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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
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@orleiling 0es gsrof, Or. pai5fomifi
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furien, BON oenen bier in ben R1ii.
men Der gefnijcben Sodid)uIe ab.
eebaltei iperben. Eieie alirie fiibren
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Sprohe elm. oa iperben sluiidse ge.
ifrieben fleine @ortrdge aebalten.
Spreh. iin6 Sefeiibungen beraniiaI.
let. Ginen SnmHleIpiinft fiir ole. Die
Der belitihcn Sprahe ipiiienid)aitIih
n1ber treten iroIlen, biI6et bas er.
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@pItiriroeils, pon Dem mir Die gnt.
mort aisf 70 piele niloere Grogen er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
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Sdg perbeerenbe Jeuer
an ben 9roDtlpner Oods pirb DON ben
8unoess unb lotaleu Seb0rben osuts
i9sn Spionsn 5usei9rieben. Sin S4ats
ten pon 9stpeis 1T oafiir ni4t pors
banDen, pie iibsrbuupt nod in teinem
sinsisen Sale Seuti6en cine SrdnDs
ftiftunq in Wlunitionsfabriten na4s
qeipieIen fporben 1T, dber es III am
bequeniten unb enthebt iebsr tpeitersn
Ueiibe, Deuiihe als Sdulbise 5u be-
sei&nen. Die 1batiafe, bab in alien
Srten, po bic Seutiheu in grOber
4n5abl tpubnen uno Die Wunitions~
fabriten fi6 au 9uBenben befinoen,
tsine fol9e 5eritOrt fporbsn 1T. iDIlts
bieier bequemen 5beorie BON ben oeuts
5den Spionen Elm Gnbe MAIDEN unD
auf ben nabeliegenben uriprung Der
berbeerenpsn 5euersbriinite fiibren, Der
gar ni9t gu pertenHen 1T. @enn tuss
tdslih, tpie es jesi seiaiebt, SuuIenbe
bon pfunbsn Don bOat eIploIlDen
Stoffen uno nod ba5u oon untunSisen
6Gnben bearbeitet urb trunsportirt
perben, 10 1T es tbatidhlid Elm Bunz
Der su nsnnen, bab oisie grunotatas
itrophsn iih ni9t bGufiser ereiSnen.
Wenn aud bic Deuti6en oisTe
i9Gnbli9en @srldumbungen nit gus
tenn @epiFsn bon iia peiien tonnen,
10 perblei6t bod Der undnsenebme ums
itanb, bab Bel pielen Qmeritdnern elm
8orlirtbeil in JOtse Der geharrlids
felt nit fpel9er bieis @orpiirfe ipiebers
bolt perben, perbleibt. Sat ii6 bod
I9pn Elm Subiett i'm aonsrsb, Sarbs
ner pon MaFo4uietts, srtiibnt, ben
Oeuiiben nahaufagen, bab iie Ops
namitri9e iinb. S4on nm bieier
8ei6impfung bes Oeutf6tbums etn
gnbe su MAIDEN, TT es cine bringenbe
Rotbpenbisfeit, aus alien 9rGfteu fir
bag @erbot Der @usfubr bon ariesss
material au tptrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18

fen unb ben paifagisren ipirb 3eii ass
laifsn, ii9 in Si8erbeit su brinssn.
8eiuaffnsts Sunbelsi9iffe fpsrbtn obne
Weiteres psrientt. 9egen bieie 2lbe
iisti tam Der prdIibsnt teinen Gin
fpanb erbebsn, ba er in 9esug auf bic
2uIttania ssltsnb senadt bat, bab lie
ftin betpaffnetss 9aHbelsIdiff mar
unb neil sr ielbft in eirer Rote an bic
alliirten WlGdte bic aniiht pertreien
bat, bab Sanbslsi6iffe nidt beipaff,
net Iein ioIien. Nenn sr jsbt troB.
bsm ginpdnbs erbebi. 10 ssi6isbt es
ausbemIslben 9riinbe, aus ipeltem sr
cine grlsbisuns Der neuiitania s2in-
selegenbeit bur4 friibere fripoIs
Ginpdnbs biugebalten BAT. gr
min bic .2uiitania" anselegen.
belt ni6t our Rube fommen
laHen, nm einen 9ortpdnb fir feline
lntbdtisteit seseniiber Gnslanbs brus
taller @erseipaItisuns unierer Re4te
5u baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18

