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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

SuoMtr FOUR NEW MgAoURgo
At FALL GlecvioM.
oixtseN New ousstlens New Filed. In
Guiding Probation 81 Adults and
Extension Of Referendum.

Western Sewspaper Union News service.
Denver. -Four petitions for pro
poecd constitutional amendments and
laws, among them one affecting juries.
whereby women will be allowed to
serve. have been filed with the score
tary OF state by the Colorado Social
Service League.
The four measures will be submitted
to the people at the fall election. This
makes q total of sixteen questions on
file for determination by the electo-
rate ut the fall election.
The jury petition IL known a. the
jury reform bill and provides that
three-fourths OF the Jurors In . civil
case may find a verdict. II 10 intend.
ed to abolish the expense Of two
trials. II permits women to serve on
juries only in case they wish TO serve.
II gives women the right to refuse to
serve without assigning any cause.
The jury petition was circulated in
the form Of 332 petitions and received
.e4,4o7 signatures. According to pro
vision OF law. 10000 names were nee
esssary to bring the petition TO the ie-
gal form before II could be considered.
Other petitions OF the Special Ser.
vice League provide for: an amend.
ment to the state statutes to allow
probation Of adult prisoners; for the
appointment OF a women's and child
ren's welfare commission to codify the
laws OF the state concerning women
and children. and another petition for
q constitutional amendment to extend
the power Of the people under the
initiative and referendum to permit
IT, people to vote on Initiative and
referendum questions at special as
well rs at general elections.
Petitions for law making the
terms OF office OF county Judges. dis
trict attorneys. judges OF the Juvenile
Courts and county officers OF equal
length as those OF the district judges
have been put in circulation.
Those behind the petitions hope 10
obtain a sufficient number of sigma.
lures In time to enable them to put
the proposed change upon the ballot
ut the November election.
District judges, at the present time,
are elected for six years, while county
Judges. district attorneys and the
others whose terms Of office II Is pro.
posed to change are elected for . four.
year term.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
EXCELLENT NOTES
ON CARE OF SWINE
an Of Leading Breeds Are Adapt
sd-to Economical Production
Keep Animals Healthy.

The use Of corn In hog-feedins
sAould b tempered with Judgment
Ths corn aad hog crop 90 hand In
had. A man starting In farming In
the West relies upoa this combination.
The hog from flrst to last b capable
u getting . large proportion Of iss
fssd from grass.
We are APT to make the mistake Of
feeding grain too frssly because the
hog utilisss II % s6acisntly and eco.
nomically.
No breed enjoys any marked prefer.
eaos In the markets. Of The country.
All Of the leading breeds are aAaptsd
70 economical production.
To have healthy swine on the farm
the arst essential 10 10 have good. Wig.
orous. healthy. brssdins animals.
Sunbsams. crude carbolic acid and
lime are the bsst and cheapest disin-
fectant. g
when hos-wafsrsrs are used they
should be cleaned frequently and .
lump Of Quicklims dropped In the bar.
rels occasionally will assist In keeping
them sweet and clean.
Health and drugs have no a6lnity
IN the successful management Of .
herd Of swine.
Health II natural. Disease unnat.
ural. Both are contagious.
II In the fight between health and
disease ws give nature little eucour.
asement We will como on victorious.
II 10. after all. moro our mission to
keep our hogs healthy than to allow
them to keep themselves In that condi-
ton.
We should keep the hogs close com.
pany. study their habits and their re-
Iuirementn and then cater TO them.
Add to this. humane treatment: and
we have solved the whole problem.
Mud 10 not . good thing TO feed pigs
In. dust ID worse. Both should b.
avoided ~ much ~ possible.
A short nose 10 good. but . long
body 10 better.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

Matter 10 anything that occupies
spacs and al matter 10 subjsct 10 uni.
vsssai. immutabie Law. Our brains are
composed Of matter and are. therefore.
subject 10 these same lava
Anons the characteristics oe net.
~ ars those covered BY Nsvtoa's
.tAsss laws Of motion:
y 1 An boaiss eostinus In . state q
fsse o. q usiform motion In . stssigAt
me aalees aces1 upon By some e.
sseaal fesse thaa so0psls . change.
= nveey nee1oa - change q -
- > Des0ost1eaa1 - he acting forss
- tekse Dlass . ~ 1irsctios u ~
osseashs ~ a1sae vhieh The epsOs
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
New Mexico.

