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MIVKRITSKMKNT xnVFimSFVFNT
CHARGE PATRONS MAY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE
SALES. HAVING BILLS RENDERED SEPT. 1S1.
li
4iI^?!TOttm*w*
Thc need of replenishinq ihe Summer
Wardrobe is coostantly prctenUng itseM *? thc
Fashionable Woman?
NOWHERE 1 LSE in Ne* Vork can one (ind such spUndid
fresh select.onr as iTC NOW to be found in thr OtDDlltfi
Salons.
W^&r^&^^r^Bo^o^B
|.n,? af rirln.ue ini,?>rle.l m.ili-rlal*.
|45 $65 to $95 SUITS at $18-$25?$35
$35, $75 to $^3 DRESSES al $15?$22?$35
$95 $125 to $175 GOWNS at $45 .md $65
$65, $95 to $173 WRAPS at $35?$4a-$75
$45, $65 to $83 COATS at $25 and $35
$16! $25 to $38 BLOUS-ES at $10 and $15
$18, $23 to $35 HATS at $6 and $10
n
itacks
.,, r, : . after sharp fighting.
)av's Official Reports
on Somme Offensive
London, Jahj tS.?The official
? ?
Throughout the day there has been
?erce hand-to-hai..l combat. and bomb
g at various places alonR the
front. The Geraaaaa attaaapted
n lai from
?he northeast this afternoon. bul
rtiller,
Betwrt n ihe Ancrt- l -?a no
mportant lnc:der.t aC4
rad:
ln the lael few day. tho .
? roucht further roinforcomer t.s el la
antry1 end ejuai ' froat
-hr,,;.. .stile hom
ardrn<nt was fairly ccntinuous and at
An uttempt to attack our right flank
?as mad* vesterday afteraoea, but lt
I.a.-t ????i'.:.' twe farthi i iafaat i
acks. preeeded by a spicially violent
:-, ; r. a-ere launched ;.?
These al
? ere atopped ly the concei.trated
j our puns.
v . . enen laceeed
n reachinir the tn nches and
^-ualties in these fruil
nu?t havi
At other pnrts in the line there has
heen a ?
' our Infai r "ay
: of Fozierer-. the greatc
OUI posses
continued to offer
. : ? ara all
ind eaptared two
mera v^%
battalion com-,
_ 1
i Win Near Katreea.
afternoon'*
iy*:
?
? .. ll Bl N
. group of powcrfully
If troops
? s north oi
hem.
i liea aad the Aisne we
? ??
pted ??
caeh tor of Tracy
ori the ? fl ban*. of the Men
with haad ajn
I .nder maehine l
? l.:.nk there was
n tha reirion be
? 1 Laufee.
?
an* deliven taeh or
ntm. ? ? . rne ele
?,
TO-DAY
Second Day of
Courtesy
upening the
AUGUST SALE
oi FURNIFURE
(orlgituU)
Average sa\ ings
more than 28
Bills dated August 1.
1 )tl:\ i im n as desireil.
.a ....
|
John Wanamaker
Bruatiway at Ninth.
ment* of the trenche.-. where he had
? nold.
On Julj . I.;'. Ofll I N
tenta OarnaB
On the night of Ju!> - '? -
one of OUT BCroplane ^i'lnirf: < POBI*
barded the railroad Mation at Pierre
por.r and Longuyot* and rhe bivouacs
ne,,r Mangi, I
To-night'e etotement reodei
Apart from 11 violent hombardment
of La Laufct north*aflt <?f Vflrtun)
tl-.ere has been no important cvc
a hole of the front.
(ierrnan Statement.
Berlin, lutu 13<?The German of?
ficial ? ? ? - eaye:
North of the River -Somme, after
?rack of July
?
tcrdaj ,'.- *nd con I
? nr. the PozierearMaui i i
own either through our
?
',,-hanu fighting.
r*a, at Forcaux Wood,
BBd near (lUillemont.
eri aad thi
.-.??:. R| g "?' I '
l guished themselvcs.
Simaltaneoualy the P'r.-nch threw
rward in a atorming
' of thi Somme,
aetor, whieh. how
ti mporarily gained around
?
ed with the m>"-t a**
md sanguinary loai to the enemy.
