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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance O. the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chaucery Court of Garland county, made and entered on the 26th day ol September A. D., 19lS, in a certain cause (No. G35O then pending therein between Augusta Culbert complain ant and James F IIosua and lrma C HCgue ct aL, defendants, the under signed. as Commissioner of said Couvc, N.Il offer for sale 2t public vendae to the highest bidder at the west front dOCr or entrance of the County Courthouse, in which said Court is held in the County of Garland within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on the 2ard day of December, A. D. 1918. the following described real est8te to-Wit:
 4 part of lot twelve t12) in block lone hundred and forty two Q42) in Inc city of Hot Springs, in the State of Arkansas described as follows: Commence at the common corner of lot eleven O11 and twelve G2) m said block on ArbOr street and run thence in a p0rtheasterly direction along the dividing line lot twelve 02) and Ar bor street fifty-one (5D feet; thence in a southtasterly direction one hun dred and fifty GjO feet, more or less to the dividing line between said lot twelve and Craig street, at q point cighty-three tS3) feet northe3sterly from the common corner of lots eleven CID and twelve 12); thence in a southwesterly direction along the di- viJing line between said lot twelve and Craig street, eighty-tbree tS3J feet. Co said common corner of lots eleven ttD ard twelve (l2); thence in 6 nortAwosterly direction along the di- Ivang lines between said lots eleven 1D and twelve 02) one hundred and ] fifty O5O feet more or less to the place of beginning
 Terms of sale: Ona credit of three lmoaths. lie purchaser being required 10 execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause. with approved seCur- lily. bearing interest at the rate or g | per cent per annum from date of sale Iuntil paid, and a lien being retained or the premises sold to secure the pay meut of tho purchase money
 Given under my hand this 22nd day of November A. D 1918.
 F. W. ROWLES. Commissioner in Chancery
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LERAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR RE PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior U $. Land
 office at Little Rock Arkansas, No vcnber 29 1918
 Notice is hereby given that Nea Eishe9 of Ceda- GladcA Aroaneas who ou October %. 1913. and Aueue 29 lalC made original and addidoua entries Noe oldl97 and ol}5li for S T.. $ I-2 NJ 1t SW W1-4Nl-2S i-l SW .1-4. $ 1-2 SE l-I SW l-4N W l-2 $ I-- ND IT St l-l,N 1-2 NE IT. SW ! .t 3E l-l NY I.t and SW l-i INV -t Section 2e Township N BanEe 9. w. 5th P0ucilA Meridian has lle. notice oi Intention to make three yeal proot to establish claim to the lam. abovo described before F. $ Com missioner at Hot Springs. Arkansas on the 1th day of January l9l3
 Claimant uames as witnesses James Blooher Of Cedar HJdes Ark. Houston Richardson of Cedar Glades Ark. Aaru Graves of Cedar Glades Ark; Randolph Graves, of Cedar Glades. Ark
 JOHN W ALLEN. lTues) Register
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LEGAL NOTICES

which all the right title and interest of the State oc Arkansas to the lands, timber and other assets and property owned by the -Ark4nsas Lumber Company. an Arkansas corr poration. at the time of the surrender Of ite charter. be Invested ont of the state of Arkansas, and vested in Sc. euuy Trust Company of Detroit Michigan. as Administrator with the Win annexed Of the estate oi Alvin N Bentley. daceased or iu such other company or person as may at that time be tho Administrator of tue ee- tate of said doccaseu
 rhs November l9, 1918
 ". D. BBOUSE.
 Attorney for Security Trust Con-
 pany. as Administrator as arore-
 sald 1l-22- lmo
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PROCLAMATION.