Assays on John Haydcn's new find
In Grant county. show values u $50
In gold, $40 In silver. and IS per cent
copper.
Carlsbad, In the far southeastern
corner OF New Mexico, is the center
OF search for oil which. geologists
declare. exists In large pools some
where In the vicinity.
jeff Hirsch has struck q body Of
fine ore In his claim In Greyback
gulch ut Hillsboro. The ore runs well
In gold and silver and has an unusual.
ly fine showing Of high values In ma,
tive copper.
There are twenty-five mines being
worked at Piaos Altos ut present.
Double the present copper output Of
Grant county IL assured by the work
which Phelps. Dodge 4 Co are doins
ut Tyrone. u few miles south Of Silver
City. In . territory which already has
yielded millions through the develop.
ment Of the upper or carbonate for,
maticn, before the value Of the por.
phyries was understood or a method
OF treatment had been discovered for
this class OF deposits.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
OF COURSE FARMER
SHOULD KEEP SHEEP
Profitable Method Of Getting Rid
Of Weeds 10 to Sell Them In
Mutton At So q Pound.

Some men were looking over .
wsedy pasture and one Of them said:
What shall I DO with these wssdsy'
Quick - . lash bis hsighbor SAID:
Sell them In mutton q cents .
pound"
Every man knows his own busineos
BEST and can best decide what kind Of
stock viii pay him the greatest proilt.
but on most farms there 10 room for
. small hock Of sheep and 1t the end
Of the season The monsy the wool and
lambs viii bring vim - that mscA
clear profit
Going hack to the aut peopoeittoa.
that Of the wesds that infsst our nelds
II may b said that while groviag
sheep entirely upoa weeds. ID not
. plan 70 b. advised. they win eat
nearly every weed that grows upea .
farm and will put on good. solid tat
upon stun that cattle and horses -
fuse
The most tractabls Of all farm stoek.
they can BE- managed with less trou-
Bile than other stock. oil that II r.
quirsd to restrain thsm being . wire
net lance Of the cheapest grade.
The other day vas talking over
the sheep question With Soma frieads
and while We did not agree - 70
breeds. We were unanimoasly In favor
Of the breed OF sheep that viii bring
= good heavy shipping lamb with the
fleece . secondary consideration.
This 10 the very season TO think u
starting flock - . great many flock
masters sell on some ewes - soon -
shcsring time 10 over. and unless
man has plenty Of means In these days
he will have to start with such swss
- he can buy on the market. thar
oushbreds being almost out Of the
question for the Ordinary farmer.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
Colorado

