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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15
Modern Woodmen Of America.

The Foresters Of Camp No. 100 will
give p fraternal military ball Wednes-
day evening in the Deluxe dancing
academy, the proceeds to be used for
the purchase of new uniforms, this
team having lost its equipment in the
fire in the Continental building. The
members Of the drill team put on an
exhibition drill every Monday evening
last season at the Ak-Sar-Ben den;
also represented Captain Thayer and
the First, Nebraska regiment when
leaving the state for the border.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15
brotherhood American Woman.

Last Wednesday evening Omaha
Homestead No. 1404 gave a dance in
its hall in Labor temple to members
and their friends. Next Wednesday
evening the degree team will initiate
class of candidates, after which re-
freshments Will be served. C. o.
Heath, who was elected state foreman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15

Maccabees of Tent No. IS will be on
hand Monday evening at their hall,
16l1 Chicago street. This is an open
meeting, and an athletic program has
been arranged. A big crowd from
Council Bluffs and the South Side will
be in attendance. State Commander
A. Lice, Boone, La will be present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15

The regular meeting Of u. S. Grant
post, Grand Army Of the Republic,
will be held in Memorial hall, court
house, Tuesday evening Of this week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15
Order of Redmen.

Improved Order of Redmen, Foii-
tane1le Tribe No. .7S, and Red Wing
Council No. 3, Degree Pocohantas, are
still doing business at their lwigwams,
Nineteenth and Farnam streets. They
have not given the pale-face public
anything through the great speaking
leaves Of the city for many moons.
Nevertheless they are alive and hope
to see large attendance of warriors,
braves and chiefs, also sisters, at the
next card party, April IL.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15
ROYAL Neiqhbors,

Camp No. 107will meet Friday eve
ming in the Swedish auditorium at 8
o'clock. This is members night"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15
ROYAL Neighbors.

Ivy Camp No. 2, Royal Neighbors,
the largest camp in Nebraska, will
celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary
next Friday evening in Crounse hall.
There will be program and refresh
ments.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15
Order of Moose.

Central lodge Of Omaha,l No. 90,
Loyal Order Of Moose, at its next
meeting Wednesday evening will ex-
emp1ify the illustrated ritual of the
order upon large class of candidates.
The~new beneficial certificates are
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15

Mondamm Lodge No>11l, Frater-
nal Aid Union, will give dance next
Tuesday evening in Labor temple hall.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15

Mecca Court No. 10 will give an
open meeting Thursday evening. A
musical and literary program will be
rendered. The later part of the eve
ming will be spent in dancing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15
Degree of Honor.

Past chiefs Of Washington lodge,
Degree of Honor, met at the home of
Mrs. Miller Thursday. The regular
business meeting Of the lodge will be
held next Thursday evening in A. o.
U. w. hall.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15

Grant Corps No. l04 will hold its
regular meeting TUESDAY at 2:30 p. m.
in Memorial hall, court house.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15

OFFERS TO TRAIN CORPS OF WOMEN FLYERS-Mrs
Waldo Pierce of New York; avatrce, who has offered to
train corps of aeorpane pilots for the United States
Mrs. Pierce owns her machine
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15

ready and will be presented to all
members attending. Refreshments
and cigars will be served.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15

The Loyal Mystic Legion Of Amer
lea, Council No. 253, will give card
party and dance April 20 at the A. O.
The evening world., 1917-06-01
GUYNEMER WINGS
FORTY-THIRD PLANE
French Superman Of the Air Brings
Down Two Enemy Machines
at Once.

PARIS, June Lieut.. Guynemer,
Frances superman Of the air. was
officially credited to-day with de-
structlon OF four additional German
machines, bringing his total record OF
destruction to 43 planes. Two of his
last four victims were downed sim
ultaneously, according TO the official
citation.
The War Ofice announcement to-
day said from May II to 81 the
French had destroyed thirty-one
enemy alrpianes and fifty-seven
others had been brought down be-
hind the enemy's lines.
1t is announced that Lieut.. Pinsard
has recently put out OF action three
German machines. triumphing over
his fifteenth adversary. Here are the
names OF other pilots who have in
creased the number of their exploits:
AdJutant Madon, twelve machines;
Sub Lieut.. Tarascon, eleven; Adju-
fant JaiIller, ten; Capt. Nation, six; 4;
Sergt Scuilller, Ave.
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Canadian Authorities Are on watch
for u. \. SInckers.

