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The sun., 1917-06-08
6OvnyOR AIDS BOND SALE
Ask fsv Lfeersy Certfaeate ke
Shasgtng Sse Dtil-

GSE whrz1-- uA.0 cane 10 New YORK
ye<.t-5xy - review TIE Sunday s;essoi
;za-1Ss i Brc0k..2- ea1<ed \ <-z- In
80 soesF et the - RAGS Hcss. rhe.
ke wet - -se teek Ana RSkt-e 70.
change .. ss* III ws<1 TIE ese-R
s1l--et .n had cre- the cAAnge the
GcrsrDc~ took si& sn3 INSISTED thks he
~ gsrez n $40 L<es-sT bod er--secate-
He -ea1.ss Vas beard hy Others II he
r.sces xas cz5cksy foll9ue1 hss ex-
azra<
sue ss<c-e saRvi-E sc- Af-1-r lsx-
.1xH. rse C1ysr1or sgrVvsd ~ The LJt'-
svry r-azz sscosA La TIE 5chay % ;Ae
ss1st, sns s.c-eas n siet esS1& HIS ae-
to- CAUSED -zIry ozhe- guests o. tne
sso<<s 10 Do Eike -zs< and the Sao.h ID I.
g-sA.rg hs1st->ss
The sun., 1917-06-08
NO DRINKS IF IN USIroRN.
Brenx saloons Display PiaearAs
for sailors and soldiers.

Ssls-,s E-1 cafes n THe B-c-x 4 s.
played pltex-ts iRs- nisa; requesting
81 ito-s sn3 soldiers 10, - ask 10 oe
serves vith drinks well dressed
ysuns man with Al a-mtal Of the plac-
ards wer; 70 al ,Ae plAc+s IN the VI
eia:,y .. itsta s,-eec hlA laird avenue
and had tAem hung " cSnspscUoGs
places SS We ;he eAis- ne saao1ns ard
es..s we're no, charged for them The
p,,& ards rad
To Oar Boys in CE.toTus-We would
.s-e - s--V> yosi. hat tse lAw saws No /.
80 as good soldiers &.3 sailors please
don't ask Va
The sun., 1917-06-08
Bologna Honors Wilson.

BOLOGNA. I;Aly. June - Bologna
University. tas oidss; and u>cs; ce,s-
Sr&,sd seAt o< learning IN Italy. has
ocnierred on PTes.deAt Wilson al hon
orAry doctcrAte- The university MAS
founded by rhecdosius H. in the year
] 20 A d.
The sun., 1917-06-08
pesinases Spr~s SaIIe.r.

TAe importance Of this hefgh. = ,hls
n sz the sn.sl e-Alnencs Before the rlssr,
o. FlaDcs-ss ard as.Vve al. ,hs; II da,rl-
mates tire so1thern edge cs the Tyres
sa,i<n, whs, thA; Azs meant in IN.
las, ;xo YeArs ve know. xh<n 10
sroops. transport guns- hardly trasySd-
uAls have hs~n &ee 10 more a. ths
seashe-n Ypres area utthcus being un-
The sun., 1917-06-08
Eneny Ferewar.ed.

We -s4y c'cG-i ec-.s E.tss p-.>c-e-s
sozns gu-ss, ro-.e machine gsns. ~, TIE
ts.a5.s s-e 70. Ct rrc-a ;Epo--G-s>e TIE
essential fac. ss tAAi We Aa~e s:--,cs
,Ae sse--y - sAe o,e-. - .s- --s.-
c-- -lits t1-s-eeks ras. have .ole as
,SE. ,Aey knew az sae=, tie cc-inr
A..Ack T~e e-e-.y vas sc-eps--%t srs
--k6- ev.-y eM0-t 20 resss. ara --ss.
MS po~snc-s ;lr-exrAhle w. hAr.
e-cks- tA-cGEh lis ines a-1 ore---.-
rs-- eVe-ywh.-e
Tat ;Ae ezer-y Knew c. o.. ,-t7A-A-
,So-s vas acs s-rp-ix;rE. soc shsy save
Sez- o. a .k-se sale. &c. GE.aG .Ae mass
1E ot rG1s x1t tse moving CO ,rrc-r
n eAk-ss- NJ q great c@s-ssve h-- fo-
o7srs,.-E c. An a-aI,aS nesrcrS % -xl-
Ways - Zeal Wiz sne h-ge t-zcsF.or. Q,
A-arnaritso1 tAsi operscoas OF 50 vas, q
scai4 eltI
The Ei;Ack ~ss MADE by Gen
PiEzae-'s srEy. 1hscA 30 far Aas hat
no chance st n E-ss. orenstve bvi 30
nSS-e tAkn ;-o years hEs he'd contia.-
o-sSS the i<ETsSss ~ % maintaining the
Yg-es salient
TIE oo9eS o. iAs ATTACK vas 20 cap
;u~ the WyIscasese- Messznes rttr..
rhicA - hardly a ridge bat oaly a
u,inA;ins heiEAt Of APPROXIMATELY .SR
fee, near tire village of wyl<chAese l,
is merely a gentle slope. bat presents 20
the ere a AIRY clear CT, skyline rl,r-
ring north and south.
The sun., 1917-06-08
Naval Gunner. Aboard.

