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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-19
Washington

Senator Works, Republican, Califor-
mia, introduced a resolution in the SEN
ate at Washington authorizing and di-
recting the president to intervene in
Mexico to establish and maintain a
government there until it is safe to
withdraw 1t was referred to the for
eign relations committee.
At the cabinet meeting held in
Washington it was decided that the
present policy would be maintained
and General Carranza would be de-
pended on to punish the Villa bandits
who killed American citizens. Officials
close to the president declared the adj
ministration had no intention Of
armed Intervention in Mexico at pres
ent. The view was reiterated that
Carranza should be given an oppor-
tunity to demonstrate his ability to
restore order.
It was stated on authority at Wash
ington that this government will not
take any action as a result Of Alfred
Clarke of the Fifth United States in
fantry being taken off an American
ship at Kingston, Jamaica, by the
British authorities and examined as to
his nationality.
Eduardo Suarez-Mujica, Chilean am
bassador to the United States, has re-
signed his post, it was announced
officially at Washington. He wishes
to return to Chile to give his attention
to personal interests.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-19

The Record says:
At the annual meeting of the Cass-
vile bank Of this place which was
held on Monday evening, January 10,
at their banking rooms, they cut a
nice melon in the way of dividends be
sides carrying $1,000 to their surplus
fund, now making the surplus $4,000
or 10 per cent of their capital stock.
Relatives here received word that
little Wilma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Nickles of Dubuque, is we'll on
the road to recovery following an OPP
Grafton recently for the removal of an
abcess on her lungs which developed
from a severe attack of pleurisy and
pneumonia. For a time her life was
despaired of, hence the news of her
gradual recovery is most encouraging
and satisfying.
Mr. and Mrs. John Habermann, ac-
cOmpanied by their son Hans, and lit
tie daughters, Rosie and Ethel, ar
rived Monday from Osterdock for a
visit with the John Habermann, ST.,
and Frank Eckstein families and 9th
er relatives here. They stopped in
Dubuque for few days visit. They
left Wednesday for Lacrosse where
they will visit briefly and will also
relatives in Glen Dale and West Sa-
lem ere they return for a more exz
tended stay with relatives and friends
in Cassville.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-01-19
Mexican Revolt

Generals Jose Rodriguez and Al
media we're executed at MADEIRA short
Iy after their arrest, according to a
dispatch received at the Mexican con-
sui from Gen. Jacinto Trevino.
Martial law has been declared In
Ell Paso. Raids by United States sol
diers on all places frequented by Villa
adherents followed the report of the
capture of Generals Rodriguez and Al
media and the execution of the latter
by American miners and Carranza sol
diers in the MADEIRA region.
Seventeen Americans, returning to
their mining camp in Chihuahua, were
taken from a train so miles west Of
Chihuahua City by bandits, supposedly
led by Gen. Jose Rodriguez, stood
naked tlong the track, and only one,
Thomas NJ. Holmes, escaped to send
message telling of the fate of the
others. The men were shot to death.
Typhus fever has broken out in
Juarez, Mex. The disease, according
to an authoritative report, has been
raging for several days. Eight to ten
deaths have occurred during the last
few days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

question goes honlnd mere dersrt-
mental wish % Involve, tho onnsutu
ununl right ~ 'r,c speech
'plouo. Tnpmpsons mention ~ sr,rc-
uf Daniels uHue brought hirt. from
pnft of the house
Hens Nut'rdAm Rni William "
Slayton Vt Now York alta .h,i the sec.
r"tarl = POSITION and Reutcfdahl de-
clafcd tha' 'Vho'oSalc gtgsing n navy
officers docs not come originally from
ne navy department. but from the
White House
Admiral fiskc pointed out that In this
country congress alone decides what ves-
srls shall be- built and now many Off
Gers and mon shah wear the uniform
II Il true he said. that they
consult N" report of the secretary OF
The nav, nnd ash The opinion. of some
naval offir"fr. and the advic, ~ the
naval officers is not so valuable possi-
hly. is II might be-. for the reason that
u is irresponsible since the advisers
Themselves know thai it Will no, bc
taken very seriously
\ NJ naval policy TOT the United
states required said Henry a. Wise
W""i ~ New York nu Atlantic fleet
superior to that oi German, Pacific
fleet superior to that of I,psn and
protection for the Panama canal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
Crafts Committees and Off,
CiaIs OF Construction
Company Confer.
DIFFICULTIES PUT UP
TO BUILDERS OFFICES
WOrkingmen Mapping Other
Moves TO Be Taken II
Settlement Fails.

