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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-26

How much for your dwelling?"
"Three thousand five hundred dollars,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08
Russian

PETROGRAD. March (via Lon
don).-The Russian War Orlce to-
night made public the following
communications:
Our offensive continues on the
left bank of the Niemen and in the
district northwest or Grodno. Our
troops drove tho Germans back be-
hind tho front of -Lypskov
ana then pushed on vigorously.
In q similar manner In the NIlnw
district our attacks were crowned
with success. We took about 5000
prisoners, including seven officers,
and also three machine guns.
On the left bank of the Vistula.
In the region OF the Pilica, the fight-
ing ts assuming the character of n
great battle.
I'm the Carpnthians, between tho
ondawa and San Rivers the Aus
trian attacks continue. Southwest or
Lutowisko tho enemy tried to cross
tho right bank Of the San, but In a
counterattack on Saturday night the
Austrian units which had crossed
the river were annihilatea"
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NO DENIAL THAT INQUIRY
HAS BEEN SENT TO ALLIES
believed That United States Asks for
Explanation OF Declaration to
Stop German Trade.

WASHINGTON. March ".-Although
secretary Bryan declined 10 make any
the general impression
IN oIhcial quarters tonight was that
message OF inquiry had been sent to
treat britain and France, asking for
clear EXPLANATION OF their recent Joint
communication declaring they held
themselves AZ liberty to stop all com
merse between Germany and neutral
countries Reports that the inquiry
had been sent were current to- day, and
met with no denial. High officials.
however. always have declined to dis
cuSs communications to the European
"eli'ferents in advance OF their receipt
abroad.
ne latest message is understood to
oe OF a broad character designed to as
crr'hih what tho actual practice of the
aii'es VIII he in the enforcement OF
men embargo; THAT disposition will
pr maze or cargoes and ships detained:
"ha' procedure will be adopted in the
cas-" or shipments consigned to mem
.,ai countries ana alleged to be- des-
,'heo 10 an enemy; what settlement Will
oe mace Tor cargoes contracted for
petore mo declaration was made. and
"ncther d|estuffs and other materials
whlcn England Will permit her ma
l,onais to import cannot be obtained
"'So cF merchants OF the United States.
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German

BERLIN, March (by wireless to
Sayville).-The following statement
was Issued to-day by the German
War Office:
Between the sea and the Sornme
there were only artillery duels yes
terday. Enemy attempts to advance
during the night south OF Ypres
failed.
Our troops made progress in
Champagne. We took a few
trenches and about sixty prison ers.
y French attack In force against our
positions northeast OF lie Mcsnil
broke down, with very heavy losses
to the French. The enemy's adj
vances east of Badonviller were re-
pulsed.
Battles commenced yesterday in
the Nosges. west of Munster and
north OF Sennheim, have not vet
been decided
I'm the east our operations north
west OF Grodno arc proceeding to
our plan. A Russian night attack
at Mocarce. northeast OF Lomza, was
rcpulsed. as were strong Russian
attacks west OF Przasnysz
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French


PARIS, March THE following
official statement was issued here
to-day by the War Office:
1--WE continued to gain ground
north of Arras. In the region OF
Notre Dame dc Lorettc. where he
seized several trenches. the enemy's
losses were important
In Champagne we progressed
slightly north of Perthcs and north
west OF Beausejour
I'm the Vosges we captured sue
ccssively west of Munster two sum
mits. The enemy twice counter
attacked from Muelbach and st.
Ollfwehr. that is. from the south and
north. These attacks were repulsed.
Moreover, on the right bank of
the Fecht River we seized Imberg,
two-thirds of mile southeast OF
Fultzeren. This success was COM
pleted further north by the capture
of hill No. SGT, south of Haute-
shuttes. Finally. at Hartmanns-
Weiierkopf we repulsed a counter
attack by a German battalion. which
lost heavily and left many prisoners
in our hands,
The following official communica-
ton was issued Tonight:
TO the north OF Arras, at Notre
Dame de Lorette, tho Germans at
tempted Il counterattack, which did
not succeed. subsequently, they de-
livered three counterattacks, which
also failed.
I'm Champagne, to the west OF
Perthes. We gained footing in a
very strongly fortified wood and
captured prisoners TO the north of
the same village.
I'VE repulsed a counterattack on
the ridge to the northeast of lie
Mesnil. Ground was gained. and we
carried another trench to the north
of Bcausejour.
I'm the forest OF Consenyoye
north OF Vcrdun. We repulsed coun-
terattacks.
In the Nosges we made progress
on the TANKS OF the Reich Acker
kopf and took prisoners at Hart
MAINS "eilerkopf. Here we re-
pulsed Ave counterattacks."
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MINISTER MAY FOLLOW
POLICY OF NEUTRALITY

