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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04
FRENoH

! From the sea to the Aisne, the day
Csunday) was almost wholly calm. The
weather was rainy. There was duel
OF artillery AZ some points on the
front cur heavy artillery silenced the
German batteries.
On the Aisne and IN Champagne the
cannonade was particularly violent,
Our batteries established their
superiority and shelled the reserve Of
the enemy.
We captured several points of sup
port held by the Germans IN the region
of Perthes and OF Mesnil -les- -Hurlus;
between the Argonne and the Meuse
we have done the same. On the
heights OF the Meuse there was an in
termittent cannonade
An attempt made yesterday by our
troops to capture Boureuilles was not
successful.
Our progress continues in the forest
Of La Pretre, northwest of Pont-a-
Mousson.
portan height to the west OF Ger
nay. A counter-attack by the enemy
was repulsed
At steinbach we have taken pos
session of the church quarter and OF
the cemetery.
GERMAN
In the western war theatre It is quiet
except for artillery combats more or
less heavy. Only about Thanh and
Auberstrasse has the enemy showed
great activity.
After an overwhelming lombard
ment of the heights west OF sennheirn
tho enemy occupied our demolished
trenches. The enemy also took the
heights Of Steinbach, which we had
stubbornly defended. During the night
three OF the heights were retaken.
Fighting for the village of SteInbach
continues.
In the eastern theatre of war the
situation is unchanged. Our attacks
In Poland, east of the Rawka River.
continue.
RUSSIAN
A strong artillery combat has been
Fought all along the front on the left
bank of the Vistula. The attempt of
the Germans to gain ground in certain
places In the region OF the Bzura River
was without success.
On the night of January we dis
covered the passage Of Germans
dCToSs tne Bzura In the vicinity of
kosloff and Biskeupi. Having watched
the concentration of the enenov,a
forces, one of our regiments surround
I'd the Germans. They attacked them
with the bayonet, without firing a
shot, and In the hand-to-hand struggle
which followed killed several hundred
men. The survivors saved their lives
by surrendering.
About p. m. on January a bri-
gade Of German infantry attacked out
position near Borjimow, northeast of
3olimow, but the German assault was
epulsed with enormous losses by the
ire from several batteries and a coun-
er attack made with the bayonet.
Desperate fighting occurred during
he night of January 2, continuing
lntil daybreak, northeast OF Rawa,
vhere we succeeded in dislodging the
nemy from some of the trenches
which they had previously taken.
South OF the Pilica River fighting
ook place at Metaire and Gaschek,
vest of Inowlodz, and also southeast
4 Malagoszek, near Volmine, where
We repulsed all attacks of the enemy.
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RUSSIANS IN BUKOWlNA
HOLD KEY TO HUNGARY

Crownland and Control Passes.
BUCHAREST. Jan. 4.
The Russians are advancing in Buko-
wilma and after occupying the towns OF
RadautS Sereth, zeletin and Hatna today
occupied Suciava, whic htouches the
Rumanian frontier.
The remnants of the Austrian army have
taken refuge at Dorna Vatra, whittier has
been transferred the capital of Bukowina.
All along the Rumanian frontier
refugees are seeking shelter
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LONDON. Jan. 4.-"The Turk
occupied Ardagan, penetrating q
into Russian Caucasla," says the
stantinoplo correspondent OF M
change Telegraph Company.
Ardagan is n fortified town on N.
IS miles northwest of Kars. Eighth
tween the Turks and Russians ha,
going on In that region for severaI
The Turks declare the Russians isiI
city in flight, losing heavily t'
A rout of force OF 1000 Russans
SaoomJbulak is also reported. The h
killed 400 of the enemy. M
Russian cruisers again have faiI,.
an attempt to land marines near \
They were driven off by the FIRE !,
land batteries and several OF their ta
demolished. ia
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RUSSIANS CAPTORI
TURKISH REGIMEN
IN CAUCASTA FI0
Turks, However, r
Flight of Foes From 4
gan and Success in "
Campaign.
PETRoeRAp.