TIE o,se- members ot re -Sy&. eEa
--s~ z:A ~ - addresses we're
Thomas F-SncK A;~eI Nt- 80 =
! George Rsyz,s.sd S-sa<-. kA-sss
Clsy Fr.-S E-osSeSH Sas:ar Wkltr
z 3.c1&-5 Mean ReS;c1 Ttro-D&s !os<FA
L<znr. S2-ry-eiG Mass LEO MxE-e-
N -reA Vc..s Eerrle Lex PG;-s-sc--
Dallas. Tea LAw-x-;< Nt-s-A-6 RAJ
Dallas Tex
The sun., 1917-06-08

. Crew saved ~ Preach Iu
Mediterranean.

PseSs. June v--The Argentine sailing
ship Ortazas vas struck by . sueusarine
In tae Nedtterranean on Wednesday.
accordng 20 An ANNOUNCEMENT made by
the Ministry OF Marine to-night The
Grew vas saved by a Frvleh shir,
The gusr,artne nrY sbeiiet the ship
and thea sent n<n on board Who nxed
bozshs in her kold and expsoted them
sending the vessel 20 the bottom
The sun., 1917-06-08

Ire Si,vs-sa-- = s;sSHsA - 81;
;aas, owned 9y Ihe Sae,. al Company O.
California S-- sailed t0,-, America
cary = May ~;h a e-s~ q f0r-T three
re os whom 1tissn are ATssrecA1 ei;;-
r@os- Her cc-a-ssuGeT co-rss from New
The sun., 1917-06-08
6sa. Csatfns< Two H~.r~

ArEi-.<: ;h< S4Ek I-5 cVa1, ssy -.
ta--as cf c-- k;s aE'saszs. A.-ss5y FAR
~ r-%w desired SS-rey g. = s-c1t-
-sas our s7.e11i. Aa-SA-ts ~s1; 6-z-
t-g sr-
i vas --7cs<se'e Ia Eness WA. Ia
S&Ss<d rAs-e our =ss- Aaa Ea-4 TIE
:z-5es .. TIE t-=---t T. ~Asxs Axa ess-.-
s',$=y co1---T Eoi lAt xzose Sc. osz-
everything or~-heas he ss--sx-ss
c-o-rl-.s1 . e;rcse s-pe-e,y. z--N Al
;hs SKY WAS dc.,.s r.sA -z-s q. b,acs
ss-Ercsi s-sok. t-p= he e-e-.y's x-.s-
&.rc-E1; GINS Il AlE eeez broad E1v-
EEA; to- i~c hc=-s AID ;he rz-. Asi
IL. ceased .c- a r-cze-i Ai-e2sy r-is-
o-ers we<s o,oz-srg hack. fsstr ih4- a
Axi, h--3->A 10 the s-s;- a1-ch vha
save a s-Sra-.-s-r frixni.-e1 s-o-T Q.
Shs havoc ~ro2seI by ss- -11ats A-d tie
S213s-Gsss % c-r x.-kcE
Tc sun - - -e<=ls Q. ,he <rA.5rr
io-csy- ~e have srSes re Cse-rss -
a -low as AsSh a. eve ". s-rzsck the
ore E>sT -eszre Isis - s.narxr.
hattie. Aos,ae- uaxy regard ,- as c-'y
q lesiti-Ace 6-Ssrcpr-ss-; Q, tN- nx..,.
=. l--ts II any css = 9 g-el,
v5r-crr
The sun., 1917-06-08

