New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, July 05, 1916, Image 3

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, July 05, 1916, Page 3, Image 3',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-07-05/ed-1/seq-3.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-07-05/ed-1/seq-3.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-07-05/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-07-05/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], July 05, 1916, Page 3, Image 3
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 14.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.4 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 05 July 1916. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1916-07-05/ed-1/seq-3/>

Newspaper Page Text

AIR FLEET OPENS
PATH FOR FRENCH
?
Squadron. in Brillian.
Dash, l-cads Big Guns
to Oerman Batteries.
PILOIS Ml RI BOMBS
0N IH ION fRENCHI S
Thirtccn t ncm\ Balloons De.
itroyfd as I liers Scroon
Artillery PositiOltS.
I-,, i RI D B ni nm
-
'
-
?
-
?
'
l.uard l rrn. h PoaitaOBB,
?
'
? -
?
to grow a
-
vounR
? ? air.
-
a
?
?
A :t re
? > the
d ol
? -
? '
n en
? . de
VON P<*PEN AT FRONT
SINCE LEAVING AMERICA
Annnunccmcnt Made in Reply lo
Dutch Charge.
'
? y in
'
'
? ?
America and has
nce.
i. ? ted from
I
elegrai
.erman es;
BRITISH FIND GERMAN
CANDLF.S STILL BURNING
( .imp in f rc4nce,
- Nurnerou* instancei
are told yl.owing the rap-dity
the Britnh troops
jtoimed the German trenches.
- i one oi th1* best:
A British colonel. dead ior
?er fi\e days of < ease
fivity, sought a place
to nap after hr had instalird
lii?- troop< in thnr new no?i
He entered the dug
out tormrrly occtipitd by a
(icrrririri i fTue r. Ihe f>c< u
pant had hren gonr out a
? ?lie, inr cand
burned on thr tal.le.
Worn and Half Starved,
Germans Yield to Foe
"After Verdun Ot Shot I Irrer* No1'" Saya One?Infantry
4>t Alhcs FincJa Progresa Eaa) After Terrifii
Bombanlmenl ?>t f""ive Days.
By FRED B. P1TNEY.
li. i ir- t r I ? ?
rhen Northeaal of Paria, .lul>
4 U . ? the order
li "' l a ki d oldier
...???
,.i .n \i ee* V- ?
' '
ed The . ?
that the earth
never
over
the 1
??\\e did
both officc
nd ;*.'i4 e
?
? bardmenl.
?
?
tcepting ? ?
thei
worn
?
by our
been un
into
. . tl) I'.ll "
44 hen " ?' ' "dded
? bombardment, they
nd bad
r rer.der.
Bad N4-44 - ir..ni Home.
there wa ad
?
a . could
. poor
ua all '
to ch.
"W i big |
? ? e, and
- more war lord Oui
I ful. r'vn .
.? had *.4i d<
egimi '
mpierre and
' '
"Th. .
. - both
. ? Bequ
..... and v/e ? ' ? half way
We had cleaned out
I lnian tre!.. hea.
t work. Wa
le time, cl?
'
: nd in
II
. .-k'.v.
"I wai BO happy that when I got
wound
i until an
? ? . to the
l.n>.*rs \>4er Sn l.ig-ht.
een io
were
Bo many wounded BB
"XJie ' *oem to have
?,o our hor
v had in Champagne," aa d
?
'
?
fron, ? their attackins
.
1 ?' wai
......
buf connected witl
trenches every tev
rds, wsi s
two trenchea w
' ? ?
?? nches.
?
-
II. Our gn -
ent I
to US to
ar.d nol
i ir ovn artillery nre.
Irll* of Verdun.
-w P ? ich reai infantrv
. hl l.ermar.s either nut tl i r
n ndered or turneil
and ran '.he other way, ar.d wa had a
rard ohaie to catch them. One pi ?
, been a* Verdun He
? \ ter Verdun. to come h'
.led! no. that ia too murh.' Hr
<? who put his haniN
up." . .
\ -he wounded have COmi
loade.: pnirs of all '??
?
triitu
I
for a buni I ded that one
.
, I in h
? thia.
Panic Among Ocrmans
Narrowly Avertcd
-l -w l le we were
.
? ?rai tent flaps pegged down
..1 ln
ttle of
Hi o!' aaid the man
?The Germana are
??Wr laus trudged on, bu*
KL Attmati Sc (tn.
