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Coos Bay Times Your
Tho Coos Hay Times Is proud of
People's rnpcrf" nl It strives at
Uvo up lo Its name- by devoting Its
promoting tho peoplo's Interests.
VOL NO. XXXVIII.
SECRETARY OF STATE BRYAN
HAS
HEINE
Offers His Resignation to Pres
ident Wilson Late Today
i And It is Accepted
I
Thought Differently Regarding
The Note to Be Sent to
Germany by U. S.
GOOD FEELING EXISTS YET
liryan Did Not .Want, to Kniburms the
President In Ills Administration
of tho Korolgn Affairs Koh-
ert. Luii'slng, .Secretary
AKRAXGHD YI4STHIllAV
A (B; Awoclttril l'rM to Coot tlar TlniM.)
WASHINGTON, Juno 8.
It heenmo known tonight
tlmt Secretary Hrynn'H res-
iRtintloii wiih arranged with
I'reHliletit WIIboh yesterday.
(Special to Coos Hay Times from
Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. 1). C, .Iiiiio 8. -
Secretary of Statu liryan Into today
itibmlttcd lilts resignation to Pres
ident Wilson and It wiih urcepteil.
It was staled aulhorllutlvuly tlini
tho resignation which hail been un
der consideration for Huvurnl days
was accomplished with tho utmost
Kood feeling between Secretary Hry
an mid President Wilson. It restill
cd from a difference of opinion ovei
tho unto about to ho sent to Get
many. Will Thank liryan
It was learned that tho Secretary
of State's hour of delay in reaching
(tin I'lililnnt mectliiir yesterday was
duo to tlmn consumed In preparation'
of his letter of resignation. Presi
dent Wilson will write liryan 11 let
ter expressing Ills appreciation of
tho services of the resinned 'cabinet
officer.
Iteiisou Heroines Known
Officials let It bo known that liry
an determined to leave the cabinet
becaiiso of a deslro not to eniharaiw
tho President by his opposition to
tho policy of administration in the
present foreign situation.
ImnsliiR Succeeds
While Sccrotary Hryiui's allltnilo
toward tho situation which lias aris
en between this country and Ger
many Is not definitely known, it Is
generally believed ho favored a note
of a character which under no cir
cumstances would Involve tlio United
States in grave complications. The
resignation is to tuko effect tomor
row Itobort Lansing, Counsellor or
state, automatically will becoino act
ing secretary of state.
Is In Accord
In official circles tho belief Is
generally expressed" that Counsellor
Lansing would ho appointed Secre
tary of State ad Interim. Lansing Is
said to bo In entire accord with tlio
I're-ldcnt'H views on tho nation's for
eign policy.
Will .Make .Statement
Just before leaving t 8tll,,) l0"
partment liryan conforrcd with conn
scllor Lansing. liryan loft tho state
department at 5:30 p. in. In com
pany with Mrs. liryan. Up to that
Unto no formal nnnouncomont was
wade of his resignation and ho pos
itively refused to ninko tiny refer
ence to tho subject. It is understood
that following a formul announce
ment front tho Wlilto llouso, liryan
will probably mako a public state
ment. Outlined Ills Views
In submitting his resignation, liry
an oiitllnoii -JiIk vlownolut on tho
administration's nollcy. Letters
which passed botweon tho President
and liryan nro said to have fully
made known the Incidents leading!
UP to the resignation.
DNS
DIFFERED
COUNTIES GD DRY!
V01THS MIX.NHSOTA AIM-jof yolIr great office and your oaK
ISH SALOON lirSINHSS orneM to take advantage of overj
.
"-Klty DrlnkliiK Places Are Put ""
oi lluslness by County upuoii
HiiHtlon in that Stale
in- a-m, ....a rr. t. co n.r r l
, ST PAUL. June 8.-Elghty
IU be forced to discontinue oper-
Mnn. . i,. .. ..nalant IV'S
n.iuim : ii a T-ua 1111 1 lusitio
.. . . i ...n
Paper
Its tlllo "The
nil times to
energies to
Hstnbllshed 1878
An The Coast Mull.
