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ga me eldmnIe tristifunnasia, jog
IA raffauben lain pitdiii uallita.
airieenpaibtaia.


GpipmpspGimGnd Simingan firffo
berranmaalia iuarten pppoettiin Il
mingalaisten paolesta nelidnnefi
maaliiaarnaaiafii 2iminsan fappa
Iaista firffoberra gorgia, iofa TAI pf
iimieliien fannatufien ieurafuntalais
ten puoIelta. Wiitta fun &umiioelto
ia aempeleestd pfii benfilo fummas-
tafin iitG nastustipat ia dGnestpstG
diff ollut paifea toteuttaa ia iaaoo
ldpi menemGGn, min %luopuipat Ii.
mingalaiiet eb6otufiestaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
@enGian nnIi laina.

Sotaainan merfint1 noItiopanffi.
eli fonttooreisio, poltioroboston font.
toreisio iddstofasioisia ia pienem-
misiG luottolaitofiisio on iouIut. 90
p:ipdGn mennesiG nousiut pIi $50
mill. rupI. &obaministeri oIom. eff
tcllesid, eta nafta- ia r~ailtateolli-
luitSiiffeet @afusio oipot merfinncet
iotaldinoan 1852 900, on S. %.
2ciidri %omafdtiicsti mcrfinnpt "Iufe-
mt mieIibbmGII1."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Gabben firffoberram iuirfaa

ofpat bafeneet: Sollolan eniimGinen
fappaIainen sc. IS. 8icitr0m, SGGs.
fen fapapIainen s. &oSfinen, Eaoas.
ioen fappaloinen, Sollolan ~. t. toi.
men fappolainen II. 8. &aefallio,
&oimiston fappalainen s. Warffulo,
Soglin ~firfoberro s. 6. Sornroos ia
Seliingin pobioiien luomalailen ieil-
rofunnan f%irffoberron mirullinen o.
prlainen g. 6. @ronoer.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
&irie SeliinaistG.

@ian anfarliutta tGGllG SeliineisiG-
fin oioittanee oialtaau iefin, ettd tGdl-
Ia npfpGGn mppbGGn fopbille poltto.
puita filofaupalla, iefa ettd mGbGpa.
raisten tGptpp ostaa itieIIeen mai
paisapua". HGetfos, alianlaita on
min, eta fiinta, Ii%eipittGGfieen maIIit.
iepaa balfopulaa, on perustanllt boil
fofaupan falipungin fopbid ia mGbd-
paroiiio oiuffaita marten. &opbiG
iuarten pilfotaan ballot pienifii ia
mppoGGn BELLE fiottain, iefG mdbGpa.
r%aiiille iplifaupaIla iofo plfottuina
tai pilffomatta. Wiltta ennenfllin
nGitd fopbien puita iaaoaan ostaa, on
lupatooistus baettama III. NJ. mai
Observation-Disclosures. Sopoiin tbs.
ia jofu pGilpG tofaperin fooulIo erGGn
titttoiponi.
"Serpe, teriue. WistG tulet2"
Observation-Disclosures"
$50 mitGbGn iinliIIafin iieIlG feb
tiin?"
"Slin ostamasia noilpaisaplto.
TGes, Main iota.aifona on iefin ostet-
tana."
SGn nGptti minulle iaamaania III.
paIippua; buomauttaen ettd "iDltd
maipaisapua mnfiaa 80 marffaa'.s
Scum baIfoiplen binta pleenid on
fesfim1Grin 60 INF :aa, min tooellafin
tulee tuosto poimaisopufii ipltd fobti
meIfoincn iumma. Niin ettG fpIIG ie
fannattaa.
Niitto toiicIta piloIen oioittaa moi.
nittu bintoien eroitiis baIfofauppiait-
ten r~ajotonta noitonbimoa ia abnclit.
ia, iefG ettG aboasta aifaa tefemGIIG
tebbGGn.
GrGS %tuttalponi fertoi minulle as.
fettGin ettG bGn aifoo perustaa faip.
paliiffeen itielleen min pian FUN OF.
nistuii main loptGmGGn fauppabuo.
neuston jonfo ioiii miiofroto. TGGl-
Ia nimitt. ei npfpGGn ole fouppabiio-
nel,stoja lpuofrottopisia futon ciim.
pori nuotto tofapcrin, iolloin iiinG
ilbtecsia oil olemoSia iuurta liifotuo.
tantoo. Wittto nGnt1 obtoat ojot o.
mat Ipnnptt1neet min palion folippi-
alta. ettd, futon maintain, on tuIlit
puutc liifebuoneustoiSto. Woinittu
pstGnGni buomoitti tGmGn ioboosto
cttG MT on fultoinen oifo fouppioillo,
fun bintoio iao ottoo min poljon FUN
boluaa, iillG ban oil iita mieltd ettG
n. (. roiabinnotfin oipat foiippioitten
puolclIo, jotopnitli loptpp poIion to-
luarao ioiIlo ei ole mitGGn raiobin.
tojo.
@tt1 moinittu tlittaipuni on moriin
.oifcasio, iiitd ei ole epGiIcmistGfdGn
oifa iiis toocllofin on full
to.aifao, ie OF fcinottcIun fuItoisto
niIilc ioi6en omotunto ci oieto
o~bncuocIIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS piliapolopii
mao, iofa iidItdd 80 tiIapuusproient
tia aIfobolia ldmp0mddran olleSie
15 ast. g. @ero iuoritetaan Iddnin,
robastUon ia TOTO paIomiinamGGrd OF
palmistettapa fontrnbbin mifaiieS
ii, ~fuitenfin mdbint6in 1900 litraS
ia, jos peroa tGlIaiiesta mdGrGstd ei
pield ole iuoritettli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Yapistp.