4 subcommittee appointed from the
committee composed Of representa- Ives
Of each craft which struck At the state
capitol. late Tuesday visited officials
Of tho Stewart Construction company
~ the capitol and presentod the case
OF the lhhorins men 20 the employers.
While no promise was given the men
that the conditions which caused IN"
general resignation ~ every man on the
lob Monday would be relieved was given
them by the oniclAk. II Ia understood
that tho matter has been taken mp with
tho headquarters Of the Stewart com
pany and that something definite viii
be announced within few hours
Wednesday the committee which Mon
day visited Governor Robert l. Williams
and laid the case of the Workmcn before
the states chief executive convened
twice in the offices NJ the oklahoma
s,ato federation OF labor to mnp ont
further moves In the campaign NJ the
lsborers to secure what they consider
their rights and mass meetings wer"
held In the T N 4 hall for the same
purpose
The situation on the capitol job re-
rnsincd "wednesday exactly ~ n was
Monday after every man quit Not n
stroke Of work was accomplished and
no information M 10 what was cont"m-
plated came from the stewart company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
TIME FOR SUGAR
AGREEMENT BRIEF
Substitute for Repeal ReSO-
luton Goes TO Joint
Conference.

wAsruNuruN. Ami o. Tho SUGAR
tariff bil passed hl tnr senate bi"
rucsda, hy q vutc ri ~ Goo 1'. vent 'o %
conference " the two ho..rf vhsis p
shstp couiicy,fs, over tN0 measure De-
In prospect
The bill H " substitute Tor the house
ftre sugar repeal resolution and would
extend ihv dui, NJ I cent pound on
sugar until Ma, T. 1890 Oppon,nis lri
nv the Louisiana senators fought IN
vain Tor the house fiat REPEAL rou'rrb
ina that the senate measure would not
restore confidence tn thr suFat Ftuvrfs
II h hllN expected that the house rpn.
tef"os will insist upon their mstsu',
Unless n conference agreement n
reached aud passed before MAY I sugar
will ~ on the frre u.i until such iius
~ the repeal ~ iht extension W th,
du,y can be made effective
An ennt' ht senator Works ~ yaN.
fnrnia 10 amcnd the blll sn ss H. In
crease the duii On Lemons and other
citfW fruits Was defeated a. ~ ln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
CARRANzISTAS
y RoU1 OUTLAWS
10 Bandits Killed; General
Reyes May Have Been
Involved in Skirmish.

