FIGHTING FURIOUS
INWESTERN BATTLE
The French Forces Penetrate
German Trenches.
A DUEL OF BIG GUNS
Berlin Reports That An Allied Force
That Attempted To Break Through
the Line Was
Destroyed.
German
London. The
about Arras and
Against the
French made a
they crossed the Fecht
pccupied with their
the outskirts of Metzeral.
ners, according to the Fren
communique, have now brought
their fire the German communications
between Metzeral and Munster, the
Germans’ base, and the position of the
Kalser's forces at this point is
to be extremely critical.
An entire attacking force
troops was destroyed by the Germans
north of the LaBassee Canal, accord-
ing to the Berlin official statement,
which admits that the French, on the
sector between Souchs and Ecurie
succeeded in ating the advance
German trenclies at several points
Further admission is made by Berlin
that the surrendered a
tion of trenches to the porth
lorette heights. This sacrifice,
German report states,
with their plans.
The Berlin statement
French losses on this front
equal to those suffered by the Allies
in the Champagne district, where, a«
cording to Berlin, the French percent
age of casualties ran exceedingly
greal French drive
in Alsace
Rhine
fresh
continues
positions the
advance when
in Alsace and
advance guards
French gun
Ih midnight
under
reported
of French
penetr
Germans
of
was in accord
the
been
that
have
8
add
London I'he following reg
Sir John French,
of the British forces on the
was given
‘The fighting
southern portions of ou:
tinued throughout June
tion with the attack
Arras
‘East of Yy
line
main
ter-attacks,
heavy
however
enemy's second-line
“Fast of Fest
& further attack we
vance and,
dead Germans
by
fective’
commands
oul nere
in the
front
16. in co-opera
a of © ally
res all
which
in spite of ty
were
trenches
in our hands
which
logs to the
unable to 1
trench
ubert, ag a result
made
the
OQ
ad
of
slight
judging by number
trenches entered
fire ef
n tne
us, tillery Was very
MILLIONS NOW POURING
Treasury Officials Expect Big Su
For Fiscal Year
Washington. The
in the United States
three weeks 280 reas
of $10,000,600
000, and Treas
cipate big surplu
fiscal year
Collections
poration axes
the Treasury at
600000 =a
Thursday
which $£831.000
and corporation taxes
of June the expenditures wers
ing the the
000,000 per month. and
has turned and more
into the Treasury than
pended for the first
European war started
rplus
Working baiance
Treasury, which
hed the low mark
$24,000,
now ant
leaped
official
by the ¢
has
ury a
a
th
now
INCOM
{ron
ars pour i
nearly $1
total receipts
£$4.000.000, of
the ome
lefore tl
ng
rate of
the
day The
were over
was from in
ine 5
exceed
$10
tide
at of
the
iS coming
receipts rate
GOW
money
being
is ex
time ince the
WAR UPSET WATERLOO PLANS.
Been Made
Memorial
Battlefield Was To Have
Perpetual
Lees than a year ago
afoot
London
arations were
brate the
Waterloo
field and
memorial,
the battle
mans, is
prep
in England to cele
centenary of the Hattle
by purchasing the famous
dedicating
but the
field
passing almost unobserved
The only recognition of the centenary
were the presentation by the Duke of
Wellington to King e at VW
Castle, of a miniature
and a celebration at Wellington Col
lege, erected by public subscription in
honor of the iron Duke
of
anniversary with
Georg
Colonel's Daughter Made Prisoner
Battle In Galicia,
Berlin, via London --Among
prisoners taken by General Von Mack
ensen’s army during the fighting in
Galicia is the daughter of a Hussian
colonel She wae dressed in the uni
form of a one-year volunteer and has
been fighting in the ranke
SCHWAB TO INCREASE OUTPUT.
Orders Erection Of Ancther
Loading Plant At Bethichem.
South Bethlehem, Pa. COC. M. Schwab
announced that he had jssued orders
for the erection of another shellload
ing plant at a cost of $60,000. The de.
mand for shrapnel shells from England
is so preseing that Mr. Schwab found
it pecessary to put up the third plant
of this kind.
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U. 3. PRESSURE
Chazaro's Defiant Reply to
President Wilson.
LOOKS ON NOTE AS ADVICE
To Statement That
Not Claim Right To Settle
Mexico's Affairs—Ready For
Points America
Does
Fusion Movement,
Washington
nent was nots
Fi
of
a
ancisco lagos Chazaro,
the
pres!
Vilia-Zapata onvent
a fexico
Ww
the
son's red
Mexican
difference wuld
threat
warn!