wAsHIN S-oS. IElt ---es --AvAi c,ca-
l,t- JErS,e- sAs Arrived IL y-A5;e. S<sc-e-
:E-y Dates Az.Oao'e. ;1-@xy. lAatz = -
ifiat ic-s - wAeA; Ard 0.Se- 50, .sss-
-ae 49, sailed s-a-a IL AzotTsC3- ys-1
E.ssoG: kzy l-;t1xIia1 - As- voyage
sAs.-E s--<z g.ve2 90; II k:v4-es- Aoe =
ooE ~ A5cAe- r E-e-cA rc-r- TIE
IE-.-sr - oze 6. re -xvr's A-eesr col-
ll<-s SIZE -As .sse <-x- ti.cs--cslly Pre-
Y.zle3 s.ek-zsA-7 eve S-L E@3 ~
pei wx< So Sca. ;As1- :: e. =,
.he A5o,.soz .. eiec--e, DRIVE tor al
leu a.Is;'tsAisss k-1 hattie c---ss-s tse
A-ss-s-I- rAyr s<.-s ne o-eY o1e j.
,Ae go-S5 - str7; tess cyr+ oc v-o.-s-s,-
<1ea TIE .=1sse- vas e.s,, 8; ML-s
ls-Ar3 NAVY yK-a- SS- FExIeass3- ana
Sic has AlsA speed fos a. auxiliary
1xyAl Vtss<, EAscA -oGs3 tz.khis As- -
ssscxy.e s7=az-I-.-se k.skcks -ace- &zy -
- - .aki c.r'. z---S-k5ee<
Secretary D,Azss,s 3a6 ~ sS'ts; - u - !:
s.PT,.ss = k5iisioz to Es>I. .Ae JGgs-t-
ckr-It--
The sun., 1917-06-08
PROMOTION FOR
U-BOAT SINKERS
SilverShell Revealed as Ameri.
ran ship That DESTROYED
Submarine

