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PR0HLRIII0N
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SSS----~
icinal purposes and TO reouce LIZ
nenalty for first Offenders
block. Republican. offered a resi-
I,rion which he later wothdreW &c
manding that Auditor Darst return no 70
tl1e sergeant at arms OF the aousS
rFe warrants for the mileage ana pei
dieno of the members. When It was was
ernlained that the legislature nao not
ref appropriated the money the
o1rr;on was WITHDRAWN, although 1at-
hor Democrat, stated that the auoi-
TOR had told him the reason the men
hers could not. get their moneSS" =. -
because the governor had refused u
borrow the money L;ne
The committee on enrolled OILS a!l.'
renorted that Senate bill one u.
omnibus revenue bill had been sem
~ rbe governor. This precludes any
f1,-4Ier effort TO have the Dill TAKE take
efsact from passage On the molon
70 give the same privileSa TO pnysi
clans as given to druS-sIs Rine4ae> :
Renubiican. of Harrison, maze
lengthy speech in support OF the 1oSt
amendment while DAWSON. ms COZ,
1eague. opposed the measure ne
amendment lost by vote Oh t%ents
four to twenty-seven
: There is much speculation on "n ]aS
the select committee of the @Sena E'.s
viii do on the bill. taxing gas and OH
and making pipe lines common car
1iers There Is some doubt whetne1
the committee will report oul
While demonstrations predict that
the bill goes to the floor OF the sen
ate. 1t will pass that body
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HEIE pure BLOOD
HOODS sarsaparIna Makes Pure
Rich, Red Blood.

Your heart works night and day
without a pause It Is the principal
organ Of the CIRCULATION of your blod-
It is Of the utmost importance that
it should do Its work we'll The quail
m,1eh 10 do with IFS acton. Il this
dufd is pure and abundant, your
heart and other vital organs act when
IL is defective in quality or dedciens
In quantity
Hoods Sarsapari1Ia makes the
blood pure and abundant. It's the
one reliable medicine. that has been
sold for forty years, for purifying
the blood. There IS no better blood
remedy. appetizer, stomach tonic or
nerve builder.
eB sure your druggist gives you
Hoods. for nothing else can possibly
take It's place Get It today.--Adyer-
tfsement
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ATTACKS BY GERMANS
ARE ALL REFUSED
.s.oe..rEe -r.s.,

PARIS Nav 24-The French war
once this afternoon gave out the
following statement:
AT several points between Seer
straate and Ypres the enemy esteE
So deIeyred attacks after. having
nsde preliminary use OF asphyxiat1ng
rases. These attacks were repuised:
.Sorth of Arras the fighting cont1nued
sIi NIGHT. We took 40 prisoners at
a point north OF Melville ST. Vast
.The enemy delivered several counter
attacks but we're checked by our ar
stilIerr Artillery engagements con
+inue with intensity Further reports
receired describe strikinsIy the extent
~ the check administered to the. Ger
mans in this region during the-eyen7
Ing Of May % snd the niSnl o. 10y ~
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MILITARY SPIRIT RUNS
RAMPANT IN ITALY
n~ A<aoeIArrr rrrsa1


