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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
MEMBERS OF AZTEC
 CLUB INTERESTED

Wa shineton, D. C., Juy 3.-Proha biG no body Of mon in the entire country is following with closer personal interest the progress of events south of the Rio Grande than the members of the Aztec club of 1347, which has it's koedouarters in this city This famcus organization was founded in the City of Mexico during the occ1'- patton of the American army n lSf.. The membership of the club at the time Of it's formation was prihclpal!N made up of young lieutenants who wished to increase the social adVaE- taees which such an organization would give them in the Mexican capi- tai. It's membership then and since las included many illustrous soldiers and stattsmen. The first president of the club was General Franklin Pierce. United States.
 At the present time the club has about 200 members, q goofy portion Cf whom fought in th2 ar'Nics of Scott and Taylor in '47. Only mon who were engaged in the Mexican campaign and their nearest relatives are eligible to membership, and it all state functions the club ranks sec ond to that of the Society S. the Gin. cinnati The club insignia is an en- ameled Maltese cross, suspended by q red, white and green ribbon, the Mexican national colors.
 The present officers of the club are: President, Col. George A. Por- terfeld, Charlestown, w. Va; vice president, Gen. Horatio G. Gibson, Washington. D. G.; secretary, William s. Albert, Washington, D. c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
BRING ID BORDER
 BODIES 0F NINE
 CARRIzAL HEROES

Fl Paso, July 5-The bodies of Capt. Cnas. T. Boyd. Lient. Henry Adair and seven troopers of the Tenth cavalry, who fell with them in the fight with Carranza troops at Car rizal, were brought to Juarez at mid night, aboard special train from Villa Ahumada.
 General Bell commanding the Fl Paso military district, announced that he had arranged for the train bearing them to cross the river to Fl Paso to- morrow morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
DAVIS FOR GOVERNOR?

Little Rock, July 5.--In well in- formed circles it is believed that At torney General Wallace Davis is being groomed as candidate for governor four years hence. At the expiration of his present term, Mr. Davis will re- sumc the practice of law in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
SHACKLETON IN CHILE.
Explorer Now nj Most soEther'y ToMl
 in the World.

Punta Arenas, Chile. July Sir Ernest Shackleton, the Antarctic ex- plorer, arrived here today
 Punta Arenas, the most southerly town in the world, situated on the strait of Magellan, is the port where the Uruguan government has fitted cut anofhcr relief expedition to res cue the main body of Lieutenant s'hackleton's Antarctic party left on Elephant island.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
'. II, BUILDING DEPOT.

Little Rock. July 5.-At a meeting of the railroad commission today it was decided that the Iron Mountain is complying with the orders of the commission in the plans that are be- ing made for the erection of the new s25 ,000 depot at Russellville. This being true, there is no ground for further interference on the part of the commission.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
Washington, July
PITCHING DUEL: FIVE HITS.

Stuttgart July 5.--Carter and Per kins staged a beautiful pitching bat tle here Tuesday for England and Stuttgart, Stuttgart winning, l to 0. Carter allowed three hits and one run. Perkins two hits and no run. A big crowd saw the game.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
HOLD UP PENSION BILL.

Washington, July 5.-An unsuccess- full effort was made today to pass in the senate the house bill granting pensions to widows of all Spanish American war veterans, regardless Of proof of the cause of death. After four hours, the senate voted, 30 to 2S, to lay the bill aside for other busi- ness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06

It is a popular error to think that the pulse can be felt only at the wrist. It may be felt in any super ficial artery-for instance, at the tenn pie, in the neck, or behind the ankle, on the inner side.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
PHILLIPS IN SECOND PLACE.

Boston, July o.-'7hiladelphia de- feated Boston, , to l. today and went into second place. Rixoy was Q puzzle to the locals, allowing bGt three 1its.
 Score R H r Philadelphia - 100 091 00O-2 , Boston :. ..........00 900 000 GOl-1 3 l
 Rixey and Burns; Barnes, Hughes and Gowdy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
NEW STYLE.

"So your sons in college, eh? Burning the midnight oil, s'pose?"
 "Well-er-yes; but I've an idea er-that it's gasoline. .'-St. Patrick's Monthly Calendar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
CUBS DEFEAT PIRATES.

Pittsburgh July 5.-Heavy hitting by Williams and Mann, together with errors by the local team. resulted in Chicago defeating Pittsburgh, 4 to 3, today
 Score K H r Chicago :. ...........010 1oo 000-i S 2 Pittsburgh ~ ....010 101 000-3 6 3
 Hendricks and Fisher; Mile, Harmon and Wilson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
How They Stand.

