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TIT FOR TAT IN WAR OFJPIGIAL WAR REPORTS CZAR'S FRONT FROM BLACK SEA TO BALTIC making desperate attack In th
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RUSH TROOPS TO FRONT It Is acknowledged In today's ofriffi4' !
FBENCH
MIR of 47,000 Hurried RUSSIANS' FRONT Derlln, In nn official statement !
OFSTARYATM;MR To the north of the Lys there was
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Contingent
Across Channel to Belnforco Iilnes.
day, announced the capluro of GoiiEt.. '
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an artillery combat yestcrda, this be-
ing particularly violent In the region
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West of Warsaw, In the
Bollmow nnd Goumlne. th n.JLr'
continuing tholr terrific nttM,. 7. W3
FOR BRITAIN'S FOOD of Nleuport.
Within the last three days lha British Russian lines. In their operations ivH
At Notre Dame de I.oretle, south- tho Germans nro using about .?,
west of Lens, n German attack War OtTlco has sent about 17,000 fresh
,,. t.,, Brltlth troops across tho Channel to lino men 1ft their furious mlX' I!tf
launched on the Afternoon of Febru-
ary i was driven back by the Arc of meet & new offensive movement which Bitter Fight Centres at Gou-min- e Germans nro suffering heavy )o'n
are bringing up fresh troops to V2s
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Warning That New Decla-- r our artillery, which likewise arrested tbe Germans are expected to make nil rnn hhigu nna mjurea. v.? --

a bombardment directed against the

road between Arras and BelhUne, In along the line In west Flanders nnd Czar's Aviators
ration of Contraband on the region of Albert and of Qucsnoy-en-8anter- northern France. BOERS RUSH TO SURRENDEfj,j
vso destroyed several General Joffre, Commander-in-Chie- f of Drop Bombs on Foe's Con-
Foodstuffs May React. blockhouses. the Allied armies, and Field Marshal Sir Kemp Reported to Have Given
Throughout the valley of the Atsne
thero was an artillery combnt, In John French, commander of tho British centration Camps. Una
Possibilities of Blockade. which we gained the advantage. expeditionary forces, learned through
The three attacks reported laBt night spies nnd the allied aerial services that PETROGRAD, Feb. 4.
CAPETOWN. South Afrlen. tvi . 3

against our trenches In the region of the Germans havo been massing tnon and Boer rebels throughout South Africk ,T.m
l.ONDbN'. Feb. 4. While Germany's Perthes, and
Mesnll-des-lturlu- s Mas-elg- artillery along tho northern front for Alt Poland, from Warsaw to tho Prus- surrendering rapidly.
linptlci threat of a blockade of both tho were made by forces of tho en- about 10 days. sian frontier, Is now a Moody battle- It was announced here today that Cn,
emy equal to a battalion nt each point. ground. Official dispatches today reported mander Kemp and his force had vlvi.i
British Isles ana tho west coast of Franco furious Gorman attacks along the Uzuro. to tho troops of tho Union without fl.M
Is not regarded seriously here, the ques- Tho troops engaged In tho first two Southwest of Warsaw tho Czar's aviators Ing, whllo a dispatch from Pteterli iSu.
tion oC food Imports, nevertheless. Is giv-
were dispersed under tho Are of our
artillery. Tho third, to the north of
FRENCH AIR RAIDERS rained bombs with deadly effect upon of tho surrender of Burgher MatlUo.'.""01
ing" pauso to tho populace, If not to Masslges, took advantage of tho ex- German concentration camps at Rawa, dlers at Kokomas.
Brzezlmy and soveral othor points along
It Is conceded that tho German plosion of a mine to force Itself for-
- SHELL ADRIANOPLE IN tho railroads.
su'blnaflno menace to British shipping Is
not to bo disregarded. And now that
Great Drltaln virtually has declared food-
stuffs contraband of war. It Is pointed out
ward. The entire position was retaken
by us. New trenches were built by ui
at n illstnnce of several yards from
thore which tho German mine had
wrecked and which had become unin-
A ,- 'rlv ilWWffl'vfil'J1
FLIGHT FROM AEGEAN
Many Germnn soldiers were killed by
tho aviators In their aerial bombardment
of tho positions hold by tho Kalscr'o
troopa southwest of Warsaw, Official an-
nouncement of tho successful operations
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that there Is possibility of that policy habitable. of tho aviators was mado hero today. riHP .vu,v me- m
gainst this country.
Britain's food supply Is sufficient for
no mora than 60 days, according to the
aERMAN
On the front between tho North Sea
and Rhelms there wero only artillery
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Hundreds of wounded Russian soldiers
and many German prisoners nro arriving
in Warsaw dally. Most of these are from
the Bura region, where tho most des-
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bit ciptirt estimates, and the German duoln yesterday. Renewed French at-
danelles to Bombard Turk- perate fighting has been In progress for JM

