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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
RUSSIANS REPULSE
GERMAN ATTACKS
Attempts 90 Take on.nsiv. Before
warsaw Fail.
special Gable Despatch TO Tur sr,

PErRoGRAp, Jan. 2o.-The report issued
tonight by the Russian General stan
mentions generally favorable operations in
Poland. western Galicia and Bukowina.
In Poland and especially on tho fronts
affecting the defences of WARSAW the Ger
mans haze been defeated in several at
tempt 10 iasio ;ho offensive. H;;:s!2a -
tillery checked every forward movement
and compelled the attackers to withdraw
In western Galicia. where the Germans
have concentrated several army corps to
aid the exhausted Austr!aus, they were
temporarily successful! last Monday eve
ming in reaching the wire entaugis!nents
OF a Russian position In the Duuajec re-
gion. but could not maintain their ground
IN the face Of devastating artillery fire
and were forced 10 retreat.
The official report notes prominently the
steady Russian advance IN Bukow!na. The
"details OF the s.ntemeH, Indicate that
tn. Russians have overlooked the crown
land along the Pennsylvania frontier. The
text OF the official report was AS follows
In BukOwna our troops, advancing
with success. occupied. after hShf,
tn" village ~ JlcObeni ZEN miles
north OF DornR wa'ra. where we took
prisoners Il number Of officers and
men.
There ~ nothing OF Importance 20
report as regards tie operations OF
TUESDAY along me whole front, sX-
cep. the usua. r.Ae and artillery IRE.
In the region north Of HSwa the
Germans made two attempts t. re-
sumo a partial offensive, but were
checked by the ire OF our forces
and forced TO fdil back. On Monday
evening the Germans IN The neigh
horuN,I OF the village OF Nitkoyitze
attacked our bridgchead. using
| searchlights and star rockets and
burning straw. They advanced a
| distance OF 500 PAGES, but Our artil-
lery FIRE repulsed their attempt
In western Galcia on the same
| evening the Germans after violently
lombard ng our position south Of the
| village of padlof and firing two
| Villages behind our position deliy-
cred an attack n compact force and
| reached our wire acknowledgements.
| But they we're met with a whitening
! FIRE They could make no further
progress and after suffering heavy
| losses fell back
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
The Afternoon Report.

The afternoon conmun.pud follows.
From the sea 20 the Somme, IN mo
region OF Newport, there was ysster-
day a fairly spirited artillery engage
mert. in the course OF which tho
enemy cndcaVured IN vain 30 destroy
our bridge 81 the mouth Of the NSer.
In the meantime We were successful
lon demolishing a portion Of his de
fences at this point. also, We wero
slccessful At the Tuion Farm near
ST. Georges whore the enemy had
strongly organized his positions
In the sector OF Nprcs and rear
Lens -here were ARTILLERY exchanges
Yesterday OF varying Intensity. There
was also very violent nombardmcut
OF Blnngy. near Arras, but IL was
not followed 10y an infantry attack
From the Somme 20 the Argouus
there has been nothing 20 report nor
has there been any activity in the SEQ
tor or SCISSORS, 81 ia the vicinity "
Craoune.. or near Rheims.
In the region OF Camp de Chalons,
as well as to the north Of Perthes
and OF Mass Cos our artillery directed
a very effective fire on the Held works
Of the enemy,
In the Argonne. In rhe Forest OF Ia
G:rurie. the enemy delivered a violent
attack upon one Of our trenches. Cur
troops, who for a moment gave way
under the shock. later rscaptured, In
two counter attacks, all tacir positions
and maintained themselves therein
The first of these attacks gave US a
greater part Of these positions, and
the seyond completed the work.
Al ST Hubert the Germans blow up
by means OF mine the northeastern
protection ~ our trenches. our troops
threw themselves into the excavations
caused b. these explosions and pre-
vented the enemy from taking posses
sion OF them.
To the northwest Of Pou'-aM Nous
eor. IN the Forest OF Lla PretYe, We
established ourselves at - distance ~
100 yards IN front OF the German
trenches captured by us Oh, day he-
tOrr yesterday. At the end Of the
day Tuesday tho enemy hero de-
livered Il counter attack. but without
success.
In the vicinity OF Thanh there have
neen artillery engagements In which
the advantage rested with ~.
The lack Of action at Soissons rercntI
IL hard FOR the military experts here
Some believe that the &c
mans are taking plenty Of time for rce'
forcrmcuts 20 come out and that they w0
bcriu new and more violent attIt
there as bon "a their arrangements Al
complete
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
CARDINAL INSISTS
HE WAS PRISONER
Belgian Primate's Pastoral Let
ter. Which Caused Arrest.
Now Published.
SAYS NATION STILL LIVES
Special Cool, DespatcA 70 TIVE sr~