DETROIT, Mich. Juno Cana
dian officials at Windsor. Ont,
across the river from Detroit. are
CO. operating with American Govern
mont agents and Detroit officers TO
prevent persons OF military age from
leaving the United States to avoid
conscrlption. II was announced here
day that Park Kelsey and Carl
Kelsey, brothers. OF Toledo, were ar
rested IN the railroad yards at Wind
sor. Ont. They told tho Dominion
officers, It Is alleged, that they fled
from Detroit and crossed tho river
in a rowboat. They were returned
TO this city by the Immigration
authorities.
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FIRST CALL TO COLORS
OF DRAFT ARMY SEPT. 5
In the Meantime Strenuous Work Is
Being Done to Equip and Pre-
pare Troops for Service.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The first
actual conscription Of America ciu-
zen soldiery will probably be Sept. 5.
1t is believed II will take all the
intervening time TO prepare supplies,
proper housing and other equipment
for the first 100000 young men who
will be selected to serve their country
in the armed force.
There has been much complaint
over alleged delay by the Govern
ment in getting a big army into tho
field. One official said to-day. in an
swer to the criticism: 1T is only
American ingenuity that enables Us
to be ready by Sept. g."
Every step is being taken with de-
liberation and care in order to reduce
to the minimum the possibility OF
mistakes. The Administration off,
clals say IL Is not the Governments
purpose to get thousands OF young
men into camp without means to
properly care for and equip them for
service.
As soon as tho groundwork is COM
plete American speed and thorough
ness Will begun to show itself in
rapid contamination OF the work It
faces. Meantime, II is asserted, a
tremendous amount more than shows
on the surface now is being accom-
plished.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June Tho entrie for
t0murrowa race arc a. iolowa'
FiIeyr RACE lNIne 5000; maidcn broyear-
ohsl four and halt furhngs, Hind Bcauly.
100: HoOkNoad lOQ. lAAline, 100: NOon;tdH,
100, Founce, iOo: 'Meus, 100; Clalnoysnt
iUg. ". H. huckucr 1l2 nh, ll2. Tea For.
man, il2. oiymHan KING ll2. Ii. II. John
SECUND ltACE- Calming, $500. t,reo-year.
dds snd up - furlnu,p, ..Gtsy ucurg, il5,
sQucclsu, ~ lao Skniy, iis BrWieys 6hoicc
THIRD RHCE~ Claiming $500; thrci ,osr olds
and upward mile aud ons siteantl = HafrS
GNNlncr lO5. Bcu@min. 10I Jim wakcley
10; Si0n llsart, III sosius, III Yam. il3,
FOu RTU RACE purse 81 900: tennessee hand. g.
icap: throe year. ods aial upwards mliv anil
9nsfso Tn,irod,Ty, 100 LAZY Roma il5' Marion
Goo.by, Ill Prnos lleruds, III CFigel 1l9,
| FIFTH RAGE thu keituciy handicap: three
year u1ds anil upvuris: $40 COO Addsd; mile anil
SSS los King CORN, los, Elhson, iiO Hodge.
| toionei Vennis ID 'sRoots i?8. Roamrr' i2S
SIXTH RACE--P,rse tsOO; two-y -yesr.olds: five
t,Elnc y laInas Foster. iOi Ngo, igS; Atlanta
| Ice; hlb hnousl, 100 Jas Bird, llS. Boniface,
sTyHN'rH RACE---Ciaimnz $500 thres-yeAr-
OILS ard upi mle AId onc-sre'nth, 'IhorN ood,
| iO2. Sun Maid I05; Good Counsel l0s Bafety
hrt, ~ .Ugs star. ll2; 'lntone. llS,
| 'A X Maomhcr Gntry.
| .Apprntoc aliosSnoe oaimed. Track sluppy.
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DIE O..

