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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Mike Chianteretto, de- ceased Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the Es- tate of Mike Chianterretto, deceased, 10 the creditors of and all persons having claims gainst the said deceas- ed, to exhibit them, with the necessI- " vouchers, within ten (l0) months after the first publication of this mo- tice to the said Administrator at its office in the Masonic Temple Bldg, Prescott, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the bus mess of said estate, in said County of Yavapai.
 COMMERCIAL TRUST x
 SAVINGS BANK,
 Administrator of the Estate of Mike Chianteretto, deceased.
 Dated this 18th day of July, 1916. First Publication July 19, 19l6-5tW
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family and friends. The party travel in two autos and are to remain in this section for a few days, when they leave for the Verde valley, Grand Canyon and other places on a few weeks outing.
 Come On Business.
 Mrs. J. H. Gooch, and sister, Mrs. Mollie H. Neal, of Phoenix, are in the city, but will leave later for the Copper Queen Gold Mining Co. at Stoddard. Mrs. Gooch is the wife oi the treasurer of the Copper Queen, and is quite we'll known in Prescott being frequent visitor in recent years.
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touring trip.
Mine Visitor.
(From Saturdays Daily) Back From Kansas.

Back From Kansas.
 Assistant County Attorney ]. +. Morgan, returned yesterday from Al ton, Kas., where he was called few weeks ago on business matters. Mining Business.
 A. l.. Johns, in charge of churn drilling operations for the Crawford syndicate on the McNulty- Nc Bride coppers, was business visitor to the city yesterday.
 Vacation Trip. Miss Muriel Emerson, a public school teacher, has returned from the coast after a two months vacation and resumes her educational duties early in September.
 Coast Recreation.
 Dr. and Mrs C. K. Hartzell left yesterday for San Diego to visit the exposition and to make a tour of the coast. They will return the latter part of the month.
 Visited Old Home.
 K. H. Hetherington has returned from a months vacation to Eastern cities, and in Canada visiting at tho old home. His wife leaves tomorrow to remain for a month on the coast with friends.
 Mining Business.
 George B. Brown a former resi- dent of Crown King, was an arriva during the week from Wickenburg having mining business to look after in the Bradshaw country, where he i: quite heavily interested.
 Coast Outing.
 Mrs. LcRoy Anderson left yester day for Los Angeles to visit witt friends, returning few days ago iron Butte, Mont, where her husband re mains on legal business for the Unit ed Verde company. From the Range.
 NIT. and Mrs. Ray Hill were visitor' yesterday from Camp Wood, wher, the former states heavy rains hay, restored the range country to con
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FOR SHERIFF

I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Sheriff oi Yavapai County, subject to the de- ciSion of the voters. at the Republican Primaries, to be held September 12th l916. A. l.. LEE.
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LIST YOUR RANCHES with Whis- man and Hull, we have buyers now for ranches with some cattle that run from S3,500 up. Box 256, Pres colt, Arizona.
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(From fridays Daily.)

