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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
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I'm Indd Mortimer Levis.

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MN one across Ihe noun. NO ".'' +, "u ~,
PICK on ihc lrI'O anu R', I a""' "'.u -, =,
"hll'' J am AROUND. N'u ,'i'n '' M'.,
" p''k np " t,'k AN, u''u N'""i ",
water. h.h'm, ana N'wdy rose Wy l' nS'l nav,
ON me spine o, ms PACK Inu ,n g'INl,,, 'l.,,
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1'Ic p''K up ,n' 'o'N., "',u, "'u ,'l, o'n,, ,,
bo'N 'auRN'' Al nun ann '"'" wv wa. N..'.
a mutt ne was 10 let a '''U' R''' "''""'
MN, s." NE 'f''u. ,,,
men we "'n' VI >'n"'' anu '''' ','
other little while while The teacher told
II, things and then We had a dinner r..
roe, ,,b., a., ,.ul "a, hp ind NOT
......... l,,r,t,
nave any '''> wv '',' '''"'' WV '.''
do anything hnl walk around ana "a'''
1 the other kids. and when they were done
with their cats they played tag and hide
and seek and pa, their heads together
and talked about me, and ! guc>, they
an knew me- for they did not want tD
play with me. It'll after while lmogccn
/ big plrl oul Dl one ul the other room,
asked me II wanted to play and ! said
ives. thank YOU for the Irish arc al
/ way, polite whether they can lick any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
ACCUSED BRIBER
TO FACE TRIAL
ROthwcII Alleged to Have Civ
en- Money to Officer

Governor Williams toda, granted a
request from Governor ,appcr OF Ran
saS for the cNtraditon OF W II Roth
well. wanted in " Dorado, Kan, ON
charge of hrbnp a policeman
Action by Governor Williams was
taken after a spirited hcarrug'ln his
chamber, a, the state house Rothwell
was represented by am Ardmorc a,tor-
ncy who asserted that he was being
made the victim oi a political fight
"li the charge was misdcmeanor OF
a minor nature ] would not take action
declared the governor But this man /,
charged with poisoning the very main.
spring OF the agcuClc, Ot government
and he should stand trial
1t is alleged that Rothwcll in De
ccmber, l9lo. gave $50 to Walter Over
by, a policeman IN ri Dorado to allow
Rothwcll to continue selling liquor H.
lcity When the charge va, made
against RothWcll It ., alleged that he
fled to TIN, state and became an or'
drillcr in Ardmorc
W J. McCranc, a deputy sheriff OF
Butler county, Kansas. later in the dag
took Rothwcll back-to stand trial
Miss Irene BclI, who has been named
welghmaStcr at colhcry at Beaver
Brook, Pa, /, probably the first woman
IN take DpStttpu an the actual pnr-at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
SENIORS ORDER
new CLASS PIN
LetSeizer Company Given Or
for JeweIry,

Class pms for the senior class OF the
high school have been ordered and Will
be- delivered about the middle OF next
week according to Wendell Long
president Of the cla,, of rs The order
which was for about Us p,n, was
given to the lct,cilcr Icwelry com
pany
The pin }, OF very attractive design
Upon it appear the letters 20. II. S..
and the numerals, rs"
The senior class held a meeting thr
afternoon in the auditorium OF the
high school for the purpose OF ordering
invitations for commencement
By official decree, women have re
Gently been granted equal rights in every
respect in the American church through
out the world
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29

~ INl ERDAN was ttu0 N daN ana
7 nothing ever happen, on Cod, day
When woke mp TIN, morning me
and Rowdy ramblcd aud went swimming
and then We were coming down the toal
and noticed that BowdN runs k'nn 9l
sideways, and ! ltcd IT, and 1t can /
be done mc,, Non have got tour legs A.
my iccl got tangled and ! tell IN the
dust and because h' clothes was "''
from the r,ycr all the dust stuck To- IN,
and after ! had sat IN The dust ana
laughed awhile me ana No"u' "'u'
back 10 the rvcr The reason YOU can
not run udcwaN, unless lon have got
four leg, 3, because a dog docs NOT
really run sideways he run, NlRigh'
with IN, front legs and straight with ms
hind lpp, bui the hind leg, d. NOT kecr
exactly back of the front legs and that
IS why It looks like he vas running
sideways
Then came io where q man was
,,,,,ro ,.,,, and s,,pprd IN do A
'''''''s .I , .... . IT.. -, J,. ,.,J ,,l
'sh'' "''u NV N''"''" wv , ", ''' "
he sad. IN You were my N' l'" "'"'.
| be I'm school ' And then my mouth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB lUMbAGO OR
STIFFNESS AWAY
Rub pain from back with
small trial bottle of
old, penetrating "St.
Jacobs OIL"

