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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-12
VIRGINIA GIRL
Gained Is Pounds By Taking Vinol

Norfolk, Val suffered from ner-
vousness, had no appetite and was very
thin. Nothing I took seemed to help me
until one day friend told me about
Vinol. l have now taken six bottles and
have gained fifteen pounds; have good
appetite and can eat anything. MAR
TIE DEFINING, Norfolk, Va.
Vinol is constitutional remedy
with its formula on every bottle. 1t
creates an appetite, aids digestion and
makes pure, healthy blood. Try it on
our guarantee,
Ackerman-Stewart Drug Co.. Palatka.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-12
II SALE AT A
SACRIFICE
'sR Y FRUIT FARMS
L Palatka. Florida.
description.

ct--Tract consists Of 2S0 acres.
five acre farms are sold leaving
,res.
alton Northwest from city of
, "a on tributary of Rice Creek,
I, miles from st. Johns River by
One mile east of hard road
sting city of Palatka. Total dis
h by present route s miles to
n depot. 3 miles by same route
Is. e f. Station, Springside.
High Pine land suitable for
ind muck land suitable for veg
growing. Sub-soil averages
= Is inches to 4 feet below sur
! + the soil.
i, matiOnSoi is composed of
y: md muck in varying proportions,
~ color from white to yellow and
,yati0nAbrupt ascent to about
t at line Indicated on map with a
al rise Of about s feet more to
j. IRENE Western line of tract.
4 image Naturally well drained
i. exception of land east of indl-
line on map. The buff on the
out by two natural openings
. makes easy access from any
s.. which may be found upon
lg up the land.
l!ural Gr0wth-Unimproved land
erred with a scattering growth of
6rees which have been turpentin-
These trees average about Il
L in diameter, only a few smaller
Of any kind. Growth of Pal
:is light and below average. This
4 5 to land west of the line indi-
la Low land is covered with
b growth Of black gum and pine
land other growth peculiar to the
!. dingsTwo landings each of
b are within twenty rods of our
md lower landing large enough
,ommodate regular 90 foot river
ers, Of which there are several
can be engaged upon due no.
piping Facilities-By water from
Olg to Palatka, thence by Clyde
o jacksonville and New York, or
t landing direct to Jacksonville
{ v rail or water to other points.
cagon road three miles to Spring.
and Georgia, Southern Railroad
ither freight or express ship
a, local or carload, or by wagon
eight miles to Palatka and the
tic Coast Line Railroad, Flori-
4st Coast Railroad and St. Johns
" Boats.
. ooIs-One and one-half miles to
N.
rlrch-Baptist Church one and
alf miles distant at Bardin.
iI-Rural Free Delivery.
4 ter-Three driven wells from
It to 2S feet deep. Water clear
cry soft. One Artesian well on
%. s now being used to irrigate
3, 10, ~ and available for sew
other lots when cleared. a
pipe with flow of about 70 gal
Ger minute. Irrigation not con
ID necessary for tree fruits but
sirable for strawberries and
ing crops.
ared--Lots Nos. 2, s, 10, -, %
;. rs. 40 and part Of p and "A.
-lit-7 acres strawberries in fine
ton located on lots 8, 10. II anc
ably located for irrigation. A
trees Of Peaches, Figs, Oranges
Grape Fruit near buildings.
'awberry or Trucking Field
8, 10, il. balance of about s
is especially valuable for pota'
>or other truck crops or for more
.vberries. Newly cleared anc
IA and can be irrigated from pres
we'll. This new ground is being
I for 1917 crop of Potatoes.
,ildings-2 Dwelling Houses:
(: ] Wagon House; l Packing
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-12
Tax Notice.

| will be at Precincts on the follow
ing days for Tax Returns for 1917,
the same to be based upon so per
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-12

FOR RENT-Store and flat on
Lemcr street near Court House. Ap'
NV ii The News offices for partic-
ulars. II.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-12

