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BIG
SHIP SINKS
THREE U BOATS
BY LINER AND HER CONVOY
ON TRIP TO ATLANTIC PORT
British Ship and Six Destroyei:
Give 1 70 Passengers
Real War Thrills.
SHAKKN 13V A BOMB.
Depth Charge Aimed at SuP
marine Causes Alarm the
First Day Out.
AN ' Tl. ANTIC POIT. Jim" II. A
Hntlsl Misscticcr tbiiivr arrived
here thin nioiiiluc from a i:unipem
port, lifter riving lu-i IK passmigorH
one of tho most thrill. i.,; voynses c
perlenceir.iinee the beginning of the.
war. The ttrnmor sink olio Milium
rlne, and her llrltNh lomoy account-
e, for two before tin vessel had lln-
. hed the second day of her voyage.
The steamer, which (out years ago,
was one of the first of the big liners
leaving this port to be chased and
shelled i'y a U boat, left n Kuropean boats, throe were exploded at si'.i by
port n rcek ago. last Saturday con- n revenue cutter nnd three were ci-.t
voyed b six destrovors. That nlcht I !' 0,1 tnfi l,,acl1 clow l-?Wes. Del.
... ,u,.M The greatest caution Is being ou-
wh c the passe ngrrs were dining, tho ,
' , served in tho movement of ships along
steamer was shaken from stem to ,hp coa Nonc ,s pernmtfl, ,0 ,ra.
stern. The illulug room was deerted verse the ocean t night. Kach eA'en
.n a flash, but the oillcerj bade Hilling all m toe vicinity of the. Delim iro
bands lettiin to their meal, explain-
had
I
nig that one of the drstinw'is
diopprd .1 dcplh bomb on a 1' boat, i
At o'clock on Sunday, the follow
ing morning, the hteameiV Captain
dghttd a submarine awash about 100
yards oft his starboard bow. lie or
dered the wheel over and tiled to ram
ihe f boat, but missed, the submarine
passing Ihe steamer on the port side.
The aflrr-port gun pot tho submarine
as she was p.isslnrf lS'. Fending a
shell Into her at the bottom of her
periscope and smashing the Herman
ie,i shark in twain.
Three hours later the destroyer on
Ihe. steamor't stnrboau bow nlgnullcd
Mint a r iKiat was In tho vicinity and
dashed forward for tnoro than thrcu
bundled ?niils and let go a depth
lonib The destrojei then circled I
. .i,,i,. ,,,, i,.-, .. -,., ,wlln kushi,,,, malted, end ,, others
tint pat, lies of oil n pearefl mi the' Hint t Wn the matter of a reilproea.
surface aboNe where the sulirnarlno drafting rrnngement, or an agreement
disappo.ned.
The pmsenr.ers lireali rA free! again
after the da had pnac I and nothing
nf further incident occi rrt'd until thc
were midway across th ocean. Then
''he lights -were ordered dimmed and
tho passengers instructed to put on
1 heir life preservers. This wus tho
last thrill nf the voyage. No aub-
marine showed up, and next morning
tha American convo. with a hydro. 1
aeroplane was mot.
Passengers on the easel stated that
n wireless had been picked up yester
day giving the, alarm that an outward-bound
jitenmer had been at
tacked bj a Mlbmnnri. None of tue
ulllccrs would confirm the statement.
Gen. C. L'-e and Major J. .1. Hotter, ll
of tho Hoyal l"llng Corps were am-jiiK
tho passengers. U was talil the nbioct
of their visit Is to Inspect our avntlon
camp and that thuy wilt jirocccd direct
,0 Washington. Another passenger I of'rnMiVyif'nfii0!!''''' l'0,mnll,fe
.... i.ieot 11 m. ,.,,.J"f lroolUyn mo' afternoon to per-
wus Lieut. Col., the Mnsler of Hemp
hill. There wcro 71 tlrat clai passin-
(Continued on Second Pago.)
Tour LlbfrtT llond.
If .!. wish to nil. torroir en or ba
IMiaffUau uvut I
a.tUVU WU. It. CUl.,,, lu US. jOtl.. IUln
CO., tl Broadway and branehu, Advt,
GERMAN
ARE SUNK
ANOTHER MINE FOUND
OFF VIRGINIA COAST;
' 17 NOWACGOUNTED FOR
No Ships Permitted to Traverse
Ocean at Night War Vessels
Searching for Explosives.
