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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25
Gbile inn Bpm 0nglanc
gatisiaftipn berlangen
Weqen Der 3erf5ruus Der
.0resben" in hiIeIis
f9en Sc M q fern.

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Sunttagp, gbile, "a. WGr5.
ObgIeid bic 6ileniide Regieruns NOD
feline offisieIe antiiHoiguus NIT Be-
aug auf bic gsbauptung semu3t bot,
Dab fi4 Der bsutI4e &reu5er sDrss-
ben" in 6ilsnii4en GetpGferu befun'
ben babe, aIs er am Is. WtGr5 IN Der
Gum6erlano Ban an Der sSHisl SuaH
EsrRunDes Don 6ritiiaen 3risssihiT'
| fen ssrft6rt purbe, pirb oisie gebaups
tuna ansemsin aIs Dubr angenDmmeH.
umfomsbr, als tie oOn Der geiasung
eines 6ilenif6en S6pHers, Der 5ur
| 9eit in osr Cumberland Ban lag, bes
ftGtiat purbe. Die qreIe nerlungt eirls
miitbia, oab Chile Don England Sd'
Itisfottiou oerlonseu iolIe, oorauf bins
psifsub. bab Gbile feline RsutraIitGt
in ftrsHsiter BetIs sepaRrt babe.
lDis aeiben Ser Goruifon
BON upr5empsl.
8tsu, piu QmIterbam, "a. UtGr5.
! Die rNeue Treie greFs" beI9retbt Die
lfur6t6aren gntbebruUgen, peIhs be
G3uruiTun bon 9rSempsl Dor Der &os
pitulutiun aus5ubalten bate. 4ptdti'
! Ter. bic enttommeu fino. fdgen, oaB m
ben lebten 3agen Die SpitGler NIT
2sutsn iiberfi[lt sepeisn isien, bic Dor
Suuger gang eri40pft Duren. G1tt
ieber Stpeite Nanu befano ita I'M oo'
Ipitdl.
Dor benz Iebten Qusfan, am 6rsi'
taa, er6islt ieber Mnnn SlDei 8a4IeH
NIT 9rGIerpeu, bic nit 9etbhunger
persebrt puroen. Sn pieIen 5Guen
paren Die @erbauuugsprgune ni9t
mebr i'm Stube, Sds uugsDO9nIlhs
iQuantum ppn Rohrung gu oiIimiItrsn.
mas our Jplss bate, oab SisIs Sot'
buten ertrautten unb eiuige iogar itars
ben.
Die TGmmtIi6en pferbe pdren bes
reits ae1tla6tet ano oufss3sbrt rors
Iben. einIaliebli9 bic Reitpfsrbe bee
lSenerdle. Die Iestsn 9oferDprrdtbe
Durben ssuiabIen uub nit Dem pfsrs
lssfkil9 ben 5anssrRDsu osSabrti4t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25

