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10 have switches TO control lights in
centre of room properly connected. with
all wire running in iron conduits. with
main switch In basement. The kitchen
is TO have a sink with drsinboard: with
same IN buffers pantry.
Heating throughout the house is TO
be OF steam. with radiators placed under
windows. Radiators In living room and
dining room under seats
one serious fault Is to be found with
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

In the pigeon exhibit at the State
fair Mr.. NJ. K. Wicker of Newberry
was awarded first prizes for Fan
Tails, Blue Magpies, White Runts.
Colored Runts, Tumblers and Frill
Backs, and second and third prizes al
SO for White Runts.
A string Of movie stars will be at
the Opera House on duty at different
times this week. The list includes
such celebrities as Nine. Petrova, Mary
Pickford, Marguerite Clayton, Mary
Anderson, Helen Gibson, Ivy Close
Eleanor Woodruff, Marin Sais, Bryant
Washburn, Harry Dunkinson, Aubrey
Smith. Robert Warwick, True Board
man and others, with Tom Mix, Ham
and Bud. of course, and Myers an5
Theby.
In the Connie Maxwell, receipts for
September, (Orphanage) we find the
following items: J. 4. Burton, SIS;
West End Sunday school, s12; East
Side Sunday school, s2.7o.
There will always be accidents, re-
marks an exchange, says the Ander-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31
People returning from the State fan

People returning from the State falr
on the late afternoon special train
on the c. n and L. Thursday enjoyed
sunset on the lake. just out from
Columbia.
Among these from Newberry wno
couId not 50 70 the state fair was Dr..
EouseaI. which was owing to pre-
rsredness for a better enumeration of
tie next census Of the city's popula-
ton, there being another Lominack
in town-of the house Of Frank Lom-
mack. And two weeks before a little
Long-of the house of George Long
came to add to the figures.
Newberry helped materially in max
ing the 1916 State fair the greatest in
the history OF the association.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31
NOTICE OF JURY DRAWING.

Notice is hereby given that we, the
undersigned Jury Commissioners for
Newberrv County, S. c., will at the
cfice of the Clerk Of Court for New
berry County, at Nine O'clock, 4. NJ,
November 10th, 1916, openly and pub
licly draw the names of thirty-slS
(36) mcn, who shall serve as Petit Iu
rors at the Court of Common Pleas
which will convene at Newberry Court
House, November 9th, 1916, and Will
continue for one week.
C. C. sCHUMPERT,
]. B. Halfacre,
JNO. C. GOGGANS,
jury Commissioners for Ne"berry
County, S. C.
October Goth, 191
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31
MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC V0T-
ERS OF THE CITY OF NEW
BERRY.

A meeting Of the Democratic vo-
ters Of the city Of NeWberry will be
held in the Council Chambers on
Tuesday night, Oct. 31st, at 1880, for
the purpose of adopting method OF
nominating candidates for the fol-
lowing officers: One member Of the
Board of Commissioners Of Public
Works and three members of the
Board of School Trustees-for WARDS
l, 9 and respectively.
By order of the City Executive com
mittee.
O. B. MAYER,
Chairman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31

DR.. I. E. Grimm will remain in New
berry only until Saturday evning OF
this week. AS the important time IS
fast drawing to a close it would be
we'll for all interested in the doctors
stay to see him at once.
Columbia Coca Cola is as inferior
to the Newberry brand as Bush river
water is to Stomp Springs.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31
Miss Sarah RawI of New5erry