(Turun bippof.) @altafiria annet.
tim lluoenfoarlepppn firffoberran.
mirfaan TeriiGrpen firffoberralle.
roipasti 6. Is. a~ppelbersiIe, iofa as'
tua nuteen mirfaania toufof.l p.
1917.
1oaliebbolle Gemion f%irffoberran.
pirfaan aietettiin enimGiielle iilalle
Biiffion firffoberra, romasti S. US.
'slbIroos. 2:Ile iiialle Seliingin furi'
~tlsbuoneen iaarnaaia, f~irffoberra Sc.
.. @ftrom ia 3:lle iiialle Nurmon
tirffoberra, roiposti S. 6. &oos.
@oaIinGptteenia &aiman toiien
fappalaiien mirtaa warten inorittaa
oinoa paalieb6olle wirfaan aietettii
Soprpn ieu~ratunnan, Snferinmaalla,
fi~rffoberran apulainen 6. &allio.
Baalindptteenid Bdbdnfprom firf.
foberranpirfaa tparten iiiorittaa Sale
nudIiIiialle mirfaan aietettu 8abdn.
o. Durcbman. Mlut paalieboolle
fpron fappalainen S. 8: Baismaa,
Sionfpron ~firffoberru, lGaninropasti
tabGn mirfaan aietetat, &emin mao.
ieurafunnan fappalainen S. Suianen
ia 2allfaan fappalainen O.. S. Dahl
gren ofpat 10 enren iuorttaneet ipaa-
linGptteenid. !
S~aettapafii 60 pm fuluesia on e.
oelIien n%iranbaltiian nimittdmiien
tafio toiieen wirfaan, iulistettl Seri-
iGrpen firffoberranpirfa.
(&uopion biippaf.) Sopidn 10. +.
iaarnaaia S. S. Gaila, ionfa &uopion
tuomiofupituli on fpoIinnit lltsioen
INSTRUMENTATION, astuu tdbdn I'LL.
teen mirfaania toufof.. 1 p:nd 1917.
8aalieboolle 4uopion falipungin
f~irffoberran nirfaan on aietettu: l.
lie iiioIle llu6enfauplngin firffober.
ra s. s. Simelius, ollie iiialle Suo.
men 2Gbetpsieuron lGbetpsfoulun
iobtoia g. u. Baaiio ia 3:Ile iiialle
@imennaipan fappalainen g. 81. Sob.
ioIa.
8~aaIiehooIle &uopion maaieura.
sfunnan INSTRUMENTATION on aie.
tettl 1:Ile iiiaiIe alaipruoen firffo.
berra 6. 81. Scbrooerus, ~2.Ile IIa.
iGriuen %firffoberro, roipasti S. CUNT
merlis ia 3:IIe Smpilabben firffober.
ra, lGGninrolpasti 81. S. Saraste.
Sittenfuin ienoatti on bplannpt
m~erifopteeni @ustaf 2iioffiien b.. m.
tllomiofapitulin p G1tofiestG tefemGn
paIitufien, iolla pGGtofielldGn tao.
miofapituli oil fumonnut Oulun fau-
pungisIa toufof. 1917 y. toimite.
titn fomministerinmaalin on tuomios
fopitrli mGdrGnnpt uuoen naalifpip.
mpstoimitufien pibettGDGfii emf
moalisf. 5. b. ia uuoen maalin mp6.
bemmin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

