The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1915, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1916. a ay GERMAN DAVE FOR LEBER GES RISSNS NO REST ESE Berlin Reports Winning Fight | Russians Hold Forts to Cover Along 100-Mile Front to Army’s Retreat from Clear Galicia. Przemysl. o— $09-~~— sos How Italian Army Is Sweeping Austrians Back The Hague), June 4] AUSTRO - HUNGARIAN ARMY German match on £2 | HBADQUARTERS (via London), bay he a Jume 4.—Preemyni’s recapture by Aus the combined forces of aad and Linsingen are roliing| tan and Bavarian troops, according Russians back upon their last | to details received from the front, re- \ AQOGE TAKEN, SAYS BERLIN: FRENCH WIPE OUT VILLAGES Further Progress Is Announced |German War Office Announces QUT AN FOR HELP Largest Exclusive Organization we Senay "Sons multaneous threatening of the forte From hie new. headquarters in} on the south and west fronte. | Praemysl Gen. Macksnsen . tel4-| ‘With the forts on the north aide in graphed a mensage of congratulation | (hy ponsession of the besiegers, with to the King of Bavaria to-day, & Bavarian corps pressing impetuous- “The conduct of our brave Bavar-|iy through the breach against th fan troops has aided us in @ great) city, and with the Austrian Tent! vietory,” wired the German 6onm- | Army Corps within storming distance a MODEL CLOTHES ‘For Mon and themesteee ta tas Mistery de reat] Shien enatery Ore siveagy Bad, re HERE BY RUSSIA Young Men war.” duced sufficiently. for attack, the Rus- ggnmenlociad Nearly three entire Austro-German/ sians decided to evacuate the town army corps pressed on through] and,all the forts except those on the wraemysl yesterday eastward along) ¢astern and southeastern nections. (ne Lemberg Railway and oecupied| This movement was executed by the Mudyka, eight miles east of th¥ cap-| Russians during Wednesday night. tured fortress city, without) néeist-| The Bavarians resumed their at- ance. Despatches from the <battle/ tack at dawn on Thursday aad en- front to-day said that the Ba®arian| tered Przemysl upon the heels of the troops and the main body of Macken-| retiring Russians. Which Must Be Turned Commission Comes to Superintend INTO CASH AT ONCE Big Contracts for Rall S A road Supplies. A commission of five representing the Imperial Russian Railways of Petrograd, arrived this afternoon on the Norwegian America steamer Ber- ‘a forces pauscd within gates| Tho Austrian Tenth Army Corps R please, thet thas 6 palo body of| simultaneously started toward the by the Paris War Cap‘ure of Town From renatjord from Norway. The com- rried a tt and south fronts, but found the 4 mission is hea by mi Raat hes Wlodoes. aceon ie Sorta tleke Bad beta evacuated. AS Office. the British. Groten and has for ite purpose the supervision of the contracts for rail- road cars, supplies and equipment, steel rails, motor trucks and various other equipment, awarded by the Russian Government to firms in the United States, through their Canadian branches, involving $80,000,000, Of this $60,000,000 ia being spent in the United States. The majority of the contracts were let to the Canadian Car Foundry Com- pany of Canada, which is sald to be largely owned in this country and sublet by it to various construction companies in New York and other parts of the United States, With the commission was George King, said to be the representative of @ subsidiary company of the Canadian Car Foundry Company, who has sev- etriking while the iron is hot. attack Is now in progress against the From the south, von Linsingen is| forte still held by the Russlans, thore hurling the full weight of his armien| positions being defended apparently Against the Russian left wing. A gi-|, with the object of covering the re- gantic battle is caging along the en-| titemenc of the Russians. Hire front from the region of Bamber| !ONDON, June 4. — The ble loop to north of Btryj. Repeated territic| which the Austro-German forces had Vussian counter-attacks bave failed| made around the Praemyst stronghold ustro-German PARIA, June 4—Whole villages in| BERLIN (via wireless to London), the region north of Arras are being | June 4.