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Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-02-04

Mr. Tom wick, the fish man, inform
ed the Arg0s man today that the fish
famine which threatened this city sew
eTal days ago, has been remedied and
now the market is affording plenty Of
the fnny tribe, among them being nice
white ellad.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-02-04

OLD NEWSPAPERS wrapping
paper or other purposes, may be OBJ
tanned at this Office at the rate of
10c. per one hundred.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-02-04
WANT ADS
ADS IN THIS COLUMN ARE STRICT
LIZ CASH In ADVANCE

FOR SALE AT ONCE-Ford in Al
condition with new racy body, new
set tires and full equipment, 1915.
Lytch's Garage. Laurinburg, N. C. 2t
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-02-04

Miss Hazel Eagon, who holds a po-
siaon as telegraph operator in Hen
derson, and Who came home to see
her aunt, Miss Ruth King, who is very
Ill, returned today TO her post Of duty.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-02-04

PAY TAXES-The most important
thing before the house Now-is that
those who have not done so-come
at once and pay their Taxes. w. A.
Denmark, Tax Collector 22-3t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13

iih ie6r ifnea rad) riifIpdrts allf
rem Strid) 81 gebcH gSeiI Die 4r.
bcit pieI iduleIler gebt, fam iie Ieidt
ncniger grilnoIid peroen, man ldbt
Iei6 Straut itebeu, Ga5 bruud)t aber
nidlt Der 5aQ 5u iein. SIN Gbegcn,.
tGcil man bat, neil nlnn idplellcr
rno nit uepiger gInitrenaltug arbei.
ter, pieI nlebr Belt, and ioraidIti9er
gu icin. Gin midrtiaer 8runo lit aId)
Der, oaB man niht Iiebt. ipie tUeit es
rod bis 3um Gn0c lit, Ga8 nladJt
ieiu aHgelegte 6udgelniIter bofi-
mmg5lo3 lmo beeintrGhtigt 70 oen
elrbcit5mlttb. 2aiilr iicbt man Iber
icoer5eit. mas man id)on geIeiitet bGt,
mas auf 0lbcre Dieocr giinltig mirfen
fam.
Gs licBe iidy nod9 piele5 nnfii6ren,
abrr ih gInltbe, allt ihon 6ieies ge.
MiIat, ml ~ }ciacu. oaB etue 10 cill'
fnde 2lrbcit wic oas S>adeu tpre @iI.
icuIdaft hat NIT Der man iidJ Diel
ucbr beid)ditiQcn iolltc, ais biSbcr.
ilblih mar. Go9ieIbe Gilt ml5nabIHS.
los iiir ulle lauoluirtbid)altIid)en slr-
beitcn Die Soonoarbeit lit oas tbeu.
erite lnierer 9etrie6slnittel, oeBbaIb
mlrB Tie oli5 bette allsHclulBt peroen.
sc me6r nit gleiher 9lrbcit5frait ge.
leiitet mcroen fam, 0cito b0Der taun
Die 9lr6eit be3ablt meroen.
,Seoer made oeSbalb eiuntal etlen
8eriut lnb 3mor einen oergIeiherI-
oen. @r 3eidJnet iid) Dor ouoereT
g'erillhen angenebm oa0urh aus, Daf
er ntdtS toitet. gtatilrlih rutB man
crit cine geluiiie llebung ba6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
9rt) 0pObs, Wsarft.
gfneinnati. II. Suli.