FOR SALE-60 Acres in Sec. so
HOLSTER: 90 Acres in Sec. 81 Keuka.
L. C. KELSEY, Guilford, Conn.
1-5-1t.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
NOTABLE PRAYER IN
THE U. S SENATE

Almighty God. % thousand
years ln Thy ight are but a-
Yesterday when thcy urc past.
aud our yeai-. how wifi the,
ily We lr swept into thr
great current nf Thine own vast
eternity Vet our years are rc.
lated CO. Thy eternity We come
Zoo Thee iu the mid 10 of the sor
roN Di the Nation on tho death
ut one ui the national heroc-
We bio Thee today that Thou
hast lUd THY baud from tm,
iu tIm' upon men who in the
cusi of uur national m tOrt
have rrvcd us voll. that Thou
hn.f prepared them before for
ihs coming Du.I.. und that Thy
huud cen Iu otDn turn uf Ht
iarH of our national life We
BILE Thee that Thou hast led
us on We zee today how d..
pendent We are upon Thy guild
auo'. and 1h, providence. and
Thy Cuw Geo prepare mi-hty
Wru ,ur thr I-.Io- UI uur u..
uoual hl, We PRAY that we
m.l pr uur-cllr. udur To,
command 1ud m rh, control.
aui that we may be guided by
the Divine UW.nI Geo accom-
ph-h God great purpose in us
a- O. Notion Io. Christ. lt,
Amen
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
STATE ENGINEER TO
CONTINUE GOOD WORK

Santa fc. g. NJ, March g.
Charles Springer. of Cimarrou, heads
itr Nou Mexico Highway Commi.-
.lou which. under the new law. is to
take charge of 'ho sl.OOu. 600 rond
w 'iu- r"-um boo tho state. James
d. frurh. under whose supervision
ihr foundation iur 90 arcu slate
WIDE system has been laid. will con-
liuuo in charge of the work The
commission, after organizing with
Springer as president aud Eugene
kcmpcnich of Pcrulin. us secretary,
appointed Mn French tate high
way engineer llc continues as
state engineer. 20 that be- duties will
bo The same 1s heretofore.
ln drawing for terms Springer
drew the 2.yoar. Kompeuich the 4 i.
wear aud W. VI. Atkinson Of Ros.
wcl'. the G-ycar term.
The district system adopted by the
state Tax Commission has been also
NN'I'N'N Nv NlA' NtNNMNN fNIlllll aHlNN
which divided the state into three
districts, one for each commissioner
tu facilitate conferences md co-op
GRAFTON with county commissioners,
who are given control of county road
work under the new law. The dis
'uci- were announced o. follows:
Charles Spr.ngcr-Collax. Union,
Mora, san Miguel. Guadalupe. Tor,
rance, Santa Fc. Taos. Rio Arriba
md San Juan counties.
Eugene Hcmpcnich-Grnnt. Luna
>ocorro. Sierra, Dona Ana, Valencia
H.rnhiino, MCKINLEY aud Snndotni
W. w. Atkinson Quay. Eddy. lin
coin Curry Roosevelt. Chaves. Ler
md DcBaca.
The commission conferred with IN,
superintendent OF the pcnitentiar,
with 90 view to using more convicts
900 -tuio road work.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
SALT AND PERsPlRATlON

Santiago, Sauto Domingo. En-
couraging results from the admins -
trotiou of common salt u- remedy
against excessive pcrspimtion m the
case Of marching troops are reported
by marine corps officials here.
Sweat contains six parts of salt ia
the thousand \ tropical day.
march results m the cyudation OF
three or four quarts of sweat, witt
a salt content of POO tu $50 grains
For experimental purposes about
100 marines were given teaspoonfu
of salt labou; 80 grains) in IN,
morning before beginning their day,
march, After tropical march oI
nearly twenty miles the marines thu.
dosed exhibited much less fatiqu,
than their comrades, and their por
spIrulion was bat q fraction Of tha
of the others.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
PROMINENT MICHIGAN
FARMER CONES TO DEMlRG

