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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-20
New Court Cases.

|
R. Co. Plaintiff alleges that on
Leon to Denver, Colorado, he was as
saulted by negro employe of de-
fendant while on the train between
Osceola and Council Bluffs, being
struck with lantern and large
cash cut in his head and he was
beaten and bruised, being unable to
work for several weeks. That he was
called vile names by the negro and
the negro caused an agent of the
company or a policeman to threaten
him with arrest, to his great humili-
alton. He asks for damages. in the
sum of $2999.0O. C. w. Hoffman
and Marion Woodard, attorneys for
plaintiff
John T. Robertson vs.C. B. & @. R.
r. Co. Plaintiff states that while
enrOute as passenger from Leon to
Denver, Colorado, on August Is,
1915, negro employe of the defend
ant used insulting, indecent and vile
language toward defendant which
caused him great shame and humili-
alton and at Omaha, the negro and
the conductor arrested and elected
him from the car in which he was
riding and for time refused to al
low him to ride further on the train.
He asks for damages in the sum OF
S2999.OO. C. W.. Hoffman and Mar
lion Woodard, attorneys for plaintiff.
VIM, Jackson vs. Lydia Jackson.
The parties were married at Ladora,
Iowa, in December, 1911, and lived
together until September, 1914.
Plaintiff alleges his wife has been
guilty of adultery and such cruel and
inhuman treatment as to endanger
his life. He asks for decree of d.
vorce. Marion Woodard, attorney
for plaintiff.
Estella A. Sears VS.. Samuel w.
Sears. The parties were married at
Leon on Feb. 19, 1899, and lived to-
gether until January 9, 1916. Plain
tiff alleges defendant has squandered
her property in speculation and has
cursed her and abused her when she
refused to sign further obligations
for him, the property having been a
!gift to her from her father. She asks
| for a decree of divorce and the GUS
tody of their three children. v. r
McGinnis, attorney for plaintiff.
Farmers Loan & Trust Co. VS.. E.
w. Townsend. Plaintiffs sue to re-
cover commission which they claim
to be entitled to on a sale which was
not carried out. Baker & Parrish
attorneys for plaintiff.
! Lew Gillian vs.. F. c. Mullinnix
The plaintiff asks for judgment in
the sum of $4OO by reason of the
failure of the defendant to erect a
dwelling house for plaintiff for a
stated sum, which he paid defendant
and was afterwards compelled to pay
bills for hardware and lumber fur.
nished the defendant and used in
erecting the house. Marion Woodard
attorney for plaintiff.
| Clarence Hedges VS.. W. A. Van
derflute. Plaintiff leased farm te
defendant and asks for a landlords
attachment to secure his rent anG
| for corn which defendant refuses t(
deliver to him. Varga & Son, attor
neys for plaintiff.
Mary l.. Fulton vs.. Unknown
Claimant, is an action to quiet title
to certain real estate. Varga & Son
attorneys for plaintiff.
Ivan Beach VS.. T. F. Kerrins ct al
Suit is brought to foreclose a mort
gage given to seure note for $500
dated March 8, 1915. Baker & Par
rish, attorneys for plaintiff.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-20
Another Auto Delivery.

Gillham & Fulton are using dam
DIV new Ford enclosed delivery car
which John Fulton drove down from
sDes Moines Sunday. The boys will
find it IL great convenience to them
and will enable them to make prompt
deliveries to their customers. II
won't be long until there will be no
horse delivery wagons used in Leon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-20

VIM. C.. Driskill, Lamont 4. %
Vergie Rauch, Lamont 81. -
Omar Craig. Saline, Mo. i. -. =. ~,
Jessie Clampitt, Pleasanton ..s. .19
Thomas a. Chipp, Grand River 25
Emeline Spray, Grand River .s:. 8
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-20
Farm For Sale.

