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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1916.
GERMANS INSIST
VICTORY ON SEAS
RESTS WITH THEM
Rpifcnito Sinking1 of 1'oni
More Vessels mid Quote. Pris
oners as Authority.
WMTIS1I ADMIHALTY
HKPKATS ITS DKXIAL
spettal t'tihle 'r.'pur, tn Tur. St
t.n-r-N. .tunr 6. C'I.iIiiih mid counlti
rl,rtu- i-ontliiuoil tn he put fnrtli to-iln.v
III hero ami In llrrllti remirillnR lnt
UcdlK-Mlriy'" North Sea b.ltllc.
The (ScniMli .Vilmlralty hiu"(l n Malf
m'"l nsfortltut Hint liccliles tho Ilrltl-ih
ul'f rilrriidiioiiRht Wariipltp, ti--irtol
-uiik in tlic orlulii.il Orrmnn olllcltil up.
mud, the S7,W)) ton ariuori'd crulier
rrinrppK Ho.Mil, the iirnle.-teil crulaer
Itiniiin-t'i im and Hip cloMroyer AcuM.i
m-re dptrypil. aivordlni: ti "evidence
rsvru hj Hrltlnh pallorn ploUi-d up by
Ofnn.in kIiI-i", Tho Urltlsh Admiralty
ilrnloil this, ml'lUui amilti that thrrp .vv ere
rn HrHi-h hsse lic.vnml Hiokc otllclully
pjhl filed.
The Itnili ,tlmir.ilt.v m a rlatemen!
. urnl thai !ii.i.mu h an all llrltlsh
. ihm iriiirt that iiarlli'lpatod In the
North Se.i battle have returned to their
i.i.e. tho mi.- vvhli'h the Hermani rjf-il-ia.'
ic:or:nI lo-t mint h-ivo been a
icnn.ii, imf a Ililiiidi i-raft.
I rnlrr I'lrat l-.tiunaril.
nnther seinl-otllclal nrr.mnt of the
hitile a pilbllKhed In I'.erlln thiKnfter
nmn. In HiIk I; It admitted for the first
' me t'tat the foree enai;ed by the tier
iihii liiitli en tied at I o'clo-lt In the
afteriHKin of May 3' i-otu-lMeil of only
fmr 'ruicr. Th- flr-t Itrltlsh reen
fnr.'einents, It :i stated, did not arrive
.ii'il hour and twenty in' nil tc. Liter.
fter another half hour live llrlllr.h
.ai;w nf the (Jtl-TIl Kllz.-il-cth i'Lii-h cr
glltitl, n Is ilecl.ued. It Is added that
only Mien the Herman mnln fleet entered
.vtlon
'I'lw follou'lnc statement was Issued by
t.,i lii.lsh Admhally to-night :
An "tlli-lal statement Blven out 111
IWIIn to.day, slsneil "Klect Com-n-.aiid.
' rl.iliui the HrltlsH lost the
Varplte, l'rlmess lioyal, KlnuitiR
ham and Arnxta In the notion of May
.It This Is elalmed on the evldeiue
ft llr't sh s.iIIoih picked up by Her
mm Milp.
This is false. The iimipletc list nf
llrlt.sh losses Is as published.
flrltlMli LoM n Siiltiiinrln
few hours lati r the Adinlalty Rave
out th.s Matemeiit with resard to the
(ii 'man i-l.tlm of having destroyed a
I'lbm irlne
The (lermnn Admiralty, In an olll
(dl statement lu"d on June stated
that aiming other eastialtles a llrltlsh
hubni.i Hut- was i,unl In the course of
the battle during the afternoon and
liutlit of May 31.
All llrltlsh submarines at sei on
that date have now returned. It must,
therefor, be assumed. If any Inipor
t.iln e I. to be attached to the Herman
r'!n al statement, that the submarine
ru.ik ua.x an enemy submarine. This
Xf,e should be addil to the list of
Herman losses M.itcl in the llrilish
Admiralty eommunl'iue of June i.
The seim-otllclal erUm uf the battle
'ueil n I'.eil-n follows.