Der tpentuelle ausgana
ppn Der sr6Bten Wi4s
tigteti fiir bic

3ufunft.
Dien, pta slmfi.rbam. "a. Wdra.
Die folgsnbe Offisi.ne gstanntmc.
Dung If bier am Riittpo8 srIafsn
prrben.
.Sn ben ipeftIidtn Rurpathsn III
ouf elmer Gront, bic ii4 BIB an ben
llsfOi E)ab sritredi, cine e4ladt
i'm Ga. &c, bic nit auberOrbsntIiHsr
crbitisruns ssfiibrt tpirb. Ssaris RUIZ
iiI6s 5ruppenabibsiIunsen sreifsH an,
unb um bic poiitiOnsn duf ben 5Oben
pirb NIT bsr sr5bten 5eftistsit ges
idmpft.
~sSn msbrsrsn bgsfedten 5uii4sn
Y bsm pruib unb an Dnisiier, i'm n0ros
4 IiHitsn 5beil Der 8utoiDiHu, ipurbe Der
Geinb aus mshrersn DSrfsrn brtriss
Zen unb ssspting.u. fib no9 Der
Grsass suriidsusisbsn- R5rSIi&. prn
gssrnOpib fins be RuTeH dus ben
T5rfsrn jsnfsits bes prutb pertrisben
ipOrSeH, bic BEN 5einS aIs Bats fir
isiue Dpsrdtiuntn essen bic GtaSi
!
.5n pcleu unb Meft Galisisn If bic
Qn,e urperdnnert. I5ir hdbsH cine
ruHif4e poniOH5riids iiber ben uHtss
rem Durdisc UIub ssrit0ti.
DIR gall BON prssmpst
ppH berbdltntbmdbtg
geriHssr 8ebeutuHg.
DIR gdlI pon prs.mpsI bat spar
uuf bic gsp5lisrung Der Monar9is.
naHsntIi9 in unsarH, sineH tisf.H
Ginorud gsmudt, bi. 3,itunsen film.
men absr BARN iitersin, bab bi. 2dg.
in GaIiaitn unb in ben aarpatkn
burd) ben Dsrluit Der iyeitung ni9t
TN serinsiten be.iHflubi miirbs.
Die 3tituns,n brinsen Snisrpieips
nit boben Wlilit6rs unb poliiiIden
psrI0nIi4ieiten, bic ii9 a6er in Der
5dupiia6t baruuf b.idrdHt,n. bic
8dpfsrieit Der G1rniioH gu riibmsa.
Central DON S9Snaia, Der friibers
Rriessminiii.r. fugts: .allss 6dngi
isst BON BEN alusgans Der RfsIsas
f1In4i ub, bic 5ur 3eit in ben Rars
patt<n i'm Ganae III. msnn ss uns &c.
Iiugt, bisr ben Teinb 5u falassn, bann
mar Der gan BON grssmpsl nur cine
Gpiicbs in BEN arisss.
Berlin, 25. M1rs iiber 2onopn.
Wnior WDraht, Der Wiliidrsaorre,
tppnbsnt bss .Iaesbldtt4, BAT BON
Wisn aus bic fclgsnbe DepsIGs NIT
@.sug duf ben 5alI bon prs.mpsl an
fsins 3situng sti6idt:
slHfert Dtrbiinbtisu, absr 6sfonbers
mir, miiiisu nit Der S6atid9e rehnsn,
bab bic feinbli6s armss jebt burh
Sruppeu BON pr5embsI periidrit miro.
Sir ben elnssnblid 1T bies Der tin5iss
miiiiGrif&e gla6iEsh, ben nng Der
TalI Der Jeltung gebradt bat.
sprSernpsf mar. genau gsnommen.
feline MODERN. JsItuns i'm bsutf6tn
Ginns, 3snn ss bate nur 5ip:i Bate
risn pirt!i9 mobsrnsr GsI6iibf.
.gs mar Elm gon3 beion0srss linz
sIid, bab pr5smpsl niht i'm Gtanb.
NOR, bic tpertbIofsn NGuIsr, bic sss
fiisitrt rsrbtn mubtsn. aus Der Gtabt
hinaus5ufdafFsn. Sbrs 3ahl Dsrmsbris
iid foaar ipihrenb Der gtIagt-uns in
snns fiirdtsrliGsr Weife. bsnn nd9
fsn G1luhttn an BEN SdnH unb iribs
rtnb Der 9sldssrune tuurbsn sdhlrei3e
rnpunbsts Rnfsn in bic Stntbt gss
brr6ji.
.Dos prtftigs Der muFtH fat jsbt
supsnommsr. namtuslin Bel ben qsu.
tralsn, fiir bic ll,bsrrsIis ssrHSritr @ss
faass unb iTrriS 5atsH ~ atsr is5r
t5nisr ttsd5Jt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25
Gin aus Id)iuarsen9 9rnppen
beftebenbes Grpecitipns'
8orps
angebIi9 auf Der @oIli'
poll 9olbineI selap

2pnbon, "a. MdrS. Die cine
0tpsf8e aug 9ttben nelbet, finb am
Disnitas sruppeu Der @erbiinostsn
pom @OIf Don SurOs aus uuf ber
@alIipOli 9uIbiufel selunbet pOrben.
Dor siniser 3eit purbe ungsbsutet,
buB sin frons0ff4ss Expeditions
tOrps, bus i'm n6rbli4en &fritu Orga'
nifirt purbs, na6 Oem Oitliaen S6etl
bes MittsilGnbiIden Wseres ubssgau'
gen iei. gs nurbe bamuIs bin5usefiigt.
IbuB bisIe SruppsH rpeosr Detbe nod
Marottuner~ ieieu. gs 1T besbalb
au3unehmeu, Oub bus &orps gang aas
IS9porasn ge6ilbst porben 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25