LONDON, March "A Reuter- dis
patch from Athens says that NJ. Vent
zelos. speaking In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day. declared he had adj
rised King Constantine TO send for
NJ. Zaimis to form new Cabinet NJ
Iaimis. the retiring minister. added:
VIII follow the policy OF neutrality,
and hope this policy will not endan-
ger our newly acquired territory"
Our party" NJ Venizelos continued,
will refuse to support any govern
mcnt which may he formed Resides,
NJ Zaimis. II he forms II Cabinet, will
not como before the chamber"
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SULTAN AND GOVERNOR
STILL IN CONSTA MIN orr r.

LONDON. March U3:3o A. M).-"Ac-
cording 10 the latest advices received
here says Reuter- dispatch from
Sofa, the Sultan and tho Governor still
are In Constantinoplc. The government
is prepared to cross to Asia Minor at
any moment but the Sultan wants to
remain In the capital.
1T is understood II has been decided
TO intrust the defense OF CONSTANT
nople exclusively TO the Germans, under
command OF General I.iman Won San
ders, instructor of the Turkish army.
Measures OF precaution already have
been adopted to prevent the city's cap
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GREEI< PREMIER EXPLAINS
POLICY OF GOVERNMENT

LONDON, March uo:l7 p. Ny
Reuters Athens correspondent saws
that grand council OF former Creek
Premicrs. summoned by the King, met
on Sunday. King Constantine pre
sided. VI. Nenizelos and former Pre-
miers Dragoumis. Theotokis and
khaiiis and General Dousmanis. chief
or stan, attended. NJ. Venizelos ey-
plained at length the policy which his
government thought it necessary to
pursue NJ. Drngoumis and NJ Rhallis
also spoke
An immense crowd cheered VI. Veni-
"eios as he was leaving the palace. the
correspondent saws
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GREECE MAY WANT SHARE
OF DYING TURKE'

PARIS. March THE crisis In Greece
Is commented on extensively by the
principal Paris papers.
What will Greece do?" is tho prin-
cipal question asked, and there is much
speculation as 10 her probable plans.
Some papers declare the crisis exceeds
in proportion the nero change in the
ministry.
The Figaro says Greece wants 10 be
admitted into the partition OF dying
Turkey, and has her eyes on Smyrna
and tho numerous colonies OF the
Anatolian coast.
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ITALY IS ABOUT
TO TAKE TIP ARMS
by Camille Cinnfurra

~ coiors 'cca" 10
,,o,d ,No az VIC hohcoinmis-
"e'o"s'hS 10 The four
with other military measures which ora
pendinE before p,,i;o,,,
tho city with re,or,s or.araI-
which imnor,an, .,a-,., "'"s 10
r,nent. ''''
Messages from Berlin e,5 ,,.,
dictate that the central .,n-,roa
given I'D hope OF I,,lv r.,.i,,,
neutral position. The sta,.,n"n, -. 49,,
Berlin Deutsche Tagcs yoi,n,n ."'
critical point In the negotiations be-
tween Austria and italy has been re :
ported. although Il admits that q i,
not possible 10 predict a, This time
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FOOTBALL STAR KILLED
Chauffeur Held m Slayer OF w. II.
Christopher, Jr.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. March T.
William III. christopher. Jr.. of this
city, member OF the champion 1913
football team Of the Alabama Folly :
technic institute, was shot and killed
early to-day at Atlantic Beach. near
here. John Flynn, chauffeur, is in
jail. charged with having caused his
death. According 10 the police. Chris
topher and another man named Eber-
hnrdt were engaged In n fisticuff and
Flynn interfered. Flynn. they assert.
admitted firing the shot. but said he
tried to shoot into the air to brighten
the combatants and end the fight
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Turkish

CoNSTANTINOPLE, March (viA
london).-An official Turkish COM
municatton issued to-day says:
Two enemy warships bombarded
forts on the Smyrna coust for thre.
hours yesterday without result.
At a. NJ. one French and three
BRUSH ~arships, accompanied by
hNc large mine-sweepers. again
pomoarded Smyrna forts for an
hour and half. Seven shells fred
by our batteries struck the war
ships. One mine-swceper was sunk.
our casualties yesterday and to-
Jay were four killed and seven
wounded.
The enemy's fleet undertook no
serious action against tho OAR
daneilcs either yesterday or TODAY"
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GERMANY CANNOT AFFORD
TO PERMIT HOSTiIITIES