WssErNsraS. ggz< The Az-s-scI-
a-zt>. szetzssA > S-iyx-sAtE ~ss sAs ses-
Sc -S,e--ea IL yesterday as AkvizE ss-s
n G<-zkz szeGEL-zzst- al villa :
C2k-S % New Co-is- 4 SA--1-s s->,;~r
>s-vz ;Ae es1s.9sssi7 A-ki-Has cec.-
-sx7@-s Ehs g. c-~r CBsrks Address
10 Iish East IlsrA sz-tx. ~At-s LIS wife
Mrs. Nes-s Cat-E. -zs5tes
T.+ Ss.re=s5e-- IS Az.zcS--5ceN3 yts-s--
tsy IT ire S-A-4 DeV1-Satz- sank -
S+--aH- s=ezar11e ksrsr a. txcakzsr< os
sSr-y s.ces = rzzaIzle az. c. a. se--
AID . has Ne Azacz-rcsGaezs yks maze
es lie zsazse CT II. steamship seea .se =
h&s o<ez tAts G-evsyS-t-.s p,clscy 10.
- 3ls,aorss. zA=ts .. sAi,s having e.
Exrezst--s viii k=e--x-.z.eS xs o1ss-k1s
.ss4 i -x-Ss -s< se7 ssc further x,.sck
AvVx-e2.sy ss< kr-e4 C-tr Nrarosia AAs
s<e- E13< tsss es.ecs sf -s5ea,+. C-S,A;
l-tlssls sS2ce :. ee-sk-.- S5lva ia, LIS
sh,s sit ss-s = satl into 4 German sub
Ek-.-e-
il scra-aez,s-e % ;Ae -'>pseasSt ua-S
.. C-lrk A2t lie A-ae-s>A7 -avy gz--
ae-s T. TIE rrS-1-<>. battle vscs re
, C-saas !. .As Xetrce--xae4a secfxsA-v
naaa>3s sAse- "rA-k - deserving o.
rrNocao.so-- vascA vt s-e 2cu evsrssa te--
-r NJ -sEzst,s s66eS5 .Ak. r.. .Ae
members - .hs e-v~ deserved v-ecso-
.so-- AZ. = = T-Ai14! ---1---A,S- IA.
, t.s-- revk7- VI -. se ia-e lsakyeA
New Yorker in Grew.
Ssss3ss C.A-s :.e-s ws-e = ..te- =
, .se g. c-ty A-a-e -Ses< Are ls-ses
Sane = Ttsszs- Wig tl.4s:ei a. Ssv
Ec-k J-zs :f. It;t. Ca-Al= Fraser 4
s Ch<esa-z- 40 tzi.s-s3 q; Ser gc-S
g--t ;t 1913. a.. vase -,e-Asg, &->,
An z - BIS HIVES A. Eoea-1- Y
W.AlA-i MA--<zs> w1o t1--s:e3 a; New
{ Eo-k Mk-cA - $40. A.: rAcsse hoc,t =
A. -fi5 F2licz s-rs-.-. S-V.cSly7z- S-i
fi---sI- L,s-.s Ss<,5a-t- ~SCss so-zs y. 8,
!tt ME-.o. s--e<.- E-oak1y--
TIE NAVY DecA---,s-.. -eesive! ~ora
ssvs-R- lays kEo ot ,s,s s4ssse e.ecue.2
re S-.vt-sAsI S15 he s2e.-sk-.-e. L.
cl--3ss ver+ --A3e y-Os-l7-ly ct tie -kVz
EE- c-s~ a: ;se ~. geS-e - s157 Ax3
A---Ves x-3 tAt kc-5--. &. -Ss a1-lse
Ezs co-3--rd S~crs-x-V Dx-.tas sA33
~ k9V.cts &31e5 -S-E.-r - Ge-sils -
tie aga vi-al sA-1 y-<.t-lXg-
As .G--s. cSg,1lz :. TIE tr'e-S 1-.ss-s 4
A-sz-S2S C-A-k s4S st,3 sSa Tx.1aG
A-.-E EG--s-; os1c%-S - tAe r1V1 k-s4
W1s se,-c;s'G - co-n-sE-d ;.e s-G--s-s s.
5st S.lVt-sAe-. e+SA2se - A-s Xa.licy
proved ,A-e2eh wears 80 rAT-xi ss-vacs
IL s.ac5e 5,hs- ;-s;1zc<S w&--&zi ..1ct-s
are II command :. re s-a cr%-s, A.
;NE-sa n .se SA.0-.y = cases .ks
-.S- A-e under c-1.-- - sc-e-S -s<-s
The sun., 1917-06-08
Wytschaete Salient Falls in
Its Entirety Ia the
Allies.
500 CAPTIVES 50 FAR
Haig's Men Advance on 3
Mile Front i'm Big
Offensive.
REACH ALL ORECTIyES
Teuton Lines Two Miles From
Allied Front in Bel
gium Smashed.

LaNsaN. lare ;-F-vat.5s4 ~ ter
-t1e mine EXPOSES i-< E-ekiss. n
wars shstzz. -. 81 5L>z As-sy eeSxa
Al early z1rzize a. o@e1SNe os trv-
reo5oas power 81 lie :rS1. = Bel
s1-E TIE 8iGkcs s2oree5e3 Con-
pse.e,y. re ez;-r~ wy.s,nne-e rSase.
cVe<so.oSzs YpceS was s;s-Ds1 Tess
Ia s-Ft.l y--sale-s hare esta c,s1nset
Aza ;As-e Sre ;.oGSk-1s -sc-S. ard
numbers Q. Saansan. machine guns and
otss- s..N;y lave e-s= .2sez
OBeT a trSzs q r-o-s ;AAa nine
-,.1es- s,zosi .ro-- NVzes - Arnen-
s5e-S.s- ,he British l-.1aS-y s~Ar-ned
.-a-z ;Ae :rs1eaes ana o~S&= we&; Is
esA-je3 s,-esey tAe tAf-'3 hattie c: Yp-es-
Tasy oap,o-ei Sae wAas% wytseA1ese
saets,- eve u.sses la-s ~ r,ex-ly three
miles 6t-F II taxing IRE rstre they
s,oElae1 tie z-sc x-3 sssco7i 1ass 90
German e<se-css, W 1scAxtse .issG,
Me.sxEes~ ocss.1Ve-1- sd smaller
places ,-e-c.eS .o--s A-3 --1-eroCs
s--o-s machine gun 6etencss
TIE British sVe1eet iSe-.ss1ves to-
day :c~ .ae2r heavy Aas<e.s AZ tire hat
lies 0. Yp-es early u TIE WAY. ~aen
;ss Germans introduced x<rhyxAtinE
gas Hi - @. evs. -vacvr which Vas
TIE Ce&resf menace 70 Yp-es. Was
ssovr .-to ,As All ey hundreds o. tczs
9. q secret exp.cs5ve compound Tia:
was c1.y o-e Q: ,1< 90 sco-s.s list TIE
British w.Ye3 - tc- iae DAYS Q! Otin-
-. isls NA<- ISs Gx-1a- aexvr
Aor.,re-s Al+w ;se ls--le R-;asN S-Ey
t-a-r WytSc1Se.e -s3ss
The sun., 1917-06-08

