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Page Two. THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA. FRIDAY. JUNE 4 1915. declared they are slowly moving the Germans out of.

strongly fortified posl. Uons. The British on their partj have become more active in the regions of Yprea and La Bassee. while the Italians continue to report the capture' of Important positions along their frontier. In this latter region.

however no news has yet been received of any big bat Ue. Another submarine has penetrated th Dardanelles And sunk a large German transport. Rumania and- Russia have been. unable to compose their differences concerning adjustment of the Rumanian boundary lines. Rumania entrance in the war Is saia unofficially to be conditioned on such an agreement.

A Milan dispatch says King Victor Emmanuel has offered his services as intermediary between these' nations. Rome reports of steady progress in the Italian Invasion of Austria are disputed at Vienna. The Austrian war office announces that Italian offensive operations hat tisen unsuccessful. and that no' material damage has been done' by. the Italian artillery.

An exploit of. two Italian torpedo boats. In penetrating tho Gulf of Truest Is described In a Geneva dispatch True torpedo boats are said to have sunk two. merchant. vessels And damaged aa Austrian cruiser.

Further violent Infantry fighting oc curred yesterday In the contested re gion near Lorette. Paris says that. no advantage was won by either vide. The little republic of San Marino. with an area or 22 square miles.

which Is surrounded by Italian territory. has approved' Italy's attitude toward Austria and declared itself to be in a state of war. The chief Importance of this decision lies in the tact that It will de prlve Austria of the opportunity she might otherwise have had of using San Marino as a place of refuge for- aero planes during attacks on Italy. TURKS IN MESOPOTAMIA ROUTED BY ENGLISH. London.

Tune 3 This otnclIX ac count of recent fighting between Brit- TODAY AT Rogers' 61 PURE FOOD STORES Bread We haves increased Single LOAF the size of. the' oaf. The price and quality remain the same. Double LOAF Young. Tender Georgia 2 SNAP Kn Quarts For' our Sale Today and Saturday at the Nearest ROGERS STORE CONSTITUTION ADVERTISING Columns tell you daily the news of changing fashions HOURS OF DELIGHTFUL READING FOR YOU SIX VOLUMES BOUND IN CLOTH STEVENSON Nearly 3000 Pages Duotonc Illustrations Bible Finish Paper- Large Clear Type Only 150 The Stevenson Book distribution bids fair to.

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The Free Library Coupon' costs the readers of The Constitution nothing the Stevenson Books are offered at a price you have never known before. See Free Library Coupoi Elsewhere 1 Ish and Turkish forces in Mesopotamia was out tonight I After hostile columns which recent' I ly threatened us on the lines of the Euphrates and Karun rivers had been sue- icessfully dispersed as described in previous ommunlquell a combined naval anl military attack was organized en the morning of May- 31 against the re- nining hostile-forces in the position a couple of miles north of Rums. Starting at 934 a. ra. our troop partly by wading partly by boats skll- fully executed II turning movement.

The enemy's guns were soon silenced by our artillery. Excellent practice was made by naval guns fend by a territorial battery which was especially conspicu- ous. The heights occupied by the Turks were seized by noon and the- enemy fled leaving three pound guns. complete with ammunition and nearly 250 prisoners In our hands After harmlessly exploding Several heavily charred mine discovered later in the Tb er oed nrt on land we continued our advance on June- 1. but found that the enemy had hastily Camus ht Harban and Ratta leaving number of tents standing.

He was observed retreating In steamers and- native boats. which were' speedily pursued by the naval' flotilla. By evening we reached II. point five miles north of Ezra's tomb. sonic thirty-three miles north of Kurna.

The Turkish steamer Bulbul was overtaken and sunk. We also captured two- large lighters. One contained three field guns ammunition. mines and Market Atlanta's Only Exclusive Produce Market" We Sell What We Advertise Fresh Georgia Tomatoes large. qt.

basket Fresh new-dug Georgia Potatoes quart The very best. fresh tender Geot' gla Snap Beans. 1A quart sS. 2C Fine. fresht small and tender.

crookneck Yellow or lAf White SJluash pound I V2C Crisp white Celery ft- Hearts. for I UC Georgia Peaches large qt basket Fine fresh Pineapples. 7dC Fresh Green Cucumbers select your own if you like dozen I JC HUGHEYS In the Market Fresh Trout Ib 1 2 Pot Roast Beef. lb. 17 ORDER.

YOURS TODAY" Fresh' Dressed Broilers 35c 3 of the 3So ones for 1 00 Fresh Dressed Fryers GOc HA IUI Axe advancing. If I butwe retill selling them. it only. per pound. SPECIAL SALE Club House RED RASPBERRIES These sell regularly at 35e CO can.

