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The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
G. e rm a n e m b a 8 s y
Makes Eight De-
mands for Papers
BERLIN OFFICE
is ADVISED
State Department Be-
sieged by Won
BernstOrff
BY UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. April 21.-The
The extreme seriousness with
which the German embassy regards
the seizure In New York Of papers
in the keping of Wolf Won Igel, Sec
retary Of Captain Won Papen. was
revealed today when the eighth de.
mand for their return was made to
the state department.
Prince Hatzfeldt, counsellor Of the
embassy, accompanied by an attor'
ney. called at the state department
for that purpose. 1t became known
that this was the fifth time the pa.
pers had been asked for verbally
and that three written demands had
been made on the state department
Ambassador Bernstorff was In
New York today presumably in con
nection with the same matter.
The home government has been
advised By wireless concerning the
seizure Of the papers. but 1t Is not
known whether any instructions
have been received by Bernstorff.
Whether the state Department.
proposal that all the Won Igel pa
pers be submitted TO Bernstorff In
order that he may select from them
those properly the property OF the
embassy. win prove acceptable TO
the ambassador. Ia not known. II
was indicated today he might act
on this suggestion. but his consist
ent demand has been that he be
given al the papers. all the photo
graphs taken of them and the pho
tographer's plates.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
STORM DEATH
TOLL MAY COST
LIVES OF 20
By UNITED PRESS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April al
With definite information still lack
Ing today from Slower, Mo. and
Bourbon county, Kansas, both hard
hit by Wednesday nights storm, II
Is feared the death toll may reach
20. Property damage is estimated
at close to s1,000,000.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
DENLY NAMES 4,
2 COMMITTEES
FOR B. OF C.

Edwin DENLY, president Of the
Board of Commerce, has appointed
two important committees for 1876
good roads and public improvements.
These appointments have been ap.
proved by the board Of directors. !.
The committee on good roads. oe
which William Il. Metxger is chair
man. hill consist Of the following: ].
Walter Drake, president. Hupp
Motor Oar Corporation; 8. d. Wal
don, Cadillac Motor Car Co.; W. q
Rands. Rands Manufacturing Co;
Roy ID. Chapln Hudson Motor Car
Co.; Alvan MncCsulsy. general man
ager Packard Motor Car Co.; Ed
ward N. Hines, Wayne county road
commissioner; w. g. Bryant. d. C.
Starkweather. Buick Motor Car Co.:
Edwin 8. George. M. l.. Pulchers
Federal Motor Truck Co..
Committee on public improves
ments: Charles II. Bryan, chairman:
M. B. whittleney, HAIRY Carver. Of
Farrand, williams Z Clark; r. G.
Gilbert, secretary Timken-Detroit
Axle Co.: K. M. Walker. Michigan
Central railroad; A. p. Tenes,
Ternes Coal q Lumber Co.; Prank
T. Lodge. attorney: w. 8. Pocock.
Abner r. Larned. Larned Carter Co.
The name OF the committee a
education has been changed TO the
Americanixation committee, with
Henry w. Hoyt acting a. chairmAa.
A decision was reached to app0lna
another committee TO take the place
Of the committee on education Tn
purposes will be to cooperate with
the city ofYicisls IN the preparation
Of the school budget each year. and
to make surveys Of school facilities
and school activities ns may be necs
essary. Ernest F. Lloyd will hcad
the new committee.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
Believed CaptuK
Bandits Can Give Nh
liable Informal ton
| GRAND JURY TO
| DELVE INTO PLO
Won Der G0ltz Reyel
tions To Be Basis
of Action
By UNITED PRsss,

WASHINGTON. April 11.--A *
vestisation Of alleged 0srznam
nection with the villa raid - 3
lumbus ID awaiting the rstnsJ
the American expedition from &
loo. II was learned on high -
ity today. Z R
The fact that the invl9&luo
awaits the return Of the 4 49,
petition II understood 70 cn
v expectation that banSN ~
tursd win give valuable he
tion.
The Won Der Colts statel
published today. has been inve
gated thoroughly BY the 6eQ1l
ment Of Justice tn conteatD G
wen known 70 the state 0opoe1
ment and are reported 70 haS
played large part IN the Gu61Gn15f
abrupt attitude Of this governnko
toward German consular and Co.
omcials. 4
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
Only Then Will United
States Consent to
Discussion
NOTE DELIVERED
TO Won JAGOW
Comment of German
Press Reserved,
But Bitter
BY CARL w. AcKERMAN.

