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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
RUSSIAN NOTE OFFER DENIED,
National CITY Daak stops Rsnsr
n FiaaneiaI District.

Ths National City Bank issued a
denial yesterday Of the rumors that
there had been large offers Of Russian
Government notes In payment FOR NUM-
tons In this country. 1t had been said
mat certain persons had ached
manufacturer In his country with an
oner OF part cash and part Government
totes M payment for Russian war orders.
The National City Bank said
The runners that there have been
large offers of Russian Government notes
in paymet for purchases Of munitions In
this market have reached Petrograd AMI
the Minister OF Finance In Russia
authorizes the National City Bank OF
New York TO publicly deny that any such
notes have been given or offered here in
payment for goods"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
TRADING AGAIN DULL
IN COTTON MARKET
\bout the Only Feature Fur.
uishcd by Liverpool Strad-
die Operations.
OLD CROP FIRMLY HELD

Aside from early nrmness IN Liverpool,
where prices wers unexpectedly higher
nan due, the cotton market yesterday
was without feature. After the close Of
III. English market trading hero iapsed
.uto extreme duiness and prices moved
within a range Of i've to six points. The
.lose was practically unchanged. Pr
vate cables attributed the strength Of
Liverpool to straddic operations and
ON cable messages predicted q further
widening Of differences between the two
markets. These transactions involved
purchases II Liverpool and sales here
which prevented any response to Liver
pooi's firmness.
while both sides of the market have
their partisans. h commission houses.
both In New York and New Orleans,
ind II very difficult to arouse outside
interest In the staple. For a month the
market has been In 4 rut which has pre-
vented prices from exceeding a range
- 20 points. II seems likely that the
only factor which will move the market
the new crop. n at present there II
80 sks', W. h''hs
score.
The weather in the Quit has again
rc,oric quite favorable. Temperatures
arc seasonable and the soil has plenty
II moisture. Reports from south
ieorsia state that the crop IL being
planted under especially favorable con-
iitions, with the soil well prepared.
A Memphis cotton Arm has the fol-
owing to say: 1T is apparent in y
greater degree han heretofore that tho
colder OF the unsold portion of the last
'rop. and OF the surplus Of the crop Of
1914. need not and will not sell except
q satisfactory prices. And thus. re-
Iardless OF statistical calculation. there
p no surplus OF marketable cotton and
prices are maintained at an attractive
selling level. So long NJ this condition
obtains 1t requires considerable daring
% make large sales OF futures at the
very considerable discount that already
-Xists."
Market clpsed sfeqdy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
OFFER NEW 500 LINE BONDS.
Daakers selIi~g Issse AZ e0-lster.
est Abost AZ.

Tho Guaranty Trust Company. Lee.
Hisginson 4 Co. and Kontse Bros. are
Offering nj % and interest, yielding
about ~ per cent. the issue Of first con-
sol'dated 4 per cent. bonds Of the Min.
neapolis. ST. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
purchased by the syndicate last week..
The bonds are due In July. 1888. They
will be In coupon form Of $1,000 zach,
r guaranteed by Endorsement a.
TO Interest. which will be payable BY the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
They are secured by . first mortgage
lien on about 2,3Si miles Of the road
and "A second lien on about 100 miles.
subject to ~$s.+22,ooo prior liens. con-
stituting the entire owned mileage OF
the company. Tho bonds will he a
legal Investment for savings banks in
New York. Massachusetts, and Connec-
ticut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
RECEIN NOTICES.

RECEIVERS ApIOrRNED SALE
ny ord,r OF the Court, the Receiver.
Sale of the Florence Iron Works .tp M.
sd,ourn%a nn'm, Sa'Iri'y. a., iSLh day OF
the premises a Florence, y j.
At that time viii n" solI he nlsu'. con
sisting OF It's Real estate. Bui'dInss, Fly.
lures, MuchiuorN. Tools, Enu lpnsut, Ma.
terials AMI supplies. together Nth N.
oth-, Rssl Estate ,u,lIdiuS 10 Dwellings,
building Iote. rs Ares % Farmland
Also 1000 'uts ~ cast lion Pipo Tpn
Hydrrnts, 100 ioVs OF Fittings and scs
Valves.
Dated ApriI ; 1875.
HAROLD WELLS. Receiver.
GASNill. \ GASKlII. solicitors.
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DULUTH, mIssAss { NORTHERN HWlv co
General MORTGAGE 81 told honda,
dated January lat. 1904.

THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
gives notice that IN accordance with Article
III. OF n certain indenture made by tho
above Railway Company dated January
LIST. 1905. II Will receive sealed proposals TO
cell 20 n the ahoNe-d-scribcd bonds at "A
crued interest. the tu'ai offer nvt to con-
sumo more than thc mouu Of Three hun
dred and forty-scN'u thousand. seven hun
drei and forty-s.ven and It-lO0 dollars
,S3<1,it. ~. tn" sealed proposals will be
opened at tho oilic. OF The New York Trust
Company. No. ID broad Str.et, New York. At
,hree o'clock, ON he ism day ~ April, 1919.
THE NEW YORK. TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
by II ". MORSE Secretary.
New York, April ), 1915.
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DROP IN FRANCS NOT CHECKED.
Deelise e New Iew-MArks asA
Kroneu Advance.

The decline IN French exchange on
sinued yesterday carrying francs to the
lowest point they have reached In the
present movement. They closed last night
at S.03h for checks and 6.02k for ca
bles. This compares with 6.O3L for
checks and soah for cables on Mon
day.
Sterling was unchanged at as 7-16
for demand n All for cables. italian
lire advanced from G.59 to s.54is In a
purely nominal market. while rubles
dropped from si.20 TO 3l.10. Guilders
declined from "a to l2 11-iS.
Marks continued to advance. closing
at 72 s-16 for sight drafts and 72 Ills
for cables. They werc quoted on Monday
at Z: 7-is and 72is respectively. Aus
TRAN kronen advanced from 12.42 u
~ az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
GOSSIP OF A STREET.
Little Business,

The turnover Of stocks on the Ex-
change Yesterday amounted to only
3lS.5O0 shares. tho smallest five hour
days trading since February 90 Of this
year, when EOS 500 shares changed
hands. At one time during the day the
market became 40 Inactive that II ap-
pesred that ~ new low record days
trading h u far for the year was to
be registered. The smallest days turn
over 40 far for 1916 on a full business
day was :77.700 shares on February
II. the day before Washington's Birth
day. Yesterdays was the third
from the smallest Of the year thus far.
steel common was sixth In he list Of
the so-called active stocks, only I 1850
shares changing hands. The stock
moved within the narrow range Of u
a point. Crucibie steel WA the most
active Issue. hut transactions In that
stock amounted only TO 40.4OO shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12

tract for 100 howftser guns for the
British Government to be delivered next
year. n contract price Is reported
to be $4,000 each. The Midvale In pre-
pairing TO make additional plant extern
stons calling for the expenditure Of
$1,000. GOO. New Inquiries are In the
market for $4,000 to 100000 tons Of
steel. including rolled. cast and forginEs.
shells.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
MOBILE AND OHiO RAILROAD COM
pA<N.

THE FAKMERS' LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee. viii receive offers OF
the Equipment Bonds. s.rie. -" Of the
MOBILE & OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY,
dated Nsy I. 1899. At not exceeding par
and accrued interest to a principal omount
sum LINT to absorb Thirty thousand twenty
three and l6-lso dollars ,$3o.023.l6) Of us
sinkinG fund.
Tenders may he made Monday. May 1.
1918. uniil IL NJ.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
BY EDWIN : MAHsTON. President
New York. April |. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
D%IVIDE>D> AND INTEREST.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 67

A quarterly dividend os two per cent. tive
dollars rer share on the capital stock Of
this Company has been declared. PAYABLE
on April 18th, 1915. at he Office of the Com,
panv, l3l state Street. Boston. Mass. 10
stockhollers Of record 4, the close Of busl-
ness on Nargh aIth. 1915. The said dividend
Is not paNahl" on shures subscrihed for under
the terms OF the cuuIpsuy's circular lettsv
TO stockholders dated January 2is'. 1915
JOHN W DAMON. Assistant Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
OFFICE OF THE
CONSOLIDATION (ONl. (ONV'ANV

HnI'ImOf'- Nh, NpN| ION. IVih.
The R~t'' ~ btrrgtor- has declared .
quarterly dividend OF one Ru1 one half per
cent. Llsfcl on lts Capital S'ock. PAYABLE
April 2gtb. 1910, 20 the sto' Eholders OF
record 81 the ripse OF business April emo.
1915 the transfer books vii remain open.
Dividend cherks will be mailed
r *, STUART.
Aseistuut Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
NORFOLK 4 WESTERN RAILWAY co.
The NnaHl IF nIreCinrs In. DECLARED \

quarterly diSiIend Of nSE PER CENT.
upOu the Adjustment Preferred stock OF the
company. PAYABLE a. the orir- Of the Conn
pany, commercial True Building. PhiladsL
phil, Pa, or amt after NUN -. 1918. TO the
Adjustment Preferred S.o,&hold-rs a. res
STORED ~ the close ~ business April -,
1915, T.. ~ AlDI\ Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
Interior receipts and stocks:
C%OTTONSEED OIL.

