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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

Sllegcrn nuDc Der belgilhcu &llltt
uber ocn .Dtccre abgel1olien.
Scndtor &elpis bon Sllinpis, ocl
ocnlotratiibc Ginpcitlder, perfilmoett
m Sellot, oaB cr nGdItcns cine )tejo,
luton cinbringen DerOe, ocu 9Sce
por5ubcrclten I'M Srienoensllntcr
Dunolllngcn ein5uleitelt Dobci oieles
Sano Die Siibreri0oit ilbcrucbmcn
lpll. Gr le9t Die GeOc Oea Heihs.
tan5Iers WtihacliSc oobin aus, oab
oc Ser. Staaten cine SrienoensbelUe,
glulg inter Den gllliirten unregcn
mogcn.
~6rleOe inncrgulb 6 Monute, poer
cinen 6.jdbri9en &riee, mar Der
Sallptpunft Der 9tebe bon EQUATOR
&epis, Der Der Senot nit groBter
gluflnerflanteit lauldte.
slls 9allptbeoingllng crtannte cr
@erousgabe beieBten Serrains an.
Die pcrblilffenbe glufilnbiglng,
oaB oas erIte &ricgslabr oieiem Sons
De II 9illipnen Dollars foiten mir,
oc, lullroe geitern BON Senator Snloot
bon lltab genla6t. Son beioen Sau-
icrn faute,l @arnlngen sur Soriidt
betreifs Der &ieienalls9aben. Oar.
auf folgten beftige Sebatten ltlts es
ibien ais Oh man aus einent i6luercn
Sraun erpo6te.
Slpri &olnrlunifationel, Ole al oen
SrdliOenten unb Den StougreB Der
Sereinigten Stoaten aoreiiirt iino,
pllrben geitcrn Don irilden Sertre-
tern inl &eiBcn Saulie abge9eben. Sn
bcn 3ui6riften lucrOen Der GrGlioent
un0 ous Solf Der SereinigtGn Staas
ten eriudt, ibre Grflarllng, oaB iie
fir .6reibeit, Selbltpermaltllng itno
ltnbebinOerte Gntluidlitng aller Dol.
fer tdnpten," aud auf SSSrlano aus.
5ioebnen.
Ser Yro5entias Der BON oeutlden
gltern ooer @roBeltern abltammen-
oen Offi5ieren ilno Wannidaften Der
regulGren Irmee Der Ser. Staaten
lit nit 25 uiht au bod gegriffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

Sir Die Slottc mcroCn Oiltiifun,
ten pcrlanet. ocncu bic 9tcgierung ein
Wonntsgebolt bon $4t bis SAT 60
ncbit ltniiorm, &lcioer llno 9ef0lti'
q,ng 5uii6ert. Dan melbe iid) bel
irgeno eineu 9pltreiiter ober menSe
iid on s.. @. Gonbict, II. 8. q. VI.
s. glaiIe 4, 9opp 2eague, @aibing'
ton, 8. 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27
Hs1er GntidnlbiannaSscimd,e.
standardization 2cnte miiiieu lid,
Innerbalb Z Sage nadl @ur.
!aonng mcloeu.