RAlAe.AA
-
w .".' 49, 'ou"''' - '"'
800 ~ :. -.
IT.. ,ss c.,,.ss.. 80, .x,...
a.. ma ,,,n ..a m. nas,c c.ux.
:, =. .'. S.,,s. a. r.ror,,n,
- sas,.s = -. a.y.,o,'.d Nv
$500.
In r,,or,ao IN. c.r.,u, oh..rv.r
~, ,s,,.,,,, ~. ,S..,,,. AZ IN. Smr..
sler.Union mills At Telluride, where
the Mexican cyanide method was In.
stalled I'm 1912. irving n noted gain IN
the extraction Of both the silver and
the gold values.
The co,a Do,,ar mfne Cr,nple
Creek district the camnbe,l lease has
opened n valuable bodv of ore m III.
fifth level Of the Mabel NJ. SHAFT. 1t
IL fully ten feet In width, better than
see to the ton, and going out ut the
rate Of fifty tons each week.
The Deerhorn mine. IN the summit
Of Globe hill. one Of the Stratton estate
properties under lease To william Hob
son and partners. In credited with hav.
ing deyeloped an ore body Mt shallow
depth which il CARRYING values OF
about $50 per ton on the average.
In Gunnison county the Blistered
Horn tunnel reports a valuable ore
strike at 1000 feet from surface. The
values are In lead and silver. The
vein Is four feet wide, and has been
drifted on for 200 feet and shows
stronger than when first encountered.
Lesdyille men report a very decided
unfit in the mining activities In South
Evans aad Big Evans gulches this
spring as Is evidenced by the new dis.
coveries that have been made In that
section this year. and the Increase in
the output Of the properties which
have been In operation for some time
Cripple Creeks Golden Cycle IL
kcepins stem with the yindicator and
Portland in the discovery at depth Of
bodies OF high.g-.de ore. In fact, any
one of the mines mentioned could
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

The prastiss Of many farmsss Of
driving . taAm through cold water -
wash The alth froa their fest sad legs
b dangerous. - q causes nany ~
sasss that they are sabtect 20.
4 warn o. ovsshsats1 team should
- - put In . eoil air. pises. bss
asss ssssciss1 ss1 thea hlanksts1
- put II . warn stab,s and afesf ~
blaakses are reDevel The hesses
should - vtps1 lsy viii straw -
cloehs.
wAsa . tsan has bssa espessl y
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

rains tAsy shosid nos - Isfs 70 -
co1s cry. Bot shosid - svbbs1 ~.
~ chills. fsvsss an1 othsf ail1sats
oftsn result froa allowing then - ~
~ the svaposAtioas a The nolsesse
fron their bodies.
n vs wosl1 allow sAs tsAms 1870
rest q noca ~ aAsul1 acee9DllaA
noes work tAaa vhsa ICY sss -
bsuel ealy tire = evalleU the1s eoo4
~ evening Vt tAso - - Gssone1
- thslF lees. bdl1tss - ~ - -,
lIeve1 fSegn III uU1 - 011A
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

Denver-Promotion OF the proposed
initiated good roads bill was urged at
the conference Of state highway CON.
missioners with officers OF the Colo.
RADIO Good Roads Association. The
urging Of the one-half mill levy as a
statewide proposition was discussed
At a luncheon. Approximately 32O0. 1000
will be allotted to the sixty-two coun.
ties Of the state during 1914, accord
Ing to T. J. Ehrhardt, state highway
commissioner About 5000. 900 a year
would be realized by the state for the
expansion Of its roads. should the bill
become q law. "Of the necessary Is.
000 signatures necessary for its initia
ton. more than 10000 have been oh
ained." Ehrhardt said. AN annual
appropriation through this source OF
100000 for five years would place the
state roads In an ideal condition" r
T.. Somners. president. represented
the Colorado Good Roads Association
Others present were II. II. Higgins
president Of the State Association oil
County Commissioners: L. 4. Curtis,
Colorado Springs: Charles II. Mcl.ain
Canon City. and John NJ. kuykendall
Denver, members OF the highway com
mission.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
s,sobosrds Barred from state Roads.

SiGnboard advertising Is to
he forever barred from the rights OF
way Of state roads. according 10 an
edict issued by the state highway com.
mission and certified to the various
boards OF county commissioners In the
state for execution. Special attention
Is called to the statute prohibiting the
painting OF signs on bridges. rocks or
on the ground. with view to checking
tho tendency OF the ubiquitous adyer'
tiser frcm using colorndo's famous
scenic effects for exploiting the merits
OF n baby food or any other article Of
commerce.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

B.nver.--Ten registered phsr,na.
ciS,s passed the limitations held IN
Denver June 10 and n. Eight others
passed m assistant phsrmacisss. The
ten who passed the chief pharmacist
teses are: rrsrta ?. Berg. ROLAND p.
Cape. Harry y. Aushurn. MI Of Colo
RADIO spring.: Can ,. L. Miller. Hugo:
Harold A. Parkinson. 0ienwooi
SPRING.: Guy A. Schvarder. Fort Nor.
Esn: Kenneth A. L.ea. Leadviile. W.
most u. Williams. Rex lIasrinstoa sn1
fhnaas n. Brown. sll oe nsnssr.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
Board Adds S4.ooo. oco 10 Tar Values.