I. market advanced substantla,ly yes
-f-rw There was early buying crefNted
n rehue-s. followed By a scare among some
~ The professional shorts. The holiday
3D., chicago restricted business. hut the
''ansactions were larger than the aver
g ~ recent previous sessions. Total
't|e- were $500 barrels. Further stress
: 80 on the improved demand for cotton
p !or the compound lard contingent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12

y. W, COUNTY, H'IV "HW VII "IT"6rt-
PAllad"lph =. March =, '9is.
Tie Dir-cio'4 have this day declared Q
auar'crly dividend ~ two PEI ont 800
Dor sharo>, naNth.e APrii /, 1915. 70 stock,
holder Of record at TIC close II business
March 81. 1916 Clrtks VIII De mailed
l. " MORRIS. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
NrTiCE TO HOLDERS ~
California Northwestern Railway Company

lgugtE ste.nhart. Trustee under he mort
gage or Deed 81 Trust OF tho california
N~"rthwes'"rn hallway fnnpaur. dated
Marcn l7th. lNHs IN sccorda me- with the
'.rIns and provisions Of articles ~ ssid
h.ei Of Tru.t. hereby invite p-oposals for
the sale 20 him on May LIST. 1918. 1T his
oflce, Su''cT auI Sausome streets, In the
civ ~ SAN Francisco. OF bonds secured by
said Deed W Trus' At a rat" not exceeding
par ami ton PEI ,cuturn premium. 20 such
amount. WIN the premium. as shall not
exceed tT.Ii3ss
Rr irNNrZ S~TEINHART. rrust..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

\ di,laeul Of Two po,.a,, rrr SHAY. VIII
lie paid on SATURDAY, \p''. g., isls, to
stockholders OF record a. ,hr ,'ose .; bust
ness or Friday. Mar,h 81. l"lo.
o. u. MILNE. treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
THE BOSTON MARKET.

ket was strong aNt s~ive Adv mt ure. Amer.
lean Zinc. Island Creek Coal. Copper Range
and United states smelling we're prominent
features. United States Snielters closed with
An aivancr OF 81, points az TN. New Haven
was under pressure, closing with n loss ri
more than Q point. Ventura OIL was active
and higher In the miscellaneous list. The
sun,sn aVv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. April n-Prors vere
practically unchanged. with trading dull and
feat; ureless william Cramp ~Sh,pbui,din ne was
hrm n ~ and York Railways commor was
:. higher. at 49, Bonds we're fairly ac,ive
and steady. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
e~hesapeake and Ohio:

1916, Changes
FIRST week April. Slloss Inc. sil3,SeS
From July i,..,. SS,b5b,7so Inc. 7.ots,5I,
Canadian Pacific:
Firs, week April s., as2, ooo Inc. S7Is.ooo
From July t.,., 36,6si.s.0 Inc 1875, $50
Denver ana Rio Grsnds:
First week April. St5s,000 Inc, Ss:.7oo
From July ~. 1905 200 Inc 2.?be, 900
Minnea polls and 81 Psul;
First week April. Sl9o.I63 Dec. StbSs
From July IT,, s,<lb,oSs Inc, .oo.tss
Missouri. Kansas and Texas
First week April. S66s,e<S Dec. $40. 400
From July H.. c5,053,Ts7 Dec. l.is6.sS3
~. Louis Southwestern;
From July i.... I.lst.Sfs Inc L.eS0,27S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

I'm DIVIDEND,
.",nF'n. and Tc,m SIX n
inning and MINING, quarterly com 81. %
United states Smelling, RE-
Nning and Mining. quarterly phd S1xa
MonNngshelH Valley Traction,
quarterly .......,..,,.. cGn -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
THE PITTSBURG MAIKET.

PITTSBURG. April 1.-THE market here
was practically unchanged. with trading in
lirht volume. La Belle Iron was steady at %
and American Window Glass Machine was
fractionally lower at 5ih The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
closed steady.