visiting Dr.. J. W. Boozer on Blanding
Street.-The State.
George W. Summer, president OF the
Nollohon mills, Newberry, was q Co
lumbia visitor yesterday.-The State
Mrs. W. II. Hunt is vice president
! OF the Baptist Missionary Union oi
! SoutA Carolina. which meets III Or
argeburg three days, beginning Nov
em3er :.
Newberrians Will Join the citizens
Of the whole state in being glad over
tie reelection of Mr.. John F. Living
ston as president of the Columbia
Newbe:ry and Laurens railroad, as
we'll as the reelection Of Mr.. c. P
! Seabrook as secretary and treasurer
of the company. The reports for the
year we're read, and found very salts
factory, at the meeting Of the stock
holders in Columbia Tuesday. The
&c. \. & /. is an all right company on
sclid foundation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wise of Pros
perity are in Columbia taking in the
State fair. Mr.. Wise said Yesterday
that the day before coming to Colum-
bia he sold five bales of cotton, to-
gether with the seed from three Of
these, for which he received more than
$600.-The State.
W. H. Caldwell of Prosperity was
in Columbia yesterday-The State.
Miss Sudie Dennis of Newberry is
visiting Miss Ainsley Houseal.-The
State.
R. T. c. Hunter of Prosperity is in
Columbia during the Harvest Jubilee
week.-The State.
S. ]. Derrick of Newberry college
spent yesterday at the State fair
The State.
J. W. Earhardt, city recorder Of
Newberry, is in Columbia for the Har-
vest Jubilee and visited Recorder
F!tchison at the city court yesterday
The State.
Alan Johnstone, member Of the
State senate from Newberry, was
among the visitors in Columbia yes
tcrday-The State.
WI B. Boinest of Pomaria, represen-
tatiYe-elect from Newberry, is attend
Jig the State fair.-The State.
Mrs. John Adams and daughter.
Miss Lizzie, of Chappells, visited this
community one day last week.-Bis
Creek Cor. Saluda Standard.
Mrs. Alice Ellis is at home after a
pleasant visit to relatives and friends
in Newberry, Prosperity and Pomaria.
-Leesyille News.
Mrs. Noah Oxner spent last week
with her mother, Mrs. McGraw, Of
Newberry, who has been very sick.
Pleasant Grove Cor. Leesville News.
Mrs. 4. P. Riser and Mrs. Dora Nc
Nary are visiting Mr.. Wyman Riser
of Newberry, where Mrs. Riser will
be under the treatment Of DR.. Mayer.
Pleasant Grove Cor. Leesville News.
Miss Mary Burton of Newberry is
visiting relatives in the city.-Green-
Vile News.
Mr.. Alan Wl. Spearman is spending
the weekend in Newberry.-Columbia
Record.
Miss Lila May Bushardt of New
berry was the guest of Mrs. Dent for
the fair.-The State.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Gallman are
spending Tie WcSh-SuO "4tA &n1. e~A4A
Mrs. W. T. Gallman in Newberry.-
The State.
Asa Inabinet Of Newberry college
was in the city Thursday for the fair.
The State.
Wilbur Ballentine and Edgar Rygh
members of the sophomore class at
Newberry college, were at home dur
ing fair week at Eau Claire.-The
State.
DR.. and Mrs. P. G. Ellesor attend
ed the funeral of Mrs Eileso"'S uncle
DR.. w. C. Irby, in Laurens Saturday
Mrs. R. C. Bolyeston spent the week
end in Blacksburg.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31
PURELY Personal
E&e Noyem ents OF many People, New
5errianS, and Those Who Eisit
NeWbGrIy.