Thif tie. 2 can. 30C Not over two to a customer Thee berriel are deliciou at a fruit dessert. and are unequaled in ice cream. an Club Home Waukeeha Ginger Ale Splits Oc for 25c Dozen 1 OO Snow Cakes each29c The best we he ever made BLOCKS Kennesaw Biscuit and Other Crackers Made Dally In Atlanta Phone Ivy 5000 498 PEACHTREE ST.

JONESCASHSTORE 9 124 Whitehall St. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Main 428-367 CUCUMBERS. each. 1C Small Yellow SQUASH Ib. Yellow SQUASH.

pound. SNAP BEANS fresh and crisp qt. CORNFIELD HAMS lb. 4 1C 15ic BACON OTl In cartons lb. 2C CHUCK ROAST pound CHUCK STEAK 4 pound I STEW REEF pound Few More of Those Fine Paper Shell PECANS left OC i lb.

lots per lb. Cheek Neal VIC BLISS TEA lb TwC The Seat for. Ice Tea. Top Bread 5c per Loaf. Stints Cakis 1 nc 6 Varieties- EVERY TIME YOU MISS COMING TO JONES YOU LOSE about 300 prisoners The pursuit was continued by moonlight.

I Our casualties hayS been trifling. about twenty in all. I NO' CHANGE IN LINE ON WESTERN FRONT. Paris June 3 The French official statement this afternoon says. North of Ana.

artillery fighting continued last night. There also- was some very violent Infantry fighting east of Xotre Dame de Lorette. but no change of positions resulted. There- was infantry fighting too. In the region of th Labyrinth where made some progress.

We have taken 800 prisoners since May 31 in the Labyrinth. including nine officers and about forty under of firers. Here we also captured two machine guns. On the rest of the front there has beei' nothing to report. FIGHTING IsTlVELY NORTH OF ARRAS.

Berlin June 3 Via London Army headquarters today gave out the following Western battle developed in the village of llooge three kilometers. east of Ypres which bad been strongly fortified by the British. The battle took a course favorable for UL Yesterday we found ourselves obliged to destroy the lower of- the church. of St. Martin.

In Ypres. on which enemy' artillery observation-- posts had been discovered. Sortb of Arras fighting again Is very lively. On tile SOUcheZNeUViile front and further south the French repeatedly began extensive attacks. leading In certain places to bitter hand- to-hand fighting.

The French suffered heavy losses everj where without Ob taming any advantage. Fighting for possession of the sugar refinery at Souchez continues. The battles in the forest of Le Pretre have not yet come to a con clusion. In the Yoge. our aviators dropped bombs- on the provisioning- center and railway Junction at temiremont and on the enemy camp at llohnes.

Minor local fights developed during the night In the region of the Valley of the Fecht. at Metzeral. Eastern theater The situation Is unchanged. Southern theater Przemysl was taken by us early this CENTRAL EIMT ARK QP At COLLEGE PARK SKATING BATHING DANCING Round For the Little Folks EEstYitOIff WELCOME. Picnic and Barbecue Ground Free.

rakeCoB co Park Car GO' oft at End of Une. Snap Beans- Young and Tender 1 Bushel Drum 1 3Qt 1Qc Home-Aid Coffee- A Delicious blend. Worth 00 35c Ib. 23 Society Belle Tea For Iced Tea 80c Value Pound 60c White Crest Flour Worth 5250. lb.

Bag Special SI 98 HAMS Sugar Cured Dolds Pound 15 Pin Money Pickles Pu- erred by MrsL C. KddRiehinond 350 Slit 2c Edible Bran For Dyspeptics A Stomach g- ulatir. Ort Package 3QC Sugar Loaf Peas Brass Label Cans 25c has 3 for 50o MilkBiscyit Baked In Atlanta pound 100 Irish Potatoes Fancy Red Bfiss 1 Be. Drum 135 1 Gallon 20C IQnart 5c Society Belle Coffee A Superb Blend. 40e Value.

