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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

Gov Ferguson proposes that all
persons who want TO critioiso his Of
acial conduct shall have a clear field
lie says his cards are all on the table
face up. He is going to conceal moth
Ing. His reasons are on ale for any
body TO read who may so desire
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02
COrsets First----Dresses Next.

Now is the time to be fitted 10 @ new corset We re
ceiyed this week, complete line of the celebrated lo
liessto corset Every woman can De- assured OF
good figure 10 she wears Che correct model COM
peerange of sizes Do tua better grade, front and back
lace Spiru bone ............ $3.50 90 $3.50
FeyoForm, all sizes, front and back lace ST. to $3.50
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

Lax Eos for the spring fever. SOLD
By Grayum Drug Company
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

Just received car Of Syrup and
Sugar. Townsend-0idham 4 Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02
Smart Styles in Ladies
Footwear

We are showing something entirely new in
Ladies Footwear
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

ladies and chdrcns parnsols in cotton aud silk
and embroidered materials ......... SOC to $500
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Fra greet G buIQart

LONDRA, p. = Un telegram
ma dalla Reuter- da Atene dice che
10 scontro fra greci bulgari in terri
torio albanese e ufficia!mente confer
mato, Vi sono da ambo lie parti frri-
ii morti. Uninchiesta e stata ordi-
nata dopo il ristabilimento dell'o
ne e 81 crede che l'incidente sara a.
michevOlmente esauritn.
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lie truppe buIgaFe S'arrGStdnO
ALA irOAtleRd qreCd

LONDRA, p. = Tn dlspaccio da
Salonicco reca che "L'echo de Bull
garie" annuzia rarrestarsi dele trup-
pc bulgare ALA frontiers greca essere
inteso a riparmiare imbarazzi al 90
Verno di Atene in vista del concen-
tramento di truppe alleate intorno a
Salonicco, ma aggiunge che in segui-
to potra' sorgere la necessita' di una
invasiOne della Grecia d4 parte del
Bulgari del tedeschi- II giornale
dice che il Re Costantlno riconosce
che 81 lmperi Centrali potranno esse-
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II matrimOnio (e1 PreSidente Woodrow Wilson

WASHINGTON, 10. - ALE ore
s. 30 d, irri ra, n, lla residenza del
Ia tidanzata, il Rev. H. Scott Smith,
della chies epIsc0p le Iii Santa Mar
gherita uni IN matrimoni w, odr,w W
Wilson, presidents. de- Stati Unit e
Mrs Fdr b Boiling CAT, la quale Z
cosi cggi divenuta la '.FirsC Lady Of
the Uuijed States.
La cerim"nia fu semplice di ca
retttre priv ,tis-im no. essend wi
stati invitati aitro che parent gli
amici pin iniimi.
Un'"ra dopo, allie 80, il presi-
dente la osa sairono in treno
per recarsi ad \ exandrt, nella Vir-
Una gran foil dr curiosi spe,e ore
eel ore dinanzi lt Casa Blanca. AHA
..itazio1" della sp sa. in altti un-
ii - re.r-lri,, per t,dere, m ~ trl
dl stu II II muovt ppia, ma
mus .ut-r u-nt,. dp u-s.
D, Tx .adra Nr Mrs. ), ,-
Il ON. - .I,.n andrann .irett,m r.
SEM, ar-I ad H., -prIng g..
loro aI.oggi" c stato s,,ato al
Spring Holrl.
Chi hA potuto vro"r- Il CT
della sp sa dice ch = magn
chi ha potuto penetrar- dove fu
lebrato il rito nuHiaIe riferisce ch
profusi, ne d' ion er, urrayigl.c
ma qursti rtunatl 5 no hen -
Ii presid"ute Wilson nacque Il
ton. Va, il 20 Dicemhre 1856, qui
di Ia % ami fniti II u Gin
1888 Sposo in prime zze Mis-
len Lanise Axn. llq.,a." mor1
Casa Blanca : ag :. 1914.
do tr file: Mis- VI r.t
Mrs Frances B. y g Mrs Wiz
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! greet fan 0 fuOCO sui fPancevl

BERLINO. q. i cannoni4ri
greci del forte Karaburna, che domi-
ma Salonicco, aprirono il fuoco con
tro un distaccamento di fraucesi che
non 81 fermo' all'intimazione di una
sentinella. | greci continuano a restar
padroni del forte ad onta dele insi
stenze degli Alleatl che ne reclama
no il possesso.
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| RUSSi bOmbdrddRO Ia costa
RUEQdFd

