1000 cases OF spelter. J,ii0 barrels OF
lubricating oil, 1907 packages OF steel
forging. 1919 cases OF brass rods, 1871
auto trucks, 73O coils OF copper wire, 8
tractors. l aeroplane.
The Adr.atic carries 81 first cabin,
l1e second cabin and l4s steerage pas
sengers. There are three Americans
aboard. P. l. Foster OF al Broadway,
Miss D. Wells of Philadelphia and r. A.
Boffey % haywood. y. j
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president OF
the Canadian Pacific. who IS going TO
England on business. said he might take
a run over 20 France 20 look AZ things
there. He said travelling by land with
an engineer half across the continent. as
he had done recently. did not make him
nervous and he did not believe he would
fret about the perl 0, submarines. He
was inclined TO believe. he said, that
the United states would become IN
volved in the European war. but was
confident thai the present Admtnistra-
ton would by diplomacy or other
means" uphold the dignity OF the United
States.
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COUNT TISZA DEFIANT.
I'VE VIII Fight TO Last Breath"
lie Declares.

BUDAPEST, via Amsterdam, May 81
Count Stephen Tisza. the Hungarian
Premier. explained the position OF the
Austro-HunEarian monarchy toward
Italy in a speech before the Hungarian
Chamber OF Deputies to-day.
we will wag this war to the last
breath against all the devils Of hell
and force victory from fate lie ex-
claimed. The latest speech of the
Italian Premier, Signor Salandra, con-
tained three accusations. The first was
ia the ultlmatum to Serbia upset the
equilibrium OF the Balkans. II Is gem
orally known that we gave a distinct
declaration 20 al! the Great Powers that
we desired no territorial changes what
ever, The assertion OF the Italian Pre-
mier is a notorious untruth,
THE second accusation was that we
altered the sphere of influence In the
Balkans. This assertion Is somewhat
,ncompreNensihle. The third was that
We violated the Triple Alliance treaty
because we neglected pr, viousiy 10
come to an agreement with Italy regard
Ing our ultimatum to Serbia, The only
mention OF an antecedent agreement
with Italy IN the Triple Alliance treaty
states specifically that this was re-
CURED only in the event OF an altera-
ton OF the status quo in the Balkans
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GERMAN LINES IN
NORTH FRANCE HOLD
Announces Success,
With French Loss. Between
Vermelle and Lorette.
GAINS NEAR PEREMYSL

BrsLf~, via London. May zT.-The
failure Of French efforts 70 pierce the
lines between vermelle and
Loretts Hills and the repulse OF allied
advances at Scissors are announced BIZ
the Germans to-day. The official state.
ment Ia as follows;
Regardless OF their great failures
OF May % TUESDAY. the French re-
peat~i their attempts TO break through
our lines between Vermelle and the
Iorette Hills Very strong forces were
brought forward for n storm attack
along a narrow stretch Of ten silo-
meters tsix milosl. but the attacking
force everywhere was repulsed. We
are In fun possession OF our positions.
An uncommoniy large number OF
fallen Frenchmen are lying In front OF
our trenches.
Further French attacks we're d.
rected late In tire evening against our
line OF souchez-Neuviile.
South % souchez the battle has not
corne 20 a conclusion.
During a accommodating expedition
north II Dixmude tBeisiuml va took
one officer and twenty-five Belgtans
prisoners.
Further eneuy advances At Scissors
and Ia the forest OF lie Pretre were
repulsed.
An air attack was successfully car
ried out by US on the Notifications at
SOutheni on the lower Thames.
In the eastern theatre there has
been ~ change In tho situation.
In the southeastern theatre an At
tao by our troops prog eases TO the
northeast OF Peremysl and In the lis
trict Of Stryi Tn. booty and ysster-
days results canno yet be estimated
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TEUTONS ADVANCING.
circle About P~remysI Gradually
BEING closed.