"lirl-, change Wy Graphic from
iI .uId, NichIauu. leo pcm.ue New
Mcliyo. remarked u o. Crane. %
a'lI known farmer .f the Wolverine
larr TuG.duy morning. u be- seat.
rd himself 100 one ui our -unctum
hur- Co Jalh over farming pundi-
lions boz tL, valley
Mr. Crane como- from the wealth.
lr.t agricultural country 900 the world
and going ro develop one uf ihc
.....tb.pr6Ucing taDs in tins riyi
valley, three miles ru-t uf the .'ty
Land r The north Mr. Crauc AVS.
b. too hgh tor the rrop. chat ,on
pr produced. and Ihr the rest uf u..
hr luo.- with favor upon irrigated
Hud- brm,ua Duph.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
NEW MEXICO STATESMEN

senator full has been advanced
tp the rhairmau,hIp ui me Commit
Tee ou Geological Survey, which .-
another additional U--Igumru. very
much ont of the ordinary, as the ma
loriy party very c0d0m selects 90
minority member tor gHlirmuu-hip.
hui here thry brooke another prpyr.
dent because ut Senator luHs luul.
lhrDiiuu- uU fh.. committee hr will
hr able tu du 90 grpH. JaI' tow M
pushing New Movie. needs Tor
Biological -uroN mugr. aUd other
work ui material ut.u 'u M
state which r under .ug uarg haN
inc that line of work u uunu
lie remain. uu 90. Gmmttco ou
luhl'u lauds, another lt tha mpur-
wHt uG,- tu thi- state ma 'Uu WC-t.
and un 'hr tummitt.. uu Indian Of
lair-, and two or three other which
60 not handling m1it"r- 4 interest
tu New Mexico
Senator Jones was mt .h1rmuu
90 the COMMITTEE uu Noun', Su.
iIugc, and % member u, o. uuwmr
tees on Public Lands, luji1a aiair..
and Mines uHd Mining. 10 .n of
which subjects New Mc,iro r Hur.
c1tod, so that be- Is in position 90 du
great deal tor the state ncmu1
Mnnhn
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
INCREASED PRODUCTION

eth, farmers and live stock grow
Hr- ui New Mcyicn never had such
r golden opportunity foo make money
.- Hi present. says Clarence iiell.
ra- hIrr oi the First National Bank
Hf Carlsbad Mr. Bell is familiar
with live stock and farming condi
'iuu- H- bc has been closely connect
ud with large banking and merchan
dl-rg Interests for many years.
Present conditions warrant the
'urmcr. boo growing much more feed
than usual and the stockmen may
safely increase their herds and
Lock-
"IhD price of all meat animals in
creased greatly ia 1916. Tho aver
n-r price ui beef cattle rrr hundred
pound ,u 1ei0Was S6.4s. an in
crease pt a. cents over 1915. Hogs
averaged rs.20 as against sG.5g in
1910. sheep averaged s6.3l, an in
crease of -lO3 over 1915. Lambs
averaged $50, au iucrease Of sl.3i
over 1913. 10 Is safe 10 .ov that the
prices iu lol5 win not laI below
hose ot lnIN t"r finished meat AMI
Hl.
"INn statistic oi lhr Agricultural
Department for 1910 show n slight
increase In the number of milch and
beef cattle, hui decrease in hogs
..a sheep ou January !, 1917. The
strong demand and high prices for
meats m 1915 sent more than eleven
million head of cattle 10 market. thir.
y million hogs, fourteen million
sheep % record total for American
markets. Since the first Of the wear
There has been heavy marketing Of
calves which seriously effects the fu-
turr meat supply This condition
must interest the live stock growers
and farmers IN New Mexico.
"a large increase in grain aud for.
ago production In New Mexico j. a
most important consideration. This
feed is needed 10 prevent winte,
,hrnkoge which was Of no especial
Importance in the day Of cheap cat.
tie, but j. ineVcusatle in this dny OF
hich prices. And more feed is need
ed TO fatten steers. lambs and hogs
ot home and thereby secure the FIJI
value at the marketing time.
"lf advantage is taken of present
conditions. New Mcvico farmers AN,
stockmen NAV in 1917 have IN,
most prosperous season in the hislor,
Of the state"
A. NJ. HOVE.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL BE ORGANIZED

