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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
ITALIANS DEMOLTSH
MALBORGHETTO FORT
WITH GREAT SHELLS
Key Position of Hensel 81
lenced-Plezzo Bombard-
ed-Footing Obtained Re-.
tween Sagrada and Mon.
falcone.
ROME. June %

ROME. June Is.
italian artillery is pounding avav
the Austrian fortress Of Malborsbet,o -,
slowly reducing that stronghold ~ ,,ass
according to the latest official repor,.
from the front. Hensel Fort ons =, a.
key positions Of the fortress, has aIr..s..
been destroyed. On the lower isonzo ~.
italian troops have secured foo,,D,
the plateau between sagrada ana ~.
falcone and have also begun a bor,A.s
rnent of Pleszo.
General Count Cadorna's latest 49,,
on the military operations follows.
"on the Tyrol-Trentino front an s,m
lery duel continues methodlcally.
Our other activity along that fron. :.
confined to successful reconnoitrine win
successful engagements at Carzano IN ~.
direction OF the vozsana plateau.
ION the Carnic front an intense ar,u,,...
fire against Marborghetto continues ~.
sci fort has been demolished. DurIn, a..
night of June % the enemy mado ,hs.s
vain attacks against Val Grande and Va,
Piccolo positions.
I'm the Monte Nero sector we bavo =.
cupled the eastern slopes of Javozcos
taking "a prisoners. A bombardnent ~
Plezzo has begun.
"on the Isonzo we have occupied olob.
ma, north OF Plava. On the lower Isonzo
we nave secured footing on the Plat.
eau between Sagrado and Monfalcone
All along the Isonzo, particularlv
around Goritz. the battle has been re.
newed with great intensity after a 1ull on
several days in infantry fighting Around
PLAYA, six miles north of Gorltz. the
Bersarglieri who crossed the Isonso have
been heavily reinforced and are console
dating their positions, preparatory TO a
descent upon the Austrian fortress,
Two hundred thousand Austrian troops
are concentrated around Trieste, accord.
ing to Giornale d'Italia, which cited refu.
gees arriving at Ancona as its authority
MANY gun batteries command the an
proaches to the city," the newspaper AZ.
serted. From the outskirts of Trieata
cone may be heard.
AN italian dlrigible recently bonn
barded and seriously damaged the am
munition factory at Trieste"
According to reliable information that
has reached Verona, the Austrians haye
received such reinforcements as to enabla
them to take the offensive throughout the
front, but are constantly being repulsed
everywhere with heavy losses.
The fundamental idea In the plan OF
campaign adopted by Lieutenant General
Count Cadorna. Chief of STAFF Of The
italian Army. is to cause the Austrians
the greatest expenditure of men with the
least damage to the Italians.
A downpour OF rain is hamperinR mill-
tary operations. The rivers are out OF
their banks to such an extent that they
are impassable
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
ITALIAN DEGREES PROHIBIT
TRADE WITH AUSTRIANs
Foes Denied Use of Civil Courts Dur
ing War.

ROME. June ga royal decree Issued
today declared void the transfer since
May q OF properties. credits and msr-
ehandise OF commercial houses belonging
70 Austrian subjects. II also prohibits
me institution OF civil suits by Austrian
subjects In the courts OF the kingdom
during the war.
another decree shows that the Govern
ment Is determined 10 exercise reprisals
against Austria should It undertake land
OF sea operations contrary 10 interna-
uonal law Damages resulting from such
operations win be paid for by funds or
austria now Ia Italy. and II these prove
insufie.snt the Austrian ships which have
been seized will be sold and the money
osItsed from such sales applied 70 the
payment OF damages.
Inc decree exempts from sale the ships
or Austrian subjects who are OF Italian
nationality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS
Captains Bluett and Henry and Lieu
tenant McCown Reappointed.

HARRISBURG. June 25.-The following
National Guard appointments have been
announced:
Captain II. l.. Bluett captain Company
c, Sd Infantry. reappointsd.
Captain Frank II. Henry. Company l..
Sd Infantry, reappointed.
First Lieutenant Frank c. McCown. Ir
Company X. I'd Infantry
Second Lieutenant James p. zundeI
Company q. 10th Infantry, Mount Pleas
ant. appointed first lieutenant
Cleon N. Berntheizel, Marietta, captaln
and adjutant OF the 4th Infantry, 10 he
major in the Judge Advocate Generals
Department, assigned TO headquarters OF
the 4th Brigade.
j. Roderiek Taylor, Allentown. second
lieutenant and battalion quartermastar
and commissary, 9Th Infantry. 10 be can
tain in the Quartermaster's Departnsnt
and assigned TO the 4th Brigade.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
QUICK NEW S


OEIIOAVO
wige 1915 Republican national CON
der heren $50 wa
These became
OF the Hamilton Club that the Republicans
" '0'0
Roger Sullivan probably will get bs
ionalco onvento ~ o. "0
The dispatch above related there have
been meetings Committees nor
o iment '
Philadelphia is in the the Repb
hean to $50 -eNNN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
FIST FIGHT IN LEGISLATURE
IN ARIZONA RUM BATTLE
Speaker Criticises Girl stenographer
and Receives Punch in Jaw.

