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FRENCH ADVANCE
ON VERDUN FRONT
Berlin Report Concedes
Enemy's Gain dn Dead
fc Man's Hill
BRITISH PRESS ATTACKS
BERLIN, May 4. French troops havo
succeeded In getting a foothold In the
German positions on Lo Mort Hotrtmo
(Dead Man's Hill).
Official admission of the French success
at Dead Man's ltlll, northwest of Verdun,
was made today by tho War Olllcc.
Simultaneously with tho French drive
In the Verdun sector tho British have be
gun to press home violent attacks at tho
northern end of tho lino. (
Tho British have delivered a thrust
against Lens, the strategic railway town
held by tho Germans In northern France,
but their attempts to advance ended In
failure, tho War Olllco report stated.
Enemy aeroplanes bombarded tho Ilel
glan seaport of Ostend, held by tho Her
mans, this morning, but did no dnmaRO.
One of tho raiding aeroplanes was brought
down.
PARIS, May 4. French troops last
night extended nnd consolidated tho gains
thoy mado In yesterday's fighting on
Dead Man's Hill, northwest of Verdun.
It was officially announced today.
Tho French positions were Improved
whllo a violent bombardment was gulng
on In tho wholo region west of the Mouse
from Aocourt to Cumtercs. The War Of
flco reported that German losses wero
heavy In ycsterdoy'B fighting on tho Dead
Man's HIU sector.
On the cast bank of the Meuse bom
bardments occurred around Vaux. but
there were no Important Infantry clashes.
East of St. Mlhlel. south of Verdun,
French troops repulsed a strong enemy
reconnolssance party aimed nt a French
post In Apremont forest.
French artillery not only Is backing up
tho British front In northern France, but
It also Is active on that portion of the
lino held by tho Belgians, today's official
statement revealed. During List night's
fighting French gunners destroyed a Ger
man works at tho Grand Duno along tho
Belgian seacoast, blowing up a German
munitions depot.
Following is tho text of tho com
munique: In Belgium our artillery flro
destroyed enemy organizations In the
region of the grand dune and caused
the explosion of ammunition depots.
Wc3t of tho Meuse there was a
violent bombardment of all tho sec
tors. There was a hand grenade com
bat In the forest of Avocourt.
In tho course of the night wo ox
tended nnd consolidated our gains
around Lo Mort Homme (Dead Man's
Hill).
It has been confirmed that tho
enemy's losses weio very considerable,
mostly as a result of our artillery
flro. During tho bombardment two
Germans lied Into our lines, declaring
that they were tho solo survivors of
tho trenches which the French had
been shelling.
East of tho lleuso there had been a
violent cannonade In tho region of
Vaux.
In tho Woovro district our artillery
carried out a scvcie concentrated flro
upon tho enemy positions.
At Eparges we exploded n mine,
near our trenches.
To tho cast of St. Mlhlel a strong
reconnolterlng party of tho onemy
tried to reach one of our posts In the
region of Apremont but was repulsed.
The night was calm on tho rest of
the front.
Ono of our battle planes gave baffle
to two German machines In the region
of Douaumont.
One of the enemy airships was shot
down and tho other fled.
LONDON. May 4. A Iteuter dispatch
from Amsterdam says that It Is reported
on good authority that the civil popula
tion has begun to evacuate Metz.
REPORT OF NAVY'S WEAKNESS
GIVEN TO HOUSE COMMITTEE
General Board Says Marino Power
Dropped to Third Place in 1907
WASHINGTON, May 4. The report of
the Navy General Board, showing that
the United States Navy dropped to third
place In point of tonnage In 1007 and
sixth place In point of personnel two yeat.s
later, today was formally laid before tho
House Naval Affairs Committee by Repre
sentative Butler, of Pennsylvania.
The report was given tn Representative
Butler last night Ho told the committee
today that he would bring the report to
the attention of the House when tho navy
appropriation bill was taken up.
