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The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Two Militiamen Drown

Rolla, Mo. July 1.-The bodies of Rob-
ert Daley and Lewis Riley, privates in
Company H, Fourteenth Regiment.
Brooklyn. N. Y, were found in the Gas
conade River, between Arlington and
Jerome, today. The two troopers were
drowned while in bathing.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
1000 Captives Taken
By British Legion
tBy international New. service)

tBy International News service)
London, July british
headquarters reports tonight
that on the right of the Brit
ish line labyrinth of trenches
on front of seven miles to
a depth of 1000 yards has
been captured.
More than 1000 prisoners
were taken. Fighting on the
whole front continues with
the greatest intensity.
Two regimental comman-
ders and one entire regimental
staff have been captured.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Slain Man Cut to Pieces,

New York, July IA brutal murder
was committed early today in vacant
lot in uptown Manhattan. After killing
the victim, believed to be a young Ital-
ian, his slayers hacked the body to pieces.
-''H-- ~''- an axe or a butchers cIeayer.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Life Sentence for American.

London, July edward Devalera, a
professor at Dublin College, said to be
an American citizen, was court-martialed
and sentenced to death for participating
in the Irish rebellion. His sentence was
later commuted to penal servitude for
life.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Italy to Revoke Trade Treaties.

London, July 1.-According to a Reuter-
dispatch from Berlin, the Lokal Anzeiger
today states that Italy will shortly re-
woke its commercial treaties and other
pacts with Germany.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Infantile Paralysis Takes So.

New York, July 1.-Fifty-eight deaths
from infantile paralysis have occurred
in Greater New York during the pa ast
week. In June $50 new cases of the
disease were reported. ffty-one in the
last twenty-four hours. Most of the case
were reported from Brooklyn,
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
CANAL WORKERS MAY STRIKE.
500 Mechanics on Isthmus to Reach
Decision Today

Panama, July Eight hundred me-
chanics, the entire force of the Panama
Canal. will decide tomorrow whether or
not to strike on account of reduction
In wages taking effect today.
Included among the mechanics are the
lock operators. If they ceased work a
suspension Of navigation would be threat
ened:
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Fall from Now Kills Bow,

Norristown, Pa, July Failing from
his fathers haymow on a wagon, Harry
Louman, IA years old. of Trooper, sus-
tained an internal hemorrhage and died
at the Norristown Hospital shortly after
being admitted.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
College Gets 100000 Gift.

Appleton. Wis, July L-President
Samuel Plantz. of Lawrence College, to-
day announced that Mrs. Russell Sage
had given 100000, the largest gift ever
received by Lawrence, to erect girls
as q memorial to her husband
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Eight Are Killed
In Big Explosion
Several Tons of Guncotton
Let Co at St.
Marys, Pa.
CBy the International New. serrIc.

6By the international News servIce.)
St Msrys. Pa. July Eight persons
were killed and at least ten badly injured
this afternoon when several tons Of gun
cotton exploded in the drying house OF
the Aetna High Explosive Company at
Emporam.
Several employees have not been ac-
counted for.
special train conveyed the injured
to Lockhaven and WiIliamsport
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
British Wool Combers' Strike Settled

Bradford, England. July THE strike
of wool combers, which affected 1900
textile workers, has been settled by the
mediation of Sir George Askwith, chair
man of the Industrial Council. An in
crease in wages will be granted IN Sep
tember instead of in January.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Troops Under Tricolor Clear
Two Woods on Right
Of English.
FIGHT WITH COLD STEEL
Advance of England's Troops Preceded
by Five-Day Bombardment
on Big Front.
BY FREDERICK PALMER,
Accredited to the British Army as Official Observe
for the American Pres.