Die Rem 90 orfer republitanis
i6e Stadtstonpentipn bat iniofern Be-
beutung, als fie eriebsn ldbt, bag OBJ
ipobl Root ni6t uls prGfiosntidafis>
&anbioat sutgebeiben fporben tit, bic
Nplititer, nit Wm. 8arHes jr. an Der
SpiBe, ibu als iol9en &anbibaten Bee
fiirfportsn. Ob er bic Domination err
halten pirb, bleibt absu1parten. Soute
bas Der 5aG iein, 10 tpirb sr einsn
idnersn Stanb Bel ben OeutIhen bas
ben, BERN er 1T Elm iol9 gliibenber
Oeutf9en6aier, ME RooIepeIt. Sbatz
fGhlid bat er in ieiner Rebe segen
Wilfon, ipel9e ale Probritsn als ein
Weiiterpert preiieu, iotpeit es bic AUS
fpGrttgs politit betrifft, alIes tpiebers
bolt, mas ROofeoelt geiast bat. Gr ut
entriitet, bab Wilion ni9t gesen bic
Snpdiion 8elsiens proteftirt bat, bds
bic Ser. Staaten 10 piel tiimmert, ipie
Der Mann i'm Wonbe, unb bab bic
pauiitania" sansslegsnbeit nit elmer
neIsnben 0sili9erei" geenbet bat. Root
uno RoufeOelt aufolse bdtten bic Ser.
StaateH f6on lGnsft S6ultsr an
Sdulter nit ben Qniirten fGmofen
miifien. syiir einen iOl4en 2anbibaten
iuerben bic Deutiden iih beitens be-
banten. Dir glauben a6er, bab gsrabs
bic Rebe Roots, ipel4e bic Drpbritsn
70 riibmen, ibm bic Romination toiien
soirS, benn unter ben perniinftigen poe
lititern tit bic @nii6t gu b0ren, btb
Giner, Der 10 entidieoen partei fir
Gnslanb nimmt, ni9t Der seeisnste
Mann 1T, lin Die sntereFen Der Ser.
Gtaaten gu pertreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
Sn Ser MiIfonf9tn RE

Sn Der WiIfonfden Rss
form sQbminiitration 1T bic 2obbb
nod tbdtiser. als 5upor. Die 9eiea>
f9aFt sur aonisrpiruns oes natiOnalen
Gisenthums erldbt einen alarmruf.
bab bic Bill. nel4e bem @ruBtapital
bic WaHerirGfte Der Nation obne eiilsn
Gent Gntf9doisung uno obne bic ses
ringiten @prii6tsmabrsselr gum
S6ube bes Yublitums Der 4usbeus
tuns iiberidbt. nit geTtimmtbsit i'm
Ronsreb burhgebsn tpirb, penn bas
amerifanii8e Bolt fi6 nidt gu einem
enersifhen qrOteit alifrafft unb bieier
ioute ni6t uusbleiben, oenn fir ods
9olf Itebt ie6r Wi6tises auf benz
Spiel. Menn elm grobfapitaliiiiiaes
SpnTprtium alIe WaHertrdfte in 8eliB
betommt, bic ii6 CUR SerItellune Don
Glettri3itGt eignen, 10 bat es bic gez
fan1mte Snbuitrie Der Der. StuuteH an
Der &eble unb bieie Wiadt pirb man,
ipie bic Grfabruns ertpiefen bat, ni6t
unbenuBt lafen. Die 2obbp mar
f9on felt pisleu Sabren an Der 4r6eit,
bat aber ni6ts ausri9ten tOunen, neil
bag Bolt, bas pDllise aenntniB bon
Der ibm orpbenben 9efahr be'iBt, gu
i9arf aufsspabt bat. aestsrer 3eit
aber finb bic @ebanten bes amsritanis
f9en @pltes pDGis pon ben arteesfra=
gen in 9tnipruh genomnen unb Das
baben bic 2ubbpiiten ii6 gu Ruse ges
ma6t, Inn ibren Ruub5us in dller
Stille gu fiibren. Run aber bas Bolt
uuf btefe Shli6e dufmerffam gema9t
rpirb, fp[Ite es uiht perubfdumen, bic
n0tbieen Gegenmabregeln gu treffen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
WEST POINT Totes.