In the Mi there were in
tenae artillery dueli fron time ta
On the left b.'.nk of the river unini
r hand, an .-ements de
'. On rhe right bank of th* rivel
thc ei ? ? ral times n |
rccapture poaitioia on the
zc. he being repulsed
i urtain oi
North nf Balachwiller, in Alsace, our
patrolt brought bacl thirty prfsoaen
"rom a French poaition.
-i ???riot down a
I
? ? ;. aero
plane out of action.
RUSSIANS SMASH
FOE'S LINE ON STYR
( ?ni inn. >l from pace I
rdam, arfl about to requisition
Turki The new recruits fr',.'-.
rhe Dual Monarehy, it is ?? il
are but thfl di.-i;.* of thfl
od BBflB tOO young, too oid
UBfit to have been
? ?
her h< ' ?? fiflld Thfl idea that
ean in any way
ea 1
among vetiran
rrvtra point out that the ?
play?
ing a largfl part t fight ii
eaat front. Flushi d ?
whieh seem to have no ei
Ruaiia
i-viT been
?
to lead then into what
? ded aa in |
? . ? ? rhe reverse hold tru? foi
the Auatriana, wl o hav? laat.
? now
a loaiag a] ril
Silent on I>4 in.i Drive.
Petrograd eoi I i in "s rc
...
ung thfl important develop
ronl 'I bal the
? ,: oui
'al attack
a
landi.
\\ liile Kuropatkin ii ? I wnat
?ja of tha y.-iii againat ?oi
.
minor ineui
territory.
.
.
eaat in IU promi
, etor. < in Lakc atiaa
?
Ierrnan
K the
., . it Ifl bt-licvtd, t<> thfl whoU
?ns m thil
rj bclo* Di
.
. , i ?
With high and dry ground to
.? upoa, thi :
? iri , when lh? narahy nature
. ..ci \ aad eavalry ac
Milau Objc-ctive.
.i und ihi- gr*at railroad :'?
| .... rnat point are BUppO ?
obJ*etiv*i Bo mucl,
? .nd upon ?
? .fll thfl lOBfl ol
? ? I
I ? .und in thii
\\ Ith firtually all the appi i
aarl of the
are apparer.rly Bl B Itai
i ia tak*a h*r* tfl -that
bal thut the Rus
I whether to
?
Raflagarj anii iVace.
.
leal ? deatl i Hua
twe*i that
1 daily gr*wii .
Ilun
e for peace dai!\ gmwintr
HE SAW GERMANS
USE SPIKED CLUBS
tnglish Officer Tells of
Ilaiul-to Hand Fighting
at Pozieres.
F:THi:R TOSTIMULATE
KAISER'S SOLDIERS
Whole Maehine (iun Crew W'iped
Out by the Bayonets nf
Australians.
Parla, July 25. The Bfhttaf ta the
fortlflad rillago of Paalerta b. I
tha Baitiah and tha German. i. de
Ktihad as follow. by un v'ccr WBB
WU wounded in the struggle.
"Karly Sunday niornniK. "t the mo
ment tha ligaal for the attacs aTB4
givea afte? n frightfally lateaae beaa
bardment. the Eagllah infan'.ry ruihed I
forward '<> the entrance of the village. '
carried ll brilliaBtlr, and accaplad ? ?
first houscs. At 11 :.".0 o'Vlork the
Geraaaa countcr-ntt.-irked. Thi i
aet wa. ''Xtraordinnry. doubtleasly be>
eosrafa bad been itima
lated bj ethi r, a oaa coald teli froaa
Ihe odor.
Rlfee l'layed No I'art.
"Ileie the nrlc played BO pnrt the
kn.fe, beyonet, revolvei aad gr<
w.re BOina of the wcapon* used. The
Germans eroployod a tort of long.
handled macc r-tudded with nails such
Apachc might use. not a aoldier.