'Tne Heiman hl-;h seas forces ad
va d m order to fusee Into battle ill-vii-loiLs
cf the Hrlf.sh iiav, which of late
ul epu.ilcdly been ropoited near the
n.'i coast nf Norway The liiniians
1 ft siint'd the enemy on May .".I :i t
i ,l about feNetit;. ni.le ofT the SU.ic-rr-ilc.
The forte wn composed of four
ai ill cruiser.-.
'The Uennan cruisers immediately
prutd the enemy, who (.a'lcd away to
' ie northward at the highest speed. At
.a 1', M. the Herman cruisers siKhted.
a westerly direction, two hostile col
..inns, which turned out to be six eiiniy
battle i misers and a law number of
null crulsei'M nud ileatroyits.
I'oiialit al I'.lulit Mill- IIkiibp.
Tin- Herman crul.'ers approachcil im
V th- we e about cluhl miles o,T tho
,1 ships, and then opened on a
- 'ilhern to a soutlunstcni eouri-e. with
vi HllcUnt tire. ImrltiR thU enpace
! two llrltlsh battle cruisers and
ie trrpeilo boat es(royer w.e anni
i.tlnl Afler an eiip.iuement In.stlnc half an
mr the Hernial!" slulited to the north-
i il of the enemy further strong ho
' or.es, which later turned out tu bu
- ips o.' Hie liueen lCllz.iheth tyj e.
snoii afterward the Herman mAln licet
ent red Into action."
I i ii public meet:n:i to-day Hear Ad
ulral sir 1 ledum Hi -MeiiN. who recently
na i .ccted to the House of Commons
nc sr.,t left au.iiit when Lord
i i.irles lteresford vu.a createil a baion,
read the followiiiK etract fiom a letter
' on VI. e-Admlr.il .Sir Ua Id Heatty,
nmmaiider it the cruiser siiuadron
in a led tho a.sault on the Herman
Wt m the North Sea battle
Ue drew the enemy Into the Jaws of
i fleet, I have no regritw except for
ie gallant live lot, for the puis that
ive cune, and who died Klorlously.
would have warmd ,(uir heait to
:ivc seen how the gallant Jlood hri'iii;ht
i Muuilroii into act. mi. Would to Uod
' had been more successful In the kcii
r,il result
U will be ready for them next time.
I' lMse. (oj it will soon come. The bittle
ULer tleit Is alive and has n his kick
her ''
WAIISPITE BATTLED ALL
PRINCE PON I A10W SKI IN
THICK OF VERDUN BATTLE
SSiA I? . L
. W' "''"'"hfj Jfty$ ftm jUntumm .
CHANCELLOR FACES
FOES IN REICHSTAG!
I'ollc.v of Von Itetliiniinn-lloll
weir Townrd I. S. Is
Assnileil.
WON'T MOVK FOir 1M1ACK
our enemies on our economic ttlfflrulllPM
will prove deceptive.
"Another of their calculations was
sharply corrected by our youmr navy
last week This victory will not tnihe
us boastful. We know that It does not I
mean that Knulaud Is beaten. Hut It Is I
' n token of our future wheieln Hermatiy
w ill win, for herself and also for smaller
' peopled, full equality or ilithtH and last-
Iing freedom of sea routes, now closed by
r.liKland'H sole domination."
In the 'bcKlnnlnu of his speech the
' Chancellor made an appeal for closer
union, hut asserted that at no time had
(sections of people been far nparl despite
i liielr dlffcrlne opinion on matteis of
AUSTRIANS LAUNCH
BATTLE IN SNOW
IllllillllS
tucks.
.Meet Series of At
lint Heport Itepnlsf
Kverywiiere.
Ill.ni.lN, via Amsterdam, June (!. Ir,
Mm I tcth tna nu -I Inllwoe, limierlal Chan
cellor, In the ItelchstiiK to-day phal
li need thoso ninnnn the inembem who
had been ciiirnilnK In an anonymou
but Inlluentlal pamphlet nnd ncwsimper
catrialitii iiKiiltist lilm and hid policies (
to drop their mask and come out Into
the open
Count l-'rliclrleh on Westarp, stiokes
man of the ConservntUes, tiromptly
arose ami frankl admitted that hi
party wa aRiilnst the Chancellor'
policies, particularly as renarded the
public policy.
