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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-05
MINERS. NOTIFIED
That.if They Do Not Return to
Work Monday They Will
Be Discharged.

BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Feb. s.
Officials Of the Lilley Coal and Coke
Company today notified S25 striking
miners that II they did not return
to work Monday morning they would
be discharged. Disagreement over
posts and rails provided by the COM
pany caused the strike last Tuesday,
since which time the miners have
added the demand of five cents for
bore holes. They are now being paid
two cents. The company is said to
have arranged to guard the mines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-05
! ARMY D MULES
Laden with Supplies Start from
San Diego for the Back
Flooded Country. I
tsv AssoeiArGp ssrss,

Y SAN DIEGO, CALI, Feb. b.
Twelve United States army mules,
each laden with 200 pounds Of sup
plies, are to start from here today
for the back country, which was de-
yastated by the recent GODS. RAJ
lions at several places were reported
to be running short. but because Of
the impossible ohditions Of the road
1t was not possible to despatch re-
lief.
More than $4,000 has been sub
scribed for the relief Of the food suf-
terets. ~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-05
SPAN|ARDS
Are Being Employed by Ger
mans to Lay Mines off
French Ports. +
,aY .ssoe,.rso .srss,

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Charges
that Spanish fishermen were being
employed by the Germans to lay
mines OF the French ports were made
today BY Ship Surgeon Ponez, who ar
rived here on board the French liner
Chicago from Bordeaux.
DIR. Ponez said that numerous
mines had been placed in the mouth
sof the Gironde river and that he saw
ID British and a Spanish ship blown
up in that peighborhood.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-05
BIG CREDIT BILE.
,srlAssee,AItb ps.,n

4 AMSTERDAM, Feb. ga Bucharest
despatch says that at Yesterdays sit
ting Of the Roumanian chamber the
minister Of finance Introduced bill
authorizing a supplementary military
credit of $4,000, 600
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-05
DECIDED LULL ON WAR FRONTS
MADE
TOBLOW BRIDGE
WAGES INCREASED.
AM Assoclntod press.l

PITTsBuRG, Feb. Give :
hundred workmen employed by
tho Pittsburg Plate Glass Com
pany at Ford City, Pa. and BY
the Heidenkamp Glass Com
pany at Springdalc, Pa, were
today notified OF an increase OF
ten per cent in wages. The
men affected are principally
laborers OF whom there Is Il
pronounced scarcity in tho dis
trict.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-05
TURKS DRIVE
BRITISH BACK
k++++++%++++++++l
GREEKS TO PAY.
(By Associated Press.0

ATHENS, Feb. 5.-The Amer
lean minister to Greece, Garrett
Droppers, has reached an
agreement with the Greek au-
thorities for immediate pay
ment of 100000 drachmas in
settlement Of the claim Of
Greece for the amount due from
the United States on payment
OF money orders. Henceforth
payments will be made at a
fixed rate Of exchange.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04

Ger,,iinftis sclprodea. gollte
5err &llor oer republifaniide 9anbi<
,pat ieilL Sen @err Gait nidgt neu,leu
,iponte2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04

len ser Mebrbcit bes @olfcs, bas bic
Qalt bes arie9es gu tragen lnb bie
Gpfer bafiir 81 b%rinsen bat. gs lit
nidbt in Der 9erfaIlnn 9, obcr in
benz 8eien pcs 8eides entbaltcr,
baB feine @escniaec slpildcn Golf nno>
Siiriten bciteben %Siiricn, ipp CO lid9 lin,
Srasen 0 Den scbcnsncrp Der Natis
on t~reffenber gcScutrng bnnbclt.
&irb min Der @iac be5 8ulfes bier
bel uns, ipo bas Soft lpuperm lit, in
gleid ectpiiicnbaftcr@eii beadtet. ipie
es in Eeutldlanb Ser SAT- iit'2, fragt
iebr ridtig bds "Seutlde ,sournaln in
0cip gprf. spieien vobnadHdc", oDer
ridtiser seiagt. ieibitilde Gripasungen
bier bieueiht nidt cine groBere Hone
ais in Ben @onardien GcltI6lanbs?
@iirbe Ser y8ar 2orb" in Gentld(anb
es tpagen, cinenStriee beraif5ubeidtpoz
rem, Inn feline neutrality-suspicious. gu
fDrbern, iptnn nelrn5ig Trosent Beg
beutlden golfes 0asegen Iinb? aDnnte
eine gepilIeHlo1e 9lutpfratic bas 9eutz
ide 8eih an ben Manb zines arieses
brinser, fir ben oas @plf feinen@ runb,
feline llrIade leben t0nnte2
3iele Sragen fani, man, Iptpcit es
Geutidlano betrifit, ectrot nit
y1einl" bed%,tiporten; pb man bas
nlld Bel nns FAM, miro bic nddltc 3eit
lebren. Sod boffcn lpir bas Sc tie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
Der golfstpiac als 2eititertr Der 2olitit.

