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PRISONERS TAKEN
Two Tried at Camden for
Angling In Company's Nets
14 Miles Out
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BERLIN. Juno 14. German troops hnve
captured Rrench positions to the west and
. south of Thlaumont farm, on oast bank
of the Meuae, on the Verdun front, accord
ing t6 the Berlin official' statement today1.
Tho defenders of the position .743 officers
nd men, wero taken, prisoners. TOtoen
Maxim guns -wcro also taken, ,
Admission Jhat tho Urltfelthad rocaj&
tured Gorman positions 'on tho .heights
outheast of Zillcboko, In. tho Yprei sector,
traa made by tho War Ofllce. ,Tho text of
tho offlclal statemont follows; "' ,'.,
On the heights southeast of Zlllctroke wo
lost a portion of our new positions yester
day. On the right bank of tho Meuso, in enemy
positions west nnd south of Thlaumont
farm, we captured on Juno 12 and 13, 703
French prisoners, 27 oltlcers and 15 ma
chine guna,
PARIS. .Ilinn 14.
Tho violent bombardment of French posi
tions was continued by tho Germans during
tho night.
The French War Odlco. In tho otnclnl
communique Issued today, Btates that
Thlaumont, Vnux and Chapltro Woods woro
tha points in tho Verdun sector whero tho
Germans concentrated their (Ire.
There was no Infantry action during tho
night, tho communique says.
East of tho Solssons tho French, by In
fantry attacks, captured n ' small tjorman
post. French airmen made a successful
raid at near Vcnlzol In tho Vosgcs. A
French sortie at Sogcrn resulted In the
capture of somo prisoners.
Figures compiled from reports received
by tho War Office stated that tho dormans,
Blnco tho beginning of the movement
against Verdun, have had 39 divisions, ap
proximately 780,000 men, either completely
or partially "demolished." Thesa are the
losses for tho Ilvo months slnco tho Verdun
battles have been raging. Tho French
losses are said to have been heavy.
The text of the official 'communique fol
lows: Between tho OIso and tho Alsno a
strong enemy patrol was repulsed by
our Are southeast of Moulin.
East of Solssons j captured a small
German advanco post In tho region of
Venlzel.
There was an Intermittent artillery
duel in tho sectors on tho left bank
of tho Meuso.
On tho right bank the enemy violent
ly bombarded our positions during tho
night north of Thlaumont woods, in tho
Vaux-Chapltro woods and south of Fort
' Vaux. No Infantry attack was at
tempted. In tho Vosges we captured some pris
oners in an attack south of Sengern
and north of Thann.
' Can flsh that havo been spawned, bred
and swimming In their native Atlantic
Ocean, 14 miles fro mshoro, be stolen?
That Is tha' Interesting nuesllon referred
iloday by U. B. Commissioner Jollne In
uamden to the United States District
Court In Trenton for decision.
Tho commissioner held Harry and Fred
erick Miller and John II. Nelson, of Holly
Beach, N. J each In $600 ball for trial
before tho United States District Court In
Trenton upon tho chares of Charles A.
Aspenberry, manager of tho Hilton Fishing
Company, of Holly Beach, that the men
had been unlawfully taking, by means of
hook nnu nnc, nsn rrom the company's
pound net. Mr, Aspenberry contended that,
Inasmuch ns tho right to moor tho net hnd
been Obtained from tho United States Gov
ernment, no oho but an authorized repre
sentative of tho fishing company was au
thorized to take fish from tho net by any
means.
1- t-ounsoi ror tho throo men admitted that
TtlS OllcntS had boon In tho habit nt irnlnir
out .early- In tho morning nnd taking, by
meanSsof hook and line, largo quantities
us. oass, iinic, noumiora and weakflah from
ino net, nut that they wcro within their
rights, Inasmuch na tho net was moored
14 mllcff off shoro, and tho Government had
no constitutional right to leaso rights for
fishing beyond tho tllroe-mllo limit.
