BRIDGES UNDER FRENCH SECOND U. S. COUNTER BLOW. FIRE . SLIGHT GAINS MADE AT OTHER POINTS (Continued from First Page.) of efficacious«im t You the CAMT2U.Gr ironderfuily Are »h«£,JOC t" Xycoi^- milting In maintaining the artnlee Intact Dupe W# «TURPLUX POUND German Positions on Karne. ft5*00,000, INTUtC/r Bj the Amoelated PrfM. ON THH FRENCH FRONT tN F LAROESTIN nUBQNUK FRANCE, July 1«, evening.The Oer- mana haw crossed the Harn* at various a Patriotrick? WASHINGTON INOSACCOUNT them control over tweWe £££places, giving PATRIOTRICK is a swindle which S2S ASM \ by your patriotism death from the maahlne guns ana bomus /\ is twisted to serve the selfish interests of another. It (ThVtown of aland lies about two a rumor a and a half Alia* east of Chateau usually takes the form of spreading that certain thinks he understands the money Thierry and Mareuli-le-Port about nine and a half of FRAHCO-AHCKKAN* brand of is owned or controlled Alien question, or that it is not worth understand¬ rail** northwest Epernay.) RETAKB 5 TO>rHS goods by Enemies. EVERYBODYing, and the average man Is Inclined to think Allies Beslst Valiantly. IN True do not want to such and in times like that the business of is and that COUNTEK CMUVS. 3 patriots buy goods banking very simple, Mareull-le-Perti on ths Marne, was on it can be conducted by the rule of thumb. This is the eoene thli morning of tsrrlflc these a lie has a thousand lives and travels broad, fleet an erroneous impression, which should be dispelled fighting, In which French and Amer¬ In their eouater (krut aouat the Gennane aouth of the Ham rtatrrwr ican troops were resisting most the Franco-American force* retook three towns and an Important helfkt. The is not a new trick. Dozens of loyal a Account and learn oaaa. wings. patriotrick immediately. Open Savings valiantly against heavy Other Americas force* are lighting In the river head at Foasey, to the from us the truth about Other fierce struggles were In prog¬ French and British firms suffered from even good banking practices. ress north of the Marne, In ftodemat mat aad Mar Mareuil-le-Port, lying farther oaat ©a the Marae« American, it, wood and around MarfauX, where (Prom th« N«w York Tribune.) war. Italian troops ara participating. before America entered tie Several German prisoners, in- tsrrogatad, declared they hadw)J*nbeen told that tills oflenilte would enforce We and our customers are victims of it today. We can no American & Trust Co. the German conditions of Peaoe on GERMAN LOSSES Security ths allies. Ths nattla has been (ALEXANDRIA'SWATER longer ignore the fact that thousands of druggists and dentists i Avenue at 15th Street N.W. ohrlstsned by thsin ths "psaoe offen- FRIGHTFUL, BUT Pennsylvania * have been and are the story, The captives added that ths number FRANCE'S LIGHT told, innocently passing along CHARLES of men thrown Into the l'ns on thls BLAMEDFOREPIDEMIC an J. BELL, occasion was fully euual to tbe total that Pebeco Tooth Paste is Alien Enemy product. President. forcss utilised In any attack hereto- LONDON, July 17. via Ottawa. .A semi-official report from Lunch Hour. carrlar pigeon that was The story is untrue. Its only possible foundation is the Your Account During 'a'o^vi Dr. Lnmsden Makes Recommenda¬ Paris reads i Open oaptured bore a message .****)*. Only a Few Steps from the Government Department». .The fighting for tha of the for "While the eaemy losses wera fact that the formula for Pebeco was years in Marne Is worse than anPassageInferno, it tions City'i Sanitary frightful. oars were quite llg*ht. originated ago was hare that tha Americans and especially east of Rhelms. If French constantly counter Betterment. the laboratory of a Hamburg scientist. with gallantry, succeeding in driving we were allowed to state the at least some of ths Germans across flgura It would be most re- in New York since the river, while othera wore drowned Bpaclal Dispatch to The Star. assuring. Whereas ««rlag the Pebeco has been made City 1903. Every In endeavoring to escape. 