II correspondence dell Exchange
Telegraph da Atene tekgrafa che u
ma forza russa e giunta in vista del
Ia costa bulgara mel Mar Nero. II
eonvoglio consistt nte di 16 trasporti
earichi di truppe, e scortato da due
jncro ciatori due cacciatorpediniere
russo che stanno bombardando IL por-
to bulgaro di Varna,
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Glib VI Ad o.
Wilson inauguro' la sua pres den
"a il 4 Mario 1918.
Eglie' il quinto prcsidente che ha
sposato una donna della Virginia ed
il setlimo che abba preso per sua
compagna nella vita rna vedova.
la sposa ha ric, vuto un monde di
RECALL da "eni pare degli Stati Uni
II: il Congresso questa volta facendo
eecezione allie sue tradizioni, non ha
ofrrto alcun alto di omaggio-
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! TUrChi COn'PO I'fQitiO

PARlGT, p. - Un dispaccio da
'ilnevra al Temps" dice che Ie for
re tLrche ascendonO a circa un milo
ne di uomini del quail Divisioni di
nomini, ossia circa l2O. 600 uomini,
Il p1eparano a invadere PFgitto.
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Il, SOVRANO SERBO IN ITALIA
II pOpOlO d'Itaia aCCugIiG frstOSamGRG II SOVFaDO

ROMA, 81. - II Re Pietro di Serbia arrivato oggi
Caserta, ac~ompagnato dial Primo Mnstro Patcitch da
ar ufcali II Re- ST reco drettamente Palazzo Reale do
We IN rcevuto dalla Prncpessa Nataia del Montenegro
E3i apparva stance del viaggio camminava stentO
poggiato al hastone Durante percorso dalla
azzo Reae ebbe rspettosa dmostrazione di simpa
tia dalla popolazone della ctta.
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IbRFddR commemorate a MiIaln

MILANO, 21. = Nella sala Yer
Ii, davanti ad una folla immensa, il
Prof. Ercole Rivolta commemoro' il
nartire triestino Oberdan,
Quirdi lie associazioni con le ban.
liere 81 formarono in corteo per le
vie della eitta' improvvisarono una
entusiastica patriottica dimostrazio-
ne.
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Re PIETR0 DI SERBIA GIUNGE A CASERTA
PACE AGLI UOMINI DI BUONA VOLONTA'

volta il tepido sole de gon d Natalie trovA
p di bataga innondat di Pu oggi d
~ rovina di morte am in
Sc lie ire fra popoli che vivevano aei!
AItro sangue
Quando rorroe questa tragedia q2endo i
pac}rsi -qulndo
aIumanit lie quet, del ravvemento, sI zion?
Sa pace davVeo gil uominl iii dele
armi 81 voga presto augurio per amc ed lila ptrte
d cooro che sostengono dndono vita Drto Ia Giust
za la Liberia + ron re dele Nazoni ind pendenti
Sa pacel asoameute dopo M
cp mostruoso proposito popo
ug aperri sentier della cv Iorl4 bbaca
ge della sombe predate
fcio imperconabe inerm
po poll sup4rsti Ii pu sa:e per immen-
on oro dfesa lie Nazoni 'biano confn ad
atnbui monti fumi, t5go
la deata della stripe Tile giuste conquse
del pedd popo cacc dle oro vi rIenlo enIAno
Ioro foooar ripendano pegare Do nei empH
quizie ha devastai quail IRA fee de r4dar
Ii uomo racqus palronanza del propo spto
p4rsuasone dogn ostacoo de.
dogni pecoo gurre pen
pu guerre pu poa regnare pace
ALA buona voonta'
Quest augurio eva pu alto pu ervi per
Italia Che per sempre pu d
aoro d querc lie piu verdi deoIivo che rlconqusta
ii cotensiH confn d d aargat sp-
rim Iii M cotIr1 ed faat no II o5li piu per
ogni dove Ia
quel comuni ed
;mmuab di attire nazonala Ella TRANQUIL
opere d eno d studio avoo sorrettrice
civi inesauribe vivfcarice d uci ideai per popo
pace Soda Italia sol quaro quesa possente
possa compes pari eroco
immutabe che gg compiono famma della Csto
che rncor rente nvincibI Con gloria compia
questo loro massmo esperimeno csano toma
aprs siede angelo ed ha Ia spia
IL ctn iiI ch9 aotgiL + il vpGo
ia gr.nde la Pace dopo il trionf della Guerra.
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EAustria indign ala
COntrO gil S. u,