A Special Offering of
Women's Summer Silk Dresses
tne *o ? ?
effec ... i ; 8.50
at $1
(Re- ?. ? Departme '-.:-)
ifrifil) Awtutf, l&m -gork
inddenl) ahoti came from behind; the
Germana appeared from beneath Ihe
flapi and Vk. ? to our backi
'?'. ? .11 >.n them prett) quiek. Twentj
were killed and othen threa up
'hcir handv"
For a month paal the Germana have
the Somme,
and ordera had bei
rc u 1 a r t o i
- - ? . .
? ardfl of
and numeroui
Gei man ? 111
>nch.
Extra aheltei
iat the
men could gel into thi ? more
? ? Ihe Fi ench bombardmenl
I 4, i, .... the rear
ntal or
?
ed, i
aucourt, \4ere turned into fi
able redoubt b, w
. -. i
the entn rction was
erected to r.-i-t thi V
? :.' nirnored
In ? . ..?
1 down in
' i
? '
ally all
cy ra
?' i
?i.i tnI. bombi Each ?
? (laret
?
nch attack began July
1 the G
?
I
ther.' marahy loop ot
?
? ? ' were -o badly
? ? il thee
ir -ei? ? hia or
: .? . ?.,?* in th,,
niorn;' \
?
??'...
? ?
' cult.
Panica Develop.
?
thev
?
-
i ayed by :i
e rein
. -
bombardment. The men. cn.uc!
?
I ??;, r ??.?:.
French shel
pow.ler. a'..! now and
WOUld !' :.
their hi ? ind bury tha ti
under a
Threi h in
' ?
?
. Id on their p<>
i The Germai
menti to ad
the Soi ? t'anal, ?
il up b) the Frencl Othei
? -vood tO a
?
I'rise and the wl
GERMANS FORCED
TO FIGHT IN OPEN
I nntiniir.l from pa(* I
? a!ior.s before our front. ]
com
parati' i
?
anl
.
enl initi
?all. ?' n en -'!'!' ton 1 ?
only 44ith light machini R ll ?a^
?
i
"Our enemj
?
region frorn i,
courl to Fricourt, w iir re he i
espected our main attack. .'
irmatien gav< he i
endid chanci I ?? I ?
Of their nnner-, who
.
? ?
From I hese 44 <.. .
? a most d
sira! fealure? made the i
pi
I
ed Monl
? ' ?
"(in the 44 hole, ?t ??
mr advance. W e
prepi ?' ? :
.? ?
?
i -
? netny
' '
fe ai
?
: Fricourt will bi
? oppo
..! our ira .
rr, with ama ? ?
? ?
?
B ? ?
our share in the i
"H(.\4e4er, it n evei
? '
'
tuf
but '
I ? ?
'
"South of tne somme thi '??
get through
look
? ?
formal
I
map 44 ill show you tl .
?
trenchea.
th you wi
senes of '
I immed
h. .i i ?
"We wi tent 1 r?"
in the great general Allie I oil a,
I which I
initial ? ?a "' ''";",? '
Inow lo-t by ths urmies of (he i entral
Powcrs."
GERMANS AGAIN
IN THIAUMONT
Win I ort Easi of Mense
for Fourth Time,
Paris Admits.
BERLIN DENIES POST
WAS EVER LOST
s.ins I reneh Assavlts on Dam*
lotlp Havr Also llcrn
RepulseA
ii. Julj i. i he 'i hiaumoni
bl.lieit
Aghting
? ',.'.. ,| the
fourth lime, according to thc offlcial
, nt iaued b) thi 1- reneh W bi
ght.
' 44 il S
? he l- reneh
ll ,.,i io il.-. arei I hat
. : ram e ip i orki have
? . ?
II. i ,'. s;
"On 1 I Ihe Pi i i ' erea
i i,, ? ? ding in tne
d Hill 304.
"On Ihe ri| th Meu*.
? loubled ihe in the
regioi ol t. on whieh
midda . ted a bombai dment
of greal violence with guna of big
oek, after u
i been repulaed, a ma -ed
. hed on t! work, aa l
n capturing it f..r 'he fourth
time. 4? ;r t; oop ? maintain then
,, ,ll ,lf
re 44:1-4
ip and
La Laufee. Xi.nl of importanca oc>
thc froal
The .:
" is* a
rr.ovement of thi I
?