He said .
"Certainly wp have had our differences
of opinion yi such matter. as the tjbnat
(piestlon and the question of our lela
Hons with America, but I declare em
phatically that each side In these con
t!iierses has respected the convictions
of the other, and that we have remained
always one on the Kre'at national ques
tion I Hunt Iiip llKcncil,
LOSS SAID TO UK IIKAVY
Aniviil Valilt l)epalri In Tnr. St"
l.oNtKiN, June. C, Dttrlnft a heavy
snowstorm which prevailed nlons the
Trentlno front last tilfiht the Aus
trlatiH after heavy artillery iireparatlon
i launched a series of attack on the
I Italian position) alone much of the
front. Including the Vallarsa plateau,
1 in,- i iinuiuy, nrtiui, uir I IISOUI Ullieill
Ue discussed these matters In ntn- Vnl d'Astlco line, the Arslero sector and!
m ttee and decided It wn Impossible to , the .AmIiik" plateau. The Italian Wnr'
satisfy the demand for u public an- f Office nnnounces to-nlcht that nil these I
noiiiiceinent. We were, I belleM-. abso- , attacks were repulsed, In some caes
llitely uareed that ill these eases ex- with heavy Austrian losses 1
Intuitive public dlcusloti would daniaxe , on Monte (ViikIo, northeast of Ar-1
i the rountry. Ncu rtheless, I want to jiiero, the Italians announce Hip recapture,
i say that I. too, Imnj for the time when throucli a counter attack of mhiic of tfie '
tli.t n.lmltilut r- I , ,.f ll.rt a'ntiwitrstillt rnn
nceesslon to the demands of the Culled ' abandon the lestrhtlotis and Incometil
Statcs. The Chancellor In his challemre , em es which ale at present Inseparable,
had referred to a particular pamphlet rrom "' . I
''in oi ine i naiic'lior s answer in
Sketch of a medallion of Prince Andre Poniatowski and his two
sons. Left to right. Casimir, Stanislas and Prince Poniatowski.
Stories of 'he slaushter of hundreds
and thousands of men la the dally car-
iiukp about Verdun ate is'innioii The
oMicial teports are cold ami fonual and
kIm no InklliiK of the point uf view of
the man In the trenches, who must faeo
each day the screanilmt shells, liquid
fire, poison k.is nnd wltherliiK machine,
enn tire. '
Prince Stanislas Poniatowski, whose'
Biillantrv ha made him a serceant of a,
mitrailleuse i-ectloii, describes III a tetter
to a friend In New York the feelmns of a
man at the front to whom the slaughter
of thousand Is not cold and formal but
part ot his dally life.
Not only IT, nee Manisn diii ius
brother. Caslmlr. and their father, Prince
Andre, are sen Inn in the 1-reach army.
Plince.'s Ponlatows'O was before In r
marrinitQ Jliss Hllzabeth Helen Sperry
u! Stockton, Cal.
The letter, wiicli was untaueneu iy
the Ki ench censor, follows .
"Mr IH:.vi: I-iiikni". pardon me tor
havltiK remained all this time without
wrlt.ni;, but there Is Kood leason lor my.
sllei.ci'. Krom April '.' t May l was,
in the midst of the tlRhtlm.- In Vetilun.
I came out all rlKht by a iniracie. mo
Iiik won my stripes a. a crpoial and
C-en a a sen;eant. I was one u nif,
tho o!ily-surviors of the entire section'
vhith I commattdeil. During an mis
time we occupied tne sectur oi i.e ..inn
Homme, counter attacklm; as many as1
thtee times In twi nty-fmir hours, and If .
you have been able to read dally the
trench oiiici.n coniiiiuniii- n...- .
m.ticed t at the tlBhtlnK centred around
thin famou hill.
Nut War. bill r." '
"Slr.ie Mav '1 we have been .n iepo-e
tweiitv kilometers from the fr-cit Ine
We h'avi Just received s..m enfor
It.ents which we needed badl and Sun
dav next we will return to the front.
