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Newspaper Page TextWHY AMERICA LEADS EBURG TRAVELERS BAT Roeeburg u the best town In Ore rod and haa the beat ontlook for per niaucnt lirowtli. Till, tliowi that united effort win, keep It up. America asks notliinx for herself but what (be baa a rlftit to ask tor humanity Itself. WUUDKOW WILSON. ROS REVIEW VOL. XIX. ' ItOSF.IUIMJ, OHF.tiOX. KIlVI'.SH Y KVKXISII, MAIU'll I" lltllt. . ! Xo. 1.1. Censored Telegram Says Oper ating Rase Is Established AMERICAN TROOPS ON BORDER VillisU Bdnd Is Reported to Have FnlerfcT and Looted Mny Homes on the Out skirts of ttdcbita 131, PASO. March 1 :.. Military censorship has been til rown closely about the border country, and it Is impossible to ascertain troop mo e ments. Many firmly believe the American expedition has actually started. Censored Columbus dis patches from the Cnited Press cor respondent told of preparations to establish a base for o)erations. Hail-1 road switches and bridges are being: built by army engineers.. Troop j movements were not mentioned, j Hishop Hurst reported that the Mor mon colonists have arrived safely at Casas (irandes. They said Villa was1 hovering in - f nit y. Consul (iarcla an -mi n ' tl t. the Carranzis tas had cva?n: i' r Ionia, south of Columbus. Ceneral Mertani leading p thousand troons toward Guzman. ; Garcia denied the report that the Carranzistas occupied Hachita, New Mexico. Reports over railroad tele- graph wires said a Villista band looted hoeiPs on the outskirts of Hachita. The police here were mis-; Informed that a Carran.ista force bad captured the town. AH is quiet there. It was not reported as to whether or not American troops had clashed with norted that ; the raider. It is re-j n American extc'ditton ' has started from Culberson's ranch Into Mexico, but confirmation of this , report is not obtainable. "evolt Is ICeHtrtel. I)EMI.,C. N. M.. March 1.". American troops have not crossed ' the border into Mexico, so aut.Miio- bilists arriving from Columbus at i noon declared. Camo has le-en broken, however, and the expedition 1 Is ready to move at a moment's no-1 tice. -It was unconfirniedly reported that the Car ran za garrison at Pa Imnas has revolted and declared fur Villa, and that the mutinous troops have started toward I.a Ascnsion. CnrranzMas See Plot. MKXICO CITY. March 1 "1. Car ranzistas here listened that wll lrtid plans to force Ameilcan inter vention in Mexico were defeated when President Wilson accepted Car rnnza's military reciprocity propos als. Carranza knew of thesL tdans. lie believes the Villa raid on Colum bus w as financed hv A merican In terests who a-c seeking intervention. Patriotic demon t rations continued today following announcement that the differences had all le-en settled Miliiarv bands paraded, plaln tlie national airs. SAN ANTONIO. March 1.V Asked to confirm reports of cavalry fighting in Mexico. Gwicral Kunston Admitted that Colonel Iiodd-- cavalrv biiH probably crossed the buit ' r. The place of crossing is miles from Columbus and out of communi cation with the concent, at ion p'dnts. I). W. Crosby was here f'om Itid dl' this afternoon. S. A Kendall left for Portland last evening. He will return lure tomorrow. and then proce-d Kat. W. L. Cobb arri from Hend to loX" d he re todav business matter. M. K. Hitter, of the loca! under takers, returned from Myrtle Creek tins afternoon, where he enihulmed t!:e bodv of William Tnntnas tlood. 