LONDON, March An Exchange
telegram from Copenhagen quotes the
Norwaerts Salts as saying that the dis
cussion between Austria and Italy must
not he allowed TO end in open conflict
Germany has risked everything for
Austria" ii says. and has the right
10 demand that Gernany's interests
and political. he brought 10
a successful solution first as having
moro weight and involving greater
moral considerations"
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HEAVY CASUALTIES on
Turks AND ALLIES

LYNDON. March G:l5 r. MD
British troops occupying the head of
tho fcrsian Gulf located two Turkish
FORCES. accompanied by hostile tribes
men. last week. and heavy casualties
we're inflicted on the Turks and their
aiiles, while the British also suffered
considerable. according to report
issued tonight by Marquis Of Crewe.
secretary for India. The statement
says:
For some time IL had been known
that about two or three regiments OF
turkish troops. together with Turk,sh
Benz Fam tribesmen from Amara ION
the risris Rivcr), with contingents az
Persian Bent Lamu Tureef ana otbcr
d'sahected tribcsmen hostile TO tho
Sh"ik Of Mohammerah, had be.n co,-
Letting west or Ahwaz Gin Kbuzistan,
me AhwaH garrison was dispatched on
q reconnaissance in force TO ascertain
tnelr numbers and disposition.
"on March 3. the enemy who h,,,
necn located AZ Ghadir aud who an
parentiy had been further re-enforced
'hc previous day. turned out in areat
strength. Their number was estimated
NJ about $4,000. In the course of o,,r
withdrawal the enemy made repeated
"''' ''N'i 'hinfh eIlOrtS TO cut off recon
noNering parties
several hand-to-hand cncountcr.
TOOK place in which the attackers werc
h"!d successfully nj hay. while o,,r
pa''E made good its retirement Ero,,
reports received and supported bv Tho
ahsencc OF all further activity. II an
pears That tho enemy lost no less tho
from 200 I" 900 killed. including hroth
"rs or tho Sh"ik OF the Rcni Tur..
besides from 500 to GOO wounded ou.
casualties were: British officers k;I,sd
nVe: wounded, three: British rank a., Il
ne Killed. one; wounded, nve: india
oNiccrs killed, one: wounded Co.,
Indian rank and file killed. fftv.e~a
wounded. l1j.
On tho same date n cav,Ir, ,
n"'sSehcc was made IN the ,,ircc.,on -,
N"kala. about twenty five ,nii.s nnr,t
we*t Of Basrs--on the Persian u,;,
me Teconno'terers. on re.urp,nr -
camp were followed hv hody -,
some 500 hostile horsemer 49,
"he'hN force was skillrully draw na
concealed position occupied by IN.
IantrH WITH machine puns ana e.,d
'He'N' The enemy Ned back IN ",
kaia' after having suffered ,..,.i,'.
our Losses in this reconro,S. ~
were british officers killed ~
wounded, two. indian officers. kil,nd
Two rank ard fle. killed. four
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DRIVEN OUT INTO SNOW
Night Dress Only RnimeDi for Occn-
pants of Fnshtonnble Apartment.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
NEW YORK. March FORTY FIVE
families. occupying fashionable
apartment house fronting on Central
Park. wore driven out into the snow
covered streets. most of them clad only
in night dress, early this morning by
fire, which broke out IN the apartment
OF Alfred c. Costello, n retired banker.
now in the South with his family. j..
B. Greenhut. the millionaire merchant,
was ono of those forced TO fee. The
building was saved after $1,000 dam
ages had been wrought.
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Austrian

