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CONSIDERABLE VIOLENCE
IN FIGHTING IN WEST

BERLIN. Juno % (via London).-
The lighting on the western front at
tanned proportions Of considerable
violence at various points yesterday
and last night. the War Office an
bounced to-day. but attacks of the
British and French were ~repulsed
everywhere.
IN the western war theater," the
statement says, the same conditions
prevail along the British front and the
north wing Of the French front as have
existed during the last few days. At
tacks by enemy patrols and strong in
fantry detachments. as we'll as gas at
tacks, have become more numerous.
everywhere the enemy was re-
pulsed. Waves OF gas have given no
results. Artillery fighting attained
great intensity at certain points.
in tho Champagne between Auberive
and lit Argonne the French kept up
a lively fire. Here also weak attacks
were easily repulsed.
Northwest OF the Thiaumont works
(Verdun 'front.' there wore minor in
fantry engagements.
eastern 'front.': Russian attacks
made by some companies between
Dubatowka and smorgon failed under
our curtain of fire.
Near Guessitschi, southeast of
Ljubtscha, Il German division {detach-
ImentH stormed an enemy point Of sup
\crt east OF the Niemen, taking two
crs and ffty-siK men prisoner and
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AUSTRIANS COMPELLED TO
YIELD RE,IrGRE RJfSSI

LONDON. juno o9.-Thc Austrian Of
fetal communication received here to-
night reports that the Austrians have
been compelled to retire from part of
their front at Kolomca. in B]ukowina,
and southwark
The statement says tina masscd
Russian attacks over a front of forty
kilonetcrs in the region east of Kolo-
inca led TO stubborn battles and hand
to-hand fighting. In this fighting. af-
ter Austrian reserves had been hastily
brought up, the superior forces OF the
Russians were rcpuised. but in the
evening the Austrians were compelled
10 retire on a part Of the front Of
kolomea and southwark.
After Il terrific artillery engagement.
tho statement adds, big battles de-
vclopcd on the Italian front In the re-
gionsJ of Monte San Michele. near san
Martino, and east Of Nermcciiano.
These battles continue. bu, the Italian
attacks are being partly rcpulscd by
ounterattacks
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EASEMENT TO DIE
FOR HIGH TREASON

Continued from First Page.)
right OF ireland. Yet. for me. the Irish
outlaw, there is a land OF ireland, a
right OF Ireland. n charter for all irish
men to appeal to in the resort: n char
ter that even the very statutes OF Eng
land cannot deprive me of: a charter
that EnGllshmen themselves assert rs
n fundamental bond of law that con-
meets tho two Kingdoms"
Referring to the phrase of the ndict-
ment that no set an evil example to
others. Sir Roger said:
II fngiiShin"n I SGT no evil OK
ample. for ] made no appeal to them.
| freshmen to fight for their
rights. Place me before a jury of my
own countrymcn, DO it Protestant or
Catholic. Cnionist or Nationalist. Sim
Fein or Orange, and I shall accept the
verdict and bow TO the statute and
all it's penalties.
1T is not | n am afraid OF the
verdict OF such a jury. It is the crown
IL this be not so, why fear the test
L fear II not. / demand II as my right
1t was not I who landed in England
but the crown that dragged ME here
away from my own country, to whicL
[ had returned with Il price upon my
head, away from my own countrymen
whose loyalty is not in doubt. and sal "a
from the judgment of my peers. whose
judgment I do not shrink from.
DARE o REST ON WILL
OF THE IRISH PEOPLE
That is the condemnation Of English
rule in ireland. of I~;neiish-madc law,
that 1t dare lot rest on the will OF the
Irish people, but it exists in defiance
of their Will; that it is a rulo de-
rived, not from right, but from con-
quest. Conquest gives no title; II can
exert no empire over mems reason and
judgment and affections. 1t is from this
law OF conquest, without title TO the
reason, Judgment and affections of my
own countrymcn, that ! appeal"
Having finished this statement. the
prisoner. said:
This much I Dcnncd in my prison
fifteen days ago"
He then continued, declaring that tho
National Volunteers, founded in No
vcmbcr, 1913, had 10 quarrel with the
Ulster Volunteers, born a year earlier
only with the men who sought to per
vert TO English party use, to the mean
purpose OF their own bid for place and
power. tho armed activities Of tho
simple Irishmen."
We aimed at winning the Ulster
Volunteers lie went on. ITO the cause
of a united Ireland. 1t was not the
Irish Volunteers who broke the law,
but a British party government. who
had permitted the Ulster Volunteers &c
he armed by I5nElishmen to threaten
not only an English party in its hold
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ganizations could he formed. In add.
ton, the acceptance OF such o~rganiza-
lions would rest entirely with officials
at Washington.
Towns and cities in all parts of
IeXas Arizona ana New Mexico have
sent In requests hat regulars or ma
tional guardsmen be stationed in their
vicinity. Representatives OF these cities
have been told that the points where
troops are to be stationed must he
chosen from the viewpoint Of milf
tary eXpediency and necessity.
Any delay incident to negotiations
with Carranza will be of incstinablc
benefit to the United States should
open hostiiiti,ss develop later, army
officers here pointed out to-day. as il
would allow the national guardsmcn
10 release $4,000 regulars now doing
duty on the border as we'll as hermit
mobilEation OF supplies, transport IA
ciliticS and an aerial service. No such
advantage wouid accrue To Mexico
they believe.
NO INTERRUPTIONS N
WORK OF PREPARATIONS
Already much has been ACCOMPLISHED
and the work Of preparation continues
without interruption. On July bid
will he opened for $4,000 pounds of
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THREE

