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THE PEN MAY Bf MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD BUT WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE INK
A PAPER THAI iilTMrni.nT
GELItvtb iim mc ocai
AND ALWAYS BOOSTS
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jUU'nuiu" uKi.uui iiuhiuo
Vol. No. XXXIX.
II LEADERS
General Scott, Chief of Stiff,
and General Obregon of
Mexico Will Meet
HIBEZ TIE PLACE
Representative of De Facto
Government Sends Word
That He Has Started
WILL TALK ARMY MATTERS
)! is to Take Under Consideration
Military Question Smv Ponding1
IlCtHlfll the 'l'v
Countries
Bj Awocltlt.1 rmw to Com llr Tlmra.)
Kli I'ASO Toxna April 25. Gen.
Obregon, minister or war at tlio do
facto govcrnmoiit, clopiirtotl from San
Lnl$ i'otosl today for Juarez for n.
conferenco with (lononil Scott on
military questions Hint nro now pond,
lug betwcci tlio United Stutca nnd
Mexico.
A dlspatrh received locliiy by Oon.
Gavlra, coniinnmlcr of tlio Juarez gar
rison from Obregon stated Hint ho
-had started on a Journey and liopod
to co lil ill soon,"
Expert Assurance
Assurances that tliu do facto gov
trnment la now prepared to copo
ltli tlio Vllllsta bunds In Northern
Chihuahua nrq expected to .1)0 niaUo
bjr Obregon ut tlio conferenco with
Scolti , ,
Obregon, 'It wns lenrned from
Mexican officials hero today, will
derclop plmu fur policing Northern
Mexico In detail with tlio liopo that
they will ho ncceptnblo to Scott mi'd
result In tliu withdrawal of AmorV
cin troops.
10, ACCOMPANY (.KXKItAI.
SCOTT TO CUNFKHKXCK
Xot Known Today Where ItaidcrM
Would. Meet Hut .Juarez. Supposed
lo Ho Place..-
IB; AuotlitM frrw lo Cuoa liar Tlmra.
SAN ANTONIO, ToxaB, April 25.
General l-'unston will accompany
Ceneral Scott to tholconforcnco with
Obr.gon, It 'wns anhouueed at tho
department hcndu,unrtrs today.
I'liuo t'meitalii
Gen. Scott aald ho was uncertain
Jt uliero the conforonco would
tVe place but both ho and G-jn.
ftmton had taken It for cruntoil It
IH bo cither at K pU8o or Juarez.
ft was Indicated Hint Scott and
Funston would remain horo two oT
threo dajs lu order not to arrivu -
' lord,-r to much in ndvanco ot
Obrestfn.
I'lllSlllPNT ASKS 1IU.SI.NKSH
MUX TO CO.()li:UATH
V T,I,CI o Jiihi Willi (ho Com
BlMw On InduMrfal IVmivd.
H"i of X,ivnl Hounl
v"'" ' to c. n.r rim l
ABW YORK, ,prl 25. An ap-
oy I'lc.ldent WllBon to tho
,. e5s ,lll'n for cooperation with
J committ on industrial prejmr-
n 0f tho Imval con8H,thB board
com .'nduslrlal Inventory qr tlio
fa , rC30l,r('e8 for national dd
n,e was niado public hero today.
1 "Plains that tho inventory will
tour, '" orsa"l!:ns industrial ro-
tlV..eSiror mWc 80rv,co tho na
uol d fense.
Ustv.:a.ps'chop is not all
SOLI) VKT
ft'fil "Vev'K ficr.s ..,!
ts, iJ,!!?. IJepaitmcnt
ere., lo coot BT Tlme.J
i of?' D-c- A 25-
d7 br n" M; 8a,d a tatoment to-
won or ,S also declared the con
lnS stoweri .'"i"' ,narket was Klv
, "owers and doalors Rravo con
WILL CONFER
NS1
WILL
IS M APPEAL
ftE MARKET BID
Kstnhllshcil 1878
Ah TIio Const Mall
JURY IS SECURED
OPKNING STATIWIKNTS MADI IX
TRKADGOI.D DAMAGH CASK
ITakltiK f Hvldoiico Stmts This Af-
tenioon lu the Client Court at
Coqiilllc
- (Spuelul to The Times)
COQIMLLH, Ore., April 2C A jury
was secured today In tlio $50,000
damage enno of Treadgold vh Mitchell
and olhora. "The following nro tlio
Jurors who wero neeepted and bwoiii
ilu:
C. A. Nollncr, of North liend.
John Stelnllehner. or Tcmplcton.