&uopion iuomalaiien tpttOfoulun
iobtaiatar, faiit0ioen ia usfonton o..
pettaiatar Waria @liiabetb Sngman
anonut eroa mirastaah emf feaf.
1 p:st1 Iufien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
TalowiinaiucrO m%aarGttp IL mar
fafii litralta.

2orfemmasia paifosia tapabtii
ncesia ciitteIpsiG on $. %aiestecttin
ia &eiiori ciitcltdesid Suomen &c.
naotin eiitpstG, inluoinnut mobipistao
ielroopnn oictfuien poIolpiinon mol
mistufiesta iooan oifano iu%oritctta.
pasta p~eroSto:
Wero fannctndn i2 morffoo IitroI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

ia nuoiiiublasia, toimifunnan pro-
lesta on banfittu eiitelm1 2dbetpSiell-
ran tpolniesten miimmc tammifuusio
%pioettppn f~ofoufieen iefG %ianomalebti
"&otimoasia" eiitettp f%einoja clifton
toiminnan febittGmiiestG. Mainitiln
eiitelmGn, jofa fdiitteli "%perioonaIli-
fen uSfonfofemuflen merfitpstG laar.
naaian toiminnaIle", pitt toimifun.
nan iibteeri. Smoin on iibteeri jul.
faisiut firioitufiet "Suomen Tapis.
ton 2GbetpsIiiton toiminnan febittd-
minen" ("&otimaa 25. VIII. 1910
iefG "Suomen Yapiston 2Gbetpsliitpn
iGieniIle" C"&otimao'' 80. VII.
1915. MpOsfin npt foosia olena
pappein fofous on toimifunnan nal.
mistomo.
Soimifuntto OH pitfin aifoo tllnte-
nut fuinfo mGllttGinGtDntG clifton toi.
minnan iuotltiinlle febitpfiellc OH
iGGnnollinen niloromaifutlis toimi-
Human ia Clifton jGienten mGliIlG.
Siind tdrfoitufiesio toimifunnon ia.
bolta on tariottu ~papistoIIe poIpeIlts.
to eiiml. iopipien lGbetpstd foSfeipien
aineioen iuunnittelemiiefii pastoral.
lip~1itosfirjoio iparten, lGbetpsfiriol-
liiuoen ia .tietoien banffimiSefii j.
n. c. Somoin OH jGieniltG fofii eri
fertaa pppoettp Wapoacbtoiiia puoii-
fertomufsia lGbetpstpoStG ieurofun.
nisia. Wainitiln t~arioufien OH ottanrt
fparteen 2 pappia, toinen neumotellen
ldbetpsasiaa fosfeposta pastoraaIi.
m~aitosfiriasta. toinen ppptGen tietoia
miifien on l%GbettGnpt 9 pappia.
2iiton iGienlufn oil 81 IL 1918
249. NiistG poistui fiiolemon fontto
7,%4fieltdptpi mafiamasta jGienmof.
iltoon, iiliIia jdicni1 tiIi 81. Ndin'
oil 2iitpSio 81 ~ 1914 iGicniG 296,
ioioen iGienmaflut tefimGt pbteeniG
6,203 inf. Suurin mofiettu jGlenmof-
iu oil 34S MT. SGlIG boopoa pboef-
iGn fpmncncS piao 1870 OH iGieniG
303, maStatcn 6,342 inf. lpuotilista
ti,loa 2dbetpsienralle. Sulot on eoel-
Iccnfin fdptcttp Sbefoun p%oppisicnti.
marin fonnattomiiefii.
Clifton nuoiitulpjen lpertoominen
Sbefoun %ieminoorin 2GbetpsieuroIIe
tilottontiin lpiiotuiliin menoiDin oioit.
tou porboiten, mit1 2iitto robolliiesti
on iaaniit qifaan, mitd CT. Seminoo-
ri, joto 21betpsieura pit6G plIG pb-
foImen mum lGbetpSleuron
tuotti 10. 1914 2GbctpsieuroI-
le menoiu Smf. t9,747; 53. Babe.
tpsIiiton iplioiituIot fobooipat Ills oil
noostaon IGbes foImontecn ciaon
mainitusta iummasta. Edmdfin on
ilabuttomoo, mlttto lc CT lao
iuIfeo iiImidmme iiItd toiiaiiolta, ettd
5uomen popisto %Iiittoon llifuiiommin
pbtpm6IIG motif mofiao foiffi iemi-
noorin 2GbctpsIcuroIIc tiiottomot me-
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not. Scum poppisieminoori 10 Sdbe'
tpsIiittoo p%erustaesia ndpttil luonnol-
.IiIimmoIto clifton fonnotufien eiineel'
I'd, diff oootettoiuo, eta popiston file
tofoomo fonnotuS mieIG tuntitiuaSti
nouiiii.
Gulrnrut muoii, moailmoniooan
mioIi, ei ole oIlilt boitolliicSti mai
fittomotto mpoSfin Suomen firfon
borioitfomoon I1betpstpobon. Suo.
men 2Gbetpsieuron. titIoisio, iotfo 10
eoeIlilinGfin muoiina oIimot oIIeet
riitt1mGtt6mGt menoia peittGmGGn,
on topobtunut buomottomo m6ben
ms, ia Seuron ofrifoloinen tp0moo
on ollut miItci fofonaon iulicttu ipito,
roipoifutufieSto fotimoan fonSio. 81
ia ilobuttoipompoa OF t%oiielta piioIen
tooeto, ett1 iuiiri oio niistd poboisto
c~nuustufiisto iooan poifutifieSto
tpobon IGbetpsoIoiIlo, ioito wrooen
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'Seliingin etelGiien inumalaiien ienra'
fnnnan fappalaiien iuirfaa