R0WE va Paris, May 4.-Enthus-
iastic demonstrations In favor OF the
var continue throughout ITALY n
Frorence Venice. Genoa, Milan and the
ofher large certers crowds th-onS the
streets cheering for the king ond the
.nmv Most of the members OF 0e
chamber of deputies have volunteered
for service in the army OF navy Inc
SON OF Lieutenant General Cadorna.
chief OF staff. is a lieutenant IN Gne
same cavalary regiment. n1cn na
grandfather commanded IN the wal ~ %
1856 against Austria TAI - 70.
dornas daughter. nun IN a eo On .,.a
a. Florence. applied for a place IN the
ped cross Owing to the large num-
her of men now under arms there IS
storage of workmen. Most employers
have promised the workmen that rneif
1iaces will be restored on their return 11
f-oI1 military service and that IN tue
-,ea,4inoe provision VIII be made tor
-Eeir families. In several cites Woln-
an are employed on street cars
IT is apparent from the 1oIesoAne
desoatch that Austrian aeropianes
have swept virtually the en1tes eass.
an coast of italy From Venice, az
+be mead Of the Adriatic. they have
nosde their was as far south as Bar
iasfa a distance OF $50 miles. com
les acts of hostility during their
n-orress. Barletta is 125 miles north
of he strait of otranto, the southern
entrance to the Adriatic- Granted
that the aeroplaoes started from
Triese or Polo. they did not have more
than eighty or ninety miles to trayeI
TO reach Venice. Driven away here
they would appear to have turned
south Porto Corsini is the seaport OF
Rvenaa. sixty-efght miles south OF
venice. Ancona is another seaport on
the Adriatic about 40 miles south OF
Venice in an air line
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BRITISH LOSSES. ARE
REPORTED VERY HEAVY

BERLIN, via London, May -:
The following statement was issued
at the war Office today s.
I'm the western theater several adj
vances by night and day by the Brftish9
betEeen Neuve Chapelle and G17
yenchy and French attacks on the
northern slope Of the Lorette hills at
AbIain and. north and south OF Neul
vile were repulsed with heavy losses
to the enemy who lost one hundred
and fifty prisoners Between the
sfeuse and the MoseIfe artillery bat
ties continue. In the forest OF Lo-
Pretre the French suffered losses;
during new and unsuccessful at
tack. In the east the situation IS uns-55
Changed ., -
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SALE
OF a Railroad System is Ordered by a
Federal Judge.
.ar .xxoc,ArEo -@=sS'

DETROIT. Mich, May 24-Judse
Arthur ]. TuttIe, of the federal dis
trict court, issued an order here to
day that the Pierre Marquet railroad
system be sold at auction on october
i. Judge futile ruled favorable upon
a petition for the sale OF the ROAD
which was presented several weeks
ago by underlying oonu aoioers- OIL
o. creditors known as junior bond
holders. who were expected to sub
NIT a plan for reorganization OF the
system. did not appear in court
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NEW INDUSTRY.

KEYsER. May 24-The Food
Products and Manufacturing Com
pany has started the erection at NC
CooIe Of large canning establish.
ment. Aside from doing a genera
canning and preserving business. the
company will put in a plant for the
manufacture of brooms. ana IS or
ranging to have thirty or more acres
planted in broom corn. The plants
viii cover two acres and viii include
a factory for the making OF 1ime-sui-
ofl1r solution
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DEFENSIVE ASSUMED
BY TEUT0Nic FORCES
cav ...oe,.rro rrEss,

PETROGRAD, via London, NAY
The Austro-German FORCES N
calicfa now have assumed the de
fensiye and their active operations
consist chiefly of counter attacks. &C
cordfns to an official statement IS
sued last night from the headquar-
ters of the Russian general stan
slight progress is claimed on the
lept bank OF the lower Sanand and
the claim Is made that all. assaults
bv the Austro-German troops IN the
Southeastern theater Of operations
were repulsed.
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GRASSELLI TEAM.
wins Fast and Exciting Contest from
Bridgeport

The Grasselh baseball nine defeated
the Bridgeport team in fast game
played on the Grasselh diamond Sun
day afternoon by a score Of to 8 the
score was tied until the eighth inning
when Bridgeport showed run across
the rubber and it looked Ike 1t mao
the rame sewed up but the Grassel1i
boys came back strong m the ninth
and scored two runs. winning the
came by single tally.
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PRoFANE LANGUAGE
Said to Have Been Used by Woman
and She il Arrested.