" J" " " " !, Il. abutl.
Scr Wartt bat i6 in Der perflOHss
nen Wode nur ipenig perdnbert, bic
preiie iparen absr tart unb am
S6lub Der Wofe pie folgt:
graHHer Wusltn-Sreat gaus g 7e,
5oofter 5t, 2nlitoI Z 5he 9enoerfoH 90
uiIh 5Ae. Union 5Ae. Brighton 6 & 6he,
Sontbera q s%ss DaIe stid &C. Gogbaa ent,
ysppersu i0'4 2le, 30. ga let. Utica 1o't
2oe, DO. e.S 24e. Solsuooo lo'& zoe, bo.
GsbIet6tfs in-gDamfntta lie,
sJriiii oi toe Coon &c. QonsoaIe T%c, wlnfon'
6ias 9e. 6in &c, 6ops IKE. Cur BrcHb enc.
Uinrbel 6Ae. Siam0nb s 7c. iyoraet Dle.gIot
Ghc. Ganebrnie 5hc. Cl6 gait6fm g. Npaeic
4he 9eppercn 1914 23t. bo 9.4 2ic. Utica
l0s4 2sc. DO. e.4 2sc aofeipoob 1914 22c. bo.
es4 zoe. Erigbtou 1914 zee DO. es4 20c
Drtnts-ameriraH sbtrtiHg 4%e, Central
Bari 41zc. americaHJubigo 5Ac, DO WourHing
nnb praue bNG xnciiic lpiI gobeS &c. Ra'
tieral &C. Gan 2op &c. Orion 4he. CLARION
dtnp-glaTSrcu 7t. RoripsOb 7e. ea,.
iaub 800 g. 9orta; eHc. ebeibn 1915
Eeniberproot fiHt amosieaa q q f2hc.
Queen Of fbe Wet ~ f3Xc. SuSouebarTd
l51e. Qoneitoen y Y i4Hc.
Dtna bnm b-dmosiedg EtapIe ekt " .
q ee. gpereit gln'ic 8hc. ednenf.er staple
6hG 1912 6c, liuafon &C. mlonirofe 5Ee.
2tdntor bc Rirnors 4Ae
pIltb s--Cur geii Tkc, gapbaI Blue 7Ac,
diabdmn 7he. Oh Birairia &c, SeNnmne e.
GeHm e-gbergii 1870, 9rotiulttO l0Ikc.
SlenDDd 10e. Brighton gkc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13

WeG6toru. - Nartt felt; ailn
brieo $4.05; feinss ipeibss unb GEL
bcs $l.70; GoorIe $L58-1.60.
Roooen. - Warft itetie; No. 2 Bs'
tern $1.27 c. |. I. beim 9erianbt.
Gsrite Wartt rubia; Yaaliin9
$3.00-3.75 {. /. I. Buffalo.
8eisen. - Martt ipilia; ylo 2 TO-.
tier $1.344 unb go. 2 Barter $1.43s
c. /. (. glep gort bsim 0erianot; yfo.
l RortKrn Duluth $1.424 unb gto. l
Rortbern Wanitoba $1.38s c. /. :.
Buffalo. Tir September $l.094.
WeGhtrrn. Wlartt felt. 9elbes
894c BEL miofprtiaen 9erianbt.
Slfer. Uaartt itetiQ; Stanbaro
605e; RO. 3 psiber 60c; fancn pelBer
52c.
Sen. - Wlartt feitsr; Slipping
$1.00.
Sopfen. - Rartt fsit; state CON.
mon Bis dolce 1914 10-13c; 1913
nominea: pacifie goait 1914 Il
lac; DO. 1913. S-10e.
Sduts. - Wlartt itetia; gogOtd 30
Bic; Central 4merlca 28c.
G.ber. - Wlurtt fsiter; Semlod
firits 32c; ietonps 30-31c.
BORT. - unrsaslmdbia; Uteb $18.s
25-18.75; FamiIp 21.O0-23.OO;
ibort clear $19.50-20.25.
Beef. - Wartt it.tia; WleB $500
1850; SSamiln $19.50-2O.50.
S8moli. - Usartt piqia; Ulibole
DeIt $7.80-790.
Sala. - Wurtt 6sinabs itstia; Gitp
5sc npminsl; Guuntrp 55-6ac; ips'
cial Sac.
Doa.. - Wartt rubig; 9omeitic
f5leece Xxx Sbio 31-33t.
R.is. - Utartt rubis; beab sc;
Blu. role 4a-54c.
MoIafes. Wlartt ruaia; Rep
Srlsans OPEN tsttle 40-50c.
2uder. = Der U3artt fir ro6en
3udsr i5lOb 6einabs itstiq; Geutrifn'
aat $4.83-4.86; WolaFes $4,06-
4.09; rafiinirter, it.tig. Gutloaf ST;
Gruibeo $3.50; Woulb U $685.; GU
6es S6.35: xxx potDbereb $6.25;
pOfpbersb $500; isin aranuatrter
$6.10; 9iamonb U $6.10; GOnfectiOs
ners U $500; SO. l $5.85
Butter. Utdrtt unregelmabIg;
9ufuhr s.133: Grsamsrp ertras 273
-27se: Gr.dmrb 28-28ac; firits
25a-27e; ietouos 24-25c.
Gi.r. = Nartt letter; 3ufu6r g.
155. Hrif6 aefommslte. srtrag 225
-235c; srtra firits 205-21ac; firIts
1926; iscoubs 17-18Ac. Wetbe,
feline bis faner 27-28c; twaune "a
25c.
adi.. - Wartt piGia; 3ufu9r 81
461. Stlt.. pbol.milt. friit oefdrbter
ipecidIs 15-15lc; DO. tueiBsr 15e;
DO. asfdrbtsr. fanen 15c; DO. peiBet
14ae-
9eilaasl. - 2.benbss. Uturtt un'
r.a.lmGbia. @.r.iniat.. Wartt isiter;
WsTterR u,iror.us gratbi9usr 18--
22e; iriffe 6ihns assiits. 131-16lt;
iriite 1urtspa assiite. 15-16c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13