opot bafeneet ral1tatieniaarnaaja s..
$. &orrimits, &orsnGlin firffoberra
5. 3. 91cf ia etel. iuomal. ieurafun-
nan f%irffoberran miralI. aplll. San.
leS 2eiipisfG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Kertomus Suofnen pa.
piston IdbetySliiton toi-
rninnd$td.
@iitettp pleiiesiG pappeinfofoufiesia
SelIingisIG.

SIHellg glel1eS1u PuppetHIOIpuIl eSlQ
S%eliingisiG.
&uluneen ipuooen aifana S.B.2
=; toiminta on tapabtunilt pddaiialli.
iesti fen iGienten ielirafunnisia tefe.
man lGbetpStpon muoooSi Ia. Sanoma.
lebtien monilufuiiet fertomufiet IGbe.
tps iubIista, ompeluieuroista p.m.
lGbetpstposta opat. ~iniireIta osaIta
fertomlsta juuri 2iittomme jGienten
barrastllflista, mlltta fun toimifun.
nalle ei ole f1ptettGpGnGn mitGGn oil.
tenttista ainebistoa, on pleisfatiauf.
fen antamlinen tGstG tp0stG mob6oton.
Sari ~pfiitpistG eiimerffiG fuitenfin
mainittafoon. &aufana Yobiois.S uo.
meSia on fopbd ieurafunta, jonfa ND.
fillfu nouiee 1926 ;een benfeen. Ecu.
%rafunnasia toimii 3 masta perustet.
tla ompeluieuraa, niistG / lasten.
Senrafltnnasia OH muooen 1915 al.
flipuolisfolla pietettp foImet IGbetps
iublat. joista i%ubannifiena pioettp
tuotti follebtineen, tarjoiluneen Smlf.
2S0;S1. Observation-Disclosures OH iaettum.
N. rippifoulunuoriioIle fen feboituflen
ieuraomona, ettd be eoes marjoja poi
mimalla tai mirlIIa toipolla banffili-
mat iiiben pdbintGin 1 marian. NGin
fauniisti tpo menestpp, maiffa erGGn,
ieitrofunnasia laajaIle Iepinneen lts.
fonnolliien iuunnon iaarnamiebetfin
lcimaapot ~lGbetpsoiion tiirbafii, us
fotellen ibmiiille iulfiiesti, ettG $50.
bot, iotfa footaan IGbetpfielle, iuo-
ooan fonjafisio".- SoiIena eIimerf-
ffinG mainitien erGGn &esfi-S uomen
pienemniStG ieurofunnista, jofa on
picla pariin %ipriGsid. SieIlG toimii 5
ompeluieurau, iotfa olpat pitGnect feS.
fimG1rin | fofoufien %fitusio. &erron
fihtsio, talpalliieSti cn%iimm1iienG
iitnnlntaina on firfosia pioettp IGbc-
tpsrufous ia foottli foIlebti lGbetDfIcI.
le. Suloia 2GbetpsieurolIe on ipiioben
f%iiluesia fcrtpnpt pIi 600 mt. 2Gbe.
tpsianomia p.m. Observation-Disclosures
on fumpaiiesiafin ieitrafinnasia Ie-
mitettp.
SGIIaiiet ieurafunnat oipat oinoos.
tam eiimerffeiG monista. uieaIla to-
boIIa toimii liittomme jGieniG oiofii