Der Glieg.rl.utnnnt 9. groBIsp
Reatts, b.Hsn Tlutor aubsr Srbnuns
gsratbeu mar, mar gsswungsn. bel
aruiniHgeu m SOqano 81 laub,n, ME
Vm 5aug gemslba tpurS.. Gr pirD
n Soaann intsrnirt Dsrbsn.
Gin armestefsbI bssRrons
priuSsH Rupre4t BON
8aperH.
4m fterb an, "a. MGr3. - Die
.@offif4e 3eituns" uer6ffsniIiat ben
fclgsubsn etrmssbefsbl, Ssn Der arpns
prin5 Ruprsdt DON 8apsrn am IA.
Rdr5 on bic sruppeu Sss z. armsss
tcrps srIaifsH bat:
Dem Ssinb in ss selurgsn, nit 4s
gataiIcnsn gsssn brei on elmer StslIs
unfsrs pofitiOneu 3u burabrsdsn,
nu6S,m lpir bsrOiitheu Mibsrfaub &c.
lsiitst. Gs 1T uns nift selungeu, bic
poiitton suriid5usrobern. gu.r alHs
sriff bat ubsr ben unternebmungsgsiii
bes Gsinbss ssIdbut. 3psi feinblid.
Qrmsstorps babsn es isitbem ni9t ses
fpagt, BON Sem srpberten Sorf ous
pOrauriidsn, SsifsH gsis Don nur uns
tergsorbnstsr gsosutuns TT.
SD bants Gu1 bon Ssrssn fir
Cur. supisrt,it unS GrgsbsHbeit. mir
miiF.n bic DiSrDerssltuns fir ipatsr
auiiaisben. Sn,pifdn boffs ira. Sab
SIR all,s mSslids than w.rost. I'M
uni.rs ississ gOiftiDn gu usritd-t.n, 70
bab alIs psitsrsn @nsriffs psrsitsIt
tp.rSsn ,5nnsn. Sd srparts nit 3us
psrfi&i, bab SAr ieS.m psitsrsH gsrs
iu$ bss J.inSsR, Dor5uriitsn, sins uus
ii6srpinSli6e garrisrs tn ben msg I.'
gen tutrbsi, Biz Der Gag Der Ibrs1s
nung NIT BEN GsiRbs tOmmt. Disier
Soa pirb tpmmsn unO ia rsdus Sunn
auf Gu4. Ruprsdt.
GffisisIte ruffif&e
ariessna 3ridten.
ct. petsrsbura "a. Mdr5.
Der ruiIiIt. G,nsruIFab bat amabsno
bic fOIgsnS. OffisisGs s,iaHnima4uns
erIafsn:
I'm re6tsn ufsr bss Roreip GluIs
iss, on Der StpasOrspc Grpui,
einIhIkblib b.s rsatsa llfsrs bss
Srspc, nsbm.n bic g.fsate I'm ben
gsfis sinaeInsr pOfttiunsu .tnrn mshr
unS dubtrit bsipsraten
ebaraitsr al. Die Deuti6sn, bic
bsbsaienbs 9sriidrtuusen beranse>
bradt baben. Dsrtbsibis.n tire goIis
tion.n in sdb,r Wsiis nit einsm
mSrbsriI3sR 5susr uRS iis MAIDEN
js9r ssisiss gsssnaussiffl itHiHs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25
Die 8uiien aufs Nene int
Stprben geIblagen.
| 20 Offisisrs unb 1000 Ma ana
aefuneeH geH0m men.

