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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-01
scr,scio E>pcciaI para Ia PRENsA.

BERLIN, Mario 3I.-LOs subma-
rinos alemancs echarOn d plque du-
rante cl mes de Febrero mas de tres
cuartos de million de toneladas de
barcos. de ac2erdo cOn el lnforme
Official rendido por el Ministro de
Marina, Almirante Eduardo Won Ca
pelle a la Comision permanente DEF
Reichstag. e. numero eXacto de TO-
neladaS ~destruidas por los submari-
nos alemaneS durante e primer mes
de Ia campana sin restriccloneS, es
de 7S1,500.
E citado Ministro de Marina ale
man. inform6 tambien que el hume
10 de submarines nuevOs puestos en-
acci6n, sobrepasa con mucho al nu-
nero de los c~apturados o perdidos
en- Ia campana. E. Ministro sintetizo
81 resultruo de n campana sin res
tlicsiones. en- esta Erase: I'm gran
cxito Y muy pequenas perdldas por
nucStra parte."
En- .os ~circIlos navales de Ale
mania. deSde e. comandante en- jc-
fe hast4 e. ultimo marine, Sc tleEe
Ia absolute conviction de que "a
cumpana submarine pondra lin a
conflicto europeo de ina manc~;'
victoriosa para Alemania. Refirien-
dose a los neutraIes e. AlmIran.e
Won CapeIle dijo:
rs lamentable para nueSt.aS
fuerzas navales enc que hunt,r
barcos neutrales. Tai cosa es may
Lura. pero absolutamente necesa-
ria"
Tn resumen de los PARTICIPATES
puntos tratadOs en- el informc del
Aimi-antc Won Capelle Ia sido pu-
blicado por Ia agencia ue noticIas
Tgansoceanica ' es como sigue:
Ell -ceSulEado obtenido por Ia
.campaGa submarine sin restriccio-
mes en- el mes de Febrero proNimo
pas4do, fu6 IA destruction de $1,000.
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Ell NUEVO CORSARIO HA Hun
DIDO MUCHOS BARCOS.

RIO JANEIRO. Brasil. Mario 81.
Ell nuevo c~orsario aleman que
cSta o~perando en- Ia region meridio-
nal del Atiantico, ha echado a pI-
Que I'm regular numero de barcos,
mas de nueve. con I'm deSplaza-
miento total de mas de treinta mil
toneladaS. Segun los r~elatos de los
supervivientes de los barcos hundi-
dos cue han uegado a este puerto d
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LA CONVENTION NACIONAL
REVOLUCIONARIA.

Adabamos de recibir un intcrc-
santc ~foIlcto titulado: La Convcn-
ci6n Nacional Rcvolucionaria,' del
que son autorcs los senoreS Jose S.
Nicto, Federico Cervantes, Alberto
B. Pima Y Francisco R. Nelazqucz.
Sc ocupa este f~olleto, en- terminus
generates de Ia causa ' fines de IA
revolution meXicana y relata la his
toria dc Ia Convention NacbnaI
Revoluc:onaria, daHdo 4 conocer
con este motive. asunto que no han
sido de. dominic comun de los
m~eXicanos.
Acusamos recibo del envio y damos
las gracias.
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Dos barcos ingleses
fueron hundidos con
americanos q bordo
FL ataoue Sc efectuo sin aviso pre-
VIC y Sc cree que entire los
muertos Sc encuentran
dos americanos.
Ell CONSUL DE LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS EN- QUEENSTOWN
HA ENVIADO INFORMES
A LA SECRETARlA
DE ESTADO.