bDipin nnifeisiofin oloisia, mltta fill
ii iaooen oifaan t%linnusta anfaitietpia
tulofiiio.
OleiiemGn Iiiontoiiista DritpfiistG
on mainittaipa SpripGGIIG feiGfuun
80 49,, a..
25-2S p;nG pioetpt IGbetpspGimGt,
ioiIla toiin pubuiino eiiintpi a SGbc-
tpsieuran ~pnlfottua tpomiestGfin. 81
Iaiiuuocsia pioctpistd ciitelmistG
moinittafoon;
&irffoberra II. Subfanen; "YtitG
postaommc DISQUALIFICATION mas
tustoiiIIe?'
Sobtori II. Taunu: "Omicn l1bct.
item ia erifois tpobunroien fonnatiis"
ief1 Sofa muotta I~GbetpstDotG III.
misipojGin fesfuuoesia".
Sobtoio $. Soobti: "Suomen Ga
bctpsieuron tpo tGllG betfellG",
Sitdpaitii Iabctpspoiiuilld eiiintpi-
not pubuiino nj. III. ropoSti 81. u.
ia g. 81. SIonber, postorit u.
Seifinbeimo, $. Solofangos ia @.
b.m.
clifton toimifunnan tpo fuluneclIo
tpofouoclIa OH iupistunut ipobiin, 0.
iofii ipista, ioisto on torpcctonto
tGsiG pbtepocsi1 pitbuo. Taitii eoits.
2Gbctpsieuran wiimme feidiies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10
Mnmnsti S. 6. @anramu fno[lnt.

Iooicn on m6istpnpt pfii panboiS-
ia funniosorpoiiisto partiioista Sit
onin miulrciIto. Scrran Iepoon nut.
mi 2cppGmirron %firffoberra, roipasti
.Scurif eoiporo Rairdmo.
s. 6. (Scbrooerus) Hauramo inn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-10

fullesia on cri toboiIIo I%oiiluttli, on
iGGnpt toteiittonotto, ia ettG tpo on
%ainafin meioGn ieiiromme IGbetpso.
Ioilla ioanut iotfua entiieen topoon,
ilman mit6Gn b1iriot6 pofonoin puo-
lelta. SdlIainen Serron iobto non
rpptt1d ia Delpoittao. sc feboittoa
meit6 entisto iuurempoon usfoon,
toipoon, roffoutecn, ic ontoa nellie
robferttto omistoo iGIIeen feboituf-
ieflemme ne lanai, iotfo inipiroimot
iisoifaiien IGbetpsborrostuflen be
ruttoi11 81 p. toufot. 1892: "2emit1
moioii iiio, luenpt6 oiuntoii poote,
dla iadstG; pioennG fopoct ia mobmis.
ia poaiotl Slid iinG DIET IcmenemG
oifeolle ia poiemmoIIe puoIclIc, ia Fl.
nun iiemeneii on foniot perip6 ia o,t.
tiot fanpunsit ainnnofii ottamo.~
(Sei. 81: 2-3).
antti S. Yietild.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
J0FFRE NOT AGED
BY CARES Of WAR
Quite as Ready for Any Develop
nent Now as at Very
Beginning.
ON DUTY II HOURS EACH DAY
More Than 10000 Miles Covered
in Motor Car Since Oper- !,
atoms Began.