Dir. Ben Ginard OF Ninety Six spent
.sEaday in the city with relatives.
zHss Annie Mae Gentry and Miss
Nayme switcen2erg, teachers in Lit
@lo Mountain High school, spent the
xeel-end in Newberry with Miss Swift,
<enburg's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. 'Aull and L. b
-Auu. Jr., of Dyson. spent Sunday With
Sol. z. H. Aull.
Bliss Emmie Dora Burns returned
Sunday from visit to relatives in
Blsney.
Miss Brunelle Perry has returned
srom visit to Mrs. Leila Richbour
III Columbia.
air. Jack Summer of 'Auton spent
che weekend with relatives in the
City.
Mrs. Roland B. Parks of Cedar
5own, Ga, is the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
~ G. Houseal She will be pleasant
Iy remembered in Newberry as Miss
Louise Houseal.
Mrs. Ryan Workman and little son,
:Epgene, returned Monday to Laurens
safser spending several weeks with
RErs. Workman's father, Mr.. E. S.
BIease.
President ]. Henry Harms and DR.. E.
e. Settler went to Charleston Friday
10 witness the Newberry-Citadel foot
EaN game.
John NJ. Kinard, Jr., of the univer-
ssEsy of South Carolina, spent several
DAYS of last week in the city with his
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Kinard.
Mrs. ]. w. McFall returned Sunday
from a visit to relatives in Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wright, Misses
Pauline Glider and Maude Epting and
Mr. z. F. Wright motored to Colum-
bla Thursday.
Ar. E. NJ. Evans, ,Jr., spent Sunday
sas Carlisle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mathis OF
Prosperity spent the weekend in New
Berry with Mrs. Mathis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. B. Asbill.
MI Claude Zobel of Columbia spent
she weekend with relatives in New
berry.
Mrs. E. H. Jahnz Of Charleston is
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. E. Will
hanson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Humphries OF
a3nson motored to Newberry and spent
aAe day with their son, Mr. T. S. Hum
sshries. They were accompanied by
azrs- Nadora Mcdaniel and Mr.. and
Hrs ) l. Jolly.
Nj B. B. Sloan of Columbia is
spending a day or so at his Newberry
-pIace
Nessrs. Ellesor Adams and Hugh
workman motored to Columbia Sun
>aay-
.sar. James Mimnaugh has returned
Yron the northern markets after Sc
Seeting his second stock of goods for
.she season. Examine his big display
m6 today and you will be convinced
.t:,at Mimnaugh sells goods.
Mrs. Jne. C. Adams, Mrs. Henry
u. Adams, Misses Kate and Harriet
Adams, Master Lawrence Adams and
Asr- McHardy Mower motored to Co.
8srmbia Sunday to see Miss Matte
Adams, who has improved very much
since going to that city for the benefit
r.sA her health.
Mr.. Carl Julien, of the Southern
Power company, Greenwood, spent
last Friday in NewberFy on business
Sor the company.
Bon-elect H. H. Evans represented
Newberry at the state ball in Colum-
bia on last Thursday night.
Mrs. Annie r. Harris of Brady, Ne
Sraska, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Chesley Dominick. Her
friends are glad to see her after her
gnHg absence from Newberry. She IS
accompanied by her son, Mr.. Tom
Buckley.
Clerk of Court ]. \. Pearman and
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31

FOR SALE-BulI puppies at $500
each. Six weeks old. See Caldwell
Sims, phone LOG.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
THINKS NOISE IS
AID IN GROWTH OF
PATRIOTIC SPIRIT

stockton, june d - believing
that a sane Fourth has u de.
pressing effect upon Youthful pa
triotisu, the city council her" de-
ctdod this afternoon To- lft the ban
on freCrackors.
In order tp fire the commission
90. with their zeal, advocates Of q
noisy Independence dnN touched
OF "A froorackor m the hallway
leading To- the council chambers
This appeal had thr desired effect
\ lew moments later the council
men were throwing lighted urp-
crackers an an directions Mayor
Cullahan even went su. far "a to ls-
sue "a statement iu which ho said
Il appr.h,nd There. Will hr thuso
who viii say mat 10 is better Ia
hnN. the hoN CT girl lu~. Interest
than tu lu~" q finger ur Goo ,uus. u
n'ishtur tu lus" hi- hnu, pN iir,
Hut We are nui soiug tp throw
down fh' bars and allow Ia" as"
ut dangerous fire, ra,k,t. tn,
safety FIRST slogan viii not hc ~
uurcd bl p"ruiUiur "a, u., Of t.,
common lltl" iir",rd,k"r whiru
measure uuN one uud one. huu
in, h". iu length
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
One of Villa Leaders at Battle
of 0jos Azules Several
Weeks Ago Willing &c End
His Resistance
CAM PAIGN AGAINST
BANDITS PROGRESSES
Several Evidences That Ef-
forts OF Carranza Govern
ment TO Extermlnate Out
laws Are Going Ahead.
IN, ryon,us Herald Leased wirel

