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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
FIRST RELIEF
FROM HOT WAVE
REACHES NORTH
Chicago Temperature Drops
20 Degrees After Weather
Has Killed 28a.

Chicago luly n The end oi onr
OF the vofu rrrod, oi h,, weather
ever experienced In Chicago came ,o.
dav with an rirh.cr mile u1fihsfl,
wind A dfrp ri iurn, .an, degree,
boo temperature ifum lu1 ihc highest
reached this lclL wa, recorded ,i .
O'Clock
Since N, h1' ,p.ll h,ran ur lul, N
- person, died m Jhlagn dtr,il,
of indirectly from the effect, ci IN,
heat
Thirty our PERSON, died IN Nilvsu
kt, Suuds, At Racine. We ,hfs.
lici a shower ii midnight relieved
The situation kotk Island M te.
pat'cd two more death, ir'm the hta,
burlington. Iowa reported fan M,
morning marking III, htu break IN
N, hri spell
A. Kansas CITY curl wave va,
FORECAST irf tursisy St,sfai p,iri,
in vrt'rfn Kansas reported hfhi ram,
during iht night
The Washington weather bureau
pfrmitt, hiilt lief
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Means of German Wounded
Begging Water Penetrate
Above Noise of Battle

course, IN the dust oi the mems
face, today and their eve, looked
ont through masks ,n thick that
their faces seemed iD %, covered
With SOME kind ~, aruuf Motor
truck, passed like phantom, iu
thick cloud, un the road Dun
ncr,. stripped ,u their skin Kept
on sewing ,hrif gun, At ipp speed
breathing came hard lu the miN
iufs ol dust ani ,httll ,mnk, Sol.
dicts Win reached bullcmpn' spoke
ut the fearful carnage among The
Germans from ihr stttfg rurlifr.
owing i1 the masses Di U'rtmans
concentrated under ihr British
humhatdmtnl before the infantry
attacks The, Said they could
hear the means VI the German
wounded lot water above the
bombing aud rifle and machine
sun tire With the news 1i the
shooting ~ Captain Fpau fresh
IN htif minds the nrtish vcn,
u'o the charge airtsh sWsaf'ry
iha, lhsy would avengc hiss death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
MYSTERY ABOUT
SlUMBER|NC GIRL
Couple Held by Police Follow.
ing Night Call; Case
Sci for Hearing.

Laura 'rcrgy' Ramsey. l7.year.
old grl who Nas taken To the Emer-
gene, hospital last night after being
lu drsp sleep for several hours. was
sent io her horne this morning appaf.
rn'', without M effect, from her
rrph. experience
- = uufkhafi and E,anselins
Rrrthaf' with whom the Girl was. are
being held on a charge ui di,otderlv
conduct Their hearing IN municipal
court wa, SCI for This afternoon ., =
o'clock
Mystery surround, the arrests A
Numau's voice over the telephone la,
night called ~ police. saving that
woman Wa be,ng killed In a house at
Fourth street aud Dutland avenue.
The three people were arrested al the
house mentioned On their arrival AZ
police station. the Ramsey etl. show.
iup evidences ,ha, ,ht was from the
rnnntf, and uuaruuan,sd with city
wa,s. icll into a deep sleep from which
the combined efforts oi officers and
City Physician Hunter could NO, rouse
her
She was taken 10 the emergency hos.
ital where she recovered consciousness
shortly before daybfeak. She vas al
lowed tu leav, without b.ins closely
questioned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
USE OF TOBACCO IN
STATE GROWS; TAXES
PAID IN Reveal II

More cigars. cigafctS aud pipe TO.
hacco were smoked IN Oklahoma dur
ing the fiscal year ending TODAY, and
more plug. scrap and fine cut ohcwcd
than during the previous corresponding
period
1hi, prosperity item IS contributed
by Huber, l. Rolcn. collector oi IN.
,etnal revenue tor the di'iric, oi Okla.
homa. who says that at least Su0 more
tobacco dealers paid special taxes into
h, office this year than last
Only twelve physicians. dentists
and veterinarians subject Ato the
narcotic provision OF the w hS" &C,
have no, paid their taxes, he says.
These will he given thifty days OF
grace. provided they have been III or
away from their business and make
proper application ior lcn,cnoy Other
wise a penal,y Of 81 peroen, will he as
ses,ed apain,, them unless they max,
returns before ~, office close, tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31

