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Tlie Great W a F -- ?1037th Day
Allies' Guns
Foeshadow
Big Offensive
British hell Wytschacte
and Yres Sector on
Aias Front
Airmen \ttack
Baes in Belgium
Germans Capture 1,000
Yards o Trenches on
Freeh Left
p.\i 5EVEL rM! NTS
Brili*h punfir cont nur? lo in. rOSM in
Yprrs BBtlBI ?nbeforr Arra?, with bomb?
ing raid' on Cwan hairs in Brlgium.
German? rapie 1.000 yard?, of Fren?, h
Mad near wrjBra end of ("hrmin-des
pamf?. I1?.?< ports artillrr?. and raiding
partir? acta**.
Italians penrtte Austrian linrs on ?Carao
for quarter of milr on mile and a lialf
front.
Saaall thrustmd Run duri in Balkoaa.
pBr^Ma le 11M 1.
Leadoa, ft, '.' H 'h the British
Bastarles bfl?nf ?? W power in
the Wyschae and tyres aoetOI and
along: Iba mut front, and British
fliers ajrain ?pared la extensive bomb
droppmp rai aver the (?orman '
at Ostend, lupes and Zeibruppe, to?
day's new- t?m the i 'itinp
area in Fra:e seemed to foreshadow
? Ju- "na scale commen
-ura'r Viril. .
On the -ont heM by P?tain'l
forces the |n duel wa? described as
"eapailallj Ctiva," and there
sharp the French left, in
which Beru claims to have se.zed a
thousand \?ris of trench on the west?
ern edpe D*fte <'hemm-des-Pam.
ra and
. .: at
ejorooaljr re?
peated duri: the last two weeks
und Haut.
the Teton. have appar?
ently cease? f re .? on.
. *. ?he aasur?
.ance of H denbury thal the Anplo
"come to a
? end" K1 thi age to
the I tell of the Brit?
ish flier? ft.
of exr.los?-" oi G, i :. ? hann?
?abl^hment The G< iman com
liojae al annoanooa thal "the ar
* ftcfctiag activity in the Wyt
?^i ha??? ?? lund increased a? it did 01
the preceding daj "
?|iicst??ni. Soon To Be Answered
Whether the kaiser? mrssapi? ot
to the Austrian? ?uri to the
re intended to hearten the
i.iimir or to Paw the ?iiy to a new
featare, ?n? political queutions
to h<- srered li the early futuie,
' the preliniinai i? ? ?f other of?
fern wet <ire am- ariterion, the presei .
. would Men to indicate that
the Kiiser's rejoicing ia premature.
The raidi OB the Rele?an eos '
strongholds sen o a douhle purpose,
hamper the (irrman naval air
op? i attona and they confuse and haiidi
eap the nilitary plans of the enemy, i
j would ??im to he intimately eon-1
nected with the heavy cannonad . in j
Wyt charte bend. The two bia
n the German lines represented'
territory i i front of Ypre- a- I
nete and by the British pam
Arras he roughly north and
.oath of Lille, the preat French indue?
trial centre. It may hi- General Ha p's
purpose to pinch the Germans out of :
terveninp country and free th.
I drive from 'V pr?s would also tend ?
to isolate the (?crman armies westward ;
'o the Channel and force them back- j
ward along the coa?t out of Ortend, and :
possibly Zrebruppe, one of the most'
troublesome of the submarine bases. |
Simultaneous smashes against the Wo
tan line before Pouai and the Hinden
burg line before Ypres, if successful
< riouph, would force Ilindenhurp's ar
mioi out of most of Northern France
: \\ estar? Belgium.
Object for Last Two Month?
In a peneral way, that has been the
of the British strategy for the
]a*-T two months.
But the (Irrman resistance in Mav
i much firmer than irai expected
after the splendid sweep forward over
Vimy Ridge. Though the British
-! ground during May. their sac
were only tactical and their ISC
mast have boen alniost as great
as those of the German?., if casualty
l:*-t* mean anything. They only claim
to have taken 3,412 prisoners, while
their own missing amount to 7,2 I?-.
To-day the dormans announce that
in May they took on both fronts 287
. including a peneral. and It,?
f>00 men of other ranks, with three
puns, 211 machine puns, 434 quick
loaders and eiphteen mine throwers.
As though in answer to this state
Paria to-nipht declares that,
s-nce April 1. the Allies on the 'Wr-st
front have captured more than 62,000
(iermans, a thousand of whom were
. while their booty includes 446
heavy and field cannon and a machine
pun for every captive officer. But it
has been estimated that, with acre
from the Russian front, the Ger
still have from 2.047,500 to S,
K-O.noo troops in France, bet wee-:
II and l.niio.ono 0f them be-np
reserve?.