West Point, Va. Feb. 26.-The
Pierian Literary Society held meet
ing Tuesday evening. February ~. in
tommemoration of the birthday Of
George Washington. The program
was very Instructive and interesting.
The especial features were the an
swerins of roll call by quotations
from washington's Rules of Con-
duct" an original version of tho
lhatchet story by Miss Virginia Far
inholt, and the choruses. which were
appropriate to the occasion. and sung
with patriotic enthusiasm.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. NJ. T.
Nichols gave charming tea. Be
sides her house guests, Mrs. James
Nichols and Miss Rilee. OF Medford,
Mass. Mrs. A. F. Hargrave, Mrs An
drew Brookes and Mrs. II. I. Lewis
were the honor guests.
A cali meeting of the West Point
Civic League. was held at the High
School Friday for the purpose OF Pc
titioning the Town Council to appoint
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
HON. G.L BROWNING
At !. N. c. A. TODAY
Weai-Known legislator, Patron OF
Amsa-Rea Ligt BAH. TO he Speaker BE-
AZ Mem. Meeting Tomorrow
Afternoon.

The Greater Mems Meetings. under
the auspices of the Central Young
Mems Christian Association. have been
live affairs this winter. Tomorrow af-
ternoon Hon. George L. Browning, del
egate from Orange. patron OF the House
anti-red light bill. will speak on
backward or Forward2" Virginia Is
making history In rapid strides these
days. Tho Mother of States and the
Mother Of Presidents must go backward
or forward-which will 1t be? Mr..
Browning has message that will stir
men. The meetings open at $3.50 P. NJ,
with an illustrated song service. The
Association Orchestra will play.
Cartoonist TO speak to Boys.
Mr.. G. II. Murray. 1.-THE boys friend,
will speak to the members of the Boys
Sunday Afternoon Club and their
friends tomorrow. Sunday afternoon AZ
a:so o'clock. Mr.. Murray Is cartoon
list and a speaker whose talks always
mean something to the boys who near
them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
ENTIRE FAMILY
BURNED TO DEATH

Roanoke. Va. Feb. 7s.-James Ia
Taylor. q farmer near Newport. Giles
County. Va. lost his life. together with
his wife, two daughters and an aunt,
when their home was destroyed by
Ere Thursday morning between and
5 o'clock Cause OF the blaze 10 not
known. The fire was discovered by
reighbor q quarter of mile away;
but when persons reached the scene
the building, which was composed OF
logs and weather boarding, had been
reduced to ashes. Two skulls were
found In the ruins. which are thought
to be all that Is left OF the family of
ave. This information was received
here over long distance telephone late
today.
e. e. Epplig. farmer iiving.
quarter of mile from the scene, who
was the first to discover the FIRE, said
he saw light between and
o'clock, while he was getting up.
The aunt was eighty years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
LIVE WEEK N RQAtOkE
v. c. 7. U. CIRCLES

Especial to The Richmond virg1nian.)
Roanoke, Va, Feb. 2s.-This has
been q week of great activity in the
woman's Christian Temperance
Union circles in Roanoke. Mrs.
Faith T. PARROT, the State secretary.
arrived on Saturday and the cam
paign opened with an address to the
Calvary Baptist Sunday School. when
over 700 people were reached.
Sunday afternoon an enthusiastic
meeting for parents was addressed by
Mrs. PARROT.
Monday the students of the Ma
tional Business College were ad-
dressed and many hundreds Of pupils
in the public schools have been
reached on the scientific facts re-
garding the effect of the use of alco-
hol and tobacco on the body. The
essay work has been launched, and
valuable books placed in the school
libraries. as well as literature given
to teachers. The colored pupils have
also had the advantage of this in
struction.
An enthusiastic efficiency congress
was held, with representatives from
every union in the county and some
from other States. A talk was made
by a new member, former superin-
tendent OF scientific temperance in
struction In the State of Michigan
on the departments of Womans
Christian Temperance Union work.
The ministers spoke on various
subjects: papers were read, and talks
made on many lines of work, and
enthusiasm reached It's highest point
before the close of the day.
children's program was rendered
and a parliamentary drill conducted.
New members were added at all meet
ings.
The secretary on this occasion was
lady from Kansas who first saw a
saloon after reaching maturity, and
that was one smashed by Carrie Ma
ton. Confidence in the temperance
leaders in Richmond was expressed
that they will give US the best pro-
hibition law possible.
The weeks activity closed with a
mothers meeting, addressed by Mrs.
Parrot, and the organization OF a
Young Peoples Branch on Friday
evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
STOP C1ATARRHi OPEN
NOSfRIIS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied i'm Nosfrais
Relieves Head Colds at Once