MOSLEM HINDUS ROUSED
UY BRITISH DEFEAT AT KUT
Authorities in India Taking Precau
tions, Fearing Possible Islamic
Outbreak
CONSTANTINOPLE. May 4
British authorities In India havo taken
every precaution to guard against a rev
olution Inspired by tho Turkish victory at
Kut-el-Amara, according to advices re
ceived by the Turkish Government today.
The region around Bagdad is sacred
ground In the eyes of the Indian Moham
medans. NewB of recent British reverses
in the Mesopotamlan region Is said to
have Inspired the latest outbreak among
Mohammedan Hindus near Lahore.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 4. tn a
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terday Mill Louclla Waddlngton, 67, for
merly a school teacher at Philadelphia and
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THREE OF WRECKED
ZEPPELIN'S CREW DIE
TO GUARD SECRETS
Six Wait Aboard Damaged L-20
to Destroy Inventor's Ma
chinery Three Are
Rescued
08 BRITISH CASUALTIES
STAVANQEn, Norway, May 4.
Threo men of the crow of tho Xeppolln
L-20, wrecked on tho Norwegian coast
yesterday nfter a raid on Scotland, went
to certnln death to prevent Count Kcppe
Iln's secrets from becoming known to for
eign governments.
sixteen of tho Zennclln'B crew, rescued
nnd Interned for the remainder nf tho
war. told tho story of their comrades'
liciolsm on their arrival nt Mnldo, south
west of Stavangor. They admitted that
their craft was ono of tho squadron that
visited tho nngllsh Hast Coast nnd south
eastern Scotland Tuesday night.
"Six men volunteered to remain aboard
tho Zeppelin nnd dcstioy her machinery
so thtil no one could learn German con
struction secrets, though they Know they
wero facing death. Tho rest of us
Jumped," one of the survivors i.ald. "Hy
somo miracle, three of tho s'.K oi-raped
with only slight Injuries and wero tes
cued from the cabin. The othc s wero
crushed to death ao shd settled "
"Wo wero not damaged by Hngllsh
anti-aircraft guns." s.ild an undcrofllcer.
"They only began shelling us after wo
had discharged most of our bombs and not
a slnglo shell burst within 100 yards of
our dirigible.
"for sotno reason o other our petrol
supply became exhausted. As wo passed
out over the coast on tho return to our
base we were caught by a gale that drovo
us cnstwaid at a terrific rate of speed.
When wo fought the wind nnd tried to
point southward we only sureeeded In
damaging tho dlriglblo beyond repair, nnd
from that time on we simply drifted nt
the mercy of the gale until we sighted the
coast of Norway."
A fishing craft brought In rev oral of the
men. after boat3 from a steamship bad
brought In six. Including the commander.
LONDON. May I. The Heppetln n'r raid
on the northeast coast of Cngland and
tho coast of Scotland Tuesday night re
sulted In 38 casualties. This announce
ment was make officially today. Nearly
a hundred bombs wero dropped
At the samo tlmo that olllclal an
nouncement was made last night that 33
casualties resulted from tho Zeppelin
raid on Tuesday night, advices were re
ceived from Norway that the Zeppelin
L-20 had been wrecKul near Stavanger on
tho south Norwegian coaat.
At least flvo airships actually crossed
the shore, but, according to tho ofhclal
statement, reports from rcllablo observers
at many points, some as far distant as
Battery Head, Scotland, down to the
north coaat of Norfolk, would point to
tho possibility of a greater number of
airships bavins been employed oft the
coasts.
Six men and three women were killed,
and 19 men. including threo eoMlero, nnd
eight women, were injured.
Tho remaining 70-odd bombs occasioned
only two cnsujltles, ono soldier und ono
child being slightly Injured.
Tho Norweu'in dispatches stuto that the
Zeppelin L-Iv was driven ashore on tho
western side of Hafso Klrth, Norway,
which Is 275 miles cast of Itattrny Head,
ono of tho points In northern Scotland re
ported to havo been visited by tho German
dirigibles.
Ilcports reaching London yesterday de
clared that hlgh-anglo British guns had
damaged ono of tho attacking Zeppelins.
Tho Lj-20 Is said to be tho 2Dth Zeppelin
lost since tho war began.