Portugese Soldiers Taken
An interesting item in the German
revealed that Portu
nen lad bi ii taken on the
Anas battlefield. It was known that
Portugal had eat ? eoathagent to the
Allied front la-t January, and intended
patch additional units, hu?: ii wa*
not known that any of these hid act
ually taken part in the fighting.
General Haig report? that the hostile
are active before Arra?, concen
j trating on the villapes of Vimy Had
1 eonrt, whence British attackinp
i forces might be expected to dr-bouch.
while an enemy laid was rtpalsed near
I Oppy, north of the Scaipe.
The French bulletin? do nor even
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Hri/u,,,,, ihoiiMfi M bocKca. ?t.itin ribboi -ir.,!?* li tabita
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mention the German attack on Alle
mont, northeast Of 5 Berlin
declares this a=-au!'
OB a large scale w.rh great
lire and accompanying airmen,
Paris describes only f< ??
ed thru'ts along the ( hin? ? .
l?ame-.
German Strength in
West Is Estimated
At About 3 Million
Ottaw?, June ". TI" G? I
on the Western fronl I ead of
May, according to calculation!
forte, in an unofficial ? received
here to-day from Canadian Al
i|iiarters in France, ?
divisions, of which He '-j wi .
tbe line, with tbe o(ber .''" in r< erre
Estimated on the minimum and .
mum reckonings of 13,000 and
troops to a division, this would indi?
cate the presence of from 2,047,
3,150,(100 troop-. Of these,
odo to j.iHHi.i. would be in . .
serve.
"(if the fifty reserve di
thirty-three are exhausted tro -i'* with?
drawn from the front aft'-r a i" nod of
service there," the
"More than half of the divi
front are probably tired and in need of
rest. After the heavy fighting -
last two months on the val
of the line mon- than thirty di?
were withdrawn from G i'iiiin trinche;
facing the British front."
Cadonia Forges
Ahead in Sudden
Thrust on Carso
Italians Advance Quarter
of Mile Over Front of
Mile and a Half
StrikeNorth of Jamiano
Another Move in Campaign
Threatening Trieste by
Breaking Southern Defences
London, June 2. A sharp surprise
struck hy General ('adorna'?
foreei on ?he ("arso Thursday night and
rted from Rome to-day enabled
kar.ee a quarter of a mile
into th? enemy*! lines over a mile and
a half front to the south of ('a?tagna
Such a pronounced thrust, com
?ng after the recent lull on the .Julian
front, may indicate s resumption of the
Italian offensive which the Kaiser has
ju?t congratulated Kmprror Charle? or.
atopp.ng
General Cadonia ha? cx?rted h -
pressure princ,pally on the ?trip of ter?
ritory between .lam ano and the I
bringing hi? lines to the edg?- ef I
Austrian defence? on Mo mt (?'leren?'?.
which guard? *-" host - Um flank
Thur?day's attack wa- directed nor?h of
.lam'ano, with the obvioui purpoae ?f
Itra ghtening the line to the sea. It i?
mother move in the catrpagn threat
<>ning Tri?te by making the southern
red of the A'i?tr'?n line of fortr'ra
t.or? untenable. The town of I I
navir-ra it?elf. which ii grouped about
a convent on a high hill, wa? once
?formed by the [tal,an?, but they vere
compelled to withdraw, ard now s'ar.d
OB the western edge of the village I
tagaavissa must come wholly into their
pot . --ion if their position 1? to ne
made secure.
. in the re-it of th? front King V !
tor's troop? have been chiefly occupied
in repelling Austrian counter attack?
Enemy assault-? upon the Vodice con?
tinue, hut without success. Attemp'?
by the Austrian? to r.'nke Hill 1J<".
south of Gra7ir-ga. ?rd Hill 174, north
of Tivoli, likewise failed.
Kings County Wins
Paterson, N'. J., June 2. Paterson
suffered defeat in a Metropolitan Dis?
trict Cricket league match at the hands
of the Kings County team of Brooklyn
on total? of 40 to 56 for seven wickets
here to-day.
Official Statements
Western Front
British
I or . .? ? i ...'?.' .
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UM ?: ri -. ? .-ir'i?rr: \? a? active H'i'-.nS th*
night ???-? . . na * shhor
hi*od of Bratll
An Sa?iaiJ party ?ri-ch ?Ha*<>aal MttW
r-"?ta la?t niiiht ?o.jih of Oppy w .1? -
with I
irg UM '
- ?
Our airplanrs \, ?r? arti\? aram ><.>.
m ii.* h valuable work r?"tr?- a.-comp!i?hrd. In
tiasr 1 el - 1.1 ??? M
brought How n : ?IT .. dm?n atoara
nut ef MBtl*oL Three of our I
m twins
French
Petrie, June '. - . *
.