Little Rock July 5.-Little Rock pound5d Works for six.eon hits an,l with the aid os five Mobile errors, won over tAe visitors, 10 to 0.
 Score R H F, Mobile . ........ 900 000 00G-O 1 ) Little Rock POP 040 2Ox Is l
 Works and schmidt, Dempsey Couchman and Gibson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06

President Wilson has signed the Hay resolution to provide for bringing members of the nationa! guard into the regular army service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
BAR0NS ALSO HIT.

Chattanooga July Birmingham hit Allen and Walker freely and de- feated Chattanooga, 6 to 1.
 Score R H F Birmingham -. lii 11O O1O-6 13 2 Cha tancoga - 900 100 000-1 6 ?
 Grimes md Smith; Allen, Wall1er and Kitchins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
How They stand.

Some machine guns have firing power of more than 1000 shots minute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06

More than one-half of all the wom- en in England between the ages of 15 and 45 are unmarried,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
CULINARY MECHANICS.

What air them kitchenettes I hear tell of in the cities?" asked Deacon Hyperbole Medders, the somewhat honest agriculturist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06

A little push will surmount ob- stacles,, but, nevertheless, it keeps man behind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
Results Yesterday.

Milwaukee ?. Kansas City 0. St. Paul [, Minneapolis 2. Louisville }, Columbus c. Indianapolis 4. Toledo ?.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06

Slightly used cars for sale. Apply BY Pine street, phone 77. 76-Sll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06

St. Louis, July 5.--St Louis won the last game from Cincinnati here today, 4 to l. The locals broke 2 10 l tie in the eighth inning by SCOT ing three runs On two hits, g sacri- flee, a base on pals and a hit bats man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
Where They Play Today

Little Rock at Mobile. Memphis at Birmingham. Nashville at Atlanta. Chattanooga at New Orleans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
s Where They Play Today.

Kansas City at Milw 'ukee. Toledo at Indianapolis. Louisville nt Columbus. Minneapolis at St. Paul.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
TRAVELLERS HIT
 WORKS WITH EASE
 AND GET VICTORY
Mobile Loses to Little Rock by 10 to 0-Birminghanl
 Defeats Chattanooga.
Results Yesterday

Little Rock 6, Mobile c. Birmingham 6, Chattanooga 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06

The needless infantile death rate owing to neglect and ignorance costs this country s3,Ooo,ooO day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
PHILLIPS MOVE
 TO SECOND PLACE
 IBY WINNING ONE
Defeat Boston Through Rixey's Good Pitching.
 Cubs Defeat Pirates,
Results Yesterday.

Philadelphia 2, Boston l. Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 3. St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06

St. Louis at Washington. Chicago at New York. Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-07-06
Where They Play Today.
How They Stand.

New York at Pittsburph.
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YANKEES DEFEAT
 SENATOR'S AGAIN
 BY GOOD MARGIN
Only Game in American League Helps New York
 Hold Oil First Place.
Results Yesterday.
Where They Play Today.

New York 9, Washington l.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Harmon and Wilson.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
NEW ENERGY N !. I. \. /, !.
FRENCH WAR plan

& Paris. Dec, s.--Apparentlyl en-
couraged by the successful shake-up
OF the ministry in England and the
certainty that under Lloya-George
that nation will be reused to new
energy in the war. the BRAND min
istry is making plans for re-doubl-
ing Frances efforts. Just what con-
centration of forces and changes in
administrative control are being plan
ned has not yet been revealed, but
Paris newspapers voiced the general
belief that a war committee, or else
a supreme executive head charged
with entire direction of Frances
art In the war would emerge as sue
lessor to the system of divided con
troll now in force. "
One group of the public was today
suggesting that President PoIncare
be vested with practical dictatorship
given powers somewhat resembl-
Ing those granted the president Of
the United States In war time--as
! u solution OF the problem. "Nth 4
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

V|lLA5LAYS
TRAP FOR
0z(JNA
Crafty Mexican Rebel Caught
the Enemy Near Chihuahua
City, and Battle Was Rag
ing Between the Forces