gefuu9eH geH0M zen.
Berlin, "a. Wdr3. Quf Orabtloa
lem @ege mad sapDiae, 6. 5. DeI
fptg.nbe pffiSisIe geri4t Duros om
weittDO9 opm srObeH 6anptquartisE
bsrDTisntlidt:
.ssn Der Champagne babsn uuI
@rtiaeris Duene itattgefunoen- Jm
WoIb DOH Sc 9rstrs, noroDeitIi4 Dor
Tsoufipu, naate Der Gstnb els
uen gsrfu5, ppfitiuHen nisosrauss'
pinnen, bic mir genpmmen batter
aber Obus GrfoLs. Rsue Gngriffs Sss
SeiHbes noropeitli9 DON gaoSnDiasra
unb auf benz Rsia QtdsrtOpf braasr
uuter Dem Gsuer Der Deutideu 5uIam'
men. qm Sartmunns Deilertopf II
nod Gin 9eFs9t I'M 9ange.
x9eutfds sruppen DsrfolgeH bic aui
bem RadSus 5efinbIideu RuFer
n5rbIi9 Don MemsI in SitprsuBen.
sic na6meu IN Der Rdbs DON poIan'
gen 500 RuFen sefuHgen unb erbents'
ten brei aanpnsn unb brei Shneu'
feuerseI6iibe. pferbs, Rinbsr unr
Waaren ulIer Dirt iinb oun ben Rul'
i'm eefto6len iporben. Sn Der NGbs Dor
aausssarssn, iiibpsitIia Don Saurog'
gen, unb nOrb0itli3 oun WlarianpDI
ipurosn 4nsriffe Der Ruiien mi
Iaperen @srluitsn fir ben 5sinb gu
riidoeidlagen.R .ROrousftlia Don Sitro'
lsnta purben msbrsrs slngrifFs oel
RuiTen obssialagsn. @4ir nabmsu bi:l
20 Sffiai.rs unb m.br aIs 25oo Raur
aefansen unb erbsutsteu flint Maf5i'
rsnssiaiiss. SeftIid bon 9iOt iinf
mebrer. Ingriffs Der RufeR obgeiala'
gen pprSen.
Die Seuti6s Irmss bat Der iupfe'
rem GarniIon pOn prssmpsl, bic mad
pisrmonatissr 8eluserune bur9 Sun'
ger g.5punsen purbe, gu tapitulirer
ibren ber5li6ftsn Sunt uussebriidt.
Cine ipsitsre pffisieIIe antiinbigun!
lautet pie fulst; .Dsuti9e Rurine
trup5eu bab.n bic 2anbtruppen be
ben SperatiOnsn n6rblith BON Meme
unterftiiBt. 9sutTds Sriessi4iffs bonn
6arbirten am DisnItas Iadmittug oa!
Dorf unb oas S6lOB ppn poldn9sr
unb lie beIdoHsn aud Die BON gOlau
gen ua4 2ibuu fiibrenos G6aufee.
I0as gom baroe. e.ment be-
Darbanelleu SORTS bat
Disber begpnner.
paris, "a. MGra. ginsr 9epsia
Ser Sapas Qgsntur aug Qtt6sR 5u
IfDIge 1T bas Reimbursement Der Oar
ioansIlen Sorts am Sienitas gurHtt
tag nm 5ebu llhr bon Der 5Iutte be
@srbiinbsten pieber aufgenOmmsl
DprSsn. Die Rrisgsfaiffs parsn Dol
liinsr alnsabI Rinsuiu4sr bssIeitet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25