A meeting Of the business men Of
Columbus was held Monday evening
which was attended by more than
Gfty citizens who are very much en-
thused Mt the prospects Of Columbus
to have live commercial organiza
ton. A committee was elected to
draft constitution and set Of by.
laws, to be present at a meeting to be
held next Monday evening, at which
time permanent organization will
be perfected.
The meeting was called IN tho
Moody building for eight o'clock and
shortly after this hour temporary
organization was perfected q. y.
Parks was chosen temporary chair
man and Jack Marshall was chosen
as secretary. On motion Of Mr..
Burton il was voted to select com
mttee Of seven to draft a constitu
tion for the permanent organization.
The seven men selected were J. L.
Greenwood, chairman; J. Il Blair,
@ 4. Parks, ". A. 0rundy, Jacl,
London, Jack Marshall. and l.. l.,
Burkhead. The committee met Thurs
day evening at the Office Of j. X,
Blair and prepared draft which
will be presented at the meeting Mon
day evening.
A large part of the business men
Of town were present and il is hoped
that all will be- out Monday even
ing, at which time the first perma.
nent officers will be elected. and Il
is desired that every man who intend
to become a member Of the CONNER
cial organization participate in th,
election.
The showing made at the Grst
meeting was very gratifying to those
who were instrumental in the callin
of the meeting. The advantages OF
live commercial club are many nnd
there Is no reason why it should not
be- great success in Columbus
Let's meet and do what we all cor
slider the best thing for Columbus
This spirit was in evidence Monda,
evening. aud will he again next Mon.
day evening, and those who dill not
-atLcndihc hrsi ipesiing arn ror'iinlr
invited to attend the second.
Mr. Moody gave the use of m-
building and has offered It again. hut
he is receiving his stock of mer, han.
disc and It has been decided 10 not
impose on his good nature any longer
90 the meeting Monday will hc hell
an the Courier office. at 80 o'clock
\ plan was suggested by Mr. BlnlI
lo arrange permanent meeting
place for the organization ~ well as
any other public meetings, which
will be considered NJ later date.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
DISTRICT ATTORNEY vAUeHT
SUMMONED TO SANTA FE

District Attorney !. S. VaughI
completed his work in Grant county
Wednesday. the murder case Of Pa
bio Nbarro clearing The docket. The
jury said guilty as charged" and
Judge RYAN will set the date of tho
uechtic party
No sooner had the district attor.
ncy arrived than hc was summoned
Iu Santa be- Co confer with Judge
Nrbirit regarding the ~ Nillistas.
pom biz return ho will put on the
finishing touches for opening dis
fr.I court On Doming April 10.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
coURiER's NEW EQUIPMENT
is NOW ON THE ROAD

The machinery purchased by the
Courier Is on iis way and will prob
ably reach here the last of The week
with the exception of the linotype.
which was shipped from New Or
leans. and will arrive not later ihan
the last of next week The mnchiu
cry purchased is much hoiior -uif.d
10 the need ut Columbus Than Wa
the old, and We will soon be- prepared
to take care of your work better thu
ever before.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
GOOD STUFF FROM BERWICK


