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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25
Dinner Stories.
+ i. + i. 4. 1. 1. 1.

The stern father came unannounced
into the parlor and was much shocked
to see his daughter and her young
man" occupying the same chair.
Sir he said, shaking his head SOL
EMMY, when was counting my wife,
she sat on one side of the room and
sat on the other"
Well" replied the sutton, not in the
least abashed, that's what / should
have done II | had been counting your
wife!"
A country minister had just received
his first call to the charge of a small
church and his wife, of course, was
highly excited; so much 50 that she
was obliged to tell everyone of the good
news. One day she met a farmers wife
and began the conversation. do you
know, Mrs. Hayden" she said, my
husband has just secured the ineam-
bency of church and ! can't tell you
how delighted am. -"
YES" replied the sympathetic old
lady. Il quite understand how you
feel / felt just that way when our pig
won the gold medal at the fair last
week"
"your condition is very serious" said
the doctor-"very serious indeed. What
you need Is an entire change Of scene
The patient seemed puzzled But
doctor" he began.
There's no but about it, insisted
the physician. n complete change Of
scene Is the only thing that will cure
you. BY the way, what Is YOU occupa-
tion?"
I'm a scene shifter."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25
SUFFERED FROM LAME BACK,
WEAK KIDNEYS AND DIZZINESS

in graduating these troubles, and in
most cases absolutely curing the dis
eased kidneys.
Patients having once used "Anuric'
at DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel. have
repeatedly sent back for more. Such
demand has been created that DR..
Pierce has decided to put "Anuric" in
the drug stores Of this country. in
ready to-use form. If not obtainable,
send one dime by mail to DIR. Pierce
for trial package. or 80 cents for full
treatment.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry is blood cleanser and alternative
that starts the liver and stomach into
vigorous action 1t thus assists in
making rich, red blood, which feeds the
heart, nerves, brain aid all organs OF
the body. You feel clean, strong and
strenuous instead of tired, weak, and
| ''all in."--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25

FOLSOM iooheu up
from her crochet
work inquiringly.
Because, il she
and the children
are coming, ! think
! will plan to go
to visit my mother
that week." replied
Bertha.
There will be no
necessity of your
doing that. There
is plenty Of room
here for ALL" re-
piled Mrs. Folsom,
smiling good natur-
edly.
"Oh, it is not that
there will not be
enough ROOM be :
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25
TIErANy.
A. q. >. writes: what u tetanyf

A. 3. ). writes: What u tetanyY
Answer: Asform OF muscular spasm
affecting mostly the hands and feet.
It occurs generally in infancy, but II
may come on at any age. II II not
accompanied with loss of console s.
ness or fever; 1t may be primary af-
lection, or It may be associated with
ricketts,, infectious diseases. digestive
disorders and 20 on The treatment
must be directed 70 the cause OF tet-
any. In most cases thu bromides are
appropriate. Hot baths are useful In
this condition. Tetany. by thu way
~ not the same thing NJ tetanus. OF
lockJaw.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25
HARRY'S WIFE vs,f nsss.
VULGAR in THE EY OF THE SUPER
YOUNG

dren so much that everything she does
for them is a Joy"
II guess | am pretty cold propo-
sition." laughed Bertha.
"As / said. IL you feel that way
about children, you had better arrange
to be away during Easter week.
called Mrs Folsom as Bertha closed the
door behind her.
ITO be continued.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25
DAILY LESSON IN HISTORY.
Ono Hundred Years Ago Today.