CHARGED with using loud and pro-
fame language in the street. Jose
phine Gregory was placed under ar
rest by tomcer McCloud Monday at
ternoon and was released upon her
promise TO appear before Mayor g.
81. Gordon in police court Tuesday
morning. The alleged onense occur
red In Flynn street. where. 1t, is said.
the Gregory woman was applying
epithets to a neighbor with whom she
had ouarreIed.
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Miss N. Z. Schmidt, girl architect
and attractive young graduate OF
Smith College. Is the founder and
general manager of the metropolitan
Exhibit of Building Materials IN Los
Angeles, a reproduction of which she
is about to establish IN San Fran
cisco. The Metropolitan Exhibit =
an Exchange" where architects, con
tr:ctors. builders, builders supply
dealers and prospective owners may
meet on a common ground and study
IN one comprehensive display all the
materials and devices that enter into
the construction Of building.
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ALMOST RAISED.
ss~ AsroelArre .rr.s

HONOLULU. May 24.-Tne sub
marine F-4, which sank In Honolulu
harbor two months ago with loss OF
twenty-one lives has been raised to
within nos feet of the surface. divers
reported today. They viewed the sub
marine through a glass bottom DO.
after arising II twenty-slx feet hsSaer
yesterday. 1t is thought that the r-7
vii be brought to the surface On
Thursday
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HAzEL-ATLAs TEAM WINS.

The Hazel-Atlas baseball team sdes
feated the Rosemont team in one
sided game played here Sunday after
noon by score OF 16 to 5 The Hazel.
Atlas team secured nineteen hits on
the Rosemonr pitchers and these con
nec1ed with six costly errors were re-
snensible FOR the large score
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It MUST Be TRUE
c,arksburg Readers Must Come TO
That Conclusion.

/, is not the telling of single case
in clarksburg. but a number OF eit1-
Gems testify Endorsement by people
YOU know bear the stamp OF truth
The following is one OF the public
statements made In this locality about
Doan.s Kidney Pills:
j.. H Stephenson. supt- eMtropoh-
ian Life ms Co.. eos Lincoln Ave.
ic1arksburg. says: MY kidneys were
disordered and caused backache-
Doan,s kidney Pills stopped the
aches and pains and made by kidneys
normal. Another OF my family SUI
fered a great deal from lame back
tand weak kidneys Doan's Kidney
pills also gave relief In this case
Price soc. at all dealers Don 7
simply ask for kidney remedy-set
poan,s kidney Pil1s-the same that
Mr.. Stephenson had Foster-Milourn
Co. Props. Buffalo. n Y--AdveF-
| tisemenr -
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CHILD BURIED.

Funeral services over the infant
son Of Mr. and Mrs B. J. Tooennan
Of SIG Caroline avenue. StewarL,a91.
di+ion who died at 1870 o'clock
Monday morning after a few hours
illness. were held at 3 o'clock Mon
day afternoon at. the home and tne
burial was in the Greenlawn Gene
terry
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AUSTRIAN AERoPLANEs
ATTACK AN ARSENAL
N Anroe,ATEe rss.

ov AsooetATEo rrrasa
ROME. via Paris. May s.----.Os'1n-
=c,a1 announcement was made here
today that Austrian aeroplanes nave
attacked the government arsenal at
Venice. The aeroplanes were oriven
of. Porto Corslni, Ancona, bSf7i ls-
"a and Gesi also were attacked
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TURKISH GUNBoAT IS
SUNK BY A SUBMARINE

CIV AosoesATro.rHEsss
cONSTANTNoPLE via Berlin.
and London. May 24--An omctal
statement issued tonight by the TUT
kish genera star. said:
he tWenty-f i've year old gunboat
.Paienk-I-Derfa, was sl1n4S this afcer-
noon By a hostile submarine NO o.
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INVITED To ATTEND.