boast of ft submarine blockade, to a tacks near Perthes wero repulsed with a week, Tho tronches near Borzhymow
losses for tho enemy. oro now so closo together, they rcportod,
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menacing to tho food supply of the North and northwest of Slnsslges, ish City "Effective Exe-
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country, Is hot considered altogether Idle. that rlflo flro senrccly ever ceases. All
SUBMAIUNE BLOCKADE.
northwest of St. Mcnchould, the Ger-
mans attacked yesterday. They I
cution" Reported.
night Ocrman artillery plays upon tho
Russian trenches.
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Operations of tho German submarine stormed three successive trenches, oi.e
behind tho other, and occupied tho
Stubborn hand-to-han-
d fighting contin-
ues at alt hours, with both sides Buffer :!:' f -- T.'....y.y:-,.'. ...w.v.wr,y: I
flotilla have demonstrated clearly their main French position on a fiont of
Wide radliis. Almost encircling tho Brit- two kilometres (about 1 miles). All ATHENS, Feb. 4.
the French counter-attack- s which con- Scattering of troops and dissipation of energy have marked the Rus-
ish Isles Is a trull of wreckage, vIctltnR during the night were repulsed. sian campaign during the first six months of the war. At present French aviators, operating from tho In-
tinued
of the "undersea Emdcns" of the Ger- Seven officers and 601 soldiers were the front varies very slightly from that of the early days of hostilities, ternational fleet over tho western en-
man navy. Five merchant ships already taken prisoners. Nine machine guns excepting for the addition of Transcaucasia to the righting zone. trance to tho Dardanelles, havo bom-
w
have been sent to the bottom off Brit-
ish shores. Others have been pursued,
and the boldness of tho raiders has given
the people hero concern regarding tho
and nine smaller guns and much ma-
terial were also taken.
RUSSIAN
At various times in the past drives have been launched at Koenigs-ber-
Thorn, Graudenz, Cracow, Przemysl and Budapest. These still
remain the Russian objectives, as lack of concentration has frus-
trated successive moves directed toward East Prussia, Galicia
g,
barded tho Turkish city of Adrlanople,
whero they did offoctlvc execution, ac-
cording to a wireless dispatch from
mmermmfe
atvonues for Britain's food supplies. Tho Russians In East Prussia have Salonika.
Ihus far Great Britain has found no occupied fortified positions at Gross
and Hungary. Adrlanople Is nbout 120 miles from tho MEN'S SHOES
craft or devico effective In combating the Mcdunlshken on the left bank of the point In tho Aegean Soa whero tho French
submarine. Tho undersea machines have Atigerap, which our troops have suc-
SAfllcted the greatest damage suffered by
the navy and by British commerce, while
th raiders themselves have been tho least
ceeded In crossing after obstinate re-
sistance. Fighting Is becoming more
frequent thero and also more exten-
"FAR FLUNG BATTLE LINE" and British warships are carrying on
tholr bombardment. It would bo easy
1312 Chestnut St.ZS1232 Market Si
Market Otrast Shop Opsn Urcnlngn
for tho airmen to keep over Turkish
sufferers. Now the Admiralty Is gather-
ing a huge fleet of Btcam fishing trawl-er-
sive.
BARRIER TO SLAV SUCCESS waters and Turkish soil in making the