Denver.-lncrense az es.000.Oo0 IN
the assessed valuation, ior taxation
purposes. Of the public service corpor
a'ionS Of Colorado has been mnde BY
tho state tax commission for 1914. rhs
total II s2St.iso.7.s, Last year n was
s?g0, stt. Sa5.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

49, velocity unlssa acNsA. u,oa =
some other forcs which oonnels 4
chance. This pronertv 1. k.ovr =
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the result Of ah.orhin. foree.
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w,,h IN. ,,,.n o,c. laid . vor6
spoken the as.h Of a sisn bsfore the
.v. ~. uo.t r.uos.lx .s.or,.te6 tdea-
each .erves "A a sisn.I for . train of
thousht brinsins into action automatic
.IIv = comnIic.tsd linz of co.ordinatin
nerve centsr,. and ~ act n .s.iu mar.
forme6 nr,cttc.llv involupt.rily. oftsn
unoonsciouaIv.
1n,. !. vhv the arvnr.ra n In \
,.,,,o.. .ond;,,o, - n. content. him.
..ls m.r.Iy v,th s.ytpr ar svearins
,h.t \. iii void .t,on. ar4nL
Thou.ht nr.c.a.. Action ana therefor.
- tho..h, h. M, c,..r,v socu..d on
ann. vho,..ou. aom,n.nt ,dea n
vn.t ,n.v,,.h,v r.v.,t m IN. ..t.h.
ush.n m.
n ,..... so,. n.ru.n.,t,v srom
h.hit Ne mu.t have An eouiyaIept IA
.oma mental occup.t,on sufac,entiv 1t.
tr.ctive 10 submsrrs the old imprss-
siona- el.e ons's vitality will be sousn-
dsr.6 An the strussls. Inability TO re-
s,st drink or drvss or bad habits in
general IN beca,se Of inertia.
70 an. !. ~..l n 4. 6,mcu,t IN ran.
.r.t. .rmc,.n, nov.r N overcome the
...ur,,.,.A ,o.r. ~ N. ut,,. act sr,-
ou.n,lv 10000 ana ons hecomea a
Habits may b good or bad: both
are the natural and inevitable result
Of training. For the future must grow
cut Of and inherit the present. just -
the present grew out Of and inherited
the past Intelligence gives thorough
training. good habits. good health and
happiness. Ignorance or indifference
gives bad training. vicious habits. dis
ease and crime. Bad habits can be
surely and safely broken. not BY sub
stitution. nor by cures. nor by miracles.
but only BY frank and courageous
recognition Of the true conditions and
. sane development out Of them.
The fundamental necessity for the
correction Of bad habits 10 Intellectual
integrity--a rare quality. The most
difhcult and unpleasant duty We have
70 perform. but one absolutely nsces-
sary II We would have good health and
bs able to use the greatest power
within the reach Of man. thought. 10 to
be square and truthful with ourselves.
to see ourselves - We are.
-
Thought 10 the one and only domain
wherein man can reign supreme, for
while we may not determine what We
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

Fresh Butter osse
ever will be again.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