LONDON. May 27.-Despatches from
the eastern front Indicate THAI. despite
their bcs, e~udeavors, the Russians are
seeing tho Austr!ans and Germans
gradually close the CirCls about
Peremysl. Since they have effected the
latest crossing of the san at Pedymno
they have cut of the railway 10 Lem
borg, which leaves the Russians only "A
Harrow gap through which to withdraw
or else stand a Siege similar 10 that
they conducted three mosths x
In the face OF this. Petrograd perists
IN the declaration that the enc!rcling
lines about the fortress city will not he
consolidated. They believe the move
ment from the southwest Will divert at
teuttDn from the siege and compel the
Teut)us 10 turn 10 another section Of
the battle line.
Artillery counted In the victory which
gave the Austrars and Germans an
other foothOld across tho river yester-
day. The positions OF the Russians
we're swept by heavy field guns and
hovitzers until It was impossible for
them 10 remain.
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FRENCH MAKE GAIN
IN SECTOR OF ARRAS
Greater Part Of Ablain Is Won
With Heavy Losses to
the Germans.
BIG Gun DrELS on USER
sr.r.sl catl. p..ra,e. 70 Tus srx

Special TGbi. pssrr,cb n TVS >rS
PARIS. May 27-French troops have
won decided successes in the region Of
Arras during the las .~wenty-four hour.
They not only have obtained possession
OF the greater part OF Ablain. but have
driven the German forces from their
strongly fortified p~cei,ions IN ;he ceme-
terry rear Ablain and AVE advanced
some distance Beyond Il.
During this hsbtlns. cay the War
Once. .he German losses were very
heavy to-day. ~ they were yesterday.
Nothing Is said as TO the price IN lives
at which he French made their progress
lr This sector. where the principal
fighting o. the last few days has oc-
CURED. the French nave taken German
trenches southwest OF souches at
Chateau Terieu.
The oficlal nigh, communicate was as
follows:
In Belgium. alonz the User canal.
Their, we're IN ermit;eut artillery duels.
In the sector uor.h ot Arras the
day vas marked b. several actions
g.. ona~ac,sr vblch have re-
snt.a1 a, r.x succe.ses ,o ia
In he region about Augres the
.nsu, mad. two counter attacks.
p,.b ~ those Attacks were repulsed
and We remained masters % the 10
-!t,1ns gained by " yesterday. The
ns--,r ,oe.es. 4. va. the ca.e y.-er-
DAY. we're very heavy.
Eu-,hsr q, -he routh. cas- Of Abiain.
rH.1'e. .-a.i,,,siy ocr,n,sd
- "o'ps - 1870 va. o, An
'eFea.y '"d 'Us ,b,c,
lam 'nade an eh-ts't' "'''oN' 80
resulted y we 'ep.uIe u
'renches IN 'front.' "i NE "
she village Immediately Ate'"a'u
W. captured 'ae poS''o's II we Se.
;ery .tssl'' "..'- nc eheHs a
strongly fortified We have made some
progress on tls other sd OF the ceu1e-
,ery
F'ou- hundred prisoners among
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SENTENCE AMERICAN WOMEN.
Gcrmnns Arrest No for Insulting
an Officer.

BERLIN. - Tire Hague. May at
Mrs Harriet Boyce and her daughter Of
san Francisco have been sentenced 20
three weeks Imprisonment; IN she Ba-
yo-.a7 town = i.indau for having IN
s.,'-l A. cfl-e-
Their case was taken VI today BY
Amhassator Gerard and I: has been ar
ragged that pending action OF the For
e'ga Ofr-e Mrs. Boyce and her daughter
shall remain at liberty under $1,000
bail offered by the American Consul At
Munich.
TIE Lirdau authorities charged hat
TIE women used Insulting language 70
the German officer who examined their
baggage. Ms Povce said she rad no
Intention 81 insulting the Officer and ex-
planned that her knowledge u German
was sigh. After sentence OF three
weeks imprisonment had been imposed
the women were allowed TO communicate
with the American Consul a; Munich.
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JANE ADDAMS MEETS BURIAN.
Presents women's Pence ResoIu-
ttons TO Austrian Minister.