AMsTERDAM. Jan. 2o.--The Tyd prints
the letter which Cardinal MERCER sent
TO all the priests In his diocese on Janu-
airy 10. which, II genuine. shows con.
vinclngly that the Cardinal. II not In
prison, was certainly put under restraint
The Cardinal was summoned by Cen
Won Kissing, the German Governor en-.
eral OF Amsterdam. on January 2 to an.
swer for the pastoral letter. The next
day he was forbidden to go to Antwerp
and WAS not allowed 20 travel for tho pur.
pose OF visiting tho Bishops Throughout,
Belgium
houses. seized copies OF the lotter and for.
bade the recipients to read IT, on pain OF
severe punishment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
official Night Report.
Tho night statement follows

Tho night statement follows
Yesterday evening the enemy mad
gained "A foofhold in one Of our
trenches mort. Of SotEo Dame de LOr-
cite. This morning he was thrown
back by IA counter attack leaving IN
our hands moro than 100 prison -.
During the righ: u January 1920,
in the region ~ Albeit, the enemy, at
tncKiuS 60 the soIta 81 ThicpvaL
reached our bArb0d wire cnungle-
nau,a and was then r"pls.d Three
Successive at.lcNs Or La BV.ssene
hav" htd a similar result
In ;hc ArRonne an attack " che
enemy oa Ia Funtaiue-auX- Charmss
was repulsOd after hand to hand
combat.
The afternoon war Once announce
ment tells OF further progress In th'
Forest OF Ls PTetre. whore the Allies are
aiming 70 cut into the German lines an,
isolate the wedge % 81. MihieI. Their
was a fierce engagement also Ia Flanders
There Tho enemy tried TO destroy a bridge
head held by the Bclgiang ON the User
but were beaten back by a severe artil
lery flrr Tho Beig.ans rpt5iiuted for tht
attack by driving The Germans from SOM
OF their fort,iiCations in IA" district
Other engagements told Of We're "a
Ypre.. Lens. BlanEy. Camp "a" Chl.ons
Perthes La GrurieU GOD ans Tuanu, al
principally with artillery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
TARNOW ATTACK FAILS.
Austrian Offensive Is Broken. says
Petrograd.