tor Lhe AneIlcau
British Headquarters in France,
July THE British today launched
their long-expected offensive, and by
night, with the cooperation of the
French, they had pierced the Ger
man line on a fve-mile front, had
penetrated to a depth of more than
FIVE miles, and had captured four
towns and two woods behind the
German lines.
The towns of Serre, Montaubon,
La Boiselle and Mametz fell in the
order named before the British at
tack, while the French were clearing
the woods of Curla and Faviere, on
the British right
Frteourt Surrounded.
At the hour of fling this dispatch the
British also had surrounded the town OF
Beaumonthamel. while they had almost
completed a circle OF steel about the i'm
portant German base Of Fricourt, which
vas the immediate objective Of the drive.
The villages of OviIlers and ThiepvaI
were under attack, while in the streets Of
Contamination. British and Germans, each
holding one side of the town. were fight
ing for its possession Gommocourt sail
ent is straddled by the British, who are
pressing with great energy from both
sides
The sector in which the German line
was broken lies in the angle OF the
Somme and the Ancre rivers. The line
from which the British and French ad-
vance stretched was a little east from the
town of Albert.
The general attack was begun on
twenty-mile front stretching north OF the
somme, but it was in this sector that the
weak spot in the German line was found
and pierced and the infantry hurled to
the attack.
German Losses Enormous.
British estimates Of losses to the Ger
mans say they were enormous, while
the losses Of the allies are well within
the limits to be expected Of such a huge
movement
Up to tonight fully 1900 German pris-
oners had been brought in, but their
arrival was continuous and no complete
tally was possible. Most Of them come
from the Prussian guards and the re-
serve division, old foemen Of the British
at Loos and NuevechappeIle.
The offensive launched today is the
first considerable effort Of the British
army. In length of froPt engaged. weight
Of metal and fighting strength, II ia
easily the greatest offensive yet attempt
ed in the west.
1t was begun FIVE days ago with a
general bombardment Three DAYS ago
the cannonading gathered intensity, the
British guns averaging a million shells
a day. This morning at o'clock this
furious bombardment reached its climax
in a terrible cannonading of one and
one-half hours duration. In ferocftv and
the number Of guns employed this final
outpouring Of metal was without prece-
dent.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
MEXICAN REPLY
is DISCOUNTED
Officials Here Hold Out Little
Hope Carranza VIII
Avert Strife.
RUSH TROOPS TO LINE
Recess by Congress Hailed as Oppor-
tunity for Soldiers to
Become Fit

The War Department speeded up
preparations for the Mexican cam
Paign yesterday, confident that war
between the United States and Mex
leo is only a matter of days.
Secretary Of War Bakers military
advisers are not concerned over the
delay in the arrival Of Carrsnza's
reply, although the patience OF the
White House and State Department
officials appeared 10 be strained al
most to the breaking point when tho
sixth day passed without any re-
sponse to the American demands.
Army chiefs hope the Carrsnzs re-
ply will not arrive before the middle
of next week, because every days
delay gives them an additional num-
Der of soldiers with which to swell
the forces on the border. BY the
middle of next week. army officials
believe, the bulk Of the National
Guard either will be en- route to tho
border or ready to entrain.
Grstfned at Recess.
When the House recessed yesterday
until Wednesday. officers Of the General
stan corps expressed gr~rtncaticn- This
means that the President viii not be sbIs
to appear before Congress. before We'd
pesday. and the War Department is given
that much more time TO rush men. guns
and ammunition To the border to prepare
the army to launch its Mexican campaign
as soon as the orders are given
Army officers are paying no heed to
the possibility OF settlement Of the con-
hict with Mexico by diplomatic e1-
changes. They are not concerned over,
the talk OF mediation to prevent war. In
the eyes OF the army, war is here
The military men who are charged With
the task OF preparing for war are willing
to permit the State Department to ex-
change notes and discuss cooperation
while they are mastering in soldiers,
mobilizing ammunition and supplies and
preparing to fght
War Believed Certainty.
The opinion generally held by army
officers is that war with Mexico cannot
be averted. no matter what notes may
he exchanged with Carranza. nor how
many neutral diplomats tender their good
Offices
These officers interpret President Will
sons speeches as being intended merely
to give notice to the world that the
United States has sought to avoid war
Stan officers OF the army who have
been in constant communication with
Gen Funston and Gen. Bell know that
the Mexican armies and Mexican officials
have been openly trying to prevent war
for weeks. They are getting their infor-
nation from men in the field. From the
first they have been unwilling to accept
the view, encouraged by the State De-
portment, that there has been at any
time any cooperation from the Carranzs
government in pursuit OF bandits In
northern chihuahua.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
German Troops Shoot
Police in Food Riot
(By International News seryice.)

CBy International News service.)
Amsterdam, via London,
July IA story is printed
here, but without confirmation,
of a serious food riot in Co.
logne. According to the story,
troops were ordered to FIRE on
the crowd and refused, where
upon the police fired, killing
and wounding several persons.
The troops, indignant, fred
on the police, the story con-
tinues, killing eighteen police
men.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Golf as Booze Substitute

Calgary, Alta, July 1-Government
golf links to absorb the time that was
expended in saloons was the proposition
the drys made today, following the total
abolition of the sale of booze in tbe
province last midnight
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Cupid BUSY in Chicago

Chicago, July L-Sir D. Cupid was a
busy little person in Chicago during June.
Figures show that /, 49, licenses were is
sued during the month just closed.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Shoots at Sparrows, Hits Neighbor

Egypt Pa, July l-While shooting at
sparrows Edward Greining hit his next
door neighbor. James Kemmerer The
bullet broke Kemmerer's leg and ba 1s in
the Allentown Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
HATE OF U. S. RIFE.
Arrivals from Latin America Re-
port on Conditions.