WITH rHE BRITISH ARMY
lN TIE FIELD. July N VIA
| ondun iuly ~ French and
British soldier, made ioiays at
ta,k In the sWrlitting mii,um
mtf heat The if,i real bot wave
III the season struck northern
France Sstutda, night and this
wrtnnn Btui,h and French IN
ian,u operated IN an action north
ui 'hs Summt IN ifDni " Guile
mon, and Nsuttps,
For the Las, few da,s 'he une
wu'i un everybody tongue has
ts,n visibility. phith has ,rms
,r,n universal Use sn,c Admiral
i,ihtuts naval battle frrot' rst
si,',nt had heh, NJ low visibility
Witch iii mo, permit IN, eurutr
~ tseiurr tht,t targets had ie
la,ti an, mpotian, nisn'n az.
iion Saturday the hrhi became
hti,r as N, heat vtcv tropical
and Offensive operation, Nttf re-
ntNtd
Preparation made ehiis vaitr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
200 BURNED TO
DEATH IN FOREST
FIRES IN CANADA
Hall Dozen Towns Wiped
Out, But Reports Are
Meager.

ENGlEliNEpf ont lul, n Ne
spite tumur, a. ~ the loss oi hir m
nnflhefn On,afin through N, v,rirg
0ut ui half a dozen town, hy bush ifct
accurate figure, were lacking ioda,
Figures on hand indicate that At least
m persons atc dead
The known dead are
AZ Nushko. 81 Al Soghtans. rs.
Ma,hclsuu. u ltupuui, tall,. n. Ra
more. IS. total lw
Outlying place, ate expected in swell
the list materially
late reports sav fires continue On
rage IN many directions hat " is oil
The worst Is over Some rain irll
during the nigh, and helped ,hc ire
iehitts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Conflicting Reports Circulated
as to Cause Of Jersey
City Explosion.
FOUR DEAD, THREE DYING,
AND TWENTY ARE MISSING
Two Men Are Arrested on
Charges of ManSIaughter Be-
cause Of Alleged Neglect.

NEW YORK, July 81 Two men
are under arrest today on, warrants
charging them with man,laughIer IN
indirectly causing the death Of ono Of
the victims ot the terrific explosion oi
ammunition on Black Tom pier rsrly
Sunday Estimate, Of the ca,ualiIc,
placed the number oi dead at four with
three more morially injured thirty five
suffering from scrlou, inlurlc, and
eleven 10 twenty missing Estimate, oi
the property los, range irom S2SOOoOOO
10 A5Oo0Hsl =
MANY pcrSr; wYa.korc on board the
barges moorcd At the burned pier, are
missing and i, /, feared have p-rl,hcd
In some quarters n 3, believed the total
number oi dead would reach twelve
Warrant ior Third Man.
Those under a-rt., were Albert VI
Dlokman agent oi the Lchlgh Val.
ley. stationed At Black Tom pier and
Alexander Davidson superintendent OF
the warehouse, ui the National S,ur
age company, lhrccn OF which were
destroyed by the fire which followed
the explosions 4 warrant was issued
Tor the arrest ~ Theodore b Johnson
president OF llchtcring company. one
oi whose barges loaded with ammu
milton. Is alleged to have been moored
o. the pse.
The men arrested were held under
5000 bail
Frank Hague, commissioner Of pub
lie safety Of New Jersey. charged thai
Iro,,i,,.J a.. p.s. r.,N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
SPEAKERS GIVEN
OPEN NIGHT ON
Street CORNERS
Mayor Overwhelmed With De-
mandS for Permits Lifts
Municipal Lid.

Tonight =, open night" Tor public
speaker, Such u has been declared
by Mayor Oycrhol,cr. who vucrumh,l
To the oDing demand ior permit, two
hour, after he opened hi, office thlt
morning
The mayor proclamation i, couchcl
very informally II /, verbal. 20 the
effect that anybody can tain ON ar,
corner he wants To- ahou, any subject
uudrr Heaven tonight "
Exceeds the Corners.
After day, and fay, ui unheafd i
pult'wlc among the rank, " oilt,
seekers. with less than a half dozen
bona iidc old fashioned hatangue,. The
demand Tor municipal corners tot
speaking hi, i,' ,cuith thi, morning
early
Main street a, IT, lRtoadway in.
,ctscc,ion Is in chiri demand The
mayor started ,o give individual pef
mlls inr each corner until suddenly hr
found that more permits had gone out
than there were corners.
Recognizes Need.
The MAYOR Immediately recognized
the emergency. and with quicknc,, vt
action and regard iot the lankncs, oi
The city budget. he lifted the lid suI
said 'gp 10 H. rather than gn tn the
expense oi creating half 4 doien new
and uniafnishcd corner, on Main
street the nigh, hciutc the primafic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
PASSENGERS ARE
SAVED when SHIP
RUNS into Mine
Small Boats Taking Many
TO Safety After Mlshap
10 Dutch Steamer.