One Hundred Years Ago Today.
1S16-Act of congress appro-
priating $S,000,ooO annually for
eight years, for the general in
crease of the navy.
Seventy five Years Ago Today.
1sf1-The rapid spread of the
Young German" movebent re-
suited in many Of it's leaders
being placed under the ban of
the German Bundesrath.
Fifty Years Ago Today.
1866-Austria urged a mutual
misunderstanding in the Sehles-
wig Holstein question. and in
Dictated the concessions which
she was ready to make to Prus-
sia.
Twenty Years Ago Today.
1S91-Rey. DIR. Talmadge's
new tabernacle in Brooklyn was
formally opened.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25

face of the thing admitting the correctness of the figures
is evident either that the army officer paid too much
that the civilians working alongside him paid
little And in addition it is not very plain why
der forty entitled to pension Of $4,000 from the gov
eminent
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25

Us Mabel coming with the children
to spend the Easter vacation?" asked
Bertha Folsom, coming into the living
room dressed for the street in hand
some new broadcloth suit.
Il have invited them. Why?" Mrs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25
One Year Ago in the War.

April 25, 1915-Allies landed
army on GallipOli peninsula and
began general attack on land
and sea on Dardaneles fortifica-
TONS. Both sides claimed ad-
vantage in the battle around
Ypres. British battieship Tri-
umBh hit by three shells in the
Dardanelles. Gear visited the
captured city Of Przemysl. Ca
nadians reported to have lost so
Officers in three days fighting
north OF Ypres.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25
INSOMNIA.
rAas calsa.a q depofed

TAts ees~a depofed 70 disease
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25
BARpER,s ITCH.

T. ID. writes. For several months
now | have had Itchy sores on my
chin; these sores are perforated BY
hairs, I have used . great deal OF
ointment for this trouble. and yet !
cannot sse rad of 1t.
Answers You have what doctors
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25
0 . . o . o Q v O
NOTICE.


NOTICE.
Subscribers who are expect
ing the four magazines, Home
.1ifd, Tho Ho eEold, Farm Life
and Wcm&n's Word, will re-
ceiVe their first issue Of their
years 81 BIZ cription with the May
number which should reach
tt air address about A.ril 20.
Owing to the large number of
orders sent, the agency from
whom Ne order the magazines,
write that our orders cannot be
fill d until the May number, and
tina each subscriber viii receive
a full year. subscription from
thai dae.
G44PITAL NEWS PUB. co.
AdV.--tf
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25

schaffer, Portland: John Fry.
Horseshoe Bend; John McEsn I'd
Hayes, ]. p. Reed, Emmett
BRISTOL. Edwin Scamei, Geuge
Eoe, New Meadows; Thomas 0iBonrftt.
John o'Donnell, Hattie o'Donnell ZINE
A. r. Mcintosh, Ontario: George v.
Lyle, Richfield; Mr.. and Mrs. 8. :.
Ear~oss and family, Henry HeaHe.
Bull; Albert HawlSinson, Jerome; Al
thur II. Hays and daughter. Euna;
Paul Ross, M. H. Steele, Weiser: f. w
Bowman. Council; r. c. Snodgrass and
wife. Rupert Mrs. Claire Gollyhorn
Lyle, Mont; G. L. Sewer, Nampa; r
A. VIII, Spokane Hill Galloway
Roy Neibous, Mountain Home.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25

Citizens Coal Co. have moved from
1926 Main street to 10S No 9th street.
and will handle all kinds Of feed and
poultry supplies, garden seeds. Call
and get our prices on poultry and
stock foods.-Adv AIS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25

call sycosis. Rubbing In tons of ONT
ment will not cure your trouble, which
is germ invasion OF the hair fol-
ltcles IA which the hairs are rooted.
You have perhaps used a towel that
had been handled by atizen having
that disease. Every @air for an
eighth of an Inch in and around every
sore has got to be pulled out by means
OF tweezerss then soak your face in
hot water. after which rub In ONT
ment OF ammoniated mercury.
INSOMNIA.
q. 4. s. asks: / am getting on in
years and 7 suffer a good deal from
insomnia. Could you give me rem
edy7
Answer: I could not safely do this
without q knowledge Of your indtvld-
ual constitution. This is the office of
your family physician.
o ln
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-25


taking they gnawing burning sensation
PAIN breaspate; feeling tt
clothing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
MRS. DONALD M'LEAN DEAD
Was rnst Prcsident-GcncraI Of D. \. q.
Came Of Distinguished
Ancestry.

