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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-11
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&illa far proflameret Jig ielb 8rGit'
bent. ltbiigt til Mbb / Merieo
GttD.

Nttg.
Werico GitD Sen 2beu Bebrllar. -
Sgoar TOM ser officielle @apporter
til General Obregons @opeofparter
ON Ssnotagelien al 8Den @no6ala=
iara BEN 20be Saltltar. General 8tl=
lag Sropper l1n6er @eneralerne Me=
Dina, Ortega og Gontreras les ipere
Gab. Sfelge @apporten blep 500
Mnn6 6rebt, oeriblan6t De tire &C.
neraler, oe IL 80-Milineters aano,
rer, 10 Maift,1fanoner, SSernbane-
tog paa 300 Bognc og itore &panta
Mm,nunition blep taget.
@aibington SEN 2oe,r 6ebruor.
General 8illa telegrafere6e til &o,1'
pe1,tets &epreielltmtt fer iaften, at
General Sbontos llrbina nteb ca.
5000 Mano inotog Gan 21tis &p-
.foif iaaar oe beberfeeoe full oftnnbig
s.8Den og Dmegi1. nrbinas SfDrfe
onIees for Mpantgar6en for 8illas
Tropper paa @ei moo Gat1p!co
Det a,1tpoe6es, at Garran5a @arniio-
men rgr111te6e lt6en at fiempe.
-@l @alo, 36ie 8e6: 6rancisco
@illa bar proflameret fig ielp Bre=
li6ent al Merieo. @o1t telegrafereoe
bette til fine berpGrel,6e &epreR11=
tonter iaften. @au llonnb,tte tire
Miniite til at forpalte 0en cipile st6-
minijtratton.
= @aibington, 30ie Teb. S oft,
cielle Meloinger til lloenrigsoeparte>
mentet ibog melbes Ser ON Maoma11-
gel / Merico Gitp oe at ser ptl blipe
itor Mpo, bpis life &iGlp fon1ner.
Garron5as Gmbebslmen6 flptter
fine Mrfiper til @ero Grl16, Dbor man
a,1toger Garran5a beoblipenoe ptl
bape fin &opeoitao. &erperenoe Dt>
plomater bar u6trDtt III, @ngitelle
ober Sorbolocne / Merieo @itp paas
grl,no al Garran5ampnbigb gbe6erttes
6orbuo moo Gbiffertelegramn1er.
Gelegraffontorerne ber far facet lin.
oerretning fra Garran5a=&egierin'
gen ON iffe at mo6tage ciferebe 9ele<
grammer fra nbenlan61fe Megieri11'
ger ,noto9en paa 9lfien6erens &ili,
TO og uoerfaltet Opinnppelie.
@aibington Sen Toe 6eb. Bill
las @obe6fparter ler 1nelbte iafter,
at General 0illa bar allfontmen til
Srapuato, 100 Mil nor6enfor Meri-
co gitD, og at ban oerfra leoe6e uo-
itrafte 0perationer for Sssn6tagelien
al 9an,pico og 8eberlfelien al oelr
nor6lige &alp6el af Merico.
Set iiges, at 8illa bill inobDbe set
oiplomatiife &orps til at fomne ino
/ Sc Strgg, bpor ban bar Magten, /
2igbe6 n1e6 Garran5as esn6bD0ella
til Diplomaterne ON at fonme til
@era Gr15.
De Goreneoe staters Oan1pifib
San 8iego", Ga,l 8artolome, See.
ore California, sen Use 6eb. pr.
traa6Igs fra San Diego, Sal. BIO,
oige &an1pe bar ltaaet mellen1 Bill
lotropper og aonltitllt lltionaIiiter | ben
ipoIige Del al Staten Sinaloa, Mer-
ico. 800 ct or9bt eller faaret. 8et
liges, at @illatropperl1e bar giort
itor Gremgang Der.
Samiuu iom ftrafferetslig @efor.
mator. Sorfatteren Smut Son1fll11
foreIaar i en- grtifel / nMorgenbla<
bet" fem 5traf for 8arnenoro> at
beege Gorelorene benges.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-11
@nsiernes 9lnsreb paa 9itprensien.