FETRoGRAp, Jan 2o.-Probaby The most
important campaign in the whole eastern
theatre OF war at present is the
determined offensive movement on the
part of the Russians ia Northwest Poland
Within days march Of the Gerplan
frontier force Of at least six infantry
corps and two cavalry divisions is steadily
pushing the Germans backward toward
Thorn and the defenccs OF southern East
Prussia.
The Russian battle line stretches from
Dobryzyu on the Lower Nig'ula 10 Mlawa
which has been reoccupied 10y the Cars
truops For q week the fighting has been
very heavy along this front Of sixty miles,
and the results have 80 far been favorable
to the Russian arms The Germans at
tempted to take the offensive az Dobry-
zyn early this week, hut were repulsed
after very heavy losses, and tne Russian
forward movement continued,
The purpose of the offensive is two
fold, 30 carry the war into Posen and
southern East Prussia and thereby aid
the Russian invasion OF northern East
Prussia and to win such victory in
the north AS will force the German invad-
ors ives, OF Warsaw to withdraw 10
SueSia Tho official reports Of tho Rus
sian General stan indicate that he cam
uaigu ls progressing satisfactorily.
A secondary battle line stretches east
ward alons the left bank Of the NistulH
from Dobry2yu 20 Wiszograd, where the
BXurl river uuites with the Nistula This
line maintains The communications OF the
Russian army Of the nobryzyn-Mldwa
front with the forces defending Nova
Georg.evsk, Warsaw. lvangorod and the
whole line OF the middle Nistula. Hold
ms thts line the Russians block the Ger,
mans from reaching any position near
, the fortress OF Novo Georgievsk. where
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
GERMAN ATTACKS ON
FRENCH FRONT FAIL
Kaiser's Troops Driven Back
After Violent Fighting, Paris
Report Says.
SCISSORS SECTOR QUIET
sy.1s, cgsi, D,,,o,es 10 ry- srv.

PARIS, Jan. 2o-The operations NJ the
front to-day were characterized mostly by
German attacks which were directed in
force at several points and which were all
repulsed. according to the official COM
munique OF the French War ot,ice, issued
tonight. Al La Boisseile. where an Inn
portant action has been developing for
several days, the Germans made three
assaults IN succession. but could gain no
ground.
Other German attacks told Of IN the
night statnmen, we're AT Notre Dame do
Lorette and between Thiepval and Albert
~ Notre Dame the Germans got to the
frrt line OF the Allies trenches, but were
driven out later. At Tnicpyal they en-
countered barbed wire acknowledgements and
were easily checked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
AUSTRIANS LOSE HEAVILY.
Russians suffer Much Less Mt Pr,~-
mysI, says Pstrogrsd.
>p,cio' cso'. D,sDoica 20 Tny ST.

PErEOGHAD. Jan. 2O.--Reply'ng TO an
Austrian statement that the Russian at
tICks on Przeuysl vera abOrtive and
that the garrison was making regular
sor.es. IA official announcement says that
during the two months OF the siege the
Austrians have captured only four ma
chine guns and bout sixty prisoners,
whereas in repulsiuE sorties % the gar-
r'son the Russian have captured -
officers. 1906 soldiers. : machine guns
and l,5o0,o0O cartridge The announce
ment adds
In order 70 convey some idea OF the
Austrian loS-e. 90 is only rssesSary to
state that IN two sortles. the garrison lost
more than 1000 KILLED IN the region NJ
B.rc1a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
Conduct OF Ci,i,en. Praised.

10 FAR as is uow known, no one was
hilcd in any OF the other towns or villages
Visited. At Kings Lynn the greatest
damage was done In row OF houses In
Bentinck street. where the two lives were
'ost Some damage was done in Albert
street, where an exploding bomb dug a
hola ten feet IN diameter and four feet
ueep. small fire started in Cressweli
treet, but II was quickly eXtInguished.
The authorities are enthusiastic In
heir praise Of the conduct Of the c!tl-
zens in the towns attacked At FIRST
here was some panic and much useless
running 10 ana fro But when the po-
lice and militia took hold, as they did
llmost instantly. the people obeyed or
ders hurried TO their homes and remained
, here Those who were called upon for
pcc'al constable duty or for relief work
responded eagerly and worked untirinsly
The belief Is very strong that the mir
aid was a sort of test operation, an eN-
uorimeut on the part Of the Germans to
.ietermine the practcability % a more
Inb! ious attack. That such an attack
gSll ne delivered Ia the near future IS
not doubted II Is probable that English
teroplanes were searching for the Ger
man aircraft after the alarm was given
lyst night, az several towns reported
ucropunes passing over ia the early
rrorulNG hours Undoubtedly night pa
'rol service along the coast by aeroplanes
Will ne org lniZed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
PRUSSIA SEXES WOODS.
Approprintes All Forests capable of
Growing Crops.

