w?m$rmmmmminmmmmmm r-jsw, ''W w&s?wf wws"t ; ". -rr. r" jp tT ; r" '-; -ws v t y- --1 - " -v-v . . fr' ' uft '' ' - - ?" ' y "; jyjr. 4' ., n " JJ -!-'. -v j ' i. " v i ' n s , '. u " . ,jjiMiI?flSM a 'W'oslidi'ftott-Parlty cfoudy'iontght and uentng- cmEunEt 6. Thunuay; not much cinnpo TKMPr.RATJjWKH AT KACH HOtin I 8 t 9 110 I 11 I la I 12 3 4.1 M 168 1 72 173 I 70 j 77 i SO ?n I as 86 I SB fe: VOL. IV. NO. 226 PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1918 Corrnmnr. 1018. nt Tim rcsuo Lrrsra Counnt PRICE TWO CE1 7-(M T REPOR TED BA GGED BY DESTROYER; GUNFIRE HEARD OFF COAST AT LEWES, DEL.: "i hs , 8&. U. S. TROOPS HURL ENEMY OUT OF NEUILLM Oi "fcv & J 54fJjr5 itt! K h p3K u h is L ."'- STUNG BY THE SEA ASP, THE TANKER PRATT LAY PARTIALLY SUBMERGED This rcmurkahlc rlose-up pliolograph twentj -three hours after naval officers 16 DEAD, TEN FROM LOST RESCUED U-boats Torpedo One More American Ship SUBMARINE TOLL ' NOW 12 VESSELS i .. Navy Sweeps Teuton Mines From Mouth of Delaware SCHOONER MENGEL SUNK; CREW SAFE Twelve ship sunk, sixteen persons dead and ten missing is 'the toll of the U-boat raid orf American coast shipping. Schooner Menge, sunk 175 miles off Sandy Hook. Eleven of the crew .brought to port today. ' Cape May today leported one more, probably two, ships sunk by raid ers. Unconfirmed report in Lewes, Del., this afternoon that United States destroyers had captured a U-boat. Gunfire was heard off the coast, and seaplanes were dropping depth bombs. United States, mine-sweepers explod ed two German mines and picked up nine others at mouth of Dela ware. Combing of waters ordered when hull of tanker Pratt, sunk off breakwater, showed evidence of mine explosion. Schooner Eva B. Douglass brings 250 survivors of steamship Carolina to New York. Arrival of United States destroyer saved French steamship Radioleine, attacked off Maryland coast. Firing heard off Cape May and Lewes, Del. Believed destroyers fchelling submarines or exploding mines. BELIEYE SUBMARINE CAPTURED OR SUNK OFF.DELAIVARE CAPES Lewes, Ilel., June 5, An unconfirmed rtport that American destroyers jwd surrounded and cap tured a German submarine just out Ida the Delaware Breakwater this after- Ri- "oon -?nt hundreds tcurry to the beach , ' i ' . . CmUivi rs He. Clum Tw v ' k '"Sh ", ;;t , , ...... 'r mr&M v-p ,-. j't . jiie'j s.. i -i.akt. of ihe nmkcii oil tanker Herbert I.. I'rall was taken eiluicly for the Kcning Public Lrtler before the feat of raiting ber nas performed. Within boarded the tanker Monday night the ivas on an even keel and rettinfi easily within the Dreakwatcr. The I'ralt is now bound under her own tteam p the Delaware to her pier at the plant of the Atlantic Refining Compan) at Point Drecze MISSING CAROLINA; ARE LANDED Daniels Says Navy Must Keep Door Open to France Washington, June ." "The Kre.tt riutv of the N"n is to keep the door open to I'l.mco so Hint our men .'ind supplies and food for our Allies can be tent arrows. That Is the great task that will be accom plished surcessfiill.N at all hazards." 