I'AI'K MAY. N. J.. June 11. An In
ruining tcnmhlp leports bavin
tilti up n float Int.- mine about four
milts tr.X Ship i'htinl Inland. Va.. widen
In f.m.' distance north of Cape Charles
uKtlt indoubtedly thlj Is one of the
man) timllnr won pons of destruction
yet ntloat by the flerman I" boats .Lir
Iiir tlulr raids alonpr tho toast lnt
week.
(faternmeiii mine weip.'i nr
(('.tilling up mid down tlie mm-.
M iiri hlng for mines and oMIclels -
pnet 1 hoy will all bo accounted foi
shortl
Hlxlcen mines have been found off
the Delaware capes. Ten were brought
In by vailous destroyers and patrol
"I"'1 ""' 111,0 l'''1 'Sovrrnmcnt ha-bor,
,"J'' di.artliin at hiiimse under,
est ,,1 1 1
m
U, S, AND BRITAIN TO JOIN
IN MILITARY CONVENTION
Announcement Made in Commons
In I.orJ Cecil No t-xplani-tion
Here.
IjONDON. Juno ll A military con
vention between America and Gnat
llrllnln will be rMlfled Joon, Lord Cecil,
minister of blooksde. announced .In the
lloitie of Commoi.ii this afternoon.
tWwSn'IS.ilu.N. June ll. Army offic
ios profencd to bo In tho dark to-dsy
snout a p:o,osnd military convention
with Clrtat llrltair.. In some quarters !
mis iiRifetrd the convention would d"..
'u to piupoi" in continuing the wai til!
I American-. Mlieii nlma aie achieved.
MARRIED MEN' IN CLASS. 1.
Those
Whuso Wtvn Are Vol De
pendent in I'lubt.
WASHINGTON, June U. Under new
regulations being prepared by the Pjovost
Marshal, married men whose w-lvei iro
cllDal.!e of iiiooortinir b..,n.,u-.. .nn
man led men whoe wives are not im
pendent upon them for tuppoit, will be
Vlaccd In Clas One. while many now
in Cla.-t One will bo placed In h deferted
elms or pronounced fit only for limited
mllltnv ..orvlee In Class One.
PATRONAGE FOR WOMEN.
HroiiUlj n Driiiiirrnt lleclilr 'I hrj
Muy llnic llnr-Thlnl uf llir .It, !.
feet plana to accord women repiesenta '
I tinn in the matter of patronage
I It was decided to allow tliem one-
Ihlrd of the places, whlc.li will iiffsie-
gate approximately 1.600 poMtlom.
Tnme m:i v ...
II To .-P UVtU tSlUa blltil With h'.th.r Jfih'-
Mrtl.-tot. lv tegj. 4rln
U BOAT; CONVOY DESTROYS
president urges
Contest Can Be Lost 1 lere ;i
Well as in France, He Tel-
egraphs Labor Meeting.
h.v.mii.m.iu.v .iunen.-n-.wi,.
WIlHon lo-da telegraphed to the
Ameilcan Federation of Labor nnd
l lie American Alliance for Labor ;in I
Democracy, In convention at St. I'.iul.
urging renewed effort. ot labcr In
Mtpport of the war programme
"Tno war can be lost In America 35
well a on Hi fields of Trance, an.l
ill-considered or unjualllled InUrrup
Hons of the essentia) labor of the
country m make u ituposib,e to
win It," wild the President's telcsr.im
to llobert Alaisel of the American
Alliance for Labor and lemoT.i
The controversy between capital
and labor should not ho permitted to
Interfe.e with piosecut.on of tho war.
the President said, until every Instiu-!
mentality set up b the (lovcrnment
ha been employel to settle It.
