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ON U. S. NOTE
If Germany Plans to Outlaw Accept
ctl Rules of Nations, Diplomatic
Rupture Second Note Brief and
Firm, to Be Sent End of Week
Bernstorff to See President.
WASHINGTON', Jinm 1. After
morn limn two limit-' illHonHnlon by
President Wilson mid the cabinet over
(lio international problems with ro
port to (Irnunny nml Mexico con
fronting tho ITnltrtrKtittcH. propnrn
tinti of u second nolo to tlemuiny wan
begun nml a warning to tho factions
ill Mexico WIIH completed,
Nil mitinuiiccnicut wiih made fiir
thcr than that tlu president's Mate
iiiciit warning tin Mexican trailers to
improve conditions would ho made
puliliu tomorrow. The cabinet was
especially recurved oVer what lutil
been Haiti nlioiit (Icnnuny's reply to
the I.tiNltmilu nolo. It wan generally
understood Unit uliilo.no final con
clusion wna reaelieil, the president
listened to n varied expression of
vIiiwh mid Hint tltc government's
rounto would lie Hliapi'd by tonight r
tomorrow at tin; White House, where
the final decision on foreign policies
inlit rent during tho adjournment of
congress.
OullaW 'fort Ira OppoM-0
The prevailing belief after the cab
inet meeting was that n note, prob
nlily very brier, would be. dispute'!
to Oennauy, asking uhcthcr tho itn-iK-rinl
government intends by its hiim
ver to ditregiird ruiidatuentul princi
ple of international law. If (Scr
tunny's iiiwwer indicates mi unwilling
ness to rerngniro what hitherto wan
regarded itutcrinlly n accepted
principles of International law, bused
on etiNtouiM mid laws of humanity,
the United Slates probably will sovor
diplomntic relations with Germany.
That view found expression in ipiar
tcrs eloHii to the White limine and wan
looked iimiii iih the ino-t plausible
trend of the Aiuerlemi go eminent'
policy.
gulM.IIng IHM-anletl
Nlieu fount llcrnstorff, the fler
luaii ambassador, eos President Wil
Mm tomorrow, unless the brings
Home new promsul differing from the
reply signed llorr von Jugnw, tho
(lenumi foreign minister, It was be
lieved today in well-informed tpiar
tern that his vWH will not affeet the
ehaiaeter of the tiew American note,
although the president' pTiTimal
ii-wH, it wns thought, would be im
jireMNed upon tho iiinbaHHador mid
illicit have Nome intlueiiee in lleiliu
on the reeeptlou of the forthcoiuiiir
eomuiiiiilcation,
WASIIINdTOK, Junv 1. I'lesi
dent Wilson (old cullers today he did
not feel it would be wio for him to
diseunH (lermanyV reply to the
American nolo until alter ho luid
coiiMillcd hi eablnut and htudied
further tho impel Innt ipientioim in
volved. The president Hald the American
rejoinder would not be many days
delayed, lie xpnko of havinu' Html
(Continued on I'ngo Two)
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LONDON, Juno 1, o:02 p. m.
-Tho Zeiineliu raid on the
t inelropolltmi area last night hurt
brouglit 11 recrudescence of the
nuti-Uciumu dcmoimtrutionN of
the mob.
!" Tho fceliii' iikuIiihI flennmm
' Ik neute. ('rowds liuvo uthickcd
W (lenimn shops mid special con-
KtublcH have hud to be nailed out
to deal with tho people,
It Tim rlotcm lmv iulled down
t tho barrlcaderi from show which
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ITALIAN FORCES
NEAR ROVERETO
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Heights of Zagua, Key to Austrian
Defenses of City, Occupied Rain
Halts Move Toward Trieste
Steady Qalns on Entire Frontier
Reported Artillery Duels,
LONDON, .Iiiiio I. -The Au-trimi
city of Kowtreto, uIiomi elaborate de
feline me relied upon to check the
ItnltmiK from pindiiiw up tho AiIIkc
river valley mid beMiejiuK Trent, in
now threatened by the liivmlcrri. Ito
vercto HeH thirteen iiiIIch hoiitb of
Trent, capture of which U one of Hie
Krent objeetlveH of Italy, An oflieinl
htntement fnnn Home miya tho 1 1 n I -imiN
have oeeuiiind the important
height of .UKiia, which iloiiiinatcn Ho.
vereto. The hcii'iU licit about nix
miloM houth of Itovereto.