80 90 ,h. blanks for the Luna
rmau ramD. Iulu Association
l.,,,.,...uJ,I.. b.,rJ b. bo.y frs
H III. D..
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.ch" in ." '- '' ''' ''''i '"''' '' .
want O." -aN u-ht here, hen You get
ready foo huNH yours made out Won
want fu .Hwu with Your thinking cap
ou, Tor NuH "Hl hNEv Co answer uil
Bind 20. questions, .1rh questions a-
unW old F'H Nr., Nn# many children
-ru mN' bow many boys, ho"
mu. girls, what E"'r n.mr "'- I,-
tore N"n were WHIu"u "r came "Nl
west, ur questions .H'u, like that
iNuN ww' iu .u.. HH| much "i 'le
luuu yuH want '" uut n 90 -ilo, how
much u hli.dlNg., no" much IN
-tur.. r.., HwatHug that % unn
could wuIN approximate
The question ui how much the land
D.. worth without fh. Improvement
3. mHmIr-tlN unfair ."r % B, the mn
prmrwrui- that masr ihr farm here,
u. wud without u pUmplng station
.. "i 90. value u'Dnpt Tor grazing
hur those who have tried say the
l"tu ."mn1ul'r everywhere ASH 'hou.
thr umr question:. Anyway, ! will
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
Hardware Store Robbed

Some time after midnight last
Tuesday morning, the hardware storc
of j. l.. Walker was robbed of a
small amount of money, two Smith 4
Wesson revolyers aud other things
including a razor. The officers are
working on the case but have been
unable 80 far to lind any clue rs Ia
the guilty party. The store was en-
tered by the transom over a rear door
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
COUNTY SCHOOL AFFAIRS

An election for school director
will be held Tuesday April @, n
school district No. ], at this election
four directors will be chosen.
The election for school director
IN the rural districts ot Luna county
will hc held Monday, April =.
We hope that nll voters, both Boo our
city and rural district will take %
lively interest in this election in orr
der that We NAV hive competent. ,i
hccnt men aud women tu serve uu
our school hourd-. u, the progress
ard welfare ni orr schools depend
IN a great measure on the cfiricu.,
Of our school boards.
The next eighth grade prumoliou
examination will be- held April I'D and
20, for all the rural school, BOO tlr
county.
The teachers examinations wllI %,
held this wear on the following da,ea
June l-2, june 1915, June 20-3O
July l3-ll, July 27-2S.
The Luna County Teacher lu-u
tute will be held this wear Zoo connoc.
tion with the Silver CT, summer
school.
A petition has been presented {.
County Superintendent ct Schoo.
of Luna county for the creation of ,
new school district which shall b,
known as District No. a.
This petition is made in accord
ance with School Laws 1915, Of Ncv
Mexico.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
APRIL rs WAR MONTH
or THE UNITED STATES

With thc exception of the war
with Great Britain n 1912. ev-
'r hI- var Boo which the niied
~lic- has hcon involved start
rd during ihc muuih uf Apnl
fhc Nnr uf thr Revolution Boz.
lnu April ln. l111. go Concord
tHI Lexington.
rur war With McNro Wls de
,ilrpd April 20. lSlb.
Ih, BLACK Hawk Uur the
greatest conflict with Indian
turru up- lurl 'l 1881.
lh, ,i.l var bognu with nu
attack pu Iou sumter Apnl ~.
1861
The war with Spuu wa- de-
r'orcd Arul 3D. lope
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
Parry Sells Dairy Herd

W. II Parry hn- .old h- dairy
herd aud will nov devote m- tune and
attention to hi- range stock Mr.
Parry hn- failed but two pr three
day ia the past two or three wear
com,nr into town Co deliver hl.
milk.
lie has recently completed auo.H-
er well ou bi ranch which be- .l,
is by far better than the vrll be- Doc,
been using 10 water hi. .took
Adalberto Naya, who recently pnr
chased Parry cow. n'.o bm.N.
six dairy cow oi Ice Ihuml. II
has leased O portion oi Mr. Tuom
place and viii deliver mllk u town
twice daily No,u was among .e
Mexican refugees who camo ON, u'
MeNieo with the troop
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
HUMAN NATURE