Members of the woma1s Christian
Temperance Union are iSvitc. TO at
tend the Junior high scnoc: chapel
exercises at Washington Irving high
school at $50 o'clock Thursday morn
ing: at which time the frs and second
nr;zes will be awarded for best essays
On The Effect OF Alcohol on the
Human Body.
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BOMBS DROPPED.

tnv ASSOCIATE rHEs-'
PARIS. May 24-Another German
.a-on1ane of the Tauba type flew
over the northern suburbs of Paris
ff,is morning. and in its fight drop
ned several bombs. No person was
injured by these projectiles
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ALLIED FORCES ARE
REFUSED BY TURKS
fnY A11ocsA-e0 pRG0D
Eia.

ASSOCIATED pNGS1s
CoNSTANTINOPLE via Amster-s
dam and London, May 24.-Omcta1,
announcement was made here. TO-DAY
that an attack by the French and
British forces yesterday on the Turk
ish positions near Seddul Bahr on
the southern end of GalHpoh pentusu-
Ia had been repulsed. II Is stated the
allies left 1000 dead on the field
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ADAMsTON TRIMS MEADOWBROOK

In hard fought pitchers battle
sunday afternoon the Adamston base
bali team defeated the Meadowbrook
team by score of4 to 2. The game
was pitchers battle between Whit
mex. of the Adamston team, and Mar
tin (of the Meadowbrook team. with
odds about even. In the fourth inning
the Adamston team secured four hits
and scored four runs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-24

7a-as In spite OF the numerous re
cnforcements brought forward Win.
ALI speed and the vigor OF the IFesn
attacks reepated two or three u 20
efeorts and suffered considerable
losses.
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AUSTRIAN

tContinued from page ID
sPaeel states that the Wolf agency
annonnced Germany has declared
war against Italy and recalled Prince
Won Buelow. her AMBASSADOR at
Rome.
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but attic Others escaped withouI i

but al Inc Others escaped without IN;
jury.
The statement follows:
The enemy on Sunday attacked
near Seddul Bahr under the protec-
ton Of his batteries and feet but;
notwithstanding the fact that he had:
requirements we repulsed the ar
tack The enemy left 1000 dead ons
the field and we captured a machine
gun. During the fight our fire caused
2 hostile aerop1ane to fall into the;
sea-"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-24

sweden has 800 iron mines and
mines of other metals
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+ Real
state

STEAIET HEIGHTS.
rt,,,+S ,-oonosE bath. basement me
- rster and good barn Lot
IN Nv TO feet This Is spienolo
srroner4v and handy TO car line and
near paved streets
PRICE $3.50
On terms.
BROAD OAKS
Good six room cottage on lot 83 by
1eo Feet. One OF the incest proper
ties In THIS town. Good barn, chick
en- house and chicken lot In rear. Il
you want good property at a rea-
sonable price this Will suit you
PRICE $500
On terms
UNION HEIGHTS
Four room cottage on lot 4ox13e
PRICE s1,1oo
Terms reasonable
STEALEY HEIGHTS
Nice level lot 40x120 feet, forty
foot street and alley IN rear Wate.
sewerage, gas and electricity IN this
PRtcEcs75
Howard Post
REAL ESTATE BRoKER AND
GENERAL ISSERANCEAGEN
Rooms 6o5-5oe Coz Building.
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BOY CORN GROWER

GRAFTON. May 24-Dorsey Nc
Intosh. aged fifteen and high school
student. has been appointed b. Cover
nor Hatfield as the West Virginia rep
resentative to the national corn grow
ers' convention at Los Angeles to be
held in August The same boy Won
the state prize recently offered for
the greatest number OF bushels OF
corn grown per acre.
Tong Island has 1875 square miles.
onso,s legislature has recently
passed a law making $40 a month for
eight months each year the minimum
salary that can be pasd to teachers
in that state.
IN the last year II $40 books were
nrblished in Japan, while Germany,
tie most bookish OF European ma
tons. had only 3L2M volumes to her
Minnesota has more farmers CO
operative associations than any other
state. zszsz.s -. -
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Long Island has 1875 square miles.
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Human BOd,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-06
EMPEROR HAS -.
IL OKUMA RESIGNATION
Especial to the Nippu Jill