AMsrTRpAN. via London, Jan. eo.--A
despatch from Beverwyk. IN north Hol-
land, to the T"lcprdof. says that the eX-
port OF fresh meat to Germany has ceased
owing tn the lack Of demand. The des-
patch SAYS that Germany Is probably
butchering hcr own cattle because OF the
high prices prevailing outside.
\ despatch from Berlin says that tho
prussian Government has ordered all ad-
illustrators OF forests 20 turn over with
out charge all such lands as are suitable
for the growing % crops. The Grand
Duchy OF Weimdr has taken similar ac-
ton. Il is provided that the FRS; crop
from tho LANDS must be harvested this
year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
ADVANCE IN HUNGARY.
Russians Force witbd rs wal OF Aus.
trisns From Petxekanish.

LONDON, Jan. 20--The correspondent OF
the Daily Mail at Bucharest telegraphs the
following:
The Russians descending during the
night OF January Is from Funoul Noldlvi,
IN The southwest corner Of Pukowina,
passed over Mont Colacul and advanced
as far as Ciocanestie.. near Jakohenl.
where the Austrian artillery was massed
The troops were supported by two other
columns. Their front ran through Cio-
canestie and Jakobeu. by Vale Putwa-
To avoid being surrounded the Austrians
retired from Petzekanish toward Jato-
benz.
Tho fighting continued night and day
during Sunday and Monday and is still in
progress. Gen Slebelman. the Austrian
commander. with his staff. two battalions
OF infantry and 500 horsemcn. has with
drawn to paona and StampL"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
THE GAMING STILL IN DISTRESS

A wireless despatch from the captain
Of the Belgian relief ship Canine, from
California which was In distress 800 miles
OF Halifax, was received yesterday at tho
offices Of the Commission for Relief in
Belgium, II Broadway,
The captain reported the revenue cutter
Androscoggiu hurrylug TO aid in towing
the relief ship back 10 port, During the
night the Canadian Government STEAMER
Lady Laur!er and British tramp steamer
Kanawha attempted to tow the helpless
vessel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
SOCIALISTS UNITED.
Reports Of Division In War senti-
mcnt Are Dept-d.

AMSTERDAM vita London, IAN. "0.-The
Soci1list party headquarters In Berlin has
issued an official statement complaining
That the foreign press l. continually pub
fishing articles tending 70 show that there
Is strife over tho war situation among
Gorman Socialists whereas such SIT
uvtiou does not exist
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
RALLIN HEADS ROADS.
Steamship Director to Manage All
German Railways.

I.oSnoN. Jan Ca despatch from Co
pcnhageu says that Albert Balm dtrec-
tor-gencral OF the Hamburg american
Line. has been put IN charge Of the man.
agement Of the entire railroad system of
Germany and the task OF delivering food
supplies to the army,
This was done at the personal direc-
ton OF Emperor william.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
HITTE SEEKS PEACE.
Petrogrnd Papers Accuse Hin Of
German ProcIivitic-.

PARIS, Jan. 2o.-.Ths Petronvad onrre-
spondent OF the Temps reports tina; Count
Witte Is WORKING en'rgercaily in favor
" peace and has undertaken plupa-
ganda IN Russian drawing rooms. THE
correspondent says that although the Ber-
In press II making much OF Whites re-
entry on the political stage, tho petro-
grad papers express no fear on that score
Count Whites German proclivities. they
say, are well known and his desire To see
the war come 10 IN carly end - confined
20 "A narrow circle Of his personal friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
HELPING POOR or LODI.
Germans send Coal and Proyisions
10 Polish CITY.