9cutidlarb lit ein ats Mpnardieen
.auiammenseieeter 8unbestdnt. nit
,Mlsnabmc ser freien gtdbte, bic nl,r
'einen bcri1tpinbenb ~flei1cn Shell bcs
8eides biloen. Ser 8aiier. Ser glcids
5eitig gonperau BEG sr6bten 8unbesz
ltaates lit, miro in Ser pro : britilden
8reNe als .@ar 2orb", ais @ertreter
beg fdIimmifen Mbipll1tismlls, beHen
@anblutsen mn burd bbnafibe
gsrinaeuageu beltimmt' %nerben. berz
ildriecu.
Sic gercinigten Citation non Morb&
a,nerifa fins cine Gepublif. Sic Sou;z
.nerdnitat oes 2anbes rllbt i'm @oIte,
'6ag ieinen pbcriten geamten, leirten
'eriten @iener. ale bier Satire eripdblt.
-Dus SOL Tit Der g puberau Sic
.ies criteu @ieners. bcs Grdiioeuten.
Der 1ur1 Sic 8unbc5berfa1iung gebalz
ten lit, oiefcr Souperdrtitdt 8edn,l11g
gu frasen. Iud bas pirS llns in Mebe
unb ghrift in,nier ipieber berIiinbet.
SIZE Salbboot : Srage bat cine &ri~
lis 5piiden Sen heioen2anbern seidufe
fen. gs lit unnDthig. 81 erfldren, tper
bieie &rilis berbeigefiibrt bat; aenllg,
Tie lit 50. Cine frieNlthe 2Dlltng Ser
ariIis miro IN beiSen 2anbern se@
ipiinidt, in 9eutldlanb bauptiddlid
bon ser Mesieruns, in Imerita bauptz
bonn @olfe. 9as linb TbatIaz
d]en. Sic niemanb beltreiten fal,u.
l1nb. in fait leber 9epeide, Sic aug
f@cltIhrano in 8csllg al,f biele 4riiis
,bicr eintrifft. lieit man, bab bic oeltz
3lAe 8esieruna MIR big Su elmer seipil
len G,ren5e Der 3useltdnonillc aeben
lam. Sd Tie vfeinerlci &pnSeliioucu
n1ndben tnnn.sbic nit Dem golfstpillen
Til @ibcrlpruh lteben." Ser iose.lanls
tc .@ar 2prh" lnh Sic nerbiiubcten
ioeutiden Siirltcn beusen liiA pem 8ilz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04

~ Sic v&euter, 8ad)ridtenz Aeen@
tur miro int 2useu mlr bon Der
i sleeuee @apas" iibertrofien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
8ritannias 2ieb.
l. alter Sang NIT r1ellcm Sim