BALTIMORE. May la.-Mrs Emily
Nelson Rtchte Mclean. wife of Donald
Mclean. of New York. and past rrcsi j.
dent-Gcneral OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. died at a hos
p,tal here to-day. She was born in
Frederick. Md. ffty-scven years ago
and came "f distinguished ancestry.
Burial will bc in Frederick on next
Monday
Mrs. Mclean was brought to the hos
pital on April II from Norfolk. where
she had been visiting her brother-in
law Rear admiral Mclean. command
ant Of the Norfolk Navy Yard
Reside being II charter member cr
the national society OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution Mrs. Nc
Lean was n member of the Colonial
Danes Of America and a number of
other organizations. During her presi-
dency-seneral. from I?nJ Ia 1909. she
brought 10 practical couclusior .he
building OF Continental Hall At Wash
inston. y. c.. built entirely by the.
efforts OF women. as a memorial tn the
heroes and hcroincs of the American
Revolution. y fund established for
lectures on American history i'm Cont
mental Hall was named tho Emily Nell
son litchc Mclean Fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
TWO MEXICANs HANGED
EOR KILLING; AMERICANS

BROWNSVILLE. TEN, May H.
Jose BuenroStro and Melquiades Chapa.
McNicans. convicted of the murder of
- l.. Austin and his son, Charles. in
the MeXicap raids last fall. were
banged in the Cameron County Jail
to-day.
Announcement by Governor FerEu-
son at Austin last night that he would
not Interfere with the hangings made
execution of the death pcnalty certain.
Austin and his son were shot to
death when a band of fourteen Me1i-
cans raided the little town of Sebas-
lian last August s. The two Ameri-
cans we're captured by the raiders, car
rioi a short distance from the town
aud killed All tho raiders except
BucurrStro and Chupa escaped. Evil
deuce submitted at the trial last April
tended To show that Buenrostro fired
the fatal shots, while Chapa stood
guard near-by. Three American Wit
nrSses. whose lives were spared by
tho bandits, gave the principal testi-
mouy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
PROMISE TO TELL rAHABLE
TO THt. OrHFN FELLOWS

FIELD HEADQUARTERS. May 13
tNIa army motor truck - Columbus.
y. NJ. May l0.--A package arrived
here h% mail to-day. addrcssed:
For deserving soldiers of the punt
tive expedition"
The label on the box showed that
the contents came from women OF Fort
Worth, Tex. Three boxes of candy
comprised the entire contents. The
soldiers were pleased TO receive the
candy. which has been scarce here, but
there were several thousand men avail
able under the designation of "deServ-
ing soldiers" An old sergeant solved
the puzzle Of how TO disburse the
candy. saying:
we Will do it by parable, like the
ioaves and the fishes. We ten Will
eat the candy. and then tell the parable
to the other fellows"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
TO PURCHASE BLAIR SITE
Sundry Civil Bili. Reported to House,
Carries Approximation of Si5O,OG0
for isirhmOnd.
| s;perlal 10 Tile Times Dispatch.I

ISpcriai to The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON, May l3.-Thc sundry
civil appropriation bill reported
House to-day by the Committee on APP
propriationa. carries AN appropriation
of Si5o.0g", authorized tw" years ago
for the purchase of the Blair site for an
addition to the present Federal Build-
ing at I;ichmond.
The money will become available on
July /.
other Virginia items in the bill
as follows: For post t-Officc size at
Eucna Vista. $1,000; for construction
work on post office at t'ranklin, $40
0oN. for site OF post-offico at From,
Royal. S5,o0O; for work OIL Pu!as.i post
Office. Sl2,0oG; for work OH South Bus-
ton rost-office. $4,000: for Warren
ton post.oefice. 10000: for wayncs-
born post-officc. $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
INFORMATION SOLD TO
NuNITION MtNJF'ACTIUEUs