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
.pot markets as officially reported were uu.
hanged: : points advance. New Orleans.
% S. Galveston. ls.35c.: Savannah. lI7sc.
Memphis. i:c.. Augusta, fi75c: Houston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

EiirlNoRE. April u--Cosden Refining
- : traction higher al - Cosden OIL and
- 'ommon ana preferred were unchanged,
, l'"r stocks were quiet ana unchanged
hliIs we're fairly active ana steady. THIS
. .uIMAIy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
EIE(JIoN> AND MEETINGS.
pFFtt'F ,F
E<tNH MORO A>'~ SONS CO.,
(3e West street, <ew York.

rhr aLiGai meeting ~ tho stock ho.de-s
OF this COMPANY fDr the election o. ilrer-
tors and inspectors - election for the en-
sure year wi. be held az n" Oifics II the
Compdnv at Z! U'Ciu,s NJ. on Monday.
April 18th. lFl.
NFNRy VI RORrNsOS. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12

The n 4 n. bids 20 Liverpool were May.
nc LILY. - osc.; October. 1. .3c January.
i:4s' The market there was due 10 open to-
tsv unchanged 10 II, po.nts advance
rnrt rerrlpis and atocks:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
No Tradiag In ChicssO.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Chicago stock
market was closed to-day on account Of
primary election,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
Lack Of Interest.

Considering tha e. r. stettinius Of
the Arm of J. r. Morgan & Co. head of
tho bureau for the purchase Of the Allies
supplies In this country. and a repre-
sentative Of the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany are to return TO New York soon
on the ST. Paul. the war brides have
shown remarkably little activity. When
these two went abroad their departure
and the probability that they would re-
III with new war contracts was made
the signal for a burst OF strength In the
munitiun shares. Whether or not specu-
lators In the street have Inside in
formation that no war orders are being
brought back the war brides were
strangely quiet and weak yesterday. Not
a share of Bethlehem Steel changed
hands. while Crucible Steel. another star
performer, was able ~ muster q gain OF
only ~ points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
New Haven Weak.

New Haven sold yesterday at s0a..
the lowest figure M which 1t has sold
this year. The high for the day was
62h while the close Of s1as represented
a loss Of - points from Mondays final
price. This compares with a high for
this year Of 1875 ON January 10. In
1915 New Haven ranged between an
extreme low of 80 In February and "a
top OF 50 Ia October. There seemed to
be no special reason for the weakness
of the stock other than the sentimental
effect of the fact hat the company has
SCI. 900. 900 6 per cent. notes maturing
on May I. No provision. II Is UNDER
stood. has been made for the maturity
OF these notes "A yet between the road
and It's bankers, but II is believed that
II In planned TO pay on a small portion
Of the SGT, 600. 900 and extend he re-
mainder for another year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12

Opeu.H igh.LDw- Clos-

The Liverpool market opened quiet. There
vac a moderate demand business in spot cot
on with middling ) points adv ance ~ 7ssd.
>sics bales. receipts. D.00D bales. incIud-
r. 5000 American. Closed very steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12

49,
100000 :
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Saut Ste. Marie Ry. Co. p
First Consolidated Mortgage 80 Gold Bonds
Due July l., 1883
IAmsH payable JMav l. sd JOY
Coupon bonds Of 1000 each. with provision for registration Of principal.
Or may be fully registered
Guaranteed BY endorsement ~ 70 interest BY the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Secured by first mortgage lien N about sSel miles and
by . second lien o about 700 miles. subject to g. 900
prior liens. constituting the entire owned mileage Of the
Company.
Further issue under this mortgage is limited to 100000 per
mile Of additional railway. and to refunding divisional liens.
Dividends have been paid on both issues Of capital stock
since 1904. and 10 is now being paid n the outstanding
el2yo08lO0 preferred and 7% on $25,206ys0O common stock.
Legal hvsansA k Savings Banks b NV Yt, Massachusetts, and C~ns&ea
Listed on the New York Stock Exchange
Price 8, and Interest, yielding about Aso%
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York
Kountze Brothers Lee. Hissnson & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12

The Midvaic Steel and Ordnanc,
Company Ia said to have secured a con
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12

One Eastern steel is re-
ported To have taken n lien 81 sia2, son
on the Larken loft building, which is
being constructed at 1'hlry-fourth
street and Eighth avenue. The contract
for the building was placed Some time
ago, VI will require about 5000 tons of
fabricated structural shapes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12