And Writ of @ SPeoil Election.
 Proclamation Of the Governor of the State of Arlanas, for stecid. election to be held in taa various vot- ing precincts throughout tbe State of Arkansas i1 she various counties thereof. for the adoption or rejection of the constitution as drafted by the Cogs..tu ioual Convention for the State Of Arkansas in accordance with the provision Of Act Number Niue-y y Nine of tAe General Ass maIy ol the st4 0 Arhausaa approved ly the Governor or said State on the l6th day of February A. D. 14lT.
 THE STATE OF ARKANSAS TO THE SIERuFS AND BOARDS or ELECTION COMMISSIONERS or THE VARIOUS COUNTIES IN THE STATE OF ARKAE5AS--GREET- INGS:
 WHEREAS, The General Assembly of fine State of Arkansas, at it's l4f7 session passed an Act. being Act Number 99. approved by the Governor of said State cf the 18th day ol Fab9 mary l9IL providing for the callins of a Constitutional Convention for the purpose Of drafting a constitution for the S0a,a of ArAdasas, to meet in the hall Of tbe House oc Representative in the state Capitol in the City Of Little Rock. at l2 M, Monday No venaer l9 lJl7, and
 WHEREAS, said Constitutional Con veution did convene at said time anu place, and
 WHEREAS. said Constitutional Con- yeudon did draft constitution for said State of ArAauaas ana
 WHEREAS, on tae 2Jth day of Sco- tember l9lS. said Contention cid designate the 14th day Of December A n, 1918. as the day and date upon which the Constitution proposed by said Convention should be submitted 10 the electors of this State tor adop- tiou or rejection aud,
 WHEREAS. said act No go of the General Assembly of the State of Ar Eansae. provides that the Governor of this State shall designate tho date of said election by said Convention issue his proclamation ordering said special election taroaahout he State.
 NOW, THEREFORE,, l, Chas. Il Trough Governor Of the State ot Ar kansas, by vir.ae Of the authority yeted lu mo under the Cqnstimtion and laws of sad state and in pur- euance with fae provisions Of said Act. hereby desenates the 1tth day of December 1918 as the dale for said special election in the various yot- ling precincts and wards in each of ha counties of Che state Of Arkansas for the adoption or rejection of the Constitution proposed by said Con stitud0pal Convention
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have bereuuto set my hand and caused to be affixed the Great Seal of state a the Executive Chamber. at Little Rock. Arkansas. this the eleventh day of October 1918
 CHARLES + BROUGH.
 Governor BY THE GOVERNOR;
 TOM J. TFRBAtL.
 Secretary Of Sfate
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EASTMAN E0DAKS AT
 THE MORRIS DRUG co

Following the announcement tha we had reopenec our Kodak Depart ment we wish further 10 announce that we have secured the Eastman Kodak agency and will carry ful Inc of all their products. including ulms. kodaSs, velox paper. etc.
 Our Kodak finishing department ls Tn charge of Mir Joe M. SeIhar wac Is we'll known to aG amateur pho 'ographers. He win give his personal attention to this work and will guar antee that all work turned put eau not be exeelled
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SHERlFFs SALE

Noti is hereby given, that by yir- tue and authority of an execution to me directed and delierered on Nov 2ud. 1918, by the clerk of the Circuit Court of Garland county. Arkansas. in favor of AL Edwards and a9linst Me- Gehee Williams Being unable 70 find any personal rrorerty oelousus to the said Ncishee Williams. l hayo this the 18th day of December, 1918, levied on, and will offer for sale, at public auction, at the Wet front door of the Court Houoe in the City of Hot Springs, G1Grland county Arkansas, on Saturday. the ith day of January l9lS at 12 o'clock noon all the right title and interest of the said Me- Gehce Williams in and to the follow- ing described real estate lying and being in the City of Hot springs, Car land county, Arkansas, to-Wit.
 Commenciu2 at appoint on the iron; of lot fifteen (10 of block eighty nine (S9). thirteen C13) feet from the northeast corner Of said lot, and rm thence, rerpendicular to the tangent at this point tc the rear lne ol said let fifteen G5l; Thence northward along the rear lines of lots fifteen 0U, fourteen GO, thirteen ll4 and twelve 02), a distance of eighty one CSD feet Thence on a line per- pendicular to d point on the front Q of lot twelve tl2D five and fo ,eHths feet t5.4j from its northeast corner to po.nt Of said lot twelve G9 sixty four feet tGD feet on Gen. tral avenue Thence 10 a point on front inc of lot twelve G2J to a point seven and cight-teuths t7SI feet from the Northeast corner thereof; Thence along the fronts of lots lWolye G2) thirteen 13l, fourteen QD and fifteen G5) a distance of one hundred and thirteen and two-tenths Gl32) feet to the point or beNnning: Being lots thirteen C3) and fourteen CID and parts of lots twelve G2) ana fifteen G5D of block eieht-nine (SO of the City of Hot Springs. as sur- yeyed mapped and pla,ted by the q. 5. Hot Springs Commission aAWilth all the rights and privileges ~reun- 10 helonging
 Terms of sale; To be sold ct pu1-- JIe auction, to the highest bidder. on a credit Of three S,.ntbs. purchaser to give bond witnFSproved security, and lien Ato le retained on said real estate tA ecure payment Of pur- chaseA AmOncy
 my hand as sheriff of Gar lan Enty, Arkansas, this the 18th da ~December, 1918
 B. 0 SMITH. Sheriff
 By w CURJ D <
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WARNiNo ORDER
Secretary Of state