Commissioner Jollno decided thnt tho
point was ono beyond his Jurisdiction, and
should bo properly settled by u United
States District Court, holding the men accordingly.
IL PORTO DIPARENZ0
B0MBARDAT0DAUNA
SQUADRIGLIA ITALIANA
Una Forte Llnea di Poslzlonl
Austrlache Conquistata dagli
Italian! ad Est
dell'Adigc ,
CONTRATTACCHI RESPINTI
TO CALL MILITIA NEXT
IF NEEDED IN MEXICO
War Officials Work Overtime to
Prepare Guard for "Unfore
seen Conditions
I0N. B0SELLI RITERRA'
, S0NNIN0EM0RR0NE
Tedeschi Inviano Truppe dal
Nord a Einforzare gli Aus
trtyci nella Galizia
WASHINGTON, Juno 14. A call for
Stato mllltla , will bo tho Government's
first step should thcro bo need for moro
troops on tho border. This was a Gtnte
ment mado at tho Wnr Department tod-.y
by a member of tho Army aenerat Start
It is usual at this tlmo of tho year, It
wns said, for tho militia division to pre
pare moDiuzaiion plans against tho sum
mer season of mllltla encampments. It
was admitted, however, that every effort
i ueinK maao tospeeu up tlieso arrange
ments this year "In tho event of unfore
seen conditions arising."
Outsldo of 10,000 men of tho Coast Artil
lery Corps not now on tho border, there are
only 1500 available regulars in continental
United States, excluding 500 stationed In
Alaska. The remainder of tho United States
regular army, about 40,000 men, aro scat
tered at posts in Hawaii, tho Philippines
and tho Cnnal Zone.
Whllo officials Insisted today no special
Instructions had been sent heads of the
National Guard to bo, In readiness for a
sudden call. It was admitted that officers In
the divisions of mllltla affairs at tho War
Department havo for somo days been work
ing overtime in an effort to get the guard,
Its supplies and equipment up to schedule
allotment.
Telesramml da Roma dlcono che Ton.
Paolo Bose.UI, cho ha I'lncarlco dl formare
11 nuovo gablnetto, non ha ancora com
pletato la sua llsta. SI rltleno coma cosa
Blcura cha Ton. Sonnlno, mlnlstro degll
Affarl Esterl, cd 11 generals Paolo Morrone,
mlnlstro della Guerra, conserveranno 1 loro
rlspettlvl portafogll. JIa nessuno degll
altri minis trl rlmarra' al potero. I loro
portafogll saranno lnvece nssuntl da uomlnl
del partltl che dete'rmlnarono la caduta del
' gablnetto Salandra.
lis forze russe che operano nella regions
dl CzernovUz hanno tagllato lo communlca
Blpnl ferrovlarlo che unlvano quella cltta'
capitate della Bucovina al resto della
Galizia e qulndl al grosso dell'eserclto aus-
trlaco. SI aspetta che gll austrlact eva
culno Czernovltz da un momento all-altro.
Intanto glunge notlzla da Pctrograd che
grandl masso dl truppo tedesche sono stato
invlato dalla fronto a. nord dl Pinsk In
Galizia per arrestaro la marcla del russl
verso Lemberg. Oltre a questa cltta' for
tlflcata, ancha I'lmportanttsslmo centra fer
rovlarlo dl Kovel e" mlnacclato serlamento
dalla forze dello czar, e se que3ta rluscls
8ero ad lmpadronlrsenp tutta la llnea tedco
ca flno a Riga sarebbe In perlcolo.