PHOENIX, Arlz., June 25.-As the cul-
minaton Of the Legislatures fve-months'
bitter discussion OF prohibition amend
ment. Representatives ]. G. Goodwin and
w. r. Mahoney engaged In fist fight
on the floor OF the Assembly today,
Goodwin's assertion that the stenog-
rapher was not recording his remarks
was an insult to the young woman, ac-
cording to Mahoney. and he followed up
his chlvalrous defense with a smash to
Goodwins Jaw
Goodwin peeled on his coat Then two
members interfered.
Hardly two members speak to each
other, so bitter has been the discussion
of the prohibition law.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
ITALIAN PRESS STRUCTURES
SEVERE ON PAPAL INTERVIEW
Declare Explanation in Vatican Organ
Unsatisfactory.

ROME, June a-Rome newspapers de-
vote columns today 70 comments on the
interview with Pope Benedict XIV pub
hzned IN la Liberte, OF Paris. They are
unanimous Ia declaring the onieial sN-
pianation given Ia the Osservat0re Ro-
mano is unsatisfactory.
me Aaea Nazlonale invites the Yatiean
% point out what statements IN the m
teTYieH are Incorrect ana continues;
tne Eeneral tone ok the lnteryiea
SHOWS the Pope Is strongly pro-German
ana anti-Itanan."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
AUSTRTANS REPULSE FOE
EAST OF PLOEKEN PASS

+ VIENNA. June 25.-The following re-.
port was issued last night by the Aus
trian War Office:
'on the Carpathian frontier a strong
attack Of italian troops near Pal east
or Ploeken Pass, was repulsed other.
wise On these frontiers and those Of
Tyrol. only artillery engagements oc-
Cured.
In the region of Kern calm prevails.
On the Isonzo River there is heavy ar
ullery fighting. italian attacks near
Gorizia and Monfalcone failed"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
DRUG CURE A FACT
Doctor at Philadelphia Hospital Saws
It Is No Mere Experiment.

Unnecessary" was the comment OF
Dr, j. Charles Doane, head OF the mar
eotie ward at the philadelphia Hospital
on report that Henry Ford, OF
Detroit, would SEND 4 prisoner to NJ,
York as an experiment TO discover II the
curing Of the drug habit would be feasI-
Bile in the new hospital for his employees.
1t Is a known fact that the drug bab,t
can be cured" said Doctor Doane. M
is no longer an experiment We Az cpr-
ing many cases here at the hospital Tba
story that doctors and prison oaloials
from an over the country wal watch ths
faneiful," 's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
DIoWned RoYls 81 Raeorerad

The body Of Jack o'connen, ne ave-
gear-oid son Of DR.. ,. a. o'connea, fisO
city last Saturday, was found hoatine ~
the water on ga street there todav
The haaing of the body followed ciossiv
attempts this morning 70 recover ID 81
blasting with dynamite on lith street
where the child Lest hls life. The re-
l9alns we're brought 20 thia city late this
afternoon, The funeral VII o. 49,
hom 81 Fatreka Church. z1lh ana Rlt-
lsnnoase streets. Monday lnfermant sid
ee i1 the New Cathedral ceuotsHy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
DIR. ELIOT LOOKS UP RECORDS
Former President Of Harvard Does
Not Remember Thaw Case.

BOSTON. June 25.-President Emeritus
Eliot, OF Harvard University, TODAY he
gan search Of the college records, In
preparation for receiving a Commission
from New York 20 take his testimony on
why Hairy X. Thaw left Harvard. He
called into the college once one noon
and ordered 70 leave the university with
Dr. Eliot said:
In the irst place. Il was not my
business % expel any. student the fac
elty must vote on eNpulsions, ana Il is
carried out
DO not Remember the details Of
thaw when he was la college beeauss
L was so long ago. l shall have fo
refresh my memory from the rscords.s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
Italian King % Reward solaie,

GENEVA, june B-King Victor NJ.
manuel probably viii decorate a. lfsllsn
infantryman who captured the first
austrian standard sinee the beginning of
PLAYA.
Ihe Italian engaged Ia an sn...t-..
with tne Austrian faebeaaer *
siaa9ea g the hand. buf anaiiy tfii-S
~ adversary ana returned Is lae lt@f,,
lines ~itA tpe enemy rag.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
CANADIAN COLLEGE STUDENTS
CHEER PRESIDENT WILSON
University Of Toronto Men See Execu-
tiye's Train Pass Through Holyoke.

