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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05
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DRAuoHTsMAN, mechanic. on machine Do;
tails and layouts; must be experienced and
have initiative. Reply, stating last place
eePpsd T@Pp9dyod 5Per%gGfS P eGser Il 6a f and salary oA
FOREMAN on folding and boxing; young
Christian, married man; clean, sober, Indus
.rious az i9rSman In factory making -TeI1 Won.
come experience necessary; a good chance
for second hand or ox.folder, Write. stating Tin,
age. religion, experience reference and sal
-ary expected. NJ 52s ledger Office. .
JOB PRESS FEEDERS wanted. Brown &
BAiley Co. 40 n. Franklin st. -
KNtTTER- Experienced man to take charge OF
and mrno atan @ naede maE So2n mns i
and en on inc ghgEss sH namSS
ence, reference and salary expected. NJ $40.
I.edgr ofrce.
MAcHINtsTs-Day work lathes, planer. bor;;
VII Write % or call 10 any M Rs to :. m mr peSn
135 S. 10th St, Philadelphia.
MACHINE BL;AcKsMITiB wanted Apply J9hn
Srs James Tas P99ss9b 81 Int Blanket Mills Scot'
MACHINE shop foreman or asst, foreman who
can prqguSis the goods kB859"iieon5Fe o2
MILLWCRK DRAUGHTSMAN, wanted; ono
familiar with details and working drawings
eral house trim and cabinet work suburban
KdIossst st25' n sfriTSSpG% Spsp 6fce 2nG salary wanted
MIBLwORK-Youn man. having some knowl-
edge of blue prints, estimating and buying,
to assist IN office; all communication conn,
nnrS desired S'i 10 star S VIM chances s OF pro-
~, s .,c,
'N ncrit 1 Tho sisti tioncr ~ nnJ drr trade. oniv
cXnerIcEccd men. familiar with this trade.
l,,t,s,,, 81. ~ ' =.
tuniiy for tho r,rbt man ApnIy CiarsIor &
Enrr C'n Dcin v,arc nVc and Walnut nj
tWedd Rulldngi ith ionr
SOLICITORS, experienced. wanted Immediately
and lettcrs OF Intrnduction, liberal commits
sion. Apply in person. : o'clock SHARP, to
Chestnut below Broad first floor. right side
ri, r, r, ,,,i, ,a-
t,irs, ct,ss tnni,,,Lors r MI, 5iIe frank
TnrJ a,,c bctwrCn Q ~ -, 'nnd n n N,
- = . - " '. ~ y - '''' '''''' . y IL
,.,,,,,t,
WANTED
6nII,In InI ,TSTG GSt iGhTTt!vE
MH%S ~ ,IS. EIk.N =, tTIiI
WAGES. nay NNn NIGUT' WORK.
AUTOMATIC MACHtNE pRODuCrS co.,
SR 3iTu STREFyT
BRooKLYH' n. Y.
WANTED, at once. experienced automobile
SG@dS 1,mdaairs nnIgaiGrs s'eYdy employment hruhh x
- .'t.'ss'0' 1S'
,-,,.,,1, ,.,,. -., -. ,
YOUNG MAN wanted To work on cost system
i,r Wn" rs rImaoC @ ana luiGH ana on agGurGs' M ny
saIary eSpscted A i2T Ieiger Ofricr.
,--5,.,,s.-.,- -, -,
~ NJ Man, hbout II years OF aSe' Ior ,llEI ,llEnI
nearest Telephone number etc. Address
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AGENTS

LOCAL. or travelling: for subscriptions to long
established PRESBYTERIAN weekly, Proposition
for experienced and inexperienced applicants;
good income l59 Ledger Central
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)

which is permitted In all classiacations OK.
cept Help and Situations Wanted Lost and
round. Personals Boarding and Rooms, add
RATES. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

