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I TUESDAY, FEB. 23. 1915
Wants"!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
Three Times. 60c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
classified “Ads.”——To Let,
For Sale,
Professional Cards.
Miscellaneous
Business and
and
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DiED—SI‘DDEXIA'. AT lllS HOME
on Sunday, February 21. Fred Booth
t‘hadderton. Funeral services at his
late residence. Darlen, Conn. Wed
nesday. February 24. at :2
afternoon. Interment private.
WANTED.
:15 in the'
I TO LET.
To LET—FIVE ROOMS.
floor. No. l Burbank St. Dent $12. in-
quire .\'o. l Burbank St 1'23 3t
T0 LET—HALF 0F
house. 6 rooms and one in attic All
impro1e1nents. \\ 11rd street
llMain. H Y. Carr, 224 Main St. 1'23 “it
»WANTED-—-G1RI.
housework in small family.
good cook and laundress.
Must be
WANTED—POSITION BY
garian woman as servant in
family.
perienced. 13 Lexington Ave.
WANTED—A RENT 0F 5 ROOMS
for two adults. Moderate rent. 8. F. ‘
1’.. care Sentinel. t22 8t
WOULD PUT PIANO—1N
l1otne_ Who will take beautiful mahog-
any upright piano on free storage?
“ouid prefer to place with party who
could buy after fair trial. If you want
a piano cheap, address at once. F. M.
care Sentinel. 1'20 3t
. SITUATION WANTED -— EXPER-
Ienced retail clerk, omce man, cot-rear
pendent. desires position in store, of-
fice on manufactory. Can promote
sales; or reduce costs. Good record.
Local references. Box 45, Sentinel.
£17 9t
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con-
suit
“'ILLIAM J. MOORE
Ol’TlCIAN
Room 6, Keelt‘r Building,
No. 155 “"ushington St.
Opposite Hoyt‘s Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 6:30 to 9.
N. Y. address—727 5111 Ave., 9 to
4 p. m. daily. ,
. «fi§‘$
Examiner '11:.
U. s Patentomwl
I 87 6 w 1! 88 3
Security Bldg..1115 Mair. %'
name-1:110:11. co. .1-
'Oou1) Dru-O"-
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One Cent
Sale
lBIand'a Iron Pills. .. . .. .10c; 2 for 111:
IWhiti: Pine Cough Syrup.25e; 2 for 26¢
H'. A. MEAD, Mgr
B No. Main St. So Norwalk.
MOR—E CHAIN PRAYERS 1X11 EAST-
TIIN CONNEUI‘ICUT.
BOLTON. Feb. 23. ——-"The Chain
Prayer" has just been received in this
town, from a woman 70 years old.
{Here is the remarkable document be-
ing sent through the country. —
“A Chain Prayer."
The following has been sent to me
and I send it to you.
Oh Lord. I implore thee to bless all
mankind and to take us to dwell in
eternity. This is 11 copv of an Ancient.
prayer Co py it and see what happens.
It is said in Jerusalem those who re—
ceive it and make a wish will get it.
and if you do not c0py it some mis—
fortune will come into your life. Copy
' - It nine times and each day send'it to
some friend on the ninth day you will
receive some. Messing and be delivered
' '. from some calamity.
l . _Don't break the chain
Don"t forget your name."
This is an exact copy The woman
who sent this could ill affotd to take
the 18 cents for nine stamps from
her food money to satisfy her super-
ntition. How many times nine times it
has .bcen sent there is no way of
selling. The chain prayer comes wrap-
' bed in such mystery. sent from no one
. _Irn0wa who. from out of the past.
' I Barthel Wants havoqnielt 1111111111.
FOR GENERAL:
1'23 ti"
HUN- ;
private .
(‘ah speak English and is ex—,
122 31‘
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“NR room for one or two men.
‘ro LET—4 ANDS
ments, also 5
the latest itnprovements.
:located. Rent reasonable.
Washington street.
ROOM AI’ ART
Inquire 76i
i'ZO 3tl
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TO LET—HOUSE WITH EVERY'
modern improvement and convenience,
'in best residential part of city.
.tral. Inquire 18 Taylor Ave,
West St.
TO LET—FURNISHED
family. Centrall1 located
lights. telephone, bath.
ate. R. J. Smith, 33 Spring St., CitI’.
To LET—LARGE STORE. 44 WA-
ter street. Inquire Edward Farrell,
Haviland street.
FIRST ‘
DOI'BI 1."
FRONT?
Private,
Elertricl
Rates modern, was sent home Yesterday.