I saw a German officer Baiag one of
them on 8 wounded comrade, bu
n the aet of atrilring a r?*olyei
shot laid him brs dl bil -?'? ?'
tiro. 4. ,,,,1
"In a ruincd house a German -
With a maehine gun was externv
. leal raaa with tha bayonet oy
ar Aoatrallan party which had foi
tpem into the hoaea I waa preaent at
an exeitmjr doel between two offleen
en Engh.h lieaUBaat, who
tha head of hia men. aad a
i.hii captain.
navarian Is Killed.
"The lieutenant struck the Rnvarian a
., thr eheal arith hia awerd and
?t the ramf instnnt he received a hall
from h.s adversary's revolver in the
stomach. Diaregarding hia iuff<
the lieutenant had Jaal ?tn"|th
enough left to del.ver another I
Thia prored mortal to tie Be*
Unfortunately, tha lieuteaant died
ihortly afterward.
... atrOBg or.emy fore.
,h had te retreat during the after?
noon, bm theji .trongly counter-at^
ueked aad al ? e'cloek wen ?
three-quartert of the riltaaa. H> Ust
.ceount ^n*iTir.l
the northwest part oi the village to the |
Ige Ol the Allies. ' _
DUTCH TO ISSTJE BREAD CARDS
Amsterdam Newspaper Save. (.rain
Shortage Is Iteason.
Am- '"V'' ? ThP B>"*?5
en la to mtn luea bread
.. ? Holland, .. ?
gned is the .a
of train.
atrenrth on the Boathern side e
HnnSrV lo eoaclude a aeparet.
oi, tha other lide, with ?
? -
r the
,;t \lf 0?ee agaia ?*j????",,?
rhole of Galieia. To abtaia thia
... .he may for the UBM
f,l ng abar.don the 1
raraatl Tbe deeieion will be
k- With renewea
, ? Ruaaian atatemeat aayat
?\.n h
SSrtroop
?
: and
. nachine gen*. whieh wa turned
rny."
\i. ?
cf Lake Naroei, I
I nemy |
.,.
?ln tl - ?
of Baranoviehi, attempta n
tachmei ? Ivance
v. are re] ? our ftre.
..-!? . over
our position. in the :
'
. any daroage W e i ";i ai d tn
? Hen of
Lutak, n thi
"Ia tha at
chanie.l
ne.l in the morning eoramuniea
.... tured tw< more
I
? ?
?
neral Sai
the wil menti
oi ln
ln the Leahi
ling.
Aero Shot r?i>"n.
??in the r
I ? . our aoroplanei
re. ll
nei
the gallaat aviatora, staff Captain
I I. eutenant Kitchoff, per- (
?
"ln tha ' .'??; of Pri.i7.a. Furrdul,
Moldawa and weat of K.mpolum.r i u
? - three eai bj regi
"...
are, Leteh
eoatlnaed to work his
irun, ;n spite of the fact that his hand
was tan away by a greaade, until the
(an wai removed from the line. The
enemy was repuli ?
Oa Julj) 21 forty-nine brave Cossacks
the eai tay
of Gurafontina. flfty
about thirty aailei) aorthweai of Kim
poluag. They took .even ofneera ar.d
Afty-aeven men prieeaera."
Berlin Admils Retreat.
German oil
'Attack. b) weah iiu.-4.an detaeh
of B ga aad b] Rai
? aa patrol. on the Dviaa wei
. tei.
"Army cruup of General ran Un
Knemy attacks on the front
? the front
ver a
iront in peaetratiag aai Brai
?
? VSest ef Hurkanow a Rusmbii aero-;
?a.a ahot down in an aerial \
nght."
Aaatrian anaoaneemeat reada:
?i'.us.ian attack. on U
tl
iwka ten milea nerthweal ?
? repalaad
"h. h..-t Galicia the approach of i
ea detaeh meata araa fraatrated
by our artillery. North of the Daiea-I
tei leatro HungariMi: uried]
oal ii . *taraal larprise at?
tack." I
Big Allied Drive Halted,
German Staff Believes
KaiWl Adviscrs Confidrnt That OrTenaive on Wrstrrn
Front Hai Spenl It.s I orce?Gaps in thfl Kanks
I tiled Up by New Men.