"No ons ean realize what a a real
crime this battle K for It Is no IntiKcr
wai. It is butcher.., and those who bv a
miri'le escap" alive the tlrn time reiiirn
i.. .i,.. .niaca wonderliiK how they can
possible escape the second.
1 . , . ...... ,',, niitr., trel
"lucre
trer-ches ; there
come up the Herman batt Ilea was in
full tllRht. The Warspltn had bca tn
them off slrcle handed."
is no way to make any. because the
b'.rr.iRe tire of the boche '"III imlll
nietcr nuns levels the Kioiiud In a quar
ter of an ho r All we can do Is to
b.de as l.,.xt we can with our mitrail
leuses in the shell hides, and when night
crimes we sl,.ep (here wrapped In our
blankets. To sleep Is only an expression.
We d07.e Instead, and even then Ket
very little sleep, because nlRht attacks
ami the search for the wounded, wlibdi
cannot be done during the day time,
kieps us occupied until daybreak.
tiilillrrt I, lii Iiik mi Arrvra,
"t the time of wrlttttR the cannonade
is less violent, but It will becln aualn
at 'i o'clock with an Intensitly which
lasts durlK the entire day. Naturally
th losses are heavy, And we have put
In twenty-four hours of this In a heavy
in nst'irm ' When we returned from the
front line we were nothing but blB
Mock. of mud. The physical f.itlcue Is
very ureal, and several cases of cerebro
sp.nal menltiKltls have broken nut dur
um this latest rest period. Cine eats
but little, and one lives only on one's
nerves. The sudden change from this
hluh neivoiui tension is really terrible.
We are a tired after our rest period
as before.
"You can readily understand that for
the moment there Is no question of
mu!e. In order to take up again the
rotinta. of l!cc!hoven and Pranck wp
Mould have to be sent to a quiet sector
of the front wheie war would only he
a secondary occupation. Alas! that Is
not je: the case. And then Paiire, who
pla.ied the piano so well, has Ju.t been
serloits wounded. Previously he had
rei elved the war cross, but that was a
poor consolation for the ugly wound he
ie, -iv imI In the s de As for me, I am
set iii.toin lied. Many persons are ns
toniihed at that, but I not at all, for
I have gnat eotiMilencc In my star of
Rood luck.
"An ii'vmr. dear friend Keep me
posied on what ou are doing, because
I am grentl interested, and believe mo
jour devoted fiiend,
"St 4Ni.si.as Poniatowski "
Sergeant Poniatowski, Second Company
Mitrallleii-os, 25 th Infantry llesl-
iin-nt, Sector 103, Prance.
BOMB SCARE OVER VON PAPEN.
making a bitter attack on him. Count
Westarp disclaimed all responsibility for
this spceltle attack, but declared that It
was merely n manifestation of a strong
I popular movement which he said the
I Chancellor ha Ignored.
I At no time lnee the war began wa
the split between a great party, formerly
loyal to the Hovernmeiit, and the Chan
cellar iikii cleaily ipveal.d than nt this
i session. It was apparent that the in,
i del lying cause of the opposition I the
Cli.iiii-ellor's i-oilclllatory attitude toward
America.
I Tu In- von ll thmanu-llollwi g's. de
fence chiiim l)i Spahn. leader of thu
Centre paiiy, llerr von Payer, Pro-gie-islve,
and Mr. Hradnauer, Socialist.
All supported the Ch.mcelloi In his dill
mice of the "pirates of public opinion,''
lis the pamphlets! h were called.
"Sn llnre I'enrp 0 erturr."
i The tilieeeh nf I 'lititieellnp Vim ttelh.
stnti ment In a pamphlet that believing
Knghiml would lemalu neutral nt the be
kilililug of the wai he had wasted three
day in p-irlcjs, was gri eted with loud
appla ie, by the Ilelchstag.