WASHINGTON, Mario 31.-Dos
vapores ingleseS, ell "Snowden Ran
re" Y ell "Crispin," ambos o anne
ricaYos a hordo. han sido echados a
pi0ue Dor los submarines alemanes
sepln los informes recibidos en- IA
Secretaria de Estado del gobierno
americana. del consul Frost en-
Queenstown.
FL numero de americanos que
Than a bordo de los citados vapores,
no Sc conoce con precision; pero Sc
sabe que dos de los que lban
en- el "Cripin" perecieron en- ell &C
cidente.
e. informe del Consul Frost, a Ia
Secretaria de Estado americana, es
como Sigue:
eel D "Crispin' de 2,iS3 to-
neladas, que n~avegaba de Newport
News para Liverpool con un carga-
manto de 6S6 caballos, fue torpe-
doado sin aviso en- un punto sltuado
= Il millas frente a Hook Head, a
las 7.l5 D. m. del dia 20 del ac-
tual.
"Sesenta Y ocho miembros de Ia
tripuIaci6n del barco, que Sc COM
ponia de II2, Gran ciudadanos anne
ricanos Dos botes salvadidas no
han sido encontrados Y Sc cree que
probablemente sc fueron a pique.
"El torpedo peg6 en- el cuarto dc
calderaS. por Ell lado de estribor, y
Ia explosion cause Ia muertc a 1
co hcmbreS. de los cuales dos Gran
a~mcYicanos, FL submarine no tuc
visto, pero 81 Ia huella del torpedo
r. barco estaba armada Y equlpa'
do con telegrafia inalambrica. In
botc con diecinuevc supervivientes
lego a Queenstown. De csc numero
diez son americanos.'
E. dcspacho en- el que Sc dan IN
. formes del hundimiento del Snow
den Range procedc de Liverpool y
es como Sigue:
"EI vapor lngies "Snowden Ran
ge" de FiaIdelfia para Liverpool,
con I'm cargamcnto dc n~ercanclas
generates Y p6lvora, estanao arm"-
do con IN canon a proa, Tue torpc-
dcado sin aviso a las S.45 a. m. del
dai IS de Mario. en- IN punto situa-
do a 30 millas de Holly Head. MIN
gun barco fut Observable a Ia vista.
e. vapor no hizo resistencIa. +
submarine Sc hallaba sumergldo a
tempo del ataque. Cuatro muertos
por Ia explosion. e. resto de Ia trl-
pulaci6n tom6 los botcs.
Ell submarine surgiG a flote des-
pues del ataquc. con Ia bandera a
Iemana izada y dirlgio a}bunos dis
parcs de artilleria sobre q Snow
den Range. Despu&s el barco tue
abordado Y trasladadas las provisio-
mes.
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FALSA ALARMA DE lNCENDIO

Una falsa alarma de inccndio fuG
dada anteayer en- Ia casa No. 1874
situada frente a Ia oficina de Ia Ger
v~cccria de la Lotc Star. como Il LIS
1855 dc la noche. Los bomberOs
que acudieron al llamado vicron que
un hombre corria del punto dondc
esta la GAIA de aiarma y SC iHterna-
ba en- la maleza Y en- scguida Sc
echa"on en- Su persecution, pcro no
pudicron atraparlo.
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BALE.

FL senior Fred Garcia Y su esposa
Ia sonora Edith L. de Garcia. ofre-
cieron anoche IN bale en- honor del
Sr. Wayne Lcftus, hermano de Ia Sc
nora Garcia, en- su Residential de Ia
Gale de Camaron numero 1910.
Las numerosas amistaIes de Ia ia
milia Garcia que fueron invitadas a
Ia velada, fueron obseQuiadaS con
~refrescos Y pasreleria.
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WASHINGTON, Mario 31.-Las
noticiaS relatives al descubrimiento
de una base submarine alemana en-
las Indias Occidentales. recibidas
anoche en- esta capital, causaron po-
ca sorpresa en- los circllos O~ficiales.
La Secretaria de Marina. sin IN
argo, guard6 aLsoluta rcserva So
re cl particular. FL Secrctario Dl-
licls. cuando Sc lie do noticia de
los informeS procedentes de Pana-
ma, manifesto Il los representatives
de Ia prenSa que 10 cnt"cvlStaron,
que 10 unico que saba accrca de
clio, era qIe ~ningunos informes de
fuente Official Sc habian rccibido en-
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Una base naval submarine descu.
bierta en- las Indias 0ccidentaIes
Asegnrase que diecio: no submarines fueron encontrOdos
ALI y han sido remolcados a IN puerto americana
La noticia no ha causado gran sorpresa en- Wash
ington, pero Sc guarda reserva sobre 81 particular