Il.-adi|iiarters of tb* Cerman Armiei
on the Somme, .tuly U (b) 8*Bfl*r ',o
. Jaly 25). Fron giBfld bbbmI
i|U?rter?, with \ni<l lBjBI*B*ioai of a
?imoi delivered by b military ehap
lain beforfl tha r.mp.-ior and a e<>ngi>'
ajatiofl of joldiers fn-sh in minl a B*r*
r*apoaa*al r*tarB*d to-dai le the ln
mediate froat, where the great Allifld
offensive again lick?r*d up in a aenrs
of desperati- Mritish uttacks on thfl
il thwfl ' ei I'eronne.
Th. .- ban-ly in.ivr,!. althOBgh the Hrit
iah attaeked in fnr.e arlth eleven divi
. ineludlag twa abeolately fiwah
,,n tha eonparativi ly bbitow
froal b*tW**n GBili*moal and Thiepval.
The Fr-nch shai.- flf the ot!<
\4an liinited tfl n ciiple of \
stahs of merel> loeal extent near
Fstree*., B0*th?***1 of Peronnc, and
4vhich wete easllv repul?ed
Think Alliid lirivc llalled.
The Br*fl*nt lit". 'xten.ling fr,,-n
Thiepval ro Soyeeourt, bal l.ulginK
i ird toward Pi rona*, BUty ba ra
rardfld, aceordinf to tha itm ronv:
tion of thfl I"ml.juartets staff, as the
l.igh-watcr mark ot tl,-- Ai
They base thil jmlgnicnt Bl the negli
gible result of the fighting la thfl l? ?'
aad rhey oaatead thal
t,, longflr a quflation of whflthi
... , PrflBch will b* ablfl to aa*
tend their gains. but whether they will
he ahii- to hold what they have aguinit
?he Gernan eonater preaaar*.
Th.- correapondtot returnad to thfl
fronl with thc expoetation of wil
.. | , raanifeatal an of thia eoBBtfl.'
ire againal a eertaifl aactor, bul
|c waather eonditiona, with
. . ?.. id ? aaa mwl hidlng tho
field of operatiom and pr***al i
tillery obaervation, def*rr*d the a*w
itrugg ? -r.-u-hei .,f
I
General quiel befor* the .torrn pre
I aiong the section of the front
tiUl ry bfl
,an tha nornal
.... I arttcular op*r*tioai
;,,,. .. md Infantrj and na
i bina gun
aionally. Tha troops vlaltad tha rag
eoniag dlwetly fron. tha
all aa those about to
into th? forward linea wflM
ready, even eager, to n new th i
atruggle. .
i ha gaps in the ualta havfl b**n
mrn, rh- worn out
eannon 88 w*ll aa men rcach
the liniitfl of enduranc* m ?
.,.- . .. eombal I av? been
nva i? an ?
' -?
nterlude ln thia period
thi rar the church aervie* Bt grand
hich was attended b?
th*E and I
offleera eonBtltuting th? braia an.i
. . aa r? of thfl army, and. as ar
. irfty of thfl Ger?
man n paaiBfl
?
,i on the mind.
Prayer Ih for Peace.
Thc topic of ?'^?>, serrnon by thi
poror'i ? chaj lin, I1, I
.
not ? ? rnaaioa oi aab
to be
? ?
Gei - ?
.
? , d."
Iir. G taken fr.,m the
? ? .
teenth " tl
. ?
.
., ?
l '
nt ai
?
and perrait I
?
? i
? turfld ai d
f/hould
Viflwaoialfl <.f Prival
?\ of information con
|
TURKS FORCED
10 QUIT ERZINGAN
Russians Swccp to Within
Ten Miles of the
Town.
(nr fiM ? ? Tha tfl
London, July 25 Tl ll com
thfl confi
Lond
i l Th<- Turk?
ited three quar
? . ?, <he
Caueaaian aad 1 ? i rapell
ing the Raaaiana for t'ne tii
ratrcal bef
Ottomana, ?
an th* 1
thal they ai >? i r I
arith 'an.i attaci
ln the last few day*. the K Bl
hava b**n j.
.
Ig up
?
are low aa I ll ' them
? , araa raai
i 'i itica bon
?
daya, whieh
ige.
Ali- ? have
reachi ten nilei fron
?
a ?
?tatement
in d
? ?