4Ay farm known as the Randolph
Perdue land east of Leon, fine land,
we'll improved, good system water
works. Liberal terms to right man.
:l2- l.. p. VanWerden.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-20
so FARM LOANS.

can now furnish farm loans at 5
per cent for March LIST and after that
date. Commission 2!% Jan. 10, 1915.
23-4t ~. =. sANkE1Y. '1tAl1 s
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-20

Rabbits Wanted-l want to- buy
dressed rabbits and will pay top
pricessfo them atsHotAl Leon. Port
sP. B0WSh0r.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-20
Everybody sells Havana Seconds
the best &c cigar sold in Leon.

Money to loan on some good farms
Leon Savings Bank.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-20
Treasurer's Call for Outstanding
Warrants.

To Whom it May Concern:
There has been collected by the
treasurer of Decatur county sufficient
funds to pay the following Outstand-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-20

Meet me at Chefrington's. Z,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-01-20
Marriage Licenses.

NIUtS IUO " 1NWASAS ; -
Treasurer, Decatur County, Iowa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

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ten-Yreic bon Dem unobe beDortcbenocn 3uiomme.
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oas bcocltcuO menger 9cierpen bobcn muB ais Oetcr.
idllngorn, neil es niir nod aus elmer gcb0lteumg
bon DerlmoOreBig Willionen idopicn foiit ga Die
Dicnitidbiecn in Dem bon oen Qcdcn bcicbtcn Sbeil
9lorO 6raufreds notIrli6 mGbreno Der aricgsoauer
nidt 5ur Scrfiigung iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

Dob oos 8erbultcn oeS 9otihofters @eroro IN Scr
ln in Der Geniuriroae oas oeier Gage ans Sidt fot
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met f 8aibinatcn batte Der Botdofter bem Deportc'
ieni eine gebemc @rfldrmg 8geinnot in Der CT oils
ocutee bah inolgc Der ochheB Geniur oic ornerito'
niidcn Gorrelponoenter ibren 3eitngen obnebin don
fcin flares @ilo BON ben 3idtdnoen IN DetlAono lD
Der aric9soqe gebcn fonnten, eS oo nidt Del 3 be-
0clltcn babe penn Der brithc Genior sic Gorreipon
bergen cntele ooer oar gan5 lnteroriide. g9ie Die
iutcrciiirten dmcrifoniidcn 0orreipon6euen energd
bei'm gotidniter 9egen Elm ioldeS Gnmiiden iener.
cits protcrten 70 ddst est aud Die oeiitide Breiie
eincn dorfeu Son an So logt 3. 9. Die v9erliner
W}orgenpoi0
ggr be3ueiieu oaB oas oeltIde g(uspdrtgc glmt
init sem %erboltcu bee &crrn @ernr6 aurie0en iciu
miro Mir bpfen Dob bic Seeierrna Mhttel uro Ncgc
fnoct oiees eieentbimlide 8crbolten 3u corriercn.
Die oetdc Geniir Ge6t Scrrn @eraro hibtS ou mo
cr Bat fem 9lcdt g2nBnabmcu 81 frtren sic notb
penoie iiuo fiir Die 9ntereeu Qeutihlouos,~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
gsic fyranfrcid Ocr6Intct.