MISS DEAN at Ledger Central has listed tho
qualifications Of young ladies' experienced In
all kinds ~ office detail work, and has had
special training In selecting the ''Tibht per-
son for the right position" ACduaint her
with your needs-eitheF by personal call
telephone Walnut or Main 32ON-and per
snnal attention will be given promptly, This
Is a free service to LEDGER ADNER-
TISERS.
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LAUNDRIES

FAMILY wash, SOC bag; all washes return
ed I'm less than - hours, North Phila, Dlmp
Wash Laundry, 3Oil n. 18th. Pm. Toga s257.
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HEATING
INSTRUCTION

STENOGRAPHY and bookkeeping by individual
instruction; course requires only few weeks;
nos guar. 70i Locust tWashington suuarel.
LADY, viglts pupils and gives lessons in piano.
vocal, clOCution and English latest methods
used terms very mod 30T, Ledger Office.
WHY Not make extra money writing photo
plays' Increase your income; particulars
free. II ~, Ledger Branch 3GOl Market st.
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SMALL CORPORATION. rated high
by Dun's and Bradstreet's. ,ant
S25 900 additional wording ca, ital.
VIII deal with principals only. Ad-
dress. confidential. NJ 5i2, Ledger
Central.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MISS MARY r. MCCARTHY, 2IO7 Christian
Cath. male and female help, all natlonalltics.
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MEN AND WOMEN wanted Immediately. We
establish you in permanent business with eN-
that We Will guarantee and demonstrate you
can turn out $50 staple goods daily: total
machine and contract costs $3.50 cash; ter
rtory going fast: unusual opportunity. Sec
Ar 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

PATENTS-ARTHUR T.. PA1GE, ~ Walnut
St, Phila., mechanical and electrical engl-
ncer: registered patent attorney; established
mere 30 years. inventions developed. patents,
trademarks, copyrights secured and lltI.
gated anywhere rejected applications prose-
Cuted: preliminary advice free.
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AUTO suPpnfEs
AUTO TIRES

BEARINGS
Now Departure Service sta. Tho Civilian Co.
1874 Arch st.Phones Walnut 3407. Race 3062.
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AUTO REPAIRING

AU4O 4tLt AAAtANN
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS
The beHt-equipped shop In w, Phila. We
stralghten frames and aNles make parts. har-
den and grind. Rebuild. overhaul ana repair
a0 makes Prices fair Agency for Master
Carburetors aud Mechanical StarterH
HIGGINS BROTHERS, 1912 Chestnut.
SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES
See BILLY. at his new location,
80 NORTH BROAD ST.
CYLINDERS REBORED new plstons and
rings furnished weddings ana braElng. II. B,
Underwood Co., l025 Hamilton st.. Fhlla,
STARTING lighting and ignition expert am
h1sch or elec. Ipeelalty for autos attached o.
reDalIed. Beatty. 1886 W. Ontario Tioga 1854.
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PRINTING
STORAGE

SOCIETY engraving, wedding Invitations and
Visiting cards. embossing ana printing. card
shop 1901 Chestnut 81. Open evenings,
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

DO NOT FEAR a Temporary setback with
power TRANSMITS 'ons Rather II as n
stepning stone g better things With he ,,,, gdI;
pulleys and FRICTION CUTOFF coup-
inEs, ShnftIng and Machine Works, 1i5
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General

WOMEN wanted as Government clerks; $40
month; Philadelphia examinations coming
sample questions free Franklin Institute,
Dept rs l.. Rochester, n. Y.
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OFFICE MANAGER
Young man, age So, married desires change
OF position; accounting, auditing, office man
ager and sales ability: lb years experIencc
present rosltion as salesman; salary second
3i' A is. ledger OFFICE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

PARTNER WANTED
Active silent partner TO invest 100000 In
u going corporation to further increase their
hat manufacturing business. NJ ijO Ledger
Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
GOTHAMITES AFRAID TO
60 HOME IN THE DARK

