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The Adair County news., 1915-11-03
Conveyed TO a Sanitarium.

Mr.. J. d. Patterson, who is one of
Adair's best citizens, and whose reason
became dethroned while attending the
Masonic Grand Lodge, has been con-
veyed to a sanitarium at Cincinnati
for treatment. 1t is believed that
with proper treatment his mind will
be restored and that he will return
home in a short time. He is a man
who has many friends and every body
who knows him are anxious for his re.
covery.
No one seems to know the cause OF
his arrangement, as his home life was
happy.
The Adair County news., 1915-11-03

ocratic State Campaign, wires that
Stanley and the rest of the ticket is
elected by from ten to twelve thous-
and beyond doubt.
Russell county, as usual gave
large Republican majority, and Ma.
rion county gave Democratic ma
jority of 300, The normal majority is
about 600.
Mr.. r. B. Trigg, Democrat, candi-
date for the State Senate, is elected
over Jas. Harvey, Republican, by
about 100 majority. s-s-
L. T. Neat, Republican, has a ma
jority of about 900 over Ray Mont
gomery, Democrat, in the Legislative
district, composed of Adair and Cum
| berland
Many reasons will be advanced as to
the cause of the Republican landslide,
but no two men will agree, hence the
very best thing to do now is for the
Democrats to take their medicine,
and commence building for a future
election.
j. E. Leslie, who was the Progress
i've candidate for Commonwealth
Attorney, got a respectable vote, but
he ran away behind Mr.. HuddleSton.
The indications point to the defeat
of the two amendments in Adair
county, though it is possible that the
one in reference to convict labor has
carried.
| THE TOWN ELECTION.
The following gentlemen were eiec.
ted trustees of the town of Columbia
T. E. Jeffries, G. NJ. Stevenson, G. R.
Reed, A. o, Taylor, Sam Lewis.
J o. P. Willis was elected Town Mar
shall by large majority.
The Adair County news., 1915-11-03
High School Team Wins.

While it was one sided, the game of
basket ball last Friday night, at the
High School Gym, drew large au-
dlence, and the meet was interesting
and lively, though the High School
team was too fast for the visitors, the
Montpelier boys. The game was
played without any discord, and at
the conclusion the score stood 81 to 10
in favor of the home team.
The Adair County news., 1915-11-03
Christmas, Birthday and Wedding
Gifts.

Premium Toilet Soaps and Shears
all for 81 90; Fancy Pocketbooks, 75c.
each, worth $3.50 Many other Beau
tiful and Useful Presents, including
Watches and Rings. Agents Wanted.
W. T. HODGEN; Box 232.
1-tf. Campbellsville, KY.
The Adair County news., 1915-11-03

The Fiscal Court was in session last
Friday, considering the most feasible
plans for bettering the road conditions
of Adair county. The members of the
Court observed the road machinery in
motion and we're well pleased with the
purchase.
The Adair County news., 1915-11-03

Rev. B. V. Chaplin will fill his reg
ular appointment at Union Church
next Sabbath morning, but will re-
turn for the night service here.
The Adair County news., 1915-11-03

Born, to the wife of Cassius Breed
ing, Saturday, the S0th ult., a son-
C. I. Breeding.
The sun., 1915-02-16
BRICKLEY OUT FOR BASEBALL.
Trying for Positton Of Catcher on
Harvard varsity Nine.

CAMBRIDGE. Feb 1.-THE Harvard
varsity baseball pitchers and catchers
were called out To the cage to-Csiy for
their first real practice after having
worked ont for several weeks in the
dumbbell room Of the gymnasium
The candidates for the varsity. fresh
man and dormitorv crews also we're
rounded up and altogether nearly $50
athletes We're started into the campaign
which will last unit, the eni Of the col
legc year
Although more than 100 baseball men
reported Coach Sexton Will work out
only the battery men for tho present. lie
has MahHn. Frye and Whitney. three of
last years pitchers. losing only Hitch
cock. while promising recruit II Will
cox Of last years freshman nine
Waterman, last years catcher. will have
to fight for his position against Charlie
Brickley and Dick Harte tho latter
being tho heavy hitting freshman last
spring Also prominent among the
pitchers is J. a Gilman. tackle on the
football team two yohrs ago, who was
Ineligible last spring
capt. Harry Murray of the crew vel
coined 2J0 men. All except nve Of the
oarsmen who made up Harvard's TWO
eight Dared crews last June are on hand
am. as In 1914 Harvard VII prepar. two
big crews for tho Yaie regatta, although
II has not been decided fenuitrlN
whether there Will n" Il four Dared or
an eight Dared rae" for tho varsity sub
stitutes at New London Work for the
present will be on machines hut Il l.
hoped that the crew may get out into thu
river by March
The sun., 1915-02-16

robson MAKES BEST ROUND.
hts ~ ~ Low score In Opening
PIny ~ Tin whistles Tourney.

