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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-27
New Find On Jumbo Elk

The downward extension of ths
new orebody opened up more than a
month ago by south drift 524 on the
SS0-foot intermediate level of the
Jumbo Extension mine has been dis
closed by raise 522-A from the south
drift on the o52-foot level. There i.
exposed in the top of the raise at
present about a foot and a half OF
ore assaying $500 per ton. On the
dip of the vein it is approximately
100 feet between the top OF the raise
and the 880-foot intermediate level,
which assures a back of at least the
distance named. 1t is reasonable to
assume, in view of the steady I'M
provement of the ore body that its
proportions will be proven much
greater.-Tribune.
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Dinner for Sunday

The Ladies Aid will have a cook
ed food sale at the Rinkel building
On Saturday, May %, beginning at
II o'clock. m26-td
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EYE SERVICE

Before you buy glasses send for
free booklet, eye Service to E. J.
Nixson, filter and maker of real ser
vice eyeglasses, Nixon Bldg, Reno,
Nevada. mott
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LOST-REWARD

Lost in Carson, Saturday, May p,
a ladies' gold brooch, set with pearls
and diamond. Return to United
States Marshal's office and receive
reward. m22-if
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Ladies make shields at home; $40
for 100. Work sent prepaid. No can
vassing. Send stamp. Ivanhoe Mfg
Co., St. Louis Mo. m22-2t
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Auto Always Ready

If you want a good bath while in
Carson call the Capitol Garage, phone
43l. We will take you to it free of
cost. m22-lw
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Second Grade Apples

Now for sale, so cents a box. Apply
to Fred Wildes, north end of Mime
sofa street m3O-lm
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FOR RENT

Nicely furnished parlor and bed
room. Desirable locality. Gentlemen
only. Enquire this office. m15-tf
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Decoration Day flowers. Orders
should be left at Muller's Drug Store
Now. MP
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COUNTY LAND FOR SALE

Lovelock valley rich irrigated LAND
for sale in 4O-acre farms. Easy
terms. Write &. M. Wooster Co.,
Phelan Bldg, San Francisco. f18-lm
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If you have that empty feeling oi
an evening go to Bakers and get one
of his hot chicken tamales. 1t fills
the want. SLIT
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Come to Bakers where quality and
moderate price are most pleasingly
combined. a29
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Keep Out the Flys

Door and window screens, all
kinds and sizes. Will supply on short
notice anything not in stock. Sierra
Nevada Wood and Lumber Co.
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Hot lunch at all hours of the day
and evening at Paxton's. Every
delicacy the market affords. II
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The kind that can be called Choc-
olate only is made at Bakers, the
candy a a2a
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Fish Commissioner George -
Mills came in on the motor iron
Reno today.
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OF GERMANS
CUT DOWN BY BAYONETS