'iff di'd there Mondav nicht Tli t 'dy. accotnt'ani' .i bv th tie- fi -'" s w ife. was shipped to Walla Walla tins afternoon lor interment. The iteet fined h:nl ltei! nn r;jn h about 1 .". miles from Mvrtle f'nk for about three wars He lm- a broth In Walla Walla, and a M-ier tie Sacrament (.. Cal. He had for some time. Hoy Ituil'in. -ah-smiir; t t ill 1 ondu .-ted by A J Ho 1 th- t r4 p.nd clot bier. toia v d'pla d d.plae lain is is hand on th- sr. read w hi' h be old The jipiea l v tm to A :i,t r n With the fe;,t,on of a following lt anival her . i' 1 in t!i posewion of Mr l"i 'n bi an'etor Ir th(- next f-w the rdd spread iill be o'- d;p'. th how window of t Ho-! More, whft-e it itl no u'd a considerable attention t a' lv one of the old-t and herlr.ied rH in liougla C at the present time. 1 1 ' 1 ! 1 R0SE6URG PEOPLE TO BE ENTERTAINED BY , SUTHERLIN RESIDENTS' Leaving hore Bliortlv after 2 o' clock this afternoon, Messrs. Harry ivane. S. C. Uartruni. C. W. Clark, A. J. Lilhurn, Dren Thompson and Carl l. Shoemaker went to SulhT- lin, where they will this evening ! display several moving picture film tiepii tinK tlie wild animal life of tliiR , state. The people of Sutherlin have I inude elaborate arrangements for I the entertainment, and it U believed that a oik rrowii will be present. The films are owned by the state same and fish commission and have been shown in many Orison cities. ; Preceding the entertainment the I ItosehurK visitors will be entertained at a dinner to be served under the auspires of the Sutherllu Rod and fill" Hub. It is predicted that this "".. win be one of the most -i.iu- I or"-- repasts ever served in sutiier- lin. WELL KNOWN BRAKEMAN HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR WRECK AT SPRINGFIELD That the derailment of the engine on train No. HI of the Wemlling branchy 011 March at Springfield, w;;a caiib"d by A. K. Cole, brakeman, til-owing the switch under the en gine, was the report of the second board of inquiry to examine the cause of the accident and which sat here yesterday, says the Kugene liegister. The board consisted of V. L. Hurckhalter, superintendent of the Ore"on division: C. Martyn. as sistant superintendent; ieo. Wildj, mastermei'lianic. U. A. Halib and J. I. Light. Kugene merchants. The Southern Pacific officials came here in the private car of Superintendent Hurckhalter. which was in the locai yards yesterday. It w as taken out on train No. 10 last night to Port land. The first board of inquiry to ex amine into the cause of the derail ment of the engine failed to fix the blame. The report stated that the throw ing of the sw itch seemed to be the cause of the accident, but that the direct testimony of the engineer and brakeman contradicted this, and ! It the question open. "It Is the opinion of Tht board after making careful inspection and survey of the truck and engine, as well as teMs exactly duplicating con ditions at time of accident, that this derailment was caused by Mrakem.m A. U. Cole throwing switch under engine, terday. said the report made yes- ARRESTED HERE TODAY UNDER STATE WARRANT Ac a lie game field, used of selling 'Mise :s rc'iuif' and rhh laws. of Winclie-ti-i salmon without i tiv (he state 11. K. Itunh wart arrested Con st a' ile Howard Church this morn inir. Mr. Iltm lift eld later 1 -line to Huesbiirg and u,'uit making an Hppeatance before Justice of the Peace I. It. Kiddle the trial was set for I-'rida morning at 1 u o'clock. Mi. itunhiiebl entt-rd a formal plea of not guilty. The