tence. Easement smiled. Then a war.
zen touched his arm. and he withdrew
Dehind the green curtain from what
may be his last appearance before the
public which during the trial has ro-
gardcd him without an!mosi,y. IL not
with some degree OF sympathy.
After Sir Roger had been sentenced.
Daniel j. Bailey, the private soldier
who had been held as his accomplish.
was placed in the dock. ana on recon-
mendation from tn. chief justice. the
jury returned n verdict of not guilty.
The attorney-gcneral that
Bailey had affirmed he Joined the irish
brigade with the object OF returning
ana rejoining the army. Under the cir
cumstances. no evidence could be pro-
duced against him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
OF HANS TAUSCHER
WILL REACH JURY TO-DAY
Counsel for Government Denies Thai
Prisoner Acts rs Dupc for
Any One.

NEW YORK. June 22.-Thc case Of
Hans Tauscher. former German army
officer. who has been ou trial In the
Federal court here for several days.
under al Indictment charging him with
completely in a plot to destroy tho
Wclland Canal IN September. 1914 viii
80 10 the jury to-,rorrow. Counsel for
both sides summed up to-day after
T'auscher. tcstifying as the final Wit
ness for tho defense, While admitting
that ne arranged for the purchase and
delivery Of dynamite. denied that he
know that tho explosive was to be used
10 blow up the Wclland Canal.
Tho name Of Captain Franz Won
lapcn was mentioned frequently. Tau
scher admitted that upon his arrival in
this country from Germany he reported
10 Won Papen and testified thatllc sun
Piled the dynamit" at the instance OF
an "m!ssary OF Non Papcn. Tauschcr's
counsel. in summing up described his
client as n dupc for Won der Goltz.
United states Assistant District At
;orney Roger b. Wood. in summing
UP for the government, said that
Tauschcr WAS no ones dupe.
The defense has ridiculed the i'm
~portancc of the enterprise" Mr.. Wood
continued. They carried $50 hounds
" vi - -tN ioEh Ccllr1l
Express to Buffalo. Suppose they went
through with their purpose and got
safely. back to this country. Canada
would have exactly the same right and
excuse to send a punitive expedition
into the United States that we have
to send a punitive expedition into
Mexico"
Nine. Gadski. the opera singer, and
wife OF Tauscher, was in the courtroom
during the summing UP.
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q 10000 pounds each Of beans
and coffee. and as many cans of to-
matocs. 100000 pounds of salt. $4,000
tins of tobacco and other provisions in
proportion. The monthly bill of the
government for tho border forces now
includes $500. 900 pay for officers and
men. and 20 his will soon be added
100000 for forage and $4,000 for
gasoline.
General Bell. at FL Paso. tonight
reported to General Funston the de-
livery Of the twenty-three negro troop
ers there by their Mexican captors. but
gave no details.
No anxiety was caused by unofficial
reports that General Trcvino had oc-
cupiod towns lately vacated by Gem
eral PershinG, as the commander OF
the American expedition Is believed to
&c able to protect himself.
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%LIEBKNECHT %DISBARRED
Conviction Also Automatically Pre-
vents Him From Holding
Public OfIlcc.

BERLIN. June 81 (via London).-Dr.
Karl Liebkncchts conviction, which
provides for an appeal. automatically
disbars him as a lawyer. and make,
him ineligible to hold public office. II
does not. however. affect his position
as a member OF the Prussian Diet ana
the Rcichstag since these offices are
held as the result Of election by tho
voters, and not by government ap-
pointment. His status as a legislator
is unaffected as the court refrajned
from revolving his civil rights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
Fourth Of July Rates on
and Western Railway

Tickets will be sold at reduced rates
to all points on Norfolk and Western
Railway. and to many points on con-
Meeting lines Selling dates. July 2, 3
and 4; good for return passage until
July s, 1916. Special excursion to Nor
folk. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Tuesday, July 4th: schedule and fare
same as for special Sunday excursion
train. Full information may be had
at the N. & W.. passenger office. S38
East Main Street
C. II. BOSIlEY,
District Passenger Agent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
GERMANS REPULSED
WITH LOSSES