CG1NftD, Jah
Defeat Of the Turks and the oan,.
5000 prisoners by the Russians s,'
nounced in an official report y.
today from the headquarters al n
The entire 5Oth regiment, with I
officers, is reported captured in N.
Transcaucasian engagement, and +,
all along the line is claimed.
on the other hand the Turklss
Office announces complete suoos,.
the capture of Ardagan with the h
the Russian forces.
This dispatch comes from Tlflla
Throughout the day of JANUS,
and part of the night Of January \
an engagement around Sarikana
continued with extreme ferocitv \
Turks suffering enormous loss,
There has been no important "a.
In tho other regions.
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ior at iua inbiort arrifo Der bIunbt
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tobt Tor Norgc / 1869, bo Song
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piit iort mere Sin til Stcoct - Ser
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cr 10 life Tor fin Tornoicllc, DC Srcnl-
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len flu Sfibafsrcruc, Iom foor 2oO
til at fomme iIouO poo forte, obli-
gate &i'itcr hos "thc fl109 barbour
matter" og oe andre Zuri1bcbspcr-
iouer. &eo SnoiciIjn8cn til 9tebcn
Der Ell Qontnlel Sorg mco
lnurnc pN Nditioncr.
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Zen lille &p airtpoa paa Crfen.
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truttet no al in 6iernbeN % llbe.
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rr enonu life 'llIbi % ll1c lnr0i
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bet MI or. Set iunca life, al noacll
pch. hpnb oct or - l~i0ciooIlot 'on1
man uioitc, hporior man b%cQnnotc.
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hen. Sngcn nil barre HnIporct.
Men &c iaor piit bcIc set % emo
ia bIir set pit trrot nof ON sc bar.
rcr oet / 6rIeaifob.
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ioor tage por Gel al Gn'paret oa
IeIaerne. %or "9%ieutrnIltct" bar
uricniIia beitaoet / at ioripnc DC
friaierenoe Magter mc6 %aria@motc.
rioIe for at boIOe @ruiombcocrnc
gooenbe.
Bare ira Omaha, Ncbr., olicno'
tcs iorlebcn 1nQ til &onoon, Gng.
Iono, life minore enc 10 6ro0ttnq
meo RiilcfugIcr I'm tie ihopc o'
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500 Cons.
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en- a1laIc al bper 1000 trPi'cr %
brpber CT Mcnnelte; men lclp cItcr
beitne @ereqning par hcnne SorieI
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er bare ct GrempeI pon Dor "9icll
traIitet".
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Winioncr Collars &Nroi al
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noe cr oct ct ponli9t Sum at ic Eli
be fare niitcb mco Nontrobuuoc.
Selp her / oct iorholO3ui5 lrc0c.
li9c Tacoma. bar Neutrality-suspicious.
IiaQct iulbc al Grn1ttoN, ucntcuoc
poa Sfibe, Ser ifuIoe irogtc uor
~TcutraIitct" oper ill Sen unocn
apit. Ga o~pcrior Sen SIoQ3 Ntcl
trnlitet. itnar Dor aoulrci2 raoo
piIb, bumone pon Nrnocr ol Go00cr
"a mco Nhilcbnuo ior Nlm0cu, &c
Gorencoc Stotcr@ Senator Mioic@
Z. GIapp Tiger / en- HorrciponOoucc:
There is so much money invested in
the making and the sale of arms and
war munitions hat VIC havc simply been
powerless TO get anywhere with the
bill.
Den tnttct nurc ~olilcucI idubduuc
N}rno iom GInpp. "a Gollcttt,
aennon ira Soma. (oucnuor ira
&uiuoi@ "a andre 2c Qioroc iaI
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ior algIciprcitcu
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mcu oct innc3 mime inu lioet. 90
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or bel Dor CQcr. Tor II (ur llOCg
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or life bch0gcIilt at iuu oct enc Sp.
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c0nc AiiUrtr. S1 Frcitcn, ser fuir
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bapoe flere banr0c Eurer, It9eoni'
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ocrea Cage ~ iii @cIijanclic Tor De-
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al lin (io; men blcp 0oQ en- QonmcI
N}anb. san uor en- from o1 lrco-
clifcuOc Mfono, ser "ponorcnc nco
@u0". "Gt hclilt gin, en- roIig
Go0 hinouocu flurlid mp0cr".
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liortiiclO itltIOc lao %nnOrcbuDifnb
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bar 0e0. San pnr oQioo ct al mine
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tirfcIig interc@lcrct. 81 Oct por %
cr belle Sen IontiIic. Sans SUn Gle
cr Eroic@ior pc0 Goncoroia GoQc9c
/ Moorbeoo % bans Son Neter er
o9ioa SfoIemono og itonr bolt AT
/ Staten MiinnciotuS 2Urcr-
: NorNc cr Sen bcficnbtc Brett %
firtcIigc Strioahclt Gb. &lopcncia
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ban bar ltrcpct. &on tlmOc uUrc
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unr hnu. Son bar IUnQc ltcrft
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' Sttllton. nj Mlcrtcll9 N}0n0,
Q, htimorolo til %uffc,
III pru0ct bar Sin (io o. Stou0
mco Ncl,ilhcOcu4 Smuftt.
2u LOO en- Nlnmclpouortul ic
til Alocr0pmmtu3 iioitc Enc
% tlcntc ono pou Eorocu."
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III Crime hor pcl nul0cnot
o9 bort i Nrco gou idrr.,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-10
RACING WITH MOTOR CARS
ON LAKE ICE IS LATEST

