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THREE CORPS DISAPPEAR
| FROM BzURA-RAWKA LINE
Where These German Forces VIII Be
Seen Next Is Problem for
Strategists.
EXPLANATIONS ARE VARIOUS
Some Observers Believe They Have
Been Taken to Strengthen Waiver
ing Line on Western INront-Some
Surprise Evidently In Preparation.

WARSAW, January 3.-Three Ger
man corps have disappeared from the
Bzura- Rawka line. Where these
forces will reappenr is n question now
! holding tho attention OF the Russian
stan.
Explanations OF tho withdrawal arc
variously given as. first, that the Ger
man troops arc going to stifren the
wavering western line: second, tina,
they are to be moved south in order TO
strengthen the attack against the Pill
lea, and. third. that tho movement may
ne preliminary TO n new Invasion from
Soiuau. through Mlawa and possibly
from Friedrickshof to Ostrolenka.
Tho last solution would be tho nin,
greatly favored by the German strnte
gists, as 1t could be carried out IN
much the same fashion az the retire
ment and the reinvasion which the
enemy accomplished with ouch skill,
In November
II is possible that the Germans be
liere they have committed tho main
Russian armies to the Bzura- Rawkn
! line. IL would seem. then. that thci,
only salvAtion in the situation around
Warsaw would be brought about nv
an advance through the country though
trench digging and the erection OF field
works. OF whatever character, would be
difficult
! Briefly, that is what tho Germans
would have In mind II they should at
tempt the invasion suggested
II liz inconcclvable 70 me that these
lines can be carried by frontal n,
tacks. ! have little faith In fortresscs
consider an army we'll lntrcnched
and protected by up-to-date Held
WORKS, if their position has been well
| chosen, to have the best defense In the
conditions developed by the lntcst char
actcr OF warfare.
This has been proved by the recent
| lighting on the Bzurn
Two days ago the Germans delivered
Twelve furious assaults in tho vicinity
OF Sochaczcw. The Russians we're yciI
prepared saw certain batteries OF the
reserve field artillery moved up In an
ticipation OF this suicidal advance. W.
have great mass of guns along this
front. and they ara being remarkahl,
! well served. repeat this because
, wish To emphasize the skill displayed
by the Russian gunners
rs mn Indication OF Russian conf
dcnce. the guard troops have been
Withdrawn from the trenches in ordcr
to give them 4 we'll earned rest. The
Will spend the Russian Christmas 81
the rear.
New regiments continue to pour into
| the warsaw region from every bound
AIRY or Russia. The enrolment OF III
reserve CLASS or 1915 is well undo.
way consignment Of nearly 1909
600 rides has been received from n
source which ] am unable to disclose.
and are being issued to the new re-
crults.
Another point which speaks we'll fo-
the Russian organization IL the rapid
removal Of tho wounded. Three thous-
ana have been removed from Warsa-y
within the last week
1t ~ expected that there will he new
md surprising developments in the eli,
uatior around Warsaw within ten div,
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BATTLE or FOUR RIVERS
WY he CONSIDERED ENnEn

LONDON. January l:O5 4. MIA
Peuoerad dispatch to Reuters SAYS:
I'm the opinion of experts here. tn.
hattie of the -Four Rivers, ms the series;
"I cnsaGcmcnts along the Ezura. Raw
Ia. iilica aud Nida is popularity
known. may be considered ended No,
only have the Germans and Austrians
failed To advance on the Russian north
and south line, lying, roughly. from The
NiStula to Warsaw. ki"lce and Pine
2ow. but everywhere they have been
repuis"d with heavy losses. ard the
attacks now proceeding may he con =
s:rued ms an effort TO gain time.
by occupation of Ercm.nx. Xetetcn.
Scrcih and Radautz. in Bukowina. on
IA" R"unanian frontier. Russia not
only holds the Stratcgical railway
INA" connecting Eukowina and West
EN- 'alicia. and Hungary, but Is within
100 miles of hungary over easy passes
"I the wooded carpathians
The Eoursc Caaette's Moscow cor
RESPONDENT says the Austrans are evac-
Mating Hukowina and that more than
900" panic-stricken Inhabitants OF
buiowina and Pennsylvania have
iicd into Roumania
Three Austrian acroplancs have
dropped ten bombs on Kiclcc Tile
damage is not known"
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ENEui tTtRS ISSUED pnIOR
TO WAR NOT nISnfSC