u would be unsafe to cease the hammer
ing process, IN spite OF the fact that
every blow is terribly expensive to them.
tn" Russians are ulways ready for
surprise attack. a night or two ago
battalion of Germans was reported 10
~" Colonel Of = Siberian regiment 10 be
crossing the Bzura. The Colonel waited
until the whole 500 mon had formed on
III" Russian side of the river. Then he
CAV" the order 70 close IN and attack
with the bayonet without opening FIRE.
TIL" Germans were caught 20 unex-
pe"tedly that many Of them had no
time 20 hN bayonsts. Tho nature OF the
n,rce onset OF the Slbe~.sns may he
gathered from tho fac, that more than
400 Germans We're killed outright. Only
eleven prisoners were taken
eth" Russian troops have b>.n made
furious by the belief that the German rs
murder wounded Cossaoks. Severa! Rus
slams In the hospital here declare tina.
when they were lying Oh the g>ound dis
abled they wer" asked BY the Germans
II hey were Cossacks. They had to shout
quickly no to ayS!d being finished off.
This IL not unlikely, considering the ter
ror Of the Cossacks which has haunted
eastern Germany and has even caused n
nightmare In Berlin.
This same fear II now disturbing -Na
rest Of Hungary. while one Of the Rus
.lan armies II pursuing the disorderly
rout of the Austrians down the Hun
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LoSDoN. Jan. a Pctrugrdd despatch
to the DdHy MAJ says:
at would seem that the German
General stan has not found a fresh tacti-
cal method Of keeping off the Russians
from Silesia. After a pause which
aroused expectations of a now develop
ment tne Germans have resumed their
old place with frontal attacks In solid
formation.
From East Prussia to the Carpathians
there is hard lighting again AZ every
point ~ contact The heaviest German
blows are being delivered at Rlwt
with the AID Of heavy artillery. which
even 80 shrewd a critic as Col. Shumsky
oC tie Bourss Gdsettc believes D. he 10
inch howltzers This writer adds he in
t"restiug statement mat these heavy
caliDre guns were merely copied by the
Krupps from the AuStrians, who expert
mented with them in 1918.
The Germans cannot now outfank the
Russians at Ruwd. since In, Russian
front has been extended and there Is now
ar unbrOkeu front from the Nistula In
North Poland 10 Galica. where Il crosses
the Nistula again. The plan Of hurting
bodies of troops across tho streams IN
front OF Warsaw, in the hope % forcing
a breach in the Russian DAM suggests
that the German General STAFF feels that
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| garian side OF the Carpathians, another
is approaching the frontier OF Transyl-
yania. having subdued the resistance
IN tre Austrian district lying east OF
Galicla, which is known as Bukovina.
The nearness Of the Russians to the
Rumanian frontier IL increasing the
Rumansan eagerness to Join them and
seize Transylvsnia, which Ia largely in
habited by Rumanians Lately the Aus
, train military leaders and officials have
been behaving with vicious severity here
because of the knowledgs that the popu-
lation IL dlsaffected.
1T In no Secret that Germany has
offered TO arrange the cession OF Transyl-
yania to Rumania II the latter will agree
TO remain neutral and support German
interests. nut Runania knows she could
never keep the country without Russian
gJpd will
DAY by day the outlook In Austria
becomes blacker and blacker. Vienna f.
well aware that Hungary has 10 intcr-
tlon of being sacrificed to the interests
Of the aged nonarCh's foolish advisers.
Count Tisza. the Hungarian Premier.
made thut perfectly clear in his remark
ablo New Years speech in which he
declared that Hungary was able to stand
alone. Now the NeUe Frcie Press,
clamors for fresh measures to prevent
the invasion of Hungary and avert the
breakup of the dual monarchy by what
ever measures are possible.
The Austrian army Is Handicapped
heavily by the refusal OF the slavs IN the
ranks TO tight against the Russians How
difficult Is the task of the Austrian COM
nanders can be Judged by field orders
which were given by Slav prisoners TO
Russian officers. These speak OF constant
assertions, the throwing away Of arm
and the refusal to obey orders. Gen.
B-ander declared I'm an order to the First
Army Corps that a number Of men had
been wounded In the left arm. which
showed that the wounds had been self
inflicted. Con Kirschbach ordered a cav
airy division not 10 believe tho stories OF
Austrian reverses under pain OF severe
punishment.
THE Hungarian regiments which are
drawn from districts where the people
are Of purely German blood fight well
and are making a desperate stand now
In front OF Cracow, but there are not
enough Of them 20 counterbalance the un-
Willingness Of the Slavs. From the army
which IL now preparing to renew the con-
test In Scrvi1 all Slavs have been clint
mated, as the authorities cannot rely on
them.
"A number OF young Eugllshmcu who
have been employed At Baku and other
places Ia southern Russia passed through
KlefY yesterday on she way home TO Jolu
the colors They said tho German raid
on Sea rbonough and other east coast
English towns had decided them ~ re-
turn
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.r.clal casl. n,,pstch to rns srN.

PETnoGRAD. Jan. i.--The night com
munique OF the Russian General Stat
announces that there has been no chang
in the situation In eho Bzura -Ravka dis
trict that the Russians are continuin.
their advance In Galicia and that the Ger
mans have been driven from trencl
they captured near BOltmow. The state
ment follows:
Throughout yesterday no impor-
tant change took place on the left bank
OF the Nistula and the usual artillery
duel was fought. together with sew
eral small engagements.
The hghting In the Boltmow region
became more desperate on saturday
night and continued so during sun
day morning. Here the Germans.
after a desperate night attack. forced
one OF our trenches, but were i'm
med!ately dislodged. They left he
hind six machine guns and number
Of prisoners.
We have made fresh progress IN
western Galicia, taking more than
1000 Austrians prisoners and captur-
Ing several cannon and machine guns.
In the Czok Pass district also We
took number OF machine guns and
several cannon, In this action a whole
Austrian battalion. with eleven OH
GERS, surrendered In the same region
the stan Of "A hostile column includ-
Ing the commanding officer. fell into
our hands with all their official dOcu-
Inents.
on our extreme wing our troops
passing through the whole ~ Buko-
wilma. occupied Sutchada- one vcret
Ctwo-thirds OF mllc) from the Aus
ro-Rumanian frontier.
The capture OF Sutchada is regarded
here ,us an important stroke and a. likely
10 have considerable bearing on Rumania's
attitude toward entering the war This
IS IN territory inhabited hy many Ru
whose sentiments are reported a,
becoming decidedly pro-Russ!au AZ a re-
suit Of the recent Russian victories. The
region once belonged to Ruman.s and Ia,
possibility of recovering it would Dee al
most sufficient OF itself to send tho coun
Try into the war.
The Russian statement this Afternoon
tells Of some OF the mos. bitter fighting o
the war in the cast notably at Borjimow
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GERMANS ADMIT
LOSS OF STEINBACH
French Captured Heights West
Of Spnnhcim Also. Says
Berlin Report.