LONDON luly jl-fhc Dutch mali
steamship konlpgin Ni'hcmina ha,
struck e mine near tie Npr'' llin'cr
lirht,hip ,iy, q Reuter- dispatch from
The Hague The passengers lett the
vessel iu the lichaa', aud mad Tor the
hgh',hip
The captain reported hy virclc,, that
only the ait par, ut tn vessel WI, out
Of the water Boat, with the passengers
are proceeding 60 the Dutch coast
Steamer, and torpedo boat dcslroycrs
hay, been dispatched to the assistance
of the kuniugu Wilhemiua
The kauugu Nilhcmlra va, steel
adllc boa, and Piled between Flushing
and Shrsmcs, The vessel va, ui lpol
ton, grUs,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Packers Victory; Livestock to
Move at Fourteen Miles
an Hour in State.
TRANSPORTING SPEED
MORE THAN DOUBLED
Handicap Lifted From Local
Industry, Which Fought
Slow Movement.

Oklahoma CTS packing house,
scored big victory ,hl, morning
Nhcu thc corporation commission r,.
sued q final order which viii greatly
expedite 'hc ,hlppug OF livestock from
al points within rae state 20 local
packer,
By the terms o' the order an rail
road compauc, operating IN the STAT,
are required 10 move livestock destined
i0r Oklahoma Ci'y packing house, a.
q rate ol NOT les, than fourteen m'c,
an hour un main line and twelve mlt.
an hour ON branch line,
Former Slow Moyerrvf
d, lu toe past. mowmcnt aiFHvcNuDk
ha, been a. the rate oi only six mile,
an hour with the result that Oklahoma
itl'y packing interest, have suffered
shipper, prcicrrlng tu send their stock
outside the state ior. in some instances.
outside packing center, could be
reached more quickly than Oklahoma
CIV packing house,
By the operation Of ihc new order
stock which !, loaded at any point m
the state late IN one afternoon will
reach Oklahoma City the following
day
Expedite Shipping
The operation OF ihi, order. Whirl
will greatly expedite the shipping o.
livestock TO Oklahoma CITY will saw,
the life oi the industry" said Comm,
sioncr ilcnShaw
The present condition, It IS said ha,
seriously menaced packing house IN
icfrsiS here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
All Five Bandits
Killed in Clash

SAN ANTONIO Texas. July Vi
M i've Mexican bandit, who we're in
the clash with American troops near
For, Hancock today we're killed, &C.
Cnrding to report transmitted 10
General Bell, commanding at III Paso.
The fight occurred at 70 a m,
abou, one and one hall mile, south ~
Sanchez ranch General Bell reported
,ha, the bandit, resisted arrest and the
fighting followed
General Rcll, information was based
on a report received from the officer
commanding at Fort Hancock A de-.
tailed rcpor, q, being sent IN by mes.
scugcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Illinois Miners
Die in Gas Blast

rNNA M luly n -Four miner,
were KILLED IN an explosion iu Spring
Side mine here ,atN ,cda,
The ian a, the mine had hrrn shut
down luf a Ia, and "a, had collected
When the men entered the shat, their
open lamp, iguiicd iI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
ANTHONY TO HEAD
FINANCE COM MII1EE

William n Anthony member oi the
state capitol rcmmi, sion, has been ap
pointed chairman pt ,hs state commit.
tee ~ handle the national democratic
campaign fund IN Oklahoma tie was
notified thi, morning ni the appointment
hy " " Marsh oi New Nork City
who wired the information
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
TYPHOID GERMS IN
CAPITOL HILL WELL

Officer, ~ the city health depart,
meni. after analy,iug wUrr ,ampl,
closed Capitol Hin well thu, motn.
ing Typhoid germs IN abundance.
and other harmful bacteria. u was
found infested the water
The well :, shallow one q, the
bottom vt two hill slope, In ,hi, fc
giuu two wears age there were infts
case, ni typhoid fever. half oi which
we're fatal Health officer, since that
time have kept close watch ou the
lINifIl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Hughes Nomination
Blow to Bench

WASHINGTON. July il-h a
speech ,uday on the Thomas cun,ti
,uiiunal amendment ~ make federal
Judges ineligible to any elective oiii.e.
Senator Walsh. democrat. declared for
mtt Justice Hughes was nominated
tcf the presidency by the republican,
TO save N, party" no, 10 save the
cuun,fy. and charged that mn more
deadly blpw had ever been aimed at
IN, federal Judicial system.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
EXCHANGE MAY SOLVE
lNTERNMtNT PROBLEM