nE - -
alter Sang nit nellem, Sinn. J
Mlcin Sdab lit a Heuter, y
q 3euter mlb lein;
8dr'n mir nod n~erblduter,
@eg lDs er'a gar feinl
Ga Ia lal
Mein sdue is a sdreiber.
q Sdreiber mlB fem;
Mein'n sieg idreibt er. au Sag
Sns @dttlein binein.
Ga Ia lal
Meit1 sdnt is a 2ebrer,
q 2ebrer luibs lein;
CT lebrt ale 8uber!n
Seiu 2iisealatetn.
Qa Ia lal a
Mein Sdat lit a 8eutsr,
CT relltet nit fal1l
$40 IL y sN
Bon, Mtorsens bis abenbs
Sen 5dtptnbeImei'r Z @alll.
Ga Ia Ial
Mein g:dat is fem Snder.
8as bin id 10 frob, e
Cont bdisHen idon sele,
Sebt b. en Dpd no.
ga Ia lnl
Ct id1lpinocIt 10 s'idmeioig.
CT lilst gar 10 nett;
l1nb bic Germans fins neiOi9.
Die gDnaen mir'n nett.
90 la la!t.
*e,9ie v&eater- : 8ad)ridten= aeeu
:ur miro im 2Hgeu nlr bon Be.
! 9eence @opas" iibertrofien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
spafc Gbruns.

9us 5didfaf ntadt off redt idledte
@iee, iiber Sic man ipubriid nidt La
den lam. Gin t. III. t. 9anblturmIcutz
.nant anton. @u1,berlih fiibrt leine
2ellte ms Gefedt, er fiihrt tic sum an1
griff, sum Sturm unb Sunl Sieg. l1no
Ben Siegreiden faIlt cine &uscI. Seine
@elpentbat miro bDheren Cries 9enelz
set: CT erbalt Die SapferfeitSmeoaille
fir frii1ere Sbaten, erbdlt bas @siliz
tdrperOicnlttrells fir feline t,cuelte Chat
$50. unb als Sic Gbreuseideu bel leiz
mem Nesiment eintrafen lag Der
tapfere 0ffi5ier bereits slpef 8pden in
Der Eiblen grbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04
.Maa ertuabne ben .Dapenport Demo
Ser Scinufral
0eoranpct 1881
6eransecbcr: $. Slider grintiue So.
Estsrsd a. the postosftes at psv,upoyt
- Second Glass slater.

Der ySdelt4e .9emosrat", etnf1Ies1td
SonntagS. sllisgabe. feds Mlnlr1er, feSe Wodts.
, "a Gem. q. ole ,ea Mbo11Hsntea in bisfes stasf farr
WRtt ber Bot auberbalb Sci etnbt. nox r..
geIb etnenr a4oftamf. in ben Ser. gtaotea. "a.
n 1nh4,r, ooer wse1tco. $500 idbrltd BET RorauS:
pie eonataee . Masaabe, n1r bura bic gos
tdbrIi& $1.0OF BET BorauSsabiiii,e. -
Ser. n1albpddteutIibe 0emptrat.. burdb lie
Bolt tnnerbalb Der Der. Gta1fef unb 6urd6
5rtger tn Der Sta6t $3.50. Bel WorausaatIuifa
$22.0o; ta4 Canada $3.50. Mrb na& europa
Der ys85dbentli9e peutafrat".4 n atpei aebei.
len WittpodS ,tib .Sonnaben6s, ioftets inner.
lalb Der 8fr.! Stdaten 5000, nod Gn1aba iiitb
mao EUROPA $3.50 tdbrIi@' BET Worou9setIu1tg,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04

- Sic n@orlb" bersleidt Sic 3u=
itanhe in 9ubliu nit ben 3ultanben in
Megifo in Sen leeten Suacn Muberos.
@ie ltcbt's NIT elmer .freunold)aftlie
aen SiIieleiltuns". Serr Yraiioent?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04