"I know that my attempts at. an tin
derM.mdliig with llnglatiil," li said, "are
my capital offline, but whit wa Her
inany's position in Hie period prior to
tile war" Prance and Ilus"la were united
In an Indissoluble alliance. There a
i strong antl-Hermaii patty In Itussln
nud an lutluentl.il and growing section
tn Prance which was urging levenge ami
wai
"He who ehartes nie with being the
i.iuse of the wot Id catastrophe, with It
hecatombs of human sacrifice, may make
his accU'.it'.oii before Hod. I shall await
Hod's Judgment clamly "
$.1,000,000,000 ASKh'D.
mann-llollweg in the llelchstng yeHer-1
day, In wlibh h" ib-clircd that since two!
peace sliBgistions have already met with
no response by the Allies, it would be
i mine anil en ror lieimany to make any
; further ove'tures, was received In the
jchaml-er with even gieater a.-claliu than
any ui nta previous utteiances
The words of the Chancellor made no
Impression, however, on the members of
two Herman parties- the radical Social
ist, who are followers of Hr. I.b-b-knecht,
and the extreme conservative.
These delegates sat unmoved throughout
the scenes of wild enthusiasm.
Concerning the (bnn.iii attempts to
bring about peace, the Chancellor said:
"Wp did what we could to pae the
way to pace, but our enemies repelled
us with scorn. Some statesmen, In Hug
land and elsewhere, have made attempts
to feel the pulse of our people, and while
making contrasts between our different
states as political units have tried to
console themselves Into the belief that
our striking force was near the break
ing point. These gentlemen nre Indulg
ing In strange notion If they do not
desire to deceive thciielve the will
notice only how tlrml beats the hear: of
the Herman people. There I. no eter
n il Influence that can shake our unity
even tn the slightest degree.
HilliKer Devil .Not I'enreil.
"My belief In my people and my love
for my people give me a conviction linn
as a rock that we shall tight and con
quer a:i we have fought and conquered
hitherto. We fear neither ib-aHi nor
devil, not even the hunger devil which
tin - w.sh to n-nd In'o our country The
Hrrmnii Wnr
iliii't'il
Credit lllll
In lli'lelistiiK
lollilon, June
Intro.
IIi.iii.in, via l.iidoii. June r, Wnr
ciedit amounting to IZ.fiOO.OOA.fiQii
mirks (l.l.iiiio.Viin.nOO) were asked In a
bill Introduced in the lielchstag to-day
by the Hot-eminent
GIVES U. S. AVIATORS PALM
Lord NortbelHte iij Wright
llrolhers re llellttled Here.
;.i-i. IViAiV l--slelt lit Till' PCS'
Iisnov, June f. The fourth Wilbur
Wright memorial lecture In 1-ondon wa;
given to-day l Hnlllth llrevter under,
i he auspices of the nrltlsh Aeronautical
Society. Montagu Iteauliiii presided.
Mr. Itrewer was ilebaned by the war'
from rn.iKli. the lecture a s -lentillc ex
amination of Ici'ent developments ill
aviation, but gave Instead an Intlmite
picture of the lives and work of the
Wright brothers. lird NorthcllfTe In
seconding a vote of thanks to the lec- '
turer eulogized the Wright. from per
sonal acquaintance. He .specially de
clared that they were the tlrst In the
world to make a heavier than air flying
"l ni'hlne and !ly In It.
"1 make that remark emphatlcallj ," ,
he said, "because there Is an uttempt to -
rob the Wright brothers of the priority
of this Invention.
"Wo have heard very little of that 1,1
Hiigland, but the prophet Is not without
honor site in his own 'oiintry. and In
the 1'nlted States tl.eie bate been long
and p.'s'.sient atte'npts to belittle th.
ground lost on June 3 on the Western 1
slope of the height.
The oiTlclnl statement Issued by the
Italian War Office to-night follows.
In the Adlge Valley, on the nlgnt
of June .". during n snowstorm, t n
enemy nttemptPd surprise attack
iignlnst our positions In the Vail' Arsa
nnd Pastihlo sectors Thy were
everywhere repulsed.