3uder. pr,ii. f.f. Raffinir'
Ter Gut 2oaf $3.50; pOpber,b s6.70;
Cubes s6.s5; eranuIirter $3.50; Con.
fationsrs ~ $3.50; Off .q' S6.15
lp.ibu srtra s6.o5; y!ra G. $5.S5
.pr 100 glfunb.
WloIaffss in itttig. - Rem Or
leans Open Refill. 40-55e. Gentrifu'
aal 20-30e per 9allous.
Refs. - aouifiana. fyanep 6.ab
7-7ss; prima 6--6ac. orbindrtr
A -5te. Sapan 5i-53 per pfuIb
Dairp. probuits
Butter. - Warii rubis, prtiIs
itnpader. - DboIsmilt srtra 30he;
Geniralis.o ertra 2Sc; Gsntrali5eo
ffirits 24le; bo. ScOuDs 2lhc; 5ons
On DARN 2oc; padins StOt 16A-
lSbe per pfunb.
adfe. Wara Fssis. Ohio 1se;
gacrbipsitlidr 15-16c: Rem gort
17-17se; ;SaDeissr 21-30e. bo.Brid
16e; 2imburs,r 16A-17te per pib.
gter. - Wdrtt iistig. - pris
ma friite piihnersitr Tie; firifs
16e; Orbindrs firits 1876; lse0nos
12c per Dubtnb.
0tfIiistl. - Ba9frde. gut. -
groilsrs 2 glfunb unb barber 2oe;
untsr sipsi plumb 16-1Sc; 5iibHsr
12a SABINE she; Sruibiibnsr II
-14e; Guas 6-8t; GHtsn 10-15e;
iunes enisR 14--16e; GdHis 6-8e
per qfunb.
Dbhunb GsmHfe
SunseaepftI. - Garlp 6drs
peit 60-75c; Sransparent 5o-75c
per 6omp.r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
Sluk.Na a6rihtsn.
Nitninn 13. Suli 1915.

Dienlt o a. l3. JUL l9Io.
:5ul oberen Gtncinndtier DtItri!t
Heiat Der fIub. bier uber fGat ber'
iel6e etipas. @eitsru abenD bate Ell
tisr einen Daiieritanb Don 23.7 TuB.
Die folasnbsn Depef6sn trafen sea
tern bier ,tn:
pittsbura pa.-4.8 fuB, fGGt.
BbeeIina. 70. 9a.-9.5 ifub. fdllt.
gartersbura 70. 0a.--11.S, itei9t.
sauaphd Talls. 30 9a.-1.3. fdut.
GbarIeiiOn %. 9a.-6.9 fub, fiat.
9crtsmoutb. O.-15.s Srub. fdlIt.
.aoutseils ap.-12.o .Gub. talt- d
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Gbicdgo, Il. eSuli.