To Mr. (iomperg the Piesldent lei-
egraphed:
"Please convey to the thirty-eighth
annual convention of the American
',"rrJ"" 01 "au"r " congraillia-
Hons
upon tne pitriotic support..
whli h the membets of ,our organlza
Hon have given to the war pio
grnmmo of the nation In tho past
year, not only In he trenihCR and on
the battletlcld, where s'o many of our
younger nun are now In uniform, but
equally In th faetories and ship
yards and workshop of the country
wneie the army U Mipported and sup
pi,,l b i lie loyal Midustrj of our
sks'ed iiarismen. t
"We uie facing tin- Hardships of the
rrwi.il months of the struggle. The
nation tan face tliem t nnlldeiitly. a.i
sured now that no Intiiguti uf the
eneni) can eer ulvlds on- unity by
means of those Industrie inuinols and
clas.4 dissensions which he has uiod o
(lillxenlly to foment.
"In these days of trial and self-sncrl-flee
the American worklngm.tn Is bear
ing his share of tho national burden
nobly. In the new world of peico nnd
freedom, which America li righting to
establish, Ills plate will hi m honjred
and Ids .ervlce a-i gratefully i3.
teemed "
The PresldenCs tel'giam a Mr.
Mnlsel rrnd:
"Thr Ametlcn AH nee for Labor
nnd Democracy has u; tamest hope
for u successful comeiit.on, that will
glvo added stiength to future activi
ties. Called Into oe'im 10 combat
Ignorance and niisiinderstunillnc, skil
fully r l.iyf il upon bv disloyal Inllu
ences, your org.mlzillon has done a
gieit and neeeas,n work. It has
aided material in promoting the
unity that proceeds f'oin exuet under
standings anil Is to-day u valid nnd
Important part of the great machinery
that co-ordlnatrj n,e energies of
America In the piosMiiiion of a Just
ami rlifhteous war.
"The war can be lost In America
as well as 011 the field" of l-'rance, ami I
ll.conldeted or utiJ'MtifleU Interrupt
lions of tlie (ssen',.11 uuor or the
country may make ;i inposnblt; to '
win it. I
"Mi cunuovMiy w.en rjpn.11 1
atid laboi should Uf -nlfe.itl tu Inter- ;
iun it until tveiy u.ii, unit ntality set'
up b tb'i Hoxernmen: fur Its anilca
bla t,e!leineilt h-is been eniplojod anil
Its intermedial. on he'ded to the ut-
moit. and Ihe tiocrnuien' ha set up
innti U'.nental.tirs wholly f,t 1 and ade.
quale
"And this dm) -o I ,uch Inter-
ruptlons of industiy wheiexer they
can he no.di.d wi'hou' me aotual
rflo t ...nti'tl rthl lets upon
ihe employer aa Imperatively as upon'
mm mm
SIR Ft DURING WAR
DRIVE HURLED BACK
free mrs. thore
I
Wife of Wealth)' Banker Ha J
Been Held in Psvchonathic
4
Ward Since June 5.
Afl,r ..,. a Rtory . nlI,.Rnl
, i,dUv!tlon nn.l detention slneo June 5
I . ,vr,.,,ihi ..-.u ,.r 11.11... ....
Hospital. Mw Mary Curvy Thurno
won her freedom lo-da when,
iipieme' Court Justice C.lrcrluh
gianted .1 writ of habeas corpus.
worn out by her attorney. Mlrcahcuu
I- To IK.
Mm. Thome, who Is the wife nf
Joel Wolfe Thome, riil!ll.-imr ha-ie-with
ofllcti ut Nn. ;,m I'iflh Avenue.
declared some tlnin ' that mei'nbi'is
of Thornn's fuuilly win, attempiiiig
, ta,.ft ,ir. MHnn,, invny from
, , , . . .
Uu" "rr ,l,'dart"1
M,,- Thorn to-day said Mie f. H
run down and thought she needed a
louli, .u sae nent to Dr. Seth M. Md-
. Ilkon of No. Ml-Madison Aculle. Sho
nIl, Ml'' hcr " diappeare,l
from their home at No. 0 I' sl Tilth
I .street last OetM.iT nnd Mini
to-
with the death of her father.
hml sn nnnnrvn.1 hP In ln,l Ii..r
to see the physician. 1
"Dr. Milllken advised me to jo
where I could have regular houiv a'
diet and perfect unlet," Mrs. Thome
said. "He took me to a place on
Central P.uk West, but 1 was ie
fused admission, the man at the lk
saving, 'Why, tins i.i is In full i,o
srsloii of her mental faritltle- I
don's want a damage suit. I nun! 1
decline to accept her.- Dr. Mill k-u '
iViat. In... ..... t,ll.. t .....