BABY WEEPS NEAR BODY
Mother Dead, Father Dying, After
' Quarrel
NEW YORK. June H.When a police
man and a surgeon from Bellevue Hospital
rushed open the door of the dingy llttlo flat
of Hans Fakata, at, 517 East 12th street,
' late yesterday, the wall of a baby camo to
j their ears. In a corner of tho kitchen, al
i most Invisible In the half light that filtered
I In from tho alrshaft, lay Sirs, Elizabeth
(Takata. She was dead. Half underneath
a- table, on his back and with a revolver
gripped In his dying hand, was her hus
band, Hans,
Mrs. Fakata had been shot twlco In the
.throat Her husband had a bullet hole
, through his head. Unconscious of the pre,
enca of BtrangerB, Baby Elizabeth, two
Srears old, wept on the breast of her dead
mother.
Neighbors said Fakata had quarreled
;wlth nts wife about money matters,
pfcalt Men Strike at Perth Amboy
PERTH AMBOY, N. J Juno 14,Five
hundred men ara on strike at the Barber
.Asphalt plant here, and action 1 being
taken by tho heads of other plants to ore
Vent a. general strike, it being reported that
trouble was brewing at the American Smelt
tar and Refining TVorks. Tha strikers at
the. asphalt plant want an increase from ii
cents to 35 cents an hour and 33 ner cam.
-la tonnage. Superintendent R, Fowler, of
the Barber company, says tha demands ara
out, of all reason and that they cannot be
granted. They have ordered ships away
from tho local factory to other plants ol
we company.
M'COMBS ASKS PRESIDENT
TO PICK HIS SUCCESSOR
Wilson Still Undecided on National
Chairmanship
ST. LOUIS, Juno 14. William F. Mc
Comus. retiring chairman of tho Demo
cratic National Committee, has sent a tele
gram to President Wilson asking him to
sciect nis successor, jvo reply has been
received from the White Houso. Tho Presi
dent has Indicated hla desire for an early
start of tho campaign. Tho committee will
organize on Saturday afternoon. There nro
soveral candidates In the field for the chair
manship, i
Ono Is Homer S. dimming, of Connecti
cut; Colonel D. M. House, tho President's
closest personal friend and adviser J Fred
B, Lynch, Minnesota Kntlonal Committee
man : Edward N Hurley, of Chicago ; WIII
ard Saulsbury, of Delaware, and William
L. Saunders, of New Jersey, president of
tho American Instituta of Minos nnd vice
chairman of the navy consulting board, are
regarded by friends of tho President as
good organizers, nro also under considera
tion. Wilbur W. Marsh, National Committee
man from Iowa, was mentioned tonight for
treasurer, and Henry Morgenthau, of New
York, former Ambassador to Turkey, was
said to bo slated jfor chairman of the
Finance Commltteo,
Norwood Prepares "Fourth" Fete
A ladles' auxiliary has been organized
to assist tho Fourth of July celebration
committee of Norwood, and Is arranging
for a safe and sane community celebration.
Tho women have decided to give a danco
In the evening In the public park, when
about 20 young women In costume will
participate.
I
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We roast all our fine
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The king of all coffees, has,
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llOMA, 14 Glugno.
Una saundra navale Itallana 'ha nttne
cato la costn nustrlaca dell'Istrla cd ha bom
bardato II porto mllltaro dl rarenio, come
nnnunzla umclalmento II Mlnlstero ilella
Marina. Un tolegramma da Zurlgo dice
che nncho n Vienna e' stato annunnlnto che
luncdl' mattlna tro slturantl Itahano petie
trarono nel porto dl Pnrenzo ma furono
mesne In fuga dallo batterlo austrlacho c
dngll aoroplnnl, o cho soltnno un muro ed
un tetto furono leggermenU dannegglatl dal
fuoco dolle sllurant) Itallano. i
(I'aronzo o' una plccola- clttadlna dl
circa 3500 nbltnntl, nuasl n mcta' strada
tra Trlesto o I'ola. Durante la guerra II
stio pdrto o stato In parte fortlflcato ed
ha servlto come rlfuglo dl sllurante o como
baso dl neroplnnl nustrlacl.)