III Paso, Dec. s.---Fighting between
villistas and Mexican government
troops was In progress early today
near Fresno only 10 miles from Chi
huahua City. During the night Gen
eral Murgia. Carranzista commander,
hurried reinforcements to the relief
OF General Ozuna's column OF cav
airy which had started in pursuit OF
the bandits after the evacuation OF
chihuahua City and had fallen into
villista trap, according 10 informa-
tion received here by mining men
and United States department OF.
ficiais.
Oauna was enticed into trap early
yesterday near Santa Ysabel by the
villistas. His forces were attacked
and driven back toward the capital.
Near Fresno. Oxuna halted to make
stand against the bandits. mean
time asking Murgia to hurry relief.
Only, the. rear guard OF villistas en-
gagged In the attempt to halt the pur-
suit OF DUMAS column Refugees
from the cusihuiriachia say vnla's
men were scattered In heavy bodies
all along the Mexican Northwestern
railway from Santa ysabel westward
villa himself Is making his head.
quarters at Bustillos. they say.
The present engagement Is not tax.
en- by military men TO mean that
villa intends TO make another as
sault upon the northern capital. but
merely to hamper serious pursuit by
government troops. In military
quarters here there Is much specula.
tion over Villas next move.
Another report reached United
States agents here early today that
the column Of Carranxistas. sent In
pursuit of the bandlts has returned
90 chihuahua City. after marching
out eight miles. s ,.,,s
New lines OF trenches and wire
entans clements are being added to the
defensive works around Chihuahua
City by General Murgia in prepara.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
in Telegraph
new PROVISIONAL |
'STATECOUNC|L IN !
POLISH KINGDOM

Berlin. via sayville. Dee. s.--Crea.
tion OF q provisional state council in
the Polish Kingdom. which Is TO rep
resent the Polish national admins
tration, In both parts Of the king
dom occupied by Teutonic troops. un-
III the election OF a definite state
council, was announced today.
To this council 20 additional mem
bcrs VIII be appointcd---i5 from the
district Of the German governors
general. and 10 from the district OF
the Austro-liungarian governors gen
eral, The council win meet In War
saw: win elect crown marshal as
presiding officer; give advice on leg
islatiye matters and generally coop
crate In tire creation OF state insti-
tut.ons.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
RUSSIANS TAKE l
500 PRISONERS

petrograd, Dec. g. Russian troops
have dislodged the enemy from two
heights west and south OF valeputna.
taking 500 prisoners. today's Official
statement said Six machine guns,
one cannon and two bomb mortars
were captured. M
On both banks OF the Teheben.
ZACH. the statement said, the Russian
advance progressed. Southwest Of
Sulta repeated enemy attacks forced
abandonment OF the height occupied
yesterday. Il was admitted. In the
wooded Carpathlans, the statement
said. the struggle for q height south
Of Jakornika'dled down and the Rus
SLAMS retreated To their own en-.
trenchments In good order. South Of
Pomorwin. In the region OF Konimikl
scouts broke through the enemy's en-
tanglemcnts and captured an enemy
ambuscade. .,t,, ..
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
ALL FACTIONS
!. IN BRITISH
CABINET
English Premier Expected 10
Announce Reconstruction
Of the Government at The
Tuesday Meeting

London. Dec. 9.---England's cab
met maker, David Lloyd-George, was
believed today TO have completed his
task OF Reconstruction OF govern
ment."
Lloyd-George was still at work.
however. harmonizing and conciliat-
ing. lining ap every faction In Brit
ish politics and imbuing them with
the determination that united Eng
land would force victorious conclu-
sion Of the war.
= There probably will be no an
nouncement OF those whom Lloyd
George will associate with himself IN
the "win-the-war" movement. until
Tuesdays meeting. II was conced-
ed that this new cabinet would con-
tain some OF the leaders against
whom there was considerable obiec-
tion In the old coalition cabinet an
objection based on the charge OF
vacillation. II was believed. how.
over. that Lloyd-Georse with his In
domitable energy would imbue these
members with some OF his own de-
termination.
Formation OF 4 war council Of moi
more than six members 70 take actual
charge Of all OF England's warrins
was certain. Lloyd-George himself
will head this body and nearly all
experts agreed. associated with him
would be Andrew Bonar-Law, A. J.
Baifour. former first lord Of the ad-
miralty in the old cabinet: Sir Ed
ward Carson, the Earl Of Derby and
Arthur Henderson.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
NEW DESTROYER
FOR THE U. 5. NAVY

Mare Island Navy Yard, Cal. Dec.
s,-with elaborate ceremonies, one
destroyer was launched and the keel
OF another. laid here today, Mrs, vir-
glpla Millard, Of Norfolk. Va, great
granddaughter of Captain John
Shaw, acted as sponsor when the des-
troyer Show was launched at noon
An hour later the keel of the des-
'troyer Caldwell was laid with Mare
Island foreman and 1uartermasters
netting ab the christening gang.
\ TbeeShaw win be commissioner
eAns ne$tiyeary She win be aiS feet
long, The Caldwell ship OF the
same size. will be launched next
August. ~S N IN
Two other destroyers must be fin'
ished at the navy yard within twenty
months, NJ
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
THE WAR At 4 GLANCE