II was alleged this information was
sold TO muni;ion manufacturers Mes
SaScs taken from the Offices of j. r.
Morgan Co were alleged 10 have been
found IN tho Offices Of Seymour * Sew
mour. The officers admitted that turns
had worked in cooperation with the
police ~ the Seymour case
Mr. Woods devoted most of his time
10 detailing the methods used by the
police III tapping wires.
islation in regard to virc-tar-
ping by the police is legislation in be-
half Of law and order" said the com
missioner
II would he one OF tho police's most
potential Weapons. he said.
Commissioner Woods cited more than
thirty sensational arrests that wirc-tap-
ping had made possible Counsel for
the committee stated that Burns. his
son and four opera tives. one a woman
had been subpocnacd, but had suddenly
left town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
TO MAKE SHORT ADDRESSES
FROM REAR PLATFORM OF CAN

WASHINGTON. May 13.-Prcsident
Wilson. with Mrs. Wilson and a large
party left here tonight Tor Charlotte,
where he Will review parade and
speak tomorrow at the annual cce-
bration OF the Meckleuburg Declara
tion Of Independence. They Travelled on
- private car. attached TO the second
section OF regular train. The Prcsi.
dent Will make several short addresses
from the rear platform OF his car be-
fore arriving at Charlotte Green's
boro, y. c.. and Salisbury, " G.. are
among the places where he may speak
lie has received requests to make ad-
dresses at several other points. but time
is limited and all the invitations cam
not be accepted. The party will be
back in Washington early Sunday
morning.
The party with the President. in ad-
dition TO Mrs. Wilson. includes Sccrc.
tarE Daniels and Mr. Danielss aid. Com
nander Wuertzbaush. Secretary Tu-
multy. br. 7. Cary Grayson, the Prcsi-
dents naval aid and physician steno-
EraDhcrs and Secret Service men. SEN
ators Simmons and Overman and Repre-
sentative Webb. OF North Carolina.
made the trip OIL the same train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
no BRING SECOND PUNITIVE
ENPEDTFiOS OUT OF MEXICO
~ Inn

| SAN ANTONIO. May i9-Colonel
Sihlcy will bring the second punitive
expedition ont Of Mexico as soon as
I've can call together the scattered de-
tarhmcnts OF Troop y. Eighth Cavalry.
which dctachmentS have been scouting
fifteen miles in advance OF Troop s.
the other half OF Major Laushornc's
command. General Funston received a
dispatch To that effect from Colonel
Sihlcy at II o'clock Tonight.
Siblcy reported that LanShorne's
men had penetrated into the mountains
below Eoquiilas. distance of 135
miles. 10 Sierra Elanca. General Fun
Ston said that III view of tho rescue OF
pccn,cT and Payne. and the difficulty
and danger of the troops going farther.
with an absolute lack OF forage and
the scarcity OF water in that region,
Colonel Sibley was following instruc-
tions in returning; 10 the Rio Grande.
Colonel Sibley gave further details
of the one sliirmish OF the campaign.
lie said four MeAicans were wounded
aud two captured. one Of the wounded
il son of the Carranza commander
at Sierra Mojadu
Arrival OF the sixth Cavalry at Co
!umNiis to-day is not to he interpreted
pS the beginning OF the withdrawal OF
General pcrshinr's column, according
to General Funston.
II ordered the Sixth back four days
ago $aid General Funston tonight
have cavalry Of the border patrol In
the Big Bend country. The Sixth will
rntrain tomorrow, and Will detratn mt
tour patrol bases Sierra Blanca, Maria,
.N!pi" and Marathon, Colonel GastonS
headquarters viii he At Maria: hut ths
entire regiment Will be placed along
the river for patrol duty"
General Funston said Colonel Sibiey's
column which went in after the Glenn
Springs raiders might be expected back
1T the Rio Grandc any day. Colonel
SiblcNs two troops and machine-2un
troop of the Fourteenth Cavalry Will
he sent 10 y mcw locat.ou for patrol
i"tN, Il place tot Ne' announced. wntis
Major Langnorne's tHo troops of the
EiGhtn Cavalry viii go back to Fort
Eliss at El Paso. The troop of tho
Eighth now at Sierra Blanca will also
go back to. Fort Bliss.
The sixth Cavalry was one of this
last regiments sent in from Columbus.
and II did not get beyond Colonia Dub
Ian No longer needed to relieve che
cavalry OF the advance columns. 1t has
been called hack for the ar,.uous patrol
duty along the Bis Bend. which can bs
done only by cavalry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
VIOLENT FIGHTING.
On THE $E,ItDl\ t;Un> ~