&t ue0lu~Ct S
WHMsGRr Q. CRAY. MD s
L>~~~~>s-s~~>- t.
000o0ooooeoo0oo0Coooooooods
copyhsA. DA VA & Cw,
FRICTION.
The life and efficiency Of every ma
chine depends on ovsrcoming frictioa.
friction wears things out, and to over
ooms friction 10 the recognised nssd
OF today In every brunch Of Industrial
activity. A large item in the cost Of
operating every machine 10 that cover
ing anti-friction bearings and lubri-
oants- Neglected friction will quickly
wreck and land any machine on the
scrap pile.
Railway systems. steamship lines.
manufacturing plants Of every descrip-
don. telegraph and telephone com
hi,hIv ,,.,,.a 80 Iii ,.,A .,n.,t.
.cc,et.,,,v - .,,.-,s.~ - t..s -.
Gratus and structure for the purpose Of
guarding against breakdown from the
development Of any inherent weakness
In physical equipment and to test nnan-
.cial and executive departments In Or.
der to insure ssainst breakdown or
any loss Of smcisncy in these i'm
lportant functions of our great artificial
bodies. Experisnce has evolved q now
veil establishsd ecouomic theory In
the busines world To the effect that
Il 4, cheaper To spend money 10 pre-
want vrect. than II IN IN amend money
10 clear away and repair vreckass.
But for man himself, the one funda-
.unantal factor upon ana for whom the
entire industri.i structure sxists, this
theory Of the business world ID 70
vsr,ed. The theory upon which the
medical professiou has been orranissd
A hishly absurd ana Irrational. The
,phvsic,an must .tand around and watt
until thar. 1, a human breakdown, and
then he n called in only a. q repair
man-frsquently too iats to secure
worth while results.
u..h,,. v,,, anna, and .oue.k
80 80 -, :. ,,c.h,. a. =. an
r,ov ,h.,. A.. h,,, tvo .l,.rn.t,ve.
10 such conditions-re.t and lubrics.
tion tn overcome the roushness. or an
a.,Iv tan N N. ,unk v.rd, And n n
thu same with man: Man feels. and
m every aida "a go evidence Of the
euuealinx. the soueakins and the sob
hing Of the nerves composias the hu.
man machine: and but little effort 10
made TO remove the cause. And In our
mor,0aitv ana other statistical tables
"a xthe resuit in An ever rising
nremxsure mortality-an enormous
economic loss through Destruction At
what should he the period Of greatest
usefulness and eniciency.
Genius n the tyne of mind that per
ceives and grasps principles where the
ordinary mind secs only isolated facts.
Grille. with the Hash OF genius grasp
ins the principle of cell exhaustion, de-
velopaa and demonstrated II to be the
oa:4AS death from shock" q dis
BY no less an an.
thoritv thIn Sir Berkeley Moynihan at
n reeent meeting Of the British Medi-
cal association 10 be "epoch.ma King. I"
- .. ..noch.m.rtn.- m, or,v he.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
Wyoming.

The discovery Of oil near Laramie
has resulted In food OF prosper
claims claims being filed In tho coun.
~ clerks office In the court house,
on has been struck In rich quaint.
ties In Wyoming just across from the
Colorado border land. II was said oil
WIS struck q, q depth OF LOO feet.
and Is Of promising quality.
The flow II the gas well recently
brought In by the Ohio OIL company
near Byron gauges is.00o.0o0 cubic
:eet 81 gas daily. This. oil men say. ~
the greatest r'ow Of Gss ever dsvei.
oped In any field.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26

Z. - svssy astlsa Asss y always
IN sQual - esatsasy rsacttoa.
TAe AFgt nv q notion states hat
10y oace st b motion viii movs
forsvsr IN straight line with ~
sane velocity unless acted uDoa ~
soms other force which oo0Dsas .
change. This property h known =
Inertia Inertia h not . force. bit b
the result Of absorbing foree.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
Arizona.