Coast fortifications on the outskirts of
Deal wero evidently the objective of Gcr
mnn seaplane raids oer that pines on
Wednesday. The raider also tried to dam
age the, lallwny lino which parallels tho
co.i3t north of Dover.
Two men and a woman wero wounded.
Letters Found in Valise in River
A bulky leather vnliso was found float
ing In tho Delaware River near Port
Richmond today by Michael Col.onas, a
sailor on tho dredgo Kennedy, nnrhoied
at Pier A. Port Richmond Resides loI
lars, neckties and several photographs, the
police of the Belgrade nnd Clearfield
streets station found half a dozen letters,
addressed to Adolph Wirt. 531 Clinton
street, Brooklyn. They wero written In
Swedish. The police nro in communication
with the Brooklyn authorities to tolve tho
mystery.
Ex-Capt. Cameron to Open Ilureau
Robert D. Cameron, capt.tn of city de
tectives during tho Blankenburg adminis
tration, has; applied for a license to con
duct a private detective bureau A hear
ing on hla petition will be held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock in room 29S, City Hail.
Ldward W. Wells Is counsel for Mr. Cameron.
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. MAY 4
'EYE FOR AN EYE,'
ON THE 'ROCHES;
BERNHARDT CRIES
Divine Sarah Calls for Ven
geance in Swift Retalia
tory Air Raids
WEEPS FOR WAR VICTIMS
Written Especially for KrrfiNO I.rcoib.
By ELLEN ADAIR
LONDON, April 17. Llko a brilliant
meteor on war-darkened London, tho "di
vine Sarah" has como nnd Bono. But In
the passing sho baa left behind vivid Im
pressions of a personality so magnetic that
one cannot question her right to be held
still ns tho world's most famous actrest
Kor Sarah Bernhardt Is woman through
and through not merely on tho stage, but
off It. Beforo you havo spoken with her
for 'five minutes you fool that here Is
some one who has lived nnd felt nnd suf
feied and rejoiced to far greater heights
nnd depths than tho nvcrngo woman
could attain.
"It Is of the war that you wish to
talk?" sho Inquired, seating herself In her
tiny di casing room nfter a wonderful
performanco of "Le-i Cathedrales." "Ah.
but those nro sad, sad tlmeit for us all My
heart Is wrung over the sufferings of my
beloved Franco ' What a war this Is com
pared to 1870. In those days wo thought
tho Franco-Prussian wnr wns tho most
gigantic conlllct the world would ever sec.
WHOI.tJ WORLD A HOSPITAL.
"I wns In Paris In 1S70. In charge of on
nmbulnnco for wounded soldiers. I turned
tho Odeou Theatre Into a hospital. Moll
Dleu, It seems today as If the whole world
woro a hospital !
"My only son. Maurice t am tnls3lng
him so! Although his time Is filled with
military duties, he writes mo each day.
Yet I nm longing to be back In France,
although the Hrltls-h are enchantlngly
kind to mo."
The great actiess sighed. "In tills wnr
the agony falls so heavily on us women,
and lo bon Dleu nloue knows what we
have to endure." she continued, "but my
meragc to women of tho lighting coun
tries H: Be brave' Though men are dying
by the thousand, this l no time to wocr "
nd Bernhardt iimllrd pathetically, lut
with so much charm that I was can led
back to a sunny day last August In Pnrls.
when I had wended my way to her house
In tho Boulevard Perelre. In hopes of
finding her. Her concierge Informed mo
hat the great Sarah was In Bordeaux,
recovering from her operation.
"But sho Is of a charm nulto Incon
ceivable, my mlstresB." said tho simple
conrlerge; "If you had but met her you
would know." And nt her words three
other corclerges who wero gossiping In
the sunny boulevard caino up and con
firmed t're statement with dramatically
uplifted hands.
"Tho most rcmarknhlo woman In tho
world and tho most charming!" they de
clared. When Bernhardt milled her slow, sad
smile, I felt that these simple French
women had not exaggerated. She wns In
deed tho most magnetic creature I had
over met. '
"ALLIES TOO KIND." SHE SAYS.