Visiting tr1ends-
 Mir. and Mrs. O. O. Ardrey were arrivals yesterday from their mining camp near Huron, to visit with friends for few days.
 Mine Examination.
 C. A. Feel, a mining engineer or Troy, Idaho, is a recent arrival and is en route to the Jerome field to make an examination of copper property. Toured the West.
 Mir. and Mrs. Granville Fain and Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Heath, of Camp Verde, returned yesterday from a two months touring trip of points in the West Of interest.
 Summer Visitors.
 Mrs. Omar Mccullough, w. R. Stewart and daughter, and Miss Lula Ella Maicr, were arrivals from Mesa yesterday to remain for the Summer Miss Maier joins her mother, who ar rived few weeks ago.
 Returns to College.
 Kenneth Houston, son of Mrs. A. ]. Houston, of Tempe, who had been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Geo. C Ruffner, left yesterday for Berkeley, Cal, to complete his studies at the University of California, from which institution he graduates next year. Mining Business.
 Frank Cass was an arrival yester- day from his copper camp near the Commercial, where he continues de- velopment. He gives a good report of the showing made He is prepar- ing to patent his holdings, afte9 which quite large development is to begin.
 Western Tour.
 Mr. and Mrs. Archie Leckie, Of Pittsburg, Kas, the former a division engineer of the Kansas City Southern Railroad Co.,, are in the city for q few days visit and arc guests of Mir. and Mrs. Ed Block The visitors are friends of Gary Block, the young civil engineer formerly of Prescott, and are en route to the coast on a touring trip.
 Mine Visitor.
 William Ellingford, superintendent of the Gold Blossom Mining Co.,, was business visitor yesterday, and is awaiting the arrival of construction engineer from San Diego to place in position new operating machinery. He gives an excellent report of new development and states the enlarged plan of operating is warranted by de- nominations made.
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dition that insures grazing and plenty of water for months to come.
 Making the Rounds.
 (. C. Miller, factory representative of the Maxwell Auto Co.,, was an ar rival yesterday from Southern Ari- zona, and will remain for a few days visiting with his mother, Mrs. C. T Joslin, and many friends at the old home.
 Baby Getting Well. The baby of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Schwanbeck which has been in the Mercy hospital for the past ten days, is now on the road to recovery, and Mrs. Schwanbeck expects to be able 10 return to her home in Cedar Glade in few days.
 Submits to Operation.
 Miss Florence Emerson, daughter of Mrs. Stephen G. Emerson, sub mitted to an operation on Thursday for appendicitis. at Mercy hospital, and the many friends of this popu- larly known young lady will be pleas cd to know that her condition last night was reported to be favorable for early recovery.
 Come to Visit.
 Mir and Mrs. Felix Drummond, of Yuma county, visitors during From tier Days, returned during the week, and are to remain with friends until September. They are very much pleased with the climate, as well as scenic attractions.
 Good Mine Report.
 w. L. Conner, in charge of Banuic mine development, was visitor yes terday, and reported the good show. ing made short time ago, as contin- uing. He believes the property is destined to rank as one of the most attractive in the Lynx Creek field. Vacation Trip.
 Miss Bessie Patterson, prominently known in educational circles of Cha mute, Kas., and for six years a teach CT in the public schools of that city, was an arrival yesterday to spend her vacation in this esction While here she will be a guest of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Blickenstaff.
 Change of Climate.
 Miss Vera Burron was brought to the city yesterday by her brother, for change of climate after being par tially prostrated by heat short time ago while en route from Yuma to Phoenix in auto. She was a visitor last Summer, residing with friend at Pine Crest
 Mine Work Continues.
 O. w. Blickenstaff was in the city yesterday from the Arizona-Portland camp in Copper Basin, and reported development as centered at the pres ent time toward driving winzc from the first level, that had reached q depth of 90 feet. Assays made show ed fair values in copper.
 Good Range Showing.
 H. C. Cavness has returned from Navajo county where he has large range holdings, to remain for a brief visit with his wife, who is spending the Summer in this city. He states conditions in the north are better than known for many years, due to heavy rains having fallen recently. Twin Transaction.
 Granville Fain and Arthur Heath, range partners, each purchased yes terday from the Yavapai garage a six-cylinder Studebaker auto. There IS nothing like being consistent in business as well as pleasure" both in formed friends when leaving for the
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Come by Train.

Mir and Mrs. William French, of
 Winslow, were arrivals by train yes terday, abandoning their auto out of Flagstaff, due to an accident. They
 are en route to Mayer to visit with relatives.
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On Business Trip.

William A. Davidson will leave Prescott Tuesday morning for a trir to Jerome and Clarkdalc where Inc will spend couple of weeks in tho interests of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company for which he is district manager.
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(From Sundays Daily.) Country Visitors.

Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. w. Carter, of Wal nut Grove, are in the city to visit with friends for a few days. Visits Brother.
 R. R. Hedgpeth, of Glendale, Ariz is in Prescott this week visiting his brother, the Rev. Joel Hedgpeth. Country Visitors.
 Mrs. Grant Eads and Miss Irma Burkett, of Camp Verde, were arriv- als yesterday to visit with Prescott friends for few days. Business Trip.
 Frank H. Baldwin, a well known resident of Jerome Junction, with the United Verde road as an engineer, was a business visitor to the city ycs- tcrday.
 Range Visitor.
 C. E. Burton, of the Jerome June ton country, who was in the city yes terday, gave a favorable report of range conditions since heavy rains have fallen recently.
 Mine Examination. Two mining engineers, said to be from Silver City, N. M., arc in Minnc- haha Flat, looking over the cid But tons and Ryland mines, and conduct ing large sampling oi both properties Eastern Visitor.
 Orrin Penwell, of Passaic, N. J., a visitor early in the year, returned yes terday from the coast, and is to re- main until late in September. He has brother employed at camp neat | Jerome. | Southern Visitor Stephen Wylie, rangeman of Gil1 county, was an arrival during the week to remain indefinitely to make observations of the cattle business He has interests in Navajo county also, leasing lands on the White l Mountain reserve.
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A. Bosley, of the Hillside country, is in the city on business, and states the country has been drenched during the past week, restoring the range and benehtting farmers.
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Recovers Health.