Ms IhRbAAl (via London). January
'-t"' J.. Nj According 10 a state
.,l'Hi ih tie Nord Deutsch" Allcgemeine
Hel'nng. a summary Of which was given
"u' TO-DAY hr The Official press bureau
h h'rliu, G"rlnamr no longer consid-
uniting The oNcQuaturs to consuls
'n any territory which Has been occu
piea during tho war.
ia" statement OF tho Official press
"uEtdu ls as follows:
ne Nora Deu:schc .\lIcrcmoinc
H",tuiS. explaining The status Of CON
Sui' in H"ls!um concerning whose exc
FHathrS II intlma,cs there has been
""sl"rfabic Misunderstanding, SAYS
.'."' Germany has notified not only
..,,i'rri''' hue All neutrals as we'll as
NOS countries allied with Germany,
."". quo 10 longer considers binding.
~ amy hostile territory occupied by
''''iA. "Ncguaturs issued prior TO
~ N'F ~ the sam" time IL is made
n'nth 'A"' iermany is glad TO meet
''E'rhng tho admission OF con-
~. "h'f"( except where military
,,l "''""S are being carried out. GER
100 'HNrS'Si however. that only per-
60 20 "trIu.f nophilc or neutral lean
49, Hr"'ip'ed, nut she has made
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SIMULTANEOUS ATTACKS
RENEWED Bl GERMANS

PETROGRAD (Nia LondonD, Jan
uary. S.--Having fortified themselves
along the line. through Sochac2ew
SlSiernece, ItRwa and Opoczno. Russian
Poland. the Germans again have re-
ncwCd Simultaneous stubborn attacks
tojhr south and west OF Warsaw. They
lra~c eudcavured to cross the Nistula
near Czcrwinsk, evidently designing
movement against owo-Georgiewsk.
iii the south. near G;roitzy. they at
tempted m advance toward tho Wis
tula in the region midway between
Warsaw and IvauEorod
Tho German plan. according TO dis
patches from the front. seems to pro-
vide that the Austro-German forces
near Konskie, and moving in the gen
eral direction Of Radon and lvango-
rod join the Germans around Groitzy
in bcseiginr Ivangcrod
Military men here now believe Field
Marshal won liiudcnhura's real goal is
not so much Warsaw whose capture
would give him only moral advan-
taCe. as Nowo Gcorgicwsk and Ivan
take IL they are to Keep western Po-
land. 1t is assured however, that the
Germans still are sixty or seventy
miles from lvanrorod. and that every
day the probability Of taking these
places is lcsscncd. Although general
opinion is that neither can hc taken.
the Russians do not dcprcciatc the
perfection OF the German technique ana
fierccness of attack or the effect OF the
Germans heavy artillery
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GERMANS SEND TROOPS
10 AID AISTlIANS

LONDON. Januar, t2:S2 a. My
The Daily Mails retrograd correspond.
ent says
The Germans have sent Prussiau
anu Eavarian troops to mid the Aus
TRANS. who have been ordered to hold
the Cracow front at all costs. They
also are making efforts TO cross to the
north Of the Nistula. hoping that with
assistance from the East Prussian
army, General Francois might threaten
Warsaw from that direction
Tile threat Of the .hustrinhs 70 blow
up the city and cathedral of Crncow
IL they are unable to hold the fortress
has so disturbed the Poles that they
have sent deputatioh, headed by
Count Tarnofslti, to Rome to iniplore
the Pope to avert such n disaster
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NEARLY 100000 MEN
IN ENGLAND'S HOME GUARD
Occurrences Like Recent German Raid
send Hundreds HurryinE to Take
Places Ia Ranks