D.isen. - aar auli $1.08h-
1.114; am StluB $1.09. 5iir Sept.
$1.01s-1.03a: am Sdlub $1.o2s.
W.lId.Orn. Tur 3uIi 76s-
77ac: am s6Iub 1916. Rir Sept.
724-74t; an S6IuB 72ac.
Safer. - ifur Suli 47t-49c; I'm
S6luk 478c. Tir Sspt. 37t-38c;
ar s6luR 373c.
RDaasn. - RO 2 numiuea; gio. 3,
$1.01.
9rit.. - 72-77c.
aimothp. - S5.20-6.5O.
al... = $9.50-13.5o.
Bort. - Har sept. $14.75-15,62;
am S6lub $l4.85. fIr DIT, am
S6luk $15.O5.
Stmais. Niir Sept. $500
8.s2; am S6luB SS.25. fiir DIT. ON
S6luk Ss.35.
RippenIeit,n. fir SuIi $500
9.92; am S6Iuk $3.50. iFiir Sep!
S9.e5-10.05; am S6Iub $9.G7.
Butter. - Wartt nisori1sr; 9reas
m,rn 22-26sc.
Gier. - Rartt bobsr; 3ufubr 49,
$50; auf benz Wdrtt 15--l7t; oroi'
nayD firits 15B-l6c; firts 16l--
lie.
AartpffeIn. Ulortt nieori1er;
.3ufubr l25 Cars. ale ueue; Yirginil
Gobblers Sl.35-1 As.
9eiIiideI. Qeberbes. Wtlrtt uus
reasImGkiu; 6Ghne 13c; 6riiRabrss
Sihner l9-2lc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
5cIS. gunSs uuo slftien in @ep g)uri.

Oelo, ypnos uHo Ifften IN Wep Uurt.
gsTdifspapiut wuIssn ~ g. snqG
bisfsuiirt. Ee6isl suf GpnsoR parsN
ihpad III t4.7s iar 60 Iass eihi; asbel.
9npsiiuHstn H.711i nRe 6ini'@safsI
N7sh. Jrants eiti S.c4. aabd ses;
Rsrs Sidl SIN. aabsl sls.; 9ires Si&t
aiSH,aabtl 6.liX ~; Rubel 5ihi S64. 2absl
5e9s; Stlbu Dsrsn <7hs Rsgiisntits
Isnsrs 3s,I.
GttitHmarfi. - anfanss mar ber
Rari, flaa uao bic prsiis sssrudt. ipdier
Jfoo4 iraI cine Rtaltipn Elm uno bic grsiie
iiisgtn. Ss Sdlabnpiirunssn iiaHotu
eur4 4sss iiber otnsH BON Samlias uuS tr.
gassn IN maH4sn JdIlsn rs4t aHissHIi1s
1suinns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
Mmsparttse Wdrfte.
Rem gort. II. csuIi.

Ulebl. - Wartt itetia; Spring
glatents $6.40-6.S5; @intsr patents
$5.50-5.75; Dinttr Siraisbts $5.25
$40.
Ru1aennthl. - Wartt itetia; fair
bis outes S5.60-5.70; aussrieieHes
Els faasp S5.75-5.9o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
lleberftd)t bes Gincinnati
Marftee,
Cir bic Nsntss, ben IL. gull
1915 snsieenbs @s4s.
Gintinnati. Il. auli.