1 FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—19H DE’I‘ROITER. AS
good as new.
handsome roadster.
~37 Railroad avenue.
J. W. M eloche,
FOR SALE—FARM
barn. fine place to raise a lot 011
lchickens and turke) s. and fruit. Near
Norwalk only $2,150.1’art cash, also
“ {‘20 6t
MANY CASES IN THE NORWALK
HOSPITAL.
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0911.! in direct contrast to the dull times,
near alleged, the .\orwalk liospital since
£16 (it last Saturday has been the mecca oil
lactivity, no less than nine patients
either leaving or being admitted to the
institution.
Samuel Bonner, of Smith street,
David .I Camp. of Riverside avenue.
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{was discharged yesterday.
TO LET—HOUSE 7 Roons 79l Mrs. Eva Franklin, of New Canaan,
VI oodyvard Aye. Rent $15 Inquire of also went home yesterday.
The South Norwalk Trust Co ‘16 tf‘ Frank Damico, of Ilelden Hill. Wil-
ton. was brought to the institution fo1,
surgital treatment, having rece' ed 1.1
ifractured scapula as the result of a"
“1 IN fall.
Benjamin Friendtnnn. of Connecti-
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT
or telephone 60.
129 if
out av,enue was operated on last night
" tor a1 ute appendicitis
East Wasnington street, East Nor- , ‘
walk. Partial improvements rent John Simile. of how (unaau. enter-
312.00. Inquire 64 South Main street, led WM] 11 "8”“er “gm mg'
iwas admitted today and operated on
20x60. Rent $20.00.
ISL Inquire on premises.
'ro LET—ATTRACTIVE sronn,
87 North Main 1 street,
114 ”1 treatment.
I Mrs. Mary Raymond. of Charles B.
' was brought in for medical
! Mrs. 1311111119111
ed to Sentinel oihce.
"'MISEELLANEOYJ'S.
St. inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102 underwent an Oil“? PLUM!
Taylor Ave. Tel 1166-5. D30 “1 “’T‘
__ a..,_._-__-_--__...-.,- _ 4 bonus murky 151..\v1~:11 .11111165'1'.
,2 E" IN SIL-‘HRHIHN
LOST. ' -
LOST _ SII'N'ER CIGARETTEIS‘M'.I‘“0 'fiu'n "11 Shot John Barium-i
case, last Thursday night at Catholic I“ Self-d“ “‘IW‘
Club banquet. Initials upper right; ‘ ‘ , - \' ‘
hand corner, 11‘. P. Reward if return- MF‘R.”""‘§' 191111. 3'" ""l” N 'f
ello, nllus l'rnnk 1‘111'11l1111'1-tl11. clung-
“5 Inlet! with the murder of John lhu'blvri.
lot Dobbs It1111'..\‘. \'.. on ."1111.l;1_1‘.
I11 I's arrested here \D‘lltl‘il 11 I11 1l11'
' MADAM ESTELLA —- 19 1: .17.
both St. Medium and Fortune Teller.
lPast, present and future.
1 a specialty.
local police. Hiilrinls from New \111k
lstute came lure lust night and took
lhit'n buck to liobbs Ferry. llc w:1l\ed
Imimdition pt'octcdinus St 1'\1llo s:'1_1.~'
Hours 10|hc shol Bnt'bicli I11 self-ticlcmo dIIr
la. 111. to 10 11. n1. Business and Health
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int: :1 1111111'rel.
buyers.
92 Wall street.
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disease. Be wise, try Chiropractic.
STAMFORD SO. NOR\\'ALK
9 to 5 7 to 8 n1!!!
1:. BAR'IHOL, D. C.
.. Painless Chiropractor,
63 Meadow Street, South Norwalk.
ON THE WAR PATH—T0 RENT
or sell your houses. lots, farms. Ilave
Bring list, Wilson's Real Es-
tate, Insurance & Auctioneer Agency.
11'17 (it
The doctor of the future will give no
medicine. but will interest his patients.
in the care of the human frame. the
spine, and in cause and prevention of
GAINS 4D PIIIIIIIIS
III 40IAI8
REMARKABLE RESULTS OF THE
NEW TISSUE BUILDER TONO-
LINE TABLETS IN MANY CASES
OF RUN-DOWN MEN AND WOM-
EN.
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Provo It Yourself by Buying a Box
of i'onollne Tablets Now.
"By George, I never saw anything
like the effects of that new treatment.
Tonoline Tablets. for building 11p of
weight and lost nerve force. It acted
more like a miracle than a medicine,"
said a well-known gentlemanvyester.
day In speaking of the revolution that
had taken place in his condition. “1
began to think that there was nothing
on earth that could make me fat. 1I
tried tonlcs, digestives, heaVy eating.