Pound 28o Tetley's Tea Orange Pekoe Unexcelled Pound SOC Water Ground Meal Spiclal Peek 290 HAMS Sugar Cured PlcnlcsSweet And Juicy. Pound 113 Campbelra Soups 3 Cans 2Sc Carapbtirs Beans 3 Cans 25c Van Camps Soups 3 Cans 20c Cooked Brains Ready for the Pan 2 Sets' to PWOA Can 2 UC Asparagus Tips Garment or Cel Monte 25c Sua 5 Cans 90c VanlllaWafers Baked In Atlanta pound lOc Top Bread Sc Per Loaf- Stones Cakes a nc 6 Varieties Kennesaw Biscuit and Other Crackers In So arid' god JMll1GH morning after the fortifications on th northern front which still hold out had been stormed. The amount of booty has not. yet been ascertained. The army under General von Linsingen Is penetrating the district ltydacaow northeast of Stry.

and fighting for the Dnlester section east Mikolajow. The booty taken In the bat- tie of Stry has been Increased to sixty officers and 12175 men" MORTUARY Joe B. McGinnis Lyerly. Lyerly Ga. June 3 Special Joe l3ellah McQlnnls.

aged 28 years died here at 1 30 o'clock Wednesday morning following a long illness of a corn. plication of diseases Mr McGinnis was widely known over northwest Georgia vi as a nephew of Judge J. flellah Summerville. and a. son of Joseph McGinnis also of Summeryiile.

Mr. McGinnis had been confined to his bed for. several weeks and while his death was not unexpected it came as a shock to his- many friends. Funeral services were- conducted Thursday at 10 30 o'clock at the Methodist church by the Rev. H.

Hendricks of Summer The Interment was in the Lyerly cemetery. Besides his wife Mr. McGlnnls Is survived by his father Joseph McGinnis six brothers. Willie" Frank Jim and LoueU. of tummervUle and Howard and Leonard McGlnnls.

of Atlanta. W. J. Bennett Huntsville Ala. Huntsville Ala.

June 3 Special William Bennett. who died after. a brief Illness at his home on Valker. street yesterday. was for many years engaged In business here as an excavation contractor on an extended scale.

lie superintended the excavation. most of the' cotton mills and. other In dustrles and' for many public works in this city that have been constru tec within the last twenty years. lie came to Huntsville when a young man from Pierre IX The- funeral service was held today. Frank Berryhlll.

Frank nerryhlU. ages 1 died Thursday in a private hospital. The body was removed to flonehooa chapel. He Is survived his- mother Mrs. G.

l3erryhill one brother and one sister. J. C. Cooper. C.

Cooper aged 79 a confederate veteran. died Thursday et the Soldiers' Home. The. body was removed to Poole's chp l. from whence it will be sent to Dallas.

Ga. for funeral and In tetment. Otto C. Euele. Otto C.

tisele. three months old. died Thursday at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs IC.

Klsele 425 Piedmont avenue. LITTLESAN MARINO JOINS ITALY IN WAR Armsterdam June 3 Vht London. A dispatch received here from Lugano. Switzerland. says that San Marino the little republic.

on the Adriatic entirely surrounded by Italian territory has approved the Italian attitude toward Austria- and has declared Itself a state of war. San Marino is on high land a few miles from Rlmin1. It' has an area of square smiles. Its decision to Join Ital in the war make. it impossible or Austria.

to make use of this tern- tor as II. neutral point. It had been contended that if San Marino remained' neutral. Austrian agropianen could in time of need. take uge there for repairs and supplies.

FRENCHM1NZSTER ASKS FUND- OF 1120000000 Parts. June 3 Finance Minister Ribot- today introduced bill In the chamber of deputies- for provisional appropriation of S1I20 000000 for the third quarter of the present year. Ribot presented memoranda show- ng that the extraordinary ppropnia tlons since the war began and Indud- ng the estimates for the third quar- er. of 1915 amount to 4400000009 Including appropriations already made when the war began for the last five months of 1914. the total Is 4 800000)00 ton the fourteen months ending September-3 OLUS cut open all the way down the leg.

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psrtment it our Ualn Store with Complete stock of Cameral' sad rhotocraphlo Ocvdophii. rrntlng sad KnUrrln of films LitEg DrrrloDlnc of Roll mm Film Iack and PUtM. A. practical photetraphep la char of th partrant. tad wilt 1ad to a Ut you with your photographic dlfflcultiea will tzplaln Wilt II you hers a poor egatlv.

and till you how to cure a rood OB tor II. rou tOblem 2 that' confront th tur If No chest. for this xrilco. Ifl No Joy in Chinatown When Long Arm Goes On Furious Rampage Attacks Dr. Younge With a Blackjack Assailant Claims That Well-Known Herb Doctor- Owes Him Money.

Police court matinee this afternoon will resemble New York's Chinatown. for a large- portion. of Atlanta's colony of Chlnam will appear before Re corlter Johnson as. witnesses of a fight last night between the famous Chinese herb doctor. Dr.

T. T. Younge of 6 Houston street. and one of- his ex- business partners In a chop stacy joint at Broad and Luckie streets by the name of Long Arm. Dr.

Young. apparently got the worst of the battle for the herb doctor had tc be sent to the Grady hospital where a number of stitches were taken is his head. There was no Joy in Chinatown last night at midnight when Long Arm went on his rampage at 83 East Hun- ter street the Chinese Masonic hall He was armed with a black jack. Long Arm claimed. that Dr.