New York, Feb. 6.-Train service
was halted in the subway twice with
in twenty minutes tonight and New
York's Underground railway system
was in darkness each time for sew
eral minutes as the result OF a short
circuit in cable box al the Grand
Central station. Thousands OF pas
sengers with rumors of bomb plots
fresh in their minds, became alarmed
but the lights were off only few
minutes and the guards experienced
little difficulty in preserving order.
The accident was not unusual but
IL closely followed general police
order for patrolmen TO guard subway
entrances and exists and search all
suspicious persons carrying suit cases
or bundles. The order was cancelled
later.
While a rumor persisted that the
extra police guard was ordered as
precaution against the carrying out
Of a suspected plot 10 blow up New
York's underground and elevated rail-
ways. the police themselves treated
the report lightly
In authoritative circles tonight u
was said the placing Of the eXtHa po-
lice guard at the various stations was
part u a new plan 10 round up
thieves
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
GREAT GERMAN ATTACK
N WEST PREDICTED

London. Feb. (2:3S Il. MY
There appears to be growing be-
lief both in Paris and London that
the Germans are preparing to launch
some important military movement
on the western front. For nearly a
fortnight increasing German activity
has been reported along this line
The Times says today that the
pressure OF events may force the Ger
man staff to stake much to preserve
confidence at home and to stiften the
troops by giving them an illusion OF
victory by movement and the pos
sible occupation Of a few advance
line trenches.
There have been several recent
indications after the enemy's artil-
lery firing at various points SAYS
the Times, that it was intended to
use German infantry TO complete
some scheme or other but for reas-
ons unknown they deferred their vis-
it to our lines
The Daily Graphic says
every argument from the enemy
standpoint favors a great western Of
fensive. The sweep through Serbia
has released several hundred thous-
and men for service under German
direction. For month past near
LOGS, Givenchy and Armentieres and
at other points. attacks have been
made with the evident object Of find
ing a weak spot Furthermore the
whole theory Of a successful war, ac-
cording to the general staff, is that
the best form Of defense is an attack.
on the political side there is neces-
sity 10 convince German and Austrian
public opinion. that something de-
cisive is near"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
ANOTHER PANIC IS
REPORTED FROM CANADA

lsy MORNING JoussAL SPECIAL LEtsEo w'sTi
Nigara Falls. Ont. Feb. 6.--Severai
towns in western ontario were
thfown into a panic late last night
" hurried call TO arms of the home
guards. Buglers hurried throuRn
.he streets sounding the alarm ana
uhiounded rumors that one Of the
nhdges here had been blown up an-
yea to the excitement.
At Saint Catharines. theater audi
shees were dismissed when the men
pesan to leave in response 70 tne
eugle calls. Guards were doubled at
: lnunition plant there. No otfIclai
ae Saint Catharines would say Wh"
ss'dered ont the guard but IL WAS uIi-
eeislood there To have been q gen
0'si order throughout the province.
40 orders were received 10
: ,'ehgthen the guard on the bridges
a "hg the Niagara frontier. They
hat been under a heavy guard since
Sept, 'mbes. 1914. Telephone mes
sages frem points along the Velland
anal feported that nothing unusuai
napne,,Aed during tho day and that no
hfecs stationary orders had been re-
"et cd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
GERMANS ARE
DRIVEN OUT Of
AE ER|CAN COLONY
Forces Retreat From kam-
eron Country Into Spanish
Territory and Are Interned
Until HoStiIities End.
l.r sesnlaa .euan.l srselAl ls.sso wlna