IL mIllturpilidt9en 2eutc nrili.
| leH d inncrbolb iicbcn Soacn
nob II %orlobilng Dor scr Grtlidcn
| gusbehrnAsbcbGroc mclocn; 9cidyicht
nos nidt 10 luerocn tic einioh olS on.
9eHolllnlcn eln1ctrogen.
Die @tultcrlngsbcb1rDcn mcrbcn
an oic Snbober Der Nim1mcrn. sic
5ucrNt 0c5o9cn luurocn, Eoitfortcn
allslcnocn, oli Ocncn oos Iotltnt an.
gcgchelt it, an mclheln iih oic M1n-
ncr 5lr Brilfmg 81 mclbcn hobcn, bo
bcionotrs Sic @cbGrbc ilbcr 0ic Gr.
clnpticn9Aciuhc picl 3cit in glnlpruh
ncbmcn,
Eerioncn sic nid)t mtsgcbobcn
iucrocn oilricL idlicBcn elm:
9cm1tc Scr @ercinigtcn Stooten
Scr Stoaten Eerritorien uno ocs
0iitritt* Columbia; @ciitli6c mo
Stubcnten ser Sbcologic; Terloncn,
oic IN ser glrntec oocr Wturine Der
| Gercinigtcn Stootcn oicnen; oclltid)c
llntertoncn; ollie anoercn 9htSliin6er,
Die iDrc ocrltcn Gapiere" niht bnhcn;
Gollntphc0mtc lno itGbtilfC @Conlte;
Glcrfs i'm 3olloicnlt; glrbciter in
WnnocsmaIlenbollcn, 9lrIcnulcn uno
Wnrincmcrften; NcrionCn I'M 9un.
ocsoienit, 0crcn g(ltSihlllb Scr Grd,
ii6cnt rtr'iiNt; Gotten l,nb WotroIcn
Scr SonOcianorinc; WtGnnCr, hcrcn
9lusifub Ooolrh lpilnidlcnSmcrtb
miro, oaB an0crc Tcrioncn bon ibncn
obbdnG,g lao (cin ncrhcirotctcr
Vtnnn nit nhbtinNiNcr SSrnu obcr
&inb, Elm Sobn cincr obbGnaiocn
gSitmc. cin Sobn nbbGngiQcr Qrciicn
cbcr frinfIirbcr Gltcrn Elm @rlbcr
cinca nhhGnNigCn Muiicnfinhcr$ bon
mCni1cr ais tG ,Snbrcm; 2clttc, Sic
moruliicb lmtnu0lidD iin6; Wtit9lic.
Scr rClini0lcr Soften. sic nnl IS,
Mai 1917 bcitdn6Cn mo Sic ihren
9(ngcb0rigcn Sic Ecilnohme an
&ricQ Dcrbictcn, ipiern sic rcliQioic
llcbcr5clQln0 Scr 9titglicbcr nit Ocn
Qebrcl Der Scftc ilbcrcinItinunt,
?lniprild)c nltf gnlsnobmc fGnncn
bon Dem Wtonu icIbit cingcrciht mcr,
0cn 0eS9lciden bon icmcr Grot o0cr
ouNcrcn glbbGnQigrn ionic bon 0rit-
ten Ecrioncn, bic Den IoIl pcriGnIldl
lntcriuht bnbcn. lna @cillb Cinc@
Ghcnonnca nltb bon elmer bclcfuorc-
nCn 2luSIoac ser GNcIrmu ionic bon
elmer bcid,morcncn 9Iu@iogc 0cs
M0lptcS elmer TumiIiC bCNIcitct icin,
Die 1T 0emiel6cn @c3irf mohnt, In&
@Ciltd) elmer Gbefrnlt ohCr elmer nrit
ten N0rtCi ntltB bon 5lpci lntcrItiitcne
Sen bcIhmorcncn 9luSlu0en bon 80
milicilobcrb1llptcrn bcgIcitCt Iein
<Sn ic0cnt ein5clncn Gollc nlltb lid Die
gntsDcbun9sbeb6rbe ilbcr5cltGcn, oub
sic obhGngi9c GCrIon o0cr 6ic obs
bGnQi9en Terionen totiGhlit in Ser
Mnuptiuhc ollrh sic tFriid)tc ser geir
iti0cn o0cr SGn0cnr6cit ocs g(uS5u-
bebenocn lmteritiltt mcrben.
Ncrtlihe 8chGrOcn utiiiirn inner
bolb Don orci &o9cn nodl Ginrci-
dung bcidmorener gluSioQen ilber
nuf NuSnobmC CntIhci-
Ben. GiitriftsbcD0rbcn miiiicn Nppcl.
Iotipnen innerbolb fiinf Eo9cn ndh {
Der @clpeiscrbc6lna cnts
IhCiocn uno ibre Gntid)eioung 1T
,no0ijltig. Sails oic GntIdCiolmg !
,iner Ortsheboroe bcItitigt miro. 10
II Oic ira9lid)e Gcrion cnhgiiltig mir
zen WtilitGroienit nngenommcn.
3cugniiie, bie g(usnohmen hcrfll- @
Ten, boben nidt uottucnbi9cr Mei'c Q
,ermunente @eltln9. Sic fonncn II
meroen, mem lid Die I
}. J. Hickman A. G. Naegelln
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