Younge owed hint money. and when the doctor appeared at the Chinese Masonic hall 59 East Hunter srteet. Long Arm be gan to insist upon an immediate payment. Younge was only saved from a terrific beating by the timely arrival 01 Call Officer Looney. Mllam and Harry Glenn a moving picture man and newspaper reporters.

Lo Arm was bleeding from a deep scalp wound and he. too. had to be sent to Grady tot repairs. Officer Milam pulled out of his pocket a patch of subpoenas and began to summon the Chinarnen to police court. Your name' he' inquired of one Chinaman.

Chan Chan len Wan Torn Tom yas the reply He was subpoenaed with difficulty. Then. to another Chlnajnan Your name Guan Tee Tee Puhl Lee was the answer. Well you take this subpoena and just bring- all your friends down to police court tomorrow afternoon said' Officer Mllam. in despair.

Dr. Younge was released on a copy of charges at police station but Long Arm was kept a prisoner overnight. DEFINITE QUESTION PUT UP TO KAISER Continued From Page One. tlons with. the allies.

the ambassador is said to have been convinced by his talk with Mr. Wilson of his sincerity of purpose In upholding the' neutrality of the United ttstes. The belief has often been. freely expressed in German quarters that it the imperial government had been convinced that the United States would take an equally Vigor- ou course In securing an adherence treat Britain to. the international.

law. with reference to the shipments of conditional contraband and foodstuffs. a conciliatory reply' would been sent to the last American note. On the other hand. officials conversant with the feeling in Berlin official quarters toward the United States are' not sanguine that a satisfactory reply will be received.

because of the evidence that the admiralty and war staffs Rave been dominating the foreign office as not in frequently la the case with nations at war. President Works Alone. President ilson worked atone" to day on his communication. seeirfg few callers. He studied memoranda submitted by Secretary Bryan- Counsellor Lansing and members of the cabinet embodying a variety of suggestions The tenor of there all was the same.

that the United States should re iterate with emphasis the principle ex- pre ed In its note of May 13. and ask- an adherence to It. The principle which is to- be- placed square before Gsrmany in such a- way. as to elicit either an affirmative' or negative answer was stated in the American governments late note. as The lives of noncombatants whether they be of neutral cltltenshlp or elti- zens of one of the nations at war cannot lawfully or rightfully be placed in jeopardy by the capture or ruction of an unarmed merchantman and the Imperial government must recognize also.

as all other nations do. the obligation to- the Usual precaution of visit and search In view' of the statement lit the Ocr- man note that Information was at hand to the effect that the Lusitania was armed the American government intends to restate that it made full and searching Investigation' before the Lusitania salted. and that Its good faith 1 pledged to the assertion that no guns either mounted or unmounted were carried by the vessel. In many quarters it was believed German might a way out of the dilemma by accepting the statement of the United States as superseding Its own- evidence. declaring that a mistake had been made and paving the way for' the giving of reparation and an insistence by OernuulY that.

some formal assurance be given that no vessels leaving earning passengers should he armed or resist capture. Say they' Saw Guns Little importance Is attached by- officials to the affidavits which the Ger. man embassy has transmitted to the state department alleging- that there were guns aboard the Lusitania. Although neither the state department nor the embassy has made these am- davits public. Counsellor Lansing said their description published today was substantially accurate.

In one of these Qustave Stahl. of 20 Leroy street. New York city. declares he went aboard the Lusitania to assist a friend. A.

Leltob a cabin steward with a trunk and saw on the aft main deck and foredeck four guns of and IS centimeters caliber. They were said to tee covered' with leather. and Stahl. alleges that he unfastened the buckles to ascertain the caliber of the guns. Mrs.

Josephine Weir a boarding house keeper in New York. Is the signer' of a second affidavit swearing she heard Leltch speak of four guns on the ship. Another signed. by- man named Grieve deposes that he heard Mrs. Well' and Leltch make remarks in that con necUon and a fourth man named Bruckner says he saw cannon on the' dealt of the Lusitania while standing on.

the dock at New York. All Tour affidavits have been referred' to' the department Of justice which is- Investigating To controvert them. the United States government has its own reports from. Collector Malone and hi inspectors. I We looked everywhere.

Mr. Malonft is quoted as having said on all the decks and in the holds especially for guns but saw none mounted or un- mounted. TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES OF RUSSIA AND RUMANIA Paris June 8 King Victor Emraah- net of Italy has offered his cervices as an intermediary in the adjustment of territorial questions which have arisen between Russia and. Rumania. accord.

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