Madrid. Feb. (yia London. II 20
p. m)-Nine hundred Germans and
IA. 900 of their colonial troops from
the Germany colony Of kamerun, have
crossed the border into Spanish
Guiena, according 10 an official an
nounccment made here today. The
troops have been disarmed and In
termed
This Is taken here to indicate that
the Franco British campaign In the
Kamerun is nearing a conclusion.
The Franco British campaign
against the Kamerun, German pro-
tectoratc In western Equatorial Africa,
was begun In the spring of 1915.
French and British official reports
have told OF the occupation Of Nghun-
dere one of the chief interior trading
stations which, from it's situation. ell
mate and the number of roads con-
Verging from IT, was the center OF
German resistance, of the taking or
Tahait, 1877 miles from Nigerian bor-
der and the more recent capture OF
the towns Of Daing. Nkan and Lolo-
durf, and the retirement Of large con-
vuyA into Sanish Guienn
The Kamerun protectoratc has an
area of 1919 square miles and mas
q population Of 25i0.000, including
about 1000 whites The only other
possession OF the Germans in South
Africa, not conquered by the al'ies, II
the protcetOrate Of German East AZ
riea which has an area of Sbl,VVo
square miles and O population Of o.
500 900.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
VILLA REPORTED TO
BE NEAR CHIHUAHUA

FL Paso, TEX, Feb 6.-General
Francisco Villa was at the Rio Tinta
Mining company property twenty
five miles north of chihuahua City
and one mile from the Mexican cen
trial railway station cf Terra2as sat
urday, according to advices today TO
mining men here.
A party Of mining men arrived
here today by automobile from the
capital and reported that the district
from Chihuahua city TO Jnare2 was
infested with small bands Of bandits.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
PRESIDENT IS
De ETERM|NED To
SPEED CONGRESS
Work on Army and Navy Bills
Is to Be Rushed 10 Com
pIetion at Earliest Possible
Moment Another Tour
tsv aopnina JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wtsr

Washington. Feb. efforts to
speed up the work of congress on the
army and navy bills will be continued
this week by President Wilson. He
will see large number Of members
of the senate and house and Will I'M
press on them his belief that it is nee
essary to dispose of the preparedness
program as quickly as possible SO
work may be begun on the shipping
bill. the tariff commission bill and
revenue legislation,
on the result Of his interviews with
members of congress as well as on the
outcome Of the Lusitania negotiations
will depend whether the president VIII
make another series Of speeches. lie
has not learned yet whether his tour
through the middle west has had
definite effect upon members Of con-
gress. His advisers believe that, how
ever the effect Will be noticeable
within the next few days.
Tomorrow AIr Wilson will confer
with Chairman Jones of the house in
sular committee on the Philippine pm
passed by the senate last week. IL Is
understood that some Of the presi-
dents advisers in the house are not
satisfied with all Of the PROVISIONS ol
the bill, and there is likelihood that
amendments will be offered IN the
house. The president Is understood
however, to have approved the gen
eral features Of the bill as adopted III
the senate, with its provision Tor CIV
ing independence to the Philippines
within two to four years unless err
cumstances make Il change In poilcy
necessary.
The president will follow closely the
expected discussion over the nominal
ton Of Louis u. Brandeis as a mem
ber Of the supreme court. HIS closest
advisers believe Mr. Brandeis VIII ne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
PRESIDENT HOLDS
APPAM GERMAN PRIZE
tsv sosm~o ,oOsa.. o,sel.. tsAsso ~'"si


Washington. Feb G.-President Will
son Is Understood 20 hold the opinion
that the British steamer Appam,
brought into Hampton Roads by a
German prize CREW. must be consid-
cred as q prize Of Germany under the
treaty OF iszs 1t
was stated tonilht that this accords
with the view Of tho state department
The president mas not had an op~
pOrunity TO discuss with Secretary
I .anslng the detail Of the case and,
therefore, no final decision has been
reached as to the length Of time the
ApBam will bo allowed 70 remain Ia
IN American port Some officials
agree with the German contention
thai under the ITussian- American
treaty tho prize crew can keep the
liner al Newport News until the end
OF the waf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
German Warship
Is Reported Sunk
OFF SlUedish Coast

