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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-05

milwaukee, - william NIOpI ana
Leo Fletcher dying, result of motor
delivery wagon collision. with lum-
Der wagon yesterday. Eight other
occupants of auto severely injured.
Binghanton, N.Y.-Harry Sieden-
burg, IA, shot and killed himself be-
cause parents locked up his new
Easter clothes to prevent him going
walking with sweetheart, Elsie
Fletcher, 16.
Niagara Falls. - Unidentified man
climbed over railing at Prospect
Point and was swept into cataract at
Niagara. Body not recovered.
New York.-Coi. Delaney Astor
Kane, credited with being father of
coaching in America, dead.
Los AngeIes.-1a injured, none
seriously, when westbound Overland
limited collided with eastbound Cali
fornia limited at Monrovia.
RoRe.-Earthquake shock, lasting
seven seconds, felt at Sassnolo.
Panic among residents. No damage.
Washington, D. c-HazeI Nauss,
6, had no new hat for Easter. Swal-
lowed four grains OF D1chIor1de OF
mercury. Shell live
Red Bank, NJ J.-Ludwic4< Kroted,
81, froze to death in Easter blizzard
after falling exhausted.
Panama, IH.-Jos. Renner dead of
suffocation, 6 other coal miners said
to have persisted in explosion of gas
in mine of Shoal Creek Coal Co. 400
men were underground when the ex-
plosion occurred.
Washington. - Government has
decided to issue passports to Ameri-
cans wishing to travel in Europe in
future only if they can show they
have business.
New York.-Frank D. Stafford,
Plainfe1d, N. J., hotel clerk who iden-
titled Ott'y James W. Osborne as the
mysterious Oliver Osborne in Miss
Rae Tanzer's suit, held for grand jury
on perjury charge, $12.0 900 bonds
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lers, who charged him with being the
father of her 2-year-old girl, by pay
ing approximately $4,000.
Washington. - Whether electrocu-
ton is more humane than the moose,
was decided today by supreme court
in favor of the chair.
Washington. - Cities have auth
ority to exclude livery stables from
certain districts supreme court held
today.
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OrlLy 10 exclude livery SCdDlSS IFOn
certain districts supreme court held
today.
HE READ ABOUT AND THEN ATE
49, A GLEASON DINNER
He sat in a cell in the Harrison
street police station, paying no at
tention to anything about him until
suddenly some one spoke name, as
a social worker walked through.
Hello, Miss Gleason, going to give
us an Easter dinner?"
The man frowned striving to bring
something back to memory, then he
grinned.
Say, are you the lady they call
The Angel of Harrison Street police
station the one that gives the din
ners Christmas and Easter.
Miss Gleason acknowledged she
was. "a
81 read about you in the papers,
down in Mexico four years ago." he
laughed. Who'd have thought I'd be-
eating one of them dinners some
day."
And later he ate one, as did the
women prisoners in the station for
whom Miss Gleason gives the din
ners twice a year, including woman
who is charged with numbering her
husband and girl whose husband
is accused of pandering and using her.
as one of his victims. :
Miss Julia Gleason, who is juve-'
nile probation officer, is widely known
for her work among women in the
Harrison street station, where she
spends every Sunday and twice a.
year prepares them a big dinner"
which is turned into a very festiveI
occasion by the aid of musicians and
speakers Il
u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-19
GERMANY IS IN BAD WAY
AS A RESULT OF FAIL URE
IOf Various Attempts to Reach.
WarsaWWith Allies on the
Offensive AGAIN.
IMUsT GEL NEW FoRGEs!
lnBoth East and Nestif Ills to-
Meet Increasing Strength
of the Allies.
tny AssoeiArrn rrrssjl.


LONDON, March 4 The appHr-
ent failure Of Field Marshal Won Hin
denburg's various attempts to reach
Warsaw. the temperance Of Rus
slams over the East Prussian from
tier and the allied offensive in the
West have, according to British OBJ
servers. put Germany in a position
Where il dare not shift any substanss
tial force from either the east or
the west. ss
Although there are runlors OF re-
endorsements being hurried from POI
land to France or Belgium, to meet
the French and British thrust, milf
tary writer's in London hold to the
opinion that Germany must maintain
her present armies in both areas of
lighting practically intact. This VIII
necesiitate the finding OF new forces:
for both the east and west if it would
effectually meet the increasing
sirens GIN of its enemies. It is pointed
out that the plan TIC deliver a crush
Ing. blow in one theater and then
rush ~ across the country 10 the other
has miscarried on both fronts. This
was seen first in the dash for Paris.
second in the dash to Calais. tt ird in
the battle of fpres and then repeated
III the East when Won HindenburS
sought To break through the Russian
lines to Warsa W.,
Conside rable mystery surrounds
the next move or the Germans al
though the prevailing belief here IS
that it will be a big offensive IN
West. probably against The British
front.
| Great Britain has made no ofIicia4
reply to the German allegation that a
British squadron fred on the German
cruiser. Dresden. while it was Nj
ing the three lnile-fl ianit Ht Oh ~
waters and no denial has been fortis
coming of the German statement tbs
the sDrcsdenss'as blown up by 1t IN:
crew. The government is proceeding
With the plans TO mobilize women to-
replace menaneeded in the war.
ward Of 90 women, willing to sub
Istitute for men. have been registered
during the last twenty our hours
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CABINET
Considers the Note the United
States is to Send to Great
Britain Soon.
tsY ASSOCIATED rREse,