ptNEffrRsT, Feb. 15.--Openlng play in
the annual round robin competition Of
the Tin Whistles claimed attention to-
day In the Tin Whistle event two
gross and five net sets OF fours qualified
for the match play rounds IN which each
contestant viii play everybody else In
his division for seven division prizes
contributed by n. H. Mackenzie. :. u.
wyatt, T. r. O'Bricn. W. II. Thayer,
T.. q. Chandlee, r. G. Shannon I'd and
Parker W. Whittemorc.
The best gross score was Sc for Irving
s. Robson of oak lIill r. B Boyd Of
81 Louis made an NJ, e. l.. Becker OF
Woodland S. W. T.. Trucsdcll of Fox
Hills and Rober' Hunter of Wee Burn
80 each. &. :. Mcdonald of Toronto and
Henry &. Fownes Of Oakmont ~ each
and g. T. Dunlap Of Forest Hills 90.
The gold medal for the next best score
went to W. +. Van Clief OF Richmond.
who deducted an allowance Of 10 strokes
to record net OF -. Bunched at SO
were J. o. Nicholson Of New Bedford
and 7. 8. MacI.aughlin of Scarsdale.
both II, and q. VI Howard OF Halifax
"a, in tie for second place. The order
Of qualification in other divisions:
C. u. Fownes si J. 7 Newton r. e.
Blanke. u. w ormshee, Or. J. :. Brown
and j. u. C.. Ru'nse", Si each A u.
ss each, e. g. Morse ana J. NJ Robinson.
- each n. II. Rackhan and r. 6. Able,
IS each J. Il. Bowker. j. n. Foot and
i ohm X. Tople. 50 each.
The sun., 1915-02-16
SOME LITTLE GIRL VICTOR.
boston Terrier Adjudaed beat In
WOodmere club Match.

The second match Of the season given
by the Woodmere Kennel club was held
last evening at the Gregorian Hotel.
West Thirty-ffth street. Before the
judging commenced Dr Norman Harris
Of Chelsea, Mass, gave an interesting
lecture on the Boston terrier standard
as adopted to-day by the Boston Terrier
Club naming the Boston terriers Cham
plon Bostonian Model and Champion
Evergreen Evelyn as typical specimens
of the breed. Dr. Harris afterward acted
as Judge for the Boston terriers. The
awards
Boston Terriers Puppies, Dogs Blum
Seal skin Little Boy, INST. W. KeebaCh =
crystal Duke, second Puppies Bitches -
Mrs. Whtteselrs Some Little Girl first.
u. n. Craig's Cdledonian Hue Relle sec
ond: Roonevs Rooney's Beauty. third.
French Bulldogs Puppics. Dogs Mrs.
Englehrecht- Gamo, Jr. first Puppies.
Bitches-Mr'. \. Ru-se's Midnight GirL
nrs,
Grinons, Es--Mrs. Peter Ceder- Bogic.
pendeiein FIRST. Mrs McClurgs Flu Fru.
second. Mrs. Ceders Brownie third
Toy. Dogs-Mrs. IT. McCutcheou'- toy
spaniel - ,llheim Beaujifu.. fret: Mrs
Doihv's pokiugese Nank,e Pa. second Toy,
Bl'ches-James T.. M-ade's Pckinzese AiE
Geo Ming. first.
The Boston terrier Some Little Cir
took the prize for the best dog in the
show James r. Me4de's Pekingese Aig
tee Ming was placed reserve.
The sun., 1915-02-16
Richie Noqv Within Six Pounds of
Weight--- WHties Welsh Bitterly