PARIS, June 3.--Twenty- months
of responsibility by General Joffre in
the conduct of the greatest war in his
tory. during which time he has been
A day and has Travelled more than 1000
miles in motor car. do not seem to
there is not the slightest betrayal of
fatigue in his countenance, his stem
or in. his mind: he Is quite ms ready
for any development too day as at any
time since the war began. and his de-
cisions are as prompt and clearly
thought out AS on the historical >au-
gust IS, 1914. when he issued to the
French armies the general instructions
for the battle of the Marine
1t is In quiet villa surrounded by
a pretty garden and in n spacious room
on the ground floor, with billiard
table covered with maps in the center
and maps on all the walls. that the
general-in -chief begins. to receive re-
ports from his staff officers between
S and S o'clock in The morning.
General Joffre. on sitting down at his
work table. finds single sheet of
paper, on which are noted tho latest
news OF the situation of the French
and German armies received during the
night There Is no inkstand on the
table. for the general writes very
little. and no telephone. an Instrument
(contInued on Eighth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
CHICAGO ON EVE
Of LIVELY WEEK
Republicans. Progressives and
Suffragists Will Make the
Windy City Hum.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR SEATING.
Allies in G. Q. P. Expected to-
Unite on One of Number to
Beat Hughes or Roosevelt.

CHICAGO. June 3.-Chicago to-
morrow starts on the greatest week
OF her history. With the RepubIican.l
ana the ProEressives holding nationxI
conventions of much more than usual
interest the suffrag ists contributing
!" the excitement in every way their
fertile brains can conceive. and ma
uohai hSures crowdinG the streets. tina
GUY momeniarily Will be the hub OF
the universe. Sa.
The start Of the Republican convene
ton on Wednesday, is awaited with In-s
tense interest VIII the "Allies,' be
able to control the convention? That
Is the great question. The Allies
correspond pretty we'll with what was
before known as the "Old Guard" Thays
nave received their new title because
theS now represent the combined In
tetcst OF several well-boomed cantt-s
dates-Root. Burton, Weeks, Fairbanksd
and McCall--any one of whom would BIO Z
acceptable TO the straight out-and out
Republicans. sS ss
Behind these men are the real STAGE
managers of the convention, lSeuatorG
Murray Crane, OF Massachusetts;s Sena.s:
tor Jacob H. Gallinger. of New Hampss
shire: William Barnes, OF New York.S
Representative Joseph G. Cannon. ot I
Illinois, and Senator Warren g. Hasd,S:
Ing. Of Ohio To these should be addsds|
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
SAYS GERMAN LINE
COULD Be broken
General Cherfils, of French Army,
Believes Foe Might Be
Taken by Surprise.
MATTER EAGERLY DISCUSSED
Failure of Teutons at Verdun
Reopens Question of AS
Stunning Offensive.

LONDON. June 3.-That the German
lines in the west can he broken il the
surprise is complete and crushing is
the statement made by General Cher.
fills. of the French army. in an article
published here to-day. General Cher
fills says:
Naturally. the German failure at
Verdun has reopened the question of
the possibility of taking the offensive
on the western front. and the mat t al
is being eagerly discussed in Fren ch
military circles
One school maintains that it is i'm
possible to take tho offensive on the
western front, now so strongly forth
fed on either side. already have
pointed out that surprise must ueces-
sarily he one OF the decisive elements.
Nevertheless. l think the view that the
German lines In the west cannot be
broken is an erroneous one
The reason 1t has not been done
up to the present Is that no attack has
been made OF sufficient scope ana
density. with n large army held i'm
mediately In reserve to exploit at once
the success obtained by the original
attack. Never before i'm war has sur
prise played a bigger role than in
the present great STRUGGLED 1t was the
effect of the surprise on the River
Dunajec which delivered into the
y Continued on Third PageJ 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
TAKES NORTH SEA
TRIP IN SUBMARINE
Newspaper Correspondent De-
scribes His Sensations in Jour
ney in French Vessel.
FEELING OF DANGER ABSENT
Men on Board Tire of Monoto-
nous Patrol Duty and Anx-
ious for Fight.