WASHINGTON. Mar. 19.-The note
TO be sent to Great Britain in the
near future protesting against some
features ofttEe British order in coun-
ell and asking for more detailed in
formation about other features was
taken up al today's cabinet meeting.
The two points considered We're the
probable effect OF the order on Amer
lean commerce and on the rights OF
American citizens
Information laid before the presi-
dent by Secretary Redfield regarding
the export trade of the United States
since the outbreak of the war was
gone over in detail. 1t was under
stood that the presidents advisers
did not believe the order would have
demoralizing effect on American
commerce because of the continuance
of trade with Great Britain, and her
allies. The part Of the order giving
notice that goods suspected OF hay
ing an enemy destination sent by neu-
trail countries would be liable to seiz-
ure was understood TO have been
agreed upon as one of the chief points
that would be protested against.
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S| j !. | !. |. |: | I /
District Deputyfor This State is
Visiting EIks' Lodges in d
This Section.

WHEELING, March i s. The Hon.
Adolph e.. Scherr, Of Charleston, dis
trict deputy grand exalte ruler OF
the Benevolent and Protective Order
of Eiks, arrived in the city yesterday,
on a tour Of the state made for the
purpisee of visiting the various SUI
coordinate lodges in West Virginia.
In fulfllment or his official duties,
Mr. scherr last night attended q
meeting of Wheeling Lod &c, No s,
Since leaving Charleston on this trip
he has visited Parkersburg, Grafton
and Sistersvllle lodges.
The deputy grand exalted ruler ex-
poets to leave Wheeling today, and
will visit Moundsyille lodge tonight.
Next week he expects to visit Man
|nington, Fairmont. Glarksburg,s or
gantown and 10th lodges in the
northern section Of the state.
Mr. Scherr yesterday declared that
the order is in. a fourishing condition
the state. and he. antici-
pates substantial growth in its
mem bership.
Mr.. Scherr is a member of the
House OF Dele gates from Kanawha
county. and was one or the most &C,
tive legislators at the recent meeting
of the lawmakers
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FORTS NOT DAMAGED
BY FIRE OF THE. FLEET

BERLIN. by wireless, Mar. 10.
The Overseas News Bureau says to-
Gay
~ special correspondent Of the
Berlin Tagblatt after a personal in
spection OF the Dardanelles reports
that the fire of the allied fleet has in
t;cted no serious damage to the inner
Qualifications. Five British ships
have been disabled. however, aud
three mine ssweepers have been sunk.
No Turkish soldiers have been killed
since the allies began the Smelling OF
the inner forts. According to the Sc
colo. of Milan. about zoo, 0OOsIndians.
sSengalese and Australian troops have
been removed from the French. front
TO camps on the south coast OF France
for the reason it was found these men
could not withstand the winter eli
mate of the north
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THAN SAFE
From Danger of Being Returned
to MatteaWan Asylum for
a3Month Yet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

1 NEW DIRK. Mar. 9As the res
suit of various writs and orders sworn
out in his behalf and the resultant
legal tangle, Harry x. Thaw is IN
no danger of being returned to
the state hospital for the criminal
insane at Matteawanl. for at least Q
month.
Supreme Court Justice Bijour said
today upon the conclusion Of a cons
ference between himself, counsel for
Thaw, the sheriff Of New Y ork coun-
ty, the warden os the Tombs prison
and representatives OF the state at
torney generals Office, that Thaw's
attorneys could. by means OF securing
adjournment. delay the final hear
ing upon the first writ secured until
April 10. John Stanchfield, Thaw's
chief counsel, said he intended to
make such moves.
Judge Bijour late last night signed
a second writ Of ha beas corpus bring
ing up the issue that Thaw's commit
ment to Matteawan Is illegal. The
first writswas designed to bring about
a test Of Thaw's sanity. Both writs
were returned to Just1ce Bijour to-
day Hearing on the first one he adj
journed until later today to allow
time for the service OF an order OF
Justice Ingram Of the appellate
division OF the supreme court. The
second writ was referred to Justice
Page before whom the trial OF Thaw
was recently conducted NJ
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CHARGES
Against the Wheeling Intelli-
gencer Are Preferred by
Attorney "A. LeoWeiI.
tIY Assoe,A. 70 ..Rrss,