VIENNA. March tvia LondonD.-
The Following official communication
was issued to-day:
I'm Poland yesterday hshting oc-
Cured In limited areas.
The Russians were compelled nv
our artillery to evacuate advanced
positions in the Carpathians, wher.
at several points fights for favorable
heights continue The Russian.
have suffered considerable losses
Night attacks by the Russian,
were everywhere repulsed. Five Of
hcers and seventy-fve men were
captured
I'm Northeast Galicia calm con.
tinues."
WASHINGTON. March TIL,
Austro-Hungarian embassy TO-DAY
made public the following oficia1
dispatch from Vienna:
AT the front in Russian Poland
and Western Galicia yesterday was
quiet. In the Carpathlans nghtinr
IN several places was stopped, and
me situation was unchanged"
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succeed the one headed by Victor Hugo
A. Coutinho. General Castro assumed
the posts OF Premier and Minister Of
War. The only other appointment an
nounced since then is that Of Jose Rod
rigucz Monteiro rs Minister OF Foreign
Affairs.
a dispatch received on Saturday from
Madrid said that General Antonio
Navicr Correia Rarreto had been pro-
claimed president of the Republic OF
Northern Portugal" by Congress OF
Democrats at lAmCgO.
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King to give him until Tomorrow
onsuIt with his friends.
pha Turkish minister. Saith Bey.
# declared openly that rlassacres
pid take place In Turkey IL Greece
Bs ne with the Porte: while Count Mir
RsSRh. tho German minister, informed
H diplomatic corps that Austria and
!. smany immediately would declare
VI IL on Greece tho day that Greece
n Eiyed against Turkey"
n NJnder date of Saturday, tho corro-
ondent. announcing tho resignation OF
hf Cabinet of Premier Venizelos,
Itch he blames on the Kings d.sap-
saval of the governments policy re-
ErdinE intervention, gave the follow
! Rs, details:
III Premier Venizelos went to the palace
81 $3.50 o'clock this Saturday after
inNon and remained with the King for
nitro than an hour. Tho chief of the
Amy general stan and the principal
fIeers also were Mt the palace to give
thoir advice. IL necessary.
NEWS rs SURPRISING
TO DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES
Returning to his residence. the
Premier notified the ministers of the
resolution OF the King. The Premier
tnen announced the resignation OF tho
Cabinet. Tho news was a surprise in
diplomatic circles.
Yesterday Premier Ncnizclos told
certain foreign ministers he would re-
sign irrevocahly II his policy did not
receive the approval OF the King. who
now has called Alexander Zaimis Ca
former Premier) for consultation"
Concerning events prior to the reslg-
nation. the correspondent says:
This morning, when the King ac-
companied by Premier Ncnlzclos, left
the cathedral. where "Te Deum' on
the anniversary OF the taking of Janina
was celebrated. they both were ac-
claimed by the crowds. This mani
festation was Interpreted as Indicating
the perfect accord OF the nation I'm
pursuance OF It's traditions. The news
paper LA PATHS In this respect says:
THE Greek people, who have real
alteration for their King, have no doubt
he Will safeguard the rights Of the
nation, and will lead them to the way
OF victory.
''Salih Bey. the Turkish minister,
visited Premier Vcnizelos this after
noon"
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ACCEPTS
CABINETS RESIGNtTIOS

WASHINGTON, March THE resig-
nation OF the Greek Cabinet, under
premier Nenizelos. presented to King
constantine yesterday. has been ac-
cepted. The Greek legation here was
so advised Officially to-day.
The legation made no comment
News dispatches have indicated that
the resignation was due to the Cabi
nets dissent from the crowns policv
OF continued ncutrality
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08
EATH OF JAMES w. THOMAS
Wns Captain Of BeaureEard Rifles Dur-
Ing War between States.

ATLANTA, GA. March flames w.
Thomas, captain of the Beauregard
Rifles OF Louisiana In the War Be
tween the States, died at his homo here
to-day. He was seventy seven years
old. Mr. Thomas was horn in Alex
nndria, Va.
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ATTITUDE OF BULGARIA
SOON TO he REVEALED

LONDON, March tS:1l A M.).-The
Daily Nails Sofia correspondent says
the Bulgarian Premier has promised to
make definite statement regarding
tho governments position and policy
10 Parliament in a secret session. This,
the correspondent states, IS in reply to
question by the opposition regarding
the attitude OF the government in
view of the decisive move OF England
In tho Dardanelles"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08
Death Of Harry s. Grimes.

PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO, March T.
Harry S. Grimes. q director and former
president of the National Grain Deal
ers Association and a director OF the
National Grain Dealers Insurance
Company, died here to-day. lie was
siSty-thrce years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08
GERMANY BUILDING NEW
TYPE OF SI'RM<RINE

COFENIfAGEN. March (via Lon.
don. sos II. M).-Germany is reported
10 be building ut KEEL fifteen small
submarines OF new type, 10 be used
for accommodating the home coast IN
Che Baltic Sea. Each, it is said, will
carry n crew OF eight men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08
MAY REST ON RESULTS
OF DARDANELLES FIGHTING;

BERLIN, March tva London).-
Morning papers devote much space to
the consideration of future develop
ments IN Greece and Italy. which. the
editorials say. are likely TO be deter
mined largely by the course Of the
Dardanelles operations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08
HEAVY SHOWS IN CARPATBIANs
STOP MILITARY OPERATION

LONDON, March Heavy SHOWS In
the Carpathians have stopped military
operations. seys Reuters Venice dis
patch. The Austro Hungarian troops
are reported suffering, because the
sudden change In weather has deprived
many OF supplies by cutting their lines
of communication.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08
GREEK ARMY OFFICERS
RECALLED SATURDAY

GENEVA, March (via Paris).-All
Greek army officers in Switzerland
were recalled Saturday. Other Greeks
OF military age must report at the
offices of the consul-general in Geneva
before March II. Many here believe
there Is to he general mobilization
of the Greek army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08
Russian Att.ehe Dead.