hhhAN-on wedne sday May 80. WILL.
lam F.. beloved son OF Ann r. Bryan.
Funeral from his late residence. S46a
Lafayette Avenue. Brooklyn. on Sunday.
June B. at = p. NJ. lnterment Calvary
Cemetery.
JoHNsTONE.-B ABETH JOHN.
STONE, aged SO.
Funeral private. Refer TO Frank ).
Campbell. Broadway and Goth st.
TAYLoR.-cATHRYN n. PALMER.
Services al THE FUNERAL CHURCH,
Broadway and Goth 1t. (CAmpbsn's). .
saturday. 10 A. NJ.
wEBER.-on wednesday. May 30. aftsI
a snort illness. OTTO, beloved husband
OF Mamie, nee Gaeds. He 10 survived
By his widow and three chlldroa. FrsdS,
Otto and Martha.
Funeral services will be held on satur-
day from his late residence, 127 18th
st., L. 1. City. at . p. N. IutermSn,
Lutheran Cemetery.
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GAINS Of ITALIANS
HELD AGAINST ALL F.
AUSTRIAN ATTACKS
Rome Estimates Losses of the
Enemy Since May IA
at 100000.

ROME. June IA massed counter
attack thrown in force against the
newly won italian positions on
Heights 592 and 652 in the Yodlce
sector north OF Gorizia was thrown
back and completely repmsed, the
italian War, Office asserted to-day.
Heavy losses were inflicted on the
enemy.
In the northern Carso and around
Gorilla considerable fightlng activity
was reported.
1taly's great Offensive has cost the
Austrians 100000 in killed. wounded
and missing since May IA. according
TO conservative estimates to-day.
The italians are now consolidating
reinforcing their lines with new
troops and fortifying positions, but
continue to infiict frightful losses on
the enemy by repelling countless
Counter attacks.
From semi-officlal sources these I'm
stances were obtained today, illustrat-
ing the tremendous losses Of the
enemy's forces:
On May 10, four divisions (approx-
inately $4,000 troops) which vainly de-
Tended positions between Auzza and
Frigido were practically wiped out
On the next day two desperate at
tempts TO recapture Allingort Mont
positions in the Vodice sector and
around Massif cost the Austrans at
least three full regiments (nearly
$4,000 men).
Dispatches from the front to-day
declared these losses and the inces-
SAINT pounding OF Italian and British
| guns had achieved a telling effect on
the enemy. Prisoners told OF ex-
hausted regiments and loss OF morale.
Gen. Cadorna called halt in his
advance to-day to permit bringing up
of new supplies and preparations for
further attacks. 1t was stated that
the Italians now hope to take Trieste
with the smallest amount OF destruc-
ton possible to that historic city
The guns OF Allied warships in tho
Gulf will not be directed on the city
II 1t is possible to avoid 1t.
Reports received to-day declared
that the continued italian successes
had created vast depression In Bo.
hemia, where there have been nu-
merous food riots and demonstration
against the Dual Monarchy's grip.
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DoRVAL PARK ENTRIES.

noRVAL PARK, MONTREAL Can.
June Tho entries for morrow's
races are rs follows:
FIRST RACB--RAnnocAs Pure. $500: two,
" Al ODDS. five hlriOnBs ~ SalyutrA iO9i SeaF
Jos M!N BurE9mAs.er, ITO Hollinger llS /
Hay Mails, I0o Theodors Fair, ios; orlnd
SECOND RA6E-.C Claiming; yprse $500. tArce-
IN. srC.acs 100: sSalou. iU5, cash on peliv.
Nsi wat iOO Miss Glyle i08; Royal lntsIrg
70, sci M u3 N1sSis nsS 70 sls2 sshS ,,7
TnRD IAuE- Dominion Handicap, Vlree
$500 thfts- .carsuds and upwards foaiaa IN
Canafa; uhe nilp -aprluceHa Fay. 90; AMlai
Fsy, loo, irinCs .rldlghorpe, ie4; NOD 'Post,
lO5' bpstentlon, ebi nC"nsF, VI; Last spark,
sWsiSsF sntTy. hBdyis entry.
FOURTH RACE-CAptaln W, y, dFe~SrAve
ons mile nsmD.ch ii5 WSutcss, iO2; bkins
Ss2lGai SSiso 49, ol Gos'? , sGSa boz; -f Cake ia"
aHQlhtsft-r entity blNree oaitrg,
TTrTH RACE -Wcstnount pilur 5000; thres-
year Odds, and uPwsrds sH furlougs. Ilan2yis,
ll3; GWenwUd los Milestone l0Si hea Gml,
100; I've MasqNradsr, III; GfvA caddy, lUe,
st'oippei.
SINfH RACB-ClSimins; purss $500; four,
year ODDS and " wards anil one.tou7h miles
,omTg KING n. MG,3gS1acS los Cot S2te.i9s
hsnS. iO6 Never fsaT. IDS. Fairly, i08, boIer
sEVENT1I RACE--C1al lmins' ppuSe $500
three war -,Nlds, ami upwards nale and tNvntl
isim HsrTyy.. 100. 'cOl, Mad, 100; Any Pilot
sApacntlos allowances claimoi woathsr show
cry. Track good.
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CAPTURE
GERMAN POSITION;
REPULSE ATTACKS
Fifteen Hundred Germans
Slain in One Series of
Battered Shelters.