When your back is sore and lame or
lumbago. Sciatica OF rheumatism has
YOU stifiencd up, don't sufier' Get a
small trial bottle OF old honest st
Jacob, oil" at any drug store, pour
little IN your hand and rub II right on
your aching back, and by the time YOU
count fifty, the soreness and lameness
is gone
Don't stay crippled This soothing.
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once II takes the pain right out and
end, the misery II is magical, yet abb
soutcly harmless aud doesn't burn the
skn.
Nothing else stops lumbago. seistiea,
backache or Rheumatism SO prompt1JL
1t never disappoints.--Adv, M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
Our Daily Birthday Party.

Rose Stahl, a popular actress OF the
American stage born in Montreal forty
two years ago today
Charles Parkhurst, editor OF lions
Herald. the official organ Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal denomination, born at
Sharon, W., scventy-two years ago to-
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
"Opportunity Days" Sale of Trimmings
Flying Leaves

consisting Of acc bad and trim
ming, al half price
Al 05c Yard och ~ inches wide all the seasons shades
SOS Yard One lot Of embroidered Gcogcc Crepe Alovtr and
lIouncngs gray and
Al One lot OF coorcd mcdalons Persian shades
shapes large. small and medium
At 7Sc Yard Ono 10, OF black and acc' including fnch
- and Hnch louncng and edges wide OF patterns
lirst 0nnr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
MURPHY ASKS $500,000
TO S00THE HIS FEELINGS

NEW NORk--Charles F. Murphy
OF lammany hall sued the New York
Evening World for $4,000 for alleged
libel today The World is opposing
John / Hylan, the democratic candi-
date, IN the mayoralty campaign,
The y W {. A. is to establish
American catctcriaS in Russia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
Twenly Fiye YenIs 40 Today.
ono Ye,L Aro roday In the war.

oct ~ 1910 Australia, hy rcicrcn
dun rejected compulsory military ser.
vice. Germany reported that since the
beginning Ut the war and up to October
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
4 Clearance of Charming
BlOuSeS

Practical and 'ouSc OF Crepe de Chine
and coral Made with tucks, very special at &%
Another lot Of Nolc BouScs greatly reduced Opportunity
DAYS Dainty and charming STYLES hand embroidered trimmed
real Glo lace reduced Ss So ao5 %o5 $1,000 An floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
'HIST0RYBITS
One Hundred Years Ago To-day

One Hundred Years Ago To-day
1877 Hermann Franz kopp cclc.
bralcd German chemist born Died at
Heidelberg Feb ~ 1872
Seventy Five Years Ago To-day
1912 Allan Cunningham. an eminent
Scottish poet and writer, died m Lon
don Born m llA
Fifty Years Ago To-day
1857 More than 1000 lives lost IN a
hurricane that drove fifty vessels ashore
at ~ Thomas. West Indie,
Twenty-Five Years Ago To-day
1902 The Turtle Indian, Ccdcd their
land, m the Devils Lake district IN
North Dakota to the government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29

H. a total Of ,25j enemy ships had been
sunk, besides 40 neutral vessels carry
ing conlraband
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
These Ribbons, Reduced for "Opportunity Days"

be used Tor making bags CamSor fancy gaers
underwear harhowS They plain and de-
aud they greatly reduced for these three days
Another lot ribbons suitable hair bows plain and
fancy designs 81 inches wide Extraordinary values 9c yard
lot Of fancy floral and aow ribbons 81 inches wide
designs Special j9c yard--FirS Floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
Attractive House Dresses Reduced

and becoming houscdrcsscs gnghans
pcrcacS special 81 % Broken sizes
Others regular gngams and percalcs small checks
and stripes with belts and long sleeves assorted colorS $l9
Third floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
Handkerchief Opportunities

KERR DRY GOODS COMPANY Y-OKLAHOMA CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
An Opportunity to Buy
Candlesticks and Shades
at Great Reduction.

silk candle shades trimmed
with tinSrl braid, joc.
Glass candlestlcks, complete
with shade and holder, Hc,
French ivory candlesticks, com.
pletc with shade and candle, 8Se.
(firSt Floor)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
PRINCIPALS TRANSFERRED
DIR. =. \. StcGer Nndc i'riurjpnI OF
Iinkcr Schooi--l dams Goes
to Armstrong.