VIENNA. May 2s Cvia Amsterdam and
London, May 2O.-MLss Jane Adams
was received by Baron stephan Burian.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. to-day. the
audience having been arrsnsed by Am
bassador Penteld. She presented the
resolutions adopted a, the recent inter-
national congress OF women held at The
Hague in the Interest OF peace. Be
cause OF the pressure arising from the
italian situation the Austrian Premier.
Count ~Stuergkh. was unable to see her.
Miss Adams was the guest Of the
local woman's peace club Monday and
on Tuesday OF womer's charity organ'za-
tions. To-day she addressed the women's
clubs and this evening she left for BGda-
pest 10 see the Hungarian Premier, Count
Tisza. She Will speak 10 the womor's
clubs OF Budapest tomorrow. Miss
Aida ms says she Is greatly pleased ~
her friendly reception among the Aus
trians.
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ENGLISH COAST RAfDED.
ZeppeIins' Bombs XIII Two women
al southend.

LONDON, May 27.-One or more Ger
nan airships rsided soutnend last night.
killing two women and causing some
material damage before they were driven
on by British aeroplanes. Tho Admit
rally announcement follows:
Late last night n Zeppelin visited
the east coast and bombs we're dropped
on southend. The casualties reported
TO date are two women killed and one
child badly Injured. . Very little ma
,erial damage was done.
"Aeroplanes n ~seapianes proceeded
In pursuit OF the enemy. but the Yep
pelin succeeded in escaping In an east
eriy direction"
While the Admiralty say. that Two
women were killed. dispatches from
southend speak only OF one being killed,
a Miss May Fabin. who was struck by
a piece OF flying shell while leaving a
street car. on the other hand, South
end dispatches say that two and pos
sibly three zeppelins participated in the
attack. the Admiralty recording the
presence Of only one.
The sky was slightly clouded. though
the moon wns shining. when the whirr
OF the propellers vas heard at about
II o'clock. Immediately afterward bombs
began to fall. exploding with terrific
noise and throwing forth so much fame
that the city was Illuminated. some OF
the missiles were incendiary. The resi-
dents were not in the least panicstricken.
on the contrary crovdin4 into the streets
and gazing upward to catch a glimpse
OF the raiders.
British aeroplanes went IN In pursuit..
Some time later two Zeppelins were
seen over Burn-on-Crouch seven miles
northeast OF Southend. but no more
bombs were dropped.
News OF the raid has created very
little commotion In London. which ls
only forty miles west Of Suu.hend The
same town has been the objective %.
several aerial raids during the las, six
months.
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FRENCH AVIATORS SHELL
RHINE EXPLOSIVES PLANT
Drop Bombs on Ludwigshafen, Setting Fire to Great
German Chemical Factory-Reply to
Air Attacks on Paris.

p,,.. a.. - w. 1900 ,.-,c.,
"@' -
factory at Ludwigshafen, on the Rnine'
was raided This morning by a feet OF
eighteen French a.ronta,e. zach one
-.. a.. - ,,,n -, -.
NAi'''"s "'' N'oS 'ii' pou"u''
plosives. Before the raiders turned on
their homewar I'd track Are a broken out
q, .,.r. ~. oo,y ,,,ust-s Ara
=, - .,
u az apparent 'ha' great uainase ""'
oeen done
In all Germany ener. are few more I'm
eNpIos'' 'n'"
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OWN SHELLS
OVERCOME GERMANS
British Eyewitness" Says
French Shell Burst Cylin-
der Containing Gas.
HEAVY TECTON LOSSES

LONDON. May 27-N British 'e-e-
witness narrative OF events ~ the Bel
g.an front. written under date OF May
?5. was Issued here to-day. Il "a con
cerned principally with minor engage
ments and occurrences. The Germans
have suffered heavy losses recently. the
writer says. The foiIows In
part
"A building in La Bassee used by the
Germans as a bathing establishment
was hi, recently by one Of u howitzer
shells while Il vas full o: German ON
GERS. Between twenty and thirty we're
killed or wounded.
Not far from Ypres our a~nti-a!rcraft
guns brought down a hostile aeroplane,
which fell head!ons on a Harapet OF the
German trenches within sight OF tho
French lines. Both the pilot ard th-
observer must have been instantly
killed. The French. noting that the
falling machine WAS exciting consider
able interest amonE h occupants o.
the en-my's WORKS, grained machine
guns Oh the spo; and veited Until a sui
sclent number C; Germans had oil
lected. Then ihey opened ire or them
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AMERICANS ARE HELD UP.
Are board the Potsdnm, which Is
stopped by Admiralty.