. , taehnenta are aln-a.l> I
fron thfl
1044 Ii
rarka are huri
ill kinds of provii i
Held as Purse Snatcher.
i a* Gaflfai I -?>'?
ini-'
' ?
? - ?
tngt,,-: i**l
, lo.,,. ro,,n, .??" tha MeAlpIn Tl
? '
ity-thii - ?
room nj, as she was returning to her
| home.
Ititati witl t...o|.4 eaaaiaf fraa\lha franl
'i ni i, partlevlarly eomaiea 'oldiara,
irii u|.iti ofti ' iluaDia
deW to the ll.le the I? " - Bg
The eerreei.loal "ii.I :i",t ?'
grenadier n icimen: whieh had m t !."
d from I irward tn nchi - aftei
Ibc.ting olt freneh oaalaaghta in ihe
tl of EatiaeS tot h.-vera! days.
Th ? Boldiera deaerlbed la bbcoi
tlonal language the PraBch chargea,
I artiealarli the gre.it attack of rn
? day, the ch.et' fefCC OJ which fell OB
regiment The oaalaugl
eeded b> three hoai bom
ng the extreme limit
af tha poaaible foi tha aancieat rrtaah
1 Bitlllery.
lt mighl have been eipe< ted th i
fron! ti. nehei would aara been de
moliahed an.l their d lemor
i diag, bul the iol
ili. n ui eoaceraedly relati .1 how,
the artillery eartafn llfted and French
Bhite and black regiment. churged. the
;, , ? ii lumped frera whal waa lefl
ef their treaeaea nn.i advanced to meet
the French in an npen. desperate,'
hand-to-hand BtttlggU, in which hand
1 B-rena.li'K wera almoal the ixclusive ,
\4 . !.['. II.
F rench Heaten Back.
The Preach Bnally reeolled to their
ewn IreBehea, foilowed by tha Oei
mana, aeme of whom even leapad iato
. . md centiBaed the
atruggla until berded back bj their ri -
njieera md aon eemmia
to their own line..
"WM the French be ah!-- to hreak
[through the Grenadier regiment0"
.. iked of thi ild ara
"Ne*. tha replv, which ex
i eeideal pritia in their r**pri- j
ment. bul was given without a tOBCh '
j of brai ado
"Which il the better French iol-1
dier. the white or th.. blaeh "?"
"Tha white, bj ill adda, ia better and
braver." was tho laataal iudgmaat of
the aoldiera, a bo added unco
tary refereueei to tha fighting eua
toma of the Benegaleae troopi which
had rosulted in rery few priaoaera be?
ing made from among tbese reg..'
Wounded All I heerlul.
The next group eneountered was a
a/OUl ded BJ8B,
walking back from tha dreesiag station
I.. ihe railroad head. Ko de pondency
iraa aa deal among theaa. Another
tegimei I ? I I bad jusl returned
from another aectlon of th. Southem
front. 1 r-< axpei beaa much
ihe same as that of the first regiment,
? '
81 0 ? ' '
One man, whea QBOBtloBed, said that
? ?? greal I
l!,. i ed heen buried Ib ;>
during the prcliminary
r,.l wa? dug OUl
? | . ? i II. I
?
':
all the othi ' urn to the
l r. ni lv aa a matter of eouree.
French I'n.-oners llappy.
The eorreapondeal alae riaited a
group aral h tadred r*n neh prii ?
onera eaptared durlag the Aghting nt
Eatreaa. It must be said that they,
too, made an . ? ?{ ;mpression.
i ere mostly ,
I colonia!
Th? troops had been ordered in by
in and |
Bril
fur'her
'
er than 1
Hliatc Iiriti?h FotTCa
? rai Haig has employed two lol
The im
? from inforn
pondent b;
?
'. but
exdud |
. have
been !. . nar
?
"W . ? "
the confldenl
? the comm:.'
i '.ief.
IS KAISER'S CRY
Emperor, in Speech. Tells
Troops They Must Prove
Germany Invincible.
Lond ' l etch from
Berne by
piven ? by the Win
1
Somm . . :
?
" "' ' ' ?! privi
which
t you
ih buill ap dui
nation
of countriea wh ?