Fina Clean- - Up Salq

s, On the right bank of the Vistula
known as the "mosquito fleet," In (northern Poland) fighting Is pro- flight without menacing tho neutrality of
no effort to protect Its ships. The worth ceeding on the n front.
Llpno-Blesu-
Bulgaria, whoso soil now extends south
of these craft, beyond
operations, Is yet to be proved. More
mine-sweepi-
The Russians have captured Skcmpe
and repelled the enemy from Bllno
Czar's Numerous Drives Lack Force Needed for Decisive to tho Aegean Sea.
tlvin 600 of these vessels have been
requisitioned for this work.
with heavy loss. We captured tho
commander of a German battalion,
Results, as Concentration Is Impossible in Vast Another cut in prices to ettect a
Wh''e the submarine is really feared, GERMANS TAKE THREE LINES quick clean up of all remaining winter
the threat of a blockade can scarcely
three other officers and 1(0 men. Area Covered by Campaigns.
have any foundation, In the general
Vigorous fighting Is In progress on
the second Vistula front, which runs
OF TRENCHES AT MASSIGES weights, short lines & discontinued
opinion hero. To declare such a block- through Borzhy, Goumlnc, Wolasyze-Lowlczk- The Czar's n.
battle line," "far-flun- g been that against Cracow, and on two styles. Savings of $1.00 to $3.00 per
ade Germany must show a fleet sufficient Tartak and Bollmow (west stretching, with few gaps, from the Bal- occasions the goal has been almost Capture of 608 Prisoners Announced pair. Grouped in three lots as follows :
In strength to conduct its operations after and southwest of Warsaw). The
eliminating the British fleet. It Is known enemy's first line here consists of more tic to tho Black Sea. appeals more to within the grasp of the Invaders of in Berlin.
no such strength can be mustered. The than II regiments (42.000 men), together the poet than to the practical mind of
the military strategist, as Its Very length
Galicia. But for weeks now tho column BERLIN. Feb. 4. In Both Our Stores for Men
Powers would not recognize a "paper with lurge artillery. The heavy artil- Tho capture of the main French position
blockade," such as Napoleon attempted. lery Is shelling our positions day and mukes for diffusion of effort over a wide moving through tho Austrian provlnco
north and northwest of Masslgos, in tho
$4.50 and $5.00 Shoes,
The United States must bo convinced, and night. rungc, and a consequent lark of achieve- has been held at Tarnow nnd along the This lot includes odds and
tho present status is far from convincing. ment commensurate with the forces In Donajec River, whllo that proceeding Champagne region, Is announced In an ends of 16 shoes. 2 to 4 pairs
Admiralty assurance arc to the effect AUSTRIAN tho field, the resources employed and tho nfllclal roport from the German General of a Htyle. Also 2S0 pairs Tan
energy expended. against Cracow through southwestern Po- Staff Issued hero this afternoon. It states Shoes.
that the seas are free from German In- Russian attacks, continuing even land evidently has ceased operations a
Rubber-sole- d

terference and that Britain stands In no

fear of .suffering even curtailment of Its
during tho night to the cast of Beskld
Pass, have been repulsed with heavy
Tho only advantage that fairly may
be credited to the Russian General Staff u soparato campaign. Advantages won that three successive French trenches
were captured by the German troops yes- $5, $6 and $6.50 Shoes, L W SPECIALS 1
fo6d supplies. Yesterday In Pnrls Sir Russian losses. The fighting In the In tho first half year of tho nar Is pro- but not held In Galicia have left tho net terday along a front of more than a mile, All leathers, in newest Eng- S5 Pumps,
result of possession of Lembcrg, toward and that theso have been hold, despite &y
"Winston Churchhlll, First Lord of the
Admiralty, said:
"German commerce Is ruined. Those of
middlo of the wooded mountains Is
taking a favorable turn.
We and our allies yesterday captured
tection of Warsaw from tho several Ger-
man campaigns directed against it and
thereby prevention of a Teutonic an cop
tho Czar's homo territory, and of western
Galicia ns a base of operations against
the continued counter-attack- s
French soldiers.
of tho
lish lasts; cloth top short lines
of JC.50 and ?7 shoes. $3.95
thotr ships which have not fallen Into a thousand prisoners and several ma- through Russian Poland with a possible tho Austrian forces, strengthened by Tho report declares that In the fighting $6.50, $7 and $8 Shoes, H Tan Btqchwj
our hands have taken refuge in neutral capture of I'etrogrnd last fall announced Germans In tho Carpathians around Mnsslges the Germans captured Made by Johnson & Murphy, Shoes.- -

