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ABOUT THE WAR i

.e United States troops In France pre-
pare to move closer to battle line. {
German efforts TO dlslodge the Rus
SANS at Godov and Koniuchy failed.
German attempts to traternIze with
!. Russians were answered by Russian
guns. .,. .r...t
Russians open q new offensive sue
cessfully while entente artillery
blazes forth on entire western line.
llE In renewal OF their ATTACK at
Stalnslau, south OF Halicz, the key to
Lemberg, Russian troops have
gained ground y
"a From April Is to June 80. the Fran.
coBritish troops on the western front
Csptured 62.222 prisoners. including l..
27S officers. ....-.u.
Sixteen German airplanes we're
driven down by British squadrons.
- ten out OF control Eight British ma
chimes are. missing 5l l. ll.a
.se Since the beginning Of the war the
British have captured 1l7776 prison
ers exclusive OF natives taken prison.
ers In the African campaigns p.
j. Important Developments are ex-
pected in Germany In few days.
The Kaiser hurried to Berlin. from
Vienna. TO confer with Hindenburg
and Ludendorff.
Maj Gen, Maurice asserts that the
British in France have not lost a gun
since April, 1915; and, since the be
ginning of the war, have taken 739
guns and lost 133 tfa .sa
) Efforts of the crown prince again
b force back the French north OF
the Aisne to regain the line OF the
Chemin des Danes failed The Ger
man losses were heavy. af-
s1i East of Cerny General Petain has
enlarged the ground captured July !,
and on the left bank OF the Meuse
near yerdun the French have car
ried three strong salients.
The total number OF Germans killed
from the beginning of the war to
March. 1917, is not less than 100000,
according 10 an estimate reached by
French general headquarters.
~ Russian troops have occupied the
Galician villages Of Presoyce. Zbor-
off and Korshiduv The AustroGer
. man forces have retreated westward
across the Little stripa river
H. The Orleans, the first American
ship TO pass the U-boat zone after the
submarine campaign was launched.
was torpedoed and sunk by subma.
rine on her return to France from the
United States. -Four lives We're lost,
but the naval gun crew was saved
WESTERN
All coal mines at Gallup, N. NJ. are
now idle 4- t-" .-'
I.. Cali of strike at Jerome results In
request for troops. -l
Gompers denies union participation
in East st. Louis riot
l. W. w. threats to burn South Da.
kota crops to be investigated
Many indictments returned at San
Francisco in revolutionary plot.
Henry Field grandson Of Marshall
Field. died in the Presbyterian Hos
rital In New York. He was % years
old and he leaves youthful widow,
who has been bride only since
Feb. Z. .- ... ..aa +.s
l Engineer Newton, OF the Colorado
division of the Union Pacific, lies in
a Denver hospital at the point OF
death as result OF injuries sustained
when his train met head.on coils.
ion with southbound freight train
at Carr. rs miles south OF Cheyenne
WASHINGTON
Stringent espionage regulations will
be enforced in United States.
iSe Senate favors bone dry" prohibi.
! tion during war except on beer and |
wine.
President Wilson has issued a proc
lamation for government control OF
American exports.
Former attaches OF German embas.
sizes and consulates In United States
ats ordered to leave country.
An additional war loan Of 100000.
~ was made to France, bringing tie
t0tal Of credits to that country to
e110 100000 and the grand total Of
american loans to the allies to $l.3o3..
~, 900.
ireland could never be too free for
v6," declared 7. P. O'Connor in what
Ike himself said Was the most import.
mt interview be had given since his
arrival in the United States. Ire
land" he said, Should be supreme
within her own household"
4 Short shit will be the portion Of
Iany proven German spies rounded up
n the hunt Tor betrayes Of Americas
tsansports at sea. q
"A million American women. 1t was
announced have signed pledges TO fol,
10y the food conservation directions
1o8 sthe food administration.