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l??S5S&Z$J wwHrw--mHr n i J ihwwpwpwwppp WAR BULLETINS Petrograd. Russian arms with stood 3 furious attacks by Field Marshal von Mackensen's Gernian troops near Hrubiesof and sweptfor ward recapturing 3"villaes from Ger mans. Germans continued to attack prac tically throughout territory from Wieprz to the Bug. Rome. Venice Cazzettino reports thrilling battle between Austrian aeroplane And Italian troops at Verna in courses of which aeroplane came near destroying famous tomb of Juliet, known to world through Shakespeare's play, "Romeo and Ju liet." One incendiary bomb dropped so close to tomb that the ground nearby was torn up. Aeroplane which flew the tri-color of Prance despite fact that it was an Austrian flying machine, dropped 5 incendiary bombs. One fell within the barracks at Campofiore, causing slight damage. '. o o NEW WITNESS GIVES HOYNE TICKET EVIDENCE Purser W. E. Craig of the Roose velt tells a damaging story against the Greenbaums. Craig is a new witness of Hoyne's. "While I was aiding in rescue work, W. K. Greenbaum, general manager of the Indiana Transportation Co., senfSor me," said Craig. "He told me to go to the Eastland and get the tickets from the purser. "I locked them up in the private locker in my office. Later Green baum sent me on an errand. I re turned in 30 minutes and found Moses Greenbaum, brother of Pres. Greenbaum, with the bag of tickets. I don't know how he got into my pri vate office. He got the locker key from the assistant purser. "Soon the president, secretary and a director of the company came in. One asked if they were Eastland tickets Another said 'Yea there are 2t412 of them.' "1 don't know which one made the remark. All the time this was going on people were" struggling in the water." OIL KING'S' DAUGHTER NAMED IN DAMAGE SUIT ' f) MwUR McCormtck ", Mrs, Harold F. McCormick, mil- lionaire patron of art, knows more about art than she does about real es-" tate. That's how it happens the , daughter of John D. Rockefeller is be- ing sued in Chicago for $10,000. She" sold a house for $7,500 the valua-" ' tion being made by her agent. The " purchaser says the house is wortho only $5,000 and sues for $10,000 dam- ages.