Eagle River review

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bogus copy of the American note pub

lished in Tokyo.

Japan is about to send a commission

to the United States to arrange co-op*

eration in the war between the two na

tions, and to discuss the complex ques

tions concerning the far East. The

mission is to be headed by Viscount

‘Kikujiro Ishii, formerly foreign min

ister.

Haiti and the Dominican Republie

have both severed diplomatic relations

with the German empire. Every little

helps.

Murderous Air Raid on London.

The GermanS on Wednesday made

‘another of their murderous and useless

airplane raids on London, dropping

quantities of bombs mostly on the

East end. Ninety-seven persons were

killed and 437 wounded. '‘Among the

dead were 16 women and 26 children.

The raiders were soon driven off by

British aviators and anti-aircraft can

non. It is a wonder that these repeat

ed raids do not drive the British to

reprisal on some of the unfortified

cities of Germany.

The weekly report of the British ad

miralty showed 38 British vessels sunk

by submarines; the largest number for

five weeks, but still far below the mark

set by the Germans as necessary for

the starvation of England. Among the

vietims of U-boats reported during the

week were the American steamship

Petrolite, the Leyland liner Anglian

and the South Atlantic liner Sequana.

The last named was carrying Senega

lese troops and 190 men were lost. An

American steamship on arrival at an

Atlantic port reported that she had

rammed and sunk a German subma

rine.

In congress the conference report on

the army and navy deficiency appro

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Eagle River review. (1917). Eagle River, Wis., 1917-06-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85040614/1917-06-22/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Eagle River review, 1917-06-22.