...r.i ...uft ,it- yi ii.-i ,i' ti r. I ptit
into a straitjacket, but I tl It n't
stay there long. I took It off In iibuui
threo hours. And they never put i'
back on me ngaln."
Mrs, Thornc denied the charge th.it
aho used alcoholic drinks to excess.
Dr. Theron J, Vo.tburgh of lte,le,i'
testified that Mrs. Thorne was brought
to the hospital in a psycopalhlc am
bulance attended by a hospital tun
He tleolnied that she had not bet n
nllowcd to see visitors, but that th
was hi tm, speci.i. ieiimst of nei
mother, Mrs. Casej.
lit freclns Mrs. Thome Jii.i
(iieger.oh exoneiatetl th cl'y .,
thorltles from at Una; in anythinu ! i'
(rood faith. In reply her nl tome) , I
that lie would soon (lie a s nt f
Jl'00,000 tlamnges .iga'nst one f
principal ch.trttciers In Mis. Timui'
story.
-Mrs. Thome' marriage w,, I
.scilbed as a un:on of l'.f:l, ,tn T i
Avenues, the latter boutg n. ,i
bride's home.
SAYS ANNA HELD WILL LIVE.
'lt alelaii
Mai.
Iniiiilllter
Itruilll to
ller lltint'i
Mend.
'Anna Iltid ha mm -.r bj'Me
will undoubted! Inr. ar.ho.igh ne
a ong, har,i f,2a. i. VVH,
Ui Hj-
m -i.-a,i, , . t.i0.
n,- My',e '
n,. Jl. II.
i,onu VH ,a r,l
r.ow tu U! , ,p f,
tu 'l.fl. I if I 1
'' l.la'l '.,1 i
l ,!! ,1 .ffei.nj
alile to o.ur tse 1, djnri
Ihe workman No nun can .tlford 0
do Injustice at any time, but at 1 1 .
time Justice S ,f tne i-sjence of in
tlonal tie 'run -nil contents foi .
soil of advantage thjt a' o'.her "m-
would bb Jwstilltil iii.iv now jop.'ni .
the very 1 1 f - ' he Nat.ii 1."
(For Racing. Entnai 9 Pagi 0.i
M BELLEVUE
ON COU
DE
FOCH STRIKES TERRIFIC BLOW
IN TIME TO SAVE C0MP1EGNE
MARINES AND SYRACUSE MEN
. HOLD ROAD LEADING TO PARIS;
GAIN ON THE MARNE FRONT
Two Up-State Soldiers Twice Wounded Ameri
can Takes Machine
. pnlp .j r- t- t-jvo T l
AMERIUAN KfaPORl.j
WAS I IIN( iTON, JllllC 1 1. (ieil. Pershing's irommilllKjue fill
yciterJjy reads js follows.
'.'Section A Northwest of
.o,uratms nitli Hie i-rencli, again
flictcil upon the enemy lu.es in killed, prisoners ana material. The French not only held the Germans at Le Ployron and
"There wa moderate .irtillen activity in the Woevre and on Courcellc. on the west wing, but,retook the town of Mery.
the AUrne front. Out p.Uiol crossed the Mame and successfully , he ja,k Qn (h ,
reconnoitred Ihe liostile poitioii. ,v . , ... .. r
WITH Ttlli AMI-KICAN ARMY IN I KANCI:. June Ll (By the l'rllL1l,;" ('tfr,n:m cllor " .U Irom Ueiloy to Marquette, A
Associated Press). The United States Marine; attacked tlu- Germans ,r,)l" aiwut live mil,:. heavy (ierman attack succeeded in reaching
after daybreak yesterday and peiiflrated the German lines lor about the Wonde Kiver (Ihree miles mjuUi of Atarqueglise.) II wjs at this .
two-thirds of a mile on a G0o-).ird trout in the Helleai- Wood, northwest point the l;rench hurled the Germans luck on the entire ':ve mile front.'
of Chateati-Thierry. The Germans now hold only the northern fringe VretlAx paji,ons u.ere rc-cslablislied south ot Ueiloy, St. Manr and Vaji-,
of "e wood. . , , ,'delicourt. "jtt
The Americans aplured two mmnenwerler, which are ihe largest .,..,.. .,..-, y.-
Pieces vet taken bv them. It is expected that one will be sen; to Wash-
. . ., . . . ,-
1 iniTIOIl aitd HlC OltlCl 10 AUI1 JPOIIS.