2'ci Gnnnon in GIuD Eounihip 1T
am l3. %tlL 6rou ,$obn Wiurpbp.
0eb. StScntcns i'm 9Iltcr bon 80 Sab.
rcn DcitDrbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

2oitiS 9ocgcr unb CSottin, bon ct.
2ouis fonen Ictten Wtontne Slhcnb
in ibrelu gluto lit 2inn on mn Ser.
mon0tc 5r bGluhen lm0 ON 8ascon.
o0c Stub etlid)e Gage ocm gGngcIiport
5u bulbigcn. fSrou 9oeger mar frii'
her Sri. Worp Sind bon 2irtr--2tm
9icpubltcan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

O. J. Hickman A. G. Naegelin
Leslie Kohlbusch Emil Nagel
Geo. A. Kuhn Paneitz Bros.
Emma j. Silber Mrs. l.. Begemann
P. C. Rick R. F. Chapman
Mayor of Jefferson City
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

Gin Correspondent bcridtct olS
Atc0 NirO ooB in jcncm Cbcilc ocS
GountuS untcr 0cu @itbbccrocn ole
inter bent ginmen oYinfCDco bCtanu.
tc &ronfbcit nuigctrctcu lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

Go@ Sonntn9idul Ficnic ser cUnu.
QcIiidcn St. SoDna Stride 5u Spi8s
iin0ct ON tG. 2llQlrlt itutt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27
Nus hcm Guuntn.

@cboren: Soon 0IuuOon lln6 Gint.
tin pom Wlan0 u. /, cin G0d)tcrben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

Gin i6Gncr 9lcgen iic( lesteu
SOnntng bel Omensbillc, @oolIouL
9rofe lno SWisS, p0brcnb Sern,om
lccr ouSQing nno nit einem fleinen
Minoitltrm UerIieb nc6mcn nutBtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27

Inter benl ~icIcctipc 0roit" bat
Wtiiiollri 1860 Monn fir oos Seer
81 ltcIlcn, mopon auf 0aScono6e
Goluntp 81, MOntgOnlcrp So. s5ranf.
lin 219 lno ct. GDorlcS Golmtp 1876
entfallen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

Stst m part al least OF war supplies
Under Il recent ruling OF Collector OF
the FORT Dudley Field Malone, details
"f carc" on board departing ships is
withheld. and the agents of the Anchor
Line declined to divulco the nature Of
tho shipments.
Officers OF the california. the first
.arSc passenger liner TO he sunk since
the publication of the recent German
note defining sc new sea- policy. were:
captain John l.. henderson: surgeon.
William +. Ai.cr purser. u. EthcrinS-
ton; chic. steward W. Henry.
The loss "f the California leaves The
Ndriatir. Baltic ana Crctic. also /; ;tisl
passenger vessels. now at sea To ne
heard FROM. the Battle being due /" ar
rive ia liverpool To-day.
Tho California was one OF four largo
twin-Scrcw passenger vessels built in
1907 for tho Anchor Line Meet Che
others hca. tho Camcronia. Caledonia
ANA Columbia. She was iso feet long.
ami was fitted NJ with All modern
romNcnicnccs for the comfort Of sea
travellers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
SPAIN SENDS PROTEST
IN REPLY TO GERMANY
from First l,ar;