Homer HolvorHtofr, or Fnlrvluw.
T. II. llutlor, of Myrtle Pont.
S. M.eAVarnor of Myrtlo Point.
Alfred Itoillno, of Allegany.
Augimt Frlzeon, of Mandiflold.
John II. Stnddon, of Mnrshflold.
W. F. Sllngsby, of Myrtle Point.
Chna. A. Harrington, of Myrtle
Point.
Geo. Mullen, of Myrtlo Pont.
S. U. True,, of Coqulllo.
.Statement, Is Madu
Attorney Treadgold made the open-
Mug Htatouieiit for his side of tho caso
and AttomoyH MeKnlght, Sinclair and
f). T. licntiott made, the oponlng stnto
moiitu for the defense
Tho taking of evidence started to
day. i. hosi:xhi:h(j is ixhicitd ijv
GRAND .JURY TODAY
Two (:Ikv Indh-tiiirnts Are I'xnrct-
rd To Ho Returned Sometliuo
'J'liis Afternoon
(Special to Tho Times)
COQUILLK, Qro., April 25. Tin
grand Jury todni returned an In
dictment ngaln.U I. Rosenborg, the
itnllor, T.rrehted at Crescent City and
brought hack to Coon county for
entitling a eheclc at Daudon which
was alleged to ho worthless. Oh-
Uulnlng money under lalto pretenses
is chnrged.
Two other indictments will ho
returned this afternoon.
TO
ItlCI'OUT THAT ANOTHKH IXDl'S
THY AT HAXDOX WILL STAKT
Hvpeeted That Work on Tavo l.nrKo
Whsels Will Stmt li'io
Very Soon
(Spnclnl to Tho TIiiicb)
IJANDON, April 25. It Is roportod
op Rood authority that there Is about
to bo closed a deal ivhereby Hie ship
yard will bu.ponod and the construe
Hon of two largo vossols started at
onco. Who is to operate mo snip yarn
Is not given out. It Is bollcved tlmt,
tho boats which aro to ho built are Mr
the l-'yfo Linnbor company.
Thoro nro qulto a nunibor of ship
carponters at Iftindon who have neon
walling there lu tho hopes that the
ship yard would bo opened so that
they could Bocuro work ro thero will
not likely bo much troublo In eoeurlns
labor.
i:.vpi:rr thh.v tckxixc! ovich
SW.000 ACHIW TI.MHKH
AbstiactH Iroin Xoitii and South Cos
Ilhcr LaniN Xnw Heliif: Prepaieil
Will Ho llljj Deal
May 1 Is expected to soo tho closing
or tlmbor deals tltat havo long been
ponding ror lands on north and south
f oos river. Abstracts nro now uoing
iropnrod In readiness for the tinai
winding up of negotiations and O. J.
Gray, of St. Paul, Is expected hero
very shortly.
Tho lands Involved run Into tho
thousands or acros. u is oxpeoted
the salo, which tor two months lias
been "In tho wind," will amouni .o
hotter than $1,000,000
A -largo share or tho purchase is
.olng made rrom the Menasha Wood-
enwaro company. Tho Merchant es-
ato Toldtai .Ve mentioned In the
deal toBethor with dozens or smaller
tTn of Id h aro situated
i m.a wntfir. all or which leads,
to the supposition tnat wio ianaa
are to be logged Immediately
It Is understood there aro very
close to 35,000 acres or land Involved,
providing tho deal Is closed as now
oxpectod.
RETURNS TRUE BILL
Offl
II
CLOSE
MY
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1916 EVENING EDITION
IRELAND IS"
DISTURBANCE
England Sends Troops to Put
Down Trouble Breaking Out
In Dublin
TRY TO
S
Attempt Made by German
Cruiser and Sir Roger Case
ment and Others Arrested
CONSPIRACY A FAILURE
Tin (Jei man Vosi'l Wlileli Wns I'ndor
(JiiIno of Xeiitral Ship Was Sunk
Took Place La-,1 Week Hut
XeN Under Ccnsocslilp
llr AiworUIrt l'rrK In t'on IVi, Tlmii
LONDON, April 2.'. AiiRiiBtino
lllrrell, chief nccrotnry of Ireland,
announred In tho Iioiiho of coiumous
today that Kravo dlRturbancos broico
out In Dublin yesterday. Ho lidded
that troops lind been Kent to tho Irish
capital and the situation was now
well In hand.