LoNooN, May e7.-The Admiralty au-
thorities held up the steamship Potsdam
in the Downs to-day. She sailed from
New York on May II for Rotterdam with
a ruTh"r ~ Americans aboard They
have appealed TO Robert T.. skinner. the
American Co~nsgl-oieHcral. 20 expedite
the departure OF the steamer or 10 get
permission for them TO land and proceed
TO Rotterdam on the regular mail boat
from Tllbury.
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ACQUITS Won BUELOW.
Berlin Editor says Envoy Could
Not Prevent ItaIy's Action.

BERLIN, via Amste -dlm. May 81
TIE TcCescettutG, commenting to-day
on the failure Of the efforts Of Prince
Won Buelov TO prevent Italy Joining
the Allies, says no blame must be at
tached ID the Ka!ser's special envoy.
IT would be the blacklist lr-ratltude
% c~riticlse Prince Won Pue!nw.' SAWS
the editorial. III. did not succeed IN
accomplishing a tremendously hard task,
which he accepted as a sacrifice 10 the
tatherland. The most skilru, diplomats
are powerless against professional dis
rupters."
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R. FOREST IvoNNE KILLED.
n ~Iative Of Former Miss Audcn-
rcid's Husband Dies BraveIy.

PARIS. May sT-Count Rene de Ia
Forest-pivonne. a relative 81 the Count
dc Ia Forest Divonne. who married Mss
.Audenreid Of Washington, D G., Is
among those mentioned AS killed In to-
days army orders. lie held the rank
OF a Lieutenant.
ale was a fearless soldier who car
ried bravery to rashuess," says the
army order. land fell, his thigh smashed
by n shell. while leading his section with
remarkable bravery under a most vio-
lent mitrailleuse fire. His injury was
so severe that II was impossible 10 re-
move him and he died thirty hours
later"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-28
LONDON CHEERS ITALY.
Engiishmen Join New allies In
Big Parade tn Italian Embassy.

LONDON. May c7-There was an OUT
burst % British enthusiasm FOR the new
ally In the Quad-uple Entente today
when thousands o: Italians. representa-
;Ives OF Dante societies, Garibatdl ve.er-
ans and commercial organizations. joined
hv hundreds Of En-llshmeA. marched
from the Thames E~mbaIkmeut Though
The streets bordering on Soho Square 70
fros'eno- square. where the italian En-
has~y is situated.
Tie baune-s u the hve "unredeenef
provinces FOR which Italy IS fighting
were borne Ia the front ranks o. the
procession. The italian Ambassador.
Marquis Imperial. delivered a speech
hom a balcony OF the Embassy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-28
REPULSED
EAST OF PEREMYSL
Germans Penetrate Strong De-
fence Works. Says Austrian
Official Report.

VIENNA, via Amsterdam, May 81
The Austrian War Once issued the fol-
lowing statement to-day:
The troops Of the Sixth Army Corps
took by storm N~ieuowta and Horo-
dysko fiill. east OF Radimo, which
was s%tubbornly defended BY the Rus
slams. Six machine guns and more
than 1000 prisoners were captured.
Southeast OF Perenysl the Germans
penetrated the cnemy's chief defence
works near Goussaknv, taking $500
prisoners and a numoer OF machine
guns.
The Austro-German troops ~ Gen.
Won L~tnsingers army succeeded in
penetrating the enemy's front south
east Of Grohow!ec. near the Stry1.
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VIC. WINNER KILLED IN FRANCE
sergeant Michael O'Leary OF Irish
Guards showed Great nra~~ry.