Al the Puay mine on Slate creek
over 100000 Of ore IL now On the
dumpa.
Harry shumate Of Prescott hiss sold
$500 acres Of placer ground and eight
quartz claims near Quartsite to J. A.
Woods of Bridgeport. III. The puH
chase wss preceded BY extensive -
plwatory work and test runs On the
drlilings. Contracts have been closed
for the Installation Of about eo0. 900
worth Of specially designed machinery
which VIII include . stsbb'ns dry 60
sents1tos and . ouinasr brushes.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-06-26
WgSTGNN
MINING NEWS
IN ORlcP

IN . ~ & :

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-11
COURT NEWS
Deeds Filed.

o. S. vanzandt and wife to Lizzie
vanzandt Cole, a parcel of land in the
Carpenter Addition to the Town Of
Pennington; consideration 81 and 9TH
er valuable consideration. :
John v. McVicker and wife to Fran
els H. Hawkins, a parcel Of land in
the Hamilton Addition to the City Of
Fairmont; consideration $500.
Arnett w. Reed and wife to Amos
Clayton, a parcel Of land in the Second
ward of the City Of Fairmont; consid.
GRAFTON $4,000.
2. F. Ammons, trustee, to A. w.
Mitchell, a parcel of land in the Town
of Fairyiew; consideration s1,725.
w. M. Hess, special commissioner, to
Arkanus ]. Hess, a parcel of land on
Flaggy Meadow run Of Buffalo creek in
Warrington district; consideration
$4,000.
Smith Hood and wife to NJ. A. Jollir,
the one.half interest in a parcel of land
In the East Park Addition to the City
of Fairmont; consideration 81 and
other valuable consideration.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-11
A large crowd is expected. The pu-
pills Of that school are preparing a

A large crowd is expected. The pu'
pills of that school are preparing a
fine program.
Elmus Moran wife and baby were
calling on Jacob Rogers from Friday
until Sunday evening.
Ota Maynard and Ada Carpenter
Georgia and Roxie Drummer and Fay
Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Carpenter
attended the ppie supper at Shaw's
last Saturday. They all had q very
good time.
The Fairview church is progressing
very slowly but I think it will be in
shape for meeting next preaching day,
December 90. Our new preacher, Mr..
Perkins will ppreach ut 1880. Every
tody come that can.
Mr.. Thomas Keener and wife, and
Mr.. Curtis Carpnter, Arley Bunner
and Harry Cumpton were at town on
Monday.
Mr.. Albert Nuzam was cvalling on
Tim Bunner last Sunday.
Mr.. Maynard Carpenter was calling
ct ]. C. Morans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas keener rail-
ed to make their weekly visit to town
Saturday on account of the bad wea-
Their.
Mrs. Rebecca Everly has been Wis
ting j. C. Moran's for the past week.
Mr.. Hank Satterfield was at Jimmie
Kingcaid's Sunday evening.
Mr.. John Gallher passed Monday
morning on his way to town.
L. W. Summers was also at town
Monday.
II. T. Carpenter and family were
visiting at Joshua Hawkins Sunday.
Thornt Nuzum and Arl BURNER was
there also.
Mrs. Vista satterfield was visiting
W. H. Bunner Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-11
RUSSIAN.
BY Associated Press,

By Associated Press,
PETRoGRAD. Dec. 10.-An official
communication issued by the general
staff last night gave the progress Of
fighting in the various fields. 1t
says:
I'm the region Of Mlwa on Decem
Der, the conflict assumed a less ten.
acious character.
"on the left bank Of the Vistula on
the evening OF December Z the Ger.
mans under cover Of darkness sud
denly began an offensive movement
simultaneously along the entire front
from How, west of Warsaw to GlownO,
southwest of Warsaw. The movement
was remarkable for its stubborn M.
ture. The attack was repeated again
and again, the Germans advancing
in compact column. Aided by search.
lights, however, our fire decimated the
enemy, who was everywhere repulsed.
With the rising of the moon the at
tack of the enemy ceased.
The next day desperate fighting on
the same line was resumed, but with.
out success for the enemy.
In the Piotorkow region, the situa-
ton is unchanged. The fighting south
of Cracow has continued. presenting
alternately offensive and defensive
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movements. The Germans twice a.
tempted 10 break through out front,
but weferepuIsed Mithiosse