I as, the ?
?
18 I
I '
uere actually plol
?? *Ei
r, and BOB ar. | , '.
ii rj the opera
,
V.ur
?' ?
? i Gei
? ?i ice to
?
that thei i for peace on I
"Frorn eoi
comes the BBBO 18
Kuch > ? lutumn l
? ,
Imperial Chai
ar.. vithheld from ,.-.
THANK U S FOR POLISH AID
The H.pue. July tl. The Polish Bu
I ere to-day ar.r. . I thal the
?
' '
? Wil'
l ton.
| In it the American nation was thanked
.accer tl a
Poland uad the
i hope ? ?
wai! of libi rti end iadepeadei ?
' ? ? .-. . . ? ;ho m
Amciica."
ITALIANS CARRY
MONTE CIMONE
Win Trenches Oil llM
Asiago Plateau by
Assault.
ALPINE TROOPS
STORM BIO RIDGF;
Siale Six-Thousand-f oot iiar
rier at the SlfiC <>f the
Monte Chiesa.
Paria, July M. fontmuing their
after
? Bflrcfl Btgbl attaak, eapiBrad
Cinoafl i,. -i. h i,-.y.n?" i. iBBBlt on
the Asiago PlatOBfl W*l *OI thfl lUlaBBfl
: d Al
,,,,,. trOOp ? 'abilbl.t'd them
,,, ,-,. ? el thfl giBBt barr ?
twt'cn Monte Chifl** 8 Cam-,
pigolt'tto
The Iteliaa lUtflflBBBt says:
? ln th? Lagariaa Valley the enemy's
artillary activity mcrr
.,,,,, . , i\atie* Ua*, at day
. ith, aft. ? ?
? ? ? ? ?
Italian- Win on Plateau.
??(ni tha Aalaan Platoaa dariBg the
nlghl of lal] H thfl flBflny BMflV
.ieh*a. whieh we
,n of tho 14th B(
: , ri Reginent not oBly "r*** them
?::,. with heavy loflfl, but Bfl
, mlt of ? brilliant bayonet BttacB
ll iaion of another long IB*
We took some prisoners
and one machino gun.
"Furthel north our K\n\ne troops re-?
Bcwed their effort Bfalnal
roch barrier, riaiag to more than -.000
yarda between the p.-ak*. of
i und Monte Can] i : fltte : i
? ?
p-una they i i ? Imi "t
ihiag
. ?.,?;. iual bfllow the cre.it.
Occupy (eramana Valley.
??In tha i ' thfltaBd
? ateaded our oc
raaaa Valley.
front 'here was
etivil
Fi i Va
tn,. heighti nortl ? riala and ia
the Sainl Mich? ' - r*S\?n.
"Early in ti..- morning of Jaly 24 ha*
?? dropped
Ciorgio di Nogaro and other plaeflfl on
tha tower (aonso. With thfl axeoptioi
?mhouae no
damage ?a^ done."
Tha Auatrian atetemant reads:
"All atteeka by the i a been
'"'? , i. i i
?Our naval air iq ladrona nom1
? San Giorgio,
..,.,. Gorgo ind Honfaleoaa
. out. our ara ?j
-
APPAM A LEGITIMATE
PRIZE, GERMANS RULE
Pri/e ("ourt Says Sl84.750 Gold
Shall (io to Reichstag.
r- '
? Denpater lmer
h was eapturcd by the Cer
raider 1 the early part
of the \ear and I ?' cr<>w
: priie,
. b* turn.- ;
to thr- :.
Thn
,,f th. ? ( gold OB board tho
Appam when she wa.-< eapt u
-
8200,000 n> $2,600,000. The
SAN ANTONIO GUARDED
AGAINST TROOP RI0TS
.Military PoHce Aid Civil Au
ihorities in Keeping Order.
"or the
1. ?
.
???..-,?
a at thfl camp of
negro regl
camp
. - ordered, ar
? negro .-.oldicr-i viaited
rht.
The guard was exoncrated to-day for
eourt marrial of some of thc
?
REPORT RUSSIAN ATTACK
IN SWED1SH WATERS
(iermans ChargC Destroyers
Tried to Capture M rehantmen.