LoSpoS. May 27.-Sergt. Michael
O'Leary u the Irish Guards was Killed
during the recent fs hting on the western
front. according To reports from Dublin.
O'Leary won the Victoria Cross for
Conspicuous bravery at Cuinchy on Feb
ruary !. when he killed eight
operating n machine gun and permitted
his comrades 10 capture a highly i'm
portant position. He then dashed alone
into a German trench. killed several OF
the occupants and made two prisoners
The official account OF the e~ngagenen.
said "OLeary may be said TO have
captured the position himself"
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RIOTS IN MALAY PENINSULA.
Rebels PiIlage Towns, killing
Many white Residents.

TowIo, May 27.-Serious rioting IA a
protes, against taxation has occurred In
the northern part OF the Malay Penin-
sula, according to reports brought here
by steamer from NaEasaki.
A force Of 5000 rchols. il is said. re-
pulsed 2 punitive expedition and pill
LACED villages and towns. numbering
many white residents. White women
have been advised by the British ad-
ministrator 70 Nke refuge In Slam.
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'.Want to Go HOmc.v

I'VE are too few 70 attack. too many
to retire and too proud 20 surrender. but
We all want 20 20 home
~ few days, ~ \ kite was flown
over our Ines. on II was written :
Please send .a.s back when the VIM
IL Favorable. Wou,in't you like to
come Owe: .ere. as YOU ave no more
Ships left? Wont you give up soon?
We DO not IKE Il any longer
Similar overtur : have been made at
different points on our lines"
Thc only considerable advance by the
British forces that tho eyewitness
chronicles was on the evening OK May 90,
when they seized points 20 the north
cas-; OF the Festubert-Quinque road
gaming ground a quarter " a mile deep
and half 4 mile wide. The German at
tacks 20 retake this terrain broke down
under very heavy loss.
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G GUNS p
Answer German Bombardment Of
Posts Successfully.

HAvRE. VIA Paris, May 1.-THE Bel
ufic!a, report given OF under date
OF May e5 reads as follows
The artillery OF the enemy has
bombarded our advance posts and
the village OF Cosrkerd. Dur batteries
replied successfully. notably IN the
direction OF Schoore. where bursting
shells caused a Hre and violent s1-
blossoms.
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SWISS SEEK WAR MATERIALS.
Ask france to Permit rransperta-
ton Of Goods Bought Here.
Special casi, Despatch to THE suS.

PARIS, May 21-The Swiss Govern
ment has asked the French authorities
for permission to transport war ma
terials through France
The purchase OF these materials. not
ammunition OF food. IL being sought at
present in the United States.
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AMERICANS IN DUBLIN ALIENS
Magistrate states Decision In Cs..
Of N~aturaIised Citizen.

DUBLIN, May 27-A Mlrs'-;a rcd
today that the order tina, all l'Ars -gs.
register includes Americans re- we
decided IN the case % Wl'l.-~s- K-a...
who was charged with 1e,rE a Ga--
and nsRlsct!ng 20 register a.. pr-y.4
his American citizsrs1ip by nt.g-..za.
ton. bu, was held in $50 haI. i-I or.
d.red 70 come before ,Ne Ns-s'-1.a
for Judgment IL such acton s.. -
recessaS.
THIS IL tire first rm. that American
tn ireland have been old .hsy must
register.
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BORDEN GOING TO ENGLAND
Premier TO confer on Canada.
Participation In war.

OTTAWA. May Ell. is g-la-y,a
tina. Sir Robert Borden W. vs., -.
land some time IN jay M vs. ~
have 70 do With matters rs-'a q >,
Cansda's participation in the var ss,.
eral questions OF Dominion H-ar,s ",
likely also be taken Up
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BERLIN, via Amsterdam, May 81
According to Vienna dispatches, six
Austrian Consuls on their way out OF
Italy after the declaration OF war have
been held ~ piacenza. ~ authorl-
ties in tho Italian city assert that six
Italian Consuls were detained by AUS
trlan authorities. This 10 denied in the
Vienna despatch.
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L so GERMANS.
Bomb Dropped at Z nd strikes a
stree Car.

AMsTrRpAM, May s7.-A bomb dropped
from an allied aeToplane struck a street
car In Ostend and killed fifty German
soldiers. according to a despatch from
that city to the TsieOrnai.