—German troops have stormed Teduced| to ruins in-the crash of big {and captured the village and chateau uhella accompanying the fierce fight-| of Hooge, east of Ypres, after a ing that marks tho French advance} revoral days' battle with the British, upon Lens. An official announcement, trom the Souchos has been levelled with thé|War Office this afternon’ also re. exception of a few stone buildings be- | ported that the sugar refinery at Sou- Pap fl porter] throws the ' hind which the Germans are resisting |chez {s now entirely in German hands, Galicia petroleum district the -|hae been left behind as Gen. von|'? French attack. The battling east! Capture of Hooge is the most im. alana are set! fire to every oll well ‘ ing thei | °° the Souches su_.r mill is increas-| portant German victory along. the .. Vienna deapatchos ty. | Linsingen's forces are pushing ing in fury. The War Oftice an-|Franco-Flanders battle front sihoe day estimated that $0,000 tons of oil| War Horthward toward the Dniester,| oo this afternoon that the| tH drive against the allies’ positions have been set in flamos, lighting up| with Lemberg presumably as their ob- French in thie have onptused Rorth of Ypres several weeks ago. The the region tor miles along the Prse-| jegtive, necking to avoid the great ne region have capt villiage lies about three miles east of mysl-Lemberg fallwa: a German fortified position, taking a| Ypres on the Monin road and consti- All the schools were marshes to the west, It ts reported) nu ner of prisoners, tutes one of the outer defenses of in celebration bf the yio-|that eor.o of these forces already! pn iner progress is being made by|*Pres, Ite capture increases the yal. The Berlin + lhave reached the Dniester line near Ps probability that the British iy be jcted that Mackennen’s r ty wbout | French in the “labyrinth” district Miko‘ajow, with Leniberg only @bOUt |southeast of Neuville. Despite the eral new contracts with him. ; os uns driven ous) of Ypres. aweep every soldier uf t of Gall ritory, twenty-five miles away. marvellous character of the German Hooge was. the scene of the wal OPPOSES JURY FOR THAW. defenses the enemy has been driven WAR NEWS IN BRIEF. toric battle last October when Sir/ , with @ comparatively | Deputy Attorucy General Asks Writ from a concrete pit whére heavy gune shard bombarded the French positions, One With the approval of President Wilson, Ambassador von Bernstorff has sent Meyer Gerhard to Berlin to explain the exact opinion In this coun- piuining Sieern on Lite lem to Prevent Sanity Trial. blocked the dash toward Calais.| ALBANY, June 4—Deputy Attorney after another of the “labyrinth” de-| Since last fall the village and the os 4 fenses are falling before the French eines aisent Li: Botees sobenred be attack. 5 try concerning the submarine warfare and the determination to uphold the Magia ren Br cee ke pce ale get RHINE the orege rights of neutrals. Dr. Gerhard has been lecturing in the United States. tacks, may become untenable. If the lated 3 les ithwest of Lundy Island and Having captured Przemysl, the Austro-German forces are maintain- bee Miccsi ahs cian ehaea tae hice. Head. It was the U-3 that sank |FATHER SAVES TWO that in the region beyand the Dniester. River the Ausiro-German army has] A man named Huddl: tone, a mem- FROM BURNING BED advanced along the Tismenitza-Stry front. bred pid hier bar ged meine bes Ms Maid Seriously Burned in Effort to A statement from Gen, Cadorna, Italian Chief of Staff, says the Goeninn eviveasine was ater tise, minary movements are continuing all along the frontier, develo Ae Ae gg Meal ot em spd ; a the Itallans, ’ . PINE }ratt, loving w thisteen-year-old boy famsburg, returning home shortly af- to age J ter midnight, saw smoke coming from their children’s bedroom on the fprtified ‘chateau have remained in| tore the Court of Appeals to-day to ask Along the road from Bethune to Ar- British evacuate Y; they almost ing their offensive with unusual speed along the Galician front. The , the Victoria on Tuesday afternoon. A Petrograd despatch states that the German force which captured | tne men thought the shot c...ne from Extinguish Flames and Rescue on the bridge. A shell from the aub- second floor. jecker dec ep pervert the original purpose of & corpus writ. Mr. Bi ee J B. Stanchfield argued it the juance of the writ. si aenne of Drug Labels. ‘as \asued to-day by Magistrate Handy in Centre Street Court for Charles N. Critenton & Ca, one of the largest drug distributers in this city, to answer for putting mis- leading Ubels on proprietary medicines, Inspector Israel Goldman of the Board of Health charged that he bought a bot- tle labeled as @ cure for diphtheria trom the firm, and the contents when ana- lyzed showed no trace of any drug whic! would