HIS OFFICE!
FULL TEXT
OF
'S
RESIGNATION
(Special to The Times.)
WASHINGTON' li p. Tin... s
jThe following Is tho onipleto text
01 hcereinry liryans letter of res-
igniitlon to President Wilson
".My Dear .Mr. President: It Is
with sincere i egret I hao reached
(he conclusion that I should return
to you tho coiiimlHHlon of secretary
or stato with which you honored mo
at the beginning of your lulniliils
t tut It tin.
Obedient to your sense of duty
and actuated by the highest mo-
lives, you have prepared for trans-
mission lo I lie German government
a note In which I cannot Join with
out violating what I deem my obll
Ration to my country and tho Issue
Involved Is of such moment that to
remain a member of the cabinet
would bo unfair to you as It would
bo to tho cause nearest my heart,
namely tho prevention of the war.
I therefore respectfully tender my
resignation, to take effect when the
note Is iient,' unless you prefer an
earlier hour.
"Alike desirous of reaching a pea ru
ral solution or (he problems mining
out of the use of submarines against
merchantmen, we find ourselves dir
forlng Irrcronollllnbly as to the
methods which should ho employed.
"It rails to your lot to speak
officially for the nation; I consider
It noiio the loss my duty to en
deavor as a private citizen to pro
mote the end which you have in
view by means which you do not
reel at liberty to use.
"Severing the Intimate and pleas
ant relations which oxlstoil botweon
us during the past two years per
mlt 1110 to acknowledge tho profound j
!jlXTRAj
BRYAN
nil 1110 lo acknowledge tho prorouin ; ' """ ...... , ' w neieaieii nowoi-i, n.. ......n. .-
Ssictlo, which It has Riven n.e Secretary Kellogg, of (he MitlomiL (,UnK ft ro,0,lUm (attacking the
S b 01 2d 1 1 with you in tho:i.nibcr Manuracturers AK.r nllon. .caIot on ,,, , f mterfer-
.TJlSh i-- hefore 1' "J WHh " ""!0'
the state department and .0 thank or 1 mi ,... ,.""
u
t
I
tli
vou for the courtesies shown
'With heartiest wishes for your
wolfaro and lor tho success or your
administration, I a ny tleur Mr.
President, very truly yours,
(Signed) "W. J. liryan."
(Special to The Times.)
WASHINGTON. I). C. June 8.
Tho President's letter follows:
-My Hoar Mr. liryan: I accept
your resignation only because you
insist upon Its acceptanco and I ac
cept It with much more than deep
regret, and a tooling of personal
'sorrow
. ... ,.l
Our two years of ciow ""'"-1
Hon have beon very um.b -
i.,iiifiiirin in 1
mo. Our Judgments have '
" J' "' ,, Hd.c policy until
now: your support of the work and
purpose of tho adininisuuioi . ...
Jean Konorous and loyal hoyond
....... vonr devotion to tho duties
great opiiu""'
J afforded, have been ou oxmlo to
lreat opportunity it --
1 ti,e regt 01 ua. ..--
our affectionate admiration and
1 rri.ndshlD Bven now we are not
h, oUj9Ct We seek, but
H X In the mtlhod by which we
seeii . n-
H "
ek It. ,. taa,
Ke reasons my feel -
"tlrement from or-
,t is for these rw.au... ' -
nnrp lililPnU'O .
1 mr k. m w a m m m -
rnw niLuunu
trTTrn m I
lilllll ill
Ltiitn in
sec. n
mes a'lout your .-
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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
jGERMAN HE
IS
y
Discussed by Cabinet Mem
bers at Meeting Today and
Put in Its Final Form
M
READ
FEW CHANGES MADEISAVE GREW OF SIX:KILL ENGLISHMAN
i
Gn in Rnrlin Tnmnrrnw
Practically as Originally I
Prepared by Wilson
REFUSE TOJJISCUSS NOTE
Cabinet Members Are All Silent
Hcgni-dliiR tho Mattel' and Only
Thing Made Public Is a State
ment I'roni Sec. Tumulty.