ihihuutIII IIt. N'NI,t. june
ttIa M'i.tu u.i,srtpu Goo Jutr,t
Jup. aH IuIu N.u4,t uu, ur IN,
Nilh-tJ ntt,r. .u th. ,.-tl.m.ut I0
! oios N1ul.. several weeks agu hl,
sent q messenger co. colonel Guri.is it
Guerrero. t-kIur amnesty tor himself
land fort, follower. according tu re-.
ports received 100 military headqunf-
tcra hcrciudu,
other evidence. that The runstitl.
tonalist bandit .unIlu I- progress.
iuE iINuituir v,r. ..uttIutd in r..
ports from Gru'pi Fortunate MAJ.
Cottv at Torr,ur These said that
,auuto Reyes former rcpcI leader
recently auu"sticd and Jose Isabel
Rohlos. who received h.s surrender
w'r, there making final arraug,
WcntS FOR command of -Ou men
with which to bring m peacefully ui
fight go "Nt"rmina'iun tho remnants
OF tn" outlaws remaining in the pu-
ranso hills. Already NOR. than twu
thousand rifles. numerous other
small arms. horses. mules. Saddle
ana Other equipment have been ~ui
rendered to the governmental forces.
Another former rebel header Jose
lhr1 ~HlhItI Whose harmless Tcyulu-
ii"n 300 th' north recently ended quiet
~ conferred today with General la
uintu Ti,NIuo, commander here lie
was ON his WAY 90 IA" south To oh-
tain "mplusW' us q miner
Local ndNI.o- received here stated
that uu American -,uliiur purts
which recently 'suDJltcd san MiEr,.
Chico H. concentrated ttfth ,ti..t
ir""ps at tuDn ranch. thirty mile.
south pf the American field base near
Namtguip- NatNc rauDhm"n CON
planned that the Americans burned
some of their rrt-s uud ,ommtr-
d""i'd num''r ut horses and mules
from them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
GERMANS tO\1i\tI TiiI,H
ATT GkS EAST bI' NIJSI,

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
Six OF Queen Elizabeth Glass
and Entire Squadron of Bat.
tie Cruisers Engaged in
North Sea Fight.
MANY DETAILS KEPT
BACK BY THE CENSORS
Claim of England That She
Was Out Numbered Met
With Statement of Facts by
German Admiralty.


I''ih. JON" %, tEy wireless to the
Associated Press from stan CORES
p'ud'n' wa Slysillrj Twonty-six
"l Admiral Jcllicoo.s most powerful
iI'fl"Hhip. Including siN uf th. most
modern queen Elizabeth clasf and
the "u't" rriIsh living wing com
posed uf battle cruisers equal n
'''rN respect except nrmor protec-
u"n Co droadnauRhts. were engaged
IN an save the early stages uf m.
day battle IN the North sea accord
ing tu authoritative account. The ac-
count meets clearly what Is charged
hs the British to explain defeat hy
The statement that the German forces
la action Wer. much larger than the
Hrltish MANY details. however. al"
suppressed foi strategic reasons.
Th' fleet thus assembled surpassed
.n t0uu1g" and weight - brondsliea
the German fore" engaged was AZ
lcnst rgualiy modern. and was far
gpe"di"r than tho squadron of Ger
man prc-drcadnnughts. which lutn-
b"riug along a. eighteen or nineteen
Knots were soon left far 10 the rear
hy their swifter consorts on, OF the
main action.
The recital leaves untold the tale
uf damages sustained uy German
uui'- and the iosao' iu personnel T.
stNs nothing of tho hrillIancy IN bat
tl' o.. N's displayed by hdmirals
Sch'cr ana HIpp"r the smoothness
ana decision with which the Ger
man ships m1n"uyored and IN. dead-
IS surou"ss 90 the German mnrks-
nnnsulp. although u is an open secret
that these three factors were largely
responsible fur he achievements uf
the German.
German hlttleships ana baltic
cruisers were able to shower tho
British with hail of shell which az
. range %. eight miles and sometimes
even closer smashed and riddlci
British irWor bei,s ana wrought
havoc 10 ships yitals The ponder
GUS british prolectiles naturally we're
no less effective. but the Armstrong
and Nhltwor'h monsters could land
scarcely on" punch To each two from
the vicious ktupp li.inchcrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05