Gas Gcr6htcn 6ronfreid)'s idilocrt in eiirr pom
10 Suli Ontircn 9rcfe Der &orcr 9erd5tcrotter oes
boudn0iidcn oDlaoSbooc" oSeit ocm o. Scbruor
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tbun c cS oIlcin. g|iemano 1T 6ncn 5u Sllfe gect
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lciitct oas ibnen Grleidtcrung gcbroft Bate Dos
fotbore 9llt Der MGnner SSronfreifs flieBt mauf
borlid Der Seloenfoupf for0crt un5GbGge Opfcr
DoS 1T lelbl0eritGnolid on oos flene @c6et bon Scr
oltn cine pobr S0le lit GSronfreid fam hledter
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polferunq in normolcn 3eten itiaite6t ia iogor ob-
Himnlt. 90 broudt man pirflid fcn Stohtifcr 5
ein Inn ein5uieben Dab oie @in0crttnuenoe bon COB
ten m0 Die un51bligen &eripunocten nlo SSnpaoen
cine orpbenoc 8ernlinOcrimg Der &ebelsfroit Sronf
reids bc0eitcn Gc onoern freeibren0cn Stooten
peroen IN fir5crer ooer ldngcrer 3c oc &erite Der
Yienibnlebcn orrt ole gln5o1l Der @eburtcn mcOcr
ericben- MenH 5ranfrcid oicies nidt ou6 tbut iirN
olc Cper lit Der 9an5e berrlide Scocnmutb bcrgebenS
gcmeicn." 3u Dem glcten Sbemo 1oben lid) iiingit
Der fran5oiiie Nb9eor0nctc Saul Neno3et lo @rofci
or WeoitrCc &etlllc bon Der me03inifen @faoemie
gcduBert Sic pcrfen oc Sroac olf meIdcn 3ped
cs babe, ben &rieg fori5uicbcL wem oc fron5odlc
Jiole ood IN bunOert Sobrcn 81 erren onfge9ort bo'
ben mer0e Bc Dem Itorfen @eblrtelt- -9fiidqong dOn
DuL Ocll NlleBe HHD DcH BIUBell SeIlulICH Ole ucI
&rieg nunnebr Dem &onoe 3uige, f0nne Die fran50-
iiide Hoie nlr Damn erbolten bciben ipenn nabreno
Der n6dIen fiinflno5mon5g Sabre jeoe fran6Oiidc
@ditter Dem 2anoe bier anOer idenfc I'm Dies nm
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tern 4rdmien ous6uieben un0 5por ie 800 6roncs ir
Die criten bei0cu Stloer 1000 6roncs fir oos brittle,
20OO 5rocs fir ooS berte imo i6er oiees binos I'M.
mer ncuc 1000 5rancs me6r fir icoes peitere llo.
3n6bor ci bic Sunme no@ Ablouf ocs criten Scbcns'
jobrcs cines S{noes. Aber otgenihenld Bat Ncno8ct
81 oieiem @ittel ieI6it menig Gcrtrouen oenn gum
SfhB idreibt cr: ogSorum id ibcr Die mrtbdat
lide uno mtdriide 3ufnit 5rontreids oen Sopi
8crbredeu menn oo9 boIO gdcmono mebr Oa cin
miro, Der Den Gortbeil oooon eenicbt?~ Die gusfiib
rungcn geno5ets itno Die ouf Den gleden Con &c
itimmtcu 9lusIaiiungen ocs 3oriicr gerdterotters
oeS vDloasboOe" oedcn iid NIT oen mas Der Oeutidc
@tilitdrdriititeaer @orabt 81 9egm ocr Sample bel
Gcroun idjrcb yGor @erom miro einc Hoiio untcr
geben"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
0I6cr luoo luirS uadfommcn?