Pss" 10I>f*S"""l$>s<
0et rationale Sfirenb. - 0lt=
l,tb sen Zoe Gebrlar. Cars Salt=
gen af Gbippe,ua Sails, @is., panot
Mel elterjtabstitelen for 1916 for Bro.
fesiiontlter beo &et6et, ion afbolotes
fer / @ftern1i66og arrangeret al set
rationale Sfilgberforbun6. 2ars
&augen banot ogiaa @eiterifabstite.
len 1912, og 1910 bap6e Bans
8rooer, @n6ers, Meiterifabet.
8ioraarets MeIter, &agnar On1.
tpe6t al Gbicago, fom life beiere op
en6 iom SO. Z.
Nen6et igaar ltgeiom 2pr6agens
@e11b for 9(moterer foregif ltnoer
ugunltige @eirfor6ol6e. Ser bleite
en- itprf Storm fra Spen in6 moo
8affel1 og bette gioroe, at cit Weng,
6e Soppere bippe6e operen6e;; flere
forilog fig i &ooeoet % paa 2entner.
9eoget Goripg paa at ilaa Soprefor-
hen faa 169 SOB lat al Omtpebt
esSrontpooo 1913 bar Ser il1gen
9ale on1.
@e6 Sorret,lil1gsn1g0et, iom al
bolotes 2ereaa q iiten bIep ael1 tioi
eere geitprelie gieHDalgt: 8rpiioalf,
Nic Relion, Stilltpater;; 0icepreit=
0ent, &. 8. @aae,1, Chicago; Sefre-
ter. slfsel Softer, Ni1lalro, @is.
@lentpoo6 bleb balgt iom Ste6et
for neite Mors Me1io. ct 6orlbg paa
at faa 0ulrtb til permanent Sien1
for Nationalforbun6et 1neb 6e aar=
lige 2al1osrerb aboldt paa 9ulrttbs
5fiboffe paa GbeIter Sill, Der faole=
oes ifl1loe blibe ligelom MmerifaS
@olmenfolle,1, banot lite Ttlll,tning
taar. ~.
Hremiepinoerne / Hrofeslioniit-
renoet blep: -:
/, 2ars Saugen, Gbippetpa Sails,
@is., 2762s;. 2, Se1rp Sall, Sib-
remi1ta. Mich.. 271. 3. 8arnen SRI
lep, Blair, @is., $685.. 4, Sobn
Gbenion @irgi1,ta, Minn., 235; 5,
9eels 6loa,1, Sibbing, Minn., 22615;
6, Sobn @ratluuo, ssSronpoo6, Micb.,
225h;7, @agnor 0n1tpeot, Gbicago,
:21925; 8, 81. Sen6ricflon> 9ulutb,
2172s; g. 8. @uitafion, Srontpoo6,
2161s; 10, 81. 8ratlu11o, Srontpooo,
2t5;. II, Gbrts 9perbp, 9,1l,lt6,
1876.
&enrD Soil blep 9eo. 1 @rtra=
re1lbet om lengite 1taaen6e Sop, nte6
ct Sop paa 1876 500.
Mester at fortlrtte ,neb v9aeia". !.
@orfolf, 3d., Soc Geb. Damperen
v@acin" n1eb 8omulbslaIt til @ot-
terbom er otter blebet opbolot, i6et
IL. til al 8eiet1ingen negter at
fortiptte n1e6 ben af Srpgt for at ben
bill blipe taget at brittle &rigsifibe.
@apteinen iag6e iaften at ban life
bapbe faaet ful6t Ma116ifab igien og
biblte lite, noor u9acia" TOM til at
reiie, men Sfibets Mgenter iag6e, at
BEN antageltg biloe reiie i6ag. Den
flarere6e ioag efter at babe taget
&ulla1t.
Storbritannien bar fl,l16giort, at
rDncia" bill blipe beilaglagt 1lnber
9aaifno af, at 6ens 9perfgriel fra
tpf til on1erifanF Megiiter bar c11
4r9nfelle af international Sob.
124 Gfi6e Dberfsrt til anerifanif
Megiier, Wafbington ben 6te Geb.
'Dartperen n8albao al Muterican-
Meriean 9robing Co., 5an diego,
Gal, blep ibag operfgrt til ameri-
fanf Sfibsregiiter % 11e6 ben bar
124 sfibe 11,eb Ell iamlet 9onnoge
af 456, 1886 Cons beilet set ameri.
fa1ife Glag ! Senbol6 tn ben Mn.
quit peotae1e 5tibsregiiterlop.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-11