The other important Italian move
neniHK the eastern bonier, which Iiiim
the eapturv of 'Priest iih IIm nppttn-iit
objective, linn hern cheeked by mi
favorable weather conditions.
ItOMM, May HI, via I'nr'iK, June I,
1 1 :0."i u. in. The official htatrtneut
of oHnitioim of the Italian military
force wit inKited tonight by (lenernl
Cndonia, chief of the general staff:
"The advance of our troopit beyond
the Tyrol-Trentino fnuitier conliniieH
mid we have occupied the important
heiuht of Zuinia, uhoiit four iuile
north of Ala, which dominiitct Ito
vereto, Uniii tliiM height the Aus
trian Mtiuo time nh'o ordered n fort
rorix built.
Artillery .Utlv
"Our viKufoiM nrtilhry action iion'
llie plateau hcinc followed up, tho tiro
of the Austrian fort Itilcvodoie dim
jnihlicd in iuteiisity mid our infantry
in Milidly established iiioii the field.
"Our front advancing in Vol Kit
mto ha arrived within five miles of
Itorxo and is- Hiiported stroiiRlv'on
two hlopew of the valley. The moun
tain of llclleveilcrc, which dominates
Fiera di I'rimirir, in tho Cisinou val
ley, U also in our limuN.
"A battalion. mid a half of Auh
ttimirt with machine units attacked our
Alpine troops in u defile of Monte
t'roro, on the Cnmia frontier, Mnv JIO.
The Alpine troops repulsed fixe spir
ited attacks delivered one nfter the
other, nfter which they took the of
fensive In a violent rain mid thick
foe, puttiiiK their tissailanls to lliuht.
Our losses wen lijiht. The rain eon
tinucs on the r'niili frontier mid tho
water courses an swollen, hut mil
troops advance in sere lie confidence
to overcome their difficulty."
TRENCH LOST TO
ALLIES RETAKEN
HKKLIN, Juno 1, via Loudon, OiO.'i
p. 111. Tho war office pno out the'
following statement teday:
, "The French yesterday nttemptcil
to break tliroiiKh further. An attack
on it front of two and ono-hnlf kilo
meters (a'bout 0110 mid one-half
miles) directed our positions between
tho tjouchcjE-ltcthuno road, mid the
Ilmok t Carcney broke down under
our fire, with heavy losses to tho en
emy, The only point u twluoh Iiand-
to-hntid flighting developed waa west
of houchCK.
"In tho forest of Lo l'etro we huo
eeeded in rccaplminj,' the greater part
of our lost trenches. Hero tho enemy
buffered considerable1 losserf,
"A niunitioiiH deM)t of tho enemy,
situated nl u point north of Kaiuto
M'euiiould, mid northeast of Verdun,
was blown up.
"An 11 reprisal for the bombardment
of the town of LudwlKHhnvcii wo
threw numerous bombs lust iiiciit on
wharves and docks of London. Mn
cmy airmen last night luimhaided ()
tend, dumiijliiK moiuo hoiuetf without
causing any oilier injury.