| ~ OF the Progressive uaok tp th,
( Republican fold.
On every hand thcr, seem. to u.
sentiment Co. Void making ih' uuuiI-
nee th, campaign is-u, uud tp scI.Dt
~omoou, on whom Republicans ard
'rogrcssNo- can asrcr su the wori
viii go out To- the country that the
party ha. ben r"habilltitod o.. IA,
uniting ut factions wht,h spit It four
years ago. - is realized that of an
Of the pOS~thilifi.-. colonel Roosevelt
has the greatest personal followiug
but at the sam, time hr has the most
enemies. Tn. Republican header
charged that many voters would bc
alcuated fur one or NOR, OF ss',ral
reasons
Al forces are careful not to oN-
press hostility to colonel Roosevelt or
To- say auNthing which would make q
impossible Tor proercsrVes To- come
UacE into the party. II u recognized
that colonel EooscNclt can prevent
the nomination of any ON, ur tNo
men who may be urged hy Rcpubli-
can ltadcrs. but that should hr 4
tempt &C. Eu further than this aud u.
some say. scratch the whole ti,ktL '
th" convention would Dee yer, ukeE
Ia proceed without giving furth,g
,unsideiutIun Co his Views.
lu saying that lsuuscN.It ,ou,J
prevent th. nomination of any ou.
Ur tw" men, Justice ilugh.- is uu.
exc ptod. hut those who at, tor him
ilui'~> tu believe Roosevelt would t.f
y" s" far as To say Ia ad,uuc. mt
Hughes wa. unuccrptnhl, untn h,r
nomination seemed certain Th, tt.
u,ud" of mru taking this position O.
summed up py thcu statements thai
thcS want Colonel Eooscycit'- heir
but not ms dictution
ON, ui IA, outstanding feature. Of
tins convention is n, absence -
."mmanding leadership los IA, mon
who compose N. old guard Th.r,
~ 90 conspicuous lack uf what over.
convention has known as "fNcr. .
who came with plank. for the pint
form an prepared. ana assurance.
thW they wcr, going u = uotill.
'Nampl" "f this condition i~ In the
Penn sylNania delegation, which D.
splt four w-ys. senator r"nros,.
who always has spukrn for IN, Re.
publican organization ~ that stpt,.
ana while hr probably viii cast hi
vote Tor senator EuuN 10 is gcuorull
understood he viii do $50 In order not
4" dlsol"s' hls real chui,r
Fred " EasithrooN. national com
mitircman from New Iinmpshira said
today he believed an bat -four cnndi-
dates would 10" practically eliminated
after the first ballot lie thinks col
on"l Roosevelt B.. ont "f the race Mr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
SO Dense Are Bodies of Men
Thrown Forward by Ger
mans at Verdun That Lead.
ers Are Doomed Absolutely.
GROUND IS SATURATED
WITH BLOOD AT VAUX
Terrific Efforts of Teutons
to Capture Outlying Fort
So Far in Vain. French As
saults Repulsed.

PARIS June :, I-..o p m.i In
their attacks on Furt NIuN. one uf tn,
outlying d'f'nsrs OF N,rduu along th,
front east ut IA" Aicusr. M" German,
AZ" hurliuE their Infantry u masses
~u compact that th, first ruuka are
obliged tv idvIuco fu certain death
The 1ssauluug columns dobuu,h
from the village uf Damloup. bolow
ia" fort aud separated from Do bS d
rn,inr which th'} are obliged TO
cross go attain the slopes near the
fort For three duy- Tins ,put has
been the scene of carnage which has
saturated IA" ground with blood
bne German column advanced no
further than the bottom of the ra-
Nin" The front ranks. pushed on
ny those behind. fen ~ fast as they
reached the dead line swept hy the
French quick nrcrs As they topplod
over other. came on 10 tak, their
places and fan In turn.
French officers although hardened
to the worst sights Of war. declare
the butchery there surpassos Imasi-
nation.
Nith uudiminishcd ,iol.noc thn
Germans continued their attacks ln-t
right along the Ncrduu front east ct
the Mcusr. Tn" war cffic, report ut
tins afternoon says these assuiliut.
were unsuccessful
The GerWnns attacked French pos.
ti"u- 100 tn region uf NtuN aud Iuu-
l"up. Between IN. font and the viii
latr uf nImluur IN" G'rmap often
sit" Was particularly sever, Tho
French are st.u 100 possession Of Fo't
NauN. Dr. 'h' N.mib uf Duuumu't
Ih"r" WIS heavy muirr, fighting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
GtNiEN NHI; \\,.lN. IDE
~ DISPOSITION DI TROOPS