BrHLIr (via wireless to SayTille). Jan.
2o-The German civil Governor OF Lode.
Russian Poland, mas taken active steps
10 relieve the acute suffering in the city
since is occupation 10y tho Germans, ac-
cordug 20 "A statement issued by the press
bureau to-day.
\ special train carving seventy car
luads Of ,oal has arrived al Lodz and
the fuel has heeu sent 10 the Lodz Flee
trio Works. the surplus to be turned over
10 "a, poor. Twenty-Five carloads ~ pro-
visions have been brought Into LODI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
TRAIN THROUGH BRIDGE.
Germans Lose ii where They Them
selves Blew Up Structure.

AMsrERDAM, Jan. Ca German mill
tary supply train ran through a bridge
which the Germans had previously blown
up themselves into the canal between
Haessclt and Turnhou,. Fourteen SOL
diers were killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
TURKS STORM BRITISH FORTS.
Defenders Mt shat-.I-Arab. Arabia,
Suner Loss

CoNsrANTTNoPLE. via Berlin and Lon
don, Jan. 20.-It is announced here that
the British forts on the Snatch Arab
River, In Arabia, were attacked at night
aud that a loss OF 100 I'm killed and
wounded was suffered by the defenders
An English cavalry division which At
tempted To surprise Turkish cavalry near
Kurnn at the junction OF the rigris and
Euphrates was defeated, even though u
',unboat protected the British.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
VIENNA DENIES UNREST.

VIENNA, via London. Jan. 2o.--The Gov
eminent has issued statement denying
reports Of. unrest throughout the mon
archy, saying that there have been no
riots over the lack OF bread and that no
demonstrations auaitSt the war have oc-
CURED at Vienna or elsewhere
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
"ONLY A BEGINNING"
urriin Newspapers Enthusiastic
over Air RAID.

LoHpoN. Jan. 2O-pespat. hos from
Fc,l'n describe tho excited JOY manifested
n Germany over tho raid. It is stated
tpai the stroke had been planned for
a'OuthS.
The Berlin newspapers comment en-
on th" work OF the aircraft.
DECLARING hat German genius has finally
disposed If the legend that EnEiand Is IN
r1l1erlhr because Of her nsularity and
sewing that the rad lis. only Begin
olns"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
ASKS PEACE PRIZE FOR BELGIUM
1 Lyons Council Urges Recognition Of
Defence of Treaties.
SPECIAL Cabl( Despatch 10 rur su

Special cable Despatch 10 The suN
PARIS, Jan, 20,-T'he Council of Lyons
has unanimously adopted q resolution
that the Nobel Peace Prize for 1914
should he awarded to the belgian people
The resolution says that their heroic de-
fence Of tnc iuvlolnbn!,y OF treaties and
the principle OF neutrality IL an eminent
service ia the cause OF peace and right"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
GRANDSON OF "B0BS" BORN.
win Eventually Bear Title Of Great
Warrior.

LoNpuH. Jan. 20.-A son has been born
to Lady Edwina, daughter OF the late
Lord Roberts and wife of Major Levin.
Lady Edwina is he,ress to the title after
her elder sister Lady Aileen Mary, The
title will eventually descend to the child
born to-day II II survives the daughters
! of the late Field Marshal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
DANES SEIZE FOREIGN BARLEY
Special cable Despatch 10 TIE srS

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 20--The Danish
Government has decided 10 conhscats all
barley of foreign origin found in the coun-
try
The supply Of this sort liz valued at g.
600 600 francs (S50O0 O0)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21