BERLINO, 81. i sentmentc
anti-americano aumenta giornalmen-
e in Austria, in consequence della
n ia inviata agli Stati Unit in ri
guardo all 'Affondamento delr"An.
coma"
81 hanno infatti notizie che NAL
grado gil Ufiriali ABSTRACT fannc
uuti gil sforzi per impedirle pure so
3 . avvenute molte dimostrazioni an
l-americanc in varie citta' dell Au-
rla.
l. indignazione specialmente
ia per il fatto che gil Stati Unit
mo cercatO di dimostrare che IA
ia dipIomaticamente, militarmen-
i econnmicamente n,ne' altra
una vassalla della Germania.
IaHincttn austrlaco 81 e. riunito
u'nica Cd ha tenuta una lunga
pne per dlscuiere sulla questio-
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II TeVGre in pie a

ROMA, u - In cansa dele piog-
sie incessanti il Tevere'e' minaccio.
s).
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| p rOSCdiO iIaIIdnO che
iu afiORdatO

LONDRA, Il - Laddetto nava
lie ital ano Londra, la communicate
uliicialmente che il piIoscafe italiano
affondato Il 5 dicembre non era il
Dante AIighierl" della Transatlan-
tica, ma era u yapore Dante" della
Compagnia '1onio- Catania,, di 800
tOnnellate ed addetto esclusivamente
al trasporto di merci.
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Ia mDPte Ci I'm patricia

ROMA, q. - ST apprende Ia
norte gIoriosa avvenuta del giornali-
sta triestino Silvio Slatapar.
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LA GRANDE LOTTA NEI BALCANI

re cOstrettl da necessita' militare a
tentare di espellere gil AIleati da
Salonicco ed ha avvertito lie potenze
dell lntesa che il rispetto della Bull
garia per Ia neutralita' greca non du-
rera per sempra.
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L'indlS 1OS ziOnG di SaIandFa

ROMA, 20 - II presidentc del
Consiglio on. Salandra indisposto per
un leggiero attacco dinauenza e in
via di guarigione.
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UN SOTTOMARINO AUSTRIACO CATTURATO

ROMA, 81 = Seoon 10 disp ccio ricevuto dal Mes
agero d Roma sottomarno austraUo catturato
Ia due tCrpediniere presumibilmente italiane
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lNaugUrdziOnG della Sala
musicale in tu ton Run

lenerdi sera della settimaua en-
trante, in Fulton Run sara inaugu-
rata con IN gran concerto bal o, Ia
nuova sala musicale da reoente co
struita. II ballo sara continuato pu-
re nellie ore pomeridiane di SabatO.
SuOnera la banda di Fulton Run.
diretta dial prof. G.. Noce.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
REFUSES RENEW LICENSES AT
 'CARTHY

Judge Brown, of the district court, held a public hearing at Mccarthy yes terday in reference to the granting of liquor licenses at that place. District Attorney Spence and United States Marshal Brenneman were also pres ent. Some time ago a protest was en- tered against the granting of any new licenses or renewals of the old ones at Mccarthy, and was accompanied by petition containing the signatures of Fl persons. This was after Johnson, who recently removed from Blackburn to Mccarthy. where he had erected a substantial building, had been refused license, which many people up the line claim was the beginning of a bit ter factional fight which has ever since been waged. Last week H. T. Hin man was also refused a renewal of his license, a protest having been filed against his application, charging that he sold liquor to intoxicated persons.
 The Golden North hotel now has an application before the court for a re- newal, which contains over eighty signatures and as many of them are of persons who signed the protest against the issuance of any licenses at Me Carthy, Judge Brown concluded to make a personal investigation of con ditions at that place. This he did yesterday, and also visited Blackburn and Kennecott, where the liquor ques- tion was thoroughly gone into.
 The court officials left Mccarthy this morning for Chitina and will return to Cordova on Sunday afternoons train. Before leaving Judge Brown an- nounced that he had found no reason for changing his decision in refusing the licenses applied for by Johnson and Hinman, and that when the license of the Gilden North hotel expired in July he would not renew it. Thus Gust Anderson will have the only saloon at that place, unless the court acts favorably on any new applications that may be made. An investigation was also made into the manner in which Anderson conducts his place of business, but nothing was brought to light that justified the court in decid- ing to refuse him renewal of his license.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
NO MINING STATION FOE.
 ALASKA AT PRESENT

According to advices received in Cordova from Washington in refer ence to the establishment of an ex- perimental mining station in Alaska there is little hope of anything ma teralizing from the bill which passed the House, as it carried no appropria- tion for same. As congress adjourns in few days this measure is not like ly to be acted upon in the Senate at this time. Dr. Holmes, who Is at head of the Mines Bureau, Is i'll in New Mexico and his absence from the capi- tai has, in a way, interefered with the matter being aggresively pushed in the Senate.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
SAIL FUR BLOCKADE
 PORTS !