Noreoyt-. re r.dEe Aas Been co-sd-
e-ee sori ot key position o. the British
t-o-i- Tor alrrost A. re cnn-i-y about
. Is ,cv ana Eat This -itEe ire main
objective Q. IRE Brush ar,acS- Termed
: sGlle-; II The German Ire about mid
WAY between Yp-ss ac3 A--.,er:.s-es 1,
. ave niles south of Yp-ss. ;A.r;y miles
north Of .a-ras sne ter niles northwest
O. Lie
The ultimate ceiec:.Nes q the big Of
fenslVe may ee seNe-al Lille would be
threatened BY continuation - the a5-
vance. The northern r4nk OF tie Hin
terba-s iiEe. ALREADY threatened by the
t-rss drive, = practically dominates b.
ne Brush now that they nave N!ny as
well as wy-schae,e ridge Lens ~
thres,snei with eavelopnen, from north
az well as south TIE German War Of
Hce ir:!males ;ha; the British attack -
10 he extended Immediately north OF
Lens
Ger. He-be-t - P.1ms-. nose
Second army made tie a:,ae, .hosA
Ensilsh. Irish, Acs;r4, AZ a~d NaW
Zealand .ntar;-yu'eu ;or =. tsss. Thsi-
orders were 20 procee5 a. 20 're AIras
battle and take fret ,he German H-st
line. consolidate the positions eaiTet.
ard then pass on "a tie 'es-warf posi-
lions
The sun., 1917-06-08

t-F et'e.os Snfr' q; 1'H1f-I var
-~ --N
-'s- '-e -s'' IS IS
'A IS ssHs
- - - - - - y IS
-----'N~ s''----S = --s~ hs'4S-
'-'V Ne'.--'1- 1sE'sltss-
"snH g '1e>% --Its Wt-~ c-E year
ASN - l-e-,feoStol-s wss --e sxriesaoa
IA. q. AIS heard - -ass AWAY i.
E1sAu5 Tts Germs mere over
u-ss-A3 AZ! s..-rss
R4ss,-, .N.v -.--4 -,.-...- .,-. -
-, - - - -
-N--'-S~ .--@ @'-'tf &1NA1e's3
The sun., 1917-06-08
10 MILE INFERNO
OPENED UP AS
MINES EXPLODE
COO Tons of Explosives Are
Touched Off at Once
by British.
Guns ADD To TERROR
Batteries Fire for Hours and
Airships Fly
0verhesd.
~ PERRY ROBINSON.