affect diphtheria. —=__ William H. Pierce Revov William H. Pirce, Ger the Baltimore Branch Smelting and Refining Company, who With Hooge held o Attacking the order SSS te Se form their entire front. A statement from the Russian War Office contains the admission} trawicr began. voat and the crew realized that a of No, 129 Manhattan Avenue, Will- io avd nasreione eau, on ey & Writ of prohibition to prevent the em- panelling of a jury to test the sanity of ras and eastward the battle of heavy arulle: continues. ‘pres, certainly will be forced to fail back five miles upon Poperidghe and re- troops J he Russian line at Stry are pushing north- ee ba Liha i ¥ The akipper and 9 small boy were ward rapidly. killed shortly after the attack on the Libau in Russia on the Baltic some time ago has been tolated. The only|* Patrol boat and paid no attention, communication with Libau is now by sea. sear Serve, ey eneetne re Her Charges. Dr. Elias T. Sternfield and his wite The Vienna War Office states that the Italians have bombarded|™srine struck the bridge and killed Austrian fortifications at several points without success, the hey lnetantiy. “Walle te ettpper was talking to a member of the crew has been in the Hudson Street Hospital, Slight gains in the district north of Arras are reported by the French, |another shel! came and killed both of | ,00, termed Tan upstatre “ Tion''atter ‘oeing injured. on lay ‘i, ae — lasndnvestientatiease. 10 eur repo uit ner on . *| Huddlestone says that he was in. |Children—-Ralph, five, and Bertram, | Mr Pee | | Jured while taking a cup of water to wo--burntn, jearby wan tho 4, la wounded man. A piece of shrapnel 60 Chureh struck him on the arm and head and another #bell blew off the legs of the ship's mate and broky the legs of two other men, By this time the raft was finished and the men ecrambied aboard. Then the submarine came up and Huddle- stone says that the officer in charge told the crew that their vessel would not have been fired upon if they had stopped. The men were kept aboard | the submarine all night and the next morning were put aboard a small boat velonsing to another trawler. The Victoria wae sunk by « bemb placed ¥ the stern with two|!* bie hold by the submarine’s crew. The crew had been adritt| Muddlestoue reports that he and his [twelve hours when picked up by @|COMpAnions were treated well by the unins seriously burned, was taken to @t Catherine's Hospital. Ghe eaid the younger child awoke hungry and abe gave bim @ bottle of milk He dropped it om the floor and it rolled un the bed. In searching for it with @ mateh the maid set fire to the mattreas, Adriatic Sate Liverpool, MONTREAL, June 4.—The Canadian Pacifico Railway received to-day « remeentter direst eoneine Bley ie oy ia 70s) FIVE MORE SHIPS. SHELLS KILL MA (Continued from First Page) —_—_—_—— —_—— WPAN BOUND TO ALLIES BY WAR AGREEMENT. No Separate Action Unless England, France, Russia and Japan Wen't Guarnat! | COLUM ©., June 4,—City health determined tt will not Stoseaary M to quisra ntine the entire rece rt} the sehooner’a crew into boats, the mubmarine set fire to the vessel and ala | trawler. officer and crew of the submarine “The submarine came slongside| THCY Were afloat in the email boat for are Willing. | Sureday mo said Capt. Hand | *Wenty-four hours before being picked| POKIO, June 4--Forelgn Minister Up by the steamer Mattater and land. ed in Milford, where the Miorid's men were also put ashore. While the German submarines show of the Malvador, her commander shouted that he would give us just five minutes to take to the boate 1 said, “This is & neutral ship’ but he eaid that didn’t make any dif- ference; we coulda’t take @ cargo of jany kind to Mogiand. 1 asked him what would become of our famiiies if he wank we He said he would bel Hing to admit “inl worry if anyth appened, but that despateh from Ch erpeliated in the House of | Peors to-day by the Budget Commit. | toe, made the declaration that Great Britain, Vrance, Russia, Italy and Japan had agreed to take no inde. | pendent individual action of any kind im eunasection with the Kuropean war. ——— ae LYNCHED IN JAIL YARO. ART CALENDAR! For June, July, August War was war, and that we'd better|iermany has Masked Men Take Prisoner trom, and September fet into the boat. the Get) Gud Mean Wes to 0 eee Mustrated in Gravure with “After we rowed away the sub- lira tull coimpensation will be inada Setsated in Gravure vith Marine's crew set Gre to the