GREENFIELD. MAzs-, Juns "A rous-
ing Canadian college yell Haa given
President Wilson a. be passed through
Holyoke to-day on hla way TO the .sans-
mer White House, az Cornish. N ii
Ees'y s.-esl,s- = . NJ sHs valfssslty q To-
snee e Hofthnald MasH. chaefed a.
Executive and gave iusEy evidence 81
uielr eHfnueiaer Tor him-
5eofes ol neleqns who shook hands 4lth
ias Pzes'aent e various stations ~
hm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
JITNEY coMPANY IN REcEIyER.s HANns

Metropolitan Company operating
appointed receiver
application
earnnan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
TO ALTER GOVERNORS HOME
More Subdued Decorative Scheme De.
sired by Brumbaugh.

HARRISBURG. Pa. June 25-Pians for
refurnishing and remodeling the interior
Of the Executive Mansion viii be laid
before Governor Brumbaugh at an early
date. Alfred L. Ward. OF Philadelphia,
has been assigned TO this work and win
consult with the Governor shortly.
The reception room Is to be rehnished
In more subdusd ooloFs TO meet the taste
OF the new Executive and some furniture
that has done service for many years will
be replaced. The bedrooms on the upper
noor viii be arranged en- suite ana Other
changes will be made
Governor Tener did some remodeling
-FOUR years ago and extensive alterations
ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
cAMDEN,s PoPuLArIoN EsrIMArEp Ar 1oa.OOO

s estimated that
oton 100000
eAs in 1900 1895 completed
a weeko two.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
PREAcHER oFF1cIArEs Ar s1srrRs MARRIAeE

The Rev John H. Chapman rector St Pauls Episcopal Church
marriage OF his
Of Orange
H. and
band present
g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
PHILADELPHIA SECOND RICHEST CITY


Of
Pennsylvania
higher
thanP
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
JEWELLERS WIFE LOSES JEWELS WORTH 5000

Mrs Rose Gordon wife Of NJ f. Gordon eweer Of m South street
robbed Jewels
the neghbohood
carriage She had
up some one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
NAVY YARD RUsHEs REPAIRS TO CRUISERS

the cruisers Columbia Minneapolis and Prairie in preparation
Grant the is
fo
Of subm to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
MUNICIPAL PENSION BOARD ORGANIZED

Organization the Municipal Pension Board for this
Mayor Bannburg John Connolly being
Npensions unde act Januar / ''. " -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
BRIEF CITY WIDE NEWS
FRANKFoRp ARSENAL MEcHAN1cs GET RAISE

An increase Of Is the
Frankford Arsenal by the War taken to
the
leaving to accept engaged in
the manufacture nd for heA Allies
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
TURKs REsENT UNITED srATEs LUsITANIA MOTE

rom Ahen
conaninope the american Jovsrn
to
United States
Russia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
GERMAN REPLY AWAITS DERNRuRG ADVICE


aned with
board. arrived
Doctor Esrr
his arrival In Berlin before the
started Derphug
o. Monday so 80 - - ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
YOUNG TURKs OPPOSE REGENr FOR suLrAN

ATHENS 26Seection
the illness OF the Sultan has according
Aaces from the Turkish capital The
peral Princes but opposed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
TWO HUNDRED MEN STRIKE AT sHIPBUILD1NG PLANT

the
shpbuding
as much a per n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
MAD poG BITES PAoLI MANI TOWN IN FEAR

following the depar
rabies after
animals bitten by this
shot today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
CREW SAVED FROM ToRPEDoED MORSE SHIP

LONDON 1une fhe
fFma ship Of 1857 tons bound Lend0n
AEehanseL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
RUSSIA PLANS POLISH AUTONOMY

FETHoGAD 2An important
taken today when the Council
mission Of Russians of self
-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
TO BUILD BULKHEADs ALONG sCHITYLKuI,