Major UJ ward U. Cole, commanding the Machine Gin Battalion,
captured several German stragglers
Numerous machine guns, it is believed, will be rounded up in ihe woods. I
The 9tli and 2.5d KeRiments of
I IIC VI ,I UI -.HI IVk j;illii.tii J tn iiii.iiiii, ytkt;Hiui rtitiii, wt,,it'..J-
irnr what is known as the Svracu Itfigade, hold the ground on the right
of the Marines at the point on the iroiit nearest Paris. ThU the second
time the Syracuse Unmade has held
pital, the former occasion rciug at
tjii fali;,lir y,c- ;ml i,e yti j,nJ
'
time. The 23d captured machine guns on June 0, w.ule supporting Hie
attack by the Marines.
At least two men in ihe Syracuse Brigade have been utice wounded
in the last (en das during two different periods in which tiieir units
have been in the line.
The commanding ollicer in tins sector is seeking to isccrtain the
name of the man who captured a German machine gun and look the
machine gunner prisoner 011 June o. The American hero wjr wounded
r.nd sent to an evacuation hospital without his identity being discovered,
.ilihouth the mac'.iine tun i- on display at the post comnui'J and the
( ierman prisoner h i- been -eni to the rear.
RUSSIANS APPEAL
10 U. S. AND ALLIES
:.ulet Party Reptuli.ites Brest
Treaty and Calls tor kl
Against Germans'.
U ASIII.N'C.TO.V. lu i- ! 1 An ap
. .1! to the I'nue.l suiea :,d 'he
'.n urntl an expert. t."iu' 1 forv
ltus:a to lepel tlei'ii.iit in
t , ie,', forwarded nj 1 Cent Ml
1 mnlttaa of Caittit I't 'i n Hd3:a.
n trnnti,,iltt.t . . tl,.. MtnlA lid.
pa1 ' rent
to-dai bv ii
Hunalan
i; nbaasy
i' ' asked tint' h. ixpednon if
. be put under nierna'-miel ,011.
l'i eilui-ntit-A Hi. i'i,,,,f ll,,,, 1
... .n..,,k , . ,V , . .' '1
1 solutions adopted iv ne , eiitral
.-unii'ie
W uevcr reconutd tht coatli
10 SEND AN ARMY
Gun and Its Gunner.
The enemv also renched th
Ctuieau I'hiero our irtuips CO-
improve J Utl posilwn and in-
Iirills 1 mnK lll'l.Vinnr cmitl.
"I- -""'.S
in the early stages of the attack,
Infantry (Regular Arntyj, comprii
point on the irmit nearest I'aris. nils tne second
the point on Ihe line n.urrst the
the oflensive, when the Mlies were ;
2id VVCIIt ill at Coulomb lor U SllOft
lion of lh Ilrest-l,r.oi in Che peaca
tie.ily iiccupteii h) the Ilolihevikl) and
(insider that the disastrous sltuatlun
in which they haw placed liussla can
only be amelloiattj wvh h'-e aid uf
thr All.r".
"The movtnient of '" ieinmiis on
Itut.l.tn oil, t.ie. ; optimal seizure
uf new . ckIoii". t .11 tout. niie, and
tueie seema to l,f no I. tllll to such
, tiecupation. t'llder ith coiidttluns
'J cannot lestram from appr .illnt' to
our Allies, to whom we hae fre
'inuitly elven proof of tilt; loally of
mi- feeltiR.