II your nostrils are ologged and your
head is stuffed, and you can't breathe
freely because of cold or catarrh, just
get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm
at any drug store. Apply little OF
this fragrant. antiseptic cream into
your nostrils and let II penetrate
through every air-paSsage OF your
head. soothing and healing the in
famed, swollen mucous Nom brane.
and you get instant relief.
All how good 1t feels. Your nos
trils are open. your head Is clear: no
more hawking. snuffling, blowing: no
more headache. dryness or struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm Ia just
what sufferers from head-oolds and
catarrh need. It's a delight.-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

some one to act as a member Of the
school board in the place of Mr.. Ed
Morvitz. who has been in delicate
health for some time, and lie now in
Baltimore undergoing treatment
Euclid Heights Postoffice-
This week Messrs- Elder and vasola
were notified by the United States
government that q new postofiico
would be opened in Euclid Heights,
to be known as Vasloh. The new Of
fice will be located In the store of
Elder & Vasloh. 1t will be greatly
appreciated by many who will bepe-
ut
Mrs. J. Lloyd Tabb. who has been
the guest of Mrs. III. Lane Cooke.
returned to her home in Richmond
Saturday. While in West Point Mrs.
Tabb was the recipient OF many
courtesies. Mrs. J. L. Bland enter
tanning at bridge luncheon, and on
Saturday Mrs. s. T. Bland entertain
ed at an auction bridge party.
Mrs. II. l. Lewis, on Wednesday af-
ternoon entertained "a number OF her
friends at an afternoon tea in honor
of Mrs. NJ. T. Nichols and Mrs. James
Nichols, of Medford. Mass.
Miss Emma Davis has returned
home after a four weeks visit to her
uncle In Sassafras.
Mrs. p. B. Bostic and daughters,
Margaret and Bette Phifer. spent
the weekend with Mrs. Bostic's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McCurdy,
In Richmond.
W. c. Davis, Jr.. has resigned his
position In Georgia and Is home for
an indefinite visit.
DR.. b. b. Bagby spent most of the
week In Richmond receiving medical
treatment.
Dr. A. F. Bagby, of Petersburg. has
been visiting his brother. DR.. B. B.
Bagby.
DR.. and Mrs r E. steere and lit
tie son. Edward. spent the weekend
in Petersburg.
Miss Catharine Krouse. sister Of
Mrs. Frank Belbot, has returned to
her home In Baltimore.
Mrs. Arthur Newstadt and children
left on Tuesday for New York -,ity
to attend the wedding of Mrs. New
stadt's sister, Miss Mary Russell to
Mr.. John Kerr. of Rio de Janeirc.
Brazil,
j. E. q. Kilbourne Is in Baltimore
on business.
Miss Marian Lewis and Miss Jessie
Lewis have returned from Gloucester.
Arch-Deacon Colston, of Richmond,
held services at St. Johns Episcopal
Church Sunday.
Mrs Douglas Dudley. of Eastern
Shore. Va, is visiting her mother in
law, Mrs. Lucie Byrd Dudley
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
VICTIM Of ROoBER
DIES At HOSPITAL

John Page. colored. who was shot
by an unknown intruder In the early
hours of February "a. died at Vir-
ginia Hospital Friday night at II
O'Clock. Coroner Taylor will hold an
inquest as soon as ne can get suffi-
cient evidence
Page was awakened about 4:5o
Thursday morning by someone NOV
ing around In his back yard. He
went to investigate and was shot. The
police have no definite clue upon
which 70 work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
ONE DRINKS ENOUGH
IL Constitutes "ReasonabIe Amount'
to Be Sold After Closing Hours.

Chicago, Feb 2s.--One drink Of
whiskey. beer or wine is held by City
Corporation Counsel Samuel A. Eft
tleson, to be a reasonable amount"
and Chief of Police Healey is expect
ed 20 issue an order to restaurants
where liquor Is sold. limiting patrons
to "one ordinary drink" after A. M.
the hour at which barrooms are re-
quired to close.
In order to be within the law the
corporation counsel also holds that
the drink must be ordered before !
o'clock, but may be consumed after
that hour.
The man who buys two drinks or
more at once for himself In res
taurant Immediately before the clos
ing hour for barrooms, is trying to
evace the law" said Mr.. Ettleson. Il
also believe the resta ,rantkeeper who
permits such a subterfuge can be con-
victed Of violating the law
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

to Bagdad. but was forced to retire,
is besieged In part at Kut-el-Amara
az. while a relief force few miles
below Is held up by floods and a
strong force of Turks. The fall OF
Erzerum Is expected to relieve the
pressure on the British front In Meso-
potamia by forcing Turkey to draw
off troops for reinforcements to meet
the Russian advance and TO postpone
indefinitely the proposed advance on
Egypt, where the Suez Canal is being
protected by lines of troops. whose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

positions are indicated approximately
by the figures s, 6 and 7. The French
have occupied as base the island Of
Castelorizzo 50. with the ultimate
object, 1t Is believed. of throwing an
army across country to seize the rail-
road between Constanttnopie and
Aleppo (s), where the proposed army
of invasion of Egypt is being concen-
trated. The map In the picture covers
the entire field of operations IN this
part of the world. The view abuve
shows the city OF Aieppo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
HANGED BY GEORGIA MOB.
Body of Negro Charged With At
lacking Woman Bullet Ridden.