forts, where they have been disarmed,

and now the sea Is free.
"Thanks to this freedom of the seas,
chine guns while winning heights
which wero stubbornly defended by the
enemy.
as tho goal of the Kaiser's ambition In
the eastern zone.
Jloro than a hundred jears ago mil-
A sweep of Hungary through tho moun-
tain defiles, the logical consequence of
mnstery of Galicia, and n definite menace
seven officers, 601 soldiers nnd 18 guns,
together with a large quantity of war
material.
Rannlster, Forbush Shoe Co.
Good run of sizes. Also cloth
top shoes. Formerly ?7 & JS.
BBfB (Not all sliet.V
$2.50;
almost the whole of Asia Is open to us BRITISH itary historians stressed the abilty of of Budapest and oven Vienna.
and our allies as an Inexhaustible sourco Entry of Turkey Into tho wnr furthes (Tho French reports today admit the
During Tuesday night the enemy at- the Slavs In defensivo campaigns. Of
dlBslpalcd Russian energy. The first Ar- loss of trenches at Massiges, but say they
of supplies. Wo can say the samo of tempted to cross the Suez Canal near this Napoleon's worsting In his Russian
Australia and Africa, and that means menian drive failed nnd nothing decisive wero afterward retaken.)
Toussoum, 35 mites north of Suez. Invasion and his disastrous retreat from Is to be reported now from this Olti re-
four-fift- of the world." They were permitted to bring bridging Moscow are proof. Repulse of the Ger-
mans in their offensives from illawa and gion. South of Batum, In tho Ardngan
CONTRABAND POLICY. material to tho bank of the canal un- fighting, it Is not yet certain that a sig-
molested, but directly they started Slledla nnd of the Austrians from Galicia
Theso assurances appear convincing furnish modern examples of tho Musco- nal success has been won. Tho Russians
enough, but now that Britain has taken bridging operations our troops attack- have tho ndvantago In tho battle for pos-
ed, and the enemy fled In disorder, vite defensive prowess.
the stand that; foodstuff are contraband leaving all the material In our handu. Klrst-lln- e troops have carried on the session of Tabriz.
articles, the peoplo generally are less forays which have succeeded each othor At home. In Poland proper, the Rus-
confident. There la no doubt here Beveral of tho enemy were drowned. regularity sians are spread over several fronts,
The enemy also attacked on tho El with against alien fronts
that Germany intends fully to carry out against Cracow, against Kocnlgsberg, only one of which Is accomplishing its
Admiral von Tlrpltz's threat of using Knntara front, 40 miles south of Port agnlnst Posen, against Breslau, In all purpose, that guarding Warsaw, from
tho submarine In his campaign to starve Sold, at daylight today. They were cases with the common factor of Berlin Novo Georglevsk on the north to d Ivan-goro-

Britain, already seriously launched. The easily repulsed, losing 16 Killed or as objective. on the south. Hero Marshal von
press of London In the last few days wounded and 40 prisoners. Our cas But time nnd again possibility of at- Hlndcnuurg's offenslvos, this time more
has Issued veiled warnings, one Journal ualties wo:o three men wounded. taining the ultimate goal was lost, as tenacious, If less ferocious, than that
going so far as to state candidly that desperate endeavor to push to tho Im- of two months ago, also ngalnst the
Britain should go slow In Its contraband mediate goal was thwarted. And back of Polish capital, has been blocked, though

EVENING POST
declarations. Intimating that the rulo each frustrated effort lay the same the German commander by no moans has
worked both ways, and that tho action, OBREGON ENTERS
ON energy where concentration was
red cause-scatte-
given up the battle, despite tho severities
of the winter weather.
designed to starve Germany and Its called for.
ally, might react with disastrous force Evidently those directing the Slav cam- Here, too, the Russian lack of concen-
against Great Britain Itself. tration haa been In evidence, for Instead
CAMPAIGN TO paign DRIVE
havo learned little by the lessons of
tho past: by the defeat Inflicted by Von of a supremo effort, to duplicate the
Illndenburg at Tannenburg, at the time sweep of some time ago by which Illn-
TURK TROOPS DROWNED of the Czar'e nrst plunge Into East Prus- denburg was forced homeward by a
IN ATTACK ON SUEZ CANAL
VILLA FORCES NORTH sia last August; by the repulse of two
drives which brought Costack outposts aa
massed frontal attack, the Russians have
launched new movements against Thorn,
along tho northern bank of the Vistula
British Kepulse Attempt to Cross
South of. Suez.
CAIRO, Egypt. Feb,
Will Take Personal Com- Pleschen
far as Mlechuw and AViellka In the Cra-
cow operations; by tho November raid
which carried the Russian vangunrd to
over the border of Posen, and
threatened both Posen and Breslau; by
and against Mlawa, futile as operations
there havo proved during the seven times
the city on the Poland-Ea- Prussia bor-
st

der has changed masters since the war

The Pinch of Poverty
Hy clever man.euvrlng British troops in-
flicted a. severe defeat yesterday upon
4.