ssross- rsf5s Nss,.r-,s - IN szs --nn 10
rEn6rr rs1ss
S1T-1sE HEA-.s- sxrrEs ~ ElANI.
7z-+ ---s E1s d.. 70 s,ea5ert "a;
I-y ..5z ztk-4-zszs css3s sz-rs,ss n
sscwe- ard s-.hczte1lar tS=e-s s.srse S1scA
u<stret - tns sasslss s1 lie Ss--,t a
re1- as. an. n; A-r1s Il AF--l ~.
z=as 7ts-sseAscr .hs -,o-zsnes s,s=sa-s-
='tc. 4sa l. A-s aAe- care IN. -s~
ez-5ssis-l. sstcs .zs7 -r'ecessss sAt AZ
IES T.sr E-HrrsDa-t las se-et-s-
-sz-
sae~ Is-r --s -s1- - n frsts ee
ose k.sE- es-E ;ft-- nt-s Il-scrs a scocs
May a. taez were zAst -cs-s ,sAn .
yeI- ssN xDs sSo-~ -Asz s.xre hs-
Es5<r iat Gt-=1--. .es-- zaszscSrs-~.
] selssse ;AAs Z a. rrs<s traz s{.t s<s,s
ss .sse sIFasss7ts were sea s--zsa,e-
g'Essy ca va sz4As--ss wnxi ga .s-s
q A-rA .1=s1sares u spezsy sskscs a,ocs
A. l-t rt7 miles reg Ard --e-s s,r-,ss
axe
ckEzpe; describe T. Fe-sss..1-ar sk-
caly T.9-s 81 hang ss~- -s-e r-ra-
stasrzr s@-ea-is 80 1R-ss sNe.e. - exsA
Il s-Ee vc5sx-.o ey .-seas se.S As
E1-r 2acs NoscRrsoss eS5zg o- a. the
ss--as -oezlsz; esyazlS- o.. 81 sgA. EAxk
rAs- se<ss e cane as !. s-kse. -sAr-z.g
ussa-s 1s-s~ - St-%e masses d. Gss-
Az.4 smoke
Batteries oDen Fire
j rAs q terrifying sS<eeAee- asa
veIc vas -,o-e terrifying was .has sn<
eArVh <so.ak Ike . sgSsse - car:a
ssc.c3 g a sod Ill a.. :. s2Ike,4 Ike
:eEsr- AZ c1<e- n sE- e.Arrr. vo-z oss
by e-gsss vlxl sA9 tkzse- kssess CO
lie ground !. s-rte os Al TIE noSse o.
tie G<--sA. xs<sss. He leaEce 80 a.a
feet Ezzrt-4,e IA. ;, ~as a. ea-eS-
suAke. asa q ~As reAscnHhse- cS- As
sz-e5,y lie ti-rh tsS cHkke
Ta<R- evxa before Ia esaces - tie
exysoxaoos sset vesae SAEkrs o. s--olks
vere Ski tcues1rs. al o. batteries
1vo'fs TAs Whsle se-sroa eaxxe: NJ
ere .aese-.-g exr,e. WITH TIE sAkA q.
c-- e-z.. The <-Asss - e--s-t-e sse--s
tie s--ek-s .. ..ges ca-es I-.lE-t TIE
vase sky -.-ge3 v.;s Eg@.-t-g vAscA
TScss-s we.-s. ysla9x. orH-es- red AID
gree I=AE--t lie sSy ees 3sx7oe3
rsie L =i-lSc- :lce.s sAhks. 1T ea-;
sXo5 i-Ggf-s yAai 70. vi x-t s1sil
yEg- c.- - ,Sc-=-e q ;.
I-sceA1 9. 50 =sag tl<t.cz- s-Il
,,S5=--s - s75k.- rev tie racae e<ai
% earl - ne eAs. was As&t<- ~ Ire
-ss-r4c s-53se cS tAs =.1es X-c sAe ek--
-Es. <-e- Al sEas 20 tie eAs-~sr&
xAtse OVERHEAD -. SKY Vas pkAe e22t
al re mo- svz- s<-xoe,T Es.-
uSlle 1hs elA-oor was az is AeLrA. -.
first .Ess % 6Avr cr~-s rosy red As.ovs
Ty-s& TIE s-- ~< i-raslese as !. -os.
o-eAl3a q sa1k % szoss N-s = ScsAsG
tie SAY v.;s red Il vas a ,---2r te-rs-
ss< tIvz
The sun., 1917-06-08
US. WARSHIPS
REACH FRANCE
Collier Jupiter. With 10.s00
Tons Of WheSr. l. New
Tnloading.

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o< TIE arry Is rts. z1.es war e.t.ore
lie Arrival GO tie 1racS and IN. A.
c,a-:snrsy see Ars-lckz fo-cts VII 1kkl
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thai Azs-scA- ~Arsa.-es AAS a-Nces.~3 -
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The sun., 1917-06-08
Mes.ines 10 Captured.