prosecuting officers claim that a few das am Mr. lturchfield f lit a quantity of salmon to Hose hurtr and sold tlie same to (leorge Kohlhaeen. a local buteh1 r. Tlire was abf;ut 1 "o pounds in the shi p ment. accordini: to M'. Churth. who inade the arrest. I'tid-T the present fli and name laws a person canri'd x 1! or deal in salmon or other flh r f that charac-tt'r wiMiout ftrt sei ur i:ig tit" proper Itc'n4-f. This license, t h- off i ers claim, had not ben taken out by Mr. Pun hfi- Id. M -. I tu n-h field attributes his ar rest to spite w ork. and protests his iniio"tle He pavs that Mr. Kohl-haa-d called him bv telephone a few da not idles ti.!l torn a to and t hne of C -.t had M- liur- h d that M I wh-tiier or :.v pe nn in Win iv salmon At the Id ;'i !. he -rw in KolilhaL" n could ' poiind of fish. ,vi lie inum nts of in( h -ter bandl a bout 1 Mr Pur. hf-'M n'nr.ic t In- r'si d anil aseertained th.it ('!,arle- Cum Talor h.id a v1" t..;l.'i Thi" salmon. i 1 -. ia ,t i nt to miritf" and ti-. of -all Vi 1 ir b Pert .1,1 tto-'l'itre 111 M n ittti-r than in . nf th" fi -h. !!). '.".-!d. ; . : i 1 ftf Piai" n ThU ir e l over to nf tie f,A Iii laf-r. hv y K . I..::r he 1 e lie . M-ni'' ;.nd Tm if- : n il ft w ner of t T 1 !- M..r bfi- ;! 1. : o fish r,.e (V, .rt.o- n' 1 h - nd- k,e art inn in tlie . r,i -1 re-entt ' te Allot Ii ann Elks Honor Smallest Member With Home Coming PARADE ESCORTS JERRYSUILIVAN Iks and friends Assemble it Train and Meet ' Small Mai Who Joined local Order Eighteen Years A50 Big In every particular as a cele bration and huge and enthusiastic as an event of interest to the entire city was trie "home coming" given to the smallest Klk In the world this after noon bv the Kosehurg Lodge, 11. p. O. K. j Met with a band the like of which ' Itself had never before been assem bled in the city, and greeted by over .'no fellow lodgeinen, it was a wel come that could not have been ex pected eveu by "Jerry" Sullivan, who U less than four feet in height and over 4u years of age. and famous as an actor in the much advertised musical comedy of "Mutt and Jeft," which will show tonight at the Ant lers theater. The celebration was planned to celebrate the return of Kosehurg s midget Klk. after an absence of 1 years. With a large number of other candidates, he .-joined the local lodg at that time while a member of th troupe wiie h wan then '.rising attrac tions fn eonn"ction with advertising the Ufes and benefits of Wizard Oil Mefore this afternoon train from the south had stopped at the plat form. A. Salzman mounted the car steps on which was Jerry and the little man w as handcuffed and im mediately the lodgeinen had him in their possession. I (e was first greeted by such lodgeinen as remem bered him on the occasion of his joining the local 01 der. whom he recogni-M'd immediately. After a handshaking of several minutes, the crowd was opened and Jerry was taken to liis private carriage and special seat of honor in the parade, a diminutive wagon drawn by a pet goat. "Welcome to ny" was the legend inscribed on the sides of the vehicle ivecedcd by the "hungry seven" baud, with a few additions, lm medi ated in front of which was tlie cur ol Clark Itargar bearing Hoy Pel lows, the mailial of tlie day, Jerry began his tour through tlie streets enroute to the Klka' temple, where !wtu pet n plann-d a reception to him and the other members ot the com pany. F11I lowing Jerry, w ho was under a careful bodyguard main tained by Joe M urpliy and