"
GnQlni0 erb0lt IN Anlcrfa cine meitere Sicrtelbt.
lion Dollars aelicbef fir ole 8ortieeng oes aricgeS
9iur 0urdj Amerfas 9crcitpilgfcit Den @ntentemodl
ten. Die ndt elbit ibren 9eoorf an 8oiien uno Wdr
milton uuo on GabrngsnIitteln in0 aleioern berite
len fonnen fam Der groBe arieg, Der Glropa's 911n
ner 81 Dtionen in Elm iriib3eitigcs @rob bringt ooer
3n bein. il0 armloien &riippcn mod)t bclte nod fort
aeeet merocn 9mcrito ueiB oas. amcrifo ober itclt
Sen Gonor, ben motcricacn @cminn iiber Sumouitdt
Gieienacn pelde Scr entente oos @jelo liefern, rcd
men Dem 8olte tleiBig Dor mie AnerfaS 9teI1tbun
onrd Die 6prtebimg ocs aregcs ietig uno idnel 5n.
ninnit Yei'm Ausbrid oeS SriegcS 10 oger Iie, mo-
rem mir europa in run6er S1nmc iiini 8ilonen 0ol.
lars ihuloe in Den 5mc Sobren ocs arcges lit Die
Sdulo oui wenieer ais Die Sdlfte Der urprinsIid]en
Summe berinter geiunfen, ino Der nod berbeibenoa
9ieit dmil5t bel Oen groben gnioroerlngen Die Der
Nrieg itcat id)ncl oobnl 2sir weroen Damn Hieman.
nem n Der gSclt ciiuas huoig cin i'm gcgentbeiL
mir mcrocn Die @l1ubigcr ieiu,
Gos flinot oaeroines gan3 gut gber mos miro
nod5tommen2 Die aauifraft @ilropo's muB olr1 Den
fiirdtcrdcn @crnhmngsfricg nm minoeltens bic
N1lte Der Sobe iinten Die iie Dem Streee bate
81 Dem 3pone iid en5uihrGnter geicat iib Ole ip
ocn ariegsiobren ongcnonunenc 6ewobnbcit iporlunV
ga lcbcr nidts ad)tlos Ueg3perten Aues 81 permer'
then Sie pcroen d nod mebr einid)r1nfen ais notb'
mcnoig III, ln iid oco hneller 81 erbolcn I'M oeo
idHcler sic grobe Sduloenait Die Der 8rieg bnen &C.
brodt Bat los 81 mer0en.
eyo, mos pir6 nohfonimcn? Die W1lnitions. 6ubri.
foutcn mcr0en oacroinqS mqe5Gblte Miaioncn beiten
tmo orgenIos Ieben tonncn gbcr Der Adcr6olcr mo
0cr 5obrfant pon g9aoren Oc oem syrie0en oieneit
perocu id) Dereebd nnd 9diiern ibres leberiduiicS
nmieben gs miro notrlid aud nod ocnl Stricee mic
Der Elm regcr Sanoelsoerfebr 5mden Amerifu nno
Guropo altiteben ober Guropn miro oas Aacrnotb
ourtaitc bon qmcrifa fouien Dc eiropddben yt.
tcIm6dc bobct ourf Die giot9 ec5pungen eriobren
uo Der 29elt ge5eiet bob Die 9olfspirbihait eines
2nnocs aan5 gut ee6eibcn fonn obnc nenncnswcrbc 3u
u6r bon oSm1rts Sir bele ousp0rtiee 9lrtifel bic
bor ocui sRrieac unentbcbrlid dicnen, 1T I'M cigcnen
2nnoc Grint gcunocn uoroen, iino man bat geunocit
oa oer Grob cbeno GIT but mic Der frcuOe artifcl
All ben mnn qcuobnt por.
o5cDiB inoem 9merifo oic 0nuer Oes Serieees Der
l1naert miro glmerifo mmcr reber glbcr es 1T ein
Acknowledgements. elm glueenbldsredtbum Aos fol-
acn miro pcrocn rcdt mogerc Sabre ieiu. Gs botte III
9merifns Dlodbt eeegen olrdb Elm g8nffen. llo Det
niiions9hSiubrDerbot uno ourd ein 8erbot Den areg
flbreuocn GcIo 5u leiben, Die gntideolmg oes aric
geS bon ip1tctens i'm CONNER 1915 ber6eiouibren
iuo iid oooilrd fiji bic 8nfnft Gin faiffrdftgcs @-
ropo 81 cr6atcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