'Phis was Kccictaiy of tho Navy Daniels cliallenpre to Germany to day, apropos of her efforts to in timidate the United States by hurl ing U-boats against the American uoabt. Ho let It be known em phatically that tho Xavy will not bo dherted from Its main task by this foray. NAVY WILL KEEP OPEN OCEAN ROAD , Meil ailll Slinnlip Will rl ,, .m. , Prtut; !.. r C f 1 Continue to L.rnss SsurIv. """" w' ? Says Daniels MORE RAIDS EXPECTED " ' The l ntrol boat towed us Into the Capes. By CLINTON W. GILBERT ,Bi,emaa,J,n,! "' "' ",e PreSe"Ce f Staff Con fjjioiideiif fienino Puhllc Lidmr Curi.v c-.picsstd the belief that there Wellington, June 5 aie man submarines lurking outside The open road to France is to be the Capes Me said patrol boats were una.l,nedlsu,7sthat ',r irz ,,f "!.rna,Biv,i,nr,,t United States, everything else is secon- The .Mohican was "camouflaged" while dary i ii,. Mi Daniels, the Secretary of Navy, said this morning: "Our first business is to see that our men, our war supplies and food for the Allies get across safely and to keep the road for them open. This the navy has done and will continue to be able to do. The Administration has had to choose between meeting the first con sideration, keeping the war traffic of this country and the Allies tafe on the high seas, and protecting our own coast wise shipping. It has not hesitated. It has made the election first of all to maintain our lines of communication. Secondarily, it will do all it can to make our own long coastline secure against marauders "In the German undersea raid Is seen two purposes, to Interrupt our lines of i-viiimuiui-aiiuii. mui is, co close ineiine caniurina. jjc..,. ... ,.j - open roaa 10 f ranee, and to throw us miu IWIU.W nun um uii mini rar main job of winning the war to the subordinate one of pursuing raiders ' jre first purposo has faHed. otherwise a tran.nort a sipnly ,hinor a'food SS? " '.Jni! nW"hr..5S,.ls. . they do not succeed with the major craft. Sinking minor craft Is a diver sion. It 1 a foray, whose purpose Is to frighten us Into protecting ourselves and if a 4 festir 4a tvit 41v& 4vrta ...-, , .... ........ .. . "The decision of the Administration - , , A . CentL-med eq Tate JTl e, Cotoaa Ms ,: " "riL:?'A r?v7.c,VJv" .'. , . . . fj-V'T,-' V- - .n ' , , .. , -i ",-'. T ,W-tfl v Av. T 1, MOHICAN TIES UP AT ARCH ST. PIER Clyde Line Steamship Passed Through Wreck age Off Delaware Capes SiT-rr Al' hi NAiSTUCKET ALSO It is reported that Austrian troops aie auhlns at Metz from the nc'gliborlnK flfr a Journr tlirouRh the new sub- , Ithlne cities marine zrouc, off the Virginia Capes, in ct man airmen In this Melnlt are more numerous end mure Inclined to which tline was floating Hietkage on , n?ht. In an effort to conteal these opeia eei side, the CUde Line steamei Mo- tlon? Iilcui slipped Into her pier at the. foot , Th- aethlty ma Indicate an offensive 11 In an effort to force withdrawal of of Arch street earlv toda I Amerii-an troops fiom the .Mnrne front Hnlted hv an American patrol boat .. , ... ,, . , , . ., .-, . . , ,,.,.