Or AniocUlftl rrcn to Coon lit? TlniM.
WASHINGTON, I). C. .Iiino .
After a two-hour discussion of
tlio note to Germany at the Cab
inet meeting today. Secretary Tumul
ty, at the direction of President Wil
son, made this aunouiiceiiient:
"Tho note was gone over and
illsciisseil ami put In Its final fonn.
It probably will go forward to Mer
lin tomorrow."
Tho Culiluit members uniformly
refused to discuss It. It was learn
...i definitely that only a few slight
..bunues lu tho phraseology were
inailo at the Cabinet meeting.
Tho unto was taken up In the
rorm In which It came after Secre
tary liryan spent several hours en
It after a conference yesterday with
the President. After tho meeting.
iirviui went to luncheon with the i
other Cabinet members.
FEELS NO REMORSE s
DIE. S( IIH.NCK THI.LS HOW
l-'HHI.S TO KILL .MUX
1'ornier Head or School or I'oroMry
Wounded When I'lglitliiR
With German Army
ci. n,i 1 in.' ldll Hoes not cause
any pangs' of conscience or remorse
for Dr. C. A. Scheiick. who rormoriy
brought his Hilt more school of for
estry students to Coos Hay. accord
ing to a loiter which has been re
ceived from him. Tho West coast
Lumberman nrluts tho
following I
regarding tho doctor who bus many
WomlB hero:
MOSHlltll iuiuiui 1111 ! j
troduced rorostry In the uniieii
States, and who Is well known to (
luiiibernion and timber cruisers
ti.rniiL'hout this country. Dr.
Schenck. now In tho German nrniy,
was wounded last December In the
fighting around Lodz. In his letter
to Mr. KolloRg, ho says: Times havo
changed conditions hut they cannot
c'.iango men - not you. not me. wo
, remain friends." Continuing he wlys:
"This war business Is not bad for
those thut nro really In It. Tho lite ,
Ik honlthy. It Is more like cumplng',
i In tho winds than anything I over
..,,,.io.,,.r.,i I,. Mil. Kathurlalid. It's.
(.-A'. lull. .... ..- - - .
i... .,11
-What ImprowoH me the most
this: When you shoot .0 kill, you I inrA-rH-i.Nii-do
not fool any more or u pang or ANNAPOLIS. .Ml-. J""
i..,. .. ,.f miimnin tlinn VOU 'IllllO Week" OllBcid lit till- .Ml.M
do wlion you kill a deer less than , Academy to-lay when .members or
that for you do not hoar and see the now first, socmd and third
tho pain and struggle for death classes at the Institution embarked
which you witness with the uaiiio on 'or. tho battleship Mlskourl. Wis-
a hunting trip." cousin and Ohio, composing tin;
FA.MOCS PLAClfCLaSHD 'Hiimmor pruetho squadron which v.lll
inr awkkiii rrw i i n.r ti.ih.j be under command of Hear Admiral
PARIS. June 8.-TI10 roitnuraiit.wmium V. milium. The sduudron
.. , ...i.. ,( ,.r n...
"""" " ""
,llinrtor of the Central Markets, has
- ... . ..
,00 closed and will proiiauiy never
bo rooiionoil. No resort In tills worm
was bolter Known to nig.i mors sou
saiuo. and wo ought to pursiio them
together. I yield to your desire only
because I must, and w.s.i to ...
you (Sod-speed on parting. U e shall
. .i.i.rl Ifil. lllO Mil 111(1
...w.iiniu, in work for tho sumo
causes oven when we do not work
In the same way.
"With afroctloiiRtQ regards, sln-
ceroly yours..
"Woodrow Wilson."
XOTICH, H. P. O. H.
All members and visiting Klks -will
i,. at the lodge Wednesday night
! be at the touge ...., . ...
June 0 Initiation Importan b ..