gineinnati IL. Suli.
Die ,adfolgenbem NuotiruHsen be-
sl.ben ii1 nur auf gnsros araHs'
astionen. Bel ileiner.n Gei4diten
psrbsn ctipds b5bere prsiie bere&nst.
Mbslins, W. 9a.--5.8 isuh. fdllt.
Dropifionen.
SHmdla. prima Stedm
8.20-8.30; Gdmilp Sfmal3 81
-9ae per pfunb.
srodenatfal5enes Hleii q.
G6ort clear Geiten 108-103t; ertra
ihort clear 10!-10lc; ihort Rippen'
ieitsn 10i-10Ac: S4ultern 8a-84e;
Bellies 10a-114e.
Ba n. - Short clear Gsiien
115-11ao; srtra ibOrt clear Ssitsn
11l-11ae: ibort gippsnisiisn HI
1lle; SduItern 9a -9st; Bellies III
123c.
Guaar gur.b gIsifd. =
Sfinim 16-16ae; pienic Sdult.rn
102-11e; greatf.It Bacon 19--
2Oc: SGuItnn in pddetsn 10s-
lle;; ". q. Gut S6ultsrn 1Oa-
lie; irOd.ns Beef S4intsn 25~-
27t.
Gisa.S5teIt.s Tl.if6.
- Der g}funb: Shin.en 13-13Ac;
gitnic Sduli.rn 104-109c; Bellies
165-17e; S6ultsrn 103-1o4t; y.
y. Gut DO. 10i-103c.
Trifd.s TItifd. = S6in'
Ten 13-13bt; pieuic Sdult.ru 81
-99c; S6ul.srn 81 9at; ibort
Ripptlf.it.H 94-1Ofe: fhort clear
gSsiten 93-10ac; ertrd ibort Seitsn
94-10le; Bellies ieidt 16a-17e;
Bellies, itrpsrs, 12a-13ac.
wleblunt 9.tr.ibe
Wehl. @inisr qatent $685.
6.55: Wint.r fancp $5.90-6.15;
Dint.r familp $5.50-5.65; Wint.r
ytra S5.O5-5.25; Winisr orbindres
S4.S5-5.05; Sartss Wint.r pattu
$6.65-705; 6drtes Winter fanet
$6.20-6.45; Soriss WsiJsn tamil
$5.2o-5.60; Rogg,nmsf'. RoroDeits
Iites asmiittes S5.95-6,20; rsinss
Gitn Roae.nmebt $605-6.30; Gin
a.miitt.s Rosgenmebl $5.95-6.2o.
Wtia.n. - Rp. 2 rotber Wintsr
81 2g-1 .oS. Go. 2 bo. 81 .25--l .26.
go. A bo. $1,20-1.24.
DeIf5torn. no. / tpsibts
Sic; go. 2 bo. e0s-s1c: no. 3 DO.
s0-soac; Wo. A DO. 79h sOt; Ro,
s bo. 79-79se; 30. 6 DO. 7S-79c
- 90. / a.lbts sosc; Rc. 2 DO. So
s05c; Rp. 3 bo. 79a-80e; Ro. 4 DO
79-79se; Ro. 5 DO. 7sA-79e; Ro
6 bo. TIA -7s8c. - 90. ! esTilt'
ite sOlc; Ho. 2 DO. SO-s03t; 20. ::
bo. 79l-s0c; Ro. 4 DO. 79-79Aei
Ro. 8 bo. 78a-79c; 30 8 DO. 77a-
7sac. - 0sibes aolbsnsorn 80-8lt,
cslbes Solbtntcrn 81-82c; ssmiit'
i.s aolbenlorn So-8lt.
safer. - go. 2 psibsr 55ae;
Sianbarb p.ibsr 55-55sc; Ro. 2
lptissr 545-55e: Ro. 4 rpsik.r 53A-
54ac: 30. 2 d,miftai.r 53-53it; 70
8 atmii6tsr 526-53c; Ro. 4 aemii6'
ter 513-52Sc.
Roqgen. go. 2 s1.10-1.12;
Ro. 3 $10S lilo; Ro. 4 Sl.Co-
1.os.
Whistn.
W,r.auft unrben 434 g6ls. 9iitil'
I.rs ffiuift.S Sccbs aui Der Bets Don
$1.39 per galIoHe.
groceries.
ocfIss. murit rubid. preift
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Granapille. :ynb.-23.0 Rub, fteigt.
9lafbpi[le. senn. 100 iuB. idat.
CHATTANOOGA, Senn.-10.7 6uB, fdllt.
aanias Gitn MO.--10.2 EuB, fGat.
Wlempbis, 5enn.-25.0 Sub, Iteigt.
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Oiehmarft.