In ltoumAnia, lserlin announces
continued advances, and, As evidence
of complete decentralization OF the
enemy forces, cites 10000 prisoncs
taken since Dccunbcr 1, with pro.
portlonate number OF killed and
wounded. itu t~s,gs
The Russian offensive In the Car.
pathians In apparently continuing,
berlin admits loss Of "ground dearly
paid for by the aggrcssors," and
"snall local successes" ltassias vcr-
sion. dislodging Of enemy from two
heights and capture OF 800 prisoners,
although admission was made by the
Slnvs of abandonment of one of the
heights. f'"i' M '''i'
On the western front BcrAn claims
repulsc Of enemy patrols near Ie
rrapsloy md artillery firing. General
i'nig has nothing Ia report frcm the
Ilrit,sh front IN Fmncc, while the
French statement merely detailed nr.
ai&bCSausltsortMmhR soAs yves,
NNpk;eD thclh'yat. fSsasYJ M 0,
Grcysaygsrlss' 9ySIs'vH sytSae,
by all warning nations. ncspathcs
were NIL greatly delayed, hut indl,
= ~. =. ~.N
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
BOicOTT FOitCEs PORTLAND
EGG PRICE 10 DRoI'

Portland. Dec. blow has the
mighty egs fallen since Mrs. Port
land Housewife started her boycott
a week ago. The Wholesale price is
rs cents today ~ compared with 80
before the attack started. Portland
dealers notified ranchers throughout
Oregon that they could not sell eggs
at any price, and that no more would
be purchased,
Chicken raisers who ARE feeding
their poultry said, ~ wheat was the
cause Of the high prices,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
.1EU1ON DIPLOMAT
EXPLAINS ORDER

New York. Dec. Replying to
his request for an explanation Of Ger
many's order affecting Jews In Po-
land. German Foreign Secretary
Zimmerman today transmitted the
following to DR.. g. 8. Meladden; edi-
tor OF the American Jewish Chron-
icle: te' 'Nea 14n M.
at gives the Jews farreaching self
government. the opportunity Of con-
ducting their own schools. and for
the development OF their education
system, The rational autonomy
question can only be settled by the
Polish constitution and ought not be
anticipated by the present order. For
this question q previous understand
Ing Is necessary between Poles and
Jews. The order makes possible an
unhampered progress and develop
ment Of Jewish life. II creates
boards under self-government for or
ganizing and experimenting schools
and plans of instruction. with rau-
thority to levy taxes and create rep
resentative bodies OF Jewish interests,
"The Jewish supreme council
makes Il possible for Polish Jews to
participate in full in the future gov
ernment OF Poland, tt
Compulsory concription for Pol
ish Jews does not exist Only vol
unteerlng of Poles and Jews into the
Polish leglons Is contemplated. The
extent OF such volunteering. how
ever. can not yet be foreseen."
The statement was transmitted
through German Ambassador vor
bernstorff at washington. AfsN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
soon TOHOLD
IRRIGATION
. ELECTION
Formation Southside District
Underway, and Court Ap-
proves Bond and Author
izes Preparation Of Order