Just now Willie Ritchie weighs lil
lightweight king Is only six pounds
over the notch required in the meeting
with his couqueror If Ritchie hasn't
been working quietly in private IN prepa-
ration for this bout then he's a bigger
loon than most people give him credit
for being Ritchie, with his speed and
hitting power, has a chance to topple
Welsh Freddie is being hit a bit these
days Ritchie ought to hit him hard
if he has come through his year OF ease
with any par of his speed intact,
Ritchie has this to say
"Im going to try awfully hard to
make " elsn ngnt IN" every Incn OF the
way. I'll be in New York in a few
days and I'm going to start an anti
Welsh campaign IN the newspapers
with the idea OF forcing him to give
the public Il run FOR its money. When
was Champion stood up and
slugged TOOK all kinds of chances. I
went AT Cross as jan Flynn would have
done thnh Welsh ought to do the
same The ppbl'r .s entitled to a
square deal,
when we Get ,G the ring and hnd
that he Won, n-h; then lm & ing to-
stop aud get tho crowd TO hoDt him ou;
Of thr rirp. r~7ryll war; soon see that
want to give them roo per cent. on
their admission price, Welsh has a
tough style to handle II cant get
MIN TO open up and hght I'm going to
The sun., 1915-02-16
NEW ORLEANS RACING RESULTS

,f,irs, '. noce T"o,yIaT olds, non.wtnnors
Sal Vanity, lo' ,ltlNl to l. 10
oBricn', u "a ., oven and - , sec
ond, Pay"'"s,e, ,..a u; ,L;r "'@c,s. 10, !
Lyudnra MHl'rt lrra~ dddy. SANDS Dit.
mond G'omcr and Tom caro- also ran
Second Race Three year -plds. selling.
Brsi Bih aud Tucker, l03 tSmythi to l.
to and even, won, Jefferson. lot
SECOND; Kevpie. los o'happelI. : To- /.
:. to, ! and T." Z. mira Tim. l.l1 80.
Maria, icnry WIND and Ur"u, also r,r
Third Raro--rhrec- year olds and up.
,a5nocs %aT6 s''lSf iSt Gsr Gn1T" i'oo s[ furious.
and to ., won. iiypa'in. loi ro"U.
Nleh,mare, 100 ownrringtou,. to 3.
Dladi Thcsiores, Colfax Tria,ohp. sure
get, Gray,n Favorite, old Jordan. chiffon
Squaw Hcl' Rird mad Nag"n"s" also
Fourth Race Three. ycar.olt4 and up.
war. %ar!; Ssi,ips nHrSr" 500 ~ fgrl9nss
and ! to /, Won. Knc"lcl 81 d.mry.
> to t., I" and oven. second H"au
even, third. Tinr. l;iG g. salon. pew
drop, Light knshl. H"pshurg H. ami
Finn race Thrce-ycar olds and up
twenty yards ,hcGnr"m;, 10, M"Tas-
York Lad, liz 'ORricnD, I to /. \ to .
aud to 3, second Insurnnc" Man, 1903
tAdamsl to /, to and to ). third.
Time, "a 20, Joe stein. Delegate" FLYING
Yankee, Shephcrdcss, Bulr welsh and ora
MCtics also ran
sixth Race -Four year olds and upward /;
selling, purse 500, one mile and a Siv
teen'h -lessie Louise, l"s 'Mrruggarti,
- I" !. : 10 ! ami ga 10 /, won Mar
Hhon, III tAmbrosel, 10 t. to ana
= to E, second Earl ot Savoy. l0s ,Wsr-
rinSton', 10 o, 20 ana to (, third.
Time. lifs 80, Consoler, Hcryicence. Henry
Hutchison Petelus, stick Pin and Great
Friar also ran.
The sun., 1915-02-16
JOE M'CARTY KNOCKED
OUT TWICE In ROUND
Wild Bert Kenny Furnishes
Him for Trickery-Referee
Has Hot Afternoon of 1t.