On th? fhrmin ira Pamaa there wea ac?
tive artillery fighting in the isctaw si Hurte
hi*?, Craonne and Chevreux. Keehl? Orman
attack? at val . particularly north
west of Froidn-.ui.? Fama, weal 1 ' Cera? and
againat the amall poal ?huh wa captured
yesterday ?ou!h of I
easily.
In the region of the height! of the Metoe
.ra mHd? a ? -. - ? attach <?a*t of I .a
Pla rele?a, tonthcaut ol Data loup, and brought
back prieorMrs.
T*i? rijl? r. ; , , ( aai/.?
Bo?1 ? . riH .?,r ?prriaJly atti?? dur?
ing ti? a't. rt;.?on in th? rrsicn north o'
I.afTativ In ?-.. nrichr.-rhrfc-.l of HuiteMM
.<. ar.| I'rai.rn. p'a'rau
important r:rnt on ihr rr?t ti
:r. . '-.
I'rom \p-! : ,p ?o thr p-o*?r,f the nuni-|
hrr of prii merl eeptvrerl hv thr Kr? ne h anil
Kr.tuh t-o,ps on thr \V?r??trrTi fn?nf r\c<?rijrd
I
l?rer?. ? ti-.' rnormo :.?. material
ta?rn ' .r ? mem? during Ihr ??-?
?? ?a : ?' . i ? ?rr.l fl.-M canoon 1
?.. ? a tewUenbla a ;-nhrr o?
?' .' UM ' fi r <>-man arrP'an?a frll in
IBM e?"!i alie-- mu?*.
. -,-.-..Ine to '
two other Germ?n machinca wara
. ,?.... on Ila? .". th* O?Mf HI
. Poack h?? brattan iewa
I ? ? . - pi
I'.'r I ..! IN ? OMMl'NICATION I aat
ugh. i ia lirrman hstrntrrg po?t
. - \?re To-.ia> the luiual ar
tillrry ?,-:on? ecrurrrd, principally in the
note.
German
I |g U ,,r (V*7e fr>'~r;t
to^iay rrnti >
Arnrv ti :;? ?>? 1'roa.n Prince Ruppmrrht.
Tha artilirry fightin?- artm'.y in tha \\\t
i Baas' ineeeaaaea ?? it ?lui on thr prr
cHing ?lay. On the Arra* front thr firing
WM in?<?n?r, r-irrially nrair I.rni and on thr
north l'?r.V of tnr Knr S.-arpe. Ouring
. engagement.? our thruatmg ,le
taohrror .? I . :' trad B numhrr i-f prisoner?,
?(rnir of arbon v.rrr I'ortugursr.
I ..f the Orman Crown Prince.
N?.,- I | | -.bes?t of SoiMon?. a
. > . Wastphaltaa r?rgi
aaaat . .* by ,!.>ra.?hm*nU or
??pen--- ?'? artillery.
mine l>n rkfd out an at?
tack wil i complet* as
assault lha Krai i j ? . . >n waa capture.!
i.irr a fro.-' IiMtraa and b?:d
-against I bre? if?
iV-er* a * taken ?>-i?.?n?r*> ai i
? ? r,?#r.
..?-.? .-aril*?*?' V'.- e tri? Alan?, In tl>?
. . I
M-HI ?a-i ? the M? M ? I k1
lively a
Isonzo Front
Italian
? ?.- I'i.i-,m A-a.
?i-ir.
Art. In ' ?' ?'?.
t?rda? <
and pa . I as t.-r of
tb? ( aiBO, ! ? cr?mv fir? COimtltiatl I '">
our UM
?.??.I I-. Infant!?) a-.I patrol attack?, waa
v ? . . v our batted??.
On ? -it ?*. again r, i-u'-ed an
?".?nu MH*C? on II ? arra
Two enemy ?. , arti'
reparation, *. on IM1
una, and on Hill K4.
. .r'l of
. aile a aur
?.-.?..?..k and aVaSaiataxI our UM al-o 1 I I
a ono-and-a >?i;art<?r-mil* fi.-nt
I ??? .. ? air nu-,Hinter? . ???
-. I Hi,
the >-.-.- ! On?
?ne?n\ mat*l i down nea- I
\ .--a Our 1 insbii . i of i
accompanied In ?basing ma Ines, ?.
very activa y<Mt< work?, a?ia?
ti..n camp?, dump* and
....?-.
"i" ir-e AH our pia
. returned ?afely.
SUMMER F?RS
Unusual and exclusive fashions in
Sable, Chinchilla, Kolinsky, Mole,
Ermine, Hudson .seal and Fox.
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TO CLOSE OUT
125 WOMEN'S SUITS
Formerly 35.00 lo 49JO
REDUCED TO
20.00
I hese suits have berri ?elected from the regular stock
and include plain tailored and derm-tailored type?;
also waist?.oat model?, in tiicolirv', gabardine, Poiret
twill, check?, Durella and gunnihurl.