ToRlEN Mexico. Npfil ii-tvia ~
rsso Junction, April i'l-pctsils ~ a
NNc. hour hattie between the Caftsnta
garrison n, passic. DURANGO and nm NJ.
tsckinS force composed " Cnntrrtas and
Csnicefot bandit. we're brought here
"Wednesday The outlaws fled IN dis.
order Into the hills ~ tho Nasas dis,tir,
after losing seventy kined. n " reported
The de fscto troops had four dead
The battle took place SUNDAY First
feport were that the attacking force
vas commanded b, ucnctsl Canu,o
Reyes
As negotiations have been under way
Tot the surrender ~ General Reyes un.
~ an amnesty grant, hitter alsappnInt.
ment was expressed hy rsttabss offs.
csais The surrender of psy.. was ss.
rected TO cripple the Nliis rsu.. In the
netahhothood ~ rureon and DURANGO
The hsht was reported To have teen
ptectri,ated when the safrNon fired on
the troops oi General Rsys. a. thsv
approached under an agreement for psac~
negotiations The latest details however.
sccm 10 show that Reyes 10 M, impiI.
Gated and there are s,ill hnpc, that h.
VIII cease warfare sssins, General Car.
rsoss
A soldier sent 10 treat srme M the
wvindcd mon brought hack new. ~ The
hattie lie said Contrers. and rsplre.
roe attackers we're subjected IN vi,het,ns
fre from the ssfflson and fled In d,s.
order Hs arrived In time 10 coun, tho
hrd'es ~ seventy oi the outlaws scs,
tered over the hattie ground Ar-,s
the dead we're a colonel and q captain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
IT'S WRONG TO
TEMPT HUGHES
Senator ProClaimS Wrath Over
a Certain Presidential
Boom.

WASHINGTON, Nptll ~ senator
Works, republican "Wednesday coupled
an attack on the army blll with DO.
nunclntion ~ politicians who ho dc.
rhrcd. were trying tn tempt Justice
hughcs with presidential nomination
Partisan rolitlus,' declared tho cal.
Wu'nia senator. Is ruthless In IT, de.
mands and invsdcs the mos, sacred prr.
clnc,s Of the national government II H.
'eehlns place and nclf and power. whsr
ever and Whenever \, can find cntronce
Jus, nov u 10 attempting 20 invade
the supreme court oi the United g,atcs
N IL presenting to member ~ that
body the steates, temptation that could
he offered tn an American ci,iten. to
surrender his place on the henrh and
become a candidate iur political office
Thls attempt tn bflnr the hlshest IN
drlal tribunal NJ the ruuntt, ~ an,
member ~ " into politics should hh
resented NO, only by shc member 60
whom the tempting offer IL made. hu,
hy the whole country"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
CHEMICAL
SUPPLIES SCARCE
War Works HardshIps Upon
Industry. Which Con.
serves Stocks.

C'm'p 'riHuHsfs Hre aonr io uff,r
n''ufr Iuur I' American chemists ar,
uUIhl, 'u compound two chemicals ue.,s.
wriI uH htHfu.HnUu.,. vhi,h are
us'd BOO ihr i,,rIvwur uf NEGATIVES and
also in rnFnInF ll.t lud whit, paper
prints
Tho w'iurs wupI. uf these chemicals
will be- exhausted within iHu neat six
v"gtv according tu report. although local
druggists say the, have enough un hand
in hs' about sN months lloN,ycr.
they ~" refusing fn srU any. stating
that ihrv desire 'D keep n Tor their own
finishing work
Tho two chemicals used in hs bought
n iHr pound Sow NJ the, an he
h"urH' Hi 800 q N hv ih, ounce The
scarcity is tl8mri uu 'r, European var.
which bi in' v1rt sent 'n, prU, uf me
chemicals -r,vHri ami now tuf,tfyr- the
Photographic, iudus'r,
% is said inlf American chemists must
iud substitute M amateur and vfuir-.
sinnal rhuiUgrHph,r must auu Nstoi
aud hdfupYiuHunr Nfr mHHr onh In
1ofwHW Consequently snUr ih, rui
break NJ tho var more than eighteen
months arr ihrfs has boon un new Stp,k
~ these chemicals received In America
Nriul vhirh suli when husiiliirs rum
mrnr,d fuf 80. puuui rpa rurr ~
$50 rsr u0unl l,drruuuuonc has
SCARED from pm cents iu iln psr round
An The hr chemical houses have 90.
ports fmuiIrell, striving to invent u sub.
rttutr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
OFFER TO FIGHT
RECEIVED BY U. S.
Oklahoma Guards Spirit Ap-
preCiated by War
Department.