PANAMA. Mario 31.-Dieclo-
cho submarines dlemarues y ulla ba-
e naval han sido d2s:ubicrtos frcn-
e a las :ostaS de Haiti, scgun Sc
apo aqui hoy. Vari"s rcmoica ioreS
dc Ia Armada americana esta3 re-
molcando a los submarines hacia un
puerto de los Estados Unidos, STEM
do escoltados por. un barco de que
IRA americana.
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MOTOCiCLO EN- PODER De LA
PCLlCIA

La poiicia ticne cn su podcr una
niotoyicIcta que tue e~ncontrada en-
TN pIcnte ccrca de Ia Cuarta calic
y Ia Avenida Lexington. Los resi-
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Il Ia dicha maqu1na habja siIo 70
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Nacimientos,

Dos gemelCs del matrimonio Cleo
fas Perez. Gale Cuarta No. l09.
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Defunciones.
J., &EiH


Sonora f. &c Garcia. 10 amos. CT
Sonora Teresa G.. Fernandez. -
amos Gale 5. Laredo los
Sonora +. o. Vargas. IS amos.
Cllicjon Monclova No. l.
NJ. Ayala. Is amos. Gale S Pc
COS 922
Jorge Martinez. so amos. Hospi-
tai de la ciIdad
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REGISTRO CIVIL.

Licencias de matrimonlo.
Leopoldo Garcia Y Romula Sono-
"a. + &i5kE
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OFERTA ESPECIAL

do de tempo. al recibo dc sl.OO or,
Americana, le e~nviareuoS q I'd. POI
correo certificado, franco de porte
una GAIA de COMPUESTO NIT.
CHELLA, 0 seis cajas por $500 y
IN ejemplar del libro del DR.. J.. Il
Dye que dice: "Como llegar a ser
madre." Escriba HOY MISMO a:
Dr.. J. H. Dye Medical Institute,
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Compuesto Mitchell

no hay para que temer mas a L"
dolores de la maternidad. FL har,
desaparecer los achaQues del emba-
razo, suprime los dolores del alum
bramiento, procura un rapido rest
biecimiento, ejercita acci6n Sobce
les pechos = glandulaS secretorias
de Ia leche dando lugar a que la ma
DIRE pueda alimentar al recien naci
do, Y alivia a las mujeres n~ervioS.>
dsbiles o que sufren de periodic:
irregulares o dolorosos. No contie
ne ninguna sustancia nociva a l.
madre o criatura pr6Xma a nacer
y no necesita dieta.
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SUSUCEIbASk. 4 LA PRENSA'
VALE so CTS. AL MES
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la Sccretaria dc Marina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-27
TWO ESCAPED GERMANS
MAKE WAY INTO MEXICO
Mcn Who Took French Leave OF In
termed Steamers at Philadelphia
Now i'm iatamoros.
OFFICIALS TAKE MATTER III
Remaining Sailors Transferred to
Forts Oglethorpe and McPherson,
Ga, Making Trip on Special Trains
Under Heavy Guard Of Marines.
Lny Assnciaieiprns.

BROWNSVILLE. TEN, March o6.-
TWO escaped members of the interncd
crews OF two German auxiliary cruisers
at the Philadelphia Navy-Yard crossed
the Rio Grande two miles below
brownsville on Sunday and are now
IN MatamoroS. Mex. opposite here. ac-
cordng TO Information received at mill
itary headquarters at Fort Brown here
Tonight. American military authori-
ties nave taken the matter up with
Mexican officials in Matamoros
The two men, according to military
information, were members of the crew
OF the German ships kronprinZ Will
helm and 1'rinz l;itcl Friedrich, and
escaped from philadelphia last week.
They swan the river sunday even
ing. il Is stated. What action Mex
lean authorities would take WAS no,
known tonight.
Other members OF the crew attcmpt-
ing TO escape were captured by Phila-
delphia Navy-Yard guards and police
officers.
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Is SEEKING
$4,000 RECRUITS
Rushing at Top Speed to Hasten
Navys Preparation for War