NEW YORK. Feb. 27-Five of the big transatlantic steamers sailed to day for ports within the blockadeed zone of the English coast. On the steamer St. Paul, of the American Line, American flags and the words American Line" have been painted in letters four feet high, while on the bows two more American flags have been painted. At night these win be illuminated as a precaution against attack by the German submarines.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
BOWLING TEAM TO I ] U R I HE
 COUNTRY

NEW YORK. Feb. 27-An all-star bowling team composed of New York experts will tour the country this spring, rolling exhibition and match games in various cities where bowling is popular Mortimer Lindsey, nation al champion of 1912 will be the lead off roller with Lee Johns, worlds re- cord holder for six games in competi- tion, second. William Heins, member of several championship teams will roll third and John Roster, 1902 na- tional champion and holder of fiheen perfect scores will be fourth man. Jlm- mey Smith, present all-round champion will be anchor roller
 This combination, the strongest that ever toured the country. will roll at Peroria, Buffalo, Denver, St Louis, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Cincinnatti, Milwaukee, St Paul and other cities, on it's way to and from San Francisco, where it will compete in the Exposition tournament
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
EIGHT MEMBERS IF EVELYN CREW
 ARE REPORTED OBE MISSING

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-Mnister Van Dyke ambassador
 from the United States the Netherlands cables from The Hague that eight members of the of the Evelyn which sunk by mine off the Ems while enroute to Bremen with of cotton lost It has been generally that all the members of the had saved ports from Germany having been this effect believ ed all of the boats from the faed picked IS supposed that the eight missing members the crew were killed injured by the explosion which the steamer and went down with her.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
RUSSIANS CLAIMS GERMANS HAVE BEEN REFUSED IN NORTH AND
 HAVE FALLEN BACK

PETROGRAD, Feb. 27-An official bulletin issued this
 morning states that the German infantry being forced across the river Neman in North Poland The Russians have as Sumed the offensive and have attacked the German positions successfully compelling the latter fall back considerable distances The General Staff of the Russian army is of the opinion that another German plan for the capture of Warsaw
 mas been successfully cotercd Both in the north south the German and AusoGerman forces have been repused and have fallen back and the German plan crush the Rus sans between the northern and southern armies has utterly failed
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
SENATE BUSY IN APPROPRIATION
 MEASURES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-The Sen ate has passed the Military Acamedy bill, carrying appropriations for the maintenance of the West Point acad- emy. The Indian appropriation bill is now under consideration.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
VAUDEVILLE STUNTS
 WE'LL RECEIVED

An exceptionally good program was given last night. In addition to four excellent reels, there was little vau- deville for good measure. Tom Gillis sang several of the latest popular songs, which were well received, and Ira Robertson, in his original speciality 'The Sailor Nut" scored a decided hit and responded with a couple of other stunts equally as good.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
SEAMAN $ B l 1 l ADOPTEDBY
 SENATE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-The Sen. ate has accepted the conference report on the Seaman's bill, which has al ready been adopted by the House.
 Under this measure the standards of labor for seamen have been raised, and it also provided for increased safety equipment for lake and ocean steam CTS.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
FRANCE SAYS THAT ENGLAND CANNOT
 ACCEPT AMERICAN PROPOSAL TO !. PASS FOOD FUR GERMANY

PARIS, Feb 27-The French press is unanimous in its declaration that Great Britain cannot accept the informal pro posa made by the United States that the embargo fOodstus for German be raised condition that Germany abandons her declared intention of destroying merchant ships The newspapers declare that every loaf the German civilians able to is loaf for the soldiers and that would be impossible to permit foodsus to enter Germany the of civilians without the soldiers being benefited there by.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
[ \ I R A SESSION OF SENATE |S
 DROPPED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-The presl- dent has decided not to call a special session of the senate to consider the Columbian and Nicaraguan treaties. although the opposition of the Republ- cans makes any action on these at the present session improbable.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
RUSSIANS DRIVE BACK GERMANS
 LIN NORTH POLAND FIGHTING LINE

LONDON, Feb 27-Petrograd announces this morning the epulse of the German attacks north Poland the attackers suffering heavy losses The Germans forced back along twenty five mile front in the Przasnysz region the Russians gaining considerable ground.
 The impression is gaining ground here that the German ad from East Prussia without strategic vau and is cost ing them heavily.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
GERMAN SPY ARRESTED IN NEW YORK