Harry Minuse, the well known pioneer resident of Dewey, who had been in the city for several days quite i'll, under medical treatment, has re covered his health and leaves foT home today.
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Passing Through.

Passing Through.
 Mir and Mrs. Sam Williams. former residents of this section, arc in the city for brief visit with friends, and are returning in auto to near Casa Grande, after spending the Summe, at Williams.
 Come by Train.
 Mir. and Mrs. William French, of Winslow, were arrivals by train yes terday, abandoning their auto out of Flagstaff, due to an accident They are en route to Mayer to visit with relatives
 Recovers Health.
 Harry Minuse, the well known pioneer resident of Dewey, who had been in the city for several days quite i'll, under medical treatment, has re covered his health and leaves for home today.
 On Business Trip.
 William A. Davidson will leave Prescott Tuesday morning for a trip to Jerome and Clarkdalc where he will spend a couple of weeks in tho interests of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company for which he is district manager.
 Business Change.
 C. E. Eckcrt has purchased the in tcrest of his partner, C. w. Myberg, in the Owl Stage Line, and states he will continue the service in the future, as well will be cater to the public trade, by maintaining rapid communi cation to all points covered. Visiting Old Home.
 P. J. Stanford, a resident of the county many years ago, returned re- gently from Socorro, \. M., and Is visiting with relatives in Verde valley He was at Columbus during the raid of Villa bandits, and reports a thrill ing situation during the few hours oi that attack.
 Mining Business.
 A. s. Garrett, the well known min ing man of Hassayampa district, Was an arrival from his camp during the week on business trip, and reported more activity in that field than in many months. He is quite cnthusias- tic over the outlook for deals to be early consummated.
 Miner Returns.
 Dave Staunton, of Oatman, was an arrival few days ago, en route to the Stoddard section, to perform an nual assessment work on his group of mines. He states he has received news of the awakening of that field since the Stoddard mine and mill un- dertakings are in action. He will probably, remain there, his brother joining him later.
 Back From East.
 A. L. Cummings has returned, after having devoted some 30 days in New York and other Eastern markets, making purchases for the dry goods department of The Bashford- Bur mister Co.,, which will have the latest novelties in ready-to-wear goods and materials that have ever been exhib- tied here.
 Arrival From Fort Smith.
 Fred \. Reutzel, who has been en- gagged in the real estate business at Fort Smith, Ark, for years, arrived in Prescott this week. He expects to make his home here and engage in business. He was brought here by the excellent climatic conditions which were described in a Chamber of Commerce booklet. Mining Active.
 C. C. Stukey was an arrival from Walker yesterday and reported the principal activity as at the Home stead and Black Diamond mines, both of which are attracting attention due to the good showing made by the Eow operators. He also stated indi- vidual prospectors are developing. and heavy ore shipments are assured in a short time.
 (From Tuesdays Daily)
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-16

MT. and Mrs. Sam Williams. former residents Of this section, are in the city for a brief visit with friends, and are returning in auto to near Casa Grande, after spending the Summe, at Williams.
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State of Arizona,
 County of Yavapai-ss.
 This instrument was acknowledged before me this 18th day of July, 19l6, by Fred w. A. Eckert.
 My commission expires Nov. 20, 1917. FRED H. ECKERT, (Notarial SeaD. Notary Public. First publication Aug. ?, (W)-6t.
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Business Trip.
Range Visitor.

C. E. Burton, of the Jerome June ton country, who was in the city yes terday, gave favorable report O. range conditions since heavy rain. baN-c faIIeu racantIv
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Baby Getting Well.