Correspondence of Associated Press
LONDON. December 22-Aimpst nm :
observed FnSland's home defense army
COMPOSED OF Volunteer Training
Corps or the National Guard" organ
| izations ana Special cohstabula;y"-
mas grown to membership or over L.
ope.ono men and apparently the number
! WI! he Quadruplea before sprine. Oc
'urrehccs like the German naval rid
| on INC fiartlepools and Scarboroi,eh
| send hundreds hurryinc to take their
places In this civil guard
'riiiihg Is carried on generally three
or four\cvenings week. In marks
squares and school yards The forcs
is TO be equipped soon with eroyrreeu
UNIFORMS. 1t already Is ohicered and
equipped with engineer, ambulance.
transport. signal, bicycle and motor
cycle sections. 1t is said that one d,tv
IA the event of an attempted invasion
Would DC To see that the population of
thc threatened towns was taken safely.
away, and arrangements for s,,ch an
exodus already have been ;entatiyelv
MADE IN most parts OF the kingdom.
~ German force managed to land
ana advance toward one of these towns
IL would find the town deserted and ali
the FOOD stocks. water supply and other
material destroyed
The guard would be supposnd IN
carry rifles more as deterrent than
Ior use against an enemy. The guards
men would he charged with police
au'leS, Hkc preventing panic and nun
ishlng would-be looters. Whether thev
would he permitted to line the hedges
ana bitches and take pot-shots al Tho
ihNadc"s. the authorities disagree
Among the men themselves. The onir :
ION is quite general that il wbuld no
ai'iicnii to deter them from such ac
tivitics
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CONTINUE III REFUSE
ATTACKS Try IE.EMiNS

pETRoGRAD. RUSSIA, January b
Tile following statement was issued to
day by the Russian army Headquarters:
ION the B2ura and Rawka Rivers
we are continuing thc successful re-
pulse OF German attacks in spite of
the cnemys heavy artillery lire ana
bomb throwing.
ON the road TO WlOs2czowa. iu the
kielce region, AT the Village Lopuszno
on December 3l:tCierul6.n troops. after
"a stubborn bat+le.H Gck possession Of Il
portion of our trenches, but a later
countcrattaclt forced the enemy to
abandon all the trenches previously oc-
curied. During This AFFAIR We captured
several hundred prisoners and nine ma :
chine guns.
In Western Galicia lighting con
tinues in the region of Gorlice. In the
region of Coiujok we occupied Aus
TRAN positions, where We took as many
as 1000 prisoners.
THE Austrian retreat in Eukowina
before the drive OF our trops has taken
the character Of q great roul.'
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SMOKES AS SHIP GOES DOWN
Captain or the Formidable ExhortA
Crew 10 "Es Britlshy,

LONDON January 4 (2:l1 a. NJ.
Captain Arthur N. 1oxley. Of the bat
ueshlp Formidable, stood on the bridge
smoking n cigarette AS his vessel went
down in the English Channel on FrI-
day, ace6rding to survivors Of the dis
nster. Tho captains last words, they
say, were a compliment TO the officer
who was experimenting tho launch
ing OF boats. on the seainafly manner
In which the work was being done.
Captain IoSley gave Ills orders as
calmly az IL his ship had been I'M
harbur with her anchors down. said
one resdued sailor. 1.-THE only align I'D
gave that anything was WRONG wins a
brief speech with which he exhorted
his crew,
".'steady. men; everything ID Ill
eigh1n he said Keep cool and be
t'ritishl There's tons OF life In the old
ship yete"
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MAY ORDER CONSUMPTION
TO INCREASE ARMY AND NAVY
Parliamentary Secretary Of British Ad.
mirnity Drops Hint While MAX
Ing Address,