BERLIN iuit n There is a strong
rrssihilu, that ,hs ini,rnsi civilian,
puc,,i.n vill b, settled ,hrfih by a
d,usiun io exchange All ihn,, other
than Is wears HM II is thnueH those
between l' sri N 81 b, released
contingent nn ihs,f mnittss tot a,
tive military service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Slocun Exonerated
In Columbus Raid

WASHINGTON. mb n Extract,
from The final report II the inspector
etnctal' department, mn the Villa raid
Al { nluinhu' y N made puhl, ioda,
hy the war department, show ,ha, col
oncl Herbert Slorum n ,ht Thif
itcnih ravalty has been sSontta,,d
from blame inf the surprise attack
upun his headquarters and ,hc town
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
NEW YORK OFFICIAL TRIES
TO END HIS OWN LIFE

ALBANY. y Y. luly n DE-
Crc,sy l. Wilbur ductlor oi vital
statistic, VI the state health depart
mcni. attempted ,p comm, suicide Al,
hi, home here late Sunday hy cutting
M, throat With a tagut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Twenty Thousand
Cost of Defeat

DALLAS. Ir,a, luly ~ Charlie,
n NHui, ri Wuu,horu defeated can
H,iatr ,pf the nomination ui ~, ,sfnnr
iu M, recent primaries, spent SAlAl4l
IN hi, Jampaign according 'n hl, cN
prn,c account, filed her, TODAY with
the COUNTY, .Irlk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Austrian Emperor
Confined to Bed

LONDON. July u Emperor Fran
els Joseph " Austria, caught severe
chill while inspecting his ttoop,, say,
q Vienna dispatch forwarded to ond'n
by The Hague correspondent " the IL.
change Telegraph company w, maiss
" Is described as being confined 20
his he'd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Henry Edward Duke
Is Irish Secretary

LONDON. July il-lIcufy Edward
Duke. a hatti,tcr and uniuni,t mem.
her oi patliamen, ipt Exeter. vas ap.
pointed today ,p he the new rhici ,c,
ft,aty of ireland. succeeding Augustine
Rtfcll The new thci secretary will
br given scat m the cabinet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Naval Flying Boat
Hits 95 Miles in Hour

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. July IL
Making ,cV for the United State,
navy. Aviator Victor Catlsttom. accom-
panied hy lieu,cnan, MaSicld. u $
n. made an average speed u irac.
,inn more than ninety five miles An
hour IN new twin tractor flying boat
here Yesterday, u was announced al
III, Atlantic coast aetunautical station
Niay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
veiins plafs ch,ns,h

The voting place iot precinct ~ NJ
ward 2 has been changed itom MS Fast
Fourth stree, io IN Hast Fifth street
according iu an announcement this ai'
ernoon itum the county election board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Hankow, China, Mob
Loots and Kills

pEklNG. July n In revolution.
ary outbreak iu llankow Sunday night
a large dlurig, va, burned and loot
I'd and many natives were killed and
some Russian women injured before
foreign volunteer, checked the uprising.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Belonged to6-yilla Band.

Belonged to6SIlla Band.
Report, reaching here say the efforts
20 identity any OF the Mcxicans hal
been futile bat that It was believed
they were members oi one OF the Villa
band, reported 10 be operating south
OF the Rio Grandc IN tnat ,c,uon.
Reports 10 Gen George Bel jr.
commanding the Fl Pa,o military dis
trlct, indicate all the bandits have been
killed
Believed None Escaped.
American patrol, had reported that
a small detachment OF Mexican' had
crossed the Rio Grande and apparently
was making It's way toward an isolated
section ahou, iiity-iyc miles down the
river. II wa, believed tha, they were
either smuggler, or stock thieves.
4 small detachment OF + troop,
Eighth cavalry was sent IN pursuit.
The McxlcanS were surprised and Il
8, believed that none escaped
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
Unsettled; Cloudy
Tonight, Tuesday