Gintiunatt. II. Su!i.

ttnnott. II. sSu!i.
3ufubr unb gsridnbt pGbr.nb Der
lebten 48 Sturbsn. peroli6en nit bsrs
ieIbsn 3eit bsy DsraanaeneH WO9e
iiHb ME fpIa!:
3uiuhr Rinbu. S6tpeine S9aie
8. SuIi 1920 53O4 1854
'12. Suli 1850 4158 1491
gsrianbt pa5rsnb bsrietben .3eit:
FinoD. S6p.ins Shaf.
8. .Suli :. ia GAL 1857
'12. .Suli 20 1903 1893
Riubpisb. - Die 3ufu6r par
Q,rina. bic RohirGle abtr nidt groB.
Die beiIeren Gualitdten parsn fteti9,
bic orbindrsn a5sr lin 10-15c ni.s
orisa. - Wil5tlbe iino nod INNER
Inter Guarur;dns uHb Dsroen nur
Dsrtaufi. I'm 1oro;! gi4Iaatet 81 rper.
ben.
Ulitilere urb itrpsr. Stiere $6.75
$50: auserIeiene $S.65-8.S5;
Chisn s3.25-6.75: fl.ii6eriti.r.
S6.00-s.50! auserIeisne $685.
l5: 6siisrs S5.25-s.25; aussrl.fsne
$S.50-8.75: Rib. $4,000;
cus.rleiene Bis srtra S6.25-700;
Gamers S3.25-4.25.
gulIsH. - Die 3ufubr mar audi
hsut. pieotr asriHa uHo Bologna.
gulsH iiisasu um 1o-15c; aHber.
blieteu uHpsrdnb.rt.
Rdaer. unb I,ihte $4.75-6.O0;
BOLOGNA $6O0-6.75: ertru S6.85-
100: fstt. gullsn $5.50-7.OO.
adlbtr. - Die l3uiubr mar
aiemlict aroB unb Die prsiit iistis.
Sroinlu uno arohs S5.50-9.50;
fair bis cut. Isitts S7.50-1000;
srira S10.25.
S6peius. - Der Warii ip1y
hsuie ieit iiIr leihte YerianDtiortea,
nelhe um lOc iiisaen. Gute HIsiitsts
iprisn iiisasH lin &c une itrpsr:
S6peins lber 225 gfunb iieIsn um
l5-10t.
Gute BIZ alstrleIsns Y.riduot. uno
Tleiideriortru 225 piuno mo psHi=
a.r S7.75- 80; oroindre uno aug
srl.isns itArer. f.tte Sdus 500
$3.50: griyd $6.65; S.als $500
500; Iei6tt 9eridnotiOrten $7,75-
800: mittlsre 9tridnbiiortsn $7.75--
790; Tsrt,l 10 pfuHo uno penissr
S5.50-7.75.
S6ais NIB 2Gmmer. - Die
.3ufubr mar heute 1eriuc. troBoem
cser iitIsn Die Iriihdhrs qlmmsr
I'm l5-25c .pdbrsuo Shdfs itstig
blisbsn.
S6die. ,Itra I.ihte 1915; auts bis
5lssrIeiene 5.25-5.65: proiudrs
bis iair $4,000. 2dmmsr, extra
$9.75-9.S5; aute Biz ms.rl,i.us
$3.50 $50 orbinGre bis fair $5.75
--S.25. guus S4.50-5.50.
Gbteaao. u. Suli.
S6ntins 3ufubr $4,000;
gsartt piajl. gut S6.9O-735;
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-11
THE WORLDS GREATEST WAR
FRENCH GAIN LOST GROUND
French Claim To Hold Advances Made
In 5elsium-still Gaining In
Champagne.

Paris-The following French official
statement was issued here:
"In Belgium, in the region, OF the
Dunes, we have organized solidly the
advanced trench taken by US. The
Germans attempted to push forward
their trenches into contact with ours,
but u times our fire dispersed them.
ITO the north OF Arras, our centre
attacks in the region Of Notre Dame de
Lorette were crowned with complete
success.
I'm Champagne, in the region OF
Perthes, we made marked progress.
ON Thursday evening a company OF
the German Guards became surrounded
in our lines and was captured. on
Friday we gained ground on the whole
front. carried a trench to the north
west Of Perthes and occupied, TO the
north of Perthes, a salient where we
took prisoners.
I'VE captured 500 meters (about $50
yards) OF trenches with a depth Of 200
meters beyond the group Whlcn lies
northeast Of Mesnil. and made progress
in the adjoining woods. Finally we
gained possession Of several trenches
in the ravnes northwest Of Beause.
jour. According to prisoners ac-
counts. the enemy's losses were eX-
tremely hign. The morale Of our
troops was excellent
In the Argonne region at Yauquois,
we made important progress in the
western portion OF the village, the only
part where the Germans still hold their
ground.
IN the forest Of lie Pretre, a Ger.
man attack was repulsed easily In
the region Of Badonvillers and in the
region Of Celles, our attacks made
headway. having brought US into i'm
mediate contact with the enemy's wire
entanglements. We repulsed a coun.
ter-attack.
IN Alsace, at Hartmanns-Weiler-
kops, we captured a trench a small
fort and two machine guns"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-11
posToFFlcE SHOWS SURPLUS.
Burleson Turns over ss,5oo,ooo For
Last Fiscal Year.