WHEELING. Mar 49, Charges that
the Wheeling 1ntelligencer published.
unfair and malicious accounts of the
appeal OF the hearing of the Manu-
facturers Light and Heat Company.
from decision or the public service
commission lowering its rates were
made again today by A. Leo We'll,
general counsel for the company. J.
w. Vandervort. the federal master
hearing the testimony, allowed Mr..
We'll to enter copies OF the newspaper
in the records but he said he could
not pass upon the further charge of
contempt
The taking OF testimony was re-
summed when NJ. B. Lovejoy, a stenog
rapher in Mr.. Wells Office. read from
his notes the Instructions Mr.. We'll
testified he had given Guy Biddinger.5
a detective. concerning members of
the public service commission
Lovejoy's notes were admitted after
protests by the state and r. O. Sui
Ivan, general manager of the com
pany, testified concerning its proper
ties. Adjournment was taken until
June II, when the hearing will be re-
sumed in Pittsburg.
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TOURNAMENT
Schedule for the First Days
Meeting of High School
Teams Made Up.

BUCKHANNON, March 1 g.-At a
meeting held at the track house this
morning at which most of the high
schools entered in the big tournament
We're represented. lots were drawn
and the schedule for today was made
up.
From the way the teams are lined
up the big meet promises to be holly
contested from start to finish. AS is
shown by the schedule the strongest
teams are to play in the prelinlinar-
les. BY common consent. C1arksburg
was passed through the preliminaries
and will make up the eighth team i'll
the semifnals. The following is the
schedule for today:
Salem against Piedmont.
Sistersville against Wellsburg.
Buckhannon against Weston.
Middlebourne against Fairyiew.
Wheeling against Parkersburg.
Thomas against Charleston.
Elkins against Fairmont.
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ASSASSINATION
OF New Governor Of San Do
mingo Along with Two of
His Children Reported.
Il33is89 "a
tUY ASSOCIATED PREss'

NEW YORK, Mar. 19The
steamer. Iroquois. brought to this
port today news of the assassination
Of Governor Zayas OF San Domingo
and two of his children at Azua, q
small town hfty-fiye miles southwest
OF Santo Domingo. Governor Zayas, it
was said. went from santo Domingo
TO Azua as a passenger aboard the
Iroquois to begin his duties as sov=
ernor Of the province. He was in Office
two days when adherents of an oppo.
fsition political party shot and killed
him and his two children. He was
formerly in command of the forces
which bonnbarded Azua during the
recent uprising.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-19
ANGL CASE
Is Being Argued by the State
and It Will Go Soon to
the Jury.


BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Mar. 81 So
made the closing argument for the
Mrs. Helen N: Angle, accused Of HAY
ingcause dthe death of Waldo e,
Ballon in Stamford last June
Ballou. Mr.. CummIns declared. was
Drecipitated Down the stairs in the
RippoWam building at LAS on the
night of June % and half an hour
later was dragged down to the door
way. The conviction or. acquittal OF
Mrs. Angle he said. depended upon
the question wheth her he fell by ac:
cident or.vio1ence. y
The state claims Bal1ou was
plunged down by violence. Ballou
was plunged down the stairs back
ward. the state claims. Taking from
the table the blood stained hat OF
Ballou he held 1T before the jury
would that that dent in this hat
had a tongue to speak" he said.
How it got there II don { know. But
III do know that the 1atiron the
electric fiatiron fits with remark
able precision into this dent.
The state did not clai nitnat Mrs.
Angle had wiped up all the stairs
and landing after the agedy hui
that she had attempted to and was
Interrupted In her work. The
trouble with the defendants expla-
|nationTof the circumstance connected
with Ballou' g. death he said. was
that they came too late and did no,
spring from her lips when first ques-
toned. Il .s rs ~
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nine SUSPECTS
Are Arrestedin.C onnectieSWitn
the Murder ola Telegraph
Operator.
az Assocr.TEp rrEss,