5lagter rifompa1ier bbmt til $780,.
900 MnlH bper. Seiferion GitD,
sQQ be,1 9oe 5eb. Slagterifirmaer.
he slrn1our & Co., 5tnift & 60, ct.
! aol,is 9relse6 Beef & Hrobiiion
gonponp, Sammono Bacfing 60. %
Morris & 60. bleb ioag al Misiouris
;SsieIteret fl1noen ifplbtge / Opertre~
belle al Statens Anti-9rl1it SOB. gn
Orore til SSnbitilling al Sorretntn-
gen blep 11olteot; l11en @ontpanierne
tillabes at forbIipe Staten, bbis be
betoler $25, 900 i 8poer bper fgr
! ben lite Marts.
&eieiteret erflareoe, at nti=&ruit
soDe,1 bleD obertrnnot be0 National
nefi,1a go111pa11Ds GrbDerbelie al
S5nnn1o1b Gacfing COMPANY og ct.
aonis Dreise6 8eef & 8robiiion So.
sfatio,1nl 3aefing So. bIep oprettet al
sstrmol1r. gtpifftt os Neorris- -aon,pa-
slierne figes set i aienoeIien, ioet Sc
rDeb egeIag6e aonf11rrencer %
ia1fatte 9riien paa aiso. 6
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-11

aolgresn1anb 8nrnett al Mlaba'
ma erHRre6e, at &nntpett for Sobe
til sssnb1frR,tfning al ssSl1opanoringen
piloe blipe {prtiot.
8illen blep be6taget al Srlet for
affnrat ct slor iiben ibag n1eb 239
mos 14O stennner. slflten1ningen
ibaq bite Ell Sremgang at % 5ten-
,ner for 8iIen % ct Sab af 4
sstenlr11er fra 0ppoiitionens Stprfe.
Sc 261 Sternrner for @eotagelie
al 8illelt troos Brpiioentetts @eto
e,ar, lom fplger: @enofrater t66,
Aepublifanere 78, Brogresiipe og
sspgresIipe @epnblifanere 16, Sn-
y 1Fbenoe11t 1.
5te1nmegipningelt imo6 8illen
bar: 0ennofrater 101, vsS1riurgent"
Demofrat 1 Mep1lblifa1tere 80, &ro=
9resIipe 2.
8reIioeltterne 9aft og Glepelano
belngoe lignenhe 2opforilag nre6
geto, og 5origg foa at oberitennne
sem mis- slptfeoes.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15

this paper, or at least many who
are interested in homeless boys and
girls, who will regret the unfortu-
nate condition in which the Home
is left by the partial failure Of the
annual Thanksgiving offering, and
who will promptly send a donation to
relieve the work Of its present heavy
load.
Surely Christmas could not be more
fittingly celebrated than by helping
to provide for the hundreds of home
less boys and girls under the care
of this great institution.
During the year of 1915, the Home
will have cared for nearly five hum
dred inmates, and the constant dat
~ average has been 260, wholly de-
pendent upon the Home for food
and shelter.
Whatever you feel like doing to
assist the Home in it's truly a'rduous
undertaking, Will be gratefully re-
ceived and promptly acknowledged.
Let us all help to make this a truly
bright Christmas for the Home.
All donations should be forwarded
to the Christian Home Orphanage,
H. r. Lemen, Manager, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15
THOS. T. CARkEEk

ARCHITECT AND BUILDER SUP
ERINTENDANT, S. E., corner Sth and
Main streets, Dubuque, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15

Must Give as Well as Receive.
A noble nature can alone attract the
noble and alone knows how to retain
them.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15