There was action Of a weird and un-
usual kind at the Broadway sporting
club during Yesterdays matinee. Joe
,Twin) McCarty was knocked out not
only once but twice for good measure
In the first round of bout with Wild
Bert Kenny. who substituted for Jack
Reynolds.
Kenny. who has been out for several
months with broken hand. evidently
has recovered his wildness. He hit twin
brother right on the jaw; Joe was
knocked into the corner on the ropes
and was out standing up. Referee
Haulkup was about to wave him away
a beaten man when Joe cams to long
enough TO say: Didn't YOU hear II?
Didn't YOU hear itc The bell. the bell
The trick worked. for the referee
pulled Kenny away and went over to
ask the timekeepcr about IT, Ry the
time lie had found out that the bell
hadn't rung the twin had recovered.
Then the referee ordered the carnage
to continue.
Kenny responded by knocking 1oe into
arother corner. where he fell in sit
ting position. The referee was obliged
TO grab Kenny around the waist this
time and throw the wild one clear across
the ring Hut Bert came back AT full
TIT The referee thought " was meant
for himself SO he squared of with
Bertram. lie finally dragged Bert away
and another X. -. was chalked Up
against the clan McCarty. though there
had been no opportunity to count him
out
Tie crowd was beNildered by the
quick succession of events and after the
bout IL was necessary for Johnny Dunn
to hear the referees explanation and
shout 1t at the top of his voice TO ap-
pease the popular clamor.
The sun., 1915-02-16
FULL DISTANCE FOR
SEA GATE MARATHON
Race Will BE Run Entirely in
Armory if Weather Is Too
Cold for Athletes.
NOTED PLODDERS ENTER

Though tho edict Of the registration
committee insisting that the distance OF
the Marathon race on Washington y
Birthday bo curtailed I'm case of bad
weather caused u little III feeling on the
part Of the officials of tie Fourteenth
Reg ment there is little doubt now that
the race. which Will serve a purpose by
sending the winner to the big Marathon
at san Francisco. will be- success.
Major Donovan, who is IN control OF
the athletics of the regiment. Is Just as
anxious as the members Of the registra-
ton committee to have all precautions
taken to prevent serious injury to any
of the competitors He has caused a
notice to be- sent OUT requiring all the
entrants to appear at the mark In
proper clothing for a race of this kind.
and this will be determined by Trainer
Lawson Robertson. Each competitor
has been notified thar an examination
by phl stefan Will take place before the
race There is little fear now that the
weather Will he so cold that the dista nee
viii have to be cut. but in case a cold
snap arrives and the matter cannot he
adjusted otherwise. the men will run the
fun distance on the armory floor.
The conditions announced have had the
effcct OF keeping out all except eN-
rcrienced Marathonors. and. though the
entries do not close until tonight. more
than thirty we'll known distance runners
ave entered for the race. in which VIC
tory means trip to the Pacific coast.
re good faith Of ~rc committee in
charge is illustrated hy the rejection OF
the entries OF four lads under the age
OF Il. "A precautior to avoid mishaps that
was not even suggested boy the regs'ra-
ton committee.
Among those entered FOR the event are
two previous winners of ~" Scagate
Marathon-tiarry Parkinson. Wadhurst
Field club. and W Rpz"tt. Irish Ameri-
can y G. Another uotahl" entry ts
William clifton Of tho North Dorchester
" A. the ton milo champion Of New
ENGLAND Hugh liuuphan's entry Is eN-
pceted from tho N"w Nor'. G. and
nearly ever, local club 's r"prcs"nted
IN tue following list OF entries 40 far
received.
II psrkin,or ". Fozer charles pa,i'
=. r15uc y. Iuup. II .Ana-@"s g Por-s.
G Ru''aer. N Jo"l " B-la' ! con.
.i's. : k'.in. - Nu,e % M'h-,u"n.
: sheridan. a. Shuu."s. "a %te. = Wcier.
g. rrsveiinB. 4 Sra"4atd. ". 'Hitor. -.
crosby. i NrnturiuI. g. N"'o't", g. -"
~frfarn. : a Hughes ". FrFNeN. +.
Fot-rs'e~. y. >chWer'r - H,g"r-trom.
The sun., 1915-02-16
To Confer To-day on
Army-Nauy Football

NIEST POINT. Feb. 15.--A
w delegation of army officers
representing the Army Athletic
Council will go to New York to-
morrow to meet with the Navy
representatives from Annapolis
at the offices Of the New York
National League Baseball Club to
make final arrangements for the
next Army-Navy football game,
which will take place at the Polo
Grounds in New York on Novem-
her 27. The Army committee
men who will go are Col. C. D.
Wilcox, Major f. J. Timberlake,
Capt. ID. /. Sultan and Lieut.. c.
b. Meyer. West Point has Sc
lected New York as the site for
the game during the years 1915
and 1917.
The sun., 1915-02-16
SCHO0LBOY SHOOTERS CARDED.
New Records Looked FOR O~ius 20
Rtg Entry for Events