NEW YORK. March Ca plain pi-
mitri Vassillen, naval attache OF the
Russian embassy at Washington. died
here to-day Of n stomach disorder. He
was forty-five years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08
NEW GREEK MINISTER
TO CONSTA NTINOPI.E

AMSTERDAM, March I (via London.
ll:10 y. MIA Constantinople dis
patch says that the Porte has agreed
to the appointment of Or. STREET. ms
Greek minister to Constantinople In
place of NJ. Panas. who left owing to
the incident which arose over the In
suit offered the Greek naval attache
by q Turkish police Official
Dr. Strett formerly was Greek Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs
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CARRANZA ADVISED
In STRONG TERMS

Continued from First Page.)
Moro Castle, which reached Vera Cruz
last Friday, contained large shipments
OF food supplies for the people OF Mex
leo City.
'The stories were circulated by GER
tain political factions which are seek
ing Intervention in Mexico. Their OBJ
Ject is to d!scredit President wilson's
policy"
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NO IMPORTANT CHANGE
IN GENERAL SITUATION

LONDON, March S u2:57 A. Nil
y reuters Amsterdam correspondent
sends the following official communica-
uon Issued In Constantinople Saturday
night:
RMS afternoon six hostile warships
Don, oaroed our batteries in the Darda-
heiies' The batteries replied SUCCESS
fully.
Ihere is no important change in the
general situation
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MAY DECIDE AGAINST
ARMED NEUTRALITY

AMSTERDAM. March (via London.
LOS =. M).-The Berlin Nossische
zcitung prints Vienna dispatch,
which says the opinion prevails in the
Austrian capital that Greece will de-
eide against armed neutrality The
open swcrving OF the Creeks from neu-
trality is Improbable, according TO the
dispatch.
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TO UNITE NATIONS
IN CLOSER BONDS

sa-G, .. rom First page.)
every direction. 80
,, - '"e immediate opportunity
Tor private capital TO d,mons,r.,a a.,
great matter" :" '"''
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I'LL WIND GOOD FOR THIS BOY
br'rted Snow Soft Landing pine.
After Long Fail.

LSpeeiai 10 The Timea- Dispatch
~" ''Nk' March Tho old
ao"e' concerning The III wind has
"s"" prove" true to-day in tho case
NV eno"storm which has been he
sicging the city for moro ,bo, t,,,.,,,.
'"'s' Three -year-old Louis
KATE plunged from a tbird-.,.u, -.
dow OF his home TO IN. gro,,na na
escaped without a scratch
in pile OF snow.
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ZAIMIS DID NOT ATTEND
CONFERENCE OF I'REMIERy

LONDON. March (2:03 a. MD
Reuters Athens correspondent says
that owing TO indisposition. NJ. Zaimis
was absent from the conference of the
Premiers on Sunday afternoon
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PRESS IN FAVOR
OF ENTERING WAR

LONDON. March G2:lo a. M)-An
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Athens says the Greek press is In favor
of Greece's taking part in the war,
taking the ground that no brea king up
OF the Ottoman Empire should be per-
mittcd without the participation of
Hellenic troops.
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ADVISED TO SUMMIT
pSF&f.,S

LONDON, March 8 t2:56 A. M).-"M
Nenizelos told his supporters that the
Injury caused by the failure to adopt
his police was irreparRble." says tho
Times Athens correspondent. "TIe ad-
vsed them, however. to spbmit TO tho
Kings decision
Should NJ. Zaimis accept the office
of Premier the chamber probably will
I've adjourned or dissolved. Otherwise,
his Cabinet would be overthrown"
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WHAT WARNING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS

Our attacks southeast of the
Rawa River were SUCCESSFUL. We
took prisoners 3,4o0 Russians. and
sixteen machine guns were cap
tured.'
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BATTERIES ON HEIGHTS
OF SMYRNA ARE REDUCED
lContinncd from Eir

VVVHtIHUtU rTOm FIrst Tngt.D
against the works at Dardanus, on the
Asiatic side. and Souain Dere, on the
European side"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08

.ure. IL Is reported that all troops at
Adrianople and Demotica have hean ais
patched hurriedly 10 the Gallipoll pen
insula" "