Yesterday after Unteuse artillery
preparation enemy coin mini advanced
against Conl Ziignn 'Jur calm, un
erring tlru threw- them back In dis
order. Along the Poslna-Astlco lin on the
night of Jiitui S during n heavy storm
the enemy again launched numerous
Inf.in'iy masses supported by artillery
fire from gun of all calibre. against
our Monte C.lote and Monte ltrazloni
position The rapid Intervention of
our artllleiy and the firmness of our
Infantry succeeded In repelling tho at
tack completely with very heavy
tiemy losses.
i in the same night a counter attack
enabled us to gain ground on the
western slope of Monte Cetiglo.
l)n tho Aslago plateau the enemy
on the night of June .I nnd the follow
ing morning kept our Campo Mulo
position under heavy artillery' and
machine gun tire. In the afternoon
they renewed their attacks, but wrp
vigorously repulsed.
In the upper Cordevole valley an
tiemy column marching from Pra
longta toward Slef wa dispersed by
the well directed tire of our batteries
In the Puster Valley our heavy ar
tillery shelhsl the rallw-ny stations at
Toblach and lnnlchen.
i in the Isnnzo the Incursions of our
In nve lufat. tiy continue.
Ilnemy airoplane shelled Ala an-l
Verona. Three person wete wouniUil
and some material damage was done.
The Austrian official statement Issued
to-day says then I no change In th"
situation It announces the capture of
'.'.700 prisoners on this front since the
1st of June. The statement follows
tin tho Italian theatre tho position
,s unchanged. A squadton of aero
p.anrs last night attacked the railway
stations of Kan Hona dl Plava, l.lvenca
and Iitl Sana. Our nlrmen bombed
the Muttons uf Verona, Ala nnd VI
cencla. In ,Itin 9,700 Italians. Including
1 s 4 officer, have been captured, a
well us thirteen machine guns and five
cannons.
lltfiiii;
mmm Wit If
IpBliillli
RELIEF FOR SHACKLET0N MEN.
M) GERM AS DEAD.
MS
i ....nrU'lnl l.l !"' Won I
I, IIMI nnd Mllnu
.-,,. t rUt if..nli'A I" Tin. -i
I.ONPON. June The Copeiihag-ii
enrresi-omlent of the Unily Jnil 1-nr.is
from Kiel that
the tlr't iinolllelal estl-
Hrlllsli Iteslilents in llll.-nos A J res
Hear Hp tins Vrrlteil There.
irei t'urirffunnltnfr tit Till- Scv,
llt'KMs AtiiK.i, May n -Local Hr
'a i-iiib-.s aie much agitated by a sub--i.iiitt.tl
rumor that c.ipt von Papen,
former.y military attache to the Her
man KmlKsy in Washington, is now ui
Hiu-no.s Aies, liaving arrived Incognito
from Hermany
nnte of Herman losses In The North Sea i Whether or not the rumor has any
Jives the number of killed at H0', of foundation, the effect on the llrltlsh corn
wounded at 1,100 and of misting I. , inunlty N the same, a near panic
After Von Papen'. departure from the
,,.,,,,,, ' I'nlted States the HngllHi newspapers
"HONOR TO KRUl ' r I of Argentina piintul long artlclts hold-
. lug him up as a soit of ltuslan nihilist
.,,,. lrnlse Heslriu'tlve I'otier'wlth a long iccotil lor bomb outliiges
UB,"pr ... I A soon as he wa- nportid to be in
of I'-leel's inmiiiiin". this city tne llrltlsh m-maiicc compaiile
tptrial CMe Htnil t Tin: M b gun doing a g business In usks
MtsTniPAM via London, June '.. A against bomb nxiults on the various
rle'snitch from Kssen says the Kaiser big llntlsh business buildings,
sen 'the following telegram to Kiupp'a The llritlsh community lecently sub
from Wllhelmsh.tven . scribed fund. for a clock tower, which
" k a result of il"' impression made "a built tn the pi iza In fiont of the
ilium me by oral i-'port of the battle new union railway station. This has
In the N'orth Sea, I desiie to -xpre ' now been iiimiihI at'alnst bomh. as the
ovv grei'ly are Indebted for tin Urltlsh subscribers Imtu nut yet pre
(niece's to our rplendhl artillery anna- sent d it to the Argentine Hot-eminent
ment' nnd especially to tho ilestriictlte The eteral thousand Urltlsh resident
nowe'rs of the ammunition Tint the of Hui nos A n s are seriously pieparlng
. ' I.,. .. .... ..i- msitv.'S fni- i ..i.iit i.il,,., ... l .1.