Koss (looduian. as soldiers, marched John Oliver with the Klka banner and ." other Klks in line and about l n au tomobiles causing tin- remainder of lb" ' Mutt and .I' ll ' cast and moie Klks. '1 he parade led dow u Cass and Jacksoii Miects and then bai k to the lodge rooms. Lunch was served 111 the rooms to the visitors, and a pic ture was taken of Jerr in his goat drawn vehicle and surrounded b members 01 the ludg'' as they were line, I up iii front of the fountain be fore the temple. The TciepHon was not concluded until the entire com pany had been est 01 ted ai'uut the building. Many of the Klk retailed J rry as he was w bile on ins me mora hi-vi.-it here is wars ami ami it is tip ir belief lie has changed but little, al though he is now practically bald, whereas be had a fairly thick croti of hair w In n visit, i:.' bete t,.e His eiiteitailiment this aft'-.-ioon w is ela bo: ate and w as one of the biggest Vaturey of t In- kind ever staged bv the local Klks . .! rry ap (Continued on pai;o HOSPITAL SHIP Hioto bf An.rrl'nn IT". A". '1 he b' SI'.tlil ship Alii' U In wire saved by palr-.l Isiat.s. s.', -1, ..t -T. -t T WAS (,MHI. 4. Although the Strawberry Carnival soliciting committee was out less t ban two hours this morniiiK they raised ap pro"iiately $;'."0. This Indl eates" that more money w ill be available for the ffsdlval this J. ear than ever before. The rommittee will continue its 4 solicitations tomorrow . $ w-k-hh-4h COMMERCIAL CLLB WAS HELD LAST EVENING On account of numerous counter attractions held in liusfburji last night, the attendance at the regular ting of the Kosehurg Comim-rcinl 'lub ut kb big a usual. Not witlistandinir t ht tiimill ti 1 1 ..ml:, nca 1 however, enthusiasm was rife and considerable interest was manifested in tlie several matters brought up for discussion. lr. A. C. Seely, president of the' club, presided over the meeting. In a brief address lr. rieely said the work of the dub was progressing even better than he had anticipated, and much good was being accom plished. Although not definitely en- tablished. Dr. Seely said the bureau system or Handling the club s aflnirs is proving a success, anil the results have been far-reaching. To bring about the best results. Or. Seoly t Continued on Dane til . BIDS FOR eUlLOING Federal Structure Will Be Erect ed Here This Year WILL ASK BIDS ON JHARCH 19 The Icul f filer d) Building Mill House Five Brandies of the Government Smite - slimilfd Coil $125,000 A t'li-nrain w; n- ied by H. S. .lo'l'hs(iii. oi' (he Kom ImrK ('oniiner rial "Chili, itiin 11 fhTinn.ii hi the eilert that hiils fnr Hie eon-trin-ttun uf tin new Ke-hTiil hiiihlihi: to he ep'c! tl here (luiiriK tlie pri'-i nt vejtr will h-Sdli.fti-il nil Mairh 1M. The will he nt)fin-l on April :M. ami it i r suint'd that netual work on the ctrueture will ln uin n few d;iys laiT. The tfleKniin reeeiv.i hv Mr. Joseph son was ii;tt' at ;i hitlfctoii. I) C, ail'l a ! f ! X J t tlt'i eto w ,tk) he simi.'l tnr' of Conirr s titan X. C. Hawhy. from tliis district. The pew I-Vceia1 l.iiil'lil.K will eosl in the ihmi;;i!mh if toil cord in.: to p i u em p one of the liio-sl H"! hi the Nnrlbv. lo'Ht'd on the site Ii:i-m In the Co Covernuient at thf ' '-'t diftts stri-ei- ill liouce five d p ( iO " i inuept, im lu'ln land -ifti e. lu-li ,n iiiii ;mi and foie.-t In the ew-nt n in (.tt r't. ftrniMre Pol 1."., the buildir.i: nho eat lv in the year ! : . hi.