PARlS. May ls-violent hshtinr on
large scale was resumed on tho ycr.
dun front last nigh, Two fresh diyi-
tions OF German troops attacked
French positions at .tNocourt wood and
h!ll So4, west OF the Mcusc The War
ONCE announce the attacks in the
main were unsuccessful although The
Germans obtained It footing in :, small
post south of hill @s7. which lies Just
10 the east Of Avocourt wood
The Germans attempted to rccapturc
the small fort on the northeast slope
Of hill 3o4, which the French took on
the preceding dav, but ;hoir effort
failed
Infantry iiEhtina was confined for the
most part tn the sector west of the
Meuse. East of the river and in the
Woevre the artillery WAS active.
The official statement says that the
troops employed 10y the Germans in
their attacks had recently been sent
to the Nerdun front
Sublieutenant Navarro. one of tho
best known French avia,ors. who re.
Gently engaged in Il fight with five Ger
man aeroplancs, brought down his
tenth machine in an aerial combat at
Dolante, in tho Argonnc.
The text of the statement follows.
I'm the western part of the Areonne
region the enemy has cndcayored 70
penetrate A small salient of our line
at point near st Hubert This at
tempt was made after the explosion Of
a mine. Our curtain Of fire checked
the Germans decisivcly and they were
thrown back into their trenches
'On the left bank of the River Mcusc
yesterday evening German forces re-
newed their attacks in the vicinity OF
Avocourt wood and hill sol These at
tacks were Of extreme violence. I'm
them participated large numbers of
men belonging to two divisions re-
Gently arrived on the field The enemy
found it Impossible to diSlodce us from
our positions in the Avocourt wood
and west Of hill 30i. Nevertheless. on
the center the enemy were able to oc.
cupy small work south of hill 2S7.
Several endcavors to continue their
progress at this point were definitely
checked by the French fire On the
northeast slope of hill aoi an endcavor
to recapture the small fort taken by
us yesterday resulted In failure.
''On the right bank Of the River
Meuse and in the Woevrc district there
was moderate activity on the part OF
the artillery.
Enemy aeIoplanes during the night
Of May 1919 threw down three bombs
on Gerardemer. The material damage
was insignificant. y German aeroplane
was brought down yesterday by one OF
our pilots near ST. Menehouid: the
enemy aviators were taken prisoner.
Continued on Second Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
Page to Make Inquiry
Into Lynch's Sentence

WASHINGTON. May t3.-Ambas-
-ador PnEr Ht London cabIed the
Stnte Department Tonight that the
scntencr of Jcrcminh 4. Lynch, the
naturniiLcd American, convicted of
completely In the Dublin uprising.
hnd not been confirmed. but that In
accordance with Instructions from
Hc"rctar! lansing. tho British gov
ernmcnt had hr-n asked TO suspend
the inflfctlob Of my punlshmcnt
pending an investigation.
Ambn''ador Pn0r will inquire intp
the cnnc. and. upon his report, will
depend amy future steps in behalf of
Lynch. The American government
can only insist thnt no sentence be
executed until there hns bcep n fuir
trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
BLAME "MovIE" OPERATOR
Jury Finds Lcni.ing GnsoIinc Tank
Caused Fire "t Picture Thcater
nj Wnllncrt0Hn.