BY CARL w. AckERMAN.
IStaH Correspondents United Press.
1919, by Unitel Press
-Copyrighted In Great Britain,
BERLIN, April 2o.-(vIa
wireless 70 Tuekerton, N. j.,
April 2t.)-oermany can 90 no
farther In her submarine con-
cesslons to the United States,
Admiral Won HoltxendorfF, chief
Of the German admiralty stan,
declared In an Interview with
the United Press today.
"But remember" said the
German naval head later during
the course Of the Interview,
''that we have no desire for .
break with the United States.
That would be InsanIty. We
shall not bring Il about, desplts
our desire 60 push vigorously
our suhmarine WaESars-. 80. -
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TIMES SUBSCRIBERS

Times subscribers are request
ed to report any Irregularities In
the delivery of their paper to The
Times once. Please call Main
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immediate and careful attention.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
Pair Laid Up with Frsctures.

LOGANSPORT. Ind. April al
While hurrying 70 catch a street
car here on her return from a visit
In Anderson. Mrs. ,. X. Patterson
fell and fractured her arm. An
hour later her husband. returning
from . trip a. locomotive engineer.
Jumped OF: his engine and dislocat-
Cd his left ankle.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
BOMB FOUND IN
MAN'SSU|T CASE
Police Arrest Harry Newlan,
Charged With Plan to Blow
Up Baldwin Works

BUFFALO. N. Y. April 21.-Fur-
nished with numbers OF baggage
checks by the New York authori-
ties, Buffalo detectives have seized
bagge here belonging to Harry L..
Newton. charged with planning to
blow up the Brooks Locomotive
plant at Dunkirk, N. Y.
A suitcase containing a loaded
four-inch, 20-pound shell with per
cussion cap and accommodation for
a fuse. mechanics wrench. a
small wise and plumb bob" were
secured. A small grip and trunk.
checked with the suitcase, were
seized by the police.
Detectives opened the innocent
looking suitcase at the railroad sta
tion and took the shell from fts
polished steel case. The three par
cells were taken to police headquar-
ters, where they will be held until
further advices are received from
the New York authorities,
Newton Is In the custody Of the
New York police.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
TwIns Seek To Divorce Twins.

'WUs ooeN TO C'Vorcc Twins.
WAUSEN. o.. April 21.-On Oct
20, 1909. Arnold and Harold Maint.
xer, twins. married Flda and Elva
Conklin, also twins. Petitions for
divorce were filed simultaneously in
the Fulton common pleas court re-
Gently by the Meintzer brothers. who
claim their wives deserted them on
the same day. March 4, 1918.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
Believed France Will
Use ReinfOrcements
There First
TIME RIPE FOR
GREAT BATTLE
Believed Allies Will At
tempt Monster Of
fensive Soon

ATHENS, April 2t.--0erman
nIers bonbarded q British
camp at Tenedos, Wednesday,
causing several casualties, ae-
cordInp to advices received here
today.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21

YOUR s?.sTER D.NxE!
To- FOR one s~ ~doiisr' The H ansst este ever cSss.
Cd IN Detrolt.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21

snow TAat Now Easses QswD
and enjoy the most elaborate 11nn|
ever served In Detroit for ooo e.
Eastsy syndsy from 1&:se e "
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
TOday's Games.