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7-President Wilson to- day received a letter from Mrs Richard Stegler, the wife of German reservst, who was arrested in New York charged with comphcity in fradulently obtain ing an American passport
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
Railroad Commission Report Ready Few Days

Special to The Times By Associated Press.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-Secretary Lane, who just returned from his visit to the exposition at San Francisco exposition has held two conferences with the members of the Alaska Engineering Commission
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27

While no official announcement of the fact has been made 1t IS understood that the report of the commis
 sion, together with the recommendations made by the members are now in the hands of Secretary Lane, and will be forwarded to the president with the
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
GOVERNMENT ORDERSMEET|NGS
 TO DISCUSS VAR TO CEASE

ROME, Feb 27-EXtremst deputies bitter in denounce- men for orbddng public meetings discuss attitude of Italy the Premier Salanra declared in reply to the protests against the government order ' not know whe- her Italy is destined to march this war; but if all unanimously obey the the King and Faterand
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27

The woman declares that Stegler was led into the project by Captain Boy Ed naval attache to the German Embassy in this city She says the captain promised her husband that the German government would pay Sl5O for her support while he was serving
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27

recommendations of Secretary Lane within day or two probably on Monday It is generally believed here that President Wilson will make known the routes to be selected some time next week. probably after the adjournment of congress.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27

as spy abroad, and that in the event of his death during this service his wife should have pension of Sl5C per month for life Upon these terms Stegler accepted the service but was detected while fraudu lently obtaining pass port
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
GERMAN SOLDIER SENTENCED n
 DEATHFOR ARSON AND MURDER

KEYNES France, Feb 27-Carl Vogelgasang, a German soldier been sentenced to death by French martial The prisoner charged with paging, and killing French wounded soldiers The diary in which he had many the with which he charged the principle evidence against him.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
JAPAN SAYS NJ INTENT TO
 TREPASS ON RIGHTS IF CHINA

TOXIC, Feb. 27-Premier Okuma, referring the de mands made by Japan upon China that Japan without intention of respassng the rights of Cnao interference with the open door policy wishes to aid China attaining the dignity of independence and not fall prey nation He states that Japan and England have understanding ence to preserving the integrity of China.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
GERMANY PROHIBITS MAXINE OF
 ALCOHOL FUR FUELFR OMPOTATOES

BERLIN, Feb. 27-Genany's supply of alcohol has be- short that orders have been issued limiting use spirits for fuel and also prohibiting its manufacture except in greatly diminished quantities. The spirit has been distilled largely from potatoes and the stock becoming short that the vegetables needed for food
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
GERMAN AV|ATORS WRECKEDWH|LE
 ON \ RAID IF ENGLISH COAST

LOWESTOFT, Feb 27-Two German avators were pick ed by English Trawer and brought here this morning The aviaors had been the water for days cnging to their machine which had been wrecked in storm while they were flying from Ostend for a raid on England
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
$ A ' POTATOES A R [ BETTER
 THAN BREAD

WASHINGTON, Feb 27 With wheat at an extremely high price, government scientists are advocating the wider use of potatoes in place of bread, According to these gentlemen potatoes are not only palatable, but they are nutritious, ten pounds of potatoes furnishing greater nourish- ment than two loaves of bread at the same cost.
 -: o:-
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27

Read The Daily Times and help Cordova grow.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
RUSSIANS R[PULSE AUSTR|ANS AND RRECAPTURE TNOC|T|ES

HERTZA, Roumania, Feb 27-The Austro German ad- Gaca has been checked by the Russians who have taken the offensive and driving the enemy back in dis order The Russians have recapured the towns of Sanau and Kolomea
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
GERMANS AND AUSTR|ANS ARE
 CHECKED BY RUSSIANS GA[|C|A

PETROGRAD, Feb 27n eastern Ciaieia where the Ger and Ausrans have been pounding away the Russian invading army the Russians have completely checked the emy, and are again the offensive.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27
ALLIED FLEET STILL POUNDING
 AWAY AT THE DARDANELLESFORTS

LONDON Feb 27-The British and French warships tnue to hammer at the forts along the Dardaeees following the reduction of the four Mine sweepers operation in the straits and French warshp has already entered.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-27

ATHENS, Feb 27-The allied French and English fleet has penetrated the Dardanees Hortar Fort nepe the Asatc side has been destroyed and number of Turkish campments bombarded Forzardana is range of the guns of the French squadron which is cruising under the dis manted forts at the entrance of the straits