IVoffcnslva ttnllana snlla fronto dol
Trcntlno, tra la vnlle dell'Adlgo a quella
del Brcnta, contlnua, svlluppandosl ora au
quel scttore. l.unedi , dopo un bombarcla
mento prollmlnaro da parto dolto nrtlgllerlo
Itnllanc, lo truppo del genorale Cadorna at
Inccnrono una forto llnea dl poslzlonl
nlistrlncho o la comiulstnrono. Sublto dopo
gll nustrlncl contrattnecarono nella speranza
ill rlprondcro lo perdute poslzlonl, ma 1
loro contrattncchl (urono rosplntl,
Ecco It tcsto del rapporto dol generalo
Cadorna, pubbllcato lerl sera dal Mlnlstero
della Oucrrn:
Tra 1'Adlgo ed II Brcnta si sono
nvuto vlolonto nzlonl dl artlgllerla cho
contlnunno tuttorn. Le nostro truppo
fnnno progress! nonostanto la flera op
poslzlono del nemlco.
Nella Val Lagarlna (vallo dell'Adlgo)
not abblamo fntto un brllllnnto attneca
dono una etllcaco nrcnarazlono dcll'artl-
gllerla. Ivl nol prendemmo per assalto
unn forto llnea ncmlcn dallo nlturo dl
Parmesan, nd est ill Clma Mozzana, al
Illo Homlnl. 11 nemlco Immedlatnmonto
lanclo' contrattacchl contro lo nostro
nuovo poslzlonl, ma fu sempro rcsplnto.
Lungo la fronte Poslna-Astlco si sono
nvuti vlolontl bombar damcntl da nmbo
lo parti. La fantcrla nemlca era
rlusclta a penetraro In Mollslna, ma no
fu sublto rlcacclata dal nostro cfflcace
ed nccurato fuoco.
Sull'altopiano dl Aslago la sltuazlone
o' lmmutata.
Nella Val Sugana nella notto dcll'll
glugno o nella mattlna scguento re
parti nemlcl tentarono dl aranznre ad
est del torrento Maso, ma furono ro
splntl con perdlte conslderevoll.
Sul fronto della Carnla o lungo
l'lsonzo h! ebbero nzlonl dl nrtlgllerla
0 piccolt scontrl dl fanterla. 11 nemlco
tento' ill pronunclaro un nttacco nella
zona dl Jlonfnlcone, ma 11 tentntlvo fu
frustrato dal fuoco delle nostro bat
terlo e dello nostro mltragllatrlcl.
L.'AVANZA,TA DEI IWSSI.
1 telcgramml che glungono da Pctrograd,
0 che non sono e non possono cssero smen
tltl neppure da Vienna o da Eerllno, dlcono
dl nuovo vlttorlo del russl. Le truppo dello
czar fanno ora un numero mlnoro dl prl
glonlerl, ma clo' o dovuto al fatto cho gll
austrlacl si danno nlla fuga prima dl essero
clrcondatl dallo truppe dello czar. Queste
In compenso prendono sempro una grando
quantlta' dl matcrlalo da guerra che gll
austrlacl non possono portaro seca nell'af
frettata fuga. Lo forzo austrlacho sono
ormal dlsorganlzzate o demorallzzate dopo
lo raptdisslme vlttorlo del russl.
Non soltanto la cltta' fortlflcata dl Lem
berg e' ora mlnacclata per l'avanzatn dol
russl nella reglono dl Buczacz, a nord dl
Czernovltz, o In dlrczlone di quest'ultlma
cltta', ma anche tutta intcra la llnea dl
dlfesa della Galizia o' serlamento In perlcolo
con lo fortezzo dl Przemysl o dl Jaroslav.
1 russl hanno conqulstato una llnea fortlfl
cata mil Dniester, a nord dl Czernovltz, o
sono gtuntl a 25 mlglla dalla fortezza dl
Kovel, che o' un Importantlsslmo centre fer
rovlarlo che unlsco Brest Litowsk alio for
tezze del trlangolo della Vollnta reccnte
mento prese dal russl.