Lotsl rcr.ess-rsr,ly cloudy and ur
settled tonight and TUESDAY not much
change IN Temperature.
state Forecast -rcnlph, and TUESDAY
generally unsettled weather
ARKANSAS uenrfaliN faif
WEST TENAE Unsettled
kANs a. -Utnpaliy tnit sushttv
runlrr tunishi NJ northeast
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-19

many-Austria with Turkey could not
have been effected and Turkey would
have been left to fight it out alone. Z
AS it is now, Greece can render
little aid. Russia and Italy are acts
uaIy opposed to her coming in at all,
and the British are lukewarm. Only
France and Serbia are really anxious
to see Greece actively in the trays
However, should she reach an early 5
decision, her aid would certainly be
accepted, and in the final settlement
Greece would reap considerable MAJ
terial benefit should the allies win.
If she doesn't get in, and that very
soon, Greece. is doomed. AS one Of
her own prominent statesmen puts it:
cit is the end Of Greece" 4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-19

SHORT AND SWEET. Pancho
Villa is reported to have made this
speech to the populace of Satero,
Chihuahua, which place he captured
recently:
you see before you Pancho Villa, .
Villa the bandit. But you see also
that 1 am paying my soldiers in sill
yer, and promise you it will not be
long until 1 have large army.
now have plenty of machine guns
and ammunition. You saw that's
neither the gringoes nor the Carran-
zistas could catch me, even when
was i'll. The gTingoes are harder
fighters than the CaTranZistas, but l.
bear them no animosity. All I am in
terested in is in Furnishing traitors
and putting an end to CaTTanza." .
Villa, uneducated and Uncouth per-
haps, is a natural orator. He knows Il
just how to appeal to the Mexican
people.
Notice how, in the few words
quoted, he brings out three most sa-o .
lient facts. That it is not his purpose
to- war on the gringoes (who have l.
made friends in MexicO); that Meth
er Carranza nor the American army
could catch him, even when he was
i'll; and that he is paying his men in
SILVER AS an example of multum
in paTvO, Villas; speech is a shining
example. Carranza might well taks
it as pattern.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-19

Il q, 1914, at the postoffice at Chicago. I H
Ill, under the Act of March g. 1879. 1
OH! GEoRGE!-First Chief Car
rama has arbitrarily cancelled the
concession granted by Huerta to
Tlahuailo Industrial, Agricultural
and Colonization Co. of Mexico.
The company is BTitish-owned and
capitalized at $4,000, 900, King
George, it is claimed, being the lar
gest stakeholder.
There Is one thing that can be said
for CaTTanza; he hits any head which
pops up, whether it wears a crown
or just plain sOmbrero.
A little LATE.-Greece, having
failed to come into the war in the
spring of 1915, when important con-
cessions were offered by the allies,
seems to now be holding off in hopes
of, obtaining those same concessions
once more. In this Greece is doubt
less making a second mistake, which
may be more serious in results than
the first. The allies will not offer
those concessions again.
Eighteen months ago the partici-
patton Of Greece in the conflict upon
the side of the allies would have
changed the whole aspect of the war.
1t would probably have brought gRu-
mania in at that time, and possibly
Bulgaria as well. Servia would have
been saved and the Dardanelles cam
paign might have resulted different
ly
At any rate the junction of Ger
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
DAY BLACK ONE IN
ANNALS OF BRITAIN
English Suffer Reverses in Egypt
and Mesopotamia, Four Squad
rons Being Wiped Out
THREE HUNDRED MADE CAPTIVE

LONDON. April 2s.--The British
have met with reyerses both In
Egypt and In Mesopotamia.
In a battle near Quatia, accord
ing to reports from constantinople,
British force of four cavalry
squadrons has been annlhllated by
the Turks who captured 800 prison
ers besides inflicting heavy losses.
London announces that an at
tempt to relieve the beleaguerel
force OF General Townsend In Kut-
El-Amara failed when vessel
loaded with supplies grounded in
the Tigris river. four miles east Of
Kut.
PLIERS Busy In Asia.
Airmen also have been active IA tho
Asiatic field. ConataEtinopie claims that
a British neroplane squadron raldod
Quatia after the British defeat and threw
bombs on hospital.
The Turks attacked from an neroplane
W. Nhh'htN WhtAhlp " III phHlhTh hUh
the dock of Port Said. They also dropped
bombs on entente aviation grounds on
imbros island.
There has been some infantry activity
along the front IN France held by tho
British forces but along the roat OF tho
front the artillery ana aerial arms have
been the means OF attack by tho oppos-
lng forces. The artillery bombardment
has been violent both east and west Of
the Meuae In the Verdun region.
French airrnen hAvo aheiled German
stations and tho Germans have retalinted
by attacks in the Ycrdun sector.
German aeroplanee have dropped bombs
on tho Russian battleshp slnya IN tho
Gulf OF Riga and Berlin reports tho ac-
ton had good results The Teutons also
have attacked Russian warehouses; at
Rjccyca with airshlps