- i'i Mr t he lo ern nit lit . nil bnibliiu's will be if cihf C(,;isl this v ai the lhi-hur and tures. nl I 1 2.",,IMMIt ac- am will be H iit'liii'i's of its It will be I' viously put- i m mi ut at t he ' 'H Il'T of f'.isn The buiblui- ,i : Clients of l hi i ' I ll' pnstnJ J'ice. ' ' ict s. w cal he' .Iii es. i Ol k i-; 1 1 II .!- r than Ma v ii'l be coinplet' il -fi.t two !' :! ra '1 on the 'a These jm hid t tland st rue SINKING AFTER .TuTiiTiitiiTnTi T. .T..T..T..T..T.. 4 111 in tw e I up fcj w ere drnvt lied. s after liittlii - . M"'PMMM'MM?MM . . LETTER TELLS STORY Harry Gilvin Sends letter From Mexican War Zone INTERESTING ORDER ENCLOSED Mr. Gihiy's teller Gives Some Idea of the dimes (ommitttd by Gei. Villa and His followers Lived Here Miss Lou (lilvin. of this citv. to day received a very interesting letter from her brother. Harry Cilvin, who is employed as u brakeman on the Kl Paso & Southwestern Kailroad. Mr. (iilvln left here about three years ago and has since spent much of his time in the territory invaded by t.eneral Villa and his bandits. A train order which .Mr. (liMn en closed in his letter, was dated at Kl Paso, the Western headquarters ol the railroad on which he is em ployed, and reads as follows: "Keep st 1 iet lookout for burned bridges, damaged track or other ob statics which may be placed on track hy Mfxl-HM luimlliH hi'twern lluiliiln iiimI (.'ulmnhuH." The 1- iter writion liy Mr. 1 ; i I v I n lliul l-PeHvecl lv hiH nist.T Rivps hmh- lili-a of tlie fn-iiilisli crimes (o which Auicrlcuns living iiIiihk Ihc hnnliT have been su hjei-tcd by Villa aixl IiIk men. The letter l H'lf-cvplanatniy nml tolluus in Hi'tail: Kl Paso, Texas. S-ll, IHIfi. "Well. I'm just leaving town witb a freight train for llaehit:i. New Mevico. I waw out tlie !uh anil I'Mli with a sohheiH" train, lookinu for Villa ami his hum h who killed nil : he eoufronted with two proiosition those iM'ople in ColinnhuM. That with delation to estahlishiiiK a was sure some fiht. We nU ex- nmnh i pal water plant. J. K .etel the niiiht of the nh to he otir I'aunherty, of the Cold Springs lat nluht on earth, heratise we had : Water Compatiy. Iihf ofTered to sell only 2 Jit goldiers with tin and Villa the ronipany'n plant to the city for has ahout latin men. So It whh Just $:htnn. The seeond proposition au driviur us into u death trim. WeitlmrlzeH tho liifttallatlon of a Kravltv :u-ried at Coluinbuu at 1 : :ht In thu inoininn. The town wa still hurn inu. and you eould smell the human llet h that wan In hm hurn' d. They had just ha rned 27 dead Meic:ins hefore we ot there. We stopped at Col ii in h us fnr sevi-ral hours wait inn for a little dayliuht. We had orders, to run slow and took out for tracks I bt'lnt: torn up and burned hiid'K. Jilst lffore we not read v til tea vh ' (' tit.i litis (tie Miiior came to us audi ::sked if we were aruu'd. The -on-dipior was tlie onlv one that had a n:tu . Me sas, Harry win had le tter l.'o hark nnd conk up something. I sas. alright, chanees a h will In-; nnr lal meal. On mv av hack to the i-nlnoi' the soldiers pulled a bin bottle of bnne on me. I took two 1 bin shots, and Htarled in to cook.! Itv the time we started I was ft-eliiiK , fine. Wh-'ii the conductor and hend i mail came back to eat I had an old flask In my hand and say, let 'ein io:ic. I'm armed. The Major said he -p' i tnl an aMack about I ' mil"' fi (im ( "oh i minis, so be bad us t urn n'lt all the linhlM in the eoac)n-s so Villa would think e wi n a freight train. Aav elit into the d.iik rn w H Ii ni'-n aaint I . . m l . itut vw tail- d Iii tit banned or to sc. iinthttm of Villa, Ihoiiuh we ln-ard ol him I.