tGeutihIano b@ctrifit, gctroIt nit
.9ieinl" bedntnorten; pb mon bas
nlld BEL ms, fann, miro sic naadltc 3eit
Iebren. Sod boffen mir bas 8eite.
8elitiide nro ,.npolitiide
{ @%anbgloiier.
- Sttnan,t gcgen bus 5raucnfimm
redts ENHANCEMENT, MaDntag, ben 5.
Sum-. =
49,
gor allen 9ingen bernadfailiet
es nidt 81 Hiunmen. 9enft an ben
81. Stunt 1882.
- 9as &robibitions : ENHANCEMENT
tmlrbe bamals aleenomnuctl, neil gu
bieIe reif II nj sc 8dbler in Der
iieonoerfuaN II d seitimmt botten.
- 9as Yrnbibitions : 8cieb tpurbe
1883 unsiiltig erflart. Sir taben aber
tpabrIdeinli6 obcr nobe5ll NIT 8epiBz
beit nadifes Sabr lpicheru,n iiber elm
g%robibitions Enhancement ab5uitimz
men.
-@enn @ontas iiber 4 @oden bas
Sralenitimmred}ts : ENHANCEMENT q NJ
9 e II 0 n, m { II lpiro, ipiro Sen f%reiii11z
nisen Mir9ern5ic saicoerltimmlng sbes
9robibitipns saamenpcmeints 1ebr<e T.
4pert lpenn niht uumDsIih
gemdGt.
u .
9arrnu5 freiimnige @iirscr.
itimmt al { din Montae, Ben s. SS1lni
lnb 5tpar g'elgce n bas 8rauenitimniz
redts \ A%menbentent.
- @a6t eih areua in Sag giered
Dor benz 8prtcl So. stimnt ol1f
ole Sale.
Iad nem GriebeusidluB miro
iih fir 8olbinaton 3eit finben, in
gfuhe gu iiberrleaglesnl. ob Der 9pipitalbeS
bnrf fir. sic Garmlpbeten Scr Central
madte bon gnslanb bate 5uriidsebal<
ten iuerben oilrfen oher nidt.
>
- Sic Gdladt, BET @erbun lei su
|gnbe melbetc EariS um Mnntag. -
EWahrld]einlid 0as cine Grbe bexgSlr5t.
[ltm bic IS Dor @erDun sebt. aber
|befan11tlid~ bat Die Burlt 5mei
|gnben. Gin binnes nne Elm
|oides. 9as oide gt1be miro na6z
Efommen.
-5elbH probritiidc 3citunsen in,o.
boG bes 2phes fir 81. 9eruburs. CT
Ibat einen in aemdbiaten, u,.S an1eri
fafreunolidem Gone eebaltenen artiz
ffel seidrieben. Ius Nmerifa lnllrbe
Ter srnie c III. ipeil. CT es lpagte,
oeuti@freunblid gu iein..
Ser @odenidrift She Satber=
lamb" sufnlse beltebt cine @eriddp0z
rlu1g fir Den Saa eiaes &rieaes gIcihz
l5eitis im aau5cn 2nrbe Mnsidreialns
gen seecn 8iirscr 0eutlderMbfanft an-
5nififten. 3u5utralen it's Der 8anz
|bel.
@err Saft lpll bel ieiner iiinsiten
Inipcien1eit in GfebeIanb. d, auf Sic
Srase. iper hcr &a1bibat Ser republic
faniiden 8artei iein iperbe, g%eanttpore
tet 6aben: CT ptIle es, aber ct lase es
nidt,
Nm Sage bafauf iprad iein cbez
nlaligcr 5taatsietretair Gbilanber 6.
&npr al,f cincn1 republifnniidcu 8ans
fett IN Eittsbufg. Nad gr0iterlns
Der megifaniidcn Srnge, in tpe1der cr
Bic Sdautelpolitif Ser sesenipartisen
gunbesrcsicr1ns bur6 Bic @ehel sos,
Iidgtc ct:
.@ir beflasen Ben aonilift in
I.Guropn zlilnb boffen ernitlid, BOB CT az
gnpe sebf. aber eas ameritunilde Bolt
berlanet Bic Scnfbar bollitdnbislte ur7b
ausnabmslpic Mclltralitat allf u%nierer
seite. @ir mollen feinen aries, uno
iperhen feline 3ditif bulben, bic allf
@cfdbrbuns pes 8rieOens obsiclt."
Gerruinftig ~selprode,,. Gbllte
&err &llor SET repnblifanii6e aanbi<
BOT ieil Sen 'Nerr saft nidt nenlen
tppllte2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-04