LONDON. January 3 ts:45 T.. MI
hint that the British government
ccontelnpiates conscription for ncreas-
ing the army and navy was dropped
by Thomas j. MacNamara. parliamnnt
AIRY secretary OF the admiralty, while
speaking At Browning Settlement this
afternoon.
referring to the fact that there were
many thousands of young men without
dependents vino had not answered the
call 10 the colors, Mr.. MacNamara said
IF they thinl. they are pUlne to on
JOY u life OF freedom at the other rel
lows expense. they won't enjoy 1t mucl.
longer
As the result Of six open air meet
ines at Cardif, addressed by Eouhdel
soihicrs, therc was nj extraordinary
rush 10 tho recruiting Offices last even
ing.
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STRENGTHEN POSITION
PREV IDlSIN IttNED

PARIS. January 3 tlo:3S l.. M.p.-Thc
French Official statement issued this
afternoon says:
During the day Of january >, wc
strengthened tho position to the north
Of the I.ys gained during the pre-
Sedipg days. The enemy has shown
activity only il the region az Xouno-
Deke. which ne has violently bonn
bardrd. From the I.ys t. Nrr:,s tncre
is almost complete quiet
.'Therc was AN artillery Enlargement
In the region OF Abort and liuyo, ana
our infantry advanced some 500 metres
near La Boissclle
.'Trom the DIS. - the Myusc. on tn,
plateau OF Touvont oUr heavy artH-
lcry has demolished several T,r,inca.
tons. from which the eucmy was ha-
RAISING our sappers
iaSpiritcd artillery duels hav, taken
p1sc e 10 the west ana the cast Of
era onne. Near PARTIES I.os iIurus wa
have progressed about 300 metres
Near Bauseiour there has been infnn-
try fighting. in which 50 naye omitted
serious Losses on the enemy
1.-The Germans have lauuchrd igyo nj b.
tAcks without success in ,hc Torcs, Of
la Grurie. ON al! this portion of the
|. front the artillery has show uvery-
where great activity
I'm the region Of Ncrduu ANA on .tno
heights Of the Meusc thcre was ,u ,r.
t1lIefS uuci. W Z nave aSdai It.L'..l n
little ground IL tn" forest ui Bpu.r5u.
northeast Of rrOyon ana iu lAo fur-
est Of &c Pretrc tnOrthwest OF pbrt-s.
Moussonl.
I'm the Vos2os We nave cnpJuf.d 1uu
OF the encmys intrenchmcnts NTtf-
lery engagements have taken plcca .n
the Dan de Sanpr aud IN the ynll of
the Fave
LIN upper Alsaee our former gains
IN the region OF Thann have been main
tained. We have bomhardcd a Cor
man train In the railway station O.
Altrich and caused some damage on
the raiiwar between Carspa,cn and
Dierespnch TO the southwest Of Alt
l:!rch
lin general, the porcep,ible nhato.
inent. which can be noted in our :lctiy.
offensive. should be attributed TO Tho
inceHsant rains, which soak the ground
and make operations everywhere al.
most impossible"
THE official statement tonight says
According TO latest advces, there
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MOTHER UisPI.ANCK DIES
~ BALTIMORE HOSPITAL,

ASiIENiLLE, y. C.. January 3-,rbc
rev Mother Deplanck, head of the
Sisters OF the order OF Christian Edu-
cation In the United States. and mother
superior Of st. Genevicve College
which she founded here in 1903. died al
81. Agnes Hospital In Baltimore early
this morning.
Mother Dcplanck camn to this city
from iielgium sis years ago. bringing
with her ak members Of her order.
She was the founder of tho unls,dc
College ut Farnshorough. England. and
three !eara ago she established n col.
,e egc IN : Ma ,,sa She grieved
two brothers and three ntphews IN ths
French and Belgian armies. Tho body
VIII be brought to this city for inter
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-04
GERMANS THINK SITUATION
IN EAST IS IMPROVING;