Mayor hKenDu To-Day sned 20 municipal
rose Ferry bridge to North Philadelphia The
Bloud Stiles
which munpa on
appropriated the Legislature
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
MRs. ELIzABETH PELL GETs 1000 YERnIcr

o dtodav
ia
r ne
hHslana Fei William lairabe
AasuFi 1913
adlin b Pn andlh
.aad assssea hs ne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
CARNIVAL AT PLAYGROUND
Proceeds WIN Go Toward Paying TX.
penses Of West Philadelphia Cent? =

~ sii.day carnival win be b.is
bs, 1880 ~, ~ tne new playground boisnsss -
~ Walnut Chestnut. asfh snS -Hs.ssl ~.
~ s.ssss % eslebrstion ~ the one5ia1 ~ ~
moriiss @ VIII ai'' Assnlstie events ia he
tae Weet Branch 81 81
ne4t Walnut street ootsso- -na
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
$4,000 RECEIVED FOR ITALIAN RELIEF


Musca FUND.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-25
FaeIoIg Insl.eIor ~

efsftiab pko. Pa June A.-fo1sft
- foans ot hlQomsburs mas esel epr
2iatea state Faltory Inspector q tae
lzfAFznenE QE Aabef ana Iaausuy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
Man inSemdrdng
WedS in DenOer
by Proxy
Dutch Government Issues Spe-
cial Permit for Miss Euge-
MIA Campbell to Marry Man
10000 Miles Away.

Denver. Jan. ii.--In marriage
here by proxy, authorized by special
permit ~ tho Dutch government
Miss Eugenio Campbell. daughter OF
the late Chpries Campbell of Colo
rudo springs. viii become the bride
on "Wednesday ot John Peter Schul-
ten of ScmaHng, island OF Java, IN
the Dutch East Indies Al the same
hour the bridegroom viii go through
"a proxy ceremony at Semaraug. Aftcr
the performance of the ceremony
Miss Campbell will leave for Java,
whore another marriage viii bo per-
formed. The proxy wedding was de-
cidcd upon as method of avoiding
the two months residence in JaVu re-
quircd hy the Dutch government be-
fore % marriage ceremony could De
performed there.
Scholtcu is the eldest SON of Com
mundcr Peter Scholten. retired of
the Dutch navy. lie met Miss Camp
hell, al cripple Greek iu 1913, while
on 4 visit to the United States for his
health.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
WheatMakesNew
War Record on
Heavy Buying
Reaches $1.43 3-s But Recedes
At Close to SLAP ga; July
Option Reaches High Mark,
$1.25 rs.

Chicago. Jan. l.--GrnbhinH Up %
spring wheat by exporters swept the
wheat market today 90 "A new high
record war level of prices May
wheat easily reached St.i2 a-S "a bush
el thus SURPRISING the former tip top
quotations, N.4t 80, which was
reached january S before the balls
had been intimidatd hy rumoFs that
the pardancllcs would quickly he
forced aud that AN attack hy Italy on
Turkey would hasten the end of the
war
Today's advance was accompanied
by reports that the 'acific coast was
outbidding Minneapolis for wheat IN
North Dakota and that the Pacific
coast crop OF 1914 had been entirely
disposed Of The upturn which broke
the record here however. was not aH-
complishod until after there had been
heavy profit taking sales by dealers
whose motto appeared 60 bee safety
first
Before business came 10 an end MAY
wheat ran up To Si,43 SIS. 4 rush oi
profit taking however led 10 a sud
den reaction. and the market closed
uufcttled at Sti2 3-tG7-s
The JulN option finished at yester-
days figure fi.2b rs.
rye sold at Si.i7 u bushel the high
est price since the American civil war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
Artillery Fights in
the Sand Dunes
Again Feature
Allies Will Soon Have Des-
troyed Westende, Says Ger
man Official Report ;
Heights Of vregny Cleared.