In the Chancery Court of Car'aul county Ark. Cau Mooney plain df vs R II Mooney defendant The defopdant R ' Mooney Is warned e arpear in this court within thIrty dars and anWcr i'c complain, oi the plaIn- uW Clara Mooney
 Witness my band and the seal Of l court. th.r l9th dag of Novam. her l9is
 r W. R0WLEs. Clerk
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Office Phone Residence Phon FOG 542
 OR. 8. R. WALLS Diseases of Women and Children office Ark. National Bank Bld'g. Residence aii Park Ave.
 City calls answered.
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my hand as sheriff of Gar au knty, Arkansas, this the 18th la !~December, 1918
 B. 0 SMITH. Sheriff
 By w CURL, D. <.
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LOST AMn F1uNs

 oSI-Aao two wees ago. round sold rooch win Hal diamond cen ier valued as keeps ke fuder lc- t.fr A. N Johnson. sentinel Re. rJ office 5000 reward t--l>-IW LOST Two gold Ioehal aud chain. in small brown boN rom TovaH' iuwelry store Finder R.l receive re wand tr rat ro ro NcNanars 9ah.s 4G1 Park ayo fl LOST -B-tweu Townsend bctrl and sims roeeTy lore a star brooch Ai.h oIam.ud center Return and receNa reward at Town end hotel 12-ia-I .o~T iu EoNl theatre. r3 .oE scarf lined wrb aras silk Return tI t.S Franacl or phone l6tI and a .glFe .aWsrl
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LE6AL RorrcEs
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that tn andersianed Roy Levi to satisfy livery stable keepers lien due hi for charges and cost on the hors and property hereinafter menuone left in his charse by N. ! Murphy f. De kept, sheltered fed and otherwis cared for will cause the foIowin described horse and other property. One brown mare, named Maggie about 1G years old, about 16 hand. high and waiehins about 9J0 pounds che spfins wagon and one set o harness. fer sale at public outcry VI the End day of pooomber 1918 at th hour of 1J o'clock a. m., at Levi stables situated at No. 127 and 12 Market street in the City of Ho Springs. Garland County. Arzansa Said sale will be conducted by i H Boltcs, Public Aucuoneer
 out of the proceeds of such sal will be paid,
 First: The cost and expenses euch sal8
 Second The amount dHe the un dcrs od for bis charges; and th .alafee if any, will be hold by tn gnders.euod for the use and suajec to Jne order of tha said NL j. Murphy Dated at ,-ot Springs. Arkansas this 3oth day of October, 1918,
 ROY LEVI
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WARNING ORDER

In the chancery court Of Garland county, Ark, Ida Dell Brumbelow plaintiff, vs Alfred R. Brumbelow, de- fendant, Alfred R. Brumbelow, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the com plaint Of the plaintiff Ida Dell Bum below.
 Witness my hand ana the seal Of said court this 20 day of November 1918.
 F. w. ROWJ4ES. Clerk
 By D. W PARKER, D. C. II P. Chappell, atty ad Item.
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EAsrERN srAn.

Hot Springs Chapter. No 69, Q E &. Masonic Temple tpfd M0ndas lt nm. MRS. ADEAN ELLSWORTH,
 Worthy Matron Miss Blanche Bailey. 5ecre'sry
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Secret Societies
. sASN~4S%NA~A%S% {
mAsoNIv.

MASONIC. Hot Springs Commandery, No {. K T., meets every first Monday
 J IT, BUTTERFTELD. F. C. M. C HICKMAN. Recorder Hot sprnes Doducu, NO. 23. R, 6 $. M. meets every ecC2d Monday alter
 F |. GREEN. r l. M NJ C HICKMAN. Recorder. hot Spr1ks Chapter No. 47 R. A. Nj. meets every second and fourth Monday.
 NJ. H. CAMPBELL. H r. M C HICKMAN. Secretary. hot Sprngs odge NO. 61. F & A. NJ. Masonic Temple first and third Fridays
 T J. BLEDSOE. W. M Nj C HICKMAN Secretary.
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3. 2. o g.