The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwanbeck which has been in the Mercy hospital for the past ten days, is now on the road to recovery, and Mrs. Schwanbeck expects to be able 10 return to her home in Cedar Glade in few days.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-16
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
 SELL BUSINESS

Notice is hereby given that ten days from the date hereof I intend to sell my entire bakery and confection- cry business to C. A. Winterholer and turn the entire business over to him. All persons are hereby given that warning required by law.
 Witness my hand this 18th day of July, 1916.
 FRED w. A .ECKERT.
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Summer Visitors.

Mrs. Omar Mccullough, w. R. Stewart and daughter, and Miss Lula Ella Maicr, were arrivals from Mesa yesterday to remain for the Summer. Miss Maier joins her mother, who ar rived a few weeks ago.
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Come to Visit.

Mir and Mrs. Felix Drummond, of Yuma county, visitors during From tier Days, returned during the week, and are to remain with friends until September. They are very much pleased with the climate, as we'll as scenic attractions.
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Submits to Operation.

Miss Florence Emerson, daughter of Mrs. Stephen c. Emerson, sub- mtted to an operation on Thursday for appendicitis, at Mercy hospital and the many friends of this popu- larly known young lady will be pleas cd to know that her condition las, night was reported to be favorable for early recovery.
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city yesterday.
Vacation Trip.

Miss Muriel Emerson, a public school teacher, has returned from the coast after a two months vacation and resumes her educational duties early in September.
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Toured the West.

Mir. and Mrs. Granville Fain and Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Heath, of Camp Verde, returned yesterday from a two months touring trip of points in the West of interest.
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Country Visitors

Mir and Mrs. A. B. Kellogg were arrivals yesterday from the Horse shot cattle ranch, each of Mayer. Tho former states that the heaviest Sum mer rains ever known had fallen dur. ing July and that the range country is in excellent condition.
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Arrival From Fort Smith.
Mining Active.

C. C. Stukcy was an arrival from Walker yesterday and reported the principal activity as at the Home stead and Black Diamond mines, both of which are attracting attention due to the good showing made by the Eow operators. He also stated indi- vidual prospectors are developing and heavy ore shipments are assured in a short time.
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Mining Business.

A. l.. Johns, in charge of churn drilling operations for the Crawford syndicate on the McNulty-Mc C Bride coppers, was a business visitor to the ,.,.,- ,-oe4orJo1-
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Back From East.

A. L. Cummings has returned. after having devoted some 30 days in New York and other Eastern markets, making purchases for the dry goods department of The Bashford- Bur mister Co.,, which will have the latest novelties in ready-to-wear goods and materials that have ever been exhib- tied here.
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P. J. Stanford, resident of tn county many years ago, returned re gently from Socorro, \. M., and visiting with relatives in Verde vallc He was at Columbus during the raj of Villa bandits, and reports a thrill ing situation during the few hours 2 that attack.
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Business Change.

C. E. Eckcrt has purchased the 1T tcrest of his partner, C. w. Myberi in the Owl Stage Line, and states h will continue the service in the futur, as we'll will be cater to the publi trade, by maintaining rapid commun
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Mine Work Continues.

O. w. Blickenstaff was in the city yesterday from the Arizona-Portland camp in Copper Basin, and reported development as centered at the pres ent time toward driving a winze from the first level, that had reached q depth of 90 feet. Assays made show ad fair x-a1,ac in coD0ar
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Office Changes.
Back to Camp.

Martin Delaney. mine owner O Hassayampa district, returned to hi camp yesterday after recovering fror an accident when he fell under tht wheels of a moving freight wagon and was severely injured.
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Coast Recreation.

Dr. and Mrs. C. K. Hartzell left yesterday for San Diego to visit the exposition and to make a tour of thI coast. They will return the latter part of the month.
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Range Visitors.

Mir and Mrs. ]. K Campbell were arrivals yesterday from the range ranch of the Rio Verde Cattle Co.,, tc remain for a few days visit with friends and are at the home of Mir and Mrs. Daniel Campbell, parents oi Mir CamDbcll
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Mir. and Mrs. O. O. Ardrey were arrivals yesterday from their mining camp near Huron, to visit with friends for few days.
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Assistant County Attorney ]. +. Morgan, returned yesterday from AL ton, Kas., where he was called few weeks ago on business matters.
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Mining Business.