NY ASSOCIATED PRESE1I
HIGHLAND FALLS. N Y. Mar.
Il 19.Nine men We're arrested as sus-
poets today by detectives who are
are searching for the slayers of Omar
Hotaling. the telegraph oprator, who
was attacked and killed at tho rail-
road station here last Wednesday
night. Two Of the men wore prison
uniforms when arrested. They were
walking along the railroad tracks be-
tween West Point and this station.
4 I,heysrefuse to talk and Will be locked
up at Newburgh. The other seven
men were arrested at New City and
VIII be brought here sS F3ss
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.FREN CHIC SEsHEAII
In N G. "A ACks
Or AssoelarEp rrEssl;

BERLIN. by wireless, March
French troops have ma de several ad
3vances in the region southeast OF
Nerdun while French attacks IN the
Champagne have been repufsed WITH
heavy losses, according to the Ger
man official statement today. In the
east all Russian attacks betweenEthes
rivers PISA and Orzycz near Przass
nysz have failed The sftuat ionh T
the vicinity Of NJ enel. East Prussia;
is still undo led but indicate
that minor Russian forces have en-
tered the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-19
ANTt Il ! Law
So Far as Shipping is Con.
Cerned is Declared UnCon-
.stitutional by Judge.
Il tsY Assoc.Arsp rnrss,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Mar. 10
The Bonnie anti=liquor shipping law,
recently passed by the legislature was
declared unconstitutional today by
Judge Gunter. OF the city court. This
law provides that n o person may re-
4ceive more than one Quart Of liquor
per month and that the express com
panies cannot legally make such de-
liveries "A test case wss brought by J..
f. White. or Pensacola. Fla, who
sought to have the Southern Express
Company accept six quarts of whis-
key TO Ramer, Ala, consignee
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-19
TURKS ARE RETREATlNG
IN GREAT DISORDER NOW
tsr Assoc,ArEp raess,

.PETROGRAD, Mar. 1 9.The Rus
sian victory at Archawa against the
Turks together with The continual
pounding in the valley of the
Tchoruk river has caused the Turks
To beat disorderly retreat toward
lcrzerum. according to reports from
the Caucasus.
The road between Archawa and
Choppa TO the eastward was defended
strongly and the Turks were defeated
only after sries Of stubborn battles
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-19
CASE Is DISMISSED.

The complaining witness failed to
appear Thursday evening in Magis-
trate w. Z. Starcherts court when
Paul Egnat. Of Center Branch. was
called for trial und Ter a peace warrant
issued at the instance Of Joseph L1eta-
six and the case was dismissed at the
compliments costs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-19
According to an Official State
nent Issued by the War
Headquarters.
FRENCH REFuE,I oUELs
In the Straits but Claim That
Damage to the Allied Fleet
is Only Slight.
ssr AssoeiArro parsz.

CONSTANT1NOPLE, by wireless
to Berlin and London. Mar. 19-An
official statement issued from Turk
ish headquarters says:
Our feet early today bombarded
the shfpyard and maneuvering place
of torpedo boats west of Theodosia
on the Black sea In Crimea. a part
Of Russia, and set the building on
II fire. An allied enemy fleet heavily
shelled the forts Of the Dardanells.
which replied effectively, sinking the
French battleship, Bouvet.'
The French battleship, Voubet,
which is reported in Turkish Of
fetal statement to have been sunk in
the Dardanel1es. was a vessel of f.
900 tons displacement and carried a
complement OF 621 men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-19
BULGARIAN LANGUAGE
Is}Forbidden singP Private Schools
by the Serbian Minister
of EduCati0n1
t.Y. Assoc,A1 = ] ) rrrxx,

SOFIA. Bulgaria, via Berlin. and
London. March Is The Bulgarian
news agency announces that the Ser
bian minister Of education has for
hidden the use Of Bulgarian language
in private schoolsin an effort to de-
stroy every trace Of u1garian cu1-
ture in the. country. Only Greeks.
Turks and Albanian are permitted
instruction In their mother tongue.
The Serbian Ian guage is required In
all sotherS schools.
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AR MENIAN STU Alto
FEARFU LILY APPAE ING
IseY. An atoeiLA1Ep " Er.n Y, r.;

LONDON, Mar ling acs
counts Of conditions in Armenia have
reached the officials in London OF the
Armenian Red Cross fund. The lat
est account is from an Almeniansdo doc
tor, who says that the whole pIatnSefs
iAlashgord is virtually covered with
from this district, the Kurds feH upon
the. helpless people and shut hem 1ps
in mosques. The men were killed and
the women carried AVA to the nouns
tains. The organizers of the Red
Cross fund say there are now CO., 00s
destitute Armenians in the Caucasus
AR TlLLER'Y D UEL Is
F0U CHI in STRAITS
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WHITE rs NAMED.