~.
OF coal, bread, corn and the most inn
portant food supplies. also from lack
Of iron and steel. which are almost en-
trcly wanting. In addition, our east
Hrn frontier is almost open.
these arc only few Of the exist
inG differences. In tho decision which
oGr government must take, it must
consider things with which tho United
States is 40, obliged 10 count"
The newspaper then says that the
Dutch government is probably in touch
with other neutral governments. whose
position is moro like that of Holland
than that "f the United states. and
adds.
I'VE can await with full confidence
the ac'i"n Of our government. and
trust that Il will consider only Dutch
interests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
WILL. NOC AGREE: no
WILSON'S SUGGESTION

HN Associated prcsa.l
kllliiSTIANI\, February ,yin Lon
donD Norway will not agree to Tres
'"eht Wilson'S suggestion IN regard 10
breaking relations with Germany. The
.N!tcnpost says This newspaper as
scr,s that European ncmtr:,is mast de-
tidc their policy toward Germany "ac-
rordins to their own interests. not ac-
c"rdmS 10 American sentiments
Members OF the Cabinet decline 10
discuss the subject of Norway's atti-
iu"" toward tho new German sub
marine war. They even refuse t" state
whether am! protest viii nc sent &"
Germany. II is assumed generally that
thc government will adhere to it, policy
OF waiting. Several OF the leading
nc wSIapcrs express dissatisfaction. de-
c!arinG that the situation i the most
critical OF any time since the war be-
gan. They urge reconstruction of the
cabinet with the replacement oc mem
Ders OF tho present government who
laci: the confidence of the nation OF
OF foreign governments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
FAVORABLE REPORTS
ON NAVAL. Mt.A SCRljS

EN Associated PrcSS.l
WASHINGTON. February Favor
able reports were ordered by tho House
Naval Committee to-day On three ad-
miniStration measures which will be
offered as amendments to ihc naval
appropriation bill when IL is TO be
taken up in tho House again to-mor
row for Immediate passage.
one OF the amendments would au
ihcri2e al bond issue of Sijo.000.000 to
cover the cost of prompt completion of
W:rshipS now under construction
ana the purchase or construction of
additional submarines desiroyers and
supplies. Another would althorizc the
communicating BY the government of
>hipNardS and mUnition plants, and the
third would appropriate Sl.00000o 10
purchase basic patents Of aircraft.
At Secretary Daniels suggestion, the
committee eliminated a provision for
drafting into tho naval establishment
tho officers. agents and employees OF
amy private plants Communicated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
PERSHING AND FUNSTON
WARMLY CONGRATULATED
secretary Of War Pleased with Their
Efficient Work in Mexican
Expedition.

WASlITNGToN. February 7--Sccrc-
,ary OF War Baker to-day sen, letters
20 Generals rcrshm= and Funston
warmly congratulatin= The officers
upon tho successful withdrawal Of the
cNpcditiunary force scut into Mexico
TO get Villa dead or alive"
II have just received word that YOUR
command has rccrosscd tho Mexican
border and is again on tho territory
Of tho Cnitcd States" Secretary Eakcr
wrote General rcrshnc. From the
orginal organization OF this force uu-
I'll the conclusion al its work, IL has
been an object OF constant pride and
pleasure tn the department by reason
Of its high military efficiency. it's Wig
orous and effective pursuit OF its OBJ
sect and the restrain, imposed hy both
officers and men upon themselves in
their consideration fog the people OF
Mexico. with whom they came i'll con-
tact. and the public authorities Of that
country.
The expedition thoroughly dis
pcrscd and scattered the bandits who
mcnaced the safety az Americans on
our side OF the border, for long months
it's presence in Mexico served 10 secure
our border from attack ana ucprcda
ton, and ii is Il conspicuous demon
stratiun OF the fine character OF tic
entire expedition that upon its retire
mcnt it, was voluntarily followed by a
large number Of the civilian popula
ton among whom i, had been, aud
who had learned 10 regard the Amcri-
can soldier as their friend.
II desire {" congratulate YOU and
the officers and men OF your command
upon tho accomplishment Of great SER
vice to tho country" concluded MIR
Baker and also upon the splendid
manner in which they have sustained
tho best traditions OF our armies"
The sccrctnry's letter 10 General
Funston expressed tic deep s;tisfac-
ton OF the Secretary Of War with tho
organization and supper, "f the pcrsh-
ing forces and the work accomplished
Mr.. iaIer congratulated General
Funston on the supply ana communi-
cation service maintained with tho cX-
peditionary force. Copies Of both let
tcrs Will he filed With the a,iiutant-
general Of tho army. SO that they may
become part Of the permanent record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
COLLEGE MEN TO MEET
Viii Discuss Formation OF lntcrcoi-
icRiutc Intelligence bureau
mt WnshInntOp.
Iiiy Associated Prcss.I