The uflHhuml national rlri mny h
bmous in, Nri io shoulder ARMS ir
event uf iuuhI, with N,Ni,u Trr inl
lpWlus .'ttr' has been received %, Ron
t"srrn',, William ~ NurrO from %
T. Mccain. tijutunt general off The =
$ army, With Headquarters 90 Washing
ton
In rrspons" io ,our letter ~ Nrfl
Z. 1915. addressed iN tho Secretary
NJ NHr, IN witch YOU state that 'h"
oklahoma national guard. ana rofiic.
uatiy one NJ Is Officers. Colonel
Roy v Hoffman. ~ Oklahoma Ci'y,
desires that they be among the first
called Out IN tho event NJ trouble
IN Mexico I ha,e tho honor 10 M.
form YOU that Nouf letter mF been
referred today 10 the chlrf division
" militia affairs to whose office
the matter pertains
Tho department greatly brrfrri
atcs tho spirit witch prompted this
oftcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
RESTING RIFLE OVER
WlFe'S HEAD BANDIT
SHOT HUSBAND DEAD

7NEHSHlNG'S CAMP At THE
~ FRONT IN MEXICO. April io
u tNiA Acr0ylnne 10 Columbus,
\ " ApNl l21-rwo widows
Of Cnrrnu2n officers slain .hN Nilln
near here passed through cHmp to-
day cu route To Chihuahua une yr,H
Sonora lnnoconto luyicrn, ngcd 10,
aud the other Sonorn LomAs Milan,
aged 20 -
II wished to kin villa mysolf '
said Scnorh WivirrR. $50 they are
sending mo away from this part ~
the country
scnorn Riviera had been married
three months when her husband WAS
killed by Nilla's forces AZ Guerrero.
Tho other young woman, sonora
Milan had been In San NridrO 90 u
Sunday night dance from which Eh"
was returning. accompanied hy her
husband. lieutenant colonel. when
some OF Nllla's men came upon them
Scnpn MILAN IL short. her husband
wRs tail \ villa officer resting his
rifle over her h"nd as she sought 10
protect her husband. shot him dead
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
flIVVER GETS HIM
IN BAD AT HOME

= VI Anderson, ,t, building commi.
siopcr. was IN bad rcpuie with tho rest
Of his family Monday for running his
new niyyct over tho family flower gar
don. from tho mIry depths ~ which II
had to he oNtrcltcd with the aid of y
passing horse
Tuesday he was srain thrust into dis
favor when he dtov" the rptilcr into IT,
roosilns place one ~ tho doors IN the
nivvet WAS open. unknown to the pet-rlr.
ins operator, and when the machine was
finally Installed In tho newly constructed
niVVrt hoS the door IN question was
hins outside on the rround. having been
Knocked off nv tho side of the huN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
IMPORTANT BILL FACES
DEATH By FlllBUSTER

WASHINGTON. Nmu q Tho rivers
1nd h,fhUH appropriation biU carving
tin non.onn rpsssi h, the nous, isi, Tues
d1r went Goo ihr senate W,iussis,
where ii ia expected io meet With mtih.
,f urrnf.i.rn last 1rsfs mii mot death
b, in.bsi'f n tb, s,nsis and M, ump
Eum vHs sHhs,fihri iu t,ks cate uf ,,.
irtinr pfnirUta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
ONE OF OU PONT
PLANTS WRECKED
Explosion Wrecks Mill in West
Virginia Killing Two Chill.
dren and Man.

ptNEtlELp. " Va Arril " Thres
persons Vrtu kills'. Workman and tva
children when ihr plant " the nu Point
Powder ,rmpan, eight miles from here.
VU blown iu pieces hN four explosions
sRfiY " WyduJ sdaN
Tho children we're huried IN the tulns
" their hnwe near the powder mill
MANY buildings we're wrecked In the
vicinity ~ ,he explosion
The five, and mosi seyere explosion
entirely wrecked N. hulifins In whlas
n occurred
Tho succeeding explosions were be.
net,l in have hssn caa~.i ny flying
onhDfs ani vsfs ~ less intensity
Tho plant haf hrrn working DAY ard
nirhi on paf uftiefs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
TROUBLE Az eANtoS. MINOR