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LUSITANIA IMIOTOOKAIMIS. At the riRhJ, tho heroine of the disaster, Mis Kathleen Knc, aged 10, who
helK'd pull n number of drowning passengers fnm tho water, nml who took her plnec at the oarft when n
number of the lifeboats crew eolUped. At the left, Enicst Cow per, n Canndian ncwspaer lrnnand KHen
Smith, tho baby bo biued. Khc; is the only MinivoV of ulltlib family. Itclow, holdiers filling up one" of the LTj;
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VOTES. 10
AND SEA WES
TOKiO,.Iune 1. The RovernnientV
loliey of military development win
approved by the hmiso today in mi
exciting sesulon. lty a vote of Ull'i to
l.'ll the bouse adopted the provision
for mi fncrcnHc in the staudini; uriiiy
of Japan of two divisions, or about
'J 1,000 men. It then approved the en
tire budget, including tho naval pro
gram, which provided for construc
tion of three sulmiuiincs and eight
vn'l" boat dentroyera.
The victory of tho government wiia
emphatie. Theie via no such strong
opposition us appeared in tho prev
ious diet, which was dissolved by tho
emperor for rojecting the euhiuet'n
military program. Speeches of gov
ernment mid opposition lenders show
ed that parties favored some form of
military development. M, Imikai,
leader of the Kokumiuto party, or tho
nationalists, opposed tho budget on
the grounds that the increases to the
a nay mid navy which nro contemplat
ed, were insufficient.
SM.nkerti on behalf of the Seiyuki,
or liberals, based their opposition on
similar grounds,
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robber outerod tho otdco. ot tho Cltt
torn SavliJRN nml Loan Soctoty nt
noon today, backed the bookkoopor
doorgu F. I'renton, Into u rear room
and evcupttl with $500, Tho robber
carried two revolvers which ho point
ed at Trenton who wai alono In tho
offlccj ocatt 011 tho utreot floor of
the lurHOHt office building In tho
city,
A noon m he obtained the money
the robberl Imckwd Ih(q tho atront
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TEUTONS
FORCED
BACK IK ARRAS
I'AHIS, June 1, 2:40 p. in. The
French war office this afternoon gnvo
out a report on the progress of hos
tilities which reads:
"Violent fighting tookplnco Inst
night in tho region to tho north of
Arras.
"To the east of the rond from Aix
Nouletto to Soueher. we made our way
into n grove, mid here thoro'Voveolpcd
a hand-to-hand fight, in which we had
the advantage.
"On the plateau to the cast of
Notro Dnmo de Lorctto wo took pos
session of 11 Germau work.
"A very violent fight developed
around the sugar mill at Souehez, in
tho course of which wo took about
hixty prisoner.
"In tho Vo-ges, near Foutcinelle,
north of St. Die, during the night of
May 30-31, a (lennan attack in which
two companies participated was re
pulsed by us viith heavy losses for
tho enemy."
LI
OF
WASHINGTON, Juno L In tho
iirst decision under tho 1010 amend-
pient to tho federal employer habil-
... 11.,..
y law, uio Kuprenio couri louay neui
that an iidniinistrator is permitted to
recover bo(h for pecuniary loss to any
employers' estate and for tho pain
mid suffering endured by tho de
ceased. SPECIAL SESSION C0NQRESS
IN 0CT0IER DISCUSSED
WASHINGTON, Juno 1,-Scnator
ICcin, tho ileoiocrullo Hour leader,
toduv iliseusned un elru scAslun of
jcoUKrcmt In October with 'ieidit
FREE
A
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PAIN
DECEASED
Ihtt.WllkoM, The incident aId aller
wanl that tho pmiwual whk ud'r
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TURKEY FAVORS
PEACE; UNDERSEA
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TERRORIZES
ATHENS, Juno 1, via London,
11:30 n. in. Lntcst advices reaching
hero from Constantinople arc thftt the
battlo cniiser Sultan Selim, formerly
tho fioeben, has virtually been dis
mantled. HeportH nt the Dardanelles are de
scribed us having cast n, gloom over
the capital, where opinion is for op
ening the .straits and negotiating for
peace.