iiy Associated PrcaS.l
PHILADELPHIA. February THE
plan announced here yesterday for tho
organization Of an intercollegiate in
tclligcncc bureau TO put at tho disposal
uf Tie government tho trained re-
sources Of the American college world
has received the Endorsement OF Score
tarics Baker and Daniels. and "A CON
ference Of college men will be held in
the State, War and Navy Building 1T
Washington on Saturday. William
Mcclcnnam. OF the University OF Penn
sNlNania. IN making the announcement
To-day. said that representatives OF
many leading universities would az
tend the conference
MI naturalization records for phila-
dclphia were broken to-day. when
scvcnty.ciSht foreigners. sixty i've Of
whom were natives Of the central pow
ers. iilcd preliminary papcrs.
large consignment Of eight and
twclrc-inch shells were put aboa ri
the battlcships Of the Atlantic reserve
fleet at the navE-yard to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08

against amy hostile act from which i,
brazilian merchant ship should suffer
by virtue Of the blockade. and holds
Germany responsible for such acts
Dr. lauro Muller. l'orci;n Minister.
Will confer "gai: with the rcprcscn-
tatircS OF the other South American
countries 1t is understood that Chile
and Argentina viii refuse to adhere
to the terms of the Eraxilian note
Argentine IL said {" hold that tho
breach III relations between the United
states and Germany has been DELAYED
too long. Each South American re-
public will make an independent rrpiv
to G'fmany. but the pourparlcrs he
twccm tho Latin American states will
continue. The Brazilian minister at
Berlin has been instructed to make inn
mediate delivery of the note To Tho
German Foreign oflirc, and the German
minister here has already been in
formed Of irazirs position
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
TO GIVE j. S. CONTROL
OF SHIPPING FACILITIES
Bill. Introduced in Both Senate and
House, VIII he Pressed to Inn
mediate Passage.
BACKED by ADMINISTRATION
Contains Sweeping Provisions for
Communicating by the President
OF vessels, Docks and Warehouses
In Case Of War or Threat tened War.