SHANGHAI. Anil Nc uinrf disturb.
anres IN the Uuii,inr Jsifirts NJ vsn-
TON between fv,ulutinrsfies and iafse
fofrrs NJ iunr KNnnr government .nf
hwanr TurI are frrnftri iu Nt due in
mlsunlsfsian1lnrs Witch ihr commander
ri th" fespsriitr infces afe tninl "
remove
The financial rfuhlsm is hecnmins sruis
vinr tn ihn hci that thr rsymsnt oi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
GEORGIA REPUBLICANS TO
SEND TWO DELEGATIONS

ATLANTA. Arfn is g,orrI, rrruh
li.ans vn s.ri 'vH ssrsisir irirrsiIrra
tn 'ho national Uun. tntinn iu ,h.san
nrlts s1'rs rffHrfri "Wednesday In NJ,
con tnl NltNiH. each convention yisi,u.
INK to represent thp rsfi, In ihis state
ThTfU have h.Ur Hn Infiratiuna that
either will instruct us df'sratc. tH.si
issues afo s1h in b. lafrelt rtsponsliis
iuf tho diff.ftnrrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
TWO KILLED nv TRAM.

CoLtMnrs ohio Apfi ~ M
Charles '. uilliam. superintendent NJ the
Columbus stat" hospital fnt the insane
and Miss Elizabeth scmerilie social
worker In the Columbus tuberculosis
hospital. we're KILLED TuesdA, nisht when
the automobile IN witch they vsrr I'D
ina vas struck h, = rrnnsyivania ,rrln
a, ufsnd View SSens wes, ri thls ci,v
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
GERMANY ADMITS
TORPEDO|NC BUT
CLAIMS LEGALITY
Sinking of Four Vessels Ac-
knowIedged But Doubt ey-
pressed as 10 Sussex.
tpy Wireless 20 Associated prs.s. from
suaW Cbrrespcndertl

BERLIN. Apfli n-tny wircie,. "a
SayNille The German reply ~ the
American note concerning tho damag
Ing ~ sinking ut five steamships con
talns m, satemen, that the steamers
Ensllshn,sn. Eagle Point, Manchester
Engineer and nerwindvale were de-.
.,toyrd hy uerman submarines rvl-
dence l. presented 10 show that these
vessels we're totpedned legally In ac-
rotdance with the rules cf wat
The note states that a German sub.
marine ,ufreiocd q steamship In the vi
clhlty NJ the place ~ which the crn.s
channel steamship SUSSEX vas damaged
by an explosion, hu, that evidence q,
hand Indicates that the vessel tctpedoed
by the submarine was no, the sussss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
DUTCH SHIPPERS DECIDE
TUBANTlA WAS T0RPED0ED

AMSTERDAM. Arril 70 -fva london
The Dutch shipping council which was
entrusted hy the government with the
official investigation Of the sinking Of
the Dutch shirs raiembans aud thr tn.
bentin finds tha, both ships were tor
pedoed InlimAlion II given that Ger
man submn rins- we're responsible
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
LARGEST SUBMARINE COMPLETED,

NEW YORK. Aptn I? tn, larees'
Submarine In tho United St0'es navy
Ill. the first oi series of seven " that
type was turned over to tho command
ant of tho rh,flcs,ovn navy yard Tues
day She 10 iio feet over nll and In.
stead of the usual rounded how ~ pre-.
vious models. no. an ordinary ships how
which IL expected to add materially to
her speed Her equipment includes -four
torpedo tubes She viii he propelled b,
I'll burning engines The other .is boats
Of the l. type will h. ready for delivery
hefor. hriy l. \, Ia said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
100 BARRELS GASOLINE
FROM 115 BARRELS OIL