New records are looked for because Of
the large entry in the annual schoobov
rife shooting tournament at the sports
mems Show, which will open at Grand
Central Palace next Saturday The
schoolboys will shoot on twenty four
ranges on the second floor. They are TO
h" coached by Emanuel Iiaug and Shoot
ing inspection officers Of the New York
National Guard.
lie trap shooting tournament. with
competitions for amateurs and prufes-
slonals. men and women. The pick Of
the trap shooters Of the country will be
on the roof competing daily. while
around a small artificial lake. also on
the roof. the star ~ and bait casters OF
the country will try their skill.
The sun., 1915-02-16

while Brown was picked UP IN Memphis
this morning. Joe Kelley. the former
manager of the Cincinnati Reds. who has
been retained as chief Of the clubs
scouting bureau by Manager Donovaz,
and who Is to be in charge Of the Hot
Springs party. failed to make connec-
tions at Memphis The squad will work
on its own hook until he arrives.
Ray Caldwell is due tomorrow or
Wednesday. Mrs. Caldwell Is coming
South with him King Cole also Is due
in the morning from California.
Warhop reports he is the father Of q
bouncing baby daughter. the stork hav-
ing visited his home In Illinois during
the holidays.
Catcher Nunamaker who came South
"A week ago. greeted his teammates upon
their arrival
The sun., 1915-02-16
NEW YORK BATTERY MEN
ARRIVE AT HOT SPRINGS
Sweeney, Heating, Warhop and Brown Reach Arkansas
Spa and Are Welcomed by Nunamaker-
Scout Kelley Misses Train.

Hor SPRINGS. Ark, Feb. I5.---Catchcr
Sweeney and Pitchers Heating. Warhop
and Carroll Brown of the New York
Americans reached Hot Springs this
afternoon. They serve as the advance
guard OF the New Works. and, together
with the clubs other battery candidates,
who will BE coming to town on almost
every train within the next few days,
are to take daily f,ops into the Spas
hot waters and hit It up over the hills
until March 2. when they will report to
Manager Donovan In Savannah.
Heating came through direct from New
York Warhop and Sweeney Joined the
sensation of the emery ball in Chicago,
The sun., 1915-02-16

rt~ErIURsr. Fob ia tic AZ 80 he
tween ". y Weller Of - GATHERINGS
and i. u Montgomery " Toronto gave
z,st to the weekly trap shooting naudi-
cap To-day MuutEnmcr,s handicap
vas - and Wc,l,"'s 20 ,tddcd targets.
ard ou tho sHnoton " cllcr WIS ni,uwed
and Montgomery = Noutgomct re-
cprd.ug - not aud Weller an u.
- NJ Pollard. tho scratch man, tied At
-. wiin " H. I}uHcr. whose hauui,ap
Wa. -. Charles 4 CROKER last wo'k's
winner made -. aidrI by % hnudlctp
of -
The sun., 1915-02-16
WATCH FOR JACK JOHNSON. "
DuIuth hmm igrRtton Inspector IL
Told 10 Keep Eve on Canada.

DULUTH. MINI, Feb. li.-lmmigra-
tion Inspector Mcdonald Of Duluth re-
ceived word from Washington to-day to
he on the lookout for Jack Johnson, and
II he attempts to slip into the United
states via Canada or the great lakes to
arrest him at once and notify Chicago
As boats are not running from
Canada. it is possible that Inspector
Mcdonald thinks Johnson will try TO
walk across the ice from Canada, hut
outside OF casual scrutiny Of Lake
Superior at regular periods. he does not
intend TO take action.
The sun., 1915-02-16

Andrew =. Tully. secretary os the
Mtropoli an Association of the \ \. T..
received the application OF the Paterson
Public School League Yesterday for
group membership in the association.
The league has grown considerably since
it's organization In 1906 and there is no
question that il will be welcomed to the
\. \ L. ranks. The application vas
made through LOUIS kirsinger. ;he ~ A.
L. commissioner for the district.
The sun., 1915-02-16
welsh Keats Anderson Easily.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb. l1.-fred-
die Welsh, lightweight champion OF the
world. easily outclassed Jimmy Ander-
son of Indianapolis in "A six round bout
here tonight. The champion had the
Hoosier boy waving his arms In the
wind or tied up in a clinch during every
nitrate OF fighting. Welsh used a right
lab and hook constantly.
The sun., 1915-02-16