So probr nno bIdb Gid nur Oh 0einer Siege,
Sic iuio 70 iuobr pe Den 5elonoridaa ~2iigc",
ghtr IN Amcrifa mar Dir OoS Sieosglid boIo,
0ant 0cincr @crutrlippc: 6ol6beit Erug inio @oo.
%ier ipiclit ben pcrrn Oh, gor icbr bodltrobenO
Als lcis ir nls idon aaer Eoge 9lbcno
@erbobnii Suiticio, oic nod Die Usage bait
ylic bren 6lomn6rono in Den 8ient Der Siige iteat
Amerifo cuDodt @ut Ding wia @eilel
Sma, ,Se9fricos 00tcr 1T nod boiler 9fcilc
Sciu itorfes Sdpert oes oeutidcn @ofienidmicocs
Stol8
Suitico gcmcbt 1T udlt aus brit'idlcm Sol0.
9uerifa crpo6h 1T ait oes ErGumens,
1d)on iitbtS oie Sd)onoc Oh 0es tra9en Saumens,
9olo iuds sic Sono Oe trcue oeutidc SreunoeSbano,
Ganu: 29ebe Dir gu rdnteooles uGnecllano"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
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Scenn 0ttgi W(o.
S5aDrlarien 6llr 2adiabrt giItie bis 81.
Sfiober 1916. 6.................... S3.S3
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tadce 5abrt
berS nicoriAe Jlntc
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ia1s 7,3O WiorgerS.
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6a6rlarten 5ur 3iiidiabrt glltia Bis 80.
srcias spiSlOfs 0 ganae ngeS hda6rt Sicaiae rs
SOnnilg, iilir an oiecn Lag 8ulliB. 80. Lou
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ocrs nieOrigc yidie.
Ja1rplan pom bcr 8, Hiebis5iraBe, 9Bonen'
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SonnldQs 7.45 WlorgenS.
glamntitfnge .Qlusilgc Aa@ GDbe YOlnt
Tnnlpier ,gSeimprclano".
BoM Bier 8, IigDtStr., l9oOentdgeH 22u
Nlcbm. Sonniage 500 ytncDnt
WlaDl6ettelt altf Dem Dantpter
soc. 0unbfahrt 5Oe.
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Gun0I1brtaHdicit.
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(Slinn23, ,E&tJ J3Wtic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

Ginen dbnlihcn Eon dId9t Ole ,a6lniidc 3citlne"
an Dor ctlidcn @ouotcn 1T SER @croro i6on ci.
nal ld)nri frtirt worocr Domos bon elmer aiecr
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3eit cine o6ercnrciie" nod DER Senot6 onretcn un0
aus Gcino5etsridiidtcn redbt anec ousocbncn miro!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

@ormiinqs, Catherine 0Bnclc, pcb. Srcdsler
i'm gllier bon 40 2n6reH. geliebie Satin bon
Charles 00ncic. Ycripdnoc mo Srcnnbc ino
pobneii. meldc an Sreitoa, Ga0miiiaqs llhr
bnn ibrcr gSobnna Gr. 62J, IDro.2afriuuuo.
gOcnue, aus aui ocr baltimore 9emeierO"
itditfinoei (Ang16-1S)
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@e0roc g}ilnian.

IS arb am t5 gluouii 1916 0eorae NWmnu
in ienenI 20. Qebensabr, 0eliebter Safe ocr
ncritorbcncn Qlmelia Ninmnn Ncriunnoic lno
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3rcitao, Gamntiinps 4 ll6r in Der JgobHung
icncr To6tcr. Srnn gSilinm g. Niarling, 9r.
10, observation-disclosures, be5uluobnen.
(Oluot 7-t9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
N,rcNerid =. 0ciie

IS fiarb am 10 gmauii 1916. nm ll6r
glbcnos. Ircocrid Z. 0clc, 90 Sabre alt, aes
lebier @atte bon 6elcna 0eic. Gie Bccroiping
bon icincr gSobnnnq ,,61crrD Sen", 0oionS'
bile, ans nu6 oer St. WinrfussNircbe, @atonS
ninc, mo I'M o llbr Gin 9ieanicnlr0odnm fir
fcin Scelcnbeil ceebrirt miro mo onnn auf
oem o2ulloon 4Sdri 5rie6boic" prlbatim iiatt.
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glm i5 ghquii 9lmcnn grooie, ylr 1904,
HorosSprina 5rdBc go Sabre ait
glul IA. gtuguit Sames u. 6anipn, yir. 63o,
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Sine 0epcidJc ans 9lmiterOom t6cilt nut, bah bic
englGnocr am Dicnitog Qlbeno Den Geriuf mod]ten
an Der flonoriidcn aie binter ser oeilti6cn 2inie
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6lotte Dcrbnoert purOen Sir Die 2onoung BON Grup
pen an Der flunoriden aite bat @roB 9rtannien Den
8etpunft DerpaBt @s wGre oeaeiGt noelidl gepeien,
ols Die oeutide 5otte nod nidt Die o6Ioutc GontroIc
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
REHEARSlNG FOR PLAY
Actors of Business Are to Present
LAS You Like It"
in April.