HAkEHsFtrLn. Cai. Apr,i "a --ss,
N hhiishmsni u refinery under severu.
msnt sanction Ia demonstrates .ssmmsss
dlally 'hs Riiman process n converting
crude oli ~ lov sfsviiy into sssolln. ~ss
discussed b. the California independent
uh ptciers' sseney here wednesday.
such plant has be"n established q, las.
rsr wyo u ls s.id Kern river ~ vsn
sSh 100 esrtee ~ sssoiins from sjis
hsnsls Of uil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
IMMENSE INCREASE IN
SUBMARINE ACTIVITY

BERLIN April tvia London, Tho
growth IN Germany submarine warfare
T. shown. according to estimates pub.
Hshcd here. by the fact that NJ .oOo tons
~ merchantmen ~ countries NJ war With
GERMANY have been destroyed since
April ~ compared with 10000 tons for
the month NJ January. 10000 tons fof
February and 100 .O0or tons frf March
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
AasupltloN CROSSES L,Nt

LAREDO. Tp,as Aptn " Three
hundred and ihifi, nine thousand
ruunds ~ rife ammunition srd twenty
iNr thousand pounds IT dynamite inr
the d. fsrto government wac sent inip
MrSicn fr,m ,hi' rolnt Tuesday. n vas
announced Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
German EvinCe No 0iminutlon
Of ArdOr in Effort to
Take French Key.
FIGHTING TUESDAY WAS
HEAVY BUT INDEClSIVE
Spring Opens With Artillery
Actions Along the Greek
Frontier.

LONDON Npru J., In caur'ues
wood. just ves, o' me Mcuss river. an
other attempt to break the French line
defending vordun Was made wednesday
morning hy German troop. Tho official
communication from Paris SAYS the pt-
tack was tcpulsed East Of the river
ihefe was no infantry fighting during
the night. although the artillery kept
up its inccssant 're
The official French statement SAYS the
German losses IN Tuesdays fighting
we're very heavy Press dispatches from
pafN GiNc praise 10 the German sol
derS who after nearly two months ~
the ncfCcst fighting keep up the strug
gIr with no visible dlmrutiou ~
courage and afdof The French. too.
sustained the shock nf battle with no
evidence NJ fatigue and the ttrusflct Nor
Ncfdun goes on with no signs Of M
ending
Fighting on Greek Frontier.
After winter " inactivity the Greek
frontier heavy fighting is now under
way although apparently Il is s'Ili con
fined principally tn ARTILLERY actions An
NJ th' capture of fortified pnsliiou ht
the G,fmanic allies hyi ~ ilf hs o.
indicated, no large bodies ~ iunuir
have u'cn engaged.
Tho destruction ~ Rritish shipping,
which b. causing concern IN ENGLAND
continues The senator. new british
500 ton steamship. has been cent To-
the bottom The crew is believed ,n have
ho-n rescued
official investigation of tho sinking
" the Dutch steamships Tuhantia and
palcmhsng has resulted IN n iindlnE that
both we're torpcdocd
Spain In Suspense
Spain q, awaiting information before
deciding i,s course In respect 10 the sink
ing " the spanish steamship SAntandr.
fino. with the loss of four lives The
snn,Nndctino 10 reported unninciallN 20
have been sunk by submarine. hut
Premier RomRnoncs expressed himself
ns reluctant to believe these reports
until thorough inquiry had been made
Meanwhile. he stated, preliminary In.
stfuctinns hNd been made to the span.
ish ambassador In nctlln
4 British Mesopoaminn force. com
posed ~ troops transferred from the
pardancllos were tepulsrd by Turkish
troops IN sAnsulnHfy battle lasting
sis hours near FclAhic ON Apul y. &c.
cordug to Turkish headquarters re-.
port dated April u Tho s,ntcmen,
adds that more than three thousand
dead British were counted after thr
battle