I .. 1ll...i.,A,..l,ial illlllln .. swlfll (111 lilllll U1 I. tf
- - " InltlatIon. ImDOrtar,
. ,. . .
mm
MKMIltiltH OK TI1H ASSOCIATHD IMHS8
!BDATTDRPEDOEB;'VILLA FORCES
SEVENTEEN DIE
Captain of Nematier and His Advices to State Department
Wife and Daughter Are I From Vera Cruz Say Tux
Among Those Lost I pan Was Taken Sunday
First Mate. Pilot and Twelve
Sailors Are Missing From
I I1C VUSSUI
SUBMARINES STILL BUSY
Two Norwegian Vesels Trtidvaiuruud '
Superb Are Heported Sunk by
('etniaiiN ami Probably u Third
lloat Was Destroyed
IXtf AuocLtM rn. lo Com r Tlmw.J
LONDON, .Juno 8. -The Helglnn
steamer Nematier was sunk by a
submarine near North Korohintl. Out
of the 2:i persons abroad only six
were saved. The captain, his wife
and daughter, tho first mate, pilot
and I- members of tlio crew lost
their lives.
TWoTiti:"suxK
Norueglan Vessels Trudvang; mill
Superb Victims Possibly Another
I My Amo.UIo.1 I'm" lo Cuik Ilr Tlmr.
LONDON, June 8. Tho Norwe
gian vesels Trudvang and Superb
were hunk by submarines. Another
Norwegian steamer reported (0 be
sunk Is the Gllttertlnk.
thawlhh shhli.hd
German Submarine Sinks lloat
the North Sea
tllr AwwLti-l I'itm c.i rw rur Time.)
Ill
HULL. Hnglnnd, Juno S. Tho
rnwler Pentium! was sunk lu the
orlh Sea by shell fire from a Ger
man Mil ininrino. Tlio crew wan
saved.
M
.iapanlkt iiorsi;"or hhphh
kh.ntativkk NKAIt VIOI.HXCI)
Itcsolullnn
Attacking the Cabinet
for
Interfeirnio With Klcellon,
Is Defeated Today
Ilr Am.vIiIcI 1'imm In Ciwn llajr Tim?.,)
TOKIO, Juno S. An attack of the
........uiiiiu. iii ilin Iioiiho of renreseii-
... in.li.v rimi'liinl II HtllLIU wlllc.ll
I borders on violence. Tho opposition
was defeated however, the house r"
.., AMI I
tM eanir3 VVIl-U
COME THROUGH CANAL
.Milton CarKoii, or .Mnndifleld,
With Hie Heel Wlilili Will VWt
The Purine Coast
iv
LOCAL HOV AHOAHD
Milton Carlson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. August Carlson, or
this city, Is a cudot at the
Vnvnl AcmllilllV lit AllliapollS
and Is aboard one or tho vim-
sols making the cium
throiiKU tne caiiui.
tint miller way suniiay. oihk ,
' . ... rv...l In Si. I. I
tiirougn u 1 ....... - ,
....!.... 1.1.1 11 rr itiii in rtiui'ii Lilt
rrum-.m-u, .-... ... .. ---
exposition .. u
ov uiAn ..A.NK IN NHW
,,mi,.i w., .... -
vmh ,,,. . r
(.Msll,,,,. ,, .s.,,,eiliiieiiilci.t or on
I. I... ll...
dens' il .'inii iihimi" '
Victims or Handlts
(Hr Am liwl P- l Cw iwr Ttmt J
NHW VOItK. Juno 8. Georgo A.
Llstardt. cashier, and Thomas J.
Hoyd. superintendent of tho branch
. w. t- fL.M.I..nuul til 11 If
DOI
FPOSITION
ROBBERS GET WD
1
orflce of uorum.s ..-.. ",
Company, while drvnghrougn
i.ru ,;,""( hree men and
- 'bank wer, l.ed up J JbTS
mmm
CAPTURE CITI
Thomas Mallard and Wife and
Infant Child and A. T.