Bei lii a Cfli
rehani veaaeli i,.. B i
.
ih territorial water*, is r. ?
? ti lay, whieh Bayat
"Two Im
four Gernan ncrehant il
? ,
.
thftn, and thfl Ruaaian cra*'- I
ent haa pn
.-..i-.st thi* breaeh of neutrality."
"Nj b Dfl haada" an
nounces i,n in.-.
? ,i b*caa ib "8* ? len has
? i the limit of toleration, ? i
Ifera aal
BRITAIN MAY RELEASE
MOST 0F SINN FEINERS
Stroag Influence Excrted for
Casement Reprieve.
London, .July M, The committee
Whkh has li.in littlag as a tnbanal to
hcar the appeal* of the Sinn Foin
prisoners will conclude its inrjuiry
within a few day* and present 1 r?? re
I Hotne Office, with l
tioaa as t,, th<- Baaaner ei deal
jng with tha j.ri-?
The proc.-fdings have h,en Bl
hut, aeeordiag t<, tl a Lond
? ?, rhe tribonal arill ad. ii
? ?' tba twa thou
riaoaflra.
aanounctm I ? Sir Roger
Il*al arill be exeeutcd August :i
has catised no surpr,-.e. The qu<
-. ince. as
i b*iag axertad m
?' of the leader of tho Irish ie
SALE OF DANISH
KDESCONHRMED
Checkmate to Germany in
PurchftK of Western
Island (iroup.
WILL SION PACT
WITHIN FEW DAYS
New Territory Regarded as of
Little Mratcgic Value to
This Government.
Tr ? I rrl bm aaaaaa 1
DYaahlaai 1,: raptpfai al
,, treaty arlth Deaaaarb for the pur
,,f the Daalah West laeliea, the
tlr.t step la Amin.an .-i.pan'ion ?inee
tha aaaeaatlea af lha ?aalllapla
IMI vere contirmed at the White
House to-.lay.
For fSSflaSJSat the l'nited State. i. to
aaajaira three islands.of 141 square mile*
Md which commcrciaily have not heen
profltabla for IM years. (ompared with
tho Panama I anal Zone, whieh coet
$10,000,000, it ia pro iblj
eapei territory every pur
k |a eeaeidered
?rorth ?
The treaty will he ;-:gned within the
itexl few <lay.4 and preeented ?o tha
te for immediate ratiBcettoB. No
. ther here or
? . Parliameat
Tbo chief straiejcic value of the l)an
,.tl \\. . aceording te r.avy offl
liea r.ot so much in their
??, tha l'nited State. as in pre
venting their acquisition by some for?
eign power. So long ab they were held
,, Denmark aad were praetieally un
fortiBed the American irovurnment dd
not regard them aa a menace.
Canal < hanRea Sltuation.
With the oaaaiag nf the Fonamr
'anal, however, the islands took on a:i
tencc thei had not previoua
irg-Amerlcan
egreemoBt with the Dam.h *,ov
ernmeni began pearlng money into the
? of a part on the isiar.d Ol
Prom lands of de.
tationa tha lalaada becam ?
ieh with eoaaaaercial peaai
The (lorman plan. were fo.Iowe-1
with th< tioa bj tha Amer
. .veriiinei'.t. While nominally the
ihip eompany proposed te make
? n?. i>ort a great eleariag centre for
aad Central American
. satis
r lanation. The mddon
n on of the harbor into a (,er
? i.Hval hasc was
fefired ? bility. He
of ? noating drydoek, capable of
taking ' beingcon
itructi " in the ial IB I
in ui.favorahle interpreta'
The war, bowever.
.'.ization of
? . re on foot.
Aatide f. . ? . a foreign
? in locuring n baie near the Fan
indl have little
jie inipertar.ee, navy men de
they asscrt, that
?l e IJnited Stati - rill try te ?
? b aaval bas>- or fortlfy thom
..*
Llttla Defensive Value.
With (iuantanamo Hay nearl;
hundred miles nearer tho Panama
the Daniah I ?'?' ntllv
ie defenei
bbeaa. Th
| a> ndward
...i: . atraaeea to tha
are not lil '
immaBd theaa.