110 WOMEN'S SUITS
Formerly 49.50 lo 85.00
REDUCED TO
30.00
1 he season's most desirable model? in tricotine. gab?
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SPORIS APPARU. DEPT. HURD FLOOR
Women's Woo! Jersey Frocks
Formerly 24.50 io 29.50
10.00
Coat and embroidered llip-ovei modell ?n the favored
sport colorings.
Women s Sport Suits
formerly 15.00 io 65.00
18.00 25.00
Taro or three ol a kind fur foil and general -por!?
wear in wool jersey, Iwecdi and homespun.
Women s ii no1 ?eisen Suits
Forme Iv 49.50 io 79.50
35.00
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\)\r\(. k Satin Bctiliinn Frot lu
Slip-on model with undei , ? -. .?
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Woof Jersey Bathing f:rn< k
Wool jere\*? with < On 11 ? ' -
nu? ?olor band*, bloomen r r\r
attai herb
5.93
Slip-On Bathing I rot les
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WOMEN'S SUMMERS1LK GOWNS
of Satin Foulard & Wash Silk
24.50
Satin houlard Gowns -\et\cc and collar of Georgette
crepe, bound in solid color; tie belt; white grounds figured ?with
gold, navy or rose pattern navy ground ?with white pattern.
Satin Foulard Go WHS button through bodice; panel
front, collar and belt of white taffeta; sailor knot tie of colored
taffeta; white with black or navy polka dot.
Striped Wash Silk Gowns - borclci and panel effect;
tie belt; large pockets; button through bodice; white ground
with blue, green or black stripes.
WOMEN'S COTTON FROCKS
8.50
Xfost Unusual Values
10.50 12.50
White imported voile gowns with tagoiing and Luge pockets- white
\oile combined with polka dotted handkerchief linen imported selt
embroidered white voile voile with deep polka dot borders -white
voile with striped voile panels printed voile with white organdie collars
?-Anderson gingham frocks.
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WOMEN'S COATS 8c WRAPS
W
omen
j Embroidered Stockinette Coats
A collection of coats assembled from the recular ?tock in unusual and
exclusive model*-very handsomely embroidered reproduction? of
imported coat?.
Formerly 45.00 io ?9.50
28.00
Women s Util it ii Coats
A number of ivpical Honwit Feller & Co mode!- gathered bom the
regular stock, favored -hading? in loupine, burelli and velour.
Formerly 19.50 to 65.00
24.00
25 Afternoon & livenins, Wmp\
fine or K\o afternoon coats and evening wrap- 01 I kind in rich, hand
.ome ?afin?, taffeta and velvet, ?ome with deep trimminu **?f Baanbou
Formerly 95.00 in f85.00
V.
TO CLOSE CUT
? 5 Misses' livening GoiVns
Formerh; 49.50 to 85.00
REDUCED It)
35.00
One or two gowns of a kin I foi mi iel >f 14 to l8
assembled from the r?gulai ?t.xk Youthful, ex?
clusive models developed in tille! i ami tulle.
200 Misses' Tailleur Suits
Formerly 29.50 to 75.00
15.00 19.50 26.00
Included are the season's most desirable mode- in
chic, youthful interpretation? developed ?n ?erge,
Poiret twill, gunniburl, cheeki, covert, wool jer?ey?
also travel suits o? taffeta.
N0 Misses' Frocks 6 Gowns
Formed]} 25.00 to 45.00
10.00 16.50 23.50
I vpical fashions, for the fOUngCI Ml in a variety of
modes for misses of 14 to l8. Included ?ne frocks
of serge, wool jersey, taffeta, tatin, Georgette crepe
combined with satin 01 ! ?lleta.
125 Misses' Coats cr Capes
Formerly 22.50 to 45.00
10.00 16.50 22.50
A collection of ?mart foal and cape mode? for mr?e
of 14 to l8 in burdla, gunniburl, ?erge, tweed mixt?
ures and Poiret twill.
WHITE KID
WASHABLE BOOTS
Monda} Only-/.< r li "nun <V misses
8.50
Two !a?t? one ?with Lou """I hed and
welted sole? BttOthei md low mili?
tary heels.
SPECIAI. VAU
LINGERIE
Philippine NighlgoWns
of bali:*'* I '
hand m ?de; hand en / Q r
er?d, ribbon lies ' . 'J
Philippine Envelope (
of batiste and n
1 and made and band em- I (\ r
broidered. ' * ' -*
Crepe de Chine Chemises
Knvelope Eaaptre model with
\alenciennes lace; ribbon 1 QZ
shoulder ?trap?. ' . -*7-'
r r-.r'fht ISIT-?Vaaarll T? liar ?I
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