~ la-u. Texas. June .. General
Gabriel G...ut. .araf.tutIuunilst conn
mlndcr o. northern Chihuahua. I,ft
Judroz today fur \ua Ahumnda. 3,
miles south. where h. said b. Nll
afy rcdisr"siu"u oi rr 'roopf a. q
fcsult of the recent CONCENTRATING
conference. General in.lr, also said
h' eNp",i,d tu make several iuspc,-
u"n uips short. tu hI- various garr-
sons ,u the direction OF tN, Ilr'It
campaign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
ADMIR- NTY SAYS 33s
OFFICERS LOST LIVES

London. june THE admirlltg
announces 1888 officers were Killed 'u
IA" 1utluui s.u battle. Tho list iu-
ciudos practically an officers q the
cruisers Queen Mary inyincible. In
d'flflFuhl" Defence ana Blh,s
Prince. fh" d.sruycrs ripp"rar1.
TurHuicur. Fortune. Ardent NumaI.
Nr-tur aUi shark AU officers uN-
r"ut ur, ut mo cruiser Warrior WEI"
sawed with 100 officers ~ th" destroy
cr sparrow Hawk Du uthor shipg
tn,nty three utr,rrs were t.llcd and
twenty wounded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
LATIN AMERICA AND
SPAIN INVITED TO
AID IN CELEBRATION

Washington. jun" lrosldoi'
Wilson today signed resolution
passed Job congress authorizing hun
&" Invite ~pnW aud intn-Amcricap
n"uutr'. tH participate 900 au ,Spusi-
uou 900 l'l' celebrating IN, -u0tE an
niN'rsar, of the founding Of san An
tonic. T,N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
HARRISON DRUGS
ACT APPLIES TO
MERCHANTS ONLY

Na-uuriuu June o. The -upr,m,
'ourf today Interpreted the Harrison
federal drug act of 1914. maxim. U
1nitWiu' for any person not reg .-
tered und"r the law to h"tr opuu 100
his possession as applying only 10
those Hh" deal loo tho drur aud 900.
tu those who use u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
~ ~Si\\S MAKE GAINS
~ THE SDt THt\>U \HIl

FolrOFrNd. IUur b tNIu LOUdOn-
6:oi p. mp-liuSsian forces have
won great successes along th, front
'um the prlpot marshes TO the Ru-
mlliiau frontier according to- "A OH
cial nnnouucemout ISSUED here today.
II Is stated that the RussIaus took
l3 0OO prisoners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
iWE\tH ,rrN,kS N
IOl,tE BREAK DOWN

SaNNillcJ Repeated attacks by mas
SEES of French infantry usauuHt GER
man positions on IN" Ncrdun front
east ot the Mcu.o broke down with
heavy i'nc- the war "liic, annuunc-
ed Z, GaN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
~ sTRO.u NG\UINN>
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NIonUI- juno ! DIu BoTln and
wireless 80 Sny,illc June iI.--N"r.
~ithstuudtns ~iuuu,h resistance .N
th" Italians the Nu-tru-lIUugnriln
troops have made further gains in
thcir offensive, th" war uitic" am
uouncrd TODAY Yesterday $500 prs
uncTs were taken
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-05
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Edinburgh. June i.-- survivors lr-
rNUr here from the Brush DESTROY
'r lr" certain thev sauA th" Hfui,u
hHrg. prii" of the German navy The
say she was struck by four turpci1'-
and torn 90 pieces uy the destroyer