WASHINGTON. March l9.An-
pointment of a trade committee to
promote cooperation between bust
ness and the new federal trade com
was announced here last
night by the directors of the chamber
or commerce of the United States. i.
mining expert OF the West
Virginia University. was appointed a
member of the committee.
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BELGIAN Relief
Fund Up to Date Reaches be-
yond Stupendous Sum of
Eight Million Dollars.
tsy ASSOCIATED parss,

HAv.RE. via Paris, Mar. 10.
ed the inha bitants of Belgium up to
the end OF he month OF January gives
the total of contributions Of money
and provisions as follows:
From the United States, $6.250.-
900: from Great Britain, 100000;
from New Zealand, $500,0OO; from
Australia. S5.ooo,0oO, from Canada,
100000.
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SAFE BLOWN
In Railroad Station at Myers.
dale and ii bbers Get Small
Sumo Money.
az AasocIA1Ko eRkssl.

Am1YERSDALE, Pa, Mar. 19.Rob-
beers early today blew the safe IN the
ticket Office Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad here and escaped with a
small sum of money and "a number OF
railroad tickets. The Fexpl osionS amoke
the entire community The robbers
ting out a pane OF swindo low glass. The
safe was blown to pieces by nitro
glycerine. 3.' 5s55l.
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on ! II. COAST

Postal cards received by friends
here contain the Information that
Jack Marks and family have arrived
at. Los Angeles on their way to the
San Francisco exposition. where they
will remain some time.
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FRENCH TROOPS ARE
MASTERS OF TRENCHES
NY Asaae.Arxn rr1ur

PARIS. March 19An artillery
duel in the Dardanelles between
Turkish shore batteries and warships
protecting allied mine sweepers
lasted from midnight until 2 a. M
yesterday. says an Athens despatch.
The warships are reported to have
been struck but the damage done
was slight. The shore batteries were
Ssilenced.
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ALLIED WAR SHIPS ARE
FORCED TO WIiTHD RAW
y Assoe,.reD r,arss,'


BERLIN, by wireless, Mar. "A g ss.ss
a 4! squadron OF six British and four
French ttleships at 80 O'CLOCK
this morning attacked three fortressss
OF the Giles. At the same time
another squadron OF the allied feet
commenced operations against three
fortresses in Saros bag. After a
lous artillery duel the hostile ships
Withdrew. u
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IN THE STRAITS
By TURKS FORTS
PARADE POSTPONED.

The automobile parade in
connection with Style Day
here has been postponed until
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
because of the bad conditions
of the streets.
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STEAMER TORPEDoED.
tnr AssocIATEp pRxss,

LONDON, Mar 19.-The British
steamer, Bluejacket. with wheat for.
Liverpool, has been torpedoed by a
steamer although badly damaged re-
NAMED afloat
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BURNED no DEATH.

HUNIlNGTo ON w. Va. March 81 9:
Nathanial. shafeT, 80. OF near Chill
ltcothe, o., was burned to death when
fire destroyed a railway conf ractorfs
ahanty at Pritchard w. Va. accord
ing to inforIna tions ching here.
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RESUME OFFENSIVE.

tsrlAsseeIArED rREssf
LONDON, March 19.-The Austri-
ans have received re-enforcements
and have resumed strong offensive
in Bukowina, according to de-
spatch from Bucharest.
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SERBIAN .:,lI IN Z, ROME.
tsy ASSOCIATES paEss,

ROME, March s. Menado-
witch, a member Of the rel gning FAM
lily Of Serbia. and at one time Serbian
minister to Turkey. arrived here to-
day. ii is presumed thai ne comes
on All diplomatic s mission. g5
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I hYNFoRD ToRPEDoED.

GLASGOW, Scotland, via London,
Mar. Il 8 THE British steamer.
Hynford. was torpedoed today in the
English channel by a German subma-
rine. 1t is reported that one mem
her of Its crew was killed.
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HAVE aAsBIG son.

4. VS. Mr. and Mrs. e. s.. Lipsins. Of.
The Smart Shop. are the proud and
happy parents OF ten pound boy
who wa born to ii eni at i. 20
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!. az y Aa u ] 70 !

PARIS. Mar. j rench troops ara
now masters OF the communications
trenches which run from the hills of
NDtre Dame de Loretta toward
village or Albain after having killed
expelled or captured the German de-
tenders OF the positi ions. according foy
the French Official statement today.
French forces have advanced $50
meters In the Argonne IN the forest
OF Consenyoye German counter at
.tacks we're repulsed