PARIS. June 29.-Aftcr q Violent
bombardnent, which lasted the entire
day. the Germans attacked the French
the verdun sector. but were ~repulsed
with heavy losses, according to an Of
fetal statement issued by the War Of
fce to-day. The French machinc-yun
and curtain fire is declared to have
devastated the attackers.
The statement follows:
In the Champagne district. in the
vicinity of Tahure and at IA point TO
tho west of Butte-dc-MesniL, a sue
ccssful surprise attack made il pos
sihle for us to clean up certain
trenches az the enemy on the first line
and TO penetrate at several place as
w a number of shclterinG works. on
the left bank of tho River Mouse there
has been artillery lighting in the see
tor OF hill 3O4, but without any in
fautry fighting.
"On the right bank of the river. af-
tor "A violent bombardment, which
lasted all yesterday afternoon. the Ger
mans at about S o'clock in the evening
delivered a strong attack upon our
positions to the tn OF Thiau-
mont work. Checked by our curtain
Of fire and the fire Of our machine guns,
the enemy was not able to reach our
great losses.
Last night there was a very spirited
bomhardment In tho region Of Chenois."
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SUPPLIES CONCENTRATED
AT POINTS on


Supplies were being concentrated at
Brownsville. Laredo. Eagle Pass and
other points where the greater concen-
trutions VIII be made. while Quarter
master Department officers here were
p!ling UP stores In San Antonio and
adding TO the already large warehouse
space.
The purchasing OF horses and mules
was under way to-day under the first
contract ratified yesterday 10y the War
Department. Buyers OF horses and
mules appeared to-day with herds they
had secured from Texas farms and
ranges, and army inspectors appeared
pleased with the condition Of the
mounts, declaring that tho grade ap-
peared slightly better han European
buyers had been getting. Reports
from border commanders Indicated no
clash of any consequence with MeSi-
cans. The slight exchange Of shots
outposts near Brownsville was
not regarded as serious. Reports that
came from Mexican lines indicated that
the CarranZa troops had not relaxed
their vigilance, Notwithstanding the
order to release the prisoners at Chi
huahua. The troops continued their
concentrating movements south of
Matamoros, and at other points along
a line paralleling the border, although
in most cases the points OF greatest
concentration were several miles in the
interior.
If you want to 20 to Mexico, join
the army OF the National Guard. That
is the advice being given to thousands
OF persons who have volunteered their
services in various capacities, by Of
hcers at army headquarters here. Many
railroad men and others with eNpe-
rienc in Mexico have offered their SER
vices. but ii was pointed out at head
quarters that the need for civilians is
limited.
MANY OFFERS TO RAISE
UGHItIDE REGIMENTS
General Funston also has had dozens
of offers to raise rough-rider regi-
ments, although no regulation or stat
ute is in effect under which such or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
RUSSIANS CAPTURE
MORE THAN 10000 MEN

PETROGRAD. June 20 (via London).
Russian troops lighting in voIhynia
and Galicia yesterday took prisoner
22l officers and 1925 men, says the
official statement issued to-day by the
Russian War Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
on office, but to threaten that party
through tho lives and blood Of Irish

on office, but to threaten that party
through tho lives and blood Of Irish
men. Tho battle vas to be fought in
ireland, that the politicals outs Of
to-day should he the ms Of Tomorrow.
I'm Great Britain "A law designed
for the benefit Of Ireland was to he
met, not on the floor OF Parliament.
where the fight had been won. but on
the field. with Irishmen Staying each
other for English party gain. and the
British navy would be chartered trans
ports. bringing to our shores a hume
rous asscmblage OF military and ex-
military experts in the ~congenial and
profitable business of holding down
subject populations abroad. That party
was preaching a doctrine Of hatred,
desired to bring civil war in ireland,
while the party in power took no steps
to restrain its propaganda. which was
finding advocates I'm the army. the
navy. tho Privy Council, In Pssliament
and state and church,
The pronouncement of the sentence
followed the conclusion OF the defend
ants statement. While the usher was
placing the black cloths over the heads
of the judges. Sir Roger shook hands
with a friend who was sitting just
below tho dock.
VOICE OF CHIEF T FIRM,
BUT HIS FACE rs PALE
The voice OF tho chief justice was
firm, but his face was pale as he pro-
nounced the sentence. He began:
Roger David Easement. you nave
been found guilty by a Jury of your
known to the law" and concluded by
sentencing him ito be hanged by the
neck until YOU are dead"
AS the Judge pronounced the sem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
'ITALIANs ADVANCE
ON TRENTINO FRONT

ROME. June % (via London).-The
Italian advance continues on the
T'rentino front. The official report OF
to-day says that in the Arsa Valley
the Italians stormed Fort Mattassone
and carried the ridge Of Monte Trap
pola.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30