Many a man acts smart and h
made 60 smart for II.
IL Is possible 10 smile ann
smile and be n hypocrlte STILL
A mans love for his wife
doesn't necessarily include her
chin music.
IL IL their conndlng nature
that makes some women want io
tell their family troubles to
strangers before they have
known them ten minutes.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
SOME DEFINITIONS

Husband-One who must explain.
wife-A place to hang ornaments.
Gosslp-whht keeps a small town
small.
weather-what they talk about IN
dull life.
Bridge-A device for wasting one,
time for prizes
sOclety-An exhibition OF the best
people at their worst
War-An outdoor sport In countries
where there has never been any game
protection.
Newspaper--An excuse Tor not look.
ing up when there Is a lady standing
In the street car.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30
CHURCH NOTES.

The Smda, School r AGAIN BOO
charge of Mr.. g. W. Dean rIr
work b. beginning Go hook up under
her superintendent. Wanted
Several more people To tlfc renewed
active interest IN the work
The service, of the church won.
well attended Sunday. especial. r
the morning. The sermon iH fh,
morning wns on "rhe Ideal Church "
This church was seen hy the prophet.
Looking forth o. the morning fair,
R- ihe Moon clrar,-Gs Llo SrH a0l
terrible ~ an army with banner. ="
II had IT, existence ou tHy uuN cot
Pcntero-t u ha- If- ,u.Iur. tu.
day when ever the ,hurh s filled
with the Holy Spirit
The Epworth Lcagu, gave o. tau
well social in honor o.. .hc New NcN
ico Militio that we're fo have gone
home ON the 21lh There vu- good
attendance and delightful rcir, o.
mcnt- were served. 4 new form ol
spelling match was held, then the
Young mon turned dress makers and
trimmer aud many of the fair sos
were bcdockod ia gay if NOT corg,ou.
dresses
The Church aud League u,uil,
appreciate the work done by -omr oft
the members ot the New Mr,,u
Guards. aud will u,atly m-. tru
when thew are gone.
-
The Ladies And will hold hu.rr.
meeting at the parsonage Wcduc daN
afternoon, April ith ut '3O.A tH.
attendance b. desired.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30

Boost Columbus by patronizing her
industries.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30

Dr. Stoker has moved DO, Office
from the Columbus Theatre Lui'dlus
to his residence just across the
street from the Palace Market
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30

Mld-Ncstem Loan Company OF
Ncwoka, Oklahoma, viii loan you
money ON real estate at 5ia per cent,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30

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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30

The Ladies And will hold hu.mr.
meeting at the parsonage Weduc daN
afternoon, April ith ut '3OA t''
attendance !. desired
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-30

ia. j. BERWICK
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-18

After days of intense fighting in hands, the British forces have driven the Germans out of the village of Bullecourt and once more are threaten ing the southern end Of the Drocourt- Queant line.
 Thousands of fresh German troops recently have been thrown into the fray around BuEecourt, but their eff forts, according to official communi- cations, have failed to drive out the British from the entire village. AL though several times the line has been bent by the preponderance of weight of the German formations, at no time have the British been forced to evacu- ate, holding here and there, fringes of the outskirts and keeping back the Teutons until their elements were re- formed with sufficient strength to drive in effective counter-attacks and regain their lost territory.
 Likewise to the east of Arras, around the village of Reoux, the bat tie has been waged with a viciousness scarcely ever before seen, and here also the British have been successful against the Germans. In Wednesday rights fighting the Germans were forced to give ground before counter attacks inside the village of ReOux and loose their hold on the positions they previously had taken.
 Although the forces of the German Crowu prince have renewed with ex- treme violence their attacks against the French northeast of Soissons. in the sectors of the Moulin de Laffaux