II maresolallo von Hlndenburg ha nttac
cato 1 usal. a nord dl Pinsk. ma senza
alcun risultato utile. SI sa pero' che tedes
chi ad austrlacl stanno ammassando truppe
a nord dl Lutzk per dlfendero Kovel.
GEBMAN8 RU8B tiOUTH
TO SAVBLEMBEiiG LINES
ContlnnM from. Tare On
the number of prisoners tnktyi In the sectors
where the two opposing forces are at grips
with each other, while In other sectors the
AUstrlans havo , begun so rapid n retreat
that for this reason also few prisoners have
been added to tho toll, The latest ofllcial
report brings the Brand total of 116.700.
. or wnom 1700 are ofllcers.
Numerous successes of cumulative value
aro reported from tho Htrvna front, from
the Dnclster,, onv tho Truth, and west of
Lutsk.
Kovel, next to Lomberg tho most Im
portant railroad centre back of the eastern
Austrian lino, Is now, with Lomberg and
Czernowltz, ono of tho Immediate objectives
of the Itusslan drive. Its capturo would
provo a serious cmbarrnssmont to tho lines
of tho Germans townrd Itlga and those of
the Austrlans to tho south.
ALLIES' CONFERENCE
OPENS IN PARIS TODAY
Problem of Isolating Central
Powers After the War a
Vexed One
ITALIANS STOIIM FORTIFIED
LINES EAST OF THE ADIGE
BOMB, Juno 14. Tho Italian eounlcr
oftcnslvo against Austria recovered Mon
day tho strongly fortified lino from Par
mesan to Illo Uomlnl In tho sector of tho
Clma Mczzana, In tho Lagarlna Vnlley.
Tho Austrlans Immediately attempted to
recapture tho ground lost, but wera re
pulsed. On tho rest of tlio Itnllnn front llttlo
Infantry action Is reported, but thcro has
been very violent nrtlllcry fighting, par
ticularly on the Poslna-Astlco line,
The ofllolnt statement Issued by tho War
Ofllco last night follows:
Between the Adlgo and tho Brcnta
tliero woro Intenso nrtlllcry actions.
Progress was mado In our ndvanco
In splto of obstinate enemy resistance.
In tho Lngarlana Valley, by a bril
liant nttnek after nrtlllcry prepara
tion, wo carried tho strongly fortified
lino from Parmesan, cast of the Clma
Mozzana, to Illo Uomlnl. Tho enemy
immediately launched violent counter
attacks, but was always repulsed.
Along tho Poslnn-Astlco front thoro
was an Intenso bombardment by both
Bides. Enemy Infantry which suc
ceeded In penetrating Mollslnl was
driven out by our fire, pursued and
dispersed.
On tho Aslngo plateau tho situation
Is unchanged.
In the Sugana Valley on tho night
of Juno 12 nnd tho following morn
ing enemy detachments attempting to
advance cant of tho Maso torrent wcro
repulsed with very heavy losses.
In tho Carnlc zono nnd on tho
Isonzo thoro wcro tho usual nrtlllcry
activity nnd Infantry raids. An at
tempted attack In tho Monfalconc zono
was promptly checked by our fire.
PArttS, Juno 14. The meeting of the'
Allied Economic Conference, which opens
In Pnrli today, marks the beginning of a
study of tho practloal aspects of victory,
it will embrace a discussion of many sug
gested means of preventing Germany after
the war from accomplishing by economic
means what It Is assumed that her military
forces will have failed to achieve.