-. Metz Is Hftcen miles behind the Oei- when tweptj miles outside the Capes. I n)an ,)nes and ,s Benerall regarded as r the Mohican was cono.ed Into safe the initial objectle m an American of- haibor late esterday ferslxe m i.o.rraine The .Mohican was bound from Norfolk, Va. to this cltj with a cargo of cotton jam and tobacco, the latter consigned to the American expeditionary forces. The Merchants and Miners' steamship Nantucket Is also safe I Advices to this effect were received at the local offices. Captain Hart, com- i mander of the Nantucket, telephoned that ho had docked the thlp In a "south- em port" and that all was well Karl II Curr, second officer of the .Mohican, a son of Captain I.duard L, Curry aster, described 'the scenes out-1 side the Canes. W. were about 0 miles outside the Capes when we snw an overturned ' tanher." he mM "There was other 1 wreckage on an siaes 01 11, mm iuuui.ii we did not know what had happened, we I ... .,,., ri.n imo.. v,pi.ip totd. weir nut ouijih v ...,... .0 1 ".rSJ"": sV.ot r.r i 'Twenty miles from the Capes ero tlattled when a snot was .ir-rnss otir bow "We hove to immediately and were much lellevcd when we discovered an Am. rlean natrol boat approaching us nu the tllp juet enueu, aim tier onntu did not iccognize her when she slipped into port. i-,ven inp nuiur m ma atuV has been painted out The report that tlie vessel had been attacked or chased by a submarlno was unfounded, the ship's olflcers said, Much relief was manifest in shipping ConirajJjJSSrn Three antic stjiave accompMshe, soinof WILSON ACTS TO SAVE MOONEYin'oAvS'V " nian chemists, encased In a glass bulb ai I C t j or cylinder. Asks Governor to AJllKC Sure JUS-1 j.-0n0 Inic the published nnnouncament tk? P,"C,Vaip8 Id t W 'iilanKbC Wmhlniton. June 5. I resident VI1- ' oU.burl,in(; scliooner Udna. there son has renewed his ftKnta to save the d from New York additional life of Tom Mooney. between whom and Stalls regarding the bomb and the the gallows stands only executive clem- me.,,ah""d of its use. eney by Governor Stevens of California. unknown except the It became known hero todav that the I t"nIlt,UI.e of.the new explosive, and If President has sent another telegram to x"onne tnat ,9 SUppHcd with these the California Governor urgently re. ?r"mXusly powerful Instruments of questing action mac win .. termin i in iuixmhw . i. niimrn TlfAnEC II DftATC TANKER EVADtS U-BOATS P 1... Plwi,r Arrive .aIv viiuiv.u.1. .... ...., From Pacific Coast r r.;; r . . Tiunnlnir thrnueh the danger zona without having sighted trace of a sub marine, the tanker W. M. Irish, of the Atlantic Jieflning : Company fleet, arrived twn ah wi. - - Khp rnmp hprp from the Pacific coast. mt lintnr iimrzn. 1 T .VA. ,- . - 1 i - .-?, mm. w- jx.are.is .rai&samiHBsM2Mx.. h. .tnBBBBm'.. A4i.jtri ' t v '- ' w,jibVW'.-ft- . "flfciTta. i i-m'LFZv.- ' -k -.-, .tJsyawi.u r -zi- t 'r mi'a " ij.mj.'i, ; .r.rrt. 