WASHINGTON, March "8.-rhc
nntiOn'S war machinery. operating
mt top-notch speed. Tonight rushed
ahend all plans to put I'm mnx Imum
lighting trim tho United Stntc.' first
Iine OF defense Mt sen, md all OF
the Industrial factors that enter
int" tho spccdInE-up process OF ship
construction were brought into
plny to hnstcn the nnvy's prcpara-
tiOn for conflict.
TO strengthen greatly tho naval
nrm Of the country, plans were com
pietcd for very InrEc number of
additional submarine chnsers. The
Navy Department arranged to open
bids for thesc craft next W~dncx-
day. The exact number was not
diNulEcd. Secretary OF the Navy
DnnieiS stated. however, that Il Is
his purpose to buy ns mnny Of this
type nf vessels nS u will he pos-
siblc 10 construed. 10 meet tho gov
crnmcnt's needs. such ynrds very
four-hOur schedule. with largely
augmented forces OF skilled nrti-
sans.
Thousands of small motor boats
md other private crnft. which have
been given to the nntiOn by their
equipped for wnr uscs. Contract,
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for c"Eincs and other accessories
for such vessels already had been
awarded Ia supply emergency needs.
Heroic steps were tnkcn Ia In
crease the steel products available
Tor the building m quickly ns po.-
sihIc of bnttIc cruisers. scout rruis-
crs md torpcdo-bont dcstroycrs al
ready authorized.
Secretary of the navy DnnieI. nm
n"nnrrd that Bcrnnrd VI. nnruch,
chairman of the steel committee of
the Council Of National Defense,
VIII confer this week with Judge
Elbcrt II. Gnry. OF tho United Stnt.N
Steel Corporation. and with other
mrnts To rush forward the output
OF steel products.
Mobilization Of labor upon such
scnlc of efficiency that the cNtrn
demands OF nIl shipynrds and muni-
tto" piant. cnn he fully met. VIII he
completed at n conference called by
Secretary OF Labor, Wilson to-day
for next wednesday,, to he attended
by President samuel Gompcrs. of
the American Federation OF Labor,
and chairman OF tho committee on
inbor of the Council OF National De-
fcnse md representatives Of the
tiNfl Service Commission and offi-
rinls OF the Federal EmpIoymcnt
Service.
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PROMISED SUPPORT
BY INDEPENDENTS
Organization of New House by
Democrats Declared to
Be Assured.
RANDALL MAKES STATEMENT
Declares Mann's Offer to Retire
From Speakership Race
Comes Too Late.
lRy AssocIa,cI prc.s.l