DE
the
signify
the
Mexican
idea
d
eral
Heute
i
i
i
i
i
struggle
est good
Questions Wilson's Stand
r deel
eal cw
te as made
“The
not
Lent BAYS
Convention
gee. does not wish
substance of the declarat
Faxe
His ellency, President Wil
thing more than an ads
Coming
Mexicans
within a
tha
ie
that
differences
we
ent of
itself
rover
will find con
decide t
to bring
™m
gtrained to ar
t shall use it about
nlion: nt annot
tand how President W
i in the
does
BOVE me
Hlson prey
States
right
nd more
chief
to settle the
Rny
ICO, § he same
Am
Ind
lianapolis
ERine an
following
LAF
made at
deciaration
belor
categorical
‘1 ama proud to » POW Sr
that count
will en
ful nation which
Mexico
the
nent
which we
manage
JOY If I
to di
of nu
keen
in
libes
affairs
oy HAIN
of its we eon
strong I should ashamed
the weak in
My pri
#
girength roe
ani
the
consists
and
with
measure 5
de in
ing not op
prose
my
ing it
another people
TROUBLED OVER OPENED MAIL
Washington May Refer Swedish Min.
ister To Britain,
United States officials
plexing prob
the
Washington
ronted with a per
with
Minister
New
conf
in connection
the Swedish
ate mail from
ile
are
lem
here
York
priv
passing through Eng
land
As the mails were alleged to have
i
SEHR,
have been raised which made
doubtful to many officials whether the
States could do more than
it seem
for comeideration.
HOLD 1,610,000 PRISONERS,
Teuton Allies.
Berlin, via London.--The prisoners |
taken by the German and Austro-Hun
garian armies up to June 14 totaled 1.
610.000, according to the Bavarian
Staats Zeitung. The newspaper says
thie total is divided as follows:
gians, 1,240,000; French, 256,000; Eng:
lish, 24,000; Belgian, 41.000, and
Serbian, 50,000,
NEW PEACE LEAGUE |
of Nations.
‘Would Bind Powers Entering It To
Strike As Unit Against Any Sin.
gle Nation That Makes
War On Another,
Within histor
pendence fall ursdey the
vOraary of of Bunker
Liiere WAR
i whose oblect
a league
lw A preventing War
to lessen the possibilities
The name adopts
Preside
ferent
icague
ne the adog t
obie
Te Cent
embodied the
fore Py
{ the
expressed he hone
histor buliding
wt sha AERID
Force Factor in Peace
‘
The report
adopted, is follows
Throughout 5 060
fiers
An
YOATrs
DE ROE and
lished has been kept, an
|been w dened ir
viduals
Suppress
One wih
mbined
3 $
ence £1 ne
Haye 0 heir
vio local
Communi
n tk
munity
ated to
io
fies hHAYye OO
manta agihoritialive
if
and preserve peace within
tes have formed leagues
confederations or have otherwise co
ated to establish
Ie ARCH
Always
kept,
the =u
peace has
when made and kept
perior of
bers acting in unity for
common good
Mindful of this ni
believe and solemis
has
working un
nations to establish
es and to g
and available
mand, to the
i be ved, and
power #1
the
teachi of exper
urge
and
©, We
the time come fo devis
on of
peace among them
iarantee it by all known
at their
lization
progress
i sels
sanctions com
end that aay
COnser the of
i »
imankind in comfort enlightenment
fand happiness may continue
i
Mode Of Procedure Provided
be
to
binding
ing
questions arising
refore
the 1}
of
ie to
fe
olin
the
believe it to
States
nations by
| signator the follow
| “1 All justifiable
between the
We, the
:
i sirable for
[a league
nited
RIENALOTY DOWers not sed
ahall, subject to the
be
fol
the
jurisdic
itled by negotiation
limitation
a judicial
judgment
lupon any
{the guestion
e All other
the
18 of treaties,
hearing and
its
tion
tribunal
both meg
i DON
BEUe BE tO iis of
he
tied
ny io a
tion hearing,
recommendation
The signatory powers shall
use forthwith both their
and military forces against
tany one of their number that goes to
war or commits acts of hostility
tagainat another of the signatories be
{ fore any question arizing shall be sub.
[mitted as provided in the foregoing
i “4. Conferences between the signa
| tory powers shall be held from time to
time to formulate and codify rules of
international law, whieh, unless some
glgnatory shall signify its dissent with.
in a stated period, shall thereafter gov.
ern in the decisions of the judicial
{tribunal mentioned in Article 1.”
questions ari
and not
subm
for
tween
{by negotiations
{council of
consideration and
fit
it
shall be
concilia
vin
: 3
{ jointly
| economic
HERGE BATTLE IN
INFERND VALLEY
at 7,000 Feet.