N~INN' ~ Wv AhABPA "AJ'I
e. TOKYO, August Count Okuma,
whose resignation as premier is now
before the Emperor for acceptance,
called a cabinet conference this morn.
ing to reconsider his resignation. The
genro, or Elder Statesmen, advised him
to withdraw his resignation and re,
nnsiH- IN efIlee, y / g I. y. @ .-5 8, 4, n
Baron Kato, foreign minister, and
T.. Taketomi, minister of comnfunica.
tions, were firmly opposed to the with.
drawal Of his resignation, while r.
Wakatsuli, minister of the treasury,
urged the premier to remain in office.
After protraeted discussion, the pre-
mier was inclined to insist on the ac-
ceptance Of his resignation.
As to his successor, rumor mentions
Gen. Viseount NJ. Terauchi, governor,
general of Korea, or the Marquis NJ.
Matsukata, one Of the four genro.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-06
WILSON BEGINS STUDY
Of NATIONAL DEFENSE
(Associatsd Press by Federal wir.l.a.,, -,

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless.)
CORNISH, August 6.---President Will
son is planning to cooperate with the
chairmen of the house and senate mill
tary and naval affairs committees, as
well as with Secretary Daniels of the
navy department and Secretary Garri-
son of the war department., in order
to determine what recommendation
should be made in message on ma
tional defense which he will deliver to
congress when it reassembles next No
vembor. Before congress- opens he will
consult with each in turn. II is his
desire that the administration should
decide on a definite program and then
throw its weight behind 1t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-06
HA|T|EN CH|EFTA|N
READY TOD|SARM
Five Hundred More American
Marines Landed To Help
Pacify Island State ..

NhbbOClhtou uy "hoAobb.l
Okl Az PRINCE, Hayti, August @.
- Resolve BObO, the revolutionary
leader whose followers overthrow and
murdered President Guillaume, has sent
word to Rear Admiral Caperton that, on
his arrival here from Cape Haitien next
week he will disarm his troops and as,
sist in the formation of a government.
An assembly of the rcvOlutiOnists is
meeting and adjourning from day to
day, waiting to hear from Bobo if he
desires the presidency of the republic.
Indications are that, when a permanent
peace has been established, the TevOlu
tiOnists will control the formation of a
new government.
Five hundred marines from the bat,
tlcship connecticut were landed here
yesterday to reinforce the 400 already
in possession of the city, They were
rtationcd in the antiquated fort which
was built to command the port,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-06
FALL OF GORR|A !.
IS NEAR AT HAND
Austrians Soon Will Evacuate
Trieste and italians Are
Active In Tyrol
(Associatsd Press by Federal wlrelsssD

GENEVA, Switzerland, August g.
The fall of Gorizia and the evacuation
of Trieste is momentarily expected, nc
eording to reports which have reached
here from the Italian front. The ltal-
ians have POSSESSION of all the posi-
tions commanding Gorizia and are Wig.
OrOnsly .assaulting the Notifications,
while the Austrians are responding in
only feeble way, indicating that the
greater part of the garrison is being
withdrawn.
Trieste is entirely cut off from com
munieation except by the southernly
route.
Italian artillery yesterday sheled
and destroyed an Austrian troop train
on the BorgO-Levico railroad, in which
were five hundred Austfians en- route
to the front at ROvereto, south of
TRENT, in the Tyrol.
The Italian shells set fire to and
blow up eight carloads of ammunition,
while the five hundred troopers were
incinerated in the wreck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-06
Diplomatic Representatives Of
Six Latin Republics Confer
With Secretary Lansing and
Urge United States To Lead
POLICY IS MATTER .. l..
M YET TO BE SETTLED
Villa and Zapata Willing To Treat
For Peace But carranza Is
Stubborn Refusing To Join In
Important ParIey Of Nations
tA.soeiAlsd Press by Federai wirelesa.l