"We are too kind, wo Allle3," continued
the actress, "look at our air policy! It
should bo blow for blow, and for every
German raid, a counter raid from us. If I
had my way, we would bomb Berlin. But
that Is Impossible at present. Yet tho
Germans richly deserve that It should be
done.
"Think of the tragedy of Rhelms! Think
of beautiful I.ouvaln! Ah. the ruthlossneua
of the world's enemies! Think of tho
licart-brcnMng slaughter of tho Innocents,
the hablca whom tho Zeppelins bombed to
death! I weep over the ravnged homes of
England and of France.
"And when news comes to thoso Ger
man towns of Zeppelin outraged nnd of
tho women and children that are dead und
djlng, there Is moclury on German lips
nnd thcro Is rejoicing and celebration In
German towns Mon Dleu, they aro laying
before themselves a tcrilblo reckoning nt
tho day. of judgment.
Retaliation! say, retaliation! Blow for
blow ! For myself. I bollevo that Cologne
should bo bombed from tho air. It Is a
Rhine town, beautiful as Rhelms was
nnd It stand unhaimed, 'while Rhelms Is
ruined The Germans havo a great love
for Cologne Cathedral, just as we love our
Rhelms. Then strike at Cologne, drop
bombs on It, strike hard, avenge tho bar
barous killing of tho Innocents, avenge our
murdered women !"
The wonderful eyes of tho great actress
wero flashing file. Not even on the stage
had sho ever looked more like an out
raged goddess, or an avenging spirit como
to Judgment.
"Tho wickedness of It!" she cried, rais
ing an accusing arm. "Tho Inhabitants
of thouo German towns are rejoicing In
tho fiendish acts of their Hiibmarlno com
manders anu their Zeppelin pilots! They
cheer and applaud and tcto the murderers
who deserve u fata worse than the gallows.
British Seize German Consul
BERLIN. May 4 Information received
by the Overicas Agency from Athens says
that British troops detained a train a
short distance from Seres nnd arrested
Herr Kuenlzer. the German Consul at
Drama, In tho vlllayet of Salonlca. The
Greek Government has protested.
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ON SECOND READING
Speedy Adoption of New Mili
tary Service Measure by
House of Commons
Predicted
GIVES SO DAYS OF GRACE
LONDON, May !.
Speedy passage for the new military
service bill providing conycrlptlnn for mar
ried men nnd for certain classes of un
married men nut Included in tho previous
compul.ioiy service measures wan predict
ed today. When the House of Commons
convened this afternoon the progiam of
business Included tho calling up of tho
bill on sicond reeding, It having passed
flrit reading last night. Surprise ha been
occasioned by the wenknem of opposition
to the measure, nnd even suggestions that
the hill be extended to Inclu&a Ireland did
not causo any sensation.
Tho bill will not go into effect Immedi
ately after Its pnrsnge. It provides a
graco psrlod of 30 days In which males
of military ago may cnllrt to avoid tho
stlgm.v of compulsory iiervlce.
Premier Asmiith said tho War Olllco
Intended to form a bpeolal reserve corps
out of the men obtained by tho new meas
ure. Members of this special corps will
bo cmplovcd In civil work, but must bo
picpired to answer a call to go to tho
front at a moment's notice.
Chester Presbytery lo Ordain
Tho rrcsbytcry of Chester will meet to
night In tho Bryn Mawr Presbyterian
Church to oidain James Gordon Gill.cy
M. A., who la a gr.idu.Uo of I'nlnn Theo
logical Seminary and Is to become assist
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of tho Main Lino church. Participating in
tho iorvlce will be tho Rev. William T
Kruse, niwyn. Pa.; tho Rev. Charles S
Rlchnidson, of Llanerch ; tho Rev Frank
C. Putman. of Radnor; tho Rev. Dr. iKnry
Sloano Collin, of Now York ; tho Rev. John
Graham. Moderator of Presbytery; the
Rov. Dr. John B. Hernial!, president of
Lincoln University, and tho Rov. Chrle3
W. Gllkey, of Chicago Tho new mlnistor
will close the servlco by pronounclnk his
first benediction.
