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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1916

Page

5

French and German Front Reports from War Zone

Paris reports indicate repeated French repulses of German attacks in Champagne near Soissons and Vie-Sur-Aisne with counterattacks driving back assaults. Allied air units bombarded La Panne and Poperinghe while artillery duels occurred in Lorraine and Meuse regions and on the Artois front. An Austrian bulletin notes quiet Russian theaters and Italian seaplanes destroying railway targets near Ravenna with factory damage reported.

Rheims Champagne Saiinte l' Marie-A-Py Mansiges Maison de Champagne Meuse Moselle Lorraine Vosnes Russe Et Die la Panne Poperinghe Ghiatellies Ostend Baranovicht Paria London Soissons Vie-Sur-Aisne Sotsaons Crouy Road Fieid Butte du Masnil Germany Hellion Parroy Artois Neuville la Folie Shemy Giventhy Frise An Oise Fontenoy Rheima Chassemy la Poupelie Navarin St’ Souplet Tahura Somme-Py Argonne le Four de Paris Upper Aleace Seppols

Artillery Busy on Italian Front and Allied Losses Reported

War updates from Ras Trat and Mesopotamia note British forces compelled to retreat near Korma with heavy casualties. Russian and British actions are described across Caucasus, Riga, and Erzerum fronts with counterattacks and prisoner captures. Italian front artillery actions target wagon columns and enemy positions while mine detonation near Ypres and Turkish toe fronts are reported. German troop movements into Turkey and a German gunboat sinking are also noted.

Constantinople London Korna War Office Caucasus Yaya Sheikid Felahie int-El-Amara Korma Aban Acme Bardan Petrograd Riga Olal Hersemundge Vever Tkakulk Jacobstadt Liexenpel Dyinek Iloukst Garbounovka Black Sea Persia Hamadan Duletabad Reuter Dvinsk Huluen Jay Authuile Hohenzollern Cuinohy Armentloren Hooge Boatbarden Ypres Turkey Bucharest Ruatebul Havre Lake Tangeanyike Hedwig von Wisamann Albertville

British doggedness overcomes Turks at Kut el Amara siege

London dispatch reports Major General Townshend and a small garrison holding Kut el Amara against a large Turkish force for nearly two months. Townshend’s defense, rumored relief delays, and his supply status boost British morale as critics hail his tactical skill while noting the broader strategic implications and his Napoleonic study leading to a push for a large army and compulsory service.

London Associated Press Townshend Kut el-Amara Mesopotamia Ctesiphon Mut Kut-el-Amarn Town Shend Kut Gtesiphon Townehend Ctesiphone Kat General Townshend Napoleon Germany Great Britain France England Belgium

Government troops join Chinese rebels in frontier actions

London dispatches report government troops joining Chinese rebels as forces move from Yungen province into Lee-Chueng. They say units captured Luchow and Chung-King while dispatches detail further reforms and alignments among rebel and government factions.

London Tokio Yungen Province Lee-Chueng Luchow Chung-King

Submarine flotilla ordered to Pensacola for maneuvers

Submarines H-1 K-2 and K-35, here during the fair and carnival, aboard the monitor Tallahassee and the destroyer Warren, have been ordered to Pensacola for spring maneuvers. The vessels will depart at 10 oclock tomorrow morning.

Pensacola Tampa Fla Tallahassee Warren

Wilson to Work With Congress on Army Reform

Washington February 13 Secretary Garrison resigned last week altering the defense outlook and bringing congress and the president closer. Work starts on federalizing the national guard to form a reserve defense force. Senate and house committees plan army reform bills while Clarke amendment for self government in the Philippines gains momentum. Brandeis Supreme Court inquiry resumes assets tied to United Shoe Machinery.