riiGen. Die Gorreipnioe,teu m otter.
reifiiten Saupiquartisr iogen, bag
oi.ie SGIaGi Dabrfdeinli4 srit-iH sis
nigsn 5agsn sntfaisben usrSsn tpiirSs.
gs 1T mSsIi5, baB bic RuH.n sinsu
sbsil ber bel graempsl frsissDorbsusH
aruppen bier osrn.nbsn nsrben-
Die SeIterrsi9er baben cine usIs
Sffnftpe IN Der guiopina bsgpun.n,
pobin fis in Der lsstsu 3eit 9ruppsH'
psrfiGriunssn s.i@idt habsu. Gis bas
ben bic Ruifen na5 Der Gr,uss 5uriits
setriebsu unS bamit fir ben Gussnblid
ipisbsr gs.ruuDis DON isSsv 0sfa6r be-
irsit.
am anSer.n srtrsmsn GIiigsI I'M
Often, i'm glrrbsn, habeu bic SsutIdsn
iyisSer Wemsl beisst unb ssutia.
arisggi&iff. bombarbirisn bic Gbaui'
Ieen, iibsr fpslte bic Ruilsn it4 gegsn
RorSen 3uriid5Ossn. Dis ss 'dsint'
baben bi. Oeuii9en aud sinsn absr'
maIisen gormarf4 Der Rufn ssssu
salit aufs.baltsn,
unsiimfises Wettsr bsbinSsrt im'
msr NOD bi. Opsraiionsn Der JlOtt.
Ssr g,rbiinb,tsn sessn bic GarSdnsl'
len. 9i. Ra9ri9i aus althsn, sab Saa
gombarSsmsnt nisStr auisenommsu
pprssn i.i, idsint iia ni4t sa btfta'
iigsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25
NmklanS's tpirfli@e 3iele
rtn6 Qlbfi9ten.
Beibe ufer bes goiporus
unb oer DdrbdHelIeH
milf ca hdbeu.

Mill es bdben.
ct. petsrsburg. "a. WGr3.
= Der &pnsreb pOn ReprGientuntsn
bes ruiTii6sn 2lOsIs, Der iest in ct.
Petersburg in SiBuHg 1T, Bat eiu'
itimmis bic fOIgsnbs ReiOlutiou anssa
npmmeu:
Die pibtigitsH sSHtereifeu RuB'
lambs eeb!etsn, buB RuBlanb in b:n
ruaen gsiiB Don aDnitaHtiHopeI unb
beiber ufer bss gOiporus unb Der
SarboHeIIen unb Der in Der gsdbe lie"
genben ssnisln sslanst.
IDag britii6e PaH8erf 4iff
,GOrnpaIlis" onbsr
Qttipn geiest.
Berlin, "a. Nadr5- auf brabtlos
Ifem 8sge na6 eapOias, 6. 5. Bis
bic usberis.ifas yaa4ri4tsn assHs
tur beri6tet, bat bas rGiOrnuIe o'ssshas
lia" in Rom cine DspsI4e aus at9en
erbaIten, oabinluutenb, bab bas britts
Ias ganssri6iff r@DrHDoIis" IN ben
Darbunslen ouber attiDu gsfest pors
ben lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25
|3ei 2Ien1el uno 3iftt erfeioen oie
3su0en cine $6fappe.
9emti6e &rie9sidiife bei6ieben oen
lid bon Memel suriifsiebenoen Oetto.

9rt&G @hhs ombabhR
n
Die 0si4m basn cHns
Fpe StmG
BaSsn
4esad4n salsH
subbr anGM.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25
QSetterberidjt.

SIR DbiO, Snbinna, aentudb
unb bus iueftlite peunIplpanien:
Sriibes Wettsr am Donneritng; Sduse
ooer Ressn unb tdlter am Trsitag.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01

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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
MEXICANS FIRE
 ON U. s. TROOPS
TAKING SHELTER BEHIND THE. TRENCHES ON BORDER MEX.
 ICANS GIVE BATTLE.