Tho Idea for such a conference occurred
to ccbnomlsts of several of tho allied
nations simultaneously, nnd first took form
In France, which called delegates from
Great Britain, Ilussla, Italy, Japan, Bel
glum, Serbia and Portugal,
Tho program Includes, besides the cap
ital question of nftcr-the-wfir treaty ar
rangements Intended to Isolate tho Central
Powers economically, minor considerations,
such an -mean tfttlilS
more effect ve, a seheduw of war '""'PJ"'
tteori account of the German 1".
the regulation of Indemnities LJfniosU
shipping, an understanding relative to tort,
stolen or destroyed securlt cs, and the i re
ductlon of postal, telegrAp hlc And Wepnonj
tolls among the Allies during and after tn
war. .
Also the program Includes "Momenta
.. it, Hi.trihniion of raw materials for
munitions among tho Allies, frelgh ; ex
change, the standardization of laws against
trading with the enemy, tho co-ordination
of regulations prohibiting Imports and cx
ports, the restriction of enemy ac tlvlty In
commerce and industry In the Allied Co.
onles and mutual adaptations In the , do
velopment of ports, shipping, railways,
manufacturers, etc.
MUCH DEPENDS ON BIUTAIN.
tho ambition of tho Allies seems to bo to
deprive tho central empires of tho benefits
of world trade, at tha same time conserving
. !, Aiiinn ihn ndvnntage of trade with
the central empires, limiting Germany by
forcing her to work for the Allies. The dls
cusalon of the best means for rcallzlng-tho
program narrows down practically to the at
titude of Great Britain, as the only ally
sufllclcntly powerful to free herself com
pletely from German trade expnnslon.
Great Britain's attitude, In turn, dopends
un mo annitv nr di w.
Iralia, to overcome the . , .?
or his diplomats m ,1 LAr m
Wi G"ftt Braln' allies WJ
British colon at .,,L. trti
basis of his program. hlcl
It la RlcrninH )l. .,. . . ...
aro not authorized Vn.;.rilMWs
qmplre. " "niHy to,.
e,c,ent conservative French t,4
notably thosiS of M. nJS?SKtoi
Sffti!!rl!.r7rt
-- -.-j uwiiat Htiiinrv i.r -mimb
anfeti ner the British colonu. j?? .
rado ftivor. Tho ndvlco Is glXEn
tlon of British opinion which .?,
Is be ng m a ed mi,i j:?'c! &rplh,
It Is to Great Britain' Town nd3"
present equality persists.
H
Thft Tiiinslnti iIaUIa.
to object to tho Trr.:,-.a'!?,ta
Whero shall nussla'a wheat eSTi?' il
koted If Germany Is clSse" SwSS
uuiumoa uro preierroa by Englandf nill!
Tho sorlous press similarly l. J'M&
Urge that tho, conference SJsMS
tho Interests Involved nro so .bl
various. It Is realized that ths! Si
tho final treaty .hnita i "tin Al
plicated work of many month, A Xm
years, for tho economic destlnv ? -.wJif
tlons depends absolutely uj giH
following tho signature of peabe tMW.
E. S. Harris Leads N. Y. Democrats
ST. LOUIS, Juno 14. Edwin S. Harris,
chairman of tho Democratic State Com
mittee, was selected as tho head of tho
New York delegation at a caucus of tho
delegates hero last night, after Charles K
Murphy had declined to take tho position
himself. Tho conferonco was so harmo
nious that it spoiled what looked llko a
reasonably good fight story which perco
lated through tho hotel lobbies soon after
tho arrival of tho Tammany delegation.
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No one type of tire will suit all
cars any more than one hat will
fit all heads.
The type of tire you select should
exactly suit your conditions of car,
road use, and price.
That is why we make the five
different types of tires pictured in
this advertisement.
Among these five you will find tne
tire exactly suited to your needs
the particular tire to give you the
greatest mileage.
Ask the nearest United States Tire Dealer
for your copy of the booklet, "Judging Tires,''
which tella how to find the particular tire to uit
your need.
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"INDIVIDUALIZED TIRES"
Made, by the Latgeat Rubber
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