American.
Chicago al Detroit, clear.
New York at Washington, clear.
Boston at Philadelphia, fair.
Cleveland at 81. Louis. cloudy.
National.
Philadelphia at New York, clea..
Brooklyn at Boston. rain.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh. cloudy
Cincinnati at Chicago. cloudy
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21

PARIS. April 21.--The Russian
troops which were landed this week
at Marseilles will be sent to the
front at verdun in the opinion of
war experts here. II is generally
believed that the allies are plan.
ming a great offensive with verduA
as the probable storm center.
The weather is rapidly improving
and with both sides rapidly
strengthening their lines along the
entire western front, all signs point
to a great battle In the very nsar
future.
- Pie French cspsorv6 r number 81
prisoners and two quick-flrers IN
their successful counter-attack.
Not only were the Germans re-
pulsed with heavy losses in this at
tack. but the French advanced their
lines on both sides OF the Meuse, In
renewal Of the nghting around
verdun.
On the west bank. In the region
OF Dead Mans hill. the French fol-
lowed up their successes In yester.
days hghting by capturing trench
on the edge Of Caurette wood. cap
turing four German of{scers and $50
men. On the east bank of the
Meuse, the French made progress
south OF Haudromont, rescuing sew
eral woundet French soldiers and
capturing 20 Germans.
BY UNITED PRESS.
PARIS. April 21.-Russian troops.
disemba barking at Marseilles, prob
ably will not be seen in action on
the western front before another
fortnight. II was stated here today.
PARIS, April 2i.-Following heavy
artillery preparation, the Germans
last night launched powerful at
tack on front of more than a mile
against French positions northeast
OF verdun.
The assault was directed against
French lines between Thiaumont
and the small lake near vaux. South
of Douaumont fort and north Of this
small lake, the Germans havs sue
ceeded in entering French lines. but
they were later repulscd by q
French ccunterattack, the war once
this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
National.

tat i'f ,,s S''7s wSod~ard-sss,-zsv: - =
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21

EASTER DOLLAR DINNER
Most pretentious ever offered In
Detroit. 1880 TO $3.50 y. m. New
Silver Room. Hotel 0riswold-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-21
BY UNITED PRESS.

PARIS. April 21.--Russian troops.
disembarking at Marseilles, prob
ably will not be seen in action on
the western front before another
fortnight. II was stated here today.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
WASHINGTON

A total Of 1888 recruits have been
added to the army in the last ten
days, the War Department announced.
Army officials are satisfied that
the end Of the pursuit Of Villa is near.
There are $4,000 Carranza troops in
the state OF Sonora, shutting off all
escape for Villa to the west.
President Yuan Shi Kais mandate
renouncing his acceptance OF the title
Of Emperor of China and declaring
China's return to republican govern
ment was made public by the Chinese
legation.
House Democrats in caucus adopted
. resolution outlining plan for speed.
ing up the administration legislative
program with view to adjournmeLt
before the national political conven
lions In June. as urged by President
Wilson.
The Senate passed $s.6oo. 900 urgent
d6eiciency appropriation bin.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
STRATTONHOMIE ASSETS
TOTAL U,sszAs4 IN REPORT TO
TRUSTEES.
Rsesipte a the Cooperation LAst
Year Tetaied S2$s.sl0 and Ex-
psnsss Footsd Up efo7,1So.

western Newspaper Union News ssrIies.
Colorado Springs, CoIo.-The total
assets OF the Myron Stratton Home
corporation Dec 81. 1915. were 81
332,434.26. according to the annual
audit, which has been made to ID. H.
Rice, Tyson 8. Dimes and William
Lennox. trustees Of the corporation.
Among the assets are the following:
Brown hotel. Denver. $l,l4S,S51.42:
Broadmoor property. S42z.y64.43; Ny.
ron stratton home. $344.02s.94: Home
farm equipment, $34,444.09: stocka
and real estate, S5.197, 1895.
The total receipts OF the corpora.
ton last year were S245.640.77. The
expenses totaled 7.190.37. The
amount invested was $133, 55z.96. max.
ing a total disbursement Of $780,
743.43. and leaving q balance OF S..
0O2.sO. The total expense Of opera
ton OF the home Is given as $780,
777.O4. OF which $1J.O37.92 was for
food, $2,36O.2S for clothing and g..
36351 for fuel.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
SPORT.