Hot Springs lodge No. 3s0. B. P 0. D., meets every Wednesday evening at S30 sharp,. at their new haii corner Spring and Valley streets sisitiDg Irothers Cordially invited.
 E. H. BANCROFT. E R. Ray s smith, Secretary
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cAMp No. 8. W. O. M.

Silver Leaf Camp No s. W. o. w.. meets second and fourth Frddy nlgh ts at w. O. w hall. 2Z2a Valley street
 Fl. A. WHEATLEY. C. C. John E. Jones. Clerk
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GARLAND REBEccAs NO. 70.

The Garland Rebecca lodge meets in the odd Fellows hall the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
 Mrs. Myrtle Stutts, N c.
 Fannie Sapls Secy
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HARRY DoUGHERTY. D c K

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
 Hot Springs Camp 13343 meets sec- Ond and fourth Wednesdays at the K. P. hall George D. Midklff, consul: E. E. Kyle, clerk. Clerks office
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Missouri Pacific

10:30 a m.--Ao. 220, to Little Roc and Memphis Parlor ear and diner Hot Springs to Memphis.
 5:30 p. m.--No. IS. St Louis-EIo Springs special, to Little Rock, Memphis, St, Louis and Chicago.
 6:55 a. m.-No SS4, to Little Rock. St. Louis and Texas points,
 TRAINS ARRIVE.
 9:30 a. m.-No. l7, Hot Springs Special from Chicago, St Louis, Mem- phis and Little Rock.
 6:45 D. m.-No 2l9. from Memphis Little Rock. Parlor car and diner
 I'VE do D. nl.--No S33. from St Louis ard Little Rock
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SUMTER LODGE NO. 4ts F. 6 A. M.

South Hot Springs. corner West Grand and Fifth streets. Regular communications second and fourth Fridays at o'clock pm. Sidney l.. Sims. w M Roy E Ermey secre- taTy
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RnYAL NElGrtRnRa-

vapor City Camp No SIT. Roya Neighbors ot America. meets first and third Wednesday Of each monin in tn. M W. A. hall Visiting selRhhnrs ar. welcome.
 MRS. ANNA WILLIAMS, Oracle
 Emma Harsh. Recorder.
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Memphis, Dallas and
 Gulf. nvA 0araFf tFH fF
Depart

No. 1-Daily except Sunday, \ m. Direct connections Ashdof ss Kansas City Southern, FriSco Cotton Belt for Hope. Paris, DGS Fort Smith, Joplin, Kansas City, ~ points in Arkansas, Missouri, Texas and Oklahoma; direct connections for all points diverging from Texarkana No. 3-Sunday only, departs at 10:45 for all points as above stated
 Arrive.
 No. 2-Daily except Sunday, arrives 2:50 pm. Connections from points as stated above
 No. 4-Sunday only, arrives at $500 pm. from points as stated above.
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OF coLlIMnua.
kNIc

Hot Sprin 'ouucl No l146 Knights rf Columbus. meets every first and third Thursday in their new hall second flooF of the building at the nutiifweat cufter of Bath and Eychange streets Visitors cordially inyiied e attend
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FOR BENT