I?,.;iil '?! ? II fa led beea . e of tha
? banh ..f the
? -
??>., ? .,. ? f the Th iaumonl wora
' e
w ith thc
re all futile.
?
?
im our
-\\, ? last night
darj of tha
\\ ood, ind ?? e drove the enemy
from :i mall ti to the
? Damloup."
Bi i
. .. ?.!?,.'
nefl of
ed.
il Freneh
e recapture of ? >? rhiau
?
or. the Soi n ?
Trench War on Somme
Changes to Field Battle
Pre i p in 1 e, July i
| | ... ? ..i .1 ?:
ng numbera
. - on
..-.-,? morning an I
S'orth
?
men tl ' ' '
?
? h are
groupi ol
peasanO eall i ?
.
I
I '
. ?
and ambu
? ' ?
'
I lipea
. kindi
\- b po
igo had
" '"'r
were
German
man helmets, Germi Flcei n
. re on
?
Th, ccenei pra
| army
Ol the
itauban
loward the ie
.nnan defi -
I ementi
th ita hattl
? ihell holea thfl
are the
;,.;.;. 4".-!. .
?? r posi
,. to talked of
luck" o - Brh'eh
" HrT
, ,.l
and Gei ? t littlfl
? pon
AUSTRAIIA TO NAME TERMS
Preaaier Bay? He Will Be al Hand for
Peace Segotiatlaaa.
B, Ca
don, July ' \ ??" u
Huel es.Pi eft for A latra
nc with a famoui
eflving, Haghea
govei
..her, peace
'i ?^
eiven her beat in the */ar, a
. .. ,1 ;?'..'?
i . , ?1
I
GUNS OF BOTH SIDES
SHELLING SAME TOWN
Malf-Starvcd liermans Still Bc
in?4 Found in Dugouta.
i ea* i
*
?
terrupt 1 ? .:???''
it, the
' "
Bl I IB
n the Gen
..... eing
forty
?
faith that a (,erm*n COBBtei atUCM
would reacua them pha dugouU wera
blasted out witfl dvr.aai.'.e.
OFFICIAL REPORT
ON SOMME DRIVE
French Capttirc 2 Towns;
British Claim Slcatly
Progress.
BERLIN DENIES
HEAVY LOSSES
New Activity Dcvolops on tlu
llritish Froai Around
Vprcs.
,' i ? do . July i. / * / <. - ' i
ficial ttatt ment, a* rt n i td hen ta
night,
rth i
|.\ the French troopi
Sniir ? . , ,.f bad
weather, '.4h:ch interfered with ...
? .1 .??
th.- courae >.f th. ?:.. ta I I ?
tt . capl n ? .1 '??. i in I he
neighboi h. ol \ .'illera and 1
IB
.4 h i< h 44 ?? hold in enl irel y, I. 11 > ?? -
11 .. -.. fallen inta oui hand i th th"
rption of b imall parf where Ihe
1 ..: ;.!???' .- ' ?
tegion of l itn ?? took .
IT4.
/'. . early d<iti report taid:
\1.111 tne River Soi
the nighl paa .ed quiet ly. rhe ?
andertoak no offen ? ???? aetion againat
our troops. who hava organized them
^elves m 11 tnej eonquen d
? ti
Three New Rattrriei Taken.
Further a eonfii m
\ ioui repoiI - ihal lhe war ma
captured bj m ia eonaiderable. Three
ne* battei ies, t w.. of I hem of
alibra, ? ave been adda I to I
already enunie rated.
1 urther effecli of our deal
have been noted. ln one iheltei
bodiei of German loldieri were found
ln u rai in. to ' be nor th of
: i and '"i ' he norl hi n> iloni
the villaga ol Herbecouri the Germam
To I
one of b
;. ? ?? r .i,- iei on ' i i snother German
.
Betwei er Avre a
River Aiane Freneh reconno
trati::/
ai fa r aa th< ipporting
eated to ti:.' no Beuvaii
and o ? tpedi
? ? ?
Tl t /.''??'? ' '? ent j """?
','. m rai ll> adquartt r* to-night
Drr ? , ? . .-,...