Champion Jess Willard defeated
Frank Moran in ten-round bout at
Madison Square arena in New York
before 10000 fans.
Charles H. Brady, captain Of Key.
gtone No. of Toledo, Ohio, rolled a
perfect score. His three-game total
was 1924. with game scores Of 900, 245
and 279.
At Annapolis, Nd, the first base
ball game Of the season for both the
Naval Academy and University Of
Pennsylvania resulted in a 2.to-0 vic.
tory for Navy.
In game repeatedly Interrupted
by fights among the players and on
lockers, Montreal's Canadians defeat
ed the Portland (Ore.) Pacific Coast
League winners, 6.3, in the Stanley
cup hockey series TO decide the cham
pionship of America.
In bad spill at the Oaklawn track
at Hot Springs. Ark, Jockey Roy
Gourley received injuries which prob
ably will cause his death. Jockey
O'Gentry was hurt internally and
Jockey Sc Van Dusen sustained a
broken cellar bone
Fred 8. Murray, captain of tho
Stanford track team, tied the worlds
record for the 220-yard low hurdles
on a curved track at the annual field
and track meet Of Stanford Univer.
sity and the Los Angeles Athletic
Club. His time was "a 4-5 seconds.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
BRITISH EXPLODE GERMAN MINI
Berlin Admits Loss Of Trenches and
Announces Casualties.

Berlin Admits Loss Of Trenches and
Announces Casualties.
London, March 29.-The British
and Germans have been fighting
fiercely In the region of st. Eloi, JUS
south of Ypres, and the British
through the explosion of a big mine
and by infantry charges, have cap.
tured or destroyed a considerable por
ton of the German trenches. TIL,
British infantry stormed and took
first and second line trenches along
a front of 600 yards London official
ly announced, and Berlin admits that
German trenches in this region were
blown up, to an extent of 100 yards
and that Casualties were causet
among the company occupying the pc
sition."
Again the bombardment has be
come intense to the northwest and
northeast of Verdun and considerable
activity by the big guns also has
been shown in the Woevre region
southeast OF the fortress.
The Germans are making stubborn
resistance to the Russians between
Dvinsk and wilma, but have lost two
lines of trenches near Postavy.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
$4,000, 900 In Pueblo Factories.

Pueblo, Colo.-Information has
been received at the Commerce Club
from the government Census Bureau
announcing changes and corrections
in the report Of Pueblo industries.
The changes we're made In response
to the request of the Commerce Club.
which objected to the omission In the
report of the steel plant. smelters.
packing plants and other industries
just outside the city limits.
The corrections which are made
give Pueblo rank as one Of the lead.
ing manufacturing centers Of tho
West. Here are some Of the import
ant corrections:
That 25.765 persons are engaged in
the manufactures instead Of LIP
given in the first bulletin issued.
Wage. earners, 25,215 instead Of
9OS.
Capital. s47,o2s.0oo instead of a..
$4,000.
Value OF materials, 31s.1O2.0O0 in.
stead Of 31.635.000.
Value OF products, $4,000. 900 in.
stead Of s3.s25.O00.
Value added by manufacture, g..
100000 instead Of $1,6S9, 900.
Primary horsepower, 67.4s9, instead
Of 3.765.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
eoRe,aA

The spring rush 70 the government
railroad construction camps 70 On At
Seward. Alaska.
Revolutionists fired on the steam
ship Tachun in the Yang-TseKiang.
near ng-Tu-Hsien.
Poems in the district through which
villa has passed recently say that his
men, ravenously hungry. are starving.
Between March 1 and March IS
nineteen hostile ships Of the entente
allies. aggregatinE 10000 tons. have
been sunk.
The steamer Englishman of the Do
minion line has been sunk, accord
ing to Lloyd's. II Is stated that sixty
eight survivors have been accounted
for.
The Dublin military and police
seised copies Of five Irish publica-
lions and in some cases dismantled
the printing machinery. This action
was taken on the ground of disloy-
atty.
One Of the survivors OF the channe!
steamer Sussex. Alexander CIavel Of
Basel, Switzerland, who was return.
ing from London on a business trip.
was picked up after being four hours
in the water.
American citizenship was denied to
Takao Ozawa, Japanese, in a test
case at Honolulu. The court ruled
that Japanese are Mongolians, AMI
that tho uord .uyhyto,,. doaa mt IN
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
Wyoming.