iRy Associate! Prc.sl
WASHINGTON. March 2G-OrEaniZa.
ti'n OF the new House by the Demo
Gratis was declared to he assured to-
night by Representative Randall. OF
california. prohibtonist. and one Of
whom the political complexion Of the
House has seemed 10 hinge
MIR. Randall returned to Washington
tonight from Los Angeles ON read
bT Republican Leader Mann. Offering
!" retire from the race for the speaker
hhIp M favor OF Speaker Clark if
bipartisan or noupartisan organization
MAS agreed upon. he said Mr.. Mann
Was too late: that he MAS in a position
10 say that enough Of the independents
would vote with the Democrats to give
the latter a majority and assure the
administration OF control 10y it's party
OF both houses Of Congress.
There have been Indications for sev.
oral days that the Democratic leaders
had received satisfactory information
concerning the undergraduates Speaker
- anu ''l'i Sp"h'Sh'h OF IN"
party have predicted TIA. outcome APP
p"f"n'IE WIN complete coniidomce.
BOTH PARTIES 90 INTO FIGHT
WI'rH .It MEMBERS EACH
Democrats and Republicans 20 into
the organization fight with 2li mem
hcrs each and 4lS votes are required
10 elect tho Speaker 30 four Of the
five iudcpe ndcnts mus, Join the Demo-
Gratis I" elect Speaker Clark. unlcys
there az" dcfcctions from the Rcpubli-
can ranks.
Whon KopnbIi,a,, r...d.r u.
his return TODAY from :, v,..,,n,
to IIaiti. announced his ,,illi,rrcss -
wi,hdrayv f,or, IN, ,o..,r.t,.
i'm favor Of Speaker Clark. provided
Democrats and Republicans could agree
20 ''PhrtiSdh "r honpart'san orEaniza-
''oh vi 'h" ne" housc. he drew pro-
."A'S .'Shi'l~' S"ch program both
''o'" democrats and members OF his
~" P'' similar plan had been
''S' uHseo informally before MIR. Mann
h,Iicvod i, 49,, ,o, att,,i., 80
sar,o,,s cors,d.,.,ion '''
'""'"". "I +" "iS1ohsln'
''ut' W '"e progress
u" me 'i"use' ana
- '"""'""'e ior speaker
ma, mo v., r,,,,,,,,.a,,,
IN. surrce,,ou
-, u''"S ""c""er lark
N"',' "i'" itePre
on" ''"SH, o' NHf't'"'
.,, ~ '"" ''"' i'e''
90" '"P''' ''t"'I! that theS
NV -""'" P'ah
70 PieN'h'
=" "' nus SUMS
- '""" "t''-
''' - ''e"' oi inc re
w 'he
~ Eh hH'E
:"
H"'' ne was
-. ;, 7pe"".t
~ Wy i".of
~, -, 80" 'e
'"' country
Dc''"cr"tic plans IL appears. arc 10
i"'ce w" o' s"hi@2tioi HSht 10 par
''sah victory II possible. some of the
party spohesneh tonight predicted
'h"' '"c eHl'rc organization VIII be
.,e,,,
'ei'"''Nc h'r"hEeheht contem-
Plates 'he remaining ior the purpose OF
hahihe co'nin'''ee nominations the ten
'nen'noFs Oh 'ne ways ana Means COM
h'''ee oi 'he last congress VINO return
!" 'he coming ,ohsress' Most OF the
49, ''' 'oPei"' '"a'
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FRENCH CONTINUE
ADVANCE SOUTH or OISr:
I BY AssociAttd Press.


FAIRS, March Observation-Disclosures
the bad weather and tho difficult state
continued. Notwithstanding the state
of the ground. the French continued
las night to advance south Of the Disc.
The War Office announces that French
patrols reached Folcmbray, south Of
the forest of Coucy.
The statement follows:
Between the Sommc and the Disc.
the Germans made repeated attacks
during the night on the front between
Essigny and Bcnay. All these attempts
were checked by our fire or 'rcpulscd
by our counterattacks. Serious losses
were inflicted on the enemy. We main
tanned completely the positions cap
turcd yesterday.
South Of the Disc, our advance was
Of the ground and the bad weather.
We pushed forward our patrols be-
yond Folembray. south Of tho lower
forest Of Coucy.
North OF Rheims. our batteries
Continued OH Second Page.)
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TRANSFERRED UNDER
HEAVY GUARD OF MARINES
IRy Associated press.l

BY Associated Pressl
w y II q T O ~ March o6-Two
trains OF fourteen cars each. bearing
German interncd sailors from Phila-
delphia 10 Forts Oglethorpc and Nc
i'herSon. Ga. passed through Washing
ton late to-day Very few persons
knew of the presence Of the men in
the capital city, and il was said the
trip from Philadelphia had hecn un-
eventful.
The sailors. members Of the crews
Of the German auxiliary cruisers Kron-
prinH Wilhelm and I'rinz Eitcl Fried
rich. were under Il heavy guard of ma
rincs The greatest precautions were
made at stations at which the trains
stopped. detectives having been as
signed To keep spectators at a dis
tancc.
The special trains are expected to
arrive at their destinations about noon
tomorrow.
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Calls for Information
as to Suspicious Actions

Mayor AinsiIc yesterday ISSUED
tho following stntemcnt. In the form
Df u reTucst. to all loyal citizens:
81 request nil ritiZcus having
knowledge or suspicious of possible
hostile nets or Intentions against
ihc United States. tho Common
wealth Of Virginia or the city OF
ItirhmOnd to communicate with me
nt once"
Hiram VI. Smith. assistant United
states District Attorney. mndc the
following stntcmcnt yesterday:
"The District Attorneys Office Is
making every effort to run down
spics. to npprchcnd every man who
is known te bc hostilc 10 this gov
crnment. md to nafcEunrd Its In
tcrests In the best possible way. All
who offend will nc vigorously pros
ecuted. No arrest In any case hns
been made yet"
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Not ALLOWED 10 APPROACH
WITHIN SPEAKING. DISTtN T.