mand of Movement to Pre- laat October,

the overflow Into the plains of Hungary
and by divers movements
directed against tho great Prussian strong-
began.
The eastern war zone is too widespread
to permit diversion of forces and ener-
rP Thrifty
HE whole world is feeling the pinch of hard times.
Turkish forces which had undertaken a vent Them From Reach- hold of Thorn.
For Slav war history continues Its repe-
gies. Concentration Is essential
achievement In this vast area.
for
Six
people are cutting off luxuries and are trying
raid on the Suez Canal. The Turks were titions. At present paths are oft-trac- months of the war prove that Russia to get out of debt. Even the richest corporations are keeping
allowed to bring a considerable quantity ing Tampico. again trod by Russian corps, Late last has not yet learnt to concentrate. The
of bridging material In the dark hours week n new drive began against Kocnlgs-
berg, by which It was hoped to gain the
Czar has too many fronts. In conse-
quence ho has not yet won any perma down expenses and are postponing expansions. The rail-
to Tusum, between Iemailla and Sera-peu- East Prussian capital by way of Tilsit. nent results, any victory that has been
MEXICO CITY, Feb. Alvaro Thli apparently haa been checked clinched and abiding In Its effects on the roads are merely living from hand to mouth. Why shouldn't
They reached tho canal bank without Obregon has opened a campaign against Most spectacular of Russian drives has destinies of the war.
molestation, but when they were starting Villa's troops north of this city with the the National Government fall into line and put the soft
purpose of driving the convention's forces
bridging: operations the British attacked
Into northern Mexico and preventing
GERMANS PRESS BACK FOE 0STEND RESIDENTS FLEE pedal on all needless expenditures?
strongly, throwing them Into disorder
and causing them to leave all their ma- them from reaching Tampico. It was an- IN MEMEN RIVER FIGHT TO ESCAPE BOMBARDMENT
nounced today that several thousand
terial behind. A number of Turks were
billed, pome of whom were drowned.
Another attack, which was made by
Carranzlstas had arrived at San Juan
del Rio, about 51 miles north of Mexico Only Desultory
City In the State of Queretaro, and addi-
tional troops are being sent from the
Engagements In
Thorn Movement, Official Heport
British Warships Prepare for New
Attack on German Coast Base, Economy and Efficiency in
daylight upon El Kantara. further north
on the canal, was easily repulsed. The
British loss was three wounded. The
Turks had 14 killed and wounded, and left
capital as rapidly as possible.
General Obregon will go to the front
and take personal command In the whirl-
wind campaign against the VUlalstas.
. Says.
BERLIN, Feb. 4.
Around Tilsit the northern Russian
Only enough troops will be kept here army that attempted a march on Konlgs-ber- g
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 4.
British warships nro preparing for a
bombardment of Ostcnd, and many of the
Inhabitants are fleeing In panlo to Bruges,
the Federal Government
40 prisoners In the hands of the British. to keep the hostile Zapatistas still linger- was pressed back by the Germans according to dispatches from the Dutch By Former President Taft
ing about the capital from making any In an engagement along the Nlemen frontier.
RUSSIANS CAPTURE SKEMPE raids here.
River, today's official report announces.
On tbe north bank of the Vistula, In
They also assert that distress prevails
In east and west Flanders as a result of
T N two notable articles, bristling with common sense and
IN ADVANCE TO THORN A exact information, Mr. Taft tells
AUSTRO-GERMAN- S TAKE 1000 Poland, where the Russians are attempt- requisitions made for German troors.
how to save a million
Czar's Offensive Has Pushed Foe PRISONERS IN CARPATHIANS ing an advance upon Thorn, only unim- ygy here and a million there until a vast total has been reached.
Back 30 Miles. portant skirmishes have occurred between
PETROGRAD, Feb. 4. Vienna Admits Czar's Stubborn At- detachments of Infantry, following cav- The means he proposes are specific and practical and were
The Russian offensive In East Prussia tacks in Mountains. alry engagements. SUNDAY first proposed by a
has driven the Germans back more than VIENNA, Feb, Tbe .Russians are .making desperate
tAustro
.German counter attacks west of Warsaw with the committee that made a
non-partis- an
SO miles.
Victory north of the Vistula has aroused
forces operating in the Carpathians cap- object
tured 10CO Russian prisoners and several advance ofupon halting von Mackensen's new OUTINGS profound study of national finances during the Taft Admin-
rnlliuiUim.' here. It was taken to Ind- machine guns In a succewful assault upon have suffered the Polish capital. They tfr& From Market Street Wharf
icate success iq the resumption of the a strong position held by the enemy on a of night attacksheavy that
losses In a series
broke down In every tl nnAtlantle City, TiSO a. m.; Wild-?"- "
istration. The first of these articles appears. this week
Busslan drive on the Prussian fortress of mountain range. It was stated officially Instance under the lire of German artil- wood. Angle.., 7;S0 a. m.
nsoro. today. The number of Russian prisoners From Broad Street Station
The Grand Puke's army captured The Russians are on the offensive at lery,
Skerope. half way between Llpno and
tkrpes by an Infantry onslaught. The
tfrwans rttirtd in the direction of Upno,
BfhleU. the? still bold. A vigorous n
several points along the mountain. Their
attacks were described as '"very stub- dally.
born, but the War Office declared they
were being- repulsed.
-
taken In