@ei 2pos babeu iid sic iriibeu
Nesimenter b%eipnbers berporsetban.-
Sic tpiiicn aiscnidcinlid mod nidt.
mas ba1eim ulos" mar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
HOLD FUNERAL TO-DAY
FOR MOTORCYCLE VICTIM

The ln"er"i Of y. Il. HtNcns, ,wcnty-
s'Fe, Years old. who Was killed on
SUNDAY Afternoon when his motorcyc!e
a"!thed with The automobile o.. War
zen VI Goddard. o: +oi %orin Meadow
street, OH tic Gary stree, Road vii,
take place from his home 22.n West
cary street, this afternoon =; , O'clock.
iAiermen; vii! be matte IN l;iverview
Cemetery
Coroner Tayicg IN r&f;nduc, an IN.
quest into the acciden,. "A, his once in
me CITY Hall 'ais morning Mr cod
hard' VINO was arrested on technical
charge Of involuntary maus!aueh,er
after E!vcHs died Will be g!vrn a
hearing in Police Court on SATURDAY.
Hivens IS survived by a widow. -0r
meriy Miss Daisy .Armcnt~out. two
children. Rutn ana clifford Bivons: his
father NJ. G BIveus, of Meckicnburl;
county three brothers /. NJ. Thco-
drre and benjamin b Niyens, and four
sisters, Mrs. Minnie Assaid. OF Roo
Hoke: Mrs. Florcnc" F'IecniYr. Mrs.
DAISY !nEe, % Winston salem, y c.,
and Mrs Thula Jones, 81 Greensboro,
Y =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
FIGHT FOR RUBLEE
ENDS WITH DEFEAT
(Continued from nrsi nnce.l

continued from hrSt page
ceedine WAS in conflict with the pro
vision of the Constitution which au-
thorizes the Nice-President 10 vote only
for the purpose of breaking an an
nounced tic. An agreement entered into
IN advance. il was argued, might have
the effect of dcpriving Senator OF his
vote.
As il happened, the pair to-day did
not affect the result one way or the
other. The motion failed on a tie, and
had the Nice-President been In the
chair Senator Reed would have cas-,
one more negative vote,
Senator Reed explained that he had
entered into the pairing agreement in
order that Mr.. Marshall might go 10
Greensboro, y. C.. TO deliver college
commencement address. The Vice
PRESIDENT intended 10 vote for recon
sideration in the event Of tie
Senator Reed insisted that, although
there was no precedent for the action.
II was entirely regular. There were
some predictions Tonight, however
That this action wonid he the subject
If debate III the future. and warning
would be given that there would be
no unanimous consent IL an attemp,
should he made "a set to-day's action
as precedent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
FINALS BEGIN SUNDAY
AT UNION UNIVERSITY
DIR. X. T.. blackwell, President or
RnndO1ph-MacOn, to Deliver
ht1drekH,

commencement exercises Mt the Eir-
S!nia Union University will begin on
Sunday with the baccaluareate SER
mon I'm Coburn Hall by Rev. John j.
Wicker, pastor of the Leigh Streer
Baptist Church. Dr. Il. T.. Blackwell,
president of Randolph Macon College
has accepted an invitation to deliver
the commencement address on Wednes-
day night.
The exercises of CONNIE ncement week
will I've as follows:
Sunday. May 23, $3.50 p. M-bacca-
laureate sermon In Coburn Hall by Rev.
j. j Wicker, ID. d.
Monday. May 90. s:i5 p. M.-gradu-
atinS exercises OF the academy.
Tuesday. May 30. p. M.-business
meeting of the alumni associat ton.
. J.. Manual dinner Of alumni.
former students and friends. and UNI
yelling Of portrait Of DIR. Nathaniel
Culver. d. d. frs. president Of Colver
:nstitdte. the precursor of Richmond
! hec logical Seminary.
"Wednesday. May 31--10 y. Man
nual meeting of the Social study Club.
Paper on Social Service Agencies
Among Urban Negroes" by Professor
w. y. Colson. Sis T.. M--commencc
mcnt and address by President X. T..
blackwell. of Randolph Macon Col
lcge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
BOY SHOT IN GANG FIGHT
is EXPECTED TO RECOVER
N-Rny Examination shows That hui
let Which, Entered kuufmau's
Head WAN Detected.