PARIS, June i.--French troops last
night captured a German post south
OF chevreux, taking a number of
prisoners, the War once announces.
Raids by Germans and an attack on
tho Casque were repulsed.
In the course Of a recent raid in
tho range OF hills and the woods
south OF Chevreux, Gays a despatch
from tho front, small body Of
French infantry advanced in order TO
strnlghten tho line. severe artillery
preparations having preceded the as
sault. The infantry gained the OBJ
jeotivo and took some prisoners In
addition 10 killing a number OF Ger
mans. Later II was discovered
French shells had battered the Ger
man shelters so thoroughly that six
full German companies (about 1900
men) crouchlng in the shelters while
awaiting an opportunity for a
counter-attack, had been killed to tho
last man. The place was a shambles.
Tho total French loss in this affair
amounted 70 only q men killed or
wounded.
Between April IS and May "a the
number Of German prisoners falling
into French hands reached a total oil
81 ,s2s, OF whom SOS we're unwounded
| This period covers three phases OF
the general attack, now temporarily
abated, which the French undoubt-
! edly will continue when tho proper
moment arrives.
Added TO the total OF enemy troops
captured by the British and Italians
headquarters estimated to-day thai
moro than $4,000 prisoners have beer
taken in tho three great offensives Oh
tho western fronts.
The French now possess the initia-
tive and occupy many moro important
positions than when they began the
forward movement in April. Artillery
duels continue increasingly at al
| points on the front, occasionally inter
! mingled with local infantry combats IN
the course of which short stretches
OF trench sometimes change hands.
| The Germans are showing great ner'
vousness as to what IL about to hap
pen, and the slightest movement II
the French lines calls forth a hurri'
cane Of artillery and machine gun fire
Close observation by the correspond
ent OF the whole fighting front from
Soissons to Auberive shows clearly
that the French casualties are much
lower than the German. As th'
French, despite all difficulties o.
ground. everywhere gained ana helC
the detectives aimed at. they are In
good position to establish what th'
| enemy's losses were.
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