Or. :. y. SieS"r will become rriHc,.
pal 81 tho Baker culurcd school III
place 81 w. VI. ADAMS. who WAS trans.
!crred 10 Tho prmc'3a!*hip Of the \ru
strong tol"rcd High school recently
III place 81 the late samuel -. Turuc..
Although the changes have moi yet rc-
c"iNed The unicia, sanction 81 the tiiy
school l;vard. II is thought that they
yin at the first meeting Of that body.
In Sicgcr holds the degree Of doctor
Of philosophy from the Juivci sitr ~
Virginia. aud has bc'n connected vita
the Richmond schools for four wears.
TIC ~ at present assistant principal o.
Einforh Junior High school. No sue.
cossor TO that position will be apponr
cd this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Surprise.

What trait. "a Teu,on temperament.
\ shown. whatever the event.
Surprise.
What feeling MS il the, Jispia,cd
When 10 cross Eeigium they cssaycu
And a:,d through bloody ncids to wade
surprise.
Whs: did shc> feel when britain drew
ne sword oi war. righ, IN their view"
surprise
hud when This ''tradcsmau nation" fouc II,
As AMY nero nation ought
Wha, was their angry. anc iiishcd thou. h, !.
surprise.
Whou torpid Russia bold blows dealt
fheH on" aud All declared ,ncy tel,
Surprise.
When France. decidcnt. =. they sad.
flushed I" the held. with martial tread
What rh"u al Prussia ovcrsprcad"
surprise.
Nnd nov. .u sight Of gods aud men
What 10 !, they proclaim i "A"
surprise.
rh"y merely sough, Tho rich; L. Kill
rhis maton'e sous th~tr sweet viii:
When w "bjec;. they - = i <n,li
>urp,iSo
MIA, 10, good N.,t,cr lnll, III store"
Ec)i",e nc. friends. ~ more and moro
surprise.
II he ,ntul,- nov IL may renew
i!,s .rjch,Culucs- tn our 81.
ilcil got VIVA, !. esteem his duo
surprise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
The Voice Of the People

evidence Of good filth. letters must
give the nnuie mud address or the writer Names
Win br pmhitshed 81 writer - r~uu-st
NuLr MI tIOna short.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13

many pleads that women and children arc
starving hcans, tho flood of supplies CON
stan;iy pouring into Great Britain and France
and Russia Germany contends that nm
restrained submarine warfare is her only
weapon only on that ground can GermaEy'S
apologiss. Since that method OF making
war has aroused the indignatio OF the entire
neutral world and has brought the greatest
OF al neutrais 10 the verge OF war. il mus,
hc that Germany did not resort 10 it except
~ 4 last desperate method. In short. there
must BE- starvation i'll Germany or the certain
know ledge that starvation threatens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
I.inrs ~ Itc.isfn,,...

~ T. ~ tic stone ';8p. Waffle sam" forc
taIt moves on ton ou sorooth III; road 1>i'
noN" >i2ht tons railway. ,hirr5 ~.
tons = canal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
10 Lien, in slre., ,nr..

T." Tho IA tor. . The Times his pa .cii
Sir. Nlt-i provision . thcr" TO r",i'il's III"
s.r. cars heatcdH They mol. and u i Very
iiiu: ~ the public. \ FRIEND.
ls,lnH. al. February IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13

IN, average man would gladly agree to
drill thirty minutes II day. ii he could be
Sured of an cicht-hour day. Lifetime job
and pension when his working days were
over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
Progress in Railroad Legislation

"A l.liIol Gil i'm refusing 10 report favorably
the Presidents NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pro
"ram 'n anything lik" its entirety. the Senate
lnt"rNtal" commerce Committee has failed Ia
q" - whole duiy 10 the country il may no,
~ fairness b. assumed that the committee it.
self surrendered 10 the demands oi the
broth"rhoods. Whatever may have been The
ii""s ui individual members OF the commit
zee. " was rs clear TO them il was TO the
president that prohibition OF arbitrary ana
Immediate strikes would lie acceptable 10
congress as whole. AZ Congress is con
-titut"d a. present. a bill embracing such
provisions would assurediy fail 81 passage
y. recommended. however the bin in
'rascs the probability OF successful media
tiuu IN tn" even, of controversy and Ia that
extent - constructive and in accord with the
auhhc Interest. OF more Importance Ger
ami! 1T this time. are tho clanscS giving an.
'Aorily 10 the President 10 take over rail
road telephone and telegraph lines IN time
- military necessity. aud providing punish
mcnt Tor any obstruction 81 the mails or OF
lnter.'9t" commerce. Far-reachine too in
aa moons pcuous way is the provision iuhibii-
ine under penalty. any interference with IN.
mahe-up or disposition" OF trains
I'M military necessity provisions need no
comment Rut ii is a matter for SELF
"one!"tuatiou i! the country tina, much 81
~" violence almost invariably attendant on
railroad strikes will hc defined as a Federal
"i.use. Private guards and more or less nm
wiling ntl,ianlen viii no longer be the only
protection against reckless or criminal vio-
lcucs.
u city ~, commission we're formed ana
given power some Of our przcd public nom.
m"nia aud buildings would stand no more
Sho" 'h"h cathedral in Belgian town
m'hlarF -ratesist of The Vossichc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
Traitor to the 'Trntii