-int: uiibiu five mlb s ol us Tin Ml' i iii liu of I h b ;t tie -.- battle al Co u m a nd C, tte mjI .ped at i o i loi k . ii.-d at he dcp,,t. Thev k men ot ken r. s. Tii'-v shi t .1 s'utt ia ar- lul k III at I ". uio.t a't ol II busiie kilhd uoman die-s ill nil ahM ' -i i:, KOi.d e soldi-is whil tlie t it took I li ' in om a. f if ii , but th'-', dull' i V u In ii l b- d'd i: ilhtiL abnii! i;,n M t !m- t'e-t t i e pi j li utitirineft nn ftne i i tl ty into HITTING MINE a mine In the l.i.c;i-ti ihunucl: 3'') SUTHERLIN MAN DIED TUESDAY AFTERNOON; TO SHIP BODY EAST SrTHKItl.lN", March 14 Charles K. Kobinson, a merchant of Suther lin, illej here today at the axe of ".3 years, afler w-vrrnl months' illness from llriKht's disease. Mr. Kobin son had etiKaued In tlie confectloueri liuslnesa at Siitlierlln for the past three years. havliiK moved here from t'haibs City, Iowa, where he was for many years enKaKcd In the drug business. lie leaves a widow anil a daunh ler, both residents of Sutherlin. The body will be sent to Sibley, lowu. Tor burial and funeral services will be held tomorrow, when the busi ness houses here w ill close in honor of the deceased. Mr. Kobinson was a member of the Mason and Klk IihIkcs. YONCAllA BUTCHER IS APPOINTED TO SUCCEED THE LATE J. G. SAMIER At a special meeting of the Yon calla city council, held last Monday n i Kl: t . 10. li. Davis, a prominent anil inilueutiai business man of that town, was chosen mayor to succeed I. (i. Sauiler, who died there sud denly a few days ano. Mr. Davis has conducted a meat market at Vonealla for several years and Is said to he close In touch with the affairs of that thrlUHK community. That his administration will bo satisfac tory. Is tlie prediction of his many ii-i'-nds and aciiuaintances who stood sponsor for bis election. At a special election to bo held at ; i nm-allH on April 17. the voterH will tteni. which would have 111 Rctirco of supply on Adumi Creek.. The amount of bonds iievrssHry to fi nance the later proposition I esti mated ut $!', tnto. EUGENE NEWSPAPER IS ADYERSE TO FORCING NOMINATION OF HUGHES Th- Kuucnr l(-is(i-r I Republican I has tin' follouiiiK to say in a reeent issue with fefereip e to tint attempt of Attorney Albert Abraham ami a few other IoshIui' Ih'pubMcanH to force the name of Justice lluKhet. of lh" I'. S. Saprenie Court, on the ballot at th? iriiiiHry ek'i-titn In Onon. .Iiislii-p HiikIii'S Iihh an-hrrt-ci nn M-vtTiil ori-u.siims tluit hi imlcl mil In' a in ii . 1 1 . 1 u i for I'ifKl ilclit. nml IIiIh In r(iiiMiilinil Kiifft i l. iil I. y Him cri al inn Inrll v (if Itc IMililiraiiK ItiioiulHiut ttie t'nitcit Males: At Kiihi Iiihh tiiiMi' is a more or l-vs t'onri-t ii , niuM'iiicnt lu fonc I iih! ice MiiIich' name mi lin- ()i nun luliiiary lialiol this spritm us u iiiii ilMlalc for fri-iililcnl. It is assi'iti-.i iv tiiosf liai k of litis iiiivfiii-lit lliat Optlliln atis In (lii'min art' M r vi In liiiiiiuli ravoialil'' Mi .Mr. llui:h''S atnl nliKiit to ta Kiw n an (iimrl linil i t. i'iu-.ss th.-ir rliouc at the pullb. Tin- I'm 1 IjhwI OH'Hiuilall rnnii' llills tlil iiii,xial a ii ii u is- Iim nils'', il ';ih. sii' 1. a l o'irsi- of a turn woulil In- tin- stii' t uav to ilia from .lnn liii' iliiuli's a furliiir iflnsal to ji.-r-nit in nan..- to h' used m hiiv way In ( iiiini'i 'ion wiiii tin' I'tfJiili'ii. v. ii'' ha" alnsi'lv onl'-iiil his name l ik. n ii: l i l:i- hall ,l in i l.r.i'k a ail'l t to u- i a a h.' rm lion '( t tl ii f h w oi I lil ii'l Ihi' lain.