Daring tho recent Hriti-h subma
rine mid in tho Sen of Marmora and
off Constantinople there was a condi
tion o panic in the city. Tho people
shouted that tho Hussions were com
ing nnd vessels were hastily with
drawn to tho far end of tho Golden
Horn. Troops on bonul transports
were also embarked nnd somo guns
were fired nt tho suhmnrines. Ital
ians nnd Greeks continue to arrive at
Dcdcngiitch by rail. They report that
Constantinople was sobered by this
mid. One of the results was tho dis
patch of all the troops available to
tho Dardanelles. Tlbit Hey had tho
Armenian patriarch brought before
him. He remonstrated nt tho behav
ior of tho Armenians and warned tho
patriarch that conditions must im
prove. ADRIATIC PORTS
KOMK, Juno 1, via Paris, (5:35 p.
m. Aiistiiuu aeroplanes have flown
to Hari and Ilriiidisi, seapoits on tho
Adriutie, in southern Italy. They
throw bombs which killed ouu erou
and wounded two olheis.
Thin Infomuition wan conveyed in
mi official ntHteiiicnt which icwds:
"Two aeroplanes of Ike enemy have
united ttitWHciu coi4(, Ohm new
over Huri and tho other over Jlrlmlil
and dwwA boMib. At JtaH h boy
IS )era old wm lilktl a 14 at HrMi
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AUSTRIANS
RAID
WILSMNOTE TO
MEXKMEFS
DUE TOMORROW
President Delays Issuance Uw U. .
Forts on Benier to Distribute Food
to Famine and War Tern Papula
tion Carranza Promises Corn and
Food for All Southern Districts.
WASHINGTON, June 1. Presi
dent UHIson announced today that h;
probably will defer making public bis
htntement on Mexican affairs until
tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, June 1. Prcsi
dent Wilson wilt confer with Miss
Mabel Hoard in a 11 of the American Red
Cross tomorrow on n Red Cro plan
to utilize Mexican border army posts
s dcK)ts for the collection of distn
bution of food to starving Mexicans.
Tho president will confer later with
Secretary Garrison on the subject.
Reports to the Red Cross and tho
state department indicate that in the
presence of famine, foodstuffs nro
being shipped out of MJexico to the
United States, Cuba and elsewhere,
and that in the United States they arc
being sold, cheaper than ever, over
tho Mexican line.
As an experiment, Red Cross food
supplies will bo scot to American con
suls, who will form responsible local
committees to distribute tbcm'Th
dispatch of two carloads of supplies
to Monterey will test this tncth'o'JT
Wlthycombe Actlre
Governor Withycombo ot Oregon
has advised the Red Cross ho will ap
peal for aid, nnd otlier governors are
expected to reply to the Red Cross
nppeal quickly.
The Carranza agency aanowneed
receipt of tho following cablegram
from Vera Cnu:
"Cnrranra, through the secretary
of war nnd marine, has instructed all
nuUiurities in the territory .controlled
by the constitutionalists that they
would be supplied cereals nnd pro vis -
iorj whenever it was necessary for
too eopc to Imvo them. Six thousand
tons of com were today purchased by
the government. Tho governor of
Qucretaro wired the first chief that
bis state has sufficient supplies to
feed all southern art of Mexico un
til tho next crop. Tho governor of
Guanajuato wires they havo a big
excess that can bo used to supply
cithor localities in the country. Tho
food situation in Mexico City is piti
ublo and Carnwmi is collecting sup
plies to meet tho situation when tho
constitutionalists enter the city.
MrJliTRElS
SAN DIEGO, Cal., Juno 1. Rid
dled with homes front a hail of steel
jacketed bullets that struck it last
night while off tho Mexican coast, tho
American fishing launch America en
tered port today. Captain F. 11.
Silvn, Jr., with Mauuel Silvn and
Manuel Fernandez us crew, said thoir
clothing was full of bullet holes nnd
the hull of their bout honoyeombed.