Washington.-T Treasury Depart
ment received check from Postmas-
ter-General Burleson for s35OO,OOO,
representing the surplus in the reve-
nues of his department for the fiscal
year. which ended June 80, 1914. For
the fiscal year of 1913 the postal reve-
nue. surplus was $S,sOOOOO, which also
was turned over to the Treasury. In
acknowledging the receipt of check
Secretary McAdoo said these payments
we're the first representing actual sur
pluses made by the Postoffice Depart.
ment since 1886.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-11
Russians Claim Victories.

Petrograd.-The following official
communication from the General stan
of TIE russian Army was issued:
Along the entire Nieman-Vistula
front obstinate fighting continues. In
certain sections our troops have made
progress, particularly in the region Of
Mocarze. where we captured six ma
chine guns and four officers and sew
eral hundred soldiers We also cap
tured a number Of German troops when
we occupied the fortihcauons at
Konopki
"In the Carpat' ians at Zakliczyn'
southeast Of Cracow, we captured
some fortified positions Of the enemy.
"In East Galicia on March 4 the
Russian troops entered Stanislau, hav-
ing successfully crossed the Lukwa."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-03-11
THE RUSSIANS
FORCE FIGHTING
Claim 10 Have Stopped the Ger
man FIanking Movement.
BORDER MAY BE CROSSED
Unofficial Adviees Say Capital OF Aus.
tran Crown Land Has Fallen.
Austrian Attacks In carpath-
lans Reported slaekened.

London. Except in the central
Beskid Pass Of the Carpathians, where
the fierce Austrian attacks have mod
Grated somewhat the Russians are
now on the offensive along the whole
length of their extremely long line
from the Baltic Sea TO the Roumanian
border
Apparently they have definitely dis
posed Of the German and Austrian at
tempts to outAank their two extreme
wings and having turned are making
slow but steady progress westward.
czernowitz Reported Taken.
After retiring to the DneIster river
the Russians again have crossed into
Bukowlna and are unoHcially reported
to be back in Czernowitz, which mill.
tary men say is extremely probable. as
they already had captured Sadagora,
few miles to the northeast of the
capital Farther 10 the west they are
again in possession Of Stanslaus and
have crossed the Lukwa river. a for
ward step which, in the opinion of
military experts, probably will compel
the Austrians to eyacuate Bukowina.
In the Beskid. Tukholka and Uzok
Passes. the Austro-Germans are in pos
session OF strong positions whence
they are continually attacking the Rus
slams, while in the western passes.
especially the Dukla, the Russians are
on the Hungarian slopes, where the
lighting has degenerated into trench
warfare. The Russians are sending
large reInforcements to this southern
line.
Russians Advance In North.
In Northern Poland the Russians are
advancing slowly westward from the
Niemen river and the Germans are
fighting "a rear-guari action Only at
one point is the German attack being
seriously pressed against the fortress
Of Ossowetz. Here the Germans can
use their railway from Luck and there
is a good road across the marshes, but
with their armies falling back en-
either side they cannot remain long,
British military experts say.
To the south, according to a Berlin
dispatch, the Germans have evacuated
Myszyniec. which is right on the East
Prussiau border, northwest of Lomza'
while further west near Mlawa, they
are believed actually to have crossed
the border after a defeat at Przemylsz.
The Russians also have attacked the
Germans east of Plock and near Skier
nlewice. southwest Of warsaw.