CZAR FORCES PASSAGE

these trench battles Increases K9 flf)IJ!tlm. T:BB a. ra.: February
fMUH, March 4, April 11, Miy 0,
C9 CftWiihtniton. T:83 a. m.: Ftbru-- f
t it, uarvu , April u,uay w,
Other Features in This Number
Illustrated articles and stories by Emerson Hough, Charles
Ger-SB-

attack south of Lipno along the

VUtula. was. repelled.
The situation in southern Poland and
western Gallcta la unchanged. OF EAST PRUSSIA RIVER I Pennsylvania R. R,
HliumPtf U M miles southeast of Thorn
mad an important position In connection PENROSE GOES TO WASHINGTON
I. Captures Fortified Position Within
ssWSBHjaBWgggwpg! E. Van Loan, Arthur Stringer, Forrest Crissey, Will Payne,
with. tba drive against tba German fort-
ress and supply base. Striking Distance of Insterburg1.
Harry Leon Wilson and others.
Senator Has Been Confined to His
Home for Three Weeks. PETROGRAD. Feb, .
, St The Russian force operating southeast WINTER RESORTS
Xiwyer
WAGNEB BEPOIWED DEAD
3?led Bronx Cdtpr When, Ac- -
cua
of Embezzlement.
Senator Boles Penrose left for "Wash-
ington today to vote on tbe shipping bill.
It was his first appearance on the street
since he was stricken with pleurisy three
of Insterburtr forced a crossing of the
Angorap, south of Dsrkehmen. Despite
desperate resistance the Czar's column
has captured fortified posts at Gross
ladrar Central will supply you
with full any
reaorts In
information about winter
cUon of tba country.
Tell you exact locations, seasons, at-
OUT TODAY
George if. Wagner, whose career as an
(tcmey ctune to aa abrupt close when
weeks go.
After casting' his vote. Senator Pen-
rose will return to this city and arrange
Hedunlshken.
Crossing the Angerap niver In East
traction and facilities for recreation
or rot, olv you particulars resaril-ln- r
train schedules and connection.
JFfae Cents the Copy of all Newsdealers
fc fled from tnl city in June, W3. when Prussia brings; tbe Czar's troops within Balling dates ot stearoahlp lines for
for a trip to Florida. Senator Peoroo striking distance of Insterburg, the cap-
aMi4 Mtunated
of embezzlement of amounts said he was feeling better and intended
any port, Pullman and boat accom-
St from J36O.0OO to
J mwrted to hav died on Tuesday
W0.-6- fc
to spend three weeks in Florida. ture pf which would permit the launching
of a campaign against Koenigsberg.
Northeast of Insterburg. the Russians
modations, coat of travel and hotel
rate n rout and at reaorU,
Tbla servlc 1 entirely without
THE CURTIS PyBJtlSUWG COMPANY
n Hw Orleans. Word t this effeol ha charge. Sbaply call at tbe INDEPENDENCE SQ17ARE. PHILADELPHIA
fcn. Motived fcr from several sources, D'ASEADE'S BON KHiED have oaceuatered unexpectedly large
r ;i dw ef U 1
dth
not known. PARIS, Feb son of General -A of Germans eoncemmea along tn BALCONY
PfttmUve hiui4 for him all pvy : 4AJ4t, lieutenant serving with the Lsdslnen-MUwlscljKs- o Una weat or
and it hM twtsn jMaA one Vl In the Auia
district. Milrt kslUn, German prisoners tSen in that LEDGER CENTRAL
os uHWM! to lha s i now
r--

r,y rtnHr riUlBy,

The Wsa- - vicinity reportd tkat some reinforee-toasn- t SKOAP AND CHESTNUT 8T8.
j w few Oris m&
ks3
w
"
diitlnsuiihed (or his
--
bojdasis at had feeea brought into East Pi us
sis, fiom jn&nicrt.
arnremuii., ma'W'' 'mmm
f