Graves Are Wounded
OBREGON LOSES HIS ARM
Heportcil That, he It Wounded In
Guttle at I.0011 When Ho Defeated
the Villa Forces Consul Sllll
nirn Confirms Victory
(nr AllocltllHl IVfl lo ClH'C Il7 TlmM.)
WASHINGTON, I). C, June 8.
Advices to the Stato Department
wero received today from Vera Cruz,
transmitted by wireless from Tatn
plco, reporting the capture or Tux
pan by Villa's forces Sunday. One
Hrltlsh citizen was killed and four
were wounded during the righting.
Consul Sllllniau reported that Ohro
gou's victory over the Villa forces
at Leon appear to bo confirmed. Ho
said It was reported tlmt Genernl
Obregon lost his right arm In the
fighting.
S. P. Jones was tho nanio of the
Hrltlsh subject killed at Tuxpaui.
Thomas Mallard was badly wound
ed ami his wlto and Infant, child
were shot through the stomach and
A. T. Graves was shot through the
spine.
Consul Sllllinnn also reported that
a udlef train which went yesterday
to bring refugees from Mexico City
was under the direction or the Hrlt
lsh Consul at Vera Cruz, and car
ried the llrlllsh Hag. A message
from the Consul at San Luis Potosl
stated tlmt General Natra had oc
cupied Guaiijunlo. Natra lias been
In command of a detachment or Vil
la noons. Tho Carrnnza agency
I claimed today that he had recently
been seeking to rejoin Obregon s
forces.
CLAIMING JAINS
OI'I'ICIAL KTATHMHXT MADH TO
DAV HV TIIH GHH.MAXK
Says That Hnemy Made Heavy Uisses
AttempGiiR to Hecapliuo
Old Position
M; AimrlilKl I'ri-.i lu runt ll Tllnm.)
.HHItLIN. June 8. Tho official
statement toiluy says: "in the
"Western thoatar or war attacks by
the enemy on the southern slope
.. . ....... itiii.. .....1 ui.iitlt or Noll-
iw'ol iireui in"" "ii" ""
villi) railed. Southeast or lleliuierne I
11... battle conllniies. All attauk at,
.....
Moulin Soirn Toutvent was brought
to a standstill by our counter al-
tack. At Villa Ail Vols, 1110 enenu
imiffered heavy losses In an unsiie-
. . ... ... ......... 1 nr,. Ilin nnsl
COHHIIII Olion i i'i
,tiou lost III May. Ill tl KnHtom
'ilimitnr of war tho nffonslvo inovil
iiieut In tho Shavll district und south
of Dubysu Is taking Its course, In
tho southeastern theater prlsonors
i taken by Von .Macjen.on since Juno
first number more than 20,000. Nun'
Nowo Nowoszjn Genorul l.lnslngeii
again defeated the enemy."
IS
.MOON
AND HAHCLAV
SI 11.7.' In Suit
l..,iil
I'or :"(. Mr. ami Mrs. 'I. II. 1
Harry lso In Couiiler
Claims For -SUM)
UulMll,m t tho extonl of $1 11 .70
uwur,M ,)y tll0 Jury yesterday
afiernoon to eontraelor Moon and
iiMi-rhM Iii their suit against Mr. and
Mrs. T. II. Harry. They asked lor
l"0. cUlmlng that their low was
niiiiiiint. W Kill worKinK "
! provH.u.t of Hlghth street, their
- ' ,( , JU j,,,,,..,,
""'" """ ' .. .. ..
.....r.wi hv Mr. and Mr. Harry who
! claimed thulr property was situated
011 Seventh street, hence not under
th Klghth streot project.
A counter claim or $100 ror water
used by the oiikIiio of the contract-
or and for 1800 dkmaiftt allogod to
;"-, ,,., ,inllI., H111i 0
"g Jud J Coke .lis
auiv '- -
allowed the first and found that the
l.ttor had been done bv the port
DAMAGE
GIVEN
TO KEEP UP APPEARANCES
A Consolidation of Timet, Coast
mill Coos Hay Advertiser.