BERLIN. January 3 fbv wirelpss) -
me situation in III" east is considered
by military critics to I've steadily i'm
proving. said an official press bureau
statement to-day. They believe tho
Russian CONFERENCE.-The In ualicie has
been utterly shattered for a time al
least. Events in tho east, however.
have SO frequently brought surprises
that predictions cannot safely he made
Tine small amount Of space given
by the newspapers to the western war
apparently indicates a feeling that 70
land still is the central poiut OF in
tcrest and that the struggle i'm the
west has settled down into Il monoton-
Gus endurance test
THE newspapers profess to have
information that the English in their
recent raid on CuNhRvcn did absolutely
no damage. 1t is believed four Eng
lish aeroplancs were lost, the cruiser
Arcthusa badly damaged and anothor
cruiser somewhat damaged by German
shells.
" is believed also that Two British
topedo- boat dcstroyers were damaged
me FAMINE "a COnstantinople news.
paper publishes an interview with tho
German field marshal, Won der Goltz,
military commandment of Constauti-
nople ANA acting Turkish minister OF
war expressing confidence over. the out
look for Turkey. Field Marshal Won
der Gol;z declares the Turkish ARM
has made great progress since his last
visit to ConetantinOpic
The official publication OF the GER
man Socialist Trade Union, the great
est workmcns associa ton. reviewing
the year 1914 says: .
We know we have to mold out and
we shall do SO. Our confidence is based
not only on the strength OF the army
but also oil the love Of country that
hnitcs all Germans. II the war keeps
on Tor years il merely will forge the
nation into a more united soIidarity,''
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Russians ReAse German attacks on Bzwa and Ruka Rpe,

sible they anticipate an invasion from
another source.
Indications again poin, TO the pos
sibiiitI that tho Balkan states. which
now are neutral, may take hand in
tho war The Greek Finance Minister
has declared Greece Is making prepnra-
tons to maintain the new territories
which she gained in Balkan wars from
Turkey and Bulgaria, but that she has
moro TO fear from Bulgaria than Tur-
key. II Is not thought RoumAnia can
look on calmly while the russians ad-
vance toward Pennsylvania. ana il is
expected she will join Russia and try
10 secure the much coveted eastern
province Of Austria Hungary.
Throughout the British empire in
tcrcession services were held to-day
for success of the allies arms Many
Of the sermons embodied celebrations
10 the young mon 10 join the army.
King George attended services in the
village church At Sandrincham.
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RUSSIANS COMPLETELY
DEEE \1l:D ny 'pIrntSS

CoNSTANTlNopLE. January Cvia
London. $40 i. M).-Thc War ONCE
to-day issued This communications:
our troops took Arabian ca Rus
sian fortified town in Trans Caucasia,
forty-fNe miles northwest of Kars)
Ardahan WAS defended by General
/achcn with 5000 infantry, 1000 Cos
sacks. six :icli guns and two machine
guns
The battle. which commenced De
c"mbcr 90. endcd in the flight OF the
Russians. who lost heavily.
Our troops. in conjunction with Per-
sian tribesmcn. nave completely de-
fcatcd 1000 Russians, who had more
than ten cannon. ton miles northwest
OF Saontbula. Four hundred Russians
were killed. and they lost six cannon
According to reports from Erzerum.
Turkish Armenia, great TRANSPORTS of
Russian prisoners from the latest bat
ties arc on the way here
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<I"IrMPrS OF ENEMY
ARE UNSUCCESSFUL

VIENNA via London. January 8
ms "iiiciai communication was issued
here to-day
it"pe"ted attempts by the enemy TO
'"" our mont west and northwest
OF Gorlicc, Galicia, were uns,,cccssfrI
me enemy lost heavily. During the
hshtihs which lasted the whole OF the
"aN' Our troops stormed and captured
" height south Of Gorlice.
we annihilated q battalion. captured
IN "ilcor OF the general staff, four sub.
80" men ana two machine guns.
n"S''" h"iopiane was shot down
Elsewhere there is no,bin. 10 >.
port
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CARRANZA'S BROTHER
HEM DnTSnNl,Is