BELMONT PARK. ~. ". rns Tue en-
iEiai ior tomOrfow's races are ~ followa'
FIRST RACD-ThrseSear-O and upward ;
nelling six frlongs, main coHse -tNiefrt stick.
100; Miss Kriteg. III; Dan III Hyeryale. az
the BelTnt hindicapj one mile and a , siS,
Maid, Os. DAAdy's C..s'. 90. C"matis IL.
fihitD RACE TNoycar.old nuies; che Fash
i2n Of sa3O; i've fuhong. stIaisht. .-My%rsls ~
dale. lg9i Hosle o'Grady. ii2; Annobsn. 10y
ROYAL Eusign. ii2i EmpTgs. 100 Masda iqs: is:
knflAde lnip,. li2; Adeline Patricia 100; Tea
FoUHTH RACB -1Nrec- -ycArolds: thr withes
nf &C. 600 one inile -Sk.ptic, MS; Rc ckey, IFS
I,ieiIs. iiS: Cnmgtire, lis Ballad, IFS; Hour
iSN dinp J, lis Wool Trap. iis; Omar KhAy
FIFTH RACf;-I'hr,-o-ye year olds: selling; ons
mile -Qucen n tlr Sea. l0S, CoMtAhip llmp
100. SlSsUre 0I; JnuN HwnA ll3; I'd Hoche
ii3. sIarsinH Faucy iO1; sPsddy Deer, lUi
PR,dse, lOi 'BellA D,-mond timp), lG2i Deck
sikTH RGCE~ iSvo.y cal. .ods: -four and a hall
htrllnEa Btfaight-Grren Gold, ll5; Panamar
iilmpI. III; rSp. III seln Fein. III Colder
King III seastrca. ii2; Bushousa. III; Cad
'Apprutlec sIowSi,cc elAimed Weather, rain
ina Track NOw.
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they attempt TO como back. together
with It's Jail penalties.
No provision has been made by the
uovernment for registration OF
Americans outside the boundaries Of
the United States, excepting those In
Alaska. Hawaii and Porto Rico. but
tho rule is laid down that inability TO
register does not afford a permanent
excuse. whenever the absentees re-
turn home they must register within
five days.
The penalty for violation OF the
law and these regulations Is n year
In prison and being made subject TO
draft at the same time.
Attorney General Gregory to-day
urged the formation OF vigilance COM
mlttees in all cities and towns OF the
United States 70 assist the Govern
ment in putting down antl-consCrip-
tlon agitation and enforcing tho Reg
lstration law next Tuesday. lie said:
The Department Of Justice has
been greatly aided in several In
stances by volunteer organizations in
cities and towns which have compiled
records and hold them available for
the Departments use and have also
furnished valuable information to Its
agents. Assistance of tho sort ro-
ferred to 10 OF great value and will be
gladly received.
Il urge patriotic men in every Sec
ton Of the country 90 perfect orEani
Eations which will see TO tho registra-
tion OF all names in their oommunl-
ties preserving notes showing the
personal sympathies and activities
Of individuals"
The evening world., 1917-06-01
HOUSE ACCEPTS REPORT
OF WAR BUDGET CONFEREES
Council of National Defence Is
Scored for Its Methods in Letting
Contracts.

WASHINGTON. Juno 1.-The con
ference report on the $4,000. 900, 900
war budget was accepted to-day by
the House. but not until after tho
Council OF National Defense and its
manner OF letting public contracts
Rad come In for more discussion.
Republican Leader Mann declared
ne understood the requirement Of
competitive bidding had been waived
In some cases and he warned the
House that such a policy gave oppor-
tunity for corruption.
Representative Madden declared
that In buying cots for tho army the
Council had declined the OFFER OF a
manufacturer and continued TO deal
with n jobber.
Chairman Fitzgerald OF the Appro-
priations Committee defended the
Council.
AS the House adopted the report
however. II did not include tho dis.
putcd amendments, and another at.
tempt was made at compromise. The
amendments include the $3.50, 000, ,00l
shipbuilding appropriation,
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NEW BRITISH GAINS
REPORTED BY HA|G
At FOUR POINTS
Third Line of the German
Trenches Reached Near Loos,
Say Dispatches from Front.

LONDON, June 1.-British forces
inched forward On number OF sue
cessful local engagements last night,
Field Marshal Ilaig reported to-day.
I'VE gained ground slightly at
night TO the west OF Cherlsy." no said.
Elsewhere patrol encounters, which
resulted In our favor. occurred dur
ing the night in tho nelghborhood of
Gouzeaucourt. Successful raids wore
carried out northeast OF Loos and
near the Ploogstoort Wood"
wITii THE BRITISH ARMIES In
THE FIELD, June i.--British forces
reached a third line German trench
In night raid near Loos early this
morning.
West OF Cherisy another raidlng
party stormod and occupied two on
emy posts. Al the moment this is
dispatched they wero tennclously
holding this position. despite counter
attacks.
Besides these two local engage
ments there was stiff fight for a
time during the night when a British
raiding party In the Scarpo Valley
met strong German patrol force.
Early to-day there was more than
usual aerial activity. British airmon
declare further Investigation reveals
tho increasing fragility OF the Ger
man fighting planes. Tho Germans
are apparently in such "a hurry to
get machines 20 the front TO replace
the great number shot down by Al
He'd aviators and to combat the COM
pleto aerial espionage OF French and
! British flyers that they are sacrific-
ing stabllitv and safety In tho planes.
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MAY LOSSES TO U BOATS
REACH THE Low RECORD
British Food Director Says This Is
Due to Destruction Of
Submarines.