a 423-423 Whiting ,ou-aDply 478 Nhtt- Inston Phone 5o4. 6-I0-u
 
 FOR RENT Modern 5 room coaase iN' Kirk s. Phone ZSg I2-s.tI -- ---.--.-,----------
 FOR sALE
 FOR SALE Ruomue House fH. teen we'll furnished rooms. g1ol pls- ing proposition, centrally located Will sacrifice if sold at once Cau l2l ENchan-e street. 1z-ls-st FARM FOR sALE-2o acres two room house, barn eood well ot va- ter: TO acres in cultivation, one acre m strawberries, peach and apple o-- chard five milas southeast oi gE close to Shady Grove road WrJ. oc come 10 see J. F. Rcloiua R
 FOR SALE -la11 Ford. u.e pas senser almost new Call Pacific room 19-Ii.f.. FOR SAIE-CGeyrolet roadster lal7. All condition Newly painted Now tire, bumper ire rac,, cat.oat la. 129G 11-1--.f FOR SALE '-uI-uoa ed rovu Leg horn chickens Phone 2s01
 r--I5-Gt LOsT-Oid fashion sold uatcd R-- ward ii phone l12' t--l9-3t FOR SALE Hand painted china e. every dasrcipHoa a,p ,haa au plies. Phone l>9a 6l6 par. ss.
 121f-.t FOR SALE -Beauuui 1sb. room bungalow in heart of line woods Twenty minutes walk from r. D. Eic2autly furnished; electric lights. running water two baths funsce au concrete fousdatio1, fi,e acres e. beautiful grounds. best anay2ed Wiu- eral spring in city. garase, auto horse buggy saddle yard dog chickens. 5ea pictures. Jones & Dallas. Atkausa Trust Co., 12-I-tl FOR SALE Registered Iuroc-Jeisey pi-e for breeding purposes, male and female. Defender and Orion lgos-. from five weeks 10 live months old Mazarn Valley Land Company. stt Central avenue Hot Springs, Araau- sas I2-I2-ti FOR SAIE-Gtlts Hand PaiuteI China sets or single 2l6 FoWM street, Happy Hollow 12-l2-2N FOR SALE-Team of horses. wagcn and harness at half the cost six months aeo Phone 9527 11-10-tl FOR SAIE-ChovIolet roadster; frs. class condition newly Ipinted: 1917 model Call 1ao6 I2I0-1wk FOR sALF,-Very fine furnishings of a Broom apartment lt a sacrifice. Ask w. T. Hawkins Phone 209
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Buy your Christmas Candy at Lem lys p-n stogs l2-li-tf
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WANTED

v AIN 1iI1 10 BJ1 --1achs. N ar prices pad for secondhand sacks. C.
 J. Horner Co lO29It
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FOR RENT Modern room cottage
 lbs Kirk S. Phone gSg. I2-..II
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ARRESTO DI UN PRoFESSORE
ACCUSATO DI TRUFFE

PISTOIA, 25-Giunge notizia
che e state arrestato il prof. DiOni-
gi Ferrandi, da Novara, insegnan-
te di francese in un istituto priva-
to. COstui aveva OttenutO tale in
segnamento presentandO commen-
datizie certifcati che sembrarO-
no regolari. In questi ultimi tenn
pi il prof. Ferrandi aveva dedica-
to la sua attivita al commercio
del carbone della legna, facendo
lauti guadagni Poi, contando a.
derenze ed amicizie, 81 occupava
di far ottendere esoneri a militari,
mediante pagamento di GA lire,
dele quail 600 diceva dovevano
essere andate al Governo IA per
lie spese. Una lettera lnviata al
rarenti da un soldato al fronte RI
rel6 l'indegns spec lazione del
rof. Ferrand
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Communicate Ufficiale

II Ministero della guerra ha fat
to pubblicare il seguente Bolletti-
no Uficiale della guerra, sui rap
porto spedito dal Commando Supre-
mo al nostro fronte:
#Sull ll'Altipiano di Asiago uno
del nostri riparti di truppe di as
salto, attacco un forte distacca-
mento nemico nellie vicinanze del
villaggio di Stoccareddo, DOpo
un vivace combattimento il nemi-
co fu posto in fuga con gravi per-
dite.
"Riparti italiani ed inglesi, nei
pressi di Canova, catturarono pri-
gionieri ed un mortaio da trincea.
"L 'usuale attivita da parte del
l'artiglieria 81 verific6 lungo tutta
Ia fronte. DIAZ
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DUELLI D'ARTIGLIERIA AL
SETTORE AMERICANA

Violenti dqelli di artiglieria
hanno caratterizzato lie ultime qua
rantott ore di combattimento mel
settore americana, ira Amiens e
Parigi.
LIE batterie americana han con-
centrato il loro fuOco su alcuni vii
laggi in cui erano concentrate le
forze nemiche, ottenendo ottimi
risultati, come han pOtuto osser-
ware gil aviatori. Molti fabbrica-
ii sono stati demoliti dai grossi
obici. ST crede che tedeschi han
sofferto gravi perdite di uomini.
L'attivita della fanteria ameri-
cana 81 e limitata al servizio di RI
cognizione durante la notte.
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| TEDESCHI
BATTUTl AID YPRES