Extra quality bulk olives. ..,qt 4oc
Hickory Nuts, peck. ....... :. 60c
Fancy washed figs, 'b..... :. &c
Pop corn that pops, h.. .. 80. &c
Dromadary dates, pkse.... ..... 1oc
Fancy English ,WaInuts, Ib..... 23c
Fancy Almonds, b.. ...... :. 24c
Fancy NAPLES fiIberts, Ib... :. 23c
Fancy Sailed Almond Nuts, Ib.. sec
Fancy fresh Pecan Nuts, Ib.. 68c
Fancy English ~Walnuts, h.. SOC
Chocolate Candy, b.. :. :. Toe
Broken mixed Candy, b.. .. 1oc
Fancy Mixed Candies, Ib.... 10 1-2c
California Cluster Rasins,.. >. 19c
Spanish Cluster Raisins.. 49,. 28c
Fresh Cream, qt....... =. .... 4Oc
Fancy fresh, large Oysters, qt... 35c
Christmas Trees, each. ..... .. Csc
Holly wreathes and fresh Holly
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15
A GREAT WORK,
Christian Homo Orphanage Cares
For Five Hundred During the

For Five Hundred During the
Year.
It is announced from the office of
the Christian Home Orphanage of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, that the Annual
Thanksgiving offering to the Home,
on which the Institution depends, to
very great extent, for funds to
clear up the debts that. accumulate
during the financially duh summer
and early fall months, and for at
least small balance to help meet
the always heavy and greatly increas-
ed demands of winter, when suffer
ing among homeless and destitute
children is greatest, has this year
tailed Of its mission. The Thanksgiv-
ing offering has provided only a
trifles over half of what is needed,
and the Orphanage, is left with much
Of the old debt still unproyided for,
and with no balance with which to.
carry on the work during the winter.
n Steps must be taken at once to
clear the Home of debt and to leave
something of a working balance in
the treasury, and to this end, the
Home is earnestly asking for Christ
mas donations that will supply the
funds for this purpose
There are no doubt, many friends
Of the Home among the readers of
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15

fought bravely at Guantanamo, Cuba,
in 1898, when a handful of United
States Marines held in check thou
sands of Spaniards there, and estab-
lished a naval base at that point but
his thirty years Of excellent service
with Uncle Sanl's sea-soldiers count
ed for naught with the NUM-
tion makers.
"Once an Irishman always an Irish
man and we can't be too careful in
the selection Of our guards" Fox
was told.
Fox, who says he is intense
ly American and absolutely neutral
cannot get their viewpoint, but isn't
worrying much, for Uncle Sam pays
his $1,000 month retired pay.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15
Selfish.

According to a modern writer, every
wife needs her share of diversion. And
a few wives seem determined to get
all of it-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15
Daily Thouuht.

He that will not reason is a bigot;
he that cannot reason is fool, and
he that dares not reason is a slave
Sir w. Drummond.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15
Immense CHESTNUT Tree.

Immense CHESTNUT Tree.
The largest Spanish chestnut tree in
the world grows in a forest on the
slopes of Mount Etna. 1t is said that
a hundred soldiers and their horses
once found shelte beneath it.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15
DORMAN BROS.

DENTISTS. Office on Franklin ST.
north Of the Globe hotel, Manchester,
Iowa. Dental Surgery in all its branch
es Make frequent visits to neighbor
ing towns. Always at office on Sat-
urdays.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15
GEO. S. LISTER

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. All coll
| lections given prompt attention. Real
estate loans and insurance. Office City
Hall Block. Second floor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15

ARNOLD Z ARNOLD
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office owe
Delaware County State Bank, Manches
ter. Iowa
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15