COOS RIVHU HOAT SIVCU
Till'. .MCI) I'l.ATS
OX
Was lttown to South of Channel
When Starting on Trip up
The Itlver
The steamer Hnlnbow when start
ing up Coos Hlver this afternoon
got stuck on tho mud flat. A henvy
wind blow her toward tho south nB
she was entering tho channel and
she struck In low water south of
the channel. She was there for nil
hour nnd a half.
Tho Mae. Hanger and Allco II.
all attached lines and other lioaM
wero lu readiness to help. Tlw
Hnlnbow got off tho mud about
;t:;!0 p. in. and continued on her
trip up the river.
BEST EVER
WIIHAT CHOP TIIIK VHAIt
GHST I.N IIIKTOKV
DIG.
This Country Will Vlehl 1.no Million
Hiishcls and Perhaps HohIi
11 Hllllou
tllf At.nclllr.1 I'rru In I'oua llr TlniM.I
WASHINGTON, I). C, Juno 8.
Tho greatest wheat crop thecoiintry
lins ever known Is In prospect for
the coming harvest. In the forecast
today, based on the condition or
winter nnd spring wheat Juno I, the
redcrut cron reporting board placed
the prospective wheat crop at !&(,-
ODO.Olll) bushels which exceeds IiihI
v.x.r i.v r.s 11110 nun with continued
good conditions, the crop might
reach a hllllou bushels.
THAT IK TIIH PHHDICTHIN MADH
11V KING Ll'DWKJ
SajH P'rulls of War Will He In Pre
lect HiuHro Against
I'litiito Attack
(lljr AmikUIM I'rru lo t'u liar Tlmra
AMSTHHDAM, Juno 8. Tho ex
tension of the German empire be
yond the old frontiers to secure
agalst future attack Is predicted by
King LiiiIwIr of llavarhi lu an ad
dress yesterday before the canal
l,,,Bi uninllw lot lulMrnm fn.1.1
Munich. "Tho fruits of war." he said
"Will ho the strengthening or the
empire with 1111 extension beyond the
old rrontlnrs as far as necessary
to secure it ugnlnst future attack."
ELECT SAME
GKOItGH L.
HIGHI.OW
HAKHIt AND C. A.
CO.M.MISSIOXHHK
1 .
St. .1 is an .Hon Taken Into
Tlio Cllv ami Water Meter
Law Was Heaten
I lljr AiuwUlnl Vim lo t. liar TIhim.
POUTLANI), Or., Julio 8. Thr
total returns of yesterday's munic
ipal election give tor City Commis
sioner: George L. linker, 2 1, 1. 'I I;
0. A. Illgelow, 18,010, ami Wil
liam Adams, I7,8r.0, thus re-elect-lug
tho two former. Thirteen, ran
tliilutus wero In the race.
' A. L. Harhur was elected City
'Auditor. Amendments providing
! for tho annexation, of the suburban 1
1 towns or St. Johns and l.liiiiton
I passed. Several orilliiaucoM, lucliid
I lug one to regulate a nickel rare for
1 union, passed, the only measure do-
RAINBOW
AGROUND
oil
EXTEND
FRONTIER
MEN
fealed being tho ones providing ror
SI'.CI Itlv.a water meter system, the Sunday
I closing or stores and the municipal
1 aarlmgo collcctl'in system.
LAND IN GDILTY
W. .1. TAVLOH AND It. .1. I.LUIS
roXVICTHD l' I'HAI'D
Af Vain imver, II. '., Were Tiled rc
Selling Oregon Land Which
They Did Not Own.
I llr Aw Ul4 rr lu Ci f'w I
VANCOUVKIt, II. '.., June
W. J. Taylor and It. J. Lewlu, eliam
dld not belong to them, were con
victed today of fraud and seuteuc
d wltli selling Oregon laiuli which
ed to two years and IS month" re
spectively. It Is estimated that thi'
- eMarod ,100.000.