~ Associated Press
NNCiBURG. VA. March a6--The
first OF two trains bearing iutcrucd
German sailors from Philadelphia to
Forts oSlcthorpc aud Mcphcrson. Ca
PASSED through here at 10 o'clock to-
night There were 393 Germans aboard
the fourteen cars. The second train
did not come through here During
the stop here the marine guard kept
"n'k spectators. allowing none to APP
proach within spcaki ing distance OF the
Germans
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T00 MEN ~ CREWS or
TWO INTEItNED SIIIPS
lEv Associated Prc,s. |

i!l' Associated Press.
rliIl.AbEIrIIA. March 26.--Thc 700
members OF the crews OF the German
au%iliary cruisers kronprinz Wilhelm
aud l'rinH Eitel Friedrich. informed ar
the Philadelphia Navy-Yard since last
October. started to- day under a heavy
guard Of marines for Fort Osicthorpc
and Fort Mcpherson. Ga
The first section of fourteen ears left
shortly before O'Clock. aud another
section Of AN equal number OF cars dc.
partcd later.
large crowd held back by a cor
don OF marines and 300 philadc!uhia
policemen. saw tho departure OF the
sailors In each ear there WAS a ma
rine guard OF fourteen men.
Preparations for the departure be-
gan last weok. The first outward cvi-
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ALLIES REPORT CAPTURE
OF THREE MORE VILLAGES
Lagnicourt Falls Into Hands OF Brit.
ish. and Folcmbray and La
ieuillcc Won by Nivellc.
FRENCH GAIN NEAR sOIssONs
M Important Changes i'm st. Quen-
tin Sector, Where Germans Appar-
emily Are Stifrcning Their Lines.
Considerable Aerial Activity.
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Three additional villages have fallen
'h'" 'h' h"ndS OF the British and
r''h'h troops operating against I'll"
'"' hS between Arras and So'ssons.
IN rance. On" village was taken by
~ f'fi''Nh' ana Nv" We're captured by
'"t fr'hch'
Ii. ni'our'' situated about SIX miles
VEST "t t"paumc' feil INTO the
minus OF thc hrltlSh' ana foiembray
""' '7 fc""I'c' IN INC i'aSScc-f orct-
We ""'H ''Si"h al the base OF tue
S''''''' 'na' mas beeh driven INTO tue
w. "' :" ''"e9 81 i'' 'crc' no" arc IN
VIZ. "i'.'i3 '' ''h''"' N'Neie iorccs'
'c"'" h'S" nave gained some
''"'''"'' ''' '"'' nor '"c"S' "i aolsSons'
'"t ~ i''P"i '""' t"""Ec7 IN position
"t ''' u ca III 'i'c 9t' quentin sector
"h''' IN" N'e''h""S apparently arc
''"' l" Keep Gown
'''S" '"'"""H pS '''' rr"n'h' laris re-
po''s 'he ul"perSa' OF ''erhan iorccs
~ '''S "'S''''t "H the arNi'!r'! irc OF
'h' rch'"' however
iFch'h '"lcl"s ana pomnihS opera
t'o"9 continue on inc remainder oi the
'r"'' "'ho"sh 'here aisS nave been
>'"'c"' "Ft''!erE "ue'S on various sec
'''S 'SPcS'"''E east OF biAhIudc ana
!" he'eiuHi'
BRITiSH FORCE DOWN
FIVE GERMAN AIRPLA MES
Considerable aerial activity Is still
in progress between the British and
Germans. London reports the forcing
down by British arncn OF five German
airpianes east OF Neuville-St. Naast
and Armcnticres, but says that seven
British machines have failed TO return
TO their bases.
The Germans. who arc reported to
bc in force on the North Russian front.
are again becoming active. South OF
Dvinsk, in the region OF Postavy, after
having loosed gas waves against the
Russians, the Germans cssayed an ad-
vance, hut, according TO PctroErad,