The petition signed by property
holders coming under tho proposed
southside irrigation project was pre-
scented 10 tho county conrt at 80
o'clock Saturday morning. and the
bond accompanying the petition Was
duly approved and order for an cleo
tlon VIII follow 4 number or prop
crty owners appeared before the
court. but there were no objcctors 20
the calling OF the election for the
establishment OF the district g. II.
Gordon asked for the exclusion Of
certain OF his lands from the dis
triot. acme Of which could not be
watered from the proposed ditch and
other lands for which he did not wish
water. Mr.. Gordon also suggested
that the election OF directors OF the
district e by specified subdivisions
and not from the district at large.
Attorney C, VI. Thomas. OF Talent.
rrprcsenting the property owners,
was directed TO prepare tho order Of
the court calling the election at which
tho three directors Will be chosen.
Mr.. Thomas was present at the meet
Ing and stated that the formation
OF tho district In the Rogue River
country, which was to be- connected
with the district here and served
from the same ditch and source OF
supply. was progressing rapidly, aud
urged all possible speed IN the work
here. A letter was also read from
the secretary OF the district being
formed there asking that they be no.
tificd nj the earliest possible mo.
ment OF the action TO be taken here as
they wished TO get at work upon the
ditohes and 30 have water for this
coming season.
The notice calling the election is
expected TO bc ready within few
days, and the election can follow after
20 days notice.
If the district In the Grants Pass
section 10 formed. the ditch 70 serve
the upper river district will be built
upon q much larger scale 30 as TO
serve both sections. and its gradewill
bc slightly less no that II Is neces-
aary that there be no delay In action,
A preliminary survey has becn made
OF this end OF tho ditch, and II was
fouad that there are no serious con-
struction diiiculties. The survey
brought the ditch In at about the
level OF the ditch dug by the Public
Service people last summer, and II
s possible that this ditch can be
utiiised, thus reducing the work
necessary to bring water to the lower
valley. No definite data can be OBJ
fained. however, I'LL the directors are
elected and a proper survey made,
including the lands that can be irri-
gated and excluding tracts that either
can not be watered or that have
adequate means OF irrigation at the
present time.
The proposed district Will include
the flat lands lying along the river
on the north side from near Gold
Hill to the, mouth Of the Applegate
river. The ditch viii probably not
run at quite enough level to cover
the Jerome parlrle country. but lifts
of from 10 to 30 feet from tho ditch
will put water on large tracts ol
land, II lsc proposed that the ditch
bc made large enough 80 that tn,
district can sell water for puu,pias
TO these higher lands lsl \
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

Markoff called the president Of the
douma "a babbling blackguard." and
explained that in his characterize
tion he Intended to insult the entire
douma. Tsodzianko attempted to re-
sign his official position. so that he
privately could challenge his enemy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
NO DUEL FOR THE !
LEADERS Of THE /
RUSSIAN DUAI

& Petrograd. Dec. s.-Secsnds called
by President Michael Rodziahko q
the douma. to demand a duel with
NJ. Markor. leader OF the extreme
right, today decided that such a meet
ing was impossible. As measure
Of retaliation to the insult which
Markoff COVE the president and Their
body. the douma leaders OF all other
parties decided to ostracize Markon
and his entire party. the octoberists,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
4 q
]. 4. HOOPER
|. AGAIN OUT
Of PRISON
D.spsr,1s W. NJ Sc.
tacular {! Escape Ffsn W.
pine Jal Breaks Oui T
Missouri Psl;ifeaIiiary

John Austin Hooper Is runninS
true to form-he has escaped from
the Missouri state penitentiary and
is now at large. He made his es-
cape on November 22nd. though the
authorities kept It quiet and made 1
still hunt for him until Friday night.
when word was sent to Pacific coast
officers to keep watch for him. Hoop
er being believed to have started for
the west coast. The details of the
escape have not been received.
Hooper was sentenced TO the Mis-
solri prison last July for having
killed a policeman. his sentence being
for 10 years. Hooper's defense was
that he believed the policeman was
about to- hold him up. and Ne shot
as he supposed In self protection AZ
the time Of his arrest In Missouri
Hooper was being sought for having
escaped from the county jail In tkis
city in August. 1915. ne was beng
held In the Jail here upon the c2l4rls.
Of robbery of the SouthernD Pnrific
depot and Of bank ct Rogue River,
and was also a parole breaker from
Folsom prison California. where Ne
was under a sentence to the p8niten-
80 tsr- M ..-s1I- -. . ~ ~ l.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
Move Inv Onlccs---

Move Inv Offices n
The law'f firm OF Blanchard and
blanchard have moved their ofi,ces
from suite four In the First National
Bank Building TO the three front
rooms IN, the Albert building,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

John Hampshire returned Friday
night from San Francisco whore he
spent several days attending to bus
iness matters, Nv M yis
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10

Roy Clark returned to TAkilma
yesterday after spending . few dAya
in the city. g,sg N,s, =
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-12-10
GERMANS ADMIT |
LOSSES TO SLAvS

Berlin. via Sayville. Dec. > s.-1vain
attacks by Russian forces against
German positions north Of Narocz
lake and skorynarrow. preceded by
fire preparation. were unsuccessful.
today's war ONCE statement asserted.
A majority Of other strong Russian
attacks. aimed at German positions,
on the front -between Kirlibaba and
the Bistritza valley were likewise re-
pulsed. sa tlg,ast,
North OF Dorbavatra We lost
ground. dearly paid for by the Slays,' I
the statement continued. Also In
attacks on the south Trotusul val
ley. which practically failed. the Rus
slams only obtained small local snc.
cesses. while wasting considerable
force"