port on Conditions.
Havana, July THE steamship Mon
sarat arrived here today crowded with
refugees who swarmed onto the shin at
Vera Cruz. many paying frst-class fares
to sleep on the deck.
On her way to this port she passed a
troop-laden American transport with two
torpedo boats escorting. Among the ar
rivals Is Alvarez Alvarado, the consul
from Panama. He says that there is the
most intense anti-American feeling
throughout all Of Mexico. Latin-Ameri-
can foreigners are offering their services
to fight the United States.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02

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$500 Wilmington and return. Balti-
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The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07

SuOlib BON st. Gloi boben mir
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acne aendht
IieS miro in Dem nadjite6enOeu
oifi3iellen 9eriHt OeS ruIiiic6en sc.
uerallobcS, Der beutc 9ladniitta0
peroiientliht mur0c, gemeloet.
nSSn Der 0'eaeno Iiolidb BON Qro.
op, mi ocu lliern Der 6IHiie0roberfo
nnO Serci6 Oauerte p16reno oeS
aan5cn Goges Elm blatiaeS 3tuaen
Inn Den 9eiib bon ESrfern imo So.
ben fort Ser 5einO lciitete ie6r
energiidJen g9iOeriiono imo modtc
me6rere @eaenanariiie. Sn OenStra.
Ben Der Gorfer fam es 81 erbitterten
9lobfdmpien, imO eS mar notbmen.
OIa oeu SeinO bon einem SmIsoa1
gum anoeren 3u treiben.
llnier gInoriif por ieoob i6lieB.
Iid bon Griola eetr0ut. 9Iae Gje.
aeuOorit0Be oes SeinocS uuroen o6.
eeidla9en lmo iein g9iOeritono ae.
broden llniere Sruppcu bo6en oie
Dorier 3poiin, 99otiihe, Eidiiiopo-
on, Meiojigorp, @uioobo mo 3ol.
oocer nnO oen eaBeu @erariideu
0piiben Oieieu Srtitoften aenom.
| men.
GineS unierer tapferen Goilofen-
Heginenter umternabm einen aa.
paaerie 9lnariii onf oie ieinOIide
Suiouterie.
g9ir baben in oieieu Spcrationen
90 Giii5iere uno me6r oIS 5000
Wlann 81 @eiougeneu aemadt
Sn ser @egeno bon Eora, 9arcni.
de umo EobIoniilo, am Sluiie@rutb.
| iiiOIicb bon Gclotpn. ihritt ser Seino
sur Gficuiipc. sic ieooG ourd lmier
6euer gum StinitauO acbro6t mr.
0e."
Gas 9teuelte BON ser 9ri.
tenfrout.
2on0on 6, gIuauit Ser beute
glbcnO Su ip0ter Stiinoe bonn britt.
ibeu 9Irmee +. Souptquortier ousae.
ac6euc oiii8ielIe 9eridt iaat 6olgeu-
oes:
Ser Seiu0 unternabm beute Mor.
gen 8wei @egcnouariiie ouf Die BON
/ ms not6meitIih nou 9oiereS ae.
wonucnen @olitionen.
9ci eincm oieier &orit0Be tricb er
unS orud sic 8enubung flommeu.
ser 6Iiiiiiefeiten aus eiuem ser er-
oberten Sbieen0rdben Hlriid; sod
Ipdter geiuonnen mir oles oerlorene
Eerroin bis auf 40 9aroS ioieOer.
Ser anOcre snariif wuroe bon umS
a6aeidlaaeu.
pm 0loduittag modten mir Elm
wenia 6ortidritt SitIih BON @o5ie.
res in Scr 9ihhuo BON @'attiu-
pnidl. SSn Der 9306e bon 6orenhD
unN NnNe t,,,r So, 0l..t.u,r.c c-kc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07

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m iermcu, Siir @inNcmaloCric. ionic )nt
4Ilr SicicniNcn Die lA IN Der cliAlilben
snrdhc n0cn mo perpollipnInine1 m9uell
,,g,meri,aniiMcr TUtmetidlcr". 800 xeliel.
Nrhrre Gunliitb nrehcn uno lMreipcn 3t lcrs
neH. Wibi bic guspsadc Der 9Sprier ele man
in idal1er qc6er prnudi. glil ps6geeoHH!es oH!.,s
aiS9iicnlein,uhuo pon prcien, alebnnnGcL
0iiiihnocn, Gpnirnilen, &cNeln Nnpel lnli9el!,
Ncfbniisiaricn etc 9hi SlOO. Nelicunn.
An riif Sem WclrnQc an N1nrIes MnllmeOer
%nbliihina GompnuO, 2O5 Tae 10. Streei, New
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