Brownsville--That from 200 to 300 Carranza soldiers under shelter of a half-mile of trenches covered the re- treat of 70 to so Mexicans who a. tackled the village of Progreso, Texas, 35 miles above here, on the Rio Grande River, is alleged in the off cial report of Maj. Edward Anderson of the Twelfth Cavalry. This de velopment constitutes wha. is believ- ed here the gravest turn in the inter national situation since the beginning Of the present border troubles
 Private Henry w. Stubblefeld of Big Stone Gap, Va, was killed and Cept. A. V. Anderson wounded by the attacking Mexicans, some of whom, it is said, wore Carranza uniforms Earlier reports that Private Kennedy was also injured proved incorrect.
 Maj. Anderson's report has been for warded to Maj-Gen. Frederick Funston at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio Texas.
 At least two Mexicans are known to have been killed. Three detach ments of Troops B and c of the Twelfth United States Cavalry are stationed in the vicinity of the fight two of 30 men each at the ProgresC crossing of the Rio Grande and ono detachment at the Progreso postoffice
 Another serious development is contained in a rumor received iT Brownsville from Matamoras that 8 train load of troops were sent out from Matamoras and that these troops formed part of the body of men that aided the Mexican bandits in their es cape to the Mexican side of the Rie G1ande,
 The trenches, it is said, were dug opposite Progreso by the Mexicans about three weeks ago. Probably 2. 900 shots were fired from back of the trenches during the two hours offght ing on the bank of the Rio Grande
 The two detachments of American cavalary, in command of Capt A. V Anderson and Lieut.. Ralph Tolbert Jr., chased the Mexican band of 7( to 80 men to the river from Progreso Here, it is said, the Americans could not approach the river bank because of lively fire from back of the 1 trenches on the Mexican side.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
s140,oOO WORTH OF BONDS FOR DISTRICT NO. SOLD TO
 ST. LOUIS CONCERN.
28.OO0 ACRES ARE AFFECTED
After 54 Bids Had Been Received Ot- to kochitittzky of Cape Girar6eau Made Lowest Bid, $7.07 Per
 Cubic Yard.
Marion

The commissioners of Drainage Dis trict No. sold $140000 worth of bonds to Smith, Moore & Go. of St. Louis, who offered 99 cents on the dollar.
 The commissioners then received bids for about 1.600,000 cubic yards Of excavation. After 54 bids had been received Otto Kochitittzky of Cape Gi- rardeau, Mo-, made the lowest bid. $707 per cubic yard.
 Work will commence as soon as the bonds are delivered and will be com pleted within 20 months. The district lies immediately west of the St. Fran cis levee, including the town of Ma rion, and consists of about 2S,000 acres.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
ALLIES CAPTURE
 20,0OO GERMANS
SOUCHEZ HAS BEEN CAPTURED AND AN ADVANCE MADE
 NORTH OF ARRAS.
BERLIN ADMITS REVERSES
The Italians Report Number of Sue. cesses in Taking Fortified Noun tains From Austrian
  Troops.

London-Heavy and continuous at tacks by the British and French have cost the Germans more than 20,00t unwounded men taken prisoners ant 20 miles of trenches in the west.
 Souchez has been stormed and cap tured and an advance is reported n,,rth of Arras.
 A German official statement for warded from Berlin admits German reverses.
 While the allies were advancing into German entrenchments British battle ships were battling away at German positions between Seebrugge and Newport.
 For several weeks there had beer an almost incessant bombardment with big guns, increasing late last week in intensity, particularly in the sectors where infantry attacks took place. This prepared the way for the general assault
 The French, who have the most i'm portant gain to their credit, made their chief onset around Perthes, Beause- jour and Suippes, in Champagne where in December they made con. siderable gain. This attack, backed by a tremendous artillery fire, gave they had retaken from the Germans since the latter dug themselves in af ter the battle of the Marne.
 According to the French. the Ger mans were driven out of their trenches over a front of 15 miles, varying in depth from two-thirds of mile to two and a half miles. The French in this engagement captured 12,000 prisoners
 The importance of this gain lies in the fact that every yard of ground taken in this region weakens the Ger man position around Verdun, from which the Germans might be com pelled to retire should the French make a further advance.
 The French have regained trenches east of the Labyrinth" in the Arras district, which was the scene of much heavy fighting earlier in the year. There the Germans had built what they considered almost impregnable fortifcations.
 This attack was made in co-opera- tion with the British, who attacked on either side of La Bassee Canal The attack south of the canal was, Field Marshal Sir John French reports, a complete success.
 This push forward gives the British possession of the road from Lens to La Bassee, which was used by the Germans for moving troops and SUD. plies north and south and threatens to outfank the German troops which hold the town of Lens.
 In Galicia the Austrians have been driven back across the rivers which run parallel to the border
 The Italians, like the rest of the al lies. report number of successes in taking fortified mountains from the AustrianS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Hardly Complimentary.