I
M. 14, iJidlef Tamale
Sale,
'Wedni'Mlay al M. I Chuivli
A Southwest Oregon Paper
That's what tlio Coos Hay Times Is. A South,
west Oregon paper for Southwest Oregon people
and devoted to tho best Interests of this groat
section . Tho Times always buosto and noror
knocks.
Mall
No. 273
ES
F
Russians and Germans In So
Deadly a Fight Waterway
Is Stopped by Corpses
GERMANS ADVANCING - .
Cause Russians to Continue
Retreat in Galicia and Win
' in Baltic Provinces
RESISTANCEJROKEN DOWN
Italian Invading Army Still Pro
gresses and Austrian 1'o.stpono
Hntcrlng a Derisive Hattle
Krenrh on Otrenslvo f
(nr Awociit.) re., to com n7 Tim.i
LONDON, Juno 8. Offlclnt nd
vlces from Petrogrnd admit that tho
Aiistro-Gernian Torres crossod tho
Dniester Itlver nenr Zurnwno In
Galicia and ammrently tho HusslnnB
are still railing hack along most of
tlio rront. A German victory Is nl
most as striking as tlmt In anllcla,
It Is said lu Merlin, was won In tho
llaltle provinces, which woro In
vaded several weeks ago by tho
Germans. The lliisslnu rcBlstnnco
Is said to have hctm broken nown.
Hiissla Claims Victory
A Petrograd dispatch, however,'
asserts the Russians woro victorious
lu the bitterest battle of tho cam
palgu, fought for control of Dubysa
Itlver. It Is said tho fighting was
so deadly the river was choked wltU
! the bodies of the dead.
ItullaiiM Progress.
The Italian forces nre making
methodical progress. Apparently tho
main body or Invading forces una
not yet crossed tho Isonzo IUvor.
The Aiistilnns aro still postponing
a decisive bnltlo,
lu the West tho French continue
a vigorous offensive. Tho gains,
however, nre not oxtonslvo nnd
llorlln claims to havo offsot them
at other points,
DRIVEWBACu
Tl'HKS CLAIM TO IIAVH WON
HHCHXT VICTOHIHK
" ' ,""1 ,:.""' '" '""' .T'""l"
Of Hie Allied Army Was
Prevented
(llr AMoritl 1T la com nr TIom.
AMSTHHDAM, Juno r.. A Con
stiiutliiople dispatch says: "Our ar
tillery destroyed tho enemy's posi
tion near Z.vl llurnu, Noar Boddtil
llalir, tho enemy has shown no fur-'
ther activity. Our Asiatic coast
batteries shelled the village of
AJnnes, opposite Mytllen Island.
Subsequently tho cuomy nont a
steamer filled with soldiers to this
port and attempted to romovo somo
bontB anchored there. Fire was op
ened on the steamor and tho vessel
ran ashore. The crulsora retire."
I'HHXCII CLAIM TO 1 1 AT 14 A
VAXCHD AGAINST GHH.MANH
Official Statement Says Two Lines
or German Trenches Wero
Taken lu Fighting.
(llr AmwLI! Tint 1. root nr TlmM.)
PARIS, Juno 8. An ofHclat
stnliimont this afternoon says; "On
tho wotftern slopea of tho plateau
of I.orette, the enemy replied to
an attack by us with throo violent
counter attacks hut without result.
Northeast of the sugar refinery
at Koucber. wo made further prog
ress. At Neiivllle and St. Vaast
wo gained possession, as the ros'ilt
of violent fighting, a furthor group
of homo. Southeast of Ilobutern
tin. Curmaiis made four vain coun
ter attackH lu an endeavor to recap
ture tho positions, they lost. Wo
Increased our gain by taking two
llnwi of German trenches on a 600-
yard fruit."
LING VHHV KICK
r Aw It4 ft lo Coo. !r TlmM.)
ItOAIH. Jeno 8. -Tho Mes
aaggero has a war now
dispatch from Athens, saying
that the condition of the
Kink Constantino of Groeco,
u varv Kravo.
i M. V, lollies' Tiinialo Nt,
Utduesday at M. II. Chuivli.
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