Especial Cable To The Times Dispa CHI |
PARIS. June 81 have just returned
, from a trip in The North Sea In a
French suhn arine. one of the I.aubeuf
class. Received with charming
courtesy by the officer in command I
was conducted below. heard the open-
ing above being closed and felt the
vibration of the start. looked around
and saw maze of machinery. The
commander had left me. but the young
officer was still at my side. Next to
us stood sailor holding the helm
of the vessel and repeating in a clear.
ciln voice the orders which came TO
him from somewhere:
Twenty degrees to port! The bar
at zcro!'
| felt we were gaining speed, and
the vessel was rocking ana swayinr
gently. Some ten minutes passed.
Thcn came the command: AUX postes
de plonges" We were going to dive
The Diesel oil engine stopped. the
men took up their positions and the
electric motors began humming.
open the valves Of the diving
tanks"
l knew we were sinking, but ! felt
nothing. heard nothing at all, not even
a sound of the sea water rushing into
the tanks. looked at the .mano-
meter. 1t showed we already were
eight meters below the surface OF the
'.5 Continued on Third Page.) = u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
GERMANY IS BLAMED
BY WRITER FOR WAR
Says Europe Is Involved Because
Will for Peace Did Not Exist
in Berlin.
CALLS TEuToNs AGGREsscKs
"Germanicus," Author of New Vol
ume, Supposed to BE Millionaire
Who Aroused Indignation Last
Year by Ills Book, II Accuse"

BERLIN (via Copenhagcn). June B
well-known Berlin millionaire of So
cial Democratic tendencies, who
aroused q storm of Indignation. when,
last year he published his book. Il
Accuse" dcnouncing Official Germany
for having brought about the world
war, has created Il fresh sensation here
by publishing new volumne Der
Spring ende runikt" uhe salient poinD,
in which he violently attacks German
militarism under the pen name of
"Gcrmanicus."
-"Germanicus" declares that "thc
legend of the war of liberation" which
never found credcnce anywhere IN the
world. outside OF Germany. has been
disproved absolutely by the diplomatic
events which preceded the declaration
of the war. now generally known.
"Ail the official and semioilicial as
surances issued by the German gov
ernmcnt, all the hooks and pamph-
lets. with which the neutral countries
have been Hooded. have been power
less to disprovo the established fact
that Germany and Austria. consciously
or unconsciously, from the moment OF
the sending OF the Austrian ultimatum
to Serbia until the declaration of war
against Russia. wanted tho war, made
1T inevitable. and frustrated all the
peacemaking efforts of the powers Of
the entente"
1T is still being asserted in Ger
many" the writer says In another
passage, that 1t was France which
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
NUMBER Of NEEDY JEWS
CONSTANTLY INCREASES
ioout 100000 in Poland. Lithuania
and Courland in Urgent
Want.
THOUSANDS WITHOUT HOMES
Estimates Appear in Annual Report
OF German Hebrew Relief Society,
Which Seeks to Alleviate Distress
of Most NecesSitous of Sufferers.

EERLIN. June 3.--Of tho normal to-
Lithuania and Courland. some l,770.Oon
still remain. and of this number. about
'oe.hoO are in urgent and continuous
want. About 455, 600 of these are in
Poland. and 10000 of this number ar.
persons who are without homes and in
particularly distrcssful circumstances.
The number Of the needy is increas-
ing from month To month. Opportu-
mites to earn mopey are few. and thou
sands who are still living on their
savings will. sooner or later. find these
exhausted and become dependent on
charity.
These estimates appear in the annual
report OF the German Hebrew Relief
Association, which has taken upon it.
self the work of relieving its corelig-
ionists in the occupied districts back
of the battle line in Russia and Cali
cha. The sum of 100000 marks month
~ is required 10 alleviate the distress
of the most necessitious Of the 700. 900
sufferers and even this sum. which is
all that the relief association can de-
vote to the work for the next few
months, can do little more than keep
them from actual starvation.
With this sum 225 cities and viii
lagos I'm the occupied districts are be-
ing assisted. Ninety relief kitchens
are in operation. with twenty-five tea
halls and numerous other relief insti-
tutions. About $50 tons of clothing,
bedding and footwear have been sent
to the stricken districts. The Grand
Lodge Of B'nai Birth in Germany has
CONTINUED on Eighth Page1 $1,000