TelegrafanO dial Quartiere gene
rale dele truppe inglesi in Fran
cia. ST vede chiaramente, oramai,
che i tedeschi hanno sofferto una
disastrosa sconftta. Ogni loro at
tacco E state respintO brillante-
mente dale artigierie dale fan
terie inglesi. II nemico non ha po-
tuto occupare neppure um piede di
territorio sui fronte inglese.
Diversi regiment inglesi re-
spinsero, l'altra mattina, quattro
violentissimi assault effettuati con
preponderanti forze del nemico
sulla via di Kemmel-La Clytte, do
We vi furono tremendi combatti-
menti. LIE forze tedesche vennero,
in questo settore, distrutte quasi
completamente. Uno del pi6 for
midabili attacchi tedeschi fu ef-
fettuato fra Scherpenbery Mont
Rouge, dove essi riuscirono per
qualche minute ad aprirsi un var
co; ma furono subito ributtati in
dietro da uno splendido contrat-
tacco francese. nellie prime ore
della mattina gil Inglesi non ave-
vano che una o due posizioni in
VOOrmezzele ed j tedeschi erano di
gran lungo SUPERIOR di numero. IL
nemico lanci6 lie sue famose truppe
di assalto contro lie posizioni in
glesi, ma non riusci al avanzare a
causa del fuoco nutritissimo del
battaglioni britannica che fecero
un vero macello dele orde assali-
trici.
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AUMENTO DI PREZZO Sui
GAS

L"American Natural Gas Com
pany" la "Gilpin Natural Gas
Company" con diramazioni di
condotture di Gas lungo il terrific
rio dele Contea di Allegheny,
Armstrong, Butler, Indiana e
Westmoreland, hanno compilata e
presentata ALA COMMISSIONS del
Servizi Pubblici dele rispettive su
menzionate Contee, una nuova ta-
riffa di prezzi che andra in vigore
il 19 del corrente mese. La nuO-
va tariffa cOlpisce tutti coloro che
cOnsumano un quantitativO ecce-
dente 100000 piedi cubi di gas
durante il mese, per la quail cosa
saranno tenuti a pagare da Is a %
soldi in pi6 per ogni 1000 piedi GU
bi di gas.
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LA MORTE DELL 'ASSASSINO
DELL 'ARCIDUCA FRANCE
SEQ FERNANDO

Marted1 scorso, nella fortezza di
Theeresienstadh, owe era richiuso,
e morto di tubercolosi Gabrielle
Principe: colui che assassin6 Par
ciduca Francis Ferdinando, pre-
sunto erede al trono austro-unga-
rico, con una bomba che uccise an
che l'arciduchessa che era nella
stessa carrozza accanto al marito.
L'assassinio fu cOmmeSso con Il
ma bomba, a Sarojevo- Serbia -
servf di pretesto allie potenze
Centrali per determinare la guer-
ra divenuta ora confitto mondia-
lie.
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ATTENDENDO L'OFFENSIVA
AUSTRIACA

II correspondence dal frOnte tia
lianO del "New York Globe" ha
'inviato il seguente cablogramma
al suo giornale:
Quando la situazione in Francia
10 permettera, la questione dele
truppe americana per l'Italia do
vra essere risolta con la massima
sollecitudine. Questa e l'opinio-
ne di lutte gil Americani che tro-
vansi in Italia questO e il desi-
derio del pi1 eminenti uOmini ita7
liani.
Mel campo aviatorio alcuni del
nostri aviatori istrutti in Italia So
no in servizio in F'rancia; gil al
tri rimarranno in Italia. Frattan-
to l'America deve aiutare a tener
su l'aviazione italiana. ST deve
far 81 che la produzione italiana
non venga mancare per mancan-
"a di materiale greggio qualunque
sieno le difficolta della situazione
del trasporti. L'aviaziOne CONT
nua attivissima lungo il fronte do
vunque la staGone 10 permetta [
Tedeschi sono tutti scomparsi e gil
Austriaci sono oppositori meschi-
nj.
Per gil Alleati gil aviatori in
glesi stanno battendo il miglior
record, ma gil Italiani ed fran
cesi non sono loro motto indietro.
Di recente in un solo giorno gil /
taliani atterrarono Is aeroplani
nemici. In Austria il Servizio di
idroplani e la sezione pi1 forte del
la loro aviazione. Banfeld, capo
degli aviatori del mare a Trieste,
e di origine inglese ed ha organic
zato il servizio magnifcamente !;
tuttavia gil austriaci Sc non sono
aiutati non possono mettersi a con-
fronto cogli Italiani e riconoscono
Ia IOro infariorita