Automobile ice racing on Lake
Superior a novelty in winter sport.
arranged by Duluth motor car deal
ers. as the closing event OF their first
automobile show, proved a great draw
ing card
The cars were equipped with tire
chains TO enable them to hold the
track on the turns. where the slippery
ice made speed difficult The winning
car covered the two laps over the A
mile oval in S minutes, % seconds. re-
markedly fast time considering the
difficulties Of the novel course. The
second car finished one minute and
II seconds later, leading the third b.
a full minute
The race, which was virtually the
first ever attempted on Lake Super
Tor, proved such a popular form OF
sport that it has been decided 10 give
al ice racing program once a month
next winter.
With the support Of the Duluth
business men. the dealers OF the city
hope TO offer prizes large enough to
induce many Of the TOrld-knoWn driv-
ers TO enter. In this way they expect
70 establish the city as a center for
winter sports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-10
Ford Auto Owners
Assured OF Share
Of Firms Profits

Some months ago the Ford Motor
company. Of Detroit. stated that its Gus
toners IS well as its employees would
share in its profits. and announced that
if its production reached 500. 600 cars
during the year It would give a rebate
of from $40 to $50 a car to those who
purchased cars prior to August j. 1915.
Inc trade and many purchasers Of
Ford cars professed 10 regard the offer
as one OF Henry FOrd's jokes. as they
claimed that il vas impossible for the
company 10 manufacture and market
1000 cars a day. which would be re-
quired to meet this enormous produc-
ton
The same critics last year. when
Henry Ford stated that he would di-
vide Sl0.00o-00o in a profit sharing
scheme with his employees. said he
would not make GOOD. but they were
mistaken as he did
They are equally mistaken about his
rebate plan with his customers. as an
official Of the Ford company said re-
Gently that there was hardly a doubt
that the 100000 mark would be passed
before August I and that the company
had already set aside 100000 to meet
the rebate demand.
If this is done. il will mean that every
buyer OF a Ford car since the plan went
into effect and purchasers Of cars up
10 August 1 this year viii receive back
from the Ford company a check Of from
$50 70 $50 back. depending on the priced
car they bought. which viii aggregate
the enormous sum OF $4,000, 600 20 $751;
100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-10
WOULD RUN
IN NATIONS CAPITAL