home, Sunday.
Miss Elsie Roeder attended the
funeral Of her grandmother, at Ell
kader, this week.
Joe Aerhart and family of Man
chester, were guests of Mrs. Pilgrim
Sunday.
Al Burbridge and family spent Sun
day with Henry Hclthaus and wife.
| l. c. Odell and wife were visitors
at the home of their son, Lincoln
and wife, Sunday
Bert Beohm and family and Miss
Fletcher spent Sunday in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sherman were
visitors at the home of Mike Hen
nessey, Sunday.
Oscar Manson spent last week in
Delaware.
John Luense and family attended
the funeral of the infant child Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hunter, Sunday.
Miss Laura Brady is spending a
few days with her brother and wife
ONE ON THE FRESHMAN
Philadelphia, Pa When is an
Irishman not an Irishman and does
he ever become thoroughly American
lied?
That is what First Sergeant John
Fox, United States Marine Corps, re-
tired after thirty years honorable ser
vice with the colors, would like to
know. "@~'
Applying recently for a position as
Waterman at one Of the large factor
les supplying ammunition to the Al
lies, Fox was told that the fact OF
his having been born in the Elmer
aid isle over. half injury ago,
barred him absolutely from such en-
ployment.
Fox's discharge show that he
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15
FRED B. BLAIR

Lawyer, general practice. Probatinl
Estates Specially Office in Firs
National Bank Building. Main St.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15

DR.. C. M. MORGAN
VETERINARY SURGEON. Hospital
on Delaware Street. Calls answer
ed day or night. Phone Ala.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

with the of the a
- A. "rsqnzatiou
new character-fac,ory had
street ana
v NJ G A. building The al
purely
The action of President
"n gwen the Auquerqueaas
y A. A. people and has the
communication hy all local Of
management OF the assoeiatoH
~tse portion
suitable
enterprise zen case oherN
lh' res" accodiaE io those best
''dy 10 reach just that mpuy more boys met
The NJ g. executive officials cSps.rs hcartct
road permitting community 4 use thcira facilities
one of the gan in Afu-
1uerqdes business district Will h nucd building and
handsome grounds
The committee Gcorsc A. tascman a,d
Rucbcn
The erection OF tho budus early date
Secretary W H Day VIII arrive Tucson active steps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
SURVIVORS OF THE
FORMIDABLE TELL
OF CATASTROPHE

BriSham, Devon, Eng. Viu Lou-
don. 5.l5 o. mj--sur,Nors of the
British naulcship Formidable. which
went dowA in the Euslisl channel
yesterday after having struck a mine
ur been torpcdoed hy German 'suD-
marilc, have been brought ashore
here
They relate that the Warship was
StrucN abaf the magazine Tile cx-
plosi1n was terrific boa the magazine
was not reached. Had this also been
blown up, the ship would have fpun-
dercd without there being time To
save anybody.
As the water rushed lea tic men on
the Formidable hurried to the deck.
they found that The vcsscl already
had heavy list Co starhoard The
small boats were sent out. y cutter
ioundcrcd and the men In her were
drowned. A launch ana piluapc
succccdcd In getting away Almost
all The oars were broken n try Ing a.
prevent the small boats from being
dashed 10 pieces AGAINST the side of
the shin by the tremendous seas run
ming Captain LoXlcy ana his signal
man were still on the bridge wnen
the bhtileship koeled over and went
20 the bottom,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
GERMANS REPULsE
FRENCH ATTACKS
NEAR NEWPORT
BERLIN CLAIMS
Successes in ArgOnne, Bois
Brules and Near Saarburg
Asserted in TeutOn Official
Bulletin. I'll
EAST PRUSsIAN STATUS
CONTINUES UNCHANGED