" proclaim out r.mv.ciion 'hat
ine appear.uica of a nw, ioeiful
f.iLtor on the con at Hie tntie
jntloubleilty will have a detism
heaiinir on the uiuas nf -he wa- and
on '.he .-011,1 It. on of p ae,
"We fin ,i'ir ,n 'In 'u-j-Hi
iiv niar.ne' 'ha' " n.i 01
P.t '.iii tint 1 ,e tti.se ar J-in ,ci hi
'don not Jprroit- o All.nl 411I
f(le. If 'ij.i infa.-nMtitin :u reached
tne I' etideiit 0 the t ii.'.ed S'.atfs, ll
oiiiv.ua.e r.0111 iiutstirvii.
Oil !(.
tlie HOIsnuv.KI 11 an
,u iepteentatlie uf ' i.
KuMian
u, iiiwv tu j 1 aril i.ii'. a ,., itiiwiti
nle of .leinaf-f-.-,ev , tj1 v nl il.-irbv.
n.titioiis
deinrtKOit lev ml de.pni'ni w.ilcna
I . ,
ne plasma moment -ei. only on
lllli fiiLill llhl M ,all!t llailk Out.tJiilH
mori odtoua to the popuUr inAises'
Regains Ground Taken in Latest
German Advance on the Centre'
of Montdidier-Noyon Front Holds
Towns on the West and Retakes
Mery Germans CaptureRibecourt
PARIS, June 11. German forces Inst night penetrated to
within it mile of the Oiso River nt Ribccourt, the French War Of
fice announced to-day.
I m - -
0f Compiegne, repreentine n
seven miles in three day, but
"""
. .... ..
ihe Sommc, last night advanced nearly half a mile on a front of more
than .1 mile and a half.
Ml the advice, from the Montdidier-Novon battlefroul show the
. ,,,, f,..,i. "tin,.
" P'"Krth every possible ellort ..,
1 -lrl- ,hr,nvm 1,1V1SI01' division into the i
- " dim uiuju
materially aueu uy a considerahle
artillery wxs at lirst unable to demolish. ,
FOUll NEW DIVISIONS DROUGHT UP.
t The enemy further succeeded in widening the point of his wedge
by bringing up-two divisions of the Guards and two Bavarian divisions
borrowed from the army group of Crown I'rince Ruppreciit. Thele
troops captured the villages of Mery, St. Maur and Bciloy, but Mery has
been recaptured.
The Associated Cress correspondent with the French Army tele
graphs that enemy losses tinder the direct lire of Ihe rrench Artillery
have been horrible, livery time the Allies counter-attack they lind the
ground tovere.i with German dead. r
Throughout the enemy threw his greatest pressure toward the cemre
01 the Allied line in .in effort to gain as much ground as possible south-. ,
ward in the direction of Compiegne. Under tlie powerful push of the '
conlinualh reinforced enemy columns the Mli.'s were forced to give way
a little, but they (ought tenaciously tor every inch of ground.
An epic struggle occurred in tne vicinity of I'lemont. where the
small garrison of dismounted cavalry men. almost surroun.lei, beat orT
fourteen German attacks. French soldiers who managed to grt through
the German lines late yesterday declared tint before they left the Ger-
mans had delivered terrilic assaults, all of which have been repulsed
with heavy losses tor the enemy. .1
280, QUO GERMANS IN THIS II A TTI.E. . .
The French were prepared for
1 .jiiuMi I rft'.tr, l.-t.tt .tt ll,
li.iu iw,s1iii n , wv.i vit ti t;iuu!l.l uiwt 1. iitv.il nc tJCl 1 1 talis SUllgim'-
to advance. The Germans knen iviore they opened the attack their-''
task v.t 1 .etiible r.e. .i:t the, -.hrjc twents picked division? (apn'roM-,
nute',;. .'fiu.uut) men) iai.i the '.:ne , r the lirst shock, viile behind-l'
them ere twenty additional divisi jus in reserve. Against such masses
the French aitillery practice was" fatal. ,k
l;erv toot the enemy advances now brings him farther into tec-
;rjtorv which is (horouihlv well known to ihe Allies and prenared for
, ...
( ,
.UCKllvv
iiiciciuu-, his lass ucvomcs iiKuiiciiiaiiiy muic uiiucilll. lilt
,,uiiM Mans arej'repirej to meet
ueriect coiilidence in the outcome.
Tlie general impression here
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