PHILADELPHIA, Feb iJ.-Manager
Connie Mack OF tho Athletics praised
George Stallngs of the Braves to the
skies In a talk before the students Of
IIill School at Pottstowu tonight. stall
ings has "A genius for managing team 3"
he said, "lt was "A wonderful experience
TO watch him with the Braves"
The sun., 1915-02-16
williams Barely beat. Murray.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb I5.--kid Will
Jams. the bantamweight champion. made
a close fight OF it Tonight with Jimmy
Murray OF New York at the Olympia
A. A. II was only in the last two rounds
OF the six round engagement that Will
iams cut loose and succeeded in earning
the decision. In the previous rounds
Murray was allowed to make all the
fighting. the Kid playing II safe against
the slugging style adopted by Murray.
The sun., 1915-02-16
Scholastic swim IN March.

The interscholastic swimming cham
pionships open to students of prcpara-
tory and high schools will be held ON
saturday, March &. under the auspices
of the New York 4. q. The events are
5" ward, 100 yard, 22O yard 200 yard
relay, fancy dive and plunge for distance
The sun., 1915-02-16

y relic Of the old Horton law days ap-
peared in the Vanderbilt A. G. ring last
night in the person of Mudoons Pickn-
ninny. The veteran darkey displayed
all his ancient cleverncss as defensV"
fighter and was an easy winner ON
points over Wee Wee Barton.
The sun., 1915-02-16

Harry Fisher. graduate man. ger n,
athletics ~ columbia. announced v.s-
t'rdiN that five teams win hc seen .l
action I'm University Han ON Washing
toms birthday, -Four of the teams.
water polo, swimming, fcnyiug and
gNnnaSll', will meet H"nnsylvaufa aud
m" tfth wrestling. VIII granplr W.T.
vale similar programme last Yea
resulted 'u a Hud~li, OF defeats FOR tho
Elu" and Wu'c arrrcgitious
The sun., 1915-02-16
Ready 10 BuiId braves PnrL.

BosToN. Feb. l5.-Prcsident James F.
'idffney Of the Braves announced to-day
that work OH the clubs new park would
be- commenced on March 10.
The sun., 1915-02-16
CUTTERS CAREER UNCHECKED.
Beats Lswr~ncrviiIc Hockey Team
Easily, Score Z to 4.

The Cutler School hockey team had
an easy time defeating the Lawrence
Vile seven 10y score ~ to at the
st Nicholas Rink last night La
marcne made the lone tally for the
visitors The Lineup:
The sun., 1915-02-16
AUTOMOBILE NND MOTOR TRlCk n.
>Ikl RIOS.

NtN DESIRING re- IN TRAINED "a,
H'''. 'Ip'k drN"fs or ,ut Yffrlr, can Ert
luu Informhi,nu, without .,rN cob. .r-.,~-~-r
eNr"ns', hN talking WITH G. NJ, Dun ,ld
"a uiltN evening. ~ tho Wc-f ~ito NJ
G. \ NuioWoMl' school 3ij W --'h s..
The sun., 1915-02-16
Isl SI>Es> CHANCES

PARTNER NNTEp to inv,.t so,ro can.
''I IN new patent lust issued. n,nt t.ir
p. upoS i''ou ana thr'c hunircd per cent
assured T.. box li7 sun once
The sun., 1915-02-16
Dohan COnquers Demey~v.

Johnny Dohan won easily over
frankie nemeyer in the main bout at
the Military A, G.. Brooklyn, last night.
The sun., 1915-02-16
NarRolics Victor Over Burns.

Irwin MargolIes outpointcd Bobby
Burns az the Longacre A. G. last night.
The sun., 1915-02-16

Mike Glover won a red hot toe to toe
slugging match from Billy Grupp at the
Olympic A. e. last night.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-15
The ARTILLERY DuELs
CONTINUE IN BELGIUM
FRENCH TROOPS ARE DOING
BRILLIANT WORK IN THE
ALSACE REGION.
BY the Associated Press.

Paris, Feb 1.-THE official state
nent today says that fighting in Bel
GUM and northern France yesterday
was mostly heavy artillery deuls
In Lorraine the Germans captured a
hill and village but the French re-
captured part of the hill. In AIsaee
it is claimed the French troops are
doing brilliant work on Skis.