LILY Associated Press.
WASH NOTION. February 1-Swccp-
ing provisions 10" COMMUNICATIVE Ncs-
sells and other shipping facilities in
case Of war or threatened wer are con-
tanned i'll = bill introduced IL both Sen
ate and House to-day. and backed by
ia request from the administration tina,
1t he pressed 10 Immediate passage.
The President would be authorized
under tho hill Ia take over. I'm time u
war or amy proclaimed national cmor-
gcncy" any vessel owned by Il citizen
Of tho Omitted States OF by :. corporation
organized in tho United states: any
vessels building IN tho United States: :
ANY vessels registered under the Amer
lean flag. amy vessel purchased. leased
Board. or ANY other instrumentality oc
GLIDING docks warehouses and uthcr
terminal facilities.
y provision is attached specifically
prohibiting sale OF American vessels T."
foreigners OF their transfer 10 foreign
h"Es III timc Of emergency. Under the
present Jaw, the President may lay
such prohibition by proclamation as
already has been done by President
Wilson.
The bill designed to p:acc t;,c United
states on !, par with European nations
IN the control OF it's shipping facilities
in limo uf stress. was drawn up after
y conference last night between Secrc-
tary McAdoo, Chairman Donm.n. OF the
Shipping Board, and members Of Con-
gross. To-day it WAS given approval
by President Wilson. and was presented
IN Congress by Senator Fletcher. chair
man OF the Senate Commerce Com
mittce.
y feature 10 which officials attach
particular Significance il provision
that the property 20 bc taken over may
he seized without notice il tho I'rcsi
dent considers tho emergency warrants
IT. though the Federal government
"thcreafter shall pay the person in
tercsicd tile rair actual value of the
property so taken, to he determined by
appraisers. onc appointed by the board.
one by the person interested. and the
third by tho two 50 appointed. the find
ing OF surh appraisers 10 be final ana
binding upon both parties.
i,ul!u. the ia! bill which :nSht
clc:lr M soiuc OF thc uncertainties re-
::ar,Ing the status 81 war-boun" Yes
sells in American ports WAS tavorabiN
reported by the iIou-c Judiciary Com
mittcc. II woulu regulate TIL. conduct
uf vessels in Cuited states ports an"
waters and c.npowci the president /"
put guards on them ,r take noSscSSion
Of them and rcmoV. their officers ana
crew. in the event OF war on threatened
war. II prohibits use Of any craft. Tor
.i.n or domestic, rs Il resort for con-
"piratorS against the United states nn-
de, penalty OF forfeiture of the Nes-
sci aud maNimuri penalty OF S1o,eOO
line. two years in1pris onmcnt. or both
FOR its officers If they knowingly per-
mit such use
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
PROTEST. Of BRAZIL.
DISPATCHED TO BERI.IN

lBy Associated Pressl
RIO JANElRO. February The
brazilian reply 10 the German dcclara
ton OF unrestricted warfare has been
dispatched To the brazilian minister
ut Berlin, according 10 an official an
nounccment.
According to authoritative informa-
ton tho Brazilian note protests against
tho violation OF international law in
volved i'll tho submarine blockade and
points ont that such blockade could,
il effective. close the entire high seas,
Il situation which could not be per-
mittcd.
The note protests, by anticipation,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
Admiralty Not Alarmed
by SharpenedU -Boat War

10y .NNShtlSNC'I l0E'SSs
LONDON. February I've Rre
not alarmed Mt tho Shnrpened sub
'nnrinc wnr. We knew Il was COM
ing and prepared for Il. Time will
tell how our confidence Is justihed!"
THIS statcmcnt ~ms made to the
Associated Press to-day at the Adj
tnirnlty. md II was added:
ut must hc remembered that ono
submarine may cruise whole days
without getting victim. For In
>tnnrc. on one day since February I.
t"rpcdocs were fired ON sight at seven
OF our pcrrhnntn,cn without getting
II single hit. We have taken meas
urrs which we have every reason TO
believe will frustrRtc the l-h0at
warfare. or course. - Is obvious
thnt We rRunOt reveal thcm-the
daily reports OF the decrease In
>iukinS> will nc the hest evidence
of our Success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
BRITISH FORCES TAKE
VILLAGE OF GRANOC0URT
Defensive Work adjoining and Il
Few Prisoners tlsu Arc
Captured.
HOSTILE RAID is REFUSED
London Reports That Encm,'s Lines
Southwest of la i'aSScc Were I'm
tered, Number OF Germans Killed
and DugOutS Destroyed.
fBy Associated Pres.