berlin by wireless 70 London, Jan.
The capture by the French Of Steinbach
Aisace. IL officially admitted by the Ger
mans N a statement issued at the gen
erh army headquarters to-day. TIL
statement follows:
IL the western theatra OF the war,
except for mora or less heavy artii-
ley combat along the front the situ-
alton WAS generally quiet,
only near Thanh (Alsace) did the
enemy show great activity, After an
overv hclmiug bombardment of the
heights to tn. west Of Sennhcin Ger
neyl the enemy succeeded during the
evening In capturing our demolished
trenches on these heights. and in con-
nect.on herewith tho village OF
Steiubacn. which We stubborny de-
fenced and which has been frequently
mentioned In our reports during the
last few days Tho heights were re-
taken during the night after a bayo-
net attack. Fighting for the village
Of Steinbach continues.
In the eastern theatre OF the war
he situation IL unchanged. Our at
tacks In Poland to the east of the
Ravka River continue,
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Austrians Suffer Heavily as
CSar'S Troops S4veep On
PetrOgrad Announces Surrender of Entire Battalion in
Uzok Pass Distrct-Occupation of Sutchada Likely
to Influence Rumanias Attitude Toward War


northeast of Bolimow. which liz on IN
lett bank " the Ravka just east o
Lowiscz. German infantry attack ther
was repulsed by concentration OF artil
lery and infantry action and by a counte
attack made with the bayonet
The afternoon statement follows:
y strong artillery combat has
been fought all along the front on
the left bank Of tho Vistula. Tho
attempt or the Germans to rain
ground in certain places In the region
OF the Bzura River was without
success.
On the night Of January We dis
covered the passage of Germans
across the Bzura, in tho vicinity OF
kozlon and Biskoupi. Having
watched the concentration of tho
enemy's forces, ono Of our glorious
regiments surrounded the Germans,
IL attacked them with the bayouet.
without firing a shot, and I'm the
hand to hand struggle which followed
killed several hundred men. The
survivors saved their lives by sur
rendering.
About . p. NJ on January a
brigade or German infantry attacked
our position near Borjiinow, north
east Of Bolimow hut the German
assault was rcpulsod with enormous
losses by the fire from several hat
terles and counter attack made
with the bayonet
Desperate lighting occurred during
the night OF January ., continuing
until daybreak. northeast Of Raws.
Wher" We succeeded In dislodging the
enemy from solnc OF tho trenches
which they had previously taken.
South Of the pilit2a River fighting
took place at MrtHire ana Gaschek.
west uf lnowlodz. ana also south
east OF MaiagoszrH, near VolnIne.
whore We repulsed all attacks of tho
enemy.
In Gallci1 tho fighting around Cor.
lice and Hakliozyn continues
In the region Of the Tzok Pass
and ROstod (south OF L!sko) We
have made progress We drove back
IN" enemy. who fled in great disorder.
We captured 1000 prisoners and
some mitrailleusos Several COM
panies OF the AGstriaus surrendered
IN body. In their retreat 10 I-zoI;
the Austrians abandoned arms and
muult'on
our offensive IN Bukowina con-
tinues
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TURKSAND RUSSIANS
BOTH REPORT GAINS
Constantinople Announces Vie
tory in Trans-CaucaSia: Pet
rOgrad Claims Advantage.