Minister Illrroll said that 12 por
mmib were killed before tho disturb
mice wus quelled.
Po-tnfflec Taken
lllrrell uindo an nnuoiiiicomcnt In
reply to a question Immediately after
the asHcmbly of tlo house. He said
jtlio poatofflco was forcibly taken po
jiCHslou of and communteiilians cut.
Could Not (ilvc Details
In tho course- of tho day soldiers
nrrlved from tho CurraKh Knrrlaon
Kind the situation Is now well In hand,
nlthoiiKli as communication lu exceed
Jnnly dirricult, ho was not able to
Klvo pnrtlcula-H. lid stated Hint thero
hail been arroatn In Dublin but he
could not' Klvo tho nnmes.
Hold Pan of Dublin
lllrrell declared that tliu robots
woro lu possession of four or flvo
different parts, of tlio city or Dunlin.
He also announced that four or flvo
sold'cra woro killed.
AIIHKST IS .MADR
Sir llojter CaH'inent Ih Held a ."Military
Prisoner
lr Aiofllf 1 I'm lo Coo Ilr TlmM.J
LONDON, April 25. An offlclul
annoiincoiiiout sayo:
"Sir Kogor Casoinont who was ar
rested lu connection with tho abor
tive attempt to land arms lu Ireland
from a Herman vessel, was brought
to London Sunday. Ho Is now de
tained lu military custody. It Is
understood ovldonco of his proceed
)bh u aornmny bIiu.0 tlio outbreak
of the war will bo produced ut Ills
trial." .
Owing lo Hrltlsh censorship, only
tho ha io racts In connection with the
nrrant or Sir Hogor Casoinont and
tho present situation In Ireland nro
made public. Jt was announced or
.rclally last night that an attempt was
mudo last week to land iirms and
ammunition In Ireland rrom a tier
an auxiliary undor tho gulao or a
neutral merchant Bhlp in conjunction
with a Biibmaiino. Tlio auxiliary was
sunk and a niimbor or prisoners, In
cludnlg Sr Hogor, woro taken.
CIMIKMN LEAD
hooshyi:lt olts si:cond
Vlaci; in iowa
Ills Xiunp Was Not On Iho Ticket
Hughes Is Thlid In tho
Ha co
III, JmwIiIkI Vtn l f" H TIiom.I
DKS MOINKS, la., Ap?il 25.
Roosevelt, whoso iiamo wa3 not on
tho ticket, ran socond to bumnuiia
In tho Iowa primaries, cording : to
ran socond to Cummins
incoraiiww .o.. ....-- --
third. The Indleatlon. aro that the
Cuinmliis vote will bo more than
1C.000 and the Roosevelt vote about
K
3,500
GKT MARIMAGi: LICKXSIJ
AUred H. RrfTsh and Kstella Vl8e
mnn or North nond secured n llcenso
ti marry today.
Iff!
ill
iii a u
MI'MIIKK OP THK ARSOCIATHI)
APPEAL FOR PEACE
ti:li:oua.ms Am: pouhixr ix
OX TIIH SHXATOHS
Twenty-five TliiiiiMind Afcssii;cs Arc
lteeehed by Sbeiiuiin ami Lewis
Last XlKdt and 'I'oduy
Ittf AMOctalrd Vtto lo Coo llr TIdim.)
WASII1NQTON, D. C, April 2G.
Twenty-flvo tliousand teloKrams pro
testing against action which might
mean war with Germany began
pouring lu on Senators Sherman
and I-owls Into Inst night nnd are
still arriving today.
During tho day telegrams of the
b:i mo sort began coming to boiiii
tors Cummins, Konyon, I.nFolletto
and iluatings. Tho senators wero
amaed at tlio extent of the piopa
ganda. BASE BALL SCORES
WKATIIKK CIIKCKS (.'AMK8 IX XA
TIOXAL LUAdL'KS
Vehterny Was Moving Day in tlio
Const liOURiiu and Xo (.'aines
Wero Plajeil
0 PimCKNTAOKS "l''
COAST LKAGUi:
J, L. Pet.
Lon Angoloj ..11 8 .570
Oakland II '. .550..
San Krnnc.lsco . If 10 .521
Vornon H 10 .521
t fc'nlt Lnko 7 8 .107
Portland 7 It .1180
.
Uf AiwK-Uwd l'r lo Coo 04 TIiom.)