They cleured in regular manner
yestenlay from tho Knsenndu cus
toms bouso nnd out into tho "Holc-in-
thoiWull" at Puntti Bandii bay,
twelve miles southeast of F.uscnudn,
to rest and await tho coming of tho
launch Rex Main that was to accom
pany on a fishing trip.
Ah her anchor dropped bullets came
from mubusoado on shore. Under
firo tho crow took tho 'wheel and
steered for tho open ken.
Tho America's crew sny they be
lieve u rebel band attacked them, but
officers of tho Independent Fisheries
company hero say tho attacking party
probably was a bund of Kusenad'ii
sohlierw, posted on the coast lo watch
for parties who might attempt an
illicit landing of Cbbitwe from steam
ers. Another boat fir hmh wan tlw
auxiliary wbowwr Km, (bat arrive
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ZEPPEUMS RAID
NIL. CITY SLEEPS.
World Metropolis Unperturbed
Ninety Bombs Dropped, Few Poo
Ble Killed Teutonic DfrkjIMes
Harrass Suburbs Censer Curb on
Publication of News.
LONDON
DAMAGE
WNDON, June 1, 1:0.1 p. m.
Ninety bombs wore dropficd in tko
raid on Iondon Inst night by Zeppe
lin airships.
Four person? were killed'and n few
were injured.
No public WldiflffK were damaged,
This informattetTi'waH given, out of
ficially today. y
LONDON, Juae.1, .1250 p. in.
Zeppelin ainJipx', " lone expected,
renched London fst night, but tho
several million inhabitant of the
metropolis nlcpt peacefully, and all
they knew this morning are tho brief
facts in the admiralty announcement,
which reports that the raiderniicw
over certain outlying sections of the
city. -
FItcm In Wke
Tho official announcement makes
mention also of numerous fires which
may or may not have been connected
with the raid.
None of the evening newspaper
have yet published any information or
further details to supplement the bare
announcement from the admiralty.
Tho ordinary life and busiaesH of
London is being carried or as utM,l,
escet one sees small gronps diaauM
ing with intense curiosity a crop of
wild rumors. So far as the pW4
here has been allowed to know, a Wi -prevails
m tksvnris frenfR'TIJiWr- 7
ing is still preceeMg- alenjr Um iirr
San, in tho vicinity of Fraemysl. Vi
enna says nothing either m confir
mation or denial of the reported
Russian success at this point.
An official announcement from
Nish indicates the resumption of ac
tivebostilities against Austria-Hungary,
which bad been suspended dur
ing the Italy-Austrian negotiations.
Ilalkaa Fewest
The near east apparently again is
in a ferment with n Iiulgar-RumanMH
entente reported as among the prob
abilities of the near future, and Cob- .
stantinoplo is said to bo exeited over
the recent British submarine raid,--:
and the dismanning of the cruiser
Sultan Selim, formerly the Goeben.
According to n dispatch received
here from Athens, there is a party in
tho Turkish capital which is demand
ing tho opening of the straits and
immediate peace overtures.
The statement of tho authorities
reads:
"In exemplification of the dispateh
which appeared in the par of thi
morning in regard to last night's
Zeppelin raid in tho metropolitan area
now available for publication. Late
last night bombs, mostly of an incen
diary character, were dropped from
(Continued on Pae 2.)
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CHICAGO COPS AND
BURGLAR RING CHARGE
CHICAGO, June 1. Hearing
ot evidence In tho BO-calbd po
lice graft cao was began In
Jurigo Dover's brunch of the
criminal court today.
James O'dea Stores, former
captain at the Maxwell street
station, and Michael Klabaum
and Frederick Rotner, former
deputy under him, are olfogod
to have protected members f a
ring of burglars on a pewtataga
buds of the loot.
Stephen A, Malsto, assistant
stafo'M attorney, in his aJ
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