You are liable to an attack OF some form
OF Bowel Complaint and should provide
yourself with the best known Remedy. DIT.
SETH ARNOLD'S BALSAM. Warranted by
j, b. Raucr.-Adv.
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DANGER OF OPEN BREAK
NOT GREATLY LESSENED
Opinion Widespread That Release of Prisoners Does Not
Alter Basic Reasons for Mobilization of
Great Army Along Border.

san ANTONIO. TENAs. June oe.-
STAFF officers and departmental chiefs
at General Funston's headquarters con
tinued to-day the work OF shaping the
hourly increasing army for q possible
Offensive movement. Notification that
General CarranZa had ordered the sur
render to American military authori-
ties of the negro troopers captured af-
ter tho fight at Carr!zal was received
with qualification. but it did not lower
III the least tho high pressure of mill
gary preparation. The opinion was
widespread that the release OF the
prisoners had not Altered the basic rca-
sons Cor the mobilization along the hor-
der Of n great army, and that the dam
ger OF an open break with Carranza's
troops that parallel the international
oouacnry had not been greatly lessen
cd.
Trains Tearing certain units OF East
.rn national! guardsmen were expect
ed TO cross the State line during the
day, and by night IL was believed that
4 considerable part OF the newly made
army would be nearing stations along
The border.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
.AUsTR|ANS FORCED BACK
BY 0NC0M|NC RUSSIANS
Compelled to Give Way Over Front
OF Twenty-Five Miles Eastward
From KoIomca.
SUFFER HEAVY CASUALTIES
successes for Cars Forces Seeming
~ Give Them Almost FREQ Access
I" Carpathian Passes-French Put
Down German Attack at Verdun.

ia a Russian attack over a front OF
twenty-five miles. extending eastward
from kolomea. In Galicia. the Austrians
nave been compelled to retire on a part
OF tho front in the region Of Kolomea
and southwark. Tho Austrians valiant
~ attempted to hold back tho oncoming
russians. but, according to Vienna.
We're compelled TO give way before su-
perior forces.
IN this fighting. and also in battles
near kuty. In B~ukowina. the Austrians
suffered heavy casualties. In addition,
2"l officers and l0,2S5 men were taken
prisoner. and heavy guns. machine guns
and stores were lost. The Russian sue
jccsses In this region seemingly give
them almost free access to the Car
pathian passes, and to the railway
running northwest from Kolomea to
he'nberg. the capital OF Galicia.
On the central part of the Russian
front. In Volhynia, the violent battles
around Linewka. and In the region
or k continue unabated. Further
north the Germans have followed heavy
boinbardments OF various positions
with infantry attacks, which Pctrograd
says were all rcpulsed.
"bfthANS MAKE
TO WIN FRENCH POSITIONS
The Germans again have made an
effort to win French positions west Of
hill 30+, northwest Of Verdun. after "A
bomhardment extending from the hill
10 tho Avocourt wood. Tho curtain Of
hre of the French and the fire OF their
Infantry put down the attack, how
ever. Intense hombardmcnts continue
northeast of Ncrdun. around Flcury
and the VauX, Chapitrc and Chcnois
wood.
Tho British along their part OF the
front in France and Belgium are keep
Ing up their heavy bombaIdmcnt Of
German trenches, and sending out raid
ms parties, which are reported to be
doing effective work. in.icting moro
or legs serious casualties on tho Ger
mans and bringing back prisoners. Tho
guns OF the British have done much
damage TO German trenches at many
points. according to London.
In the AustrO-Ttaiian thcatcr the
Italians In the Trcntino regions are
still driving back the Austrians and re-
capturing important positions *
from them In the rcc'1lt Austrian Of
fensivc. The Italians also have opened
n hig offensive against the .Austrlans on
the eastern front, around Monte san
Michele. San MARITIME and Nc~rmcgl;ano.
Here. however, according 10 Vienna.
tho Italians are being partly rcpulscd
by Austrian countcrattacks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30

capturing two machine guns and two
mine throwers.
"Bali.an front: There is nothing to
report"
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MANY OFFERS TO RAISE
R~OUGHRIDER REGIMENTS

General Funston also has had dozen
of offers to raise rough-rider regi
ments, although no regulation or stat
ute is in effect under which such or
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NOTICE Of MEETING.

The annual mcclure or thr Stockholders
"f 'he Bic Gtaude Railway Company Will
hr held am their oiii-,- iu th- rty ~
Brownsville. TcNa~. ou. June q. 1916. ~ ~
"'rl"rf 4. IT,. Tor the election Of directors
ana Tie transaction of such other business
a~ may come before the meeting.
: got. JOHN GREGG. Secretary.
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LASSIFIED
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POSITIONS WANTED

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