A British force Is operating at the head
OF the Persian Gulf and Il was an
nounced In December that the Turks
had surrendered Kuran, the British thus
securing contro, OF the country from the
junction Of the Tigris and Euphrates to
tho Persian Gull
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21

we're no warships or aerial defence ships
an tho neighborhood.
Whether or not spies or traitors faciii-
tat,d the attack, II is clear that the
Germans worked with the accuracy and
certainty that have characterized their
desultory attacks by sea and air OWL
ously. they knew to a hairline tho courses
determined upon. They were aware OF
the location OF the darkened towns. They
rad spotted In advance the position OF the
recruiting station and drill han at Var
mouth. Of the two railroad stations and
the docks at Kings Lynn. and The am
munitiou depot at Grimston These were
relatively such Insignificant targets that
opinion searches for more likely OBJ
lrctive. This is readily Rund a. Sand
iugham No one mere doubts that tho
Germans were informed Of the visit paid
80 the Queen Mother by King George and
Queen MARY and that the Germans eX-
nccted the royal family would be at sand
bingham Hall when ths bombs we're
thrown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
FRENCH TRADE LOSS HEAVY.
Foreign Commerce shows Falling
on Of si7I, 100000.

PAINS, Jan 20.r-The report on Frances
foreign commerce from January l, 1914,
to November !, 1914, shows loss of
2,357 .0O0. 900 francs Cs47l 400, 000), as
against the same period for the previous
year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
= Bombs Dropped AT Yarmouth.

The German raiders Were over the Nor
ok coast and a considerable portion OF
me hintcrland for about four hours The
Urst sign OF thNir presence was ~ Var
mouth at SEQ p. NJ. and the last report
OF them was from Norwich. where air
craft passed over AZ IL $50 4. 81 to-day
~ Yarmouth seven bombs were flung
enc ~ these. which did not explode, was
about four inches IN diameter II was
zone shaped and weighed six pounds. The
iise had become detached. probably from
contact with telephone wires.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
Prince Of wales visits Ai.ace.

PARIS, Jan. 2O,-'rhe Prince Of Wales
recently paid visit to the fortress OF
Belfort, and also went 10 the front In
Upper Alsace. He travelled incognito.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
German Attempt TO Take
Offensive in Poland Fails
Attacks Before Warsaw Are Repulsed. Perograd An
nounces-Russians. Meanwhile Are Gradually Fore
ing Invaders Back Toward Thorn and POsen


and also prevenE any movement to or,
flank the defenders OF Warsaw.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-07-08
Notice Of Sale Of Esiray by the Sheriff

Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday,, the 18th day of August,
1915, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of said
day, I will sell at public auction, to
the highest and best bidder for law
full money of the United States, the
following described estfay animal,
to wit:
One mare mule, color brown, age
about 5 years, weight about 1000
pounds and branded with what is
commonly called a lazy G on the
left shoulder.
the said sale will be held at Mob
Ter, in Mohler precinct, Lewis coun-
ty, state of Idaho.
Dated at Nezperce, Idaho, this
Goth DAY of June, 1915.
Manford H. Paige,
Sheriff.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-07-08
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET

Report from the Union Stock Yards
Co., North Portland, Oregon, for
the week ending June %.
Receipts for the well were: cat
tie 1908; calves n; hogs 1860 (;
sheep 1887.
Mondays receipts were fairly
heavy though nothing startling in
the way Of quality was in evidence
Some fairly good steers sold at SIPS
although the bulk went at Sc Is to
81 90; cows SO 90 to So so Mar
ket considered steady.
More hogs cana Toward begin
ming of week than for some tims
Everything considered market was
strong. Bu'k brought 81 70 TO SITS
tops at $3.50.
No charge in the sheep market
only handful being in evidence to
begin the wesk ks trade. Market
steady.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-07-08
Travelling Mans Experience.

90 In the summer of 1888 | had very
severe attack of cholera morbus. Two
physicians worked over me from four
a. m. to 6 p. m. without giving me any
relief and then told me they did not ex-
pect me to live; that ! had best tele-
graph for my family. Instead Of doing
so, | gave the hotel porter fifty cents
and told him to buy me a bottle of
Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, and take no substitute.
I took a double dose according to the
directions and went to sleep after the
second dose. AT five clock the next
morning | was called by my order and
took a train for my next stopping point,
a we'll man but feeling rather skaky
from the severity of the attack, writes
II. w. Ireland, Louisville, KY. Obtain
able everywhere.