The capture 10y the liritiSh forces in
Franc" OF tho village OF Graudcourt
which is considered an Important p"-
IA their operations toward l;apaumc.
together with u dcicnsivr work ad-
Joining it. constitutes the creates;
gain FOR amy Of the hclligcrcnt forces
ta contained in tho latest oncial COM
municati"nS.
Except 70" some rather SHARP tight
iu= in ';9licia aloa:: The fcrcsina
River and in Lorraine. the lighting urr
the various fronts continues IL he car
ricd out by small parties and the lei.
guns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
IRANDtut Rr REPORTED
IN HANDS OF BRITISH
lEy Associated rrcss.l

LONDON. February 1.-".NS II result
"t our continuance of purpose on both
banks of The Ancrc River. the cucmy
has hcei forced I" cvacuatc the VII
iagc Of Hrandcourt. which is NOW en-
urcly in our possession" says tho Erit
tSh Official communication issued this
evening. together with :, defensive
work adjoining il. We secured u few
prisoners. During the operations Of
the last fcw days tho enemy suffered
heavy losses in the mcie hborhoou
~ hostile raid attempted DURING the
night in the meiRhboThood of Gucu,i.-
court broke down under our barracc.
early last night We entered The cucmy's
lines southwest Of La Easscc and
Killed u number oc Germans ana de-
stroyed several durouts We tool, a
few prisoners.
The mutual artillery activity WAS
most marked north Of the Somine IN
the neiGhb"rhood Of cource!ettc. and
between Armcntiercs ana Ypres Enc.
tive COMMENTATORS work was carried
out by us turing the day at n number
OF places along our front
bombing operations by ou- aero
planes continued Yesterday with sue
cess. There werc many air lights.
Three German machines were driven
down damaged. Two of ours arc miss
ing.
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CUBA SENDS PROTEST.
AGAINST GERMAN POLICY

BY Associated Press.l
HAVANA. February 1.--Cicrmany'S
note regarding submarine warfare was
received here this morning. President
Menucal conferred at the palace with
the Committee on Foreign Relations,
and at 4:30 o'clock this evening the
government forwarded a reply to Ger
many protesting against her policy of
unrestricted submarine warfare.
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DANISH GOVERNMENT
CANNOT tOIIoW IX>up,I,

'blENIlNt;EN tvia London, l,chru
AIRY 1t il stated i'm reliable Quarters
'ha' IN" p'nish government has decided
thht II cannot follow the example Of
inc United states in breaking rcla-
tiuns with Germany.
mole VIII he sent 10 Washington
,ApiaihihS the position OF Denmark
an" calling attention to the fac; that
conferences between representative OF
threc scandinavian countries as to their
international interests arc being CON
:inucd nj Stockholm
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no III: GUIDED
ny INTER y ALTON LAW

BCENoS AIRES. February THE
Argentine government this evening
handed TO tho German minister its re-
ply TO Gcrmany's notification Of the
new zone OF naval warfare established
by that country. The Argentine note
declares tho government regrets that
the German Emperor has thought fit to
adopt measures so extreme. and that
Argentina will conform it's conduct, as
always. TO tho principles and funda-
mental rules "f international law
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'''"N' heretofore char
''e"' ~ amending their certificates
ana those hereafter chartered hv ,ho
inclusion OF such provision-,, m,ko
"f minority stockholders = moro n,,,
IN tho game OF mtcrloclinc dire.
ioratcs. and TO undermine tho funda-
mental principles OF Justice and enui,v
ana fa'r dealing Witch tho courts have
carefully and lahoriousiy evolved and
applied for tin" protection of tho veal;
against the Sir.u-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-08
LINER K,NDAM RETURNING.
TO NEW YORK PORT
ny Associated rrn.

by Associated PrcsSI
NEW YORK. February Tile lIol-
Iand-Amcrican liner Eymdam. which
sailed from New York January -. is
returning to this port. a cable r.es-
sag ir"" the Observation-Disclosures Lines
c'hc's abroad Informed ;he local Offices
io- day.