loNroS. Jan. 4--Reports from Cor
and P"'roErad concerning n
,attle which has been raging IN Tram
'aucasia for several days are decided
conflicting The Russian report follows
In the region OF Sari Karnysh on
January the great ba..lc Contin-
ued. obviously to Our advantage. Tn-
enemy. however. continued to offer
an obstinate resistance,
W. captured tn" Fifteenth regiment
81 lnfnptry almost complete. inclId-
ing the commander and hfty officers.
The total Of Turkish prisoners
amounts 10 5000 soldiers. forty ON.
Gers and several surgeons. W. also
captured six pieces OF mountain ar.
tlnery, fourteen machine guns and
ammunition.
Tn, next day the lighting hero
was sun going on. our troops l,,--
captured some positions which the
Turks had occupied and took three
machine guns and more than 700 pris-
oners.
Our troops are operating under con-
dltions exceptionally painful on ac-
count OF the cold and snow IN a high
altitude. The morale OF our soldiers
Is good and they figh- with ardo-.
The Turkish statement Is as follows
our Caucasian army continues RS
victorious advance our troops, which
reached Stri Kamysh. thirty-five
miles southwest Of Kurs. won hna,
victory after a severe battle. In the
las; ten days We have captured 1000
Russians. eight cannon. thirteen quic,
ircrs and a great quantity OF ammu-
milton and war material
Between Sau kamysh and Kar-s
"" captured two military trains aud
DESTROYED the railway. our troops
are advancing further north, with
n. SIN success
Troops advancing from Touschkerd
INTO Russian territory dispersed a
Russian battalion which lost zoo dead
and 400 prisoners
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MUELHAUSEN IN SIGHT.

fAkIs. Jan. lit is reported here that
TN Germans had made great preparations
Ia defend Steinbach against the French
even transforming houses gardens and
str-ets INTO vsTiftble rednuhis Machine.
suns w"r" posted everywhere. but the
deadly french "seveuty-ives' forced the
GerTnans 10 "vacutte their positions. leav-
Ing 2.30o dead and wounded behind.
The German position in Cernay has be-
oome extremely per.lous and It's uccupa-
zion is thought to be imminent
NThc French soldiers have been aroused
To high pitch ~ determination and an
thusia-m by the fact that tho flags flying
over Muelhduseu are now visible 20 them.
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AUSTRIA CONFIDENT.
Victory Is Firmly Expected, Says
Washington Embassy.

WAsHINGroN. Jan. %--The AustrO- Hun
garan Embassy issued the following to-
day:
The whole press IN taking retrospect
tiv" View OF tho first i've months OF tho war
expresses the firm conviction that the Aus
tro-Hungariau monarchy. united with Ger
many. Is adequate to brave every storm,
Tho successes up 10 now on land and sea,
the financial ability Of the country, the
courage and perseverance OF the troops
have given the country lmperturablc con-
tideuCe In the victory of our cause.
The people. who are united In making
the greatest sacrifices I'm this just cause.
are firm in their belief in final Victory In
IN. struggle which has been forced upon
them
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PRZEMYSL IN NEED.
Garrison Is Reported Almost with
out Provisions.

I.EMBERG, Galicia, via Petrograd ard
London. Jan, 4.--Thc plight Of Przemysl
IS growing more serious daily, II is re-
ported that pestilence is spreading
throughout the city and among the CART
son, which Is now almost without pro-
visions.
Sorties are stil made by the garrison,
but they are ineffectual. This is ascribed
10 knowledge Of the soldiers that Austrian
efforts 10 relieve them have failed
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KAISER HAS RELAPSE.
Exposure NJ Front said to Have
Caused Return Of Illness.

AMSTERDAM. Jan. "A despatch from
Msastricht reports that Emperor william
has mad a relapse as a result OF exposure
at thc front following his first illness ana
Il being rushed back to Berlin on ;hs
Imperial train.
The despatch says that all military
trains were sidetTack"d 20 give tho
Ksiscr's special the right Of way and that
ali traffic between Liegs and Aix-la-
Chapelle was held up for ten hours.
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VIENNA REPORTS GAINS.
I2.T35 Russians Captured In Christ
mas season. Is Claim.

NIENSA, Jan. THE following ofilcia
statement was issued this evening
In the several battles In the dis
trict south Of Gorlice. which were
fought under the worst weather con-
ditious, our brave troops assured
themselves through getting posses
sion of an important line OF hills, OF
= favorable base for further opera
tons.
During tho battles IN the northern
theatre az Christmas time we cap
tured thirty-seven officers and 2,GgS
men.
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GERMAN EXPORTS FALL.
big Decrease In shipments From
Hamburg 20 4. =.

BERLIN, via London, Jan, 4-EXports
from the Hamburg consular district 10 tho
United states aud it, !nsular possessions
IN 1914 SHOW big decrease over the last
previous year For 1870 they were sls,-
320,7l5; tor 1918. S29,l59,313, and for
1919. S37,357,sS3. Raw materials, manu-
featured goods and miscellaneous articles
were all affected.
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Says Karlsruhe IL sighted.