A New England housewife one after noon received a call from a hobo to whom that morning she had given some doughnuts.
 The knight of the road doffed his ragged headpiece and with great civil. ity addressed her thus:
 Madam, this morning you gave me three dOughnuts. Would it be asking too much to request a fourth?"
 "I'l be glad to give you another" said the woman, as she prepared to wrap one in newspaper 50 you like my doughnuts, do you?'
 Tt isn't that, madam" explained the hobo. You see, some friends of mine down in the meadow wish to have a game of Quoits."
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Melt Dante Monument.

Rome.-The Tribuna announces that the monument erected in Trent to the memory of Dante and considered to be masterpiece of sculptur has been demolished by the Austrians in order that the bronze may be used for mak ing cannon. The monument was by Zoochi
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Another Call to CoIors.

London.-All eligible Russians in China have been called to the colors under the most recent ukase It is re ported that Harbin and Vladivostok soon will be denuded of men of mili tary age
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
More Arms to Carranza.

San Antonio.-Three shipments of arms and ammunition for the Carran- "a forces crossed the border at Lare- do, Del Rio and Fl Paso, which gives the Constitutionalist 5,200 new rif1e, and 23,000 rounds of ammunition. Within the last few weeks Carranza has imported 24,700 rifles and more than a million rounds of ammunition.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Put EastIand on Block.

Chicago. The steamship East land, which capsized in the Chicago river July "A. drowning SIP, has been ordered sold by federal Judge Landis to satisfy a claim of $34,500 for the work of raising the beat. r. will be sold at auction December 20.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
The Franklin to Be Sold.

Norfolk, Va.-The old receiving ship Franklin, which has been in the ser. vice of the United States for cen. tury, has been condemned by naval board of survey and probably will be sold for junk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Plans Jitney Submarine.

Washington. = Henry Ford of De. troit will see Secretary Daniels of the Navy Department It is said he wishes to talk about a plan he has evolved for a small submarine.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01

Another new hot spring has been added to the many on the government reservation It came in with roar at the southeast corner of the founda- ton of the new Superior bathhouse. Workmen were excavating there, when suddenly there was rumbling sound beneath the earth and the hot water shot many feet into the air. The new spring has been chirstened the SlI- perior, after the bathhouse.
 It has a capacity of 3O,000 gallons a day. It's temperature is IA degrees. A great crowd examined it. Hereto fore the hot water from this spring has flowed into the Hot Springs creek, which runs under Central ave nue. The new spring is 35 feet from the Big Iron" spring, the largest on the government reservation.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
More Praise For Wilson.

Baltimore.-The Democratic state convention, which met here to ratify it's party nominations, made at the pri mary election last week, warmly com. duct of "our international affairs which have preserved in peace and happiness our people during the pres ent critical state of world strife'
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Bryan Visits Wilson

Washington. - President Wilson and former Secretary Bryan met at the White House for the first time since MT. Bryan resigned. For nearly an hour the two were alone together. They parted smiling.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Hartman Takes a Bride.

Lenox, Mass.-William Averill liar riman, eldest son of the late Edward H. Hartman of New York, was mar. ried to Miss Kitty Lanier Lawrence, granddaughter of Charles Lanier oi New York.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Cotton srinas Il Ia Cents

Houston-Cotton sold at Garrison at Il 1-8c, and cotton seed at $2S. As a result, says a dispatch from that point, farmers are hauling in from every direction and selling freely.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Arrives After Z Years.

Houston. Mrs c. R. Bender has just received a postcard which was mailed on February 3, 1908. Where it has been in the intervening seven years cannot be learned
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
To Repair F Submarines

Honolulu, T. 1.-The submarines Fl, F.2 and F-3, damaged when the United States steamer Supply crashed into them, have been ordered lowed to the Mare Island navy yard for re- pairs
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Exit the Hotel Reoister

Chicago. - The time-honored hotel register, thumbed and scanned by the curious ito see who's in town" soon is to be abolished from Chicago's ho- tels The card index system will SUD- plant it.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Names Anti-Eire Ozu

New York-The Safety First Fede. ration of America has designated Sat urday, October g, the anniversary of the Chicago fire, as the National Fire Prevention Day.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-01
Stone Outnut Szz. .nnn non

Washington. - Productions of stone In the United States in 1914 reached the value of $77,412,292, according to the Geological Survey Pennsylvania produced more than 10 per cent.