Halvador|the ainount to be Maed by Norwogian ond then eank her with « few ehelia, omperts, Norway has sgreed to this Then they ran alongside our boat,| Properti. Germany has aivo informed N. ave us some tobpeoo, two bottler of) cere" ah investigation has brandy and & couple of rubber coate|{ailed to # . and (owed us & short distance, They| America w: dropped us when another ship came) Kaiser's wubinar er ep ern ten ee ee @ eemin . i ’ Fit for the Wall of Any Home or Office With Next Sunday's World ba Now Vers City and Vicinity | jof introduction by Dr. Dernbui ‘ say that he wished any mail or caliers Over the Entire Long Mountainous Frontier GERMAN OFFICIAL SET BY ENVOY A HSPEACEAENT Dr. Gerhard, Who Sailed Yes- terday, Is a Member of the Privy Council. TO TELL ALL THE FACTS. |Has Been in This Country Some Time and Knows Public Sentiment. Dr. Meyer Gerhard, member of the German Privy Council, the agent by whom Ambassador Count von Bern- storff is to acquaint the German Gov- ment with the real attitude of this Government and {ts people regard- ing the German use of submarines Against merchant vessels, sailed for Copenhagen, Denmark, yesterday on tho steamship United States of the Scandinavian-American Line. It was known in Washington yes- terday that President Wilson had agreed with Count von Bernstorff that in view of the unsatisfactory conditions in wireless service—the only means of rapid communication available between the Ambassador and his home office—that a fully in- formed messenger in whom the Ger- man Foréign Office would have com- Plete confidence might well go at once to Germany to supplement the mos- sages which the Count has forward- ed by cable in the United States diplomatic code through the Ameri- can Embassy at Berlin, But the Rame of the messenger and his ship did not become known until to-day. Dr. Gerhard has been in thig city at the Ritz-Carlton for some time. He is @ close friend and associate of Dr. Dernburg, the German protagonist whoso zeal in trying to shape Ameri- can sentiment brought about a re- quest to the German Embassy that he leave this country as soon as convenient. Dr, Gerhard delivered an address here recently after, a speech The German messenger went aboard the liner United States just before | st sailing time yesterday, accompanied by four friends, He retired to his stateroom at once and @# guard was posted at the door. Dr. Dernburg was not with him and is still at the Rits-Carlton, He has intimated that he too will sail for a Scandinavian port within two weeks, Meantime he |.! has instructed the management of the hotel that he w'!! receive no cards trom would-be callers. Before the Scandinavian-America Line would accept Dr. Gerhard as a Passenger he had to produce a safe conduct from the British Embassy at Washington guaranteeing him from interference from any cruiser of the allies which might encounter the United States. The line has a strict rule, in order to avoid complications, forbidding the booking of Germans or Austrians. Dr. Gerhard, who was known as “Dr. Meyer" to the employees of the hotel, made rather a mystery of his departure from the Rits-Carlton yeu- He ordered his luggage put intow taxicab and went to the desk to in Big have eis assortmente—all different. Each put neat); in plal , thed le stisched for sereying.” Comelnation Her with of the following carefully selected Toth, ‘Ben Bes Micke, 1-Lb. Ber i0e See That You Reserve a RMANS DRIVE RETREATING RUSSIANS TOWARD LEMBERG for him to be referred to! Dr. Hy J. Albert, who has been a guat ahs hotel for five days, Dr. Gerhard said he did not know when he would be back, and declined to tell whore he wi ing. Dr. Albert has an ein the rear Of the offices of the Hamburg-Ameri- can Steamship Company at No, 45 bh haley He clerks. le refused to see report to-day or send out any Information about himself or Dr. rhard. His clerks were sorting clippings from United States spapers of articles and cartoons regarding the war. is spoken of by Hamburg-Amoi omficials ‘commercial adviser YY the German Embassy.” The friends of Dr. Gerhard in Germ: shipping and commercial circles downtown expressed them- selves as atly pleased with his selection. ey recalled that he had travelled the United States from to coast many times and his pot of observation had n trained long experience in Berlin as - ing Counsellor of the Department of Colonies as well asa Superior Privy Counsellor. 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