111‘ ALL GIDD STORES
lIOADLEY FILES
Carleton E. Hoadley. referee in
bankruptcy for New Haven county.
as special master. has filed a report in
the United States court. overruling the
excetions of certain creditors to the
confirmation of comosition made by
Soloway & Kata of New Haven. bank-
rupts. The matter had originally been
r1"‘rred to tl‘I‘e late Henry G. Newton
as special muster. but before he made
a report he died. Accompanying the
report of Mr. Hoadley, filed yesterday.
REPORT.
itors that the action of Mr. Hoadley,
as special master. be reviewed by
Judge Edwin S. Thomas.
A WISE MERCHANT
classified "For Sale" columns.
authenticated 111.11.111.11 Wilteeil'
on you. ‘ 1 1 ‘
11W
was a motion of the. objecting cred- ‘
advertises his goods. 1If he cannot do
it in a large way. he uses the Sentinel,
Call
diets. milk. beer and almost every-
thing else you could think of.
Any man or woman who is thin
can recover normal weight by the
best new treatment Tonoline Tablets.
"1 have been tlfin for years and be-
gan to think it was natural for me
to be that way. Finally I read about
the remarkable processes brought
about by use of Tonoiine Tablets so I
decided to try them myself. Well,
when I look at myself in the mirror
,now, I think it is somebody else. I
{have put on just forty pounds during
the last forty'days, and never felt
stronger.
Tonoline Tabs are a powerful induc-
er to nutrition. increases cell-growth.
food, increases the number of Mood-
corpuscles and as a-necessary result
builds up muscles. and solid healthy
flesh, and rounds out the figure.
For women who can never appear
stylish in anything they wear because
of their thinness this remarkable
is a beauty maker as well as a form
builder and o'ert'ie strengt‘tener
Tonoiine Tabs cost $1 for a 50 days'
treatment. at druggtsts, or mailed by
American.Propriet‘a1-y" (10.. 11011011.
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\I'ill sell at 5.11 r1hce. A,
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near acres of good land good house and’
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and ti rooms with all good large lot in Norwalk. Price $150..
CentrallygAddFefis Box 314. South Norwnlk.
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TO LET—~71 ROOMS ATS? $11qu 1 .\'orwnlk was admitted yesterday 11nd.
treatment may prove a. rsvelation.'.-I[t '
ANOTHER VESSEL SUNK IN WAR ZONE.
Continued l'rom Fir“ Page.)
old. which was not cvt'n injured.
The front of the house Wits cut off as t'lt'anlyastbougl1
it had been done by a gigantic knife. The \lillt'lll'L' of the
explosion shook the neighboring llt)li.\t‘.\ and broke wind—
dows within 21 wide radius.
1\ftc1‘ droppingr the bombs, the Zeppelin lllSitIllit'Lll't'll
rapidly over the scat. It cvilltntly 11 us 11:;111111-11 by Illl<1l>
it 11111111 from the
sea directly to l'ontint'ttc: crossing the city at the
of il> gl't'att'st width.
we]l—at'tlunintcd with the locality. s'mvt
lmilll
A 11111;: Herman pcnuzaut attuthwl to
:1 sack containing sand. was fouorl on 1111' roof of 21 house
near one of llllht‘ 1111111ol'1s'bc11 and ltautlul ovcr to thc mili-
tary governor.
L1).\'l)11.\'.
Army.
l"t'b. 23. 1.2115 p. 111.——'l'11c Russian 'l'cnth
according to an official rcport made by
(irnnd llukc Nicholas. the Russian l'onmlandcr 111 i'hicf in
the
battlc 111 East Prussia. now stands at bay along:
which.
the field, is minus Ollt‘ of its crops as a 1'csult of
last big
the line of the Narcw. ‘lobl' and Nit-111m Rivers within
Russian territory.
The latest Russian offuinl thlllilllllllltitlltill rtlntcs
numerous lholalitl engagtmtnts '111 this region. \\'llltll may
mean that :1 counter oi'fcnsiv c is now in progress, but oi
this there is no confirmation,
(ht thc southern flank also the Russians have report—
cd local sttt't'csscs, but tltccc are not admitted by \"1—
enua. which claims that all the Russian counter attacks
have been repulsed with heavy losses to the Russians.
lloth sides claim the capttu'c of many prisoners. and
while thc lighting has bet-n without dciinitc result. it is
evident that"thc strugglc for thc passes