.?
and al tomi po ? ....
i rogre i. Tli? remainder
n th?'
cicinit; f Frii laj
Geraaana Laaach < ouater tttacka,
v La Bol ii He fterce ? ?
bombii . ' ued, and bomb ng ei
? ? - took placi during the paat
? . ?,, i Oui ? ? ? ? ?
now in eomplete poaaeaaion of thi
lare.
The Germam made n atrong boi
thi - afternoon on tl
?
held bj u ' ? hicp4 al. 1
tack - l easily, with lo
?;-,.' rnemy.
Be. n i hiepval ai
hea ? ?
tren.
Imn ? Inci
ia ni ... ual io There
|i rable artillery actii I
t 1 and the Hohi
redoubt, A I Sera ? i ra
our trenchi
eti . broke doa - undei our rifle
nflieti my.
Our aeroplanea aueci
.....
Coi
.- far into
the '?:???' 1 ho 4
? '
Four G
I
driven to ground in a damaged condi?
tion. We
n i tn.. ?? .. n ad) reporte I.
\ .' earlicr ii Un
.
The enei einfoi
dn.". n from other
ontirui
?.. ?
the night there wa
Tnity of La H ? Our troopi
?- great gallantry ...
,.".,. -1 by the ene i
. BM recaptured a imall portion -
d. feni iui of the village. nther
the lituation in thia neighborhood
is anehanged
Furtl ith 4oni( pr<
made during the night W captured
I r? ? r >4ar ma'-rral and
(in other portioni of the front eon
. maintained
ried v
Brigade bi
bbtera wen '; ?
...... f Armentii
? ?. bombardme
?
.
Berlin'* ? ';
eal
tttack norl io ? '
lamet
\
ront from
? . !.. Boii -
south of the Somme he bi
_. ?? ? i from
?
H | loaaei unde our ai
.,.-.,., ? great
number of men i
The ??" aere repn
where.
Bittc -? ? place for |
of Hardi ?f the
Somme I r.-r..?'?? troo|
,.H.t.,i our : there were thrown
out again.
rntien
Germai pal
?? entl, an :
'?1
x One
ide i'i^
ra *****
RUMANIANS SEIZE
250 AUSTRIAN CARS
London. July 4 Ihe
Rumanian govcrnmrnt l 'iged
250 can and six locomoti\es
belonging lo AllStro-1 <un
gariafl railwajn which were
scnt into RutuanU wrnilc thr
RussiaBI Wttt advancips' in
Bukowina. UJt I Rruter
dispatch trom Bucharesi
Ml cxportation to Buipana
has bern suspended
M>\ ERTI8EMENT.
|f\Avera*e
i*?,
Increast?
in thi" price oP
?,a$oline, from.
An^vpftojin.^
, 72%
Every car owner
will want to read
The Price of Gaso
line," Kdward Mott
Woolley's clean-cut
Btatement ol the Hifth
Cost of Motoring?
in this week's issue of
ColliefS
THC NATIONAL WBBKLT
DRIVE RELIEVES
TEUTON STRAIN
Unbearable Strain Lifted
as Big (iiins Cease and
Allies Advanee.
i
i .. I* i
? ? ?
t'unou- nnd unceasing bombardi
Lok i
?? ? ? .;. rma ?
?
I i;uti'
hammered 'he G?
?
Th ?
r, mingled with
?'
"Thi
Roye '
? . riod of preparal
the lenrrth <>i' ?
the battle in (
came when
line wheth
?
?
ll
pioneer work waa help
Iiri4p Believea Str.iin.
,- , .- ., ? rman
?
bardment
\
...
?
Uong < *rom
La Ui ~ ' '
?
ruins
-i.mmc
S
I : ?
: tiremenl
?
.ii rec ?
? ? ? ? r -
'
fi
' ?
ed
? ? ?
: ,in i the
I
? of " i he P ? ?ka:
l niiii Trenchea li.ittercd.
- German line louth of
? ? '
?
? ombardme I
Included
? I ?. i I -
.
The
-
. .
.:
ong 'he i ?
Gei denj
lii
?
?
tdmil I ri-n. h (.ains.
rable n
?
i marked b
?
ln co the A
?
? timu
:?"... tral
? the f G
Tha battli
?
FRENCH WIN TWO
MORE VILLAGES
iillli.ir.l fr.im pOfl* I
Britiah oi
g
?
Dei
i
? -
:, doing ?