Work has been started on an add,
ton to the Greybull oil refinery which
will cost 100000. -
A company has been organised to
develop the Wheatland placer mines,
and will begin work at once.
Several hundred men have recently
been employed by the reopening Of
the big iron mine at Hartville.
The prospect for a busy season in
the oil game in the Greybull and sur
rounding fields is a bright one.
Indications Of oil have been found
on Cody's dumping ground and three
offers to lease the area on a royalty
basis have been made.
The Northwestern has announced .
rate Of cents hundred on crude oil
in tank cars from Lander to Casper.
The former rate was 20 cents. This
reduction was made to allow local
crude oil to be shipped to the Casper
refinery. -
William L. Lawson, manager Of Bill.
ings, Ernest F. Smith OF Minneapolis,
Donald B. Carey Of Baltimore, Chas
E. Drennen and Malcolm Lindsey of
Denver, have filed on about 700 acres
of coal land in Hot Springs county
near Crosby. The price is from $40
to $50 per acre.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
Colorado.

At Georgetown the mining outlook
for 1916 in a number Of the mines
tributary to Georgetown indicates an
increased production over previous
years.
The London mine. Which was as
sumed to be q worked-out property
in October, 1914, is now producing 500
tons a month Of ore that will run over
500 ton.
Reports of the discovery of tung.
stem multiply as winter advances
toward spring. The latest comes from
Salida, where 1t is stated that there
Is great excitement over a tungsten
strike four miles south of that city.
Good tidings continue to come from
Mineral hill, in the Cripple Creek dis
trict, whereitis reported that at a poin.
not far from the northern boundary
line Of the city of Cripple Creek one
of the richest surface discoveries OF
rscord has been made. Assays Of the
rich streak gave returns ranging from
$3.50 to as high as 500 q ton. The
name of the claim is the "Patten
Hole" and 1t is located near the
Laura Lee mine.
The road to the Syndicate mine has
been broken, preparatory to the COM
mencemeht Of important operations in
the Rico camp by the Rico Mining
Company. The Syndicate mine, as 1t
is now called, has in the past pro
duced a large tonnage of very high
grade silver-gold ore.
E. Frankenberry of Canon City
purchased for $4,000 from w. H.
Boyer, a mining claim at Wellsville
The claim was located for manganese
and has been worked for about six
months. Recently tungsten ore was
uncovered which ran 10 to Is per cent.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
WESTERN.

Cole Younger, the famous bandit,
died Ut his home at Lees Summit.
No.
Progressives in Kansas will hold
their state convention at Topeka on
May Is.
Tho destroyer Monaghan was
rammed and badly damaged by the
destroyer Roe at Key West, Fla.
villa has escaped the Mexican
troops near NamiQuipa, and three col.
nmns of American cavalry are chas-
ing him.
Soldiers In the Mexican expedition.
airy force will receive without delay
all their parcel post packages and let.
ter mail as the result of arrangements
with military authorities at Column us,
N. N.
Americans arriving at Laredo, Tex
from Torreon said their train was
fired into by 500 bandits, supposedly
villa followers. near Viesca, between
Torreon and Saltillo. The passenger
train was followed and preceded by
. Carranza troop train. When the
rear military train drew up the Car
rama soldiers fought the bandits off.
There were no American casualties.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
GENERAL.