The dcmand for round steel bars for
the manufacture of high explosive shells
continues mofe or less urgent from do
nestle manufacturers. Several orders
for special steel have heen placed at
prices ranging from I to 4i2c. a pound
one Eastern mill reports sales of 1880
tons Of shell bars In lots OF 500 20
! 900 tons each al 4iac. a pound f. o, h,
NAL for shipment in the next few
months. Thu large inquiries for bars
and billots wanted for export remain
ursatistied. "a 1t is almost impossible
TO secure deliveries needed. 1t is not
"A question of price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12

1t is interesting TO note tina, while
the ~ PRODUCTION of steel rails in 1915. ac-
cording Ia the report OF the American
Iron and Steel Institute. aggregated
a,2ot,203 tons the sales OF rails made
last year were IN excess OF $4,000
tons. The excess of sales over output.
however. agrees well with the reports.
~ contracts taken for 1915 shipment.
The probability IL that the 1916 output
Of rails will exceed the 1915 produc-
ton by several hundred thousand tons,
but II Ia also worthy -: note that OF the
total contracts taken since January I
probably three-fourths are for delivery
In 1917. Last year Of the total output
St,5i per cent. were rolled from open
hearth and ASA per cent. were rolled
from hes saines, sfeeI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
PLANS FOR OBSERVATION
OF TUBERCULOSIS WEEK

AS widespread an observance as is
nossible for tuberculosis week is hoped
for by the Association for the Proven
tion OF Tuberculosis Of the District OF
columbia, and. to that end. 1t Is CO.
operattns with the national association.
December 3 and 10 have been named as
alternative dates for an observance OF
tuberculosis Sunday. according to the
convenience of the churches. and
Wednesday, December 6. has been set
aside as medical examination day. on
which examinations by family physi-
clans are, as was the case last year.
urged on all Corporations are asked
to encourage employees to- observe this
day in the interest Of industrial eff
cheney. h 90.
Friday, December 8. has been set
aside as children's health crusade day.
the association feeling that too strong
emphasis cannot be laid on the impor-
lance of tnstructing children in per
sonal hygiene and community health
The association Is deeply interested in
seeing the establishment OF a bureau
Of child hygiene. according to walter
S. Ufrord. secretary OF the Distrlct
branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
Berries and Bullets.

From the Hamilton Times.
Every berry a bullet" is the slogan
,dopted by over 200 Boy Scouts in the
vicinity of Toronto. who have volun-
.eered to go into the berry fields and
AXE the places of the men who have
gone to the front By doing this they
rave solved a serious problem. Every
,cout who has offered his services in
his campaign has sacrificed his sum-
ner holidays on behalf of the empire
long, tedious hours of berry-picking
could not exactly be classed as spor..
but the scouts who have undertaken
this work have shown that they are
ready and willing. The scouts have Or
ganized their forces for this work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
One Of .Iifs's xystafie1k

From the Boston Transcript. -
: singular thing. isn't itf
"WhAtf"
"That people who are % 0i@stone
from Ns seem to be satisfied with theme
selves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

of Kaimakcalan. The Bulgars inaugu-
rated a dual offensive, buttressed as
they were with several divisions of fresh
troops. They pressed toward F'lorina and
Malka Nidge and against the Serbians
in the Moglene mountains. In the lat
ter section they were in the main I'M
successful they well as the Serbians
losing thousands OF soldiers in the ter
rible fighting in these rocky Businesses.
But toward Florina the Bulgarians were
successful in pushing far into Grecian
Macedonia, and at some points across
the old Grecian frontier proper. At this
Juncture the Bulgarians dug themselves
in, and. 1T is declared. moved a large
section of their troops for possible oper-
atoms against Rumania. that country
showing decided signs of unrest, with
a possibility of Joining the entente.
The Serbians later took up the task
In this section. and. with the assistance
of the French and Russians. began to
force the Bulgarians backward. Florina
was reclaimed, as was Malka Nidge.
The Russians then sent large forces to
the Macedonia front. and the task in
the immediate vicinity of Florina was
left to the cars men and to the French,
the Serbians concentrating their forces
in the Moglene mountains where by
stubborn fighting and with tena cious
purpose. they finally achieved all those
important heights dominating the plain
reaching out toward Monastir.
The Bulgarians. after Withdrawing
from the immediate environs of Flo