Italians Surprised At the New Mili
tary Methods Of the Teutons.
Guarded By
Mines and Batteries.
Trenches
i
Rome, Italy Italian
reat v
Lroope AY
eke
Gorizia
ALIA
ing with IO!
Austrian
iSLrians
height
from invis
posilions at
are defending the
Vode
ible
to
it
Purpose
town from
of to the west
extend
ora, to
and rene hes
Mont
wo
ng
from Podgor
nzo Valley appear that
prevent
iid
\Usirianse {o
with ihe
left flank
this fron
lows rd Trieste
(ig on Uf
trenches on
ied with steel armor and
d pas
from
ected with under-groun RUE ES
The
cover
men are al { lire inde
Ang a Kame Lime iney
d by the hills
hind t
Italian
Austrian
Hem
my
CLONE +
Iv defens in the
where Lh weet troops ha
excent
apparently
movement It is
A
Hough!
Usira ai invasion at
point with ides of compelling
allan mien
defense
Fighting
and ofter
I'v} Ore
2 ol
by
prote
batteries
40 KILLED BY ZEPPELINS
in Two Raide On
Building Big
Aeroplanes
injured
England-Britain
‘ German
Lrmdor ret
the r
ortheas!
ie fires
were 8°
by
*
ried by
hey
Sor
ectilex, but
the pro
morni had been
!
:
:
i
The follow offi statement
garding the
Furth
nk a re
iesued
w
ith
northeg
aid
nquis
onnect
the
Rs
ies sho that
On w
io Coast
‘uesda ht amount fo 16
40 niu
It i=
he
airship raid
¥ nis
red
now
possibile to stale more ex
from an
of
June
vas
suaities result
on another
night
there
® ing
portion
€
if on Lhe of
number of deaths
en
children
of more or
The
13
nere
ali civilians
and € There
CHARS
women
miso 40
injuries
“The were
fires n drapery
yard and a
principal
a lumber
terrace of small houses”
ETeal carry
of manu
LOVE]
German aeroplanes of
capac
facture fo
according
the House
This statement was made in reply
o the suggestion by a member of the
| House that machines of thie character
were needed adequately deal ith
raiding Jeppelins
iy are in process
British
announcement
Commons
the
{io made
5a #4
“i
of
fo w
COOPERATING IN ADRIATIC,
Ficet Aiding Anglo-French
Warships,
Paris The Ministry of Marine
out an announcement reading
“fhe Anglo-French naval forces in
the Mediterranean are new cooperat
ing with the Italian fleet, whose parti
cipation makes poseible a more of
fective patrol of the Adriatic,
“Warships of the Allies also are
actively engaged in finding and de
gtroying oil depots from which the
enemy's submarines have been re
plenishing thelr supplies”
italian
EAYe
ne 8 - NET) fant
nO
bicycle,
J ni for es mons
above faetory cowl,
OWE Bare
BROCONRD
out pw
Bre we penll ti
wih order Bb
NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES
Malis, Tooke or Giase wiii not let the sir out.
A hundred thousand pairs sold Jsst year.
DESCRIPTION; [l* 1 #1) vies. Tt
is lvely snd eusy
Hiding, very durable and lined inside with
Bepecial quality of rubber, which never be.
Comes porous and which closes up small
Punclures without allowing air to escape
BO more than an ordinary tire. the puncta
The regulor wetall price of fhese
Siren dn 330.00 per parle, but bu nts
You a sample pair Jor baw (cash
re
prepared fabric on the tread
tres is
are making a special factory price to the ride
$4.5 per pair
received We will aliip ¢
Bot need Lo pay a cent
We will allow « cash discount of 5
Fou mend FULL CASH WITH ORDE
sending us su;
Raat ry on cram inet it
8 pair of those tires. you wi
$0.0 oun
i Our order. We want
F YOU NEED TIRE
ried abu ve
bo of NO ang 7 WA ire
a
of tires frou ha on one -
rnple 1 ateul Model
us Our Hider Avent &EVer whore sre
ud particulars and epecial offer of ores,
Oye
E. swwitlhundd a cent depot tn
ois wish
U the bie
vl Bae crud vie cenit,
We furnish the highest rude bieyeios IL is
ponailsle 0 make at one small profit above
» 826 middiemen’s profits by buy~
y kos
Y a8 bleycle or a pair of tires from anyone at
when you receive our bheautife! rats
Jog ue sad Body Gur Epert soles a
file yenr. We anli the higher! gun”
Riser fartory, VE are se liviied with #1 08 py
DEALERS, you can well our eyes cust jos
Omiere fling the day Peew! ved
ao ne regulary Bande seoond band Vicydies
trade by our Culoago relail stores, Those we pier
Desoriptive batgain iets eon ied fre
he, imported rotior chelne aid pededs, pots regu rs
of all kinds al bolf Lhe reguior relei! prices,
——
A SAMPLE PAIR
TO INTRODUOE, ONLY
Notice the thick rubber tresd
A” and puncture strips''B"’
and “D' glso rim strip “MH”
to prevent rim cutting. This
tire will outisst any other
make -GOFYT, ELASTIC and
EASY RIDING.