Tus vas done eIa-t.E as ps- -
In the early u.orrirE Nessi~es and
Wyts-haete ~e-e tAss-- - Ne q, "a
Gordon Of trenches at''l; then pos-ia e
verne ard the positions .; or1 w.rs
.,orraed IN the s@>o- p-.s- - re a.
tack
TT. Rr.-sA success Eas ,-e -note re-
-ns-ksble be-.4se tie Germans srew
ia, c.E offensive SAs c'Ti-ns in the
wy,scsse;e region and Rad repAred for
II, For days the German Wa Once
had been throwing oo; hints OF what
was expected. Correspondents At the
fron, agree that the Germans in ths
The sun., 1917-06-08
Wilson Backs Geethals.

II may be said On the authority o:
persons tntinnz ieiy acquainted with the
eracs Situation that President Wiisoa is
s-an6inx back Of Gen Ccetsais TIE
Atninistrzticn ss known TO have great
confidence In the Judgment Of the Gen.
e-Ai and 90 be dtspsesed 20 allow hin, Q
free hand. In this attitude. After y
,bcrs. the Shtvylng Board has coi,csdet
TIE statement ~ Nr, Esssis In par
follows:
"weoasa sAips q ~ sAe snersency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
Horror Worst in
Dominion S Historu
Sinking of the Empress Of Ire
land Nearest Approach to
Present Disaster.
10y Associated prcss.1

The Halifax catastrophe. especially
in the number of lives lost. will rank
as by far the greatest in the history
Of the Dominion. The only event that
even approaches IL in that respect is
the sinking OF the Canadian rccific
hallway lin"r Empress Of ireland. near
Father Point. in the 81. Lawrence
River. on May -. 1914. when 9G4 per-
sons persisted, as compared with the
1000 or more already credited 10 the
Halifax catastrophe. The Empress Of
Ireland disaster. moreover. had SOW
cral striking points OF similarity In
It's origin 10 tie one which wrought
such frghtfui havoc at Halifax. Both
We're the result OF collisions. In each
case il was 4 Norwc: ian vessel which
ranmcd the other ship, and in each
case the collision was attributed TO
confusion in whistle signals
Forest fires. which swept Northern
Ontario in July. 1916. wip:ns out the
he rnnked third. witt, 800 dead and
tho Povcu pine forest :irc, also In North.
crn Ontario, III August. 1911 had n
death !ist % about zoo.
Disastrous forest fires also sweep,
Cr:ar;o and New Brunswick lumber
woods IL the sam. year. While ;he
loss OF i!te was exceeded II these CON
"agrat;ons. The greatest Forest FIRE IN
the history OF Canada was that known
as The M;rim!ch: fire OF 1852 which
destroyed 5000 square miles O. pine
forests. or ona-nfth OF the land sur
face OF me Province OF New Bruins
wick. One hundred and sixty persons
either were burned OF drowned and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
POSTAL RULES GOVERN
USE OF ALL SEALS
Poktma,tcr Thornton Cnii. Attention to
Regulations injecting Ornu-
mental Labels.

Postmaster Hay =. Thornton yestcr-
day called attention to the ruling OF
the Pos: office Department to the effect
shat seals or stickers should not be
placed on ;he address side OF mail
matter"
This ruling refers particularly to
Christmas seals and other nonpostace
stamps.
Postmaster Thornton also wishes to
impress upon the minds % the patrons
D: ;he post Office The full significance
or definition OF the Germ drop let
ter" Such letters are only those in
,cndcd .o~ delivery witI!n tho city Of
Richmond a. by any ci'y o. rural car
REG cmamatinr thc"afrom when mailed
az the Richmond post-cflcs. Letters
mailed 20 Richmond College. Eio Vista.
Highland SprinaS pumba"t"n. Brook
Hill and oIhc. small pos:-oilices III close
proximity 10 N.chmoui cannot be con-
sirucd "a drop letters" and must have
at !eas, The :uM ra;s % cents postage
affixed. AL po>ta!s and postcards must
be prepaid cents each. regardless
OF whe,he: /; * iniended 20: delivery
IN or out CT ihc city
The correc, address for Wes;hamp-
ton College Is Richmond College Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