NoHFoLE. VA. May la--NegIi-
Sence WAS responsible for the moving
picture theater fire at wallacetown
OF the night Of May 10. which resulted
In the death OF twenty-five negro
spectators, according to verdict re-
turned Tonight by a coroner's jury in
vestigatinC the disaster.
They declared that the fire WAS
ligentlG used by the operator, c.
caused by leaking gasoline tank neg
Golden, negro. warrant has been
issued for his arrest. Wallacetown is
about ten miles from Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
MINISTER KILLED BY AUTO
bc'' d. u. FoERirity. of First Prcsby-
tcrlnn Church. IInwesvilIc, Ky.
Victim of Fatal Accident
gSpcciai to The Times. pispa,ct

lENINGTON. Ky. May l9.-The Rev.
). 1t. Fosairit!. pastor of the First
presbyterian Church at HaweSyiIle
NY. was struck hv an automobile to.
day and killed While preaching last
sunday he denounced persons who 30
automohiling on the Sabbath
Miss EVELYN Wells. whose automobile
was said 10 have struck him. is almost
craZed from grief.
Mr. foeairity was formerly pastor OF
large church in New Orleans, but
resigned TO come to kentucky and be
near his son. who is studying for the
ministry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
Germans Will Not Reply
10 Last American Note

WAsHINGTON, May fD.--Ger-
many, considcrinE the submarine
controversy with the United states
cfoHcd. hns determined to make no
rcsponre to the Inst American note
upon the subject. Information to
this effect In contained In confdcn-
tial ndvices received here from
Berlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
VILLA NOW OPERATING IA
UNDER ASSUMED NAME

FL PASo, TEN. May la.-Francisco
villa is operating. south of Parral un-
der an assumed name, according to a
story current in chihuahua City. aud
brought here to-day by travellers.
They said the bandit who was called
AuSustin Garcia, had gathered Il force
"f 900 men in the neighborhood of
EcriaS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
HEAR HOPEWELL CHARGES
GRIND Jury Is Investigating AIIcsa.
lions of Graft Among ON
- Clnls Of Town

PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE.
VA. May 1a.-Judec T. r.. West. i'm tho
County Circuit Court to-day, ordered
special grand jury to investigate
charges Of graf among Hopewell OF.
ficials. The jury heard number of
witnesses to-day. and is expected to
complete It's work Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-20
ITALIANS RETIRE
IN TRENT REGION
Forced to Withdraw From Por-
tons of Lines Under Heavy
Bombardment.
IN PROGRESS FOR THREE DAYS
Geralans Make No Infantry At
taoks From Newly Won Posi-
ton in Verdun Section.
IN PROGRESS FOR THREE DAYS

Under the heavy pounding "f the
Austrian artillery. Italian forces have
been compelled to withdraw from por-
ttons OF their lines in tho region of
Trent. which had boon bombarded for
three days.
The Italians. however. have occupied Il
further Austrian positions In the Ade-
me!lo zone, capturing prisoners. mate :
rial and provisions
During the day tho Germans made no
infantry attacks from their newly won
positions on the left bank Of the Meuse
N the Nerdun region, according to
'ari@ The artillery struggle. however.
continues most violent on the front of
tho Avoccurt wood. hin 3ot and I.o
Mort Homme
lhe Russian advance IL! the Caucasus
'heater is meetin: with more active
resistance from the Turkish force
'"nFtantinoplc claims that attacks L.,
'hc Russians In the region Of Bills and
banprt were reruIscd. Petrorrad re-
por'F only iusirnifican' cncountcrs''
along the entire front Lord Hober,
'eci'. British Minister cf War Trade
INFORMED the Associated Press tha, AN
agreement has been reached h.twoor
treat Bri'ain aud Sw"den, and ,,r.
w" tension between tho two co,Ir,rie e
over the shipping question and tho sol
Hure or malls has been settled
All The passengers aud crow ~ ~.
french ccastinE steamer Mir. were
iost when that vessel va. -,irl. ar, ~, :.
- according 10 Narscillcs dispa;ch