'i . METZ MASSING MAY MEAN FOE'S drive upon toul , vyseju iv ftpportcd Arming mmriun There From Neighboring , llliino Cities 'Wlfli t lie iiicrlriin Armj in t nrrnlnr. June 5. ruubiial cnpniy concentrations are under obseration near McU, opposite "10 'r'-'l flout. .Inn tronp trnlns ai e nioliiK into mat cltj GERMANS BOMB REFUGEES Airmen Hurl Explosives on Per sons Driven From Homes I'arlk. Juno 5. German airmen, flying over the roads leading from the Marne battleftont, are dropping bombs and firing with innchlne guns upon the crowds of refugees that are fleeing from tho scene of the fighting .Many civilians have fallen victims to this new phaFe or Teuton oruiaiuy. Refugees from the hnaded district continue to pour into Paris and unfold t.i.a f lin-,-rtr Thp ilpi l.irp thnl tbp ... . , ., .... .i. . .,....- f- "d" Sr'rl.orv- "refusing .0' prBonen, Tin- fugitive swamm are JJ1 up of oM men Bni, 0men and ch dren. . WWf4 W TT T J IJ-BUA 15 U5I1NU LIQUID BOMBS RESPOND NOBLY Glass Bulb Encases New Over Half Who Must Regis German Submarine ter Today Signed Up Projectile Before 5 o'Clock EDNA STRUCK BY ONE MANY PATRIOTIC SCENES The new bomb with which the German submarine commanders atom- the At-' r nipn(i0usl V"t'ructon can be captured. American , , . uts may be able to so ve the secret. cueiiu Officer necrlbe New IJomb The newest details regarding the bomb were giv en by MO. Brew er. third ofileer of the, steamship Wlniieconne, ..h ., was sunn nunaav anernoon dv me .- .. ,,. , ,i, . ...i,..i. . r""...l-a Ih. Krtna an h. T.ah.l II rnlilpr u-101 lier is same suoinarine naa m-uiiiM ...- -..- ... -kHwv. , Wiley. Brewer told how, the Wlnneconne was sent down with two glass bombs, filled Contiuufd tn Vtt Tw, CoJann Two w v-- . ,. -. ' r, .i iiir. -' s.j. OFF LEWES CAROLINA'S SAVEDi TELL OF TERRORS; Survivors Spend Night in, Open Boals Tossed About ! by Storm , WORiN AND EXHAUSTED eir York, June 3 Rrlnging ''torles of Prufslan piracy at America's very gales, the weather beaten schooner Kva n Douglass slipped through the fog Into New York harbor toda.v with 230 survivors of the liner Carolina, submarined off Cape May. Theie were IBS passengers and ninety four of the crew aboard, including Cap tain rtarbour and ten army officers from the military training hchool at Kan Juan. Fnrto Itlco. Officials of the steamship line todav said their figures showed that twenty sl were still missing from the Caro lina Tills Includes those lost on the I capsized lifeboat Nine passengers and I seventeen of the crew are unaccounted for ! The missing passengers are- Krederlck Atkinson. Master ICdwardo Beltran Miss Maria T Deltran (!. Carpenter Mlfs P I.. Cueto r-'ellfe Delli Domingo Perata C n Parker Itafael Vlrella 1" B Parker who is included In this "?l New Y imri and eiporier . u No complete check hasyetbeenmade Continupd on lace Two. Column On k TV UtiMl ULllilBLlid List of registrants who reported Up 0 ,-, o'clock this afternoon will' be found on p,. V-n. .n of this city responded i nobly today to the call for registration for service with the National Army . i of tne 15,000 youths just turned lT-- " register by nine I o'clock tonight, more than half had 'appeared by 5 o'clock this afternoon " :, Att nnr. , . Reports from draft boards In all see ' tlons of the city Indicated that th. number registered until this hour wu , In excess of 10,000. During the early hours, the turnout ' of future soldiers was extremeely light. ' particular! lit the central section. Hearing thev would be swamped with "h f reEBtran.s after working J" draf offkl. ta urged 42 '""seAd in all young meS the" SJw on tlle streets. . ..,i. th. .