:
?
I Our men
? l
fang hia pra
In contras)
... ... . .
ma(".
k- tBfl car!) g?.ns, u r.oteworth.,
ADVERTI8EMENT.
igftotfi
Cross Summer Gloves
For Women
Silk gloves. white and black, twoclasp.50c. 75c. $1.00
White, black. sand. gray or navy silk. IW^cUlp. S1 ??
Silk gloves. 10 b.itton length. double finger DpS.$1.25. $13
S-lk glove with tocked wriat; three comb.nations. white stitched
with black. white strtched with navy. and black stitched w.-h
.? hitc.
Silk gloves wkh fancy gauntlet and strap at wrr.t: two COn*bjraiv
tions: white With black <t,tchng. and cuff faced with black back
with white swehB-tg, and cuff faced with white.H ?
For Men
Gray and yeBo v w a-.hable fabr.c.50c io $1.00
S trne, with black cmbrotdered back<;.%\.a
,lk with double finger Opi.$1.00. $125. $1.50
Wa -hable chamois. natural color.M-50, $2.00
Summer motonn.; gloves, tatl capeskin palm. safll back. two
shades, one cla p.M./9
For Children
Gray wa hable fabnc gloves. one-cla>p.> *<? f5c
White or gray silk gbves, tWO-cb p.>l UU
ew York . j * f\, R
Nrw York
404
? Street)
Roston
irmortt St.
253 Broadway
World's Greatest Leather Stores
f v . ial "?'.; .' <hd'-r S**n ' >
London
89 Regent St.
'
-
Were it r.ot foi th
ent
? . Bril
? ' ' on ":
?
Up to ' v
? . ? the
14,001
n
?
' ng.
Pruaaiana Refuae io tijrht.
4 ?
'?
' .
- I
' ?
I '
- '
? ?
; ?
? the men re
? ? .
? \
?
? tzig Alb
'
.-???
I
. the Germ i
,..? out
? -
thi
could
from '
withdrawn all their guni from tl ?
?
. . .
-h.dl tire thrown in(
Where tne
'
- . ? ?
' '
the h g ihella. and
- .
' the green German u
I and BCC ? '
and churiu .
. hoi ror.
?
.4ii in
communication trench ?t
when ?
. the batta
. -.
?
? ?
?
\. v. rraopa I ike Vcteraas.
"
th thi
. ?
-
rht. which
... . .
? . ? . ? batti
t the A
? I
? ri ? u l '
.....
? -?
. ; reauma I
rge. but the
FRENCH AIR FLEET
BOMBARDS SOFIA
Squadron Hurls Bombs on the
Militarj Buildiogs.
; |.?A aquad
; '
?::br4 on the
then wyn B
...onica.
., .- .4 . - | me, id', s a
'
ENUS
10<YPENCIL
vtVu* Zn***** f?*tf*i%Mtm
Delicious Coffee
Bcsi at ^QC a P?und
The hnuortrr'i Price for
MANSIONBLEND
Ro.iatr.d Freih Daily.
Mofltt) Bick on Requeat.
/ /',, d* Deli > red Free.
Alice Foote MacDougall.
1.18 Front Street. John 1483
NEW YORK
COSSACKS PUSH
PAST CARPATHIANS
( onlloued from |>:i*e I
rowera.
,1, | ? ? ng in
?
? ? ?
1 von
ng their frfl.
ictivity, tne
. ? iring the
repea
i.:-.,| Bmor
W. They at
Bfl both
, Bobueze, north -
rhiana,
4. ???-.. without
il iaearriag
"Ar-- . . ' . .
..here
the R
' . and
men."
Baaalaei I orced Had..
\ . i i
: terdav.
?
? '
^ain ? '
Counl
Bothmi
;n a quiek ..'i ai ee, I
?ho Rui .
1 _> '?_,.. . than '''i
A Budap<
f tha popu
aberg
in the
? ? u t!n>
r at I amberg i
? ? I
'
(EKGDORF
-0(t)MAN
OlbFIFTHAVENUE
Absolute Clearance
Sal
All Gowns, Suits, Coata
and Wraps
Price* regardless oi cost

New-York tribune. [volume], July 05, 1916, Page 3, Image 3
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], July 05, 1916, Page 3, Image 3 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], July 05, 1916, Page 3, Image 3
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924