of only
You do
r) if
seroent,. You run no risk io
EXDETIBE if for sy reason they » OL
ae ie me safe oa dn a beak. If wrder
better last onger and ook Seer
be 00 well plement 1 at whith you want
Ber
of Hed grivom,
introdue
1 er Dros ABE Goat ii makes asd
ali) you send for & palr
DO ROT THINK OF BUYING & bicyee or a pair
a as The new al wonteriui of ers we are msling.
DOINGS AT THE
STATE CAPITAL
| Governor O'K.'s Move For Probing Of
increase——Probation Officers
Benefited
& means for
regulation of
profit. organized
of for
and
reservation
wild life ic
ove hreeding of
ERIme
ng
te;
ond-class
rent bill
sescssed and all ap
propristio: December
the eneuing fiscal years beg
hanging pay
rent and regulating co
quent zocou
Hous } amend! we
tRxXat and
iii De
made
wa "RO
prior
io
EB
ix a
pericie of
waler
’
Geir nis
Home Celebration.
in
Governor
Brun
the
ibaugh the con
Oo tedic
which
Governos WAS
tral figure in ation of the new
Buil
gdon’s
of
casions. The
parade in
nddre
The Gov
guests at
ding WARS One
greatest
| Federal
Huntin Oi
consisted of a
lon 8 Prograio
ith &t the building
ernor and his staff had been
J the
line
The
ent
| ceretponics
and of of saROE
a
i = mys ie
forenoon
of parade
dedication
often
during
The
decorated
isin College
un
conTmencement
ae fully
not
COMPrising ta
lithe upon
CERES
the roetrom
duced by T
of the Penn
Reformatory
address of the
Thited States
A. M. Dock
nastier Gen
behalf of the
given by
ered] at ong
Huntingdon, were in
Patton, supe
uperintendent
|
syvivania Indus
ts
PAE
ial
The presentation
building on behalf of the
Government wag made by
ery, Third Assistant Post:
{ eral The accepiance on
| people of Huntingdon
Thomas Fisher Bailey
Governor Brumbaugh gave a charac
teristically strong address in the form
ol Talk To His Home Folke” He
referred to the occasion as one of dou
ble importance becatise
to Huntingdon a high
of the Feder! Government
Governor of the Stale. He
ed upon his theme, which was an ae
count of how the postoflice service |!
WAR
representative
and
C
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Drop wus for full
it was
al the
y .
I WHE
Larne
npdon
raging
yet an Indian
more recent
was connected
mail
thers store
f $40 per
untill the
period when he himself
with
from
postal service
klesburg
ific
the carrying
far to his fa
ent O
mun salary
Expect Cut On Appropriations.
Harrisburg Governor
practically finished work
eral appropriation bill and
in eamest the hills
Brumbaugh
on the gen
1 began work
Carrying the
education
al institutions and other charities. He
announced action on but five measures.
spending the day on the financial probd-
ems appropriations, and
having Chairman James F. Woodward,
of the Appropriations Commit.
tee, and Bromiley Wharton, secretary
of the State Board of Public Charities,
with him. Just what conclusion the
Governor has reached regarding appro
priatione, he has not indicated, but
i1 is generally believed, because of the
inquiries made of depart.
the general bill un
cutting
On
attending
House
searching
rent
derwent
chiefs. that
some lively
Refuge Rate Hearing On Railroads.
The Public Service
Commission bas refused to grant a
hearing on the rates of the Pennsyl
vania and Reading Raillroads for comm
mutation and suburban service in the
vicinity of Philadelphia, ar asked ty
Edwin M. Abbott, of Philadelphia,
May 26. The commission holds that a
further bearing wae asked and that as
Cate shown for further hear
the petitioner is referred to the
Act governing appeals from decisions
Harrisburg
i
Police a C aries and Michael
brothers, of Shamokin, for
!nurling a rock at a number of men one
The missile