,NIAsHINGToN, August 6.--Pan-
IS wv, America is prepared to demand
shortly that the warning Mexican fac.
tions settle their difficulties, establish
a government and cease to be reproach
to the good name Of the two Western
Hemispheres. x ,
At the first eonfere9ee yesterday be.
tween Secretary Lansing and the dip
Iomatic representatives Of Argentina.
Brazil, Chile, GpatemaIa, Bolivia and
Uruguay, Latin America urged the
United States to take the lead in mi.
tiating policy and promised its sup
port. -. l-
Policy To Be Formulated
What that policy will be, however,
remained a subject of as much doubt
after the conference broke up as be-
fore it gathered. Stating the position
of the United States, Secretary Lansing
made it plain that the sole object of
the administration is TO preserve the
integrity Of Mexico and the sOveIt
eighty of Mexicans over their own ter,
ritory. No mention of armed interven.
tiOn was made,
oarranza Is stubborn
Representatives in Washington of
Villa and his ally In the south, Zapata,
have let II be understood that they are
w.ysl - a Ia
American conference and participate in
any peace negotiations which ii may
inaugurate, but General Carranza, the
COnstitutionalist First 9hief, remains
stubborn. He refuses to be represent.
ed at the conference or to admit tho
right of any nation to meddle in Mexi,
can affairs. e"
Diplomatic Fencing Tabu
His attitude largely conditioned the
first session of the conference, which
was obliged to consider what il would
do, in the event that Carranza persists
in his determination not to treat with
outsiders. Not much progress toward
a program of action was made. The con.
ference did decide, however, that it
would not tOIerateSa repetition of the
diplomatic fencing by which IIuerta
virtually foiled the purpose of the first
A. B, C.. conference held at Niagara
City, Ontario. '.-... ~ .
Mexican Conditions Reported -. =,
Paul Fuller the Presidents 5 personal
representative in Mexico, reported con
Sditions there to the conference, as he
has found them.
The cruiser Chattanooga of the Pa
cific fleet has been ordered to TopOlO
bampo ON the Gulf Of California, to
investigate reports of distress and
famine in the Fuerte River Valley.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-06

f g S3Associated Press BY Wirelessl A s#
ONDON August Wasaw has fallen and German
vance guard now il of the outskirts Polish
capital The victors find city dnuded
Of everything which may be military All supplies have
been withdrawn by the Russians such necessary
the of the civilian inhabitants Machine
tories stripped of their machinery Power
mand The hospitals cleared of all but severely
wounded and the equipment has been removed SI&y
RUSSIANS ARE STRIPPING RIGA j.
The Russians stripping the city of Riga great
shipping and -four manufacturing Gulf Of Riga prep
German advance engaged with Riga defenders along
line miles SOUTH which line will as
the supplies in Rga have been the depo
Of the new Dunaburg -Grodno Bres Litousk line.
BAVARIANS OPEN ROAD TO WARSAW
Yesterday the Bayaan regiments assaung
along the Blone line broke through taking
and laying bare the road Warsaw The
troops and abandoned the city, which the Bavaan
guards entered during the day
In the meanwhile the Russian positions Warsaw
have been violently assaied while Ausans haerng
the Russian positions vangorod which holds subborny
ATTEMPT TO CUT OFF RETREAT a.
General Bueow is advancing against Dvnsk
an force has crossed the Bug River
retreat of portion of the main Russian army.
Whether the Grand Duke will his army or not
problemac every effort being victory
complete by the of least portion of
army and its supplies &
KAISER TO LEAD FORMAL ENTRY =H
The formal entry into Warsaw which by Kaiser
will take place few days will eapse than
preparations may be made for the triumph. .@&.s fEM
Reports from Moscow refugees from
Warsaw have reached that city, majority pennless
Many applying the American for aid
that approximately fifteen of the inhabitants
from Warsaw. ".%"E's