CHICAGO, April 2G. Wot grounds
yoatordny Bpolled tho oponlng of tho
aorlos botweon PlttshurB and Chi
cago. Tho weather permitted only
one gnmo to bo plnycd In tho Nation
al Lcagiio yesterday. Tho scoros of
tho big loagueB follow:
Xatloual Ioagun
Pittsburg Chicago, wot grounds.
At Clnclnnitl: 1
st. Louis; . . . '. r
Cincinnati -
Phllndoliilila-Now York Italn.
Ilrooklyr-Hoston, wot grounds.
Ameilcan Leagii"
At Dotrolt:
Chicago 2
Detroit
At Waslilugton:
Now York
f
Waslilugton
At Philadelphia:
Hoston
Philadelphia
U St. Louis:
S
i........
Cleveland
uiovuiiiuii
8" ;;;;:;:,:
117 Aiuocl.lKl TrtMi to Cw nr TlnM.)
PORTLAND, Oro., April 25. Yes
torday was the day for tho Coast
ILuusuo teams to ehango locations
and so thero woro no games..
REPEAT OISORDERS
TitoniLi: at
Pia.NT at
wi:sTiX(Jiioi:sn
IMTI'SliriKJ
Start-, When Pickets Try to Pimeiit
jiiito iiioiisauii .'ieii tiinnic
To oik-
(117 tmrlttftl TrrM to Coca 117 Tluiw.l
PlTTRUintO, Pa., April 25, KN
rorts or pickets to provont 3,000
workmon riom entering tho plant or
tho Wostlnghouso Klectrlc nnd Mfg.
Co this morning rosultod In u disor
der 3lmllar to yesterday.
PARKS ARK LAHGi:
Thoio Owned hy Nation Coer a Dig
Teriltory
(Ilf AuHlalr4 rra to Coia !)ar TWnra.J
WASHINGTON, D. C April 25.
Tim rmirtoen national parks or tho
tinted States cover 1,005,000 acres,
or 7.200 square mlcs, as largo nearly
as New Jersey. Thoy contain ...oro
rcnturos oi conupiuuuiui bj'
than aro readily accessible in all
the world together.
WILL TAKi: CKXHUS
China to Kind Out Niiuibcr or in
habitants tnr AaaocUIJ rta to Col 0J TlmM.J
PBKIN, April 25. hClua Is pre
paring to tako a complete census.
The Minister ot tho Interior has In
augurated the work in Peking and
will extend It to various provinces
botoro tho end or 191C The cost Is
estimated at 200,000.
&mn
PRKSS
E
British Warships Bombard the
German Positions On the
Belgian Coast
IS
German Cruisers Appear Off
English Coast and Arc
Driven Away
FIRE BEFORE LEAVING
I'd a r IVi'Miiis Aio Killed at lowe-
stoft mid Several llrlllsli Vvsels
Are till In Dngngonioiit Hut
Xouo Sunk
(Or AMnrltlod I'mn lo Cn liar Tlmn
LONDON, April 2ft. An attack
on the (lerinnji positions on the Met
glnn coast by Hrltlsh warships Is
icportod In an Amsterdam dispatch.
Tho bombardment Is described n.i
one or tho heaviest lu this region
during the war.
Dig Damage Doiro
The Hrltlsh warships accompanied
by destroyers and other vessels, the
dispatch fays, yesterday bombarded
Xoohrugge nnd (Ionium butteries off
Hoyst, lllankeiibcrglio nnd Knoek
edo. Tho damiigo at Zeebruggo Is
enormous.
Airships Alif-'d AttuckH
Tho harbor and docks at Zca-
hruggo worn lilt several times nnd
soveral ships wero sunk.
Tho Ilrlt
bomns on
Isli aircraft also throw
tho Corinnii battorlos.
HOMIIAHD HNCLAXD
(itTIUIIU
Vwnelrt Appear
Drheii Away
Hut Aro
H AjikkUI4 rm . m tlaj TlroM.1
LONDON, April 25. (lormnii bat
tle cruisers appeared otf Lowestoft
about -i::io a. in. today. Tho local
naval forces engaged tho raiders as
did also Hrltlsh light crulsois.
Tho (loriiiau warships retreated lu
20 minutes. They opened flru on
tho const bororo dopartlng. Two
men, one woman and child woro
killed. Tho material damage ap
parently was small.