Traitor to the 'rrn,h
D EtACSt the name Of very gallant Nir-
II einia gentleman was included in certain
lihels Ia which the Chicago Tribune gave a
spurious currency ana which occasiouei a
recent debate in the House OF Representa-
rives. The Times Dispatch thinks i, worth
wiilc 10 state the facts The Nircinian 50
libeled was Thomas w. HARRISON Representa-
tive III Congress from The Seventh District,
Judge Harrison is member OF tho House
Committee On Military Affairs. On Tuesday
last the Tribune published "a telegram from
rs Washington correspondents. which began
with the statement that n group Of pork and
raciis' Democratic congressman to-day
blocked the first step proposed II. he admin
iStrat:on 10 put III" nation in /: position to
defend itself in OF With Gcrunny.''
IhiS group. comprisint the ina jority mem
bers 81 the Military Affairs Committee. WAS
alleged TO have rejected an urgent rcques,
~ Secretary OF War Baker 10 insert in the
army appropriation bin provision authuriz-
ing an increase in the general staff ri the
lrmy from iliy-tiyc 10 nincty-two members
secretary Of War Baker. according to the
telegram, "jouru"ycd 10 tho Capitol Ia ma fn
his request in person. but tho Democratic
members Of the committee voted il down
rho Tribune at tho same day also printed
AZ editorial. based ON tho news article above
quoted. which after giving tho names Of
tho Democratic committeeman. including
Judge llarrsonS concluded follows:
only a ttvut,l dofc>,tvc c.uld FAN -
understand and tho tr"ul,i" With 'ho
. n"n - not MA, l1'} rn ~nhn%rn"l l'n,
lnnim"u%. pr.,nul politicians .rhorc
ii. III I' ""Is h 'h,. .is 'n~ me-" on
Gtr" hcr" ,'"n'd ~ forthwith ">pcll"d
<t.n ,l,a' ,lc 'io0. kn"ws u drty. AMI
AS = warniu- - att rrait"rS ,hat it, row
Villa, tn" facts we're Representative Kahn
of California, ranking Republican, member Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
Familiar
"IiiiI,,'il: uf
I'acihsts

From the dark backward and
ar ab"sm Of time memory recalls -,
az articss play Of the Widest Mes,
wherein the stars were Texas
- l.ck' NE j. t. pmnhundrnl AMI
Mile. Moilacchi. beautiful in i,ca
hcr hnsers afrc With diamonds as
simple dauahtei "f Tia. frontier. There
laps "a hH!r dozen II real or Utular
'awnrcr or what not. in the company
10 work for their money. Time afiSt
ran from LETT 10 right 81 the Stage
falling again aud again until ihci,
ana VISIBLE f"-entrancns stirred thu
OF the gallery gods. The men and
the interlocliina directors Of psace-a,
societies OF many names. are familiar
ontinlaiiy rcappeac.ng. tho same old
upiiftcr.. as James T.. Holland. prcs:-
1 graphically. rhet cross tho STAGE,
~ ic-ertcr. exactly Ike Texas Jacks
&c hostiles. New York Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13

fIRLIsiiEp ~,cry d;., the =, 10 south Irniih
+ street h, the Iimr>Dislatch iub,
fishing Go Charles 4. Hn>nru".. i.u't"' anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13

NrItht women are to take part in the
~ '"th' Inauguration. suppose the Nir-
.a'a s''fii' sch,incls won't let them through,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13

Address All CONN, Nc >llo>> 4" III" i""es
dispatch. and not 4" iuuN,'unl>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13

i'EIErnONL: Hau."iph J. rr,,ate Branch i>'"'"se
. CONNECTING Win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13

NJ least III" Germans finally IL, Ambass ador
'"r'ld 20. only after the war is over shall
We learn how many Americans are still held
~ Gcrmany.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-25
A GENERAL SURVEY OF
The WAR
WEDNESDAY,.

