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'ASHINQTON, D. C„ June 18.—
m advices received today, sent the
.e Department by the commander
he American fleet at Vera Cruz,
s learned that the food situation
hat city has reached a desperate
;e. Rear Admiral Caperton, the
manding officer, notified the gov
nent that he feared thiu riots
dd result unless the people were
?n food, and made the suggestion
. warships be employed to trails
t relief supplies. The government
take no action on the matter for
present.
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time.
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SEATTLE, June 18.—The body of
John Powers, ohief deputy United
StateB Marshal, was found in the bay
here today. The body had apparently
been in the water but a few hours.
The badge and gun of the officer were
missing. The death of Powers is a
mystery to the police authorities here,
as his office knows of no business that
would have subjected him to danger
of losing his life. There is a strong
suspicion current, that Powers dis
covered secret workings of the agents
of one of the governments now at war
in Europe, and that he was done away
with to avoid international complica
tions.
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BULGARIA WILL FIGHT SOON
AGREES TO ASSIST ALLIES
ATTACK TURKS FROM REAR
LONDON, June IK.—Unconfirmed reports
received here sav that Bulgarie has reached an
agreement with the allies relative to her participa
tion in the present war on their side. Bulgaria will
attack the Turks from the rear, and so assist the
allied' troops who are attempting to force the
Dardanelles. Authentic advices received from Pet
rograd, although not definite, indicate that important
events in this direction may be expected soon.
BERLIN, June 1K.—The German official state
ment issued today says that the allied force which
commenced an offensive against the German trenches
in northern France, has been destroyed. The loss
of life was extremely heavy and the attack was
entirely without results from the allied point of
view.
TURKISH SOLDIERS REGAIN
GROUND LIST TO BRITISH
CONSTANTINOPLE, June IK—The Associated
Press correspondent in this city recently made an
examination, with the consent of tin* Turkish author
ities of the Turkish positions along the west coast
of the Gallipoli peninsula. His report shows that
the British troops have lost most of the ground
which they formerly occupied there.
LONDON, .Tune 18.—The troops under General
Mackensen are continuing their advance on Lem
berg, in Galicia. Advices from Vienna are to the
effect that the Teutons have captured a part of the
heavily fortified Grodek region. The Russians had
concentrated a big force at this point, and it was
expected' that they would be able to successfully
resist the German advance. The Russian war office
admits the frequent retirements claimed by tin*
Teutons, but declares that the enemy have suffered
in enormous losses in this effort to capture Lemberg.
They claim that the Teuton losses have reached a
dotal of 150,000, and they have suffered so heavily
that they will be unable to keep up their present
offensive. The French authorities say that the
offensive they started along a wide front continues
unabated.
LONDON, June 17.—Premier Herbert Asquith
announced in the House of Commons today that the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, David Lloyd George,
would introduce another war loan bill next Monday.
The amount of the new war credit is understood to
I be £.150,000,000.
The House passed a war credit of one and one
j quarter billion dollars only last week, and this huge
sum to be asked for now comes as an added' enlight
enment to the English people of what the war is
costing them. The government is making the state
ment anent the new credit said that the cabinet was
determined to spare no effort in men or money to
secure success for the British guns.
GERMAN SOLDIER INDICTED
BY FEDERAL GRAND JUDY
NEW YORK, June 18.—'The federal grand jury
has returned an indictment charging perjury against
Gustave Stahl, a German reservist. Stahl, at the
time the government was investigating the Lusi
tania disaster made a sworn statement to the effect
that the ship was armed. His affidavit was the only
one to that effect although many other sworn state
merits were submitted to the government stating the
contrary. The suspicion of the authorities wns
aroused, and investigation by the grand jury was
undertaken resulting in the indictment today.
11 LIED FLEET IN HIDING
FE1B GERMAN SUBMARINES
CONSTANTINOPLE, June 18.—The British
fleet attacking the Dardanelles forts fearing an
attack by German submarines has taken refuge in
Kefala Bay, ten miles from the coast of Gallipoli.
The attack of the fleet on the forts has entirely
ceased.
GENEVA, June 17.—The German factories at
Lake Constance where the Zeppelin dirigibles are
manufactured are working double shifts on the big
machines with the result that a complete airship is
turned out every twenty days. It is reported that
they are preparing for a great airship raid on
London and Paris to retaliate for the attacks of the
allied aeroplanes on the German towns. A big fleet
of aeroplanes will accompany the dirigibles when
they are ready to set forth on their hazardous
journey.
LOS ANGELES, June 18.—A mild
earthquake was felt here today which
did no particular damage although the
shock was quite distinct, and was
clearly felt throughout the surround
ing country. Windows were shaken
generally all over the business dis
trict, and a few panes broken.
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BASEBALL TEAM
VIEW
VICTORIA, B. C., June 18.—'The
magnates of the Northwestern Base
ball League met In this city today to
determine what should be done with
the surrendered franchise of the local
club. Although there was some talk
of transferring the franchise to an
other city, it was finally decided to
allow it to remain here, and run the
team as a joint proposition of all
the owners. The decision is eminently
satisfactory to the fans of this city,
and a better article of ball with in
creased attendance Is expected from
now on.
VILLA FORCES ARE
CAPITAL
GALVESTON, June 18.—General
Gonzales, tlie Carranza commander
leading the detachment of Constitu
tionalist troops marching on Mexico
City, has wired his chief that the
town of Texicoco, 15 miles from the
capital will be under his control today.
Gonzales says that his soldiers will
be in Mexico City, a few hours after
Texicoco is taken, and that in all
probability, the Villa forces will have
i|uit the capital before nightfall today.
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