Berlin. Jan. ~. wa wireless TO Lon
don. 3.fs .. Emperor william
was present In person during tho apir-
tied battle on the vrogny plain 70 the
northeast Of Soirsons, which resulted
yesterday In that elevated ground be-
ing cleared Of the French and which rs
described In the Grrrnan official state
mcnt given out this afternoon ss
brilliant feat for our troops" In this
engagement tho Germans claimed TO
have captured fourteen French off,
GERS and i.i5O men.
The text OF the communication
reads:
! I'm the western theatre OF the war
1 IN the dunes near NieupOrt and south
west of Ypres. artillery combats are
going on The army directed an ex-
tromely strong fire ON Westendc.
which they soon will have entirely de-
aroycd. Their torpedo boats disap-
peared quickly as soon as they re-
ccived our fire.
| In continuation OF their activities
on January =, northeast OF soissons.
the heights OF Vregny and cleared this
elevated plain OF the enemy. In
pouring rain and deeply sodden clay,
trench cftcr trench was taken by
storm until after dark and the enemy
was driven lack to- the border Of tbs
elevated train FouTteen French Off
GERS and !. l.is0 men wers taken prison
ers and four cannon. four machine
lpuns and a searchlirh, we're captured
Ia brilliant feat for our troops under
the vcry eyes Of their uppermost wal
loads.
"NortheaBt OF the camp of Chalons
tho French attacked again yesterday
lin the morning and afternoon with
strong forces. 10 tho east OF Perthes
They penetrated at certain places ouf
trenches, hut were ropulsed by oner'
gotic counter attacks and driven back
with heavy losses into their own post
,tions. leaving iGO prisoners In ouf
hands.
"tn the Argonne and the Ncsges
nothing Of Importance has occurred
In the eastern theatre Of war, Nus'
si,n t.,;. ci,f on the southeast OF GUM
lhlnu,n East Prussia) and 10 the east
Of f.oetzen have been repulsed ans
many hundreds Of prisoners nave
been taken.
"The situation in northern Poland 4
the same.
"Our attacks west Of the Vistula are
being continued. Nothing OF nnpor.
ance has occurred on the eastern pam
OF the Pilicia.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
Counter Assaults
Gain Ground for
the Germans

t.onaon. Ian. "a CESS y. M
like the stubbornly contested pH'''
of the early days of the Wai w
which hinged the German Oecups
tion Of West Flanders. the strussic
Tor the Knoll of ground northeast ~,
soissons. known aa spur lSs' -.
remained undecided today ae''i rune
To Information received ~ hoh,',,.
The Germans. however by thsi'
counter attacks. appear to be IN tne
better position to the eastward OF '"'
spur. =,
Ia view of the relatively sm"i'
amount of ground gained IN" iosse.
have been heavy or both Hines. pu'
the Germans show no signs ot EislnH
up their attempts 70 retake tho h'h
la fact Il is said that General Won
I<Iuck himscli is now IN command "'
the German forces
Further east. near PertheH, where
anothcr sharp fight is ntill ~ pf"s,
ress. the situation has not chans'u
materially. iudgins from diape''"e'
received here.
Tabriz. Persia, a city of 2oo'ooV
population. apparently was hNeu
without fighting ln view ot the i"''
that the small Russian snf''s"i
maintained la Tabriz in times o.
| peace mad been Withdrawn Il is De-
iieved that the sufferers by the o''
cupnuon. n any. are the Armenian ns
whom the Kdrds, constituting th'
Turkish advance guard, are AWAY
| ready 20 attack.
Today's dispatches from Petrogra'
say that the Turkish invasion 0f Per
sia continues and that the Turks arr
penetrating farther into the country
The principal feature of today
news In London Is the resignation o
Count Van nerchtold, the AuStrinl
foreign minister.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
Region Of Perthes
Continues to Be
Battle Ground

Paris. Jan. a (2;i5 y. mD--rhe
French official statement on the
progress Of the war given out this
afternoon shows the lighting yester-
doy north of soissons was most de-
tcrmlncd The French could make
no material progress ON the loft Of
their Soissons line. They hold their
positions ON the center aud were
compelled 10 yiold on their right
The French troops are descrihcd also
as taking mp positions "n the south
bank OF the river Aisnc,
Spirited artillery exchanges con-
tinued Yesterday ut other points ON
the battle front
The text of the communication fol-
lows
"Tp tho north of Soissons there
was determined fighting an day yes
tcrday. The engagement was local
izeyd to O. section of ground in the
north of Crnuy We hold only IN"
| first SLOPES 90 these hills. ON our
left in ihis field our counter nitacN
| made slight progress hut without
surrecding in recording material
advance. ON the center We retained
| our positions around the Nillase col
| Crnuy iu spite of the repeated enoru
of the enemy 10 disiodge us. but az
the east la front of Nregny We were
| Obliged 90 Weld
| Along the remainder of the from
Ialoug the Aisne there was yesterday
nothing more than artillery eS
| changes
"in Champagne the region of Per
| thca continued 10 hc tho scene Z"
local engagements for the possession
of German trenches ON the SECOND
ana third lines of defense To IN
north of Buseniour We blew up s"in'
lot the euernN's positions 90 make i'm
possible his laying OF mines tn
Germans. believing they were hcinI
attacked manned their trenches. w
then opened a violent artillery am
Infantry fire on these positions.
There IL nothing 10 report on IN
lrest Of the front