-..i.... j.... . . i . ... j..i . " iraun. " '" uu ooaras lo K.UV.UCU umi"i lunch hour" and this afternoon. Hundreds of employers Continued ea Pase Elrtt. Celuam Oa WSirti&U'uZVX: 1 - VC rz. THE WAR SITUATION TODAY American troops by a brilliant counter-attack have swept the enemy out of Neuilly. Arrival of strong American. British and French reserves In the line has apparently checked the German advance toward Paris from the -western front of the new battlellne of the Marne. The battle continues with great violence between th Olse and the Marne Arttllerying: and raid are reported or. the Flanders and Picardy fronts. MAYER FAILS TO DOWN "I1U.LIES ah i li o a c iiiu'rofi, s-fe... 5 0 15 3 1 Williams., cf... 5 0 0 2 0 0 Slock, fib. ... 5 0 1 1 3 1 Ludcrus, lb... 4 1 1 11 10 Cravath.rf -1 1 2 i l 0 Mcuscl.lf 4 1 12 0 0 McGaf'gan, 2b. 4 1 2 2 2 0 Hums, c 4 0 12 0 0 Mayer, p 2 0 0 110 Watson, p. ... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 38 4 10 27 11 2 WHITE SOX JOLT MACKS ON ALIEN FIELD ATHLETICS ab r h o a c CHICAGO ab r h o a e JaniichOit. rf... 5 12 2 10 Liehold, If . . . 4 1110 0 Oldriup, If 3 0 10 0 0 Murphy, rf... 4 0 110 0 Valkcr,cf 4 0 0 5 0 0 E. Collins 2b. 2 1 1 2 0 0 Burns, lb 4 0 1 11 10 Fcltch,cf 3 12 5 0 0 Gardner, 3b... 3 0 0 0 3 0 'cavcr,BS... 3 13 0 3 0 Shannon, ss... 3 112 4 0 Gandil, lb. . . . 4 q 0 a 2 0 Dugan,2b 4 0 0 13 0 Kiabcrg,3b. .. 3 0 0 2 3 0 Perkins, c 112 4 2 0 isclialk.c. . . ,300600 i'crry.n i 0 2 0 n n WiHiantt.p.. .ijofrWi -o ricut.f, p . . . . 2 11 0' 1 i" 0" btalj 3f 3 3:514 C Tutalu 29 4 8 27 10 0 1 BASEBALL SCORES CIN'NATL.O 0201103 0 7 16 3 PHILLIES.. 0 2100100 0 4 10 2 Bicssler-Wingo; Mayer-Burns; umpires, Klem-Emslie. ATHTICS..1 0020000 0390 CHICAGO. .20100000 1480 Peny-Perhins; Williams-Schalk; umpires, Evaus-Nalliu. o PENN COLUMBIA NATIONAL LEAGUE CHICAGO 420000 10 0-7 15 0 BOSTON 0 0 100 02 0 0- 3 10 1 ilendrlx-KiHefer; Ragau-Wilson. PiTTSBUKGII 00000030 NEW YORK 00000001 Cooper-Schmidt; Demarce-Raridcn. ST. LOUIS 0 0 O'O 0 0 0 0.0-0 41 BROOKLYN... 100000 0 1.X- 201 Ainch-Gonzaleb; Cadorc-Millcr. . ' AMERICAN LEAGUE BOSTON 0 0 0 0 0 CLEVELAND 1 0 0 0 0 j, - Buih-Agnetr; Ensemann-TliomaB. WASHINGTON 0 0 1 0 0 - ; DETROIT 0 0 2 0 0 " ', Ilnrpcr-Picinich; Qallio-Spenccr. New'york 0000 (- .ST. LOUIS 0 0 1-1 t Tnoruuiucn-IIaiiunh; Lowdciitillti-NuuainaUcr, RADIOLEINE ATTACKED? WASHINGTON, June 5. Fifteen or twenty sbots were fired uy the German U-boat at the French steamship Badioleino before an American destroyer .drove the submarine beneath the surface, according to an affidavit of the captain of the vessel made public here this afternoon. Fror fo sighting th,e enemy boat tlie Eadio Jelno' paswd wreckage and an English smoke' box, indicating the possibility of auother TJ-boat victim. ..iflULkJ 1 j. V,V-' - - 1 mm L-i- ?.iE i xt "r rr Knrtr .....