The condition Of Marcus g. Sau?-
man IN" nineteen car-old messenger
boy who was shot IN gang tight at
First and Franklin Streets on Monday
MINT -! another hoy, said TO have
n""n Clyde Underwood, 4lcl-2 South
i'ino street. was reported as Improved
AT III" JohnSton-Willis Hospital last
nshi. SnfScois' made an X-ray pho
i"S'"rh OF tho boys head, and Judged
That III" bullet had not penetrated the
hlain hut had been DETECTED by the
skull. 1t is thought now that Kauf-
man viii tie able 70 leave the hospital
shortly.
Kaufman was struck by one of three
bullets fired at him and his compan-
ions b" members of an "Oregon Hill
gang AT FIRST and Franklin Streets
fhilccman Hooker arrested Under
wood. who admitted. it was said firing
once. Underwood is being held AT the
Juvenile Detention Home pending his
arraign,ncnt in the Juvenile and Do
nestle Relations Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
ENCOURAGES INDIVIDUALS
TO REPORT ON BACK TAXES
IL Paid before November I. 1916, No
Interest and Penalties VIII
BE Charged.

y bulletin lctter, mailed yesterday to
all examiners of records and local
boards of review by Executive AS
ststant Garrett OF the state Tax Board,
directs attention TO the section OF the
amended TAX code. which provides that
If the taxpayer shall voluntarily re-
port his omitted intangible personal
property, money or income before Au-
SuSt /. 1916, and such report is found
correct and the tax thereon Is paid be-
Tore November /, 1916, then such taxes
shall not be subject to interest and
penalties.
This provision was designed hy the
recent Legislature 10 encourage indi-
viduais To make full and prompt re-
turns of their omitted intanEtbles
taxed for State purposes only as far
back as 1903. and for local purposes
NOT further back than 1912.
1t is very Important" Mr. Gar
nett notifies the examiners and local
boards. that taxpayers who may be
subject TO taxes on omitted intangible
personal property, money or income.
shall be Informed of these terms of the
statute and be given an opportunity to
make such report before August !, 1916,
and 20 pay the tex thereon before No
vcmbcr l. 1916.
II would advise YOU, therefore, &c
use every effort TO bring this iniorma
ton 10 the taxpayers, and especially TO
ask the local papers IN your circuit TO
give as much publicity as possibl. to
the subject of this letter am sure
YOU "ill find that the papers are very
Wiling and anxious to cooperate with
YOU in bringing the terms OF the law
10 the knowledge of the people"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24