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svlzzera o dlcono che qtiesto opere ernno
ncccs'wirlo per II fntto rho si sapeva cho
la Svlzreia avrebbo. tollornto cho Austria
e Germanla tcntnss'ero unn Invnsiono del
l'llnlla attrnverso II trrrltorlo elvetlco
urn II Mlnlstero dfgll Affarl Ksterl
puhbllca sul glornall un comunlcato liftl
closo nel qunlo si splrga cho qtiesto fortl
ilcazlonl lianno sempllromcnto un enrnt
tero dlfenslvo e si nega formalmento che
II governo itnllano nbbln mal nvuto sos
petti del gencre dl milll, nttrlbultlll dal
glornall ntitrlncl e tcdeschl. 11 governo
Itnllano sa ar.sal beno Invece che la
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one della propria neutrallta', da qual
untitle parte cssa venga, e del rcsto csaa
o' plennmente capace dl dlfendcrc questa
sua neutrallta'.
(!U AVIATOW. AMBiUCANI.
17 noto che clnquo nvlatorl nmerlcanl
fnnno servlzlo nell'cserclto Itnllano quail
Istruttori dl nmclall destlnatl al servlzlo
acteo Ora si o' nppreo cho questl clnquo,
nvlatorl, e doe' .1. Lansing Callnn, W. H.
liohcrty, Harold Knntner, David II. Mc
culloch e Charles Fay. Jr.. hanno uvver
tlto II governo Itnllano chn ess! torneranno
in America ncl enso cho la guerra dovesso
scopplare tra gli Statl Unltl o la Oer-
mnnlp. II governo Itallano ha pronta
mento dato II suo consonso a quosta do
mnmla. '
I due prlml nvlatorl, o doe' C.illan e
Doherty, furono rcccntemento nomlnatl
cavalleil della Corona d'ltnlia. Callan or
ganlzzo' la scuola di avlazlono dl Taranto,
o Doherty caddo In mare durante un volo
spottacoloso e fu salvnto dopo vcntlsel ore
da una torpcdlnlcra cho lo rlcercava.
Xcwtovvn Boosters Elect Officers
NllWTOWN, I'a, May 4. Tho New
town Hoard of Trade re-elected these odl
cers: President. J. Mllmer Lundy; vico
president, Robert Kendcrdlnc; secrotnry
anil treasurer. Frank I!. Wentworth; di
rectors, 1) nusscll Hond, II. Orlinn Mil
ler. V. Aubiey Merrlcl:, L. C. Wettltng,
Horace G. lleeder, V. M. "Watson and
Horace 11. llogeland.
Georgians Re-elect Clark Howell
MACON, Oa . May 4. Gcorcla Demo
crats, In convention here, Indorsed Presi
dent AVIlson for re-election and se
lected eight delegates-at-largc, who will
have one-half voto oach In the St Louis
convention Clark Howell, of Atlanta,
was ro-clectcd National Committeeman.
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lv"af
1916.
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NELLA Z0NAJM VERDUN
II Generate Petain Lancia le
Sue Truppe Contro le Linee
del Kronprinz
La battaglla dl Verdun non ccssa an
cora, ma I francesl si mostrnno sempro
plu' attlvl. 11 Mlnlstero della Querra an
nunclava questa mattlna a Pnrlgl cho lo
poslzlonl francesl sulla colllna dl Le Mort
Homme erano state consolidate cd estese
o che II generate i'ctaln lancla forze sem
pre magglorl contro le llncc tedescho ad
ovest della Mosa prendendo a poco a foco
II tcrrltorlo che era gla' stato conqulstato
dal kronprinz. I tedeschl dal canto loro
ennttnnano a bombardaro vlolentemenle
lo poslzlonl francesl.
Vn tclegramma da Amsterdam, Olanda,
dice cho la popolazlone clvllo ha comln
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nella Lorena tedescn. Metz e' una grando
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ma da Amstordam potrebbe ancho far aup
porro cho 1 tedeschl temano che essa
venga nttaccata. Ma nricsso non e' II
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Years of use therefore not merely demonstrate
White Truck performance in the past; they also
insure White Truck performance in the future.
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