WIrLEMsTAD. Curacao, Jan. TT ia -.
ported here that the German cruiser
Hirlsluh" was sighted on tho nIRh. 7,
January between here and the Vcnax-
uclan port ~ Ia Guayra by the American
steamship Maracaibo OF the Red u Line
The Maracdibo left New York O, ne.
c"mbcr 80 for various ports on ehe Nere,.
uelau coast
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SUBMARINE SANK FORMIDABLE
Germans Say Boat Destroyed the
British BnttIeship.

BERLIN. by wireless 70 SayVile, l.. l.,
Jan. 4.-The official press bureau made
public tho following official announce
fuent to-day:
"A German submarine boat report I
ny wireless to the Admiralty In Berlin
that II has torpedoed and sunk in the
English Channel Off Plymouth the Brit
ish battleship Formula bic.
The submarine was pursued by Brit
.sh destroyers. but escaped unchanged"
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EXPECTED XMAS NAVAL FIGHT
All Men at Guns. but Church Service
WAS Held, says JeIIicoe.
Special CaJlr DesDd,ch 10 Tuy ST.

IoNpoN, Jan. 4--Nice-Admiral Sir John
Jellicoe commander OF the British home
Meet. has written n letter 10 his brother
In which he SAYS:
I'VE spent Christmas Day waiting for
the Germans. who did not appear. But
we managed TO find time for church
service and three celebrations ~ com
munion. although the whole line was
cleared for action and all tine men were at
she guns"
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FORCING GERMANS NORTH.

LoSpuN. Jan "a despatch from
Slus 20 the Dolly Chroaicle says the GER
mans In Belgium are being slowly forced
toward tho Dutch frontier. Many Ger
mans are employed in constructing de-
fence works only two and one-ha.f miles
from the Dutch line. Fifteen houses have
bean destroyed at Hayst and there Is a
clear range for the big guns commanding
Teobruggc harbor.
the coas..
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BIRRELL SOON TO RETIRE.
Herbert samuel May he Secretary to
Lord WImborn~.

LONDON, Jan. 5.--The Daily Neus aud
Leader says II Is expected that Augustine
BlrrPll. who mas been Chief Secretary to
tho Lord Lieutenant of Ireland since
1907, win retire shortly. 1t Is believed
that Herbert samuel President of the
Local Government Board. will succeed
him,
Baron Winoorncs appointment az Lord
Lieutenant ~ Ireland TO succeed the Mar
quis of Aberdeen was announced last
nigh,
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PRIZE SHIPS UNDER HAMMER


LONDON. Jan. i.--The first Important
aUtcInu sale az prize steamers ever he'd
IN Great Bri' ain will he held in London
tomorrow. u will comprise five Germ,
vessels. including the Schlesen Of 2.5oa
tons which was seized on Plymou'' o.,
August :.
1t is stated that the condition OF mos.
Of the vessels will allow chem to h. u.1I
Immediately. some are even stocked WITH
food.
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U. S. AvIAToRs GO TO ST. CYR.
rhsw. Bach and Hall VIII Leave for
Front soon.
Sp,c,a, cable Despatch 10 TuE Sc,

PANS, Jan. William rhaw. J. J.
Bach and Weston Han. three members o.
the American volunteers who were at
teched 20 the Foreign Legion and who
have been definitely accepted for service
WITH the French aviation corps, Will be
sent 10 the front after few weeks ser
vice At the military school az 81. Cyr
These men are the first foreigners ever
admitted to the French Aviation Corps.
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Submarine Reported Destroyed.

BERLIN, via Amsterdam, Jan "a re-
port. is current here that the British ha.-
:eship Formidable was sunk by Ger
man submarine, which was destroyed
three hours later by mine, There Is no
confirmation,
The IDENTITY 81 the submarine is not
disclosed, but the detail Is givcu that the
warshlp was sunk with two torpedoes Tho
Admiralty announces that h has nothing
20 report Oh tae subject,
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NEW ATROCITY." SAYS TEMPS. ;
Former harvard Exchange Professor
Germany's Art Expert In France.

PANS, Jan. THE Worth German Ga
Ts''e OF Berlin announces that Prlvy Coun-
clno- Clemo0 ~ tho University OF Bonn.
formerly exchange professor at Harvard
and an art expert. has been appointed Off
cial inspector Of artistic monuments in
The departments OF France that have been
occupied by the Germans.
Tho Temps. m commenting on this ap-
polntneni. asks Il the object Is 10 com
pietc the destruction OF these works OF art.