Dave Staunton, of Oatman, was a arrival a few days ago, en route | the Stoddard section, to perform ar nual assessment work on his group ( mines. He states he has receive news of the awakening of that ficl since the Stoddard mine and mill UT dertakings are in action. He wi probably remain there, his brothe io;ninor hir,, la+ar
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Vacation Trip.

Miss Annie Miles, with the Bash iord-Burmister Co.,, in the drygood; department, left yesterday for the seaside resorts of Southern Cali fornia, to enjoy her annual vacation She was accompanied by her nephew Warren Stone.
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C. A. Feel, a mining engineer oi Troy, Idaho, is a recent arrival and is en route to the Jerome field to make an examination of a copper property
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E. F. Pugh and Henry Harding, mining men of Lewiston, Ida, arc looking over properties in the Turkey Creek and Tiptop fields with silver as an objective. MT. Harding is identi- fled with a New York City chemical firm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-29
FIRING SQUAD ENDS
LIFE Of VILLA LEADER
RAMIEREI WAS FORMER GOV
ERNoR OF MEXICAN STATE
or COAHUlLA

Laredo Tex lalf - Santiago
Ramiefel. former governor of tae
NeNeaH state of coahula and later
p Ya.iHa general was publicly mc
nte1 On tae Plaza "a saltllo Tey
Monday afternoon. according y aea
acalng Naeto Laredo toniehi from
an authentic source Ramlere1 d aas
aad had leit Mexico w,l iae
drindlng 0f Villas power and had
returned recently to ofior hj SCR
sjees 70 General carrauza when var
between The United states and NcWco
seemed imminent
Ten thousand persons according 70
the report witnessed the execution
Ramlerez met death brayels refusing
to BE- btnafohed ahen stood ba'ora
the firing squad
Efforts we're made 5y influential
MeMcans 1T saltllo 70 save Ranorez
life a patition having been cent q is
said directly to General carrauza but
the latter declined to intervene WITH
the military authorities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-29
Germans Review Events.

Berlin July % 4 etatcmeu alton
to the Associated Press by tho Ger
man foreign office, reviewing he po'
it'cal events Of the second year of the
war. declares that the Tcuions bo
came the allies Of neutral countries
while the actions of the entente NAL {
ttem their enemies
Germany reaches the threshold OF
tie third year of the war with un.
shaken confidence the report sa's
hut the goal has not been reached.
for the enemy has not yet been made
to see the impossibility Of suhiuaat.ng
Germany"
Germany declared that she Is teh
Ing for the freedom Of the seas whi.h
will counter the weight of Great Brit
aims arbitrary domination
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-29

Berlin, July 23--Aftcr repeated al.
tacks northwest Of LMisk, 10 is an.
nounced that the Russians have peno
trated the German lines near Tristnc
causing the Germans TO give up their
advanced positions beyond stokhod
West OF l.utsk the Russians We're
brought to standstll by % counter
attack.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-29
U.S. MAY TAKE AT TEMPT MADE
HAND To STOP To DYNAM| T[
TURK ATROCITIES MENACE PLAN 7
SENATE VOTES TO REQUEST
I4NGi ND 10 I\LRlISE
tiiNlN(l 10 lRlSlINI\


Washington, July % Information
that Turkish atrocities directed again
s.; Armeniana are more severe than
ever, has led the state department 70
consider making new representations
to Consiantnople
No reply has been received TO rep.
fcsentatons TO the same purpose
made by the Unltci States more than
q month aao a firm note is looked
fer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-29
Brody Falls 10 Russians

London, July 29 Russian soldiers
ui.der Gen. sakharoff stormed the
German positions at Brody and have
occupied the town.
Lemberg Threatened
The fall Of Brody Is a serious threat
te Lemberg and the rapid advance
of General sakharoffs forces menace
the whole Austro.German line Of com
munloatlon from the north 10 the
south
For the present Koyel Yields in inn
portance to I.emburs The position
on this portion Of tire Russian front
seems to be that General Kaledines
having driven General Won linsin
gems left wing behind the Stokhod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-29
British Repulse Germans.

London, July 29-The British ad
yanced today in the vicinity of poz
iores and Highwood and repulsed Ger
nan attacks in Delivile wood The
French defeated all German attacks
II Vermandoyllle. south Of the sommc