with the cause OF tho United States and
the allies. the government is confronted
with a task Of much difficulty in giving
them proper consideration.
Government agents to-day rounded
up many Austrians who long have
been suspected of conspirinG to hamper
the governments war plans. but
against whom definite evidence has
been lacking. They will got fair hear
inss. and be interned II they fail to
convince officials OF their peaceful In.
tentions.
All Austro-Hungarians were barred
day from the l0o-yard zones estab-
lshed about piers. docks. warehouses
and terminals and will DO required TO
register with the police as soon as
regulations are promulgated.
In cities where the foreign popula-
ton is large, particularly in steel
manufacturing ccnters and mining dis
tricts. the task will be enormous. OH
Gals are taking pains to make the
process simple as is compatible with
the necessity OF obtaining full infor-
nation concerning the business and
habits OF the aliens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

Large Four-n-Hand wide-End Mems Ties
Mems Grey Mocha Gloves. of the best
makes. Price. ...............s $3.50 md $500
Mems An-Einen Handk erchiefs exceptional
values. Price, each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to 75c
Mems All-I-inen Handk erchiefs, initial
iSc' zoe and DUO
Mems Silk Socks. pure Thread Silk.
iiSe' roc 10 SI.OO
Mems Paris Garter Sets, fancy boxes.
Tvs QUO ana bbC
Mems Cape Gloves. PERKINS, make, tan.
Women's Pure Threat Boot-Siik Stockings.
Price pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Soc and O8c
Womens Pure Thread SILK Stockings, black
md white Price. pair. $500
Women's Pure Thread Silk Stockings black,
white and colors. Price. .$1.6
Work Baskets. all the clever shapes in
sweet grass and Japanese makes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
GOVERNMENT MEN BEGIN
SEIZURE OF NEW ENEMIES
Department Of Justice Agents
Rounding Up Austro-Hungnrians
Now Classed With Germans.
MUST REGISTER WITH POLICE
Barred From 1O0-Yard Zones About
Docks, Warehouses and Termi-
nals-TO BE informed IL Unable to
Satisfy Authorities.
IBv Associated Pre,..l

WASHINGTON. December S.-The
roundup OF Austro- Hungarian enemies
began to-day throughout the United
states. with agents of the Department
Of Justice being assisted by local au-
thori,ics.
with the declaration Of war. more
than 100000 subjects Of Austria-Iiun-
gary living in this country were added
TO the lists Of alien enemies. Inasmuch
as many OF them. although Aus.ro-IIun-
sarian subjects. actually sympathize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

5Se buildings destroyed. The towns
of Douglas Town and Newcastle were
wiped out.
The over, turning oi the excursion
steamer Victoria in the Thames. at
London. Ontario, on May -, 1881. cost
1916 lives.
Grca, fires have swept several Ca
madam cities. but with small loss of
life.
The fail OF the Quebec Bridge IL.
August. lao,. resulted in the loss Of
Scveuty-tivc lives. fourteen more be
ing sacrificed when the center span fell
in September. 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
All Other Remedies
Failed. PERUNA
Made Me Well

Mrs. Maggie Durbin. No. 200 Victory
Street. Little Rock, Ark. writes: II
was troubled for five years with n
chronic disenSe. tried everything
heard Of. but nothing did me any good
Some doctors said my trouble was en-
tarrh OF the bowels, and some said
consumption OF the bowels. One doctor
said he could cure me. took his medi-
cine two months. but It did me no good.
4 friend of mine advised me to try
Peruna. and did SO. After had
taken two bottles J found II was helm
Ing me- so continued it's use. and "a
has cured me sound md welt. can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

Novelty Turkish Towels. good
large size, big range OF colored de-
signs. stripes, plaids and mono
gram patterns; offered at orc
last years price. 49,. ZJEA
Fancy Towels-these are an old
stand quality; pretty stripes and
monogram designs; worth soc
e effep t ss1,' a they last VIII 39GE.
Special Linen Towels, all pure
Linen and hemstitched ends, mon
ogram design in border. This
is big value; while they cCC
last OJEA
Turkish Towels in the new de
signs and colors; a real large size
and close, heavy weave; ENC
deep colored borders. -. CVEA