- .Mi - V .., (. ' . -TW -i;J Vrtf ,-. ,?V;PiPmM REDS FOR SECOND TIME CINCINNATI ah r h o a . Groh.31i.... 5 2 112 1 L. Majjec, 2h. 5 12 111 noubh.cf.... 5 0 2 3 C 0 Chat,e. lb 4 1 3 12 0 o S. MaKcc. H. 4 0 2 3 o 0 Ncalc, rf 5 0 12 0 1 Ulk'burne.ss. 5 0 1113 Wingo. c 4 2 2 3 10 litcslcr. p.. . 2 12 13 0 Total's 38 7 10 2711 3 3H0TS "i - .? . ,. . . , m . ?. jkT .wm nc irx -"-'"'" i.:. hhs immm . 1 ?V.5: WINS TOWN! aim 1 act ii f B I B IB 3, J "- ! 1HB IH M m ik " IBB rr'7J-S1 1 rl 111 1 W a I- r iA n . I,. '"U.'ffl D-ri 1 1 1 a 11 L Counter; M Balks Germatift'l f..V Fourth Thrust J-9 ,r BOCHE DRIVEN ?t i:i m yijf U. S. Gunners Kill 10&&" DATF A TUmWl& j&m Foemen at Chateau1 TtC Thierry ' .ij FRENCH HOLD DRIVE tMl ALONG WHOLE UNlf , -MA Germans Keen Up Poundiac Operations on Wr$ Front gfl STRIKE ON OURCJ &3M Hostile Artillcrying and RmP) 'View -L'i'lhJe 'U ing Reported in gJi 'II Reported Flanders . fiifS 1 M Foes Attacks RepuUiZ: Paris Commiutfqtttitf - .V v . 1 i Pari. JuntjS, j jib 1e.11 01 me war'mnca'eHBi munlque Is as follows: K& " Local attacks continued .,M night on the northern borderjK -aiiepont loresi tDetween ni9 and Soissons) where the Ger tried to advance but were thr back by the French fire. , fjjf uuier uuaciis were aeuverM-JI the sectors -of -Austrecjies, eaatftt Dommlere? and in ihe nelathhtMC hood of- Corey. All were rm"n1Wl ..l-- r t. ..i..f... . - 1.''-1 . !. iiio 1 itncn itciacKea. nnpporml vf oy uinits, 10 tne norm of corcy WIf 1, M rectified their lines on the rrlftW - of Vlllers Cotteret Wood. tti "The Germans delivered pon attacks bouth of the Ourcq BlverV VIIC BCUIUI ui iiv&y ttilu 10 southwest, but all the broke down vijth heavy loaset.V'v? The artillery Is aeUVni Uhelms and north of the Alii With American. An&ira.ia,Ff June 6. ', 'jfe xne American unit oppo German drive between the 1 Marne, after, repulsing thr assaults, was driven -out of: lage of Neuilly by a, four&fl Monday afternoon, according,';! flelal reports received aVXiil headquarters.' Th.is was tV enemy-attack within eight' h But before .the boches eohil solidate their positions tke cans suddenly iswept forwareV brilliant counter-attack, hurli Gennans out of the village ing 'them 'back a kilometer; half, (nearly a mile) ta the '1 The. enemy suffered 'heTT J . .- - -- ' --. --- T, A German battalion wa ..hi in an engagement with i according to anpjRciFl . -fc ir - ". .v . today., t - f The Americans 'operator rrencn.Ruw fow, marne uirewoae.c me talion wmcacMtt ff p?",.?t?! retreated,' the' eaiyJ a trriile bke'reeiteN with shrepBel. T, ste .Despite a ht kcrjj American enfiMtftifi tne Drran snu, 1 plosive chart: theywUMiWitfclf up, ewecMvwjr ihmi enemy creswMftYl UttiHo;iinCrit-r3 ar arawnami t- -Am. iUii: tuliari'il T77S: the Emm rwtt'ata Jv."T"v" 'k fi l?Frm m tJmti SMI ii ta f "A j ,ua ma TiieMM.iiii: -,j i , . i -ajtcmammimt.tt.: - c-jfcii--v" - ... ifn i ; r i . i ir iflHaatn ,& im vt uob.fi ' mihhh&2,; t IPMBiyiiiialBwBBMi f 1 B ' iii'y iiiBaHWsT LAiiMwiMfti ' a&
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