Washington Garrison Congress House Senate National Guard Representative May Home Committee Senate Military Committee Senator Chamber Wilaan Wilson Legislative Branch Clarke House Committee Insular Affaires Stone Mttle Brandeis Louis D. Brandeis Supreme Court Judiciary Tagaday Mr. Brandeis United Shoe Machinery Company Post Office Kitchin McOpe Kitenin Ways and Means Committee

Emory Fraternity Hosts Oyster Roast at Alpha Tau Omega

Emory University in Oxford Ga February 13 Special The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity chapter held its annual oyster roast Saturday night with many out of town guests including Lucife ux Sarah Conyers Laurie Gunnells Beth Gunnells Martha Wood Ruth Thomas Addie Monroe Ruth Moody Margaret Hanley Mary Robeson Frances Robeson Ethelanka Mary Bakes Leila Dillardugenia Guinn Anna Mary Caro and Hogg Bush The home guests included May Helle Clarke Frances Godfrey Louise Williams Clara Helle Adams Lu Wooten Carolyn Wooten Lucy Bush Ansa Bells Robingon Emily Mellon Annla Sue Bonnell Mary Starr Virginia Peed Katherine Magath Elizabeth Branham Margaret Wynn Lugise Stephens and Florence Wella Also in attendance were faculty members and their wives Pan Hellenic council Haygood Evans Pierce Stewart Henry Stone and Cason Kitchens A O alumni present were Henry Smith Munro Paul Lane James Girardeau and Hal Davis.

Emory University Oxford Alpha Tau Qmege Fraternity Tta Lucifeux Sarah Conyers Laurie Gunnells Bhéaith Gunnells Martha Wood Ruth Thomas Addie Monroe Ruth Moody Margaret Hanley Mary Robeson Frances Robeson Ethelanka Mary Bakes Leila Dillard Ugenia Guinn Anna Mary Caro Bush May Helle Clarke Frances Godfrey Louise Williams Clara Helle Adams Lu Wooten Carolyn Wooten Lucy Bush Ansa Bells Robingon Emily Mellon Annla Sue Bonnell Mary Starr Virginia Peed Katherine Magath Elizabeth Branham Margaret Wynn Lugise Stephens Florence Wella Pan- Hellenic Council Haygood Evans Pierce Stewart Henry Stone Cason Kitchens A O Henry Smith Munro Paul Lane James Girardeau Hal Davis

Greece Faces Large Deficit Measures Considered

Athens February 13. The Greek government considers steps to improve finances as a large deficit looms. It is expected to retain a portion of salaries of officeholders and to levy a tax on profits from merchant marine war profits.

Athens Paris

Greece Defended by Nicholas of Greece Open Letter

Prince Nicholas of Greece releases an open letter to Hebrard of The Paris Temps dated February 9 denying Greek pro Germanism and defending Greece neutrality. He argues Greece remained neutral to protect Balkan balance, explains Serbia alliance tensions, and questions Entente pressure.

Athens Paria Nicholas Greece Bling Constantine Interior Zone Associated Press Mil Hebrard Paris Temps Namedy Graeca Bulgaria Graece Serbia Balkan Pelicy Ha Prince

Greek King and Nation Defend Hospitality Amid Allied Criticism

Prince Nicholas voices strong complaint over anti Greece sentiment in Anglo-French press. He argues such criticism wounds national pride and questions the sincerity of the king and government, stressing the importance of Hel­lenic hospitality toward allied troops and the enduring alliance.

Greece Eny Tente Nicholas Mates

Cornell University Loses Morse Hall Fire Blazes at Ithaca

Morse Hall at Cornell University in Ithaca was destroyed by fire early today. The loss is estimated at 301300, covered by insurance. Firefighters faced explosions and water shortages, preventing immediate containment. Chemistry facilities and equipment were consumed, forcing more than 2000 students to rearrange schedules. almost all courses, except law, require chemistry.

Ithaca Morse Hall Cornell University Chemical Laboratories Chemicala Cornell

Prevent Cold and Grip with SANA TIVE BROMO QUININID

When you feel a cold coming on, take SANA TIVE BROMO QUININID to remove symptoms. The box shows the signature and instructions for use to ward off a cold or grip.

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