Tho German resistance ut some points
was stubborn. On the Froide Tcrre
4road and at Douaumont the French
had TO force back the German infantry
inch BY inch ut the point OF bayonets.
Z The leading French continEents reached
Fort Douaumont ut g o'clock. They
killed the Germans who resisted and
sent TO the rear large number of
prisoners. When they recovered from
their surprise the Germans launched a
number OF fierce counterattacks. but all
failed, and by 10 p NJ. preparations had
been completed TO deal with the serious
efforts the Germans were expected 20
make to recapture the lost positions
The French success Is considered by
military critics here TO have shaken
the whole German line al Nerdun
Tho ohicial communication tonight
reads:
"In the region az Verdun the German
counterattacks took on character of
extreme violence along the whole OF
our front. without II being yet posi-
BILE to specify the considerable cfrec-
tivcs engaged.
con the left bank of the Mouse. after
homhardments with large shells all
morning lie Germans launched on
several occa sons their Ssaultiug
masses against our positions TO the
east and ives; Of lie Mort Fcmmc. The
:irst attack. moved down by our artil-
lery and machine fire. was rcpulsed
with sanSuinary losses. without the
enemy having been able 70 reach our
lines.
"A second attack, likewise desperate,
abou; o'clock in the evening succeeded
IN gaining a footing in one OF our
trenches 10 the west. An immediate
counterattack completely drove on, the
enemy.
"on the right bank the region of
Haudromont -Douaumont was all day
the theater OF murderous struggle.
The Germans multiplied their assaults.
which were preceded each time by
very powerful artillery preparations.
Despite all these efforts, the posi-
lions conquered b. US yesterday were
maintained in their entirety. notably
in Fort Douaumont. In this region
more more than 500 prisoners remained
nsour hands.
The usual cannonading took place
pn the rest OF the front.
In the region OF Furnes n German
aeroplane, struck By the machine gun
IRE OF one OF ours. was brought down
in our lines near Beaumont. An avi-
atik. seriously hit in the course OF
an aerial fight. fell within the enemy
lines. In the region Of the Linse
River one OF our pilots, attacked by
three enemy acroplanes, brought down
one OF his adversarics and drove the
other TWO 10 flight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
FLOOD WILL SUPPORT
GLASS; TO FINISH
Special to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
STAuNTON. VA. May 23.-Congress-
man Hal ID. Flood stated -dav most
positively that he would support Car
ter Glass for the position of national
committeeman just as long as Mr.. Glass
remained candidate
In reply to suggestions that have
been made In some papers of the state
that MIR. Flood might follow Senator
Martin in his support OF Mr.. James.
Mr.. Flood stated that he had emphati-
caliy declared himself In favor of Rep
rcsentative Glass last March, ana thnt
he wished To reiterate this stand that
he was for Mr.. Glass and would CON
unue 10 be for the Lynchburg Con
gresham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
GENERAL FEDERATION or
W0MAN'S CLUBS CONVENES

NEW YORK, May 20 The thirteenth
"i"hnial Convention OF III. ,irneral Fed
ef"H"h o. W "man'a Clubs Of ilrcfica
"Peh.i mere to-day Win 5000 dele
aa'c% ana "iternatrs, hrs3Gos arprnxi-
lnai"!N .H"n visitors. iuciitdlrt. mo
husband. ~ about 800 delegates
preset; Tn" nIst general session 81,
tue convention viii Ice roid fn.,norrnu.
night. ana - That time. f, g .yra..,.d
another LOCO delegates ana aIteruatc:
VIII have arrived
The convention uhriailv olcu.J IN.
day with brief meetings ul lie gno,,.
m"nt 'hairmeu ana the hoard d! riircr
tors .iisthc session tp-morro:v riab,
Miss Margaret Wilson caucti,er - ,ifa
President. Viii ." ~ 2ucsr a. honor
TO-DAY was Sew Jersey Paw and
after the business Uec;iups. Mrs p.rc,
V. fennybackcr ~ president Ana
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan. arr,n,.
panied by more than Coo delegates ~,
On special trains for Orange 10 :f,.r1
reception given by Thomas : Edison
and Mrs Edison The Edison hone
could not accommodate tn. thrort, a,la
many OF the visitors STOOD OUTSIDE in
the rain, waiting 10 be prescnird Ar.
ter the reception, :h' Inventor d.li,ar.d
brief address on suffrage and urn
pareducss when i. had finished tn.
guests sang the star SpauuIcd Bar
ncr."
The campaign TO, the rrrslaen.,.
being "agcd v'gorously by tho .un,
porters % Mrs. Samuel Il Sncatt. -
Tifiin, o.. and Mrs Josiah Eyars
Cowles. Of Los Angeles cal. bca.n,
more com plicated tonight when Some
of the goo delegates from Illinois an.
nounced Mrs. John - Sherman az
Chicago, ~ their favoritc. She was
recording secretary 81 The federation
eight years ago.
the Maryland delegates broueh.
with them :: neon" FOR Af5s. T. X.
Corkran, Jr., o! Baltimore. former
president of the Maryland federation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
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itclic'rd LAY Hoods Sursnpnriiln Witch
itcnONntr. the blood

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