Onl. Bt, navy ofTieers point
OUt, would the
i t n met n ith Great
,er fraa aeeeaa to tne
.ui Guaataaamo, wbi<
on thi
. , MO mile;
uwey. The . <?? ba prateeted
Kic... while
ol!, ia
. ittaek from the land
side.
of the
. | . ...
The Dar
aith >> ? re?
? spring, and, ia
prae
8 had been
Three Pretfaag Ffforta.
Thr. the l'nited
. :..... tha Lal
ands.
Seci to buy them
the tre HarriaoB u
ra the
.
I re ?.?ler-.' ..
?' ?
. it is
?
HOLLAaND ASKS ENGLAaVD
TO FREE FISHING FLEET
S-.i/ure of 60 Herring Craft
Arousei Irado.
The Hag ie, July J l hraera and
(''??'? II ' liell i.ave pr.j
i?-airi-t the
alleged
?
the Bi ituppvd tei.
thousai .
trade will be oui
i i haa | Ion to
h letilement >wili the
government.
ADVP.RTISKMKNT.
Rates of
intrrest on
Deposits
DEPOSITORI
looking for vry
high interetl ratca
slioulil consiilir ihi-:
A bank *"an pay in*
t?T<"*t only h? r.m-i it
raeairot. Intaraat or
inoonM froni tha re*
invosfniont of fundj
(li*|>o*iitnl.
As a rul?*, tlur sourvler
I liarik -, ifiM'-fiiH-nt ajj
depotittfJ tnndt tha
lower tbe ratr of incorne
it receiven.
Con*crvativf* inve?,t.
Hunt on Um part of a
bank nr tru?t rum|..iriy,
1 he-rrfor?*. n'<-f--it.it?-? a
? -uri-ervativ.- rate of in*
tt-n-it on depoaiti.
At prf-?<*nt tlie Colum.
hia Trust ('ompany
*,?*
account*.
Tru-,t Company i ..va
on active ehecking
COLUMBIA
TRUST
OMPANY
|m Finan<-i?l DifaicT,
60 Broadway
In Smof-ping Ccntir,
Fifth Avinui ano 34th Srairr
|m Harlem,
125thSt*ik- and Lenox AvtNoa
In B?gnx.
148tm StRttT anq TniwoAwer.ua
GERMANYS CROP
OUTLOOK GOOD
Cattle Losses. However, Make
Milk and Butter Scarce.
The Hags*, Nathflrlaada, Julv :j -
I' plomatie repreaentatirea in Berliiif
the neutral powers have been takia if
the German BBaflialfl on u trip to tW
ei untry and ahowa the harveat iitu>
tlOB. A paragraj h in th*> ijerman r.eai
deal | with this tour of >j
ipection s.. J
"lt ia M?aa**d they ga i?d the c 4
viction that the plan of ?. ir aaenifl i\
.--.irve Bl fl
Some rep:- - ever, iu:-]
I at I ? ? ' ^-' Bfll :
: ,.,k."
, artii l? from Bi rlln appeir.ni -.
lap'i
? -
(ierr- . - lart-.
B*wap*p*r ? ? -<?!t aB>
tio e*i
???
000 head, ? - ?' ?
mtleh . rev ?f
Ifl hralth al
?
lt will be year.4. t'ne newapap?r IITS
nal, and ll
weakened. I hei
I Ol'.J
? '?
BRITAIN TO PVRCHASE
LESS NUNITIONS HERE
will Incrca e output at Hos.
Ofiicia! Announco.
icbiti '
thfl Ma Conmona l
I
Sccreta | I tlatt M
departn ? r*la|
? i fnr mun litom in th - UajBB
jut hen
-g:d, ?
itifliB
ti'i n
SIR EDGAR SPEYER
UPHELD FOR OFFICE
Higher Court Contirnis Right to
Keep Privy Cotincillorship.
.rt of Af*
p.-als i- ? BB
?"
'
,t London,
-'
? ? .-r-reak ?
,., r ..... ?
I ?"
ir.ii r Ai luita.
To answer your telephone
prompth and well is the
first rule of telephone
courtesy.
NEW vork. TELEPHONE CO.

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