1* the ALEXANDRIA, Va.. July 17..Dr. previous offensive we had to Among the unlta which attacked the United States sead for relaforoemeats from share of Lehn & Fink stock and every dollar's worth of bonds Our Government Can all you' can allied lines on tha front southwest L. Lumsden of other parts of the front* this Urges every one to as lone a* you can. of Rhalms were several of the public health service, who U Investi¬ time those on the spot sufficed are owned American citizens. famous guards divisions, and these the outbreak of fever, to sustain the shock. by advanced In such overwhelming *>um- gating Jyphoid "This la partially dM to the bers that the allies, although fighting last night appeared before a joint constant arrival of Americana* with the utmost tenacity aad courage. session of the city council and stated which reduced the unequal pro¬ Sole license for the manufacture oI Pebeco has been were forced back slightly In ths a of the fifty-two cases portion of the forces." Martin Co. t vicinity of Marfaux. Cuchery and that majority to Lehn Sc Fink by the United States Federal & a Dulin Bouilly. The Italians fought shoulder were caused beyond reasonable granted to shoulder with the French on this doubt by the city's public water sup¬ Trade Commission. front. The lins bent a little here, but for It did not break. ply. TWO SEAPIAITE VICTIMS. Headquarters "I don't say that the public water All the officers and directors of Lehn & Fink are American Many l"oe Tanks Destroyed. supply caused every case," he added, that the big Deaths of Ensign Andrew* and Dependable Requisites German tanks, which attacked "but I am convinced citizens, and only American capital is used. Lehn & Fink is the battle majority were caused by Infection Quartermaster Behan north of Souatn during blr 1 Reported. for which started yesterday, suffered through the public water supply. Two deaths in the navaj reserve not subsidized by nor connected with any other concern, heavily from the allied artillery, don't say it was any one's particular force resulting from seaplane acci¬ many of them being destroyed. blame. It Is just unfortunate." dents were announced yesterday by American or Foreign. and Preserving In a section of Champagne lying east Canning of Rhelros tha enemy attack was Dr. Lumsden added that at the com¬ the Navy Department. Ensign Junius broken In Its first stags. The point pany's pumping station the water is P. Andrews died as the result of burns Don't be the of the patriotrickster. Mason Fruit Jars, Jar Rubbers, where the farthest vance submitted to chloral treatment which received while flying at Chatham, dupe was Prunay, where a small,tpocaet Most E. Z. Seal Glass Top Jars, Jar Tongs, 1,000 yards In depth was punched out is the only safeguard taken. Mass., July 13, and William J. Behan, the enemy, who, however. Is still of the time such treatment, he declar¬ chief quartermaster, was killed at Jelly Glasses (3 sizes), by Bay Shore, I*. I., on 12. Pebeco Tooth Paste is sale all Long-handle Spoons, northward on the Roman road* ed, Is efficient. July for by druggists Aluminum Preserving Facing this point is » htlly feKiori. Ensign Andrews resided at 913 An¬ Strainers, Cormlllet and Recommendations made by Dr. grier avenue, Durham, N. C., and Behan Kettles, Jelly Including MoronviillW at 489 10th Manufactured by LEHN & FINK, Inc., Pressure Steamers, other wall known heights. On these Lumsden are as follows: street, Brooklyn. Enameled Preserving were advanced position* of the French The prep¬ Adoption of an ordinance prohibit¬ 120 William Street, New York Kettles. Tops, Trmy. lightly h^ld. enemy of water not to the gov¬ Jar arations had been observed. and ml- ing ^sale up' NEW SYSTEM ADOPTED Under sole Ucense the Federal Trade Commission Steamers, Paraffin Wax, etc. nute precautions were taken by the> al ernment standards. granted Ay Canning lies to hold tholr ntaln position. When with sani¬ the fell back All places to be provided For Protection of Government in the attack began French tary closets, which he declared to be not Fruits and on these, and the Germans w*re jEP=Do risk your Vegetables spoiling by able, even with their one of the most important single Procurement of War Materiali. and will be lost. on the defenders, measures to be carried out. With the of the using inferior devices. Time, labor money make any Impression Provide adequate scavenger secvlce, co-operation De¬ except about Prunay. and also provide for disposition of partment of Justice, the War De¬ The increased demand for canning and preserving stable sweepings and garbage. partment is putting into effect & sys¬ Result Is ravorable. all broken or sewers, cause a Now is the time to sup¬ Abolish open tem of control designed to protect requisites may shortage. This small result, considering the and straightening up trunk gewers. the need, while stocks are complete. nature of the attack, Is regarded very Have sewerage system extended wt> government in the procurement of ply every allied staffs, while as to reach all parts of the city, and all war materials. favorably by the enforce tap law. the French army holding this Portion rigidly compulsory The new system provides for a re¬ of the battle front displays the Supervision over all eating places view of confidence that any further attempt£»".»