Berlin. by wireless to London, Jan
? (3;i5 p. m)-Frcnoh attacks IN
the vicinity OF Nieuport. belgium,
were repuised by the Germans yes
terday, according to the official state
ment given out TO-DAY by the German
general headquarters stan.
German successes are claimed In
the Argonne forest. In the Bols f3ru-
les. and 10 the southwest OF saar-
burg. while violent attacks directed
by the French to tho north OF the
fortress of verdun arc said TO ha,f
been repulsed French rcporta 81
progress In the Alsatian village Of
Steinbach are denied by the Germans.
In the eastern zonc OF the lighting
the situation In East Prussia and
southern Poland Is said % have un-
dergone no change. but the Gcrmhns
claim TO have made progress on the
Rawka and Bzurn rivers. which flow
through region about forty mites
TO the west ~ Warsaw. The text of
the communication follows.
con the western theatcr the enc-
my's attacks against our positions in
and near tbs dunes ut Nieuport we're
rcpuised
In the Argonno region we made
further progress al along the front
Fierce French attacks 90 tho
north Of Vcrdun aud also against the
front on the line Of Ally -Ahremont
north of Commercy. WIRE repulsed
with heavy losses 10 the French
Thirty-three officers and 100 men
were taken prisoners by us. On this
occasion We succeeded IN taking tho
entire Rois Brulcs (burned forestl.
for which we have been fighting so
stubhornly
Less important enEagemcrts
southwest of Saarburg had the de-
sired effect.
Lately the French have syste-
mnticaiIy bombardcd the Villages sit
uated behind our front They sue
ceeded In killing nfty inmates OF ono
or the shelters OF one of our dlvi-
siOna.
"rhe French official reports sta.a
that the French are making progress
step by step In the village Of Stein
bach CAlsace). Not single house
he's beer lost by us In Stcinhach. Al
the French attacks on this village
have been repelled.
Fest Of the Bzura and tbs Rawka
branches of the Vistula river. our at
tacks have progressed under some
what more favorable weather condi-
tionH
"ln Poland, a. the east Of tho Pil-
lea river there have been no changes
in the situation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
M|N0RENCOUNTERS
FEATURE EVENTS
OF EAST ARENA
Says PARIS
Most Notable Advance Is thaI
Of French at Steinbach, who
Take Three New Lines OIL
Houses.
ARTILLERY DUELS KEEP
UP ALONG WHOLE LINE

Paris, Jan. T.. (2:iO y. mJ-~The
French official statement on the pros
rnss of the war, given cut this after
noon, rccltcH a series OF encounters
along the battle line of comparatively
minor importance. German 'attacks
ana countcr-uttocks have been re-
pulsed French gains have been re-
tanned. the artillery exchanges have
been spirited and in Stcinbach where
street nEhting has been going on for
several days. The French say they
have occupied three now lines Of
HOUSES. The text Of the communism
tiOn follows
During the uight OF December a.
January !, tlc enemy delivered at
numerous points along the front a
series oi uttacG Gs which were rcpulscd
with ease.
The region To tho north of the Lys
WAS during tho da, OF January {. the
scene of e very spirited artillery en-
gagement whiCh took place on the
dunes of Niouport and at Zonneooke.
AT 81. Goorges the enemy did not
continue his Countcr-attacks und all
our gains have been retained
In the rvgion of ArrHs. Of Albert
ana OF Roye. there have been artl-
lcrS ducls The enemy blew up two
OF our Caiasols between Bcaumctz and
Archlcuurt In revenge We dcmollsh-
cu the enemy trenChos al Parvillers
and at LaBoisseile and we stopped the
operations OF the mine thrower set
up In from uf FricOurt.
"Our artillery also obtained happy
results in the :egion OF he Aisne.
where IL silenccd the artilicr, OF the
enemy and disperscd several concen-
trations OF German troops We have
Installed ourselves ON the plateau 90
NuuNrou. In Ccrtain excavations Caus-
ed by the explosion OF mines. The
Germans We're not able either Ia adj
vance or drive us out, an thoir coun-
tcr-uttacks were driven back.
"ln tho region of Rheims there was
"a fairly Nolent b0mhardmcnt b. the
enemy.
In the region OF Porthcs we ocCu-
pied ana retained forest two kill
ometers 10 the northeast of Mesnil-
lcsailurlus; the enemy did not deliver
"A counter-attack.
In the ArEolnc In the forest OF
LaGruric, the locGl retirement rcpogt-
ed yesterday has not had any effect.
We nave rcoccupied part of the
ground lost and We are hoidins our
positions strongly
"On the heights Of the Meuse there
has been aa artillery cnsugcmcnt out
without great severity
I'm the Woeyre We have retained
gho positions gained hy us December
go without experiencing counter
attaCk from the enemy and loo the
forest of lapretre We have madvl a
slight advance,
'in lho Nosgcs We have driven back
a German attack on our positions at
Biemcuu, three kilometers northeast
Of Badouyllcr. inhicting heavy losses
on the Germans. The enemy has sus-
tanned also hoasy LOSSES ~ StclHhdch
where our infantry yesterday occupied
shrcc ne, lines of houses