Students of Business High School
who are to take part in the spring
play are busy rehearsing every week
The play this year, to be given April
5. and :. is Shakcspeare's AS You
Like It," this having been chosen in
view of the fact that the tercentenary
of Shakespeare's death occurs in April.
Charles Hart is chairman of the gen
eral committee. Chairnen of the sub
committees are: Music. Joseph Fincke1:
coaching, Miss kingsley; properties. f.
L. Lucas; tickets, DR.. A. l.. Howard:
advertising, Miss Rebecca L. Stanley:
scenery, Reuben Fink; costumes. Miss
Ida N. Campbell: gymnasium dance,
Miss Hettie f. Bell: reception and Wis
itors. Miss Hester E. McNelly, and re-
freshments Miss +. NJ. Merrilat.
Raynor T. Vaughn and Evelyn Bright
have the leading parts. Miss Odette
Tyler has helped the young actors with
suggestions, and r. D. Mclean has vol
unteered his services at the rehearsalS
next week.
The cast includes. in addition to those
Arthur Bailey. Romine Taylor. Lester
Lawrence. Samuel Mooers, Dorothy
Terry. Allan Carpenter. William Grif-
fin II. Edwin Joyce. Richmond keech,
c. Albert Parker. Ruth Melton. Edgar
Won Eff, Robert Ensslin. Charles Col
lier. Carl Gill, Sophie Berry and James
Van Horn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
WESTERN ARENA.
Chronological Events.
SUNDAY.

Heavy German guns engage in ire
mendous duel with French north and
east of Nerdun.
Eighteen aero battles fought near
Etain. Paris claims to have shot down
two machines.
Germans claim repulse of French
who renew attacks to retake positions
west of the Mouse.
French claim to have penetrated 200
yards of enemy trenches west of Point
aMousson.
MONDAY.
Greatest artillery duel of war re-
ported raging about Nerdun.
French seize enemy trench IN lie
Pretre forest.
100000 fresh troops to Verdun front.
French claim to have halted German
advance near Seppois.
German casualties at Verdun placed
at 100000: French, 10000.
German fliers successfully attack
Clermont-Verdun railway. Three en-
envy aeros reported destroyed. ,.
wood reported checked.
TUESDAY.
Germans repulsed in heavy general
attack between Bethincourt and Cum
ieres. but gain foothold at two points.
French regain positions in night at
tack.
ment in wood of LIE Pretre.
Three German attacks near Bots des
Buttes reported beaten back by the
French
German munitions depot at Four de
Paris exploded by enemy fire.
Heavy artillery actions prevail east
Of the Meuse. in the Woevre, in the
ArEonne and in Lorraine.
Rrifi oh driN a f
tack near Wieltje northeast of Ypres.
WEDNESDAY.
French report capture of trench
south of st. Souplet. Germans report
repulse of several enemy attacks in
this section.
German trenches subjected to heavy
artillery fire in Belgium.
Several skirmishes in Fort Vaux
region.
Germans lombard villages at foot of
Mouse hills.
Germans claim to have pushed their
lines forward west Of Corbeaux wood
and on height of LIE Mort Homme.
Germans blow up British advanced
work near Neuve Chapelle.
THURSDAY.
French report repulse of Germans
iaunchlng new attacks against LIE
Berlin reports repulse of number of
French attacks on German lines south
of st. Souplet.
Tremendous artillery activity re-
ported at practically all points along
the western front.
Germans hurl several attacks against
French positions at Vaux, Paris re-
porting repulses for the enemy
FRIDAY
General quiet prevails over Verdur
front in SO far as infantry actions are
concerned.
Artillery action in Belgium ant
around Vaux.