* and Keep foods free of flies. Milk and every contract by boards of a milk products should be given special contrpl, the centralisation of by the Germans here will meet attention. pur¬ Co. similar fata. Avlatorsflylngov.r the Encouraga home pasteurisation of chases of each commodity in a single Martin the Dulin d? declare that the German bureau, German Hues milk. standardisation of con¬ losses In this sector are tremendous. Have abolished all breeding places tract clauses, a daily fiscal survey and to Prisoners taken in counter attacks also for public information on War 1215 F St., Through 1214<18 G St. have low for mosquitoes. needs. by the Prench been very a health Department on account of their losses. A Establish organization, spirited with a full-time health officer. Also battalion commander captured in- have whole-time milk and food in- velghed against the r.gular omo.rs spectors, two sanitary inspectors and ot the German army. H® deelared trained nurse. WAR NECESSITY that they sent reserve officers, like whole-time paid EDMONSTON'S.Home of himself, ferwart while they remained Pitches should be oiled and cleaned officers until sewer pipe ean be installed. the Original "FOOT FORM" In the rear. If any of the Dr. Lumsden suggested an appropria¬ Boots and Oxfords for Men, complained, he added, the regular tion of $10,000 to start the work of EVERESmr officers formed eourta-martlal and meted a resolution stern punishment. cleaning us the olty, and Women and Children. out to this effect was referred to the USE German Oficlal Report*. finance committee. TODAY Closed All Day Saturday During July and August BERLIN, via London, July 10..-"On the Marne front the enemy has dellv- D, C. WRW COMMISSIONED. ered violent counter attacks, says the German official communication Issued Additional residents of this city ap¬ Stearns' Paste this evening:. The "ThVO wsre seme local successes to pointed to the Army are: National Exterminator the southwest of Rheims. William T. Chantland, Federal Trade "To the east of Rhelms the situation National Kills Rats, Mice, Cockroaches is unchanged." Commission, major. Army. Charles B. Davenport. 901 20th and Waterbags FallenArch Claim 13,000 Prisoners. street, major. Sanitary Corps. National The great destroyer, of food. The Germans claim the capture of Army. These pest, also carry disease germs .the cause of Hat foot and so- 13,000 prisoners, in the official com- James 9- G. Custls. til llth street, from infected place.. first lieutenant, Medical Reserve for called foot rheumatism.can be munlcation from headquarters Issued Corps. Ready use.money back if it today. The army of Gen. von Boenm. Lawrence B. Rubel, 1S11 Kenyon fails. ft Is added, crossed the Marne be¬ Air Service (Aero¬ Directions in IS in boxes. corrected and cured by wearing , tween Jaulgonne and east of Dor- street, captain. languages mans. nautics). Two sires; 35c and $1.25. Enoch L. Lahti, 1308 9th street, Get a box from y«r dealer today. The statement says: second lieutenant, Air Service (Aero¬ "In some sectors fighting activity Save Nation's Food Instep-Brace "Foot Form" Boots has revived. Bast of the Ayette an nautics). Help Supply enemy night advance was repulsed, as .Your was also a strong enemy attaek east capacity for work of Hebuterne. Between the Alsne and or can be material¬ the Marne and east of Chateau Thierry pleasure there were lively artillery duels. increased -In minor enterprises and during an ly by ridding your adva.no> aoroea tha Marne to the feet of distressing foot trou¬ southwest of Jaulgonne we broke into bles. the enemy's lines and brought back .The steel brace built in our "..TaoterdsJ'to the southwest and east of Rhelms we penetrated Into part of Instep Brace "Foot Form" the French positions. Boots supports the arch of the flat Crossing of Marne. foot, correcting foot, "By their devastating effect the ar¬ strengthening weak ankles and tillery. mine throwers and gas throw- relieving those foot pains so era together with our tanks and In¬ often attributed to foot fantry flame opened the way rheu¬ Into the enemy'st^wer*positions. The army matism. of Gen. von Boohro has orosaed ine Marne between Jaulgonne and east .These Boots dress the feet of Dormana. comfortably and gracefully. "At daybreak p4oneers...,transported storming troops aoross. the river and shown in white