,, I In tho engagement two Hrltish
0 light cruisers and u destroyer woro
hit, but none woro sunk.
unrw-T ill trill
iMEET IM NEW
ASSOCIATED I'ltHSS .MK.MHKHH
CATIICIt TIIKHi: TODAY
American Newspaper Publishers'
At'huclnlloM Also Convenes for
n Session or TJit (Hi Days
(11 AoUtM I'rou lo Co. Il7 Tllnn.)
NI5W YOUIC, April 25. News
papor publlshorH and editors rrom
all over tho country aro horo to at
torn! the annual meeting or tliu As
sociated Press today and or tho
I. . .. M..I.II.I
Ainorican miwspnpor ruiiiimi "
iroehtlon, which begins a three days
votnlon tomorrow.
Toast To Wilson
lu a toast offered to President
Wilson at tlio annual mcotlng or the
Associated Pross today, Kronk H.
Noyos, or WiisliliiKton, ox-presldont
or tho organization, tendered "Our
arfectlonato sympatliy and loyal sup
port to tho mnn who by virtue- of
his great ofHco Is our spokesman to
the world and who spenka ror our
right and our honor us God glvos
hlili to bee our right and our honor."
'
iiohsk shxds army
hill to coxki:ri:nck
,,,,,
J WA8IUN0T0N. I). O., Apr.
2BiTho ,, to(lay aHB0
n npocal rulo providing tor the
Immediate sending or tho
army bill to conforonco.
NOTICH
All warrants drawn against tho
General Fund of tho City of Marsh
Hold. Coos County, Oregon, und en
dorsed by tlio City Treasurer prior
to January 1. 1010, will bo paid up
on presentation at my orflco. In
terest ceases upon all said warrants
April 28th, 1910. Dated thl3 25th
day of April, 191C
O. W. KAUFMAN
City Treasurer
M
01
DONE
I Consolidation of Time, Const
nnd Coos liny Advertiser.
SHVKXTV HOMItS .ltl3 DltOPfr.D
OX KXGLAXD
One Man Injure In the Ituld Willed
Took Place During the
Mglit
SIX HOMItS AUK
DltOPPKD AT Dl'XUIItlv
tHj At.wl.lfit rwu iu C nr Tlron.
PAHIS, April 25 Six
bombs woro dropped on Dun
kirk Hit morning. One wo
mnn was killed and three men
'wounded.
O
Df AmoiUIM I'mi to Com Itoj TIiom.
LONDON, April 2ft. Sovcnly
bombs wero dropped during Inst
night's raid on Knglnnd. One man
was Injured. Pour or flvo Zeppelins,
tho offlclnl press bureau says, tool;
part n the raid.
MOHK KUSHIAXS
Aititivi: ix KitAXci:
4
rt; A.iocl.tM rrr. la Cm, nr Tlmm,
MAItSKILLICS, April 25.
Another contingent of Itus- 4
fllau troops nrrlved hero to-
day.
laikji: ;i:hmax powdi:h plant
ItHPOHTKD HLOWN l'l
Stated In a Dispatch I'loin Saloulkl
Which Says That u Nuiiilmr
Were Killed
III A.xkI.IM Pin lo Ch II. 7 Tlmr,
' ATHKNS, April 2ft. A largo Gor
man powder factory at Deadcagath
wan blown up, Biiyn a dispatch from
Saloulkl. A number warn killed.
ACSTHIAX CITY DOlIS NOT WANT
A Hltl'AK
Xewspapors Thci'j Aro Agulnst Any
Aitlon that Will Caiiso a Sev-
eraiico of Helallous
(llr A.iucl.lf J I'i.m to Coo. Ill, TlnlM.I
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 25.
Secretary Lansing announced Into
today that dispatches to tho state
dopnrtinvnt rrom Vienna quoting
Auatro-Huugary iiewspapora on tlio
BUbinnrluo situation, Indicated tliu
opinion thoro scorned to bo against
('ormaiiy tiiKiug any action mat
would lead to a severance or diplo
matic rotations, lie added that
(iciinan newspaper comment for
warded by Ambassador Gerard wan
modorato In touo.
HHITISII KTKAMim
has hi:i:n scxk
(Ut AikkUI.! I'm lo Oxia llaf Tlm.
LONDON, April 25. Tho
Hrltlsh steamer Ross, 2.C.GG'
tons gross, libs been sunk.
I'leven momberj or tho cruw
wero savod.