IiaillC Wile .tin, ,i ,.,,, - ,-..m ,., ,,, 1,1
nun who tight out tiu-re around Verdun. orlgina'.:t of Wilbur ami ibvllle Wright
who tight under Ulndenburg, our proud I have cloi-.-ly followed th. history of
bluejackets who showed Albion that rats JnO .tears of aeroplane experiments and
bite, are fashioned from a breed that i bate tin- tinsw ei t nig coin .etion that the
know how to l-ar pi ivatiois ilso These cn-dit f"r the lltst tl.vlng aeroplane H
privations are here. 1 admit It --aim. due to tin Wilghts, and fiom the point'
and openly, even n foreuu countries, ' ( pr.o-t. al tlt.ng. to nobody ele '
but we will bear them ): ow tin - wonts will go atrim the At-
"In thl tight again- luinjer we will
nso make progress The harvest wil
not be worse, but It'ei, than In the
previous hatd year Tins calculation of
.antic 1 bell'-vc tliey w.ii ass,t m stop
ping the spnad of insidious suggestlors
tl at the Wrights did not invent the aero
plane "
r.ieilllloil to lirt from Vtonle
vtileo lllll lintel.
"en Cahle JtripatcX tn Tun Si s
MoNTi'Vipno, Jun II A relief epe
d'tiiui for th" rescue of the twenty-two
inunber of I.leut. Sir l.rnest Shackle
ton'. antarctic expedition left behind oi
l-"e.'iant Island vttll start Immediately
Th-- party landed at I'lephaut Ifl.n d
me ' no miles south' aM of the soutln ri
ti of South merlca, on April HI Whei
l.tetit Sba, kleton left the Island on Api '
dav of the
hoiior to Krupp's.'
; tnrowers,
1 I ( cted by
who, thej think,
Von Papen
will be db
I. 'I.
Inn I. nrmit nt I'lre In Priori In
Viur Hie Warrior,
"i-iiil Cable t'rsifitc. tu Till. Ms
I.n.M-oN. June C. The Pol tsuniulh
eorreipondent of the Tlnir telegraphs
The manner iii which the Warsplte
g'ii Hie whole Herman Meet and bent
"ii nnd then went to the rescue of the
t . S ne f )P nuiHt thrilling sto
I'- of Hie naval action. The Warrior
quite helpless, her engines disabled.
1 magazines under water and her crew
line lo use the gun calmly waited
' 'be end
ijilu nl) on the horizon she saw
c snip coming at a tremendous pace
uS!. 'lie water. It was the powerful
" I' which Kir John Jellicoe, on
" ' "g of ibe Warrlor'a peril, had m nt
f the nrand fleet to succor her.
gi'-.n battleship swept full speed
' " fra), the Warrior's men greet
' -' er with rlnulns cheers.
T - liatlleshlp threw herself hetwirti
,r . .pbss Wurilor and the Herman
,''i The llrst salvo from the War
k tlfleen Inch batteries lilt a Her
"ie ,p with full force. It sunk. Put
' g her helm over, the Wnrsplte circled
"'U'Ki Hie Warrior, drawing on herself
.i n,i ine from the (Senium ship and
"c'v.,2 with vigor and went elfect, A
'" lUimiged her steering gear.
" ' l ho Wari-pltri held on, lighting
"'iKie handed all of tho Herman hat-lli-snllis
l-'our time. the Warsplto clr
'"d rotinil the Warrior In thl way, all
"i while punishing the enemy terribly
M Hi her grial guiiK,
" 'Cnnie back, you nre xacrlllolnB your
"f" signalled Admiral Heatty to Ilia
"irtplte but owlntc to tlm diunagod
'rlng gear she could not obey, Klin
""lM only hung on and light and did this,
"i munllly In spite of the hcaiy batter
lr hf rn-eltcd that by the limn her
-.'JCiu-Li of the dreadnought division had
Vlei.inrhll ert Ice .111 lie
Hieclal I'ab'e Impiilih In Till: Sis
l.nsiioN. June 7. The 'lilies say. that
a memorial ncrvice for lb" olllcein
men killed In the naval battle olf
coat-t of JutWind w ill be hi Id In
Paul's Cathedml on June 13
uul
the
St
GERARD WIRES ON INTERVIEW.