VERA CRUZ, January 3.-Gehcrai
Jesus Carranza, brother Of Venustiano
Carrahza, is being held prisoner by the
rebel General Shntibane2 on the 18TH
mus OF Tethauntepec. according TO nd
Vices from reliable sources General
Santibatien shot Carranzas entire stan
except his son, Adelardo CarranHA and
Ignacio Peraidi. ThSs are also held
cdptlvcs.
! The executions took place after Gen.
eral Alfonzo SantibaneE had failed to
induce Venustiano Carranza 10 make
terms for their reiehse.
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NO PEACE PROPOSALS
CONSIDERED ny RUSSIA

ROME: January u2:65 r. M).-The
i.nSslAn ambassador 10 Italy was au-
th"rizcd by the rctrosrad government
'","'E thleg"rically 10 deny reports
thar Russia had considered peace pro
posals
Russia does not think of discussing
n"acc.' the ambassador said, until
h"r enemies are obliged to accept con
"itlons which her allies consider the
oniy guarantee OF q lasting peace"
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9E5ene1 zgIbzexZta71orey. Taez az 2x,,a-
for the recall OF any par.

no request for the recall OF any par
ticular consuls.
1T cannot be expected" the news
paper adds, that Germany accent hos
tile Belgian subjects as consuls for
other countries in occupied territory
This point Is said to be especially i'm
portant az 900 Belgians heretofore have
held posts AS consuls for allied or neu-
trail states"
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ENORMOUS LOSSES
SUFFERED ny 'CI,ItItS

PETROGRAD, January 2.-Thc fol-
lowing official communication from
army Headquarters in the Caucasus
was issued Tonight:
throughout the day Of January .
ana part Of the night OF January 2-8
an engagement around Sari Kamysch
continued with extreme ferocity, the
Turks suffering enormous losses
There has been no important action
in the other reg ions'
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BALKAN STATES MAY
TAKE HAND IN THIS WAR
Dispatches Received in London sho,,
Tint Nations Arc Preparing
for EYcntunlitics

LONDON. January 3 7:5O j.. M
l'crseNerine steps. which have been
taken TO effect mn understanding be.
tween the Balkan states. and to Insure
bulgarian neutrality, apparently have
not met with complete success, accord
Ing to dispatches from the Near East
ern capitals, and Bulgaria, Greece
Servia and Roumania still are pre-
pairing for eventualities.
During the discussion of the bulge,
In the Greek Chamber OF Deputies, NJ
the speech recently delivered by The
bulgarian Premier regarding Mace
donia. which Bulgaria considered
should have been given her after tho
last Balkan War, constituted a men
ace: while the Greek Minister ar
Finance said Greece was making urpen,
military INSPIRATIONS to maintain her
liberated territory.
Another dispatch from Athens saws
the Greek government has forbidden
expectation Of cereals, -four, cattle.
forage and arms.
ShoulH Bulgaria. contrary to expec-
tations' attack Servia. with the object
of recovering Macedonia Greece, by
her treaty obligations. would, il is
thought here come to the assistance
OF Servia. and the Balkan Peninsula
would he in throes OF third war
Turkey apparently expects trouble
as the Ottoman government has eI
PEELED the subjects OF MI neutral coun
tries from the Dardanelles
In Albania the revolution Is said ia
be spreading, and the Italians who
occupied the aport OF Avlona have
sent batt1cship TO Durazzo to protect
italian interests at the Alba MAN port.
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SITUATION IN ALBANIA
NJ

LONDON. January t9:3b a. Nh
THE situation In Albania Is much
worse. The insurgents are said to have
occupied Bcrat. and to be marching
OH Dibra." This statement Is made IN
the Athens correspondent Of Reuters
Telegram Company, who also sends the
following:
The authorities at the Dardane,les
nave expelled all the consuls Of neu-
trail countries and also those OF Aus
tria Hungary"
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has been no alteration in the situation
The weather continues very bad on
almost Nlc whole front
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To Cure a Cold i'm One Day
Take LAXATIVE DROMO OUININE To,.
leta Druggists refund money IL IL falls 10
box. a5c--Adv " " oa'"