~ hANNiNt AhN"fNA HfNNihA AtAtNu MtHul
Copenhagen. (Ech VIA London.
1886 A. m,l-A larger German war
ship has been sunk n the Cuuegat
between the islnnd of Anholt aud tho
swedish coast. according to copcn-
hagen dispatch Quoting the newspaper
Hclaingor Avis
The dispatch says it is supposed the
vossel sFnok mino Wireless calls
Tor help We're heard. hut thcsc ceased
after time.
body In any organization wo might
set up
Sir Edwards letter 10 Mr Hoover
given out lay the fcroisn office, fol-
lows
Reply OF Foreign Minister
Dear Mr. Hoover have careful
ly considered your letter of Decem-
ber ~ regarding the proposed
scheme for the reltef of poland In
the face Of aceumulating evidence OF
German and Austrian acquisitions In
Poland some mention cf which YOU
will find in the enclosed tclegraphic
correspondence with Polish otean2a-
tlons in the United states, | fear 1t
would be impossible to enter into any
agreement with Sou IN regard to any
scheme of relief unul the German
ana Austrian governments have pro-
hibited the export Of all foodatults
from Russian Poland and have guar
antecd that native stocks Of food
stuffs shall not be drawn upon to
maintain the occupying armies
III. and when this were done, It
might be possible 60 come to an ar
rangement with you allowing of the
importation Of certain articles into
Poland IN return for undertakings on
the part OF the German and Austrian
governments to supply an adequate
ration and other necessary articles
ana To give you a free hand in the
distribution OF all stocks of food
stuffs thus made available.
But prohibition of export ana the
guarantee mentioned above must be
regarded as conditions precedent TO
any further discussion, since these
measures are demanded by the sit
uation now existing quite lndepend-
entity of the question Of imports, and
the fact that they have not yet been
put into force constitutes evidence
that the German and Austrian gov
ernments will never cooperate In any
work undertaken in the Interests Of
the population cf Poland.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
FRENCH AND BULGARIAN
PATROLS SkIRMISII
London. Feb. I (2:Is a. m.)

London. Feb. (2;Is a. MIA
dispatch to Reuters Telegram COM
pany from Saloniki says.
There was skirnish Sunday be-
tween French and Bulgarian mount
ed patrols on the Dolran frontier.
about q kilometer south Of the front
line II resulted in two of the
French troopers being wounded The
Bulgarian casualties are not known.
This was the first clash since the
allies retirement to their new lines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
INDIAN LEADER READY
TO LAY DOWN ARMS

Monterey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
FeD 6.-lt is reported here that
General Calixcto Contreras, leading
Quinquima Indians of Durango state
against the de facto government, has
advised his followers to submit TO
the de factO government.
General Jacinto Treyino left here
yesterday for Queretaro to confer
with other leaders of the de facto
government
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
WHITMAN CANDIDATE
FOR REN0MlNATI0N
t.v sosnns Journal SPECIAL ts,sso wssI

New York, Feb. 6.-Governor
Whitman reiterated today his candi-
dacv for the republican nomination
for governor. His announcement
was coupled with a denial that he
had agreed to seek the nomination
for second place at the republican
convention on a ticket To be headed
bv Theodore T.. Burton, William Il.
Borah or Albert =. Cummins.
II am for Justice Hughes for presi-
dent He would sweep the .coun-
try" said Mr.. Whitman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
NURSE AND ATTORNEY
ARE SHOT BY BURGLAR

Denver, Feb. 6.-Mrs Mary r. Rob-
inson. a nurse. and Douglas A. Raw
Ter, prominent attorney, were shot
by burglar in the. Rawler home early
today. Mrs. Robinson was struck by
two bullets while Rawler sustained
flesh wound. Mrs. Robinson. who
Mrs Robinson, who was attending the
aged father Of Mr. Rawler who IS i'll,
encountered the burglar in a dark
room. Summoned by her cries, Raw
Ter was running to her aid when the
housebreaker opened fire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
NOTED PREACHER OUT
FOR PREPAREDNESS

NeiF York. Feb b.-Inc kcN-
Charles 4. Eaton resigned today as
pastor Of the Madison avenue Zap
list church here to participate IN
the shaping OF the new Amcrieanlsm
the new era Of Christianity which
must inevitably follow the Euro
Pean war
Or. Eaton. one OF the most widely
known elergymen Of his den0mina-
ton, is an advocate Of preparedness
and said that he plans 10 write and
lecture on the subject
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
Bomb on nrItish slcnmcr.