Gainesville. Ga. Feb. 2e.-Jesse
McCorkle. a negro about thirty years
old. was taken from Jail here early
yesterday by mob of forty or fifty
men and boys and hanged TO tree In
front Of the City Hall. His body was
riddled with bullets.
The negro was arrested last night
charged with having broken into the
home OF Mrs. A. T. Heath, near here,
and attacking her. He was caught still
bleeding from a wound in the wrist
where the woman had shot him and
with her pistol in his possession.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

The capture by the Russians of
Ergerum a., at the headwaters or the
Euphrates. will practically open the
whole of Armenia to Grand Duke
Nicholas Caucasus army, whose line
extends from the coast to southwark
OF Lake Van. In Northwest Persia
is second Russian force. with its
base at Tabrig 62), while a third force
is fighting Perstans and Turks in the
region of Kermanshah 90. The Brit
Ish force on TIRE T}gris in Mesopota-
mia. which originally advanced close
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

patterns, and others with butterflies
Jet Is used for embroidering white
silk stockings, and in crystal beads
and spangles all the colors are en-
ployed on stockings OF the same shade,
or on those OF contrasting color. An
other manner OF using the embroidery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

Embroidered stockings, now so
much used with more elabo -ate dress.
are welcome gifts at any time Of the
year to almost any woman, and
happy the skilled embroiderer who
will thus be able, at moderate ex-
pense, to provide for friends with
beautiful hand worked examples of
her skill, which will add so decidedly
TO the beauty OF their wardrobe.
Many OF the stockings are to be
worn with evening dress are embroid-
cred In self-tones and In delicate de-
signs Of flowers buds and leaves. A
great many stockings also are en-
broidered. with tiny heads, some of
them n flowers ana q conventional
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

is to employ a somewhat more bril-
liant shade OF the same color as the
stockings for working II. Pale-col-
ored stockings, embroidered in gold
or silver thread, are also extremely
attractive and most fashionable for
wear with slippers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
Death Of Tennxson.

Lieutenant and Honorable Courten-
sy Tennyson, r. N. grandson of Alfred.
Lord Tennysor poet laureate of Eng
land. employed In English submarine
service was killed cruising off the
French coast. his vessel striking a
boating mine. according to information
received here yesterday by Colonel w.
Gordon McCabe, The young lieutenant
was put nineteen years Of age and
had recently been promoted for gal
lantry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-03-24
ARMY BILL
PASSEDBY
THEHOUSE

Washington, March "a. - The Hay
army increase bill, providing for a
regular army peace strength of 14o,-
600 fighting men instead Of the pres
ent 100000, passed the house late yes
terday by a vote Of 402 to 2. 1t goes
to the senate for immediate considera.-
ton virtually as drafted by the house
committee.
The negative votes were cast by
Representative Britten, republican, of
York.
The Kahn amendment proposing in
crease of the standing army to 100000
men was rejected 191 to 213. The bill
as it stands would increase the regu-
lars to 100000. The Anthony amend
ment designed to equalize differences
in promotions in the various branches
of the army was rejected, 169 to
1913.
All provision of fixation of nitrogen
was stricken out, 224 to $50, confirm
ing the action previously taken in
committee of the whole.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-03-24
Renewal of Activity =
by Russians Causing
Interest to Swing
Toward Eastern Front

Berlin struggle
the 'front.' but
hard fighting the northern
of the Russian ine
Russian drum became intense the evening March 49, More
Shells chiefly caibre fell small section of
entangements
OF trench
attacked thick The
third
pierced the positions less than 100 yards
the assants elected attack led by the
At another attack
but smothered in its initial stages by the German artillery
Russian divisions said to have participated in these
compelled
than preceding days OF fighting
asserted nevertheless they
surprisingly small
other of Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg marked The said to have
tanned very heavy losses
GERMANS REPORT GAINS AT VERDUN.
Berlin March 24Further the
Haueourt northwest OF Vedun
additional trenches captured
German lines in the north
continued both northwest and south DVns
All tho assaults broke down. the statement declares
NO CHANGE is FRENCH REPORT.
24-There been changes in the situation
according office
the night cal East OF the there was an
intermittent bombardment