- thllit Ih Ur't'OII. I-: v -1- In till l llilo Ml' Il 11 i()si i ' .Ionian '' a ' ' till' i tia II' H lilni III" t ; ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 lilt stall'! linn of li a ' 'I ki'i l" .i i III u si'i ini; arc -.lined t.'. IHSI ti I ihi: 'h t'llli 1 h 1'ii i lint i nn is. H'U lot tl II. I, .1.11 tn civ 11,1 I i nil He iS Itl.l ( Iri K'in a letter tii.in bv Ins . Ii i" on the ballot Ii I,.,- I ....-n .... al fact that catnli. In the National ' b II iiuiiistriu ted tl.cir petitions in la.inj a ftlliiK f.-. iii'i.li better fir mi lo innientiate i hiv followed til" In llils way the In- t I hi I -1: i lal. i id civ Ml I line: "lei Ii' l tibll. undid;. In w li petition incthoil. TRENCHES ARE TAKEN IS T Cannonading Continues on the Right Bank of Meuse FRENCH LINES WERE PENETRATED It Wds Rcporlpd" at Alliens loilay Ihdl forces of Germans Were Bring Rushed lo the Wesltri front I'.Mil.?. March 1 Xi i-n, h roun Ifr atluiks have r.siilicit in tho cai luri' of st'ii-ral tri'tnlios on hill ;t;.".. nnitlicast of Vi'nliin. so tin lotn muiiiiiuu oVi'lar.'il. Tin- t-'renrh holil Mi tliili'iiiirt. Deail Man s Hill anil tin-I'limlon-s wood, (liviilm the hiioiik Ti nton i haiKcs. 'I h (l. rnians diii not ullcniiit other Infiintry attarks between Hethinooiirt anil the west hank of the .Meuse last nl!ht. Can nonailliiK was rontinuous on tho riKlit bank of the Meuse toward Woevre. Klsewhere it is reported i-alm. I'iiietn-.t. Krvm-li IJiifM. HKItl.l.V, .March I.,.- Siesiaii ieKini.Mits penelratid further Into the I'retuli lines southeast of Heihin court. taklnit lOnu prisoners, ya liciiil'iuai lei's announced. lour Krench counter attacks on the west hank of the Meuse were repulsed, and .French pal nils in the Voskch mountains were also repulsed. Ar tillery rlKhtliiK on the east bank or the Meuse is repotred. Ormitnn lteiiifiirc.il. ATM HNS, March IS. It In re ported that lnr;;e forces of Cermnii.i torn Ma vdoniu and Serhln are being rushed to the western front. Town Are Kaiil-.l. I.OMhiv, March 13. Aviators tallied Ki.'an, .Munich and t'lndl.a.h. so Amsterdam dlspiitelics said. The Krupp woiks at Kssen were at tacked. t ullwl n INdlticlan. l.l).lt).V, March 1 -iieliverlne a most violent attack on I'reinler Asiiuilh. Sir Arthur Markman. be fore the House of Commons, ialle.1 him "only a professional politician." lteMlllnt!ol ItiiTllurill. XKW YOUK, March I", -The F.vcnlliK I'ost essertcil it had cun vincInK liifiirmatiou that. Admiral von Tirpitz had eiiher resisneil or Is ahout to resiun. The lale.t II. ilin dispalclies reported von Tirpilz ill. MAX N.'FII AI'lTt:ll. l'()l:Tl.Al). March IV- II. A. a i -fur Jackson, or St. Iaut, has h' . n pointed general traffic in:in;i"er the (Jreat .i!hern I'm ifir Sli am shlp Comiiarv. to sue ecii (';! K. Stone, who li -Klines iiaseiu',"!' traflic maiiauer of the Creat Noithcrn at Spokane. MA VM.FIt AI'I'OINTFII. W IWII'F.i:. Man . March I I Cri.hiliiliiiii s i.."t Manitoba ' I' T da (hit of .11,111111 lotes, tile (I'vi had a lllnjnritv of L'ii.iiimi t.i LV-.i'ii'l No part of the proiiuie ot d imaiitt Hie Manitoba temperance ml, wlilih was a referendum pi n- d l fine th" el' i tors by tlie Morris I'mi'riun. ut. V innii'i'i: w nt ilt v b- ".nun. Tlie province went dry four to one One him' licit and niuen -en lii enu M 1:0 out on Mav :: I . 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