Bordeaux. Fed. 6 (4.3o ,. mJ--A
small metal tube s@Ppceed 10 be q
bomb has been found on the British
steamship Harrington which arrived
here last FRIDAY. flour laden. from
New York The tube was concealed
among sacks Of flour where il is
though to nave been placed after the
steamer left New York. An investi-
cation is being made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
KRUPP WORKS BRANCH
OPERATES AT K0VN0
tsv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL tstsso wiRsi
I-eh q lNia IOnfInn. =

u. mD-The Germans have estab-
Iished branch Of the krupp gun
works at Shawl in Kovno, at which
large part Of the male population. as
well as q number of French prisoners.
are forced to work, according 10 state
ments made by German soldiers who
have been taken prisoners by the Rus
SLAMS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
French DemoIiSh ASphyxiating
Gas Reservoirs and Fumes
Are Blown Upon German
Lines, According to Report
SLAVS DESTROY SYSTEM
OF TEUT0NIC MINES
Russians Continue to Press
Turks in Caucasus Region
Situation at Kut-eI-amara Is
Still Unchanged.
lar sessIns ,ousnAL s..e... mann wlaa,

The British are pressing the Ger
mans hard in the kamerun region Of
German West Equatorial Africa. A
Spanish Official communication says
that 900 Germans and Ia 900 of then
colonial troops have crossed the south
west border and sought asylum m
Spanish Guiana, where they were d.s-
armed and interned.
I'm northwest Russia there have
been aerial raids by both the Germans
and Russians and in Galicia and Bu-
Kowina small infantry and grenade
attacks. At one point alonS the line
where the Russian general, Ivanoff, IS
in command, the Russians found n
system Of Tcuton mines, and, having
wired II, detonated the mines.
Shell German TrenChes.
The British and French IN Belgium
have shelled with destructive effect
German trenches at Boesiagha and the
French heavy guns have slIenced a
German battery to the east of Doe
singhe.
In the east Champagne the French
report the wrecking Of German
trenches on the plateau Of Naverlh
and the blowing up of munitlon de-
ilOAS+ III dNNttlRil ! ~ - iNNFtN' -
of asphyxiatng gas reser-
volrs, the escaping gas waves from
which were blown back on the Ger
man lines Attempts by the British
to make advances southwest of Neu-
willie and south of La Bassee canal
were repulsed. according TO Berlin
Russians Press Turks.
Petrogrsid says the Russians con.
tinue To haiass the Turks oyer the en-
tire Caucasus region and that all a.-
tempts by the Turks At an offensive
have bea1 rcpulsed with heavy losses
70 the or mans.
In MesJpotn mia. near Fclahie. ANAL
artillery and infantry engagements
have been roing on between the Tarlis
and the British. At Kut-el-Amara,
where the British are besieged by tie
Turks there is no change in the it-
uation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-07
.S25 DAMAGE DONE BY
45 ZEPPELIN BOMBS
tay uosniga youTntL SPECIAL ltssFo w1sEi
I.cndon. Feb. : tf2:O6 p. m.)-At a

I.tsHIGn. en-. t%sVo ~. hh+i - "a
meeting Of tho Worcestershire county
copociI held here yesterday il was
etated that forty-five bombs were
dropped here by the Zeppelin airships
an their two visits in the recent raid
on the English provinces.
TIE only damage done BY The mis-
siles h Worcestershire, according to
raports to the council. amounted 10
SOS. Eight unexploded bombs and
piece of a propeller were found after
the raid.