Walter Cook, noted consulting ar.
chitect, died at his home in New
York. aged 70 years.
Within a few hours after his mar
riage at Deming, N. NJ, Howard p.
Burns, private, troop C. Thirteenth
cavalry, started south into Mexico, to
join In the hunt for Francisco Villa.
Gen. Pedro Gozman and twenty-five
others, all members of Villas band.
were killed in battle In the vicinity
of Laguna and Dinamita. In this
action between government forces
and bandits, ten prisoners were taken
and summarily executed.
Eight persons were killed in a
farmhouse, two miles east of Davis,
Okla. by tornado which struck that
section. The path of the tornado was
eight miles long. Those killed were
all members of the family of Alexan-
der Edgemont, a farmer.
Three Americans, two women and
one man, were killed near Gibson's
line ranch on the New Mexico bound
airy, eight miles west Of Columbus.
N. M, presumably by Mexicans, ac-
cording to the story brought to
Douglas, Ariz., by q party Of five
Douglas persons.
Juan T. Burns, consul general IN
New York for the defacto government
in Mexico, said that he had received
word that Gen. Canuto Reyes, a Villa
chieftain, has asked for amnesty for
himself and several hundred men,
and had expressed willingness to sur
render to Gen. Trevino.- ~
The highest price ever paid for
lambs at the National stockyards in
East st. Louis, H., was recorded
when 500 lambs sold for $11.7O +
hundred pounds. The lambs were
shipped from Windsor. Colo, and
were put in feed yards before being
placed on the market: The average
weight was eighty pounds.
A daughter vas born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Boyes Sayre at Phila.
delphia. She is the second grand
daughter of President Wilson and will
be named Eleanor Arson Sayre for
Mrs. Sayre's mother.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31
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THAI coveR rHg Wssxso
9v9NTA.
Of MOST INTEREST
xagp,Mo rna RGAoga eoorgp
on MOST iMPoRTAMT
cUNRgMT TOPICS.
We9feso psoUeS1osS vuse0 WsSs usev@
ABOUT TINE WAR

Three more allied ships reported
omk.
Russians capture German trench in
Esgioa Of Dvinsk.
City Of verdun in flames ~ result
q German shell fire.
German raider and armed British
Aerchantman sunk In North sea bat
tis.
British capture small Turkish fort
in Mesopotamia by surprise attack.
Turks lombard Kut-el-Amara.
The entente allies have promised
Belgium she will be invited to partici'
Pate in the peace negotiations.
twenty-five Americans on board
steamer Sussex, torpedoed In English
channel. One or more believed killed.
Several injured.
Violent bombardment northwest Of
verdun continues. In hand-to-hand
encounter near Douaumont, Germans
gained advantage.
Clearing their way by q terrific
bombardment, the Germans besleging
verdun have won the small hill OF
Haucourt In a charge.
Six biplanes OF the first aero squad
ron in command Of Capt. B. d. Fou-
lois. arrived at Columbus, N. NJ, and
are scouting the mountains for Villa
A French biplane. whose observer,
q Greek volunteer, Albert Mi.vachi, a
native Of Saloniki. was shot down at
height Of 5000 feet, falling into
Lake Dorian.
The British expeditionary force
campaigning against German East
Africa is making further progress In
Ms aggressive operations, according
to an official statement at London.
A dispatch to the Exchange Tele
graph Company from Copenhagen
says the German armed .trawlers sunk
By the British outside Sylt harbor
were named Braunschweig and Otto
Rudolf.
.: London announces raid by British
seaplanes ON German airsheds IN
Schleswig. Holstein. In naval fight
following the raid two German armed
ltrawlers were sunk. A British de-
stroyer ID believed lost In collision.
The Germans ON Friday gained a
portion OF French trench In Argonne
1Orest, but were expelled by counter
attack. Russians claim to have forced
German lines near Widsy. between
wilma and Dvinsk. but Berlin reports
attacks at this point were repulsed
with heavy losses to the Russians.
Italians capture Austrian positions in
Cordevole valley. French steamer
Susses. with lie on board, torpedoed
In English channel.