and black.a fit thereby oreated the for any foot. the suooess of ths day. Ths Infantry stormed the the southern banksteepor theelopjson "Foot Form'* Boots to Correct and Cure under their oover the aonatru*lon of bridges was carrled out." "in steady flfhtinc we thrust Enlarged Joints through the stubbornly dofended wooded oountry of th* fl~t poemons r.There is a "Foot Farm* Boot .nd drove the enemy baok toward nis special rear lines at Conds-1* Chapelle-Mon- to correct and cure painful enlarged ".Iforth ot the Marne we also wrest- ed from the French and Italians their joints. It fits snugly through the heel first position between the Ardre and the Marne. In the evening we wore and instep and allows ample room at the fighting to the east of ths Chatlllon- Cuchery line. .> von right point.relieving the pressure on "The armies of Gens, Mudra and I. K. 9th St. N.W. SAKS * COMPANY. von Rlnon attacked the In ALBANY PHARMACY, JOHN B. ESPEY CO., Inc., _ HTTNTER.TIS enemy 17th and H Bts. N.W. 1008 Pa. Ave. N.W. LIGGETFS DRUG STORE, Tth and Pa. Avo. N.T\. the sore and it less con¬ Champagne from Prunay. aast or of 1006 P St. N.W. SEIGEL 8YCLF STORK. joint rendering Rhelms. as far as Tahure, and.In an Every golden, gladdening glass Clicquot ARNOLD L. BtJRD. PINCH, Wlf. LIPPOLD, 1285 7th St. N.W. encounter with- tha enemy, who was to 1592 N. Capitol St. 2416 18th St. 1812_ 7th St. N.W. THE SPORT MART, spicuous. Club GingerAle is a royaltemptation you a Wlf. H. SUPPLY 905 T St. N.W. avoiding our attack, ws captured tha 0. CARL8EN. FREY, M _ MODERN AUTO 00., first French 603 Pa. At*. S.B. 1*24 14th St. N.W. 917 H St. N.E. TAYLOR-TOLLEY SALES CO positions. to go out and get thirsty again and make the P. J. MALLOY, 8248 M St. N.W. SI22 14th St. N.W. for men and women.a GARY'S. RICHARD GASCH * SONS, , _ .Styles fit for C. A. MUDDIMAN * CO.. H. ULLRICH,^^^ Push to Roman Boad. 705 15th St. N.W. 914 2th St. N.W. St. N.W. secondglassnecessary. The supreme drink¬ P. S. 12th and G St*. 9086 14th foot. CAYANAGH * XENDRICK. _ GOLDBLATT, HUNGER BROS., W-* any "To the south of Nauroy and Moron- 8412 M St. N.W. 1923 Pa. At*. 719 North Capitol It. St.* ing enjoyment, sealed up in every bottle of F. villlera we toward across ths NATHAN GOODMAN, _ w NATIONAL ELEC. SUPPLY CO.. F. WELLER. pushed 2010 18th St. N.W. 1220 N. Y. An. 8th and Eyt Bts. 8.E. Consult Our Professional Shoe-Fitters Oornlllet-Hochber^JCeUberg ridge of Clicquot, has made thirst cultivation a fa¬ ewT,ui'DBs§g:-A..N.w. GROCB'S, NATIONAL TOKEN SHOP, GEO. A. EMMONS. U B. _ _ heights to ths cratsr field of last year's OOIUFMW-E^ 14th 11th aad E Sta. N.W. 1217 Pa. At*. At*' *"*" About the Needs YourFeet vorite sport of the nation. Your first bottle * JOHN C. HALEY, G. W. PAREEO, MVNGBB BBOsT ¦£ i of great battle aa far u the Roman road ST. N.W. 14th St. and Vermont Art. 804 9th St. N.W. £ tha northwest of makes a keen fan. Made of GUSTAV HABTIG, PARKWAY MOTOR CO., r. r. MAT HABDwiRIPCo!."" wooded country south of Fiohtelberg. you Clicquot SS-M* ».W. boa H St. N.B. 1066 Wlacoaata At*. N.W. "To the east of the Bulppes we wrest- healthful for 1. DBNOWITZBB. LOUIS HARTIG, W. P. ROBEBTS CO.. is F. . safe and . sd from the enemy tha Held of the purestingredients, it 620 Pa. Ave. N.W.w 7th and X SU. 1418 N. Y. At*. N.W. Ctaunpagne battle between Auberive O. A. EMMONS, B. A. HAYDEN * CO.. B. ROBENBLOOM. DOUBUniir'lBLli IUK. oij' and southeast of Tahure. the thirsty of all ages. 207 Pa. Are. S.B. 281 Pa. Ars. S.B. 712 8th St. SJk 711 12th St. v.lt. "On our front of attack -east of Rhelms Edmonston & 1334 FSt the enemy is holding his second posi¬ the case from or WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Co., tions W the north of Prosnee, Souain and Buy by your grocer drug¬ BARBER A BOSS. Cor. 11th and S St«. N.W. r. P. MAT HARDWARB CO.. 46# C St. Andrew Then thirst will be a Welcome visitor 12th St N.W. ELECTRIC 1CPPI.T 1U0 Rev Talk An. Betx, Manager Pe"In*«plte of low clouds and a high gist DOOBLEDAT HILL ELECTRIC CO. , TXT NATIONAL CO.. Wind our aerial fighting force was active. in home at all times. WEBSTER ELEO. CO.. Tl» tth St. N.W. Advisers and Authorities on All Foot Troubles From a low altitude our aviators, with your bombs and machine guns, in the battle on the ground- attested they brought down over the battlefield thirty-one enemy airplanes and four TheClicquotClub Company,M3Hs,Mass^U.S.A. *^The number*of prisoners brought in amounts to mors than Prefer THE Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star present Experienced Advertisers STAR