Decision to allow jitne buses TO
operate in Washington under either OF
two sections Of the license law has
been made by the District Of Columbia
commissioners after a conference with
the promoters OF the proposed bus
service. One OF the sections provides
for Sc annual fee and the other for
a fee OF 80. The former charge is
made for vehicles carrying passengers
for hire over a route sufficiently
definite to enable the public to ascer-
tain the streets and avenues on which
vehicles can be found en- route.
The latter fee is for licenses as public
hacks. Licenses for operation over
definite routes require the approval
OF the district commissioners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-10
NEARLY HALF 4 MILLION IN CASH
F0RAUT0RACE PRIZES THIS YEAR

, cities OF the east to adopt this mode OF
! racing. and following closely after the
l Memorial day race comes Chicago to
! open her new speedway with a purse
Of $4,000 New York NOT To be out-
] done By Chicago. last week annOun ced
q purse Of 100000 for the new speed
{ way Minneapolis has purse OF
I $50 600. Sioux City and Omaha each
: offer $4,000
All OF these are speedway races and
are an experiment. with the exception
Of Indianapolis and Sioux City.
The Sioux City speedway was opened
last year and drew a IRENE ndous crowd.
Detroit has selected a si- for a speed
way and it is said work VIII be begun
before April 10. The amount OF the
purse has not been anuouced. but il
mark
Tacoma has a dirt speedway which
IS being surfaced with boards and ce-
ment and is the only speedway on the
Pacific coast The purse offered for
this event is S12.500-
Elgin has road race with a purse Of
$4,000.
Denver holds road race this year
and offers a purse OF $4,000.
Galveston has her beach races and -
Galesburg, Oklahoma City and Kala-
mazoo offer track races with purses OF
$4,000. $4,000 and $1,000 respectively
No OutiaWS Likely.
The foregoing races are all sane
TONED by the A A A. and cause one
TO wonder how outlaw automobile rae
ing in opposition could ever be success
ful.
The Confessions Of an Outlaw bv
william Hickman PiCkens. in the March
- number Of Motor West throws the
spotlight on the life Of an OUTLAW" and
proves the utter fuulity OF trying 10
Tight such an organization as the three
As
Would any Of the drivers mentioned
above join an outlaw organization2 Not
in million years The dirt track
events which are annually pulled off
on the "Hick circuits" are mostly Hip
podrome affairs. and II the various
purses were pooled would not total
SO. 900.
Lives there a racing driver so brain
less as TO give up the chance ar saw
%+oO,uo9 to accept the same chance at !
possibly 100000 The proposition is
too silly and absurd on which to waste
time and space
The A a. A. is an organization which |
IS indorsed by the automobile manufac- |
turers OF America Its scope is broad ]
It's influence powerful. and &c is the
backbone Of the automobile industry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-10
BAD ROAD IS NO
LONGER BAD ONE
Dark Canyon" and 'The
Summit" Stretches on Way
to Roswell Are Rebuilt.

That portion OF the BOrderlaud route
road, located between the Mescalero in
dian agency and the east fence Of the
MescalerO reservation, known as The
summit" then eastward to the dark
canyon" which runs into Cherokee
BIZ canyon. extending about eight
miles. which has been thorn in the
side of motorists for years, is trouble
some no more
BY authorization Of the Otero county
road board. this bad stretch Of road
has been Transformed into a fine. high.
dry rOadbed over which any car may
now pass with comfort, speed and
safety.
The work with teams, plows. scrap
e-s. Jewelers., etc. has been scientifi-
Cauy conducted for some time and the
work is rapidly nearing completion
The finishing touches will be put on
during the next two days and YOU
may safely advise all tourists desiring
10 come this way that the road is n
excellent shape from FL PasO TO ROs-
well" declares G. A FreidenblOOm. in
writing The Herald about this new
road work. under date Of Ruidoso.