IS
TO VOTE
pitf:siDi:xT has (ioxi:
PHIXCKTOX TODAY
ro
Resides CasthiK "Is llallot Will
Plant it Tree on Lincoln
Highway
(117 AkIiI-1 I'rtu lu Cmm liar TIuim I
PRINCHTON, April 25. Prosl
dent Wilson caiuo to his former
liomo horo today for tho doublo pur
poso of voting In tho presidential
prlmarlos und planting a tree on
Hid route of tlio Lincoln highway.
Ho was accompanied by Mrs. Wllt-on.
ROHHHUR Douglas rounty has
20 camlldatos who aro out for coun
ty offices, seeking nominations on
one of tho party tlckots.
ALHANY Tho total registration
in Linn county is 8,972 an Increase
of 521 over tho last primary regis
tration, tho republicans loading the
democrats almost two to one.
HOOD RIV13R Tho eel worm,
heretofore unknown It. tho Hood
Rlvor Valley, has attacked tho straw
berries and Is killing the plants
by destroying tho root flbor3.
ZEPPELINS
T
EXPLODES
E
MODERATE
ONE
OJLTY
EDITION
O'CLOCK.
Mnll
No. 232
Hostile Forces of Three Thou
sand Men Attack British
Troops at Quatia
English Airships Bombard tho
Camps and Apparently
Dislodge Enemy
REPORT WAS SURPRISE
It Wa Not. Generally Known That
Such n liiirgo Hostile Forco Wns
So Near to tho Suez Canal Wiw
Not Previously Disclosed
(llr AwioiloloJ Train lo Co-ti ll7 TltnM )
LONDON, April 25. Hlght Urlllsh
ueroplanes bombarded a hostile camp
at Quatia, Hgypt, nenr tho Suez cannl.
Tho ramp was destroyed and tho lion
tlio troops, tho aviators roporton, np
pnrontly bognn to withdraw from Hint
district.
ItltC Koi-co Tht'ro
An official statomont yostoniay
said hostile Torces 3000 strong, had
nttneked tho Hrltlsh at Quatia and
500 men uindo nu attack near Duel
dm. Tho proBonco near tho Suez ca
nnl of hostile rorcos In such largo
numbers was not disclosed previously.
Quatia is 25 miles from tho canal.
SyilADHOX OK GKH.MAX AlllMKN
nilOPPING UOMIIH
I'lylng Over ICiitrenrlied Camp of tho
tho l'nteiito Allies Coining Kroni
All Dhectlons
(117 A...H-UUJ pm lo Con l.7 Tlmwi.
PAUI8, April ,25. A squadron of
Gorman ueroplanes delivered another
ulliirlt on tho entrenched en mi) of
0 .;utonto Allies at Saloulkl. The
airmen are Hying over tho camp rrom
all directions and dropping bombs at -various
pouts.
RARD EIGRT IS ON
IIOTII
St DICS MAKi; A'lTACKS
AROUND VKHDC.V
('oriiiiins Itcpcnteilly Assault l)eUl-
man's Hill Hut Kiench Claim
They Do Not Gain
(1)7 AuikWoI I'rvaa to Voui liar tlmaa.1
LONDON, April 25. The Ger.
h inuiiH after heavily bombarding the
position, mudo throo ducccsulvo no
saulta last night lu ' the region ot
Headman's Hill, Paris reported to
day. Tho frlflt two asuaults fallod com
pletoly and tho third attack al
though assisted by the usu of guni
broke down.
(.eriiiaii Statement
Ilorlln unununcod honvy righting in
progress ror tho positions near Dead
man's Hill. It says tho Fronch ad
vanced lu waves against tho Gorman
tioiuhos but wero ropulsed.
U.PK( T TO IIHAR FROM AM HAS
SADOK (HCRARD TODAY
Reported That Strong Pollltcal la.
Hiiciito In Germany Is Against u
RupHiio '
1 117 Auuclitftl Crua tn Oioa liar TlmM.1
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 25,-
A report Iroin Ambassador Gorard at
Ilorlln outlining tho results of h)a
eonferiinco yesterday with Chancellor
von Huthmanii-IIollweg ovor the
American note is expected at the
statu department today.
Gorard la understood to have re
ported aleady that stong political lu
ll iioncoa aro at work In Gormauy to
provont a rupture.
I AMONG THE SICK t
Mrs. J. P. Moloney, of Way City,
who has boen so seriously 111 at Merey
Hospital, In North Rend. la reported
as bolngsomo better this monUng.
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