In Flanders, the heavy artillery has
opened up again with bombardment
from the British guns of Drumfire In.
'cnsity TIL" Germans arc replying
spiritcdly. Berlin reports British
attack near the Belgian coast, which
the Germans beat off in hand-to.hand
fighting. This operation is recorded
In the British Official statement as a
successful raid near Lombacrtzyle, In
which the British captured few pris
oncrs ana machine gun.
On the French front in the Aisne re-
gion, new attacks wore made by the
crown prince east Of Vauxaillon and
west of the California plateau. They
were rcpulscl. Paris says there Ia
considerable artillery activity all alons
the Aisne front.
The Germans who broke into the
Russo -Rumanian lines near Fokshap,
on Monday extended their success the
Berlin statement reports.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-25
THUR SDhv

Gains by the French in the vicinity
or BiXschootc. five miles north OF
fpres. are reported by the British
war office.
Despite mfavorablo weather, British
a'rp!anes have been active in raiding
behmd tn" German lines in Flanders
Paris reports artillery activity and
raiding on the French lines.
Advi"cs from southeast Russia re.
fleet tho opinion there that the Tcu.
tonic offensive from Galicia and Bulo.
wilma has the Black sea port Of Odessa
In view, with the grain crous In Bcs.
sarabia the immediate objective. The
stiffenin" Of the Russians defensive Is
slowing down their advance. having ap.
parcntly checked II altogether in some
sectors.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-25
SATURDAY.

An example Of what seems to be
the Improved morale of the Russians
on the Galician front 10 provided by
Petrograd's report on the Teutonic at
tack at Brody, northeast OF Lemberg
which obviously had been in prepare
ton for several days. The assault was
started on Thursday, resulting in heavy
fighting as the dense waves Of Teutons
swept forward. but ending In what the
official Russian statement character
ICES a complete failure. The Russian
forces still hold here strip Of Galiciar
soil.
The Flanders battle, while not vel
resumed along the whole front, has
been raging Violently cast of Ypres
The British gain of ground in the
Westhoek REGION was maintained in its
entirety AGAINST six violent German
counter attacks.
French troops Friday night recap'ur
ed most Of the ground taken from them
the day previously by tho Germans In
the st. Quentin region.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-25

poS1te me was empty. \ slender fix
ure was stea.ihily making for the shcl
ter OF the thickct
When had caught her and punished
her as SHE deserved for dcsertion
still he'd her tight in ms arms for roa,
she would escape III" again.
by the way" asked casually som,
time later. "whcrc would You like I,
spend your honeymoun?"
She considered II moment and thcl
parted her lips in II slow smile.
IL think ia like 10 spend our honey
moon in n dining ear"
IHE END,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-25
MON DAY.

In Flanders the Anglo-French and
German troops apparently are resting
In preparation for further infantry ac
tivity. The Germans can hardly per
nit the British to hold the important
salient east of Ypres and between Pill
KEN and Hollebeke without first max
Ing additional efforts to straighten on,
their front.
French troops again have repulseG
German efforts along the Aisne front
Sunday night and on Monday the Teu
tons tried to recapture the ground lost
to the French south of Allies. The
French threw back all the attacks
East Of the positions the French tool,
the offensive and succeeded In MAKING
small advance.
The Russians and Rumanians hay
ing been forced to give up the Folk
shaniMarasecht line and retire to the
Sereth river, Field Marshal Won Mac
kensen has been enabled to capture
Pantziu, q railway town west of Ma.
rasechti.
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SUNDAY,

A Russo-Rumanian retirement to the
villages of of Marasechti and Furt
zeni, on the Sereth river, Is reported
by Petrograd. In counter attacks pre-
ceding their retreat the Russians anc
Rumanians took 1900 German prison
ers. Berlin says Won Mackensen'S
troops withstood sarong attacks anG
captured more than 600 prisoners, as
we'll as eighteen cannon and sixty.one
machine guns.
The weather was wet and storm,
In Flanders Saturday night and early
Sunday and there was little infantry
activity. but the artillery firing contin.
ues to be most intense. In an isolated
action north Of Lens the British gain.
ed possession Of mine crater from
the Germans.
During Saturday night and Sunday
morning the French rocaptu:ed all
the remaining trench clements taken
by the Germans Wednesday night.
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Seapiane Brought Down In Holland.

despatch to the Lindon Times
from Rotterdam says a German
seaplane aliehted at Texel, Holland
after being fired at by Dutch soldiers
1t was short OF gasoline. The occu.
pants were interned.