LONDON, June 1.-The May ship
ping losses we're the lightest so far in
the submarine war, due 10 the fact that
the British are destroying more sub
marines than ever before" Kennedy
Jones, Food Director. declared to-day
THE Germans" he added, ARE
meeting this with a similarly increased
output OF U boats.
England has a reserve supply Of
cereals sufficient for twelve weeks, but
It is uncertain whether this Will be
maintained until the harvest time. IL
Il falls below seven weeks supply,
local famines will result"
Great Britain's losses In cereal ships
has been only 6 per cent, said Mr..
Jones.
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CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET.
81, 900, 900 Raised In Boston To-day
for Liberty Bonds.

BOSTON, June 1.--Subscrlptions Of
nearly S4.oOO,OOO for the Liberty Loan
were announced at the New Eng
land Headquarters here to-day. Fore
noon subscriptions included; Indus
trial Trust Company OF Providence,
l.. l., N,5o0,oOO; Commercial Trust
Company OF Boston, $500 000 Federal
Trust Company of Boston, tS75,000:
United Drug Company, $500. 900; Web
ster a Atlas National Bank OF Bos-
ton, S269. 600; IL. w. Payson 4 Com
many, of Portland, Ne, Sl76,750; Mas
sasoit- -Pocassot National Bank of
Fan l1ivcr. Sl25,s0O; Manufacturers
BanL Of Lynn 100000,
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BELMONT, WINNERS.

FIRST RACE - For two-year- -olds;
selling, with 5000 added: four and one.
half furlongs; straight.-Balast ~
CMcAtee). 7 TO 2. even and TO 3, first (;
sun Rose. 100 (J McTaggarD, even.
10 3 and out. second; June Bug, l0l
(IIleegor). 8 to /, 8 to o and ! to 2,
third. Time, SO as. Irish Kiss ana
Plancy also ran.
SECOND RACE-stoeplech chase; for
maiden four year-olds and upward
with 5000 added; about two miles
Royal Amber i42 (Rowan). 6 to !, 2 90
/ and even. first; Wolferton IL, 1877
(Palmer). IS to 5, to 8 and TO b. sec
ond: Doublet, 142 Haynes). l8 TO 8, Z
10 and 3 to &, third. Time 4.24 l %.
sparks, Pandeau, Distant Shore. Oriel
and Masterful also ran.
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COOLEST MAY IN 46 YEARS.
With Hat Three Clear Days, IL
Was Also the CIoudiest.

BY way Of corroboratlng what has long
been an open secret. the Weather Bu-
reau announced to-day that the month
Of May was the coolest In the forty six
years history Of tho Bureau. II was
also the cloudiest May in that long
period, there being but three clear days
In tho month. In 1882 Mays mean low
temperature was $3.50. record which
was lowered last month when the mean
to put II mildly--temperature was so.
June took up the bad work where May
left off. starting in to-day with a heavy
rainstorm and a temperature that made
light overcoats feel comfortable.
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KAISER IS BITTER
IN ATTACKS ON U. S.
Includes Villfication Of Ameri-
cans With That of British
In Speech at Front.

WITH THE BRITISH FORCES
IN THE FIELD, June 1.--Kaiser
Wilhelm IL now pouring out the
vlals Of bis wrath on the United
States.
Prisoners taken to-day by Brit
ish raidlng parties declared that In
his recent speech at the front the
German monarch for the first time
included a viliflcatlon OF America
in his usual bitter comments
against Prussia's enemies. Here
toforc England has borne the brunt
Of the War Lords hatred.
The evening world., 1917-06-01
MONTREAL WINNERS.

FIRST RACE--Claiming, purse
$500: for three -year-olds: maiden
Jockeys; six furlongs. lO4
(E. Donohue), straight SlAlO, place
$40, show $50, won; Wall street.
los "a. CWmpbelD, place s27SO show
neardsalD, show t460. third. Time,
iii Private. Al Hudson. Sweeter
Than sugar. Dominion Park, Swift
also ran.
SECOND RACE--Clalming purse $500
for maiden two-year- olds: Ave furlongs
Lord Herbert, liz (E. Parringtonl
straight So 80, place So. show $3.50. won
Sincerity, 100 (Mormee). place s3.70
show $500. second; Howard Bland. 1O-
(Jeffrott), show 81. so. third. Time, l.0t
Lady Moore. Fleet Foot, Wichaka. Mel
rose and Svarf also ran.