Sei-relnr l.niislnu. Ilefel Inn
lllsii-nmnl. k Hipliinalloii.
Wasminuton, June (1. - - Secrctai.v
l.ilislng, who In lesumed his duties at
the State Department, said to-day that
Inqullles had been made of Ambas'-'ii-dor
Herard concerning the authcntlclt)
,.f iilleixed liitervlew-H on peace which
Ilerlln nnd .Munich new-spapeis have
published ii coming from the Ambassa
dor to Hermany
Mr. Herard has bad no autliorl.a:lon
to' talk for publication on th" subji" t
of peace In l.urope. The State Depart
ment Is Inclined to believe that the In-,
tervlew-H are llcllllous nnd are being,
spread In Hermany for the purpose, of i
fuilherlng the Herman p-ao propa
ganda. Hut a Mr. Hi-rani has not ie-1
riled their authenticity the .Statu De.
partmeiit has taken measures to uncer
tain tne
BRITAIN BARS U. S. BEER.
MUM) llli-lesof Mltllllflli'ttiri' tUil
I'riihllilleil fier .In ne s. '
Wasiiiniiton. .In ;.- The Annricaii
Consul-Heni'ial at London has cabled the
Dip ii Intent of Commerce that Importa
I .on into the Pnited Kingdom of beer ami
seviral other aiteleH s prohibited after
Juno i
Aiiiong the articles prohibited in nihil-1
lion to beer an' cash rcglMeis, hops,
lawiiiiiowt'is, gloves, matches, sewing
mnihmi'S. stoves and ranges, toilet arti
ties lontalnllig glycerine, wringers ami
mangles, inanufaciiires .,f aluminum,
meiul baths. nianufactiircH of leather
other than belting hoots and Mines.
iT')
CI 'D 1
III I
"AT
faois.
VENIZEL0S FACES ARREST.
i
I'e Iron rail llrnr (Sreeee Is l lio
I'niler .llnrllHl l.n,
Sprtia Cable Iwimtrh tn Tub m s
I'ktiioiiiiaii, .lime ".-The following
tirehH di'HDatch was i err i veil hero lii'il.iy
from tli I'lneuH. Hicisp- j
"Tho Hoverninent Intends In declare
martial law throughout Hireee and in i
arii-itl cx-PiciiiIci- Vt-nUeloii and his chief ,
uupiiorU'ru." I
H X a in i il it L i ii n s
for moinlicrship in tho
ORATORIO
Society nf Xew York,
Louis Kocinmonicli, con
ductor, will bo held in the
f'ariK'Ric Hall Parlors,
Juno 8, at 8 P. M. Sinners
with good voices and fair
ability to read musie at.
sight are invited to attend.
"On Time,
as Usual"
"I wteh I had a dollar for every tinif I
have heard that remark." said a regular
traveler on the New lerse Central to a
friend, as the lelt the train at Philadel
phia. "That's one of the reasons why urn
see so main business men on this train.
They can count on il to keep appointments."
'Business men like to travel in comfort
when they can and they Ret it on the
N. J. C. No smoke, no tunnels, no crowd
ins, and fine dining-car service, with polite
attention from even employee."
Trains Every Hour on th Hour.
Leave Liberty M 7 A M lo 10 P M
eekdvi 8 15 A M and huurlv from
J A. ,M. to II P M Sundays, miUnlcht
train dallv , eeptrt. ready to P. M. Leave
2lrd if minute earlier for all train's
"YOUR WATCH IS YOUR TIMETABLE"
TO
PHILADELPHIA
Mr, Edwin H. Spud
Stewart, Warren
and Company
Makes This
Comment
About
TOKYO BOND
4 IVES gencr.il satisfaction to
both ourselves and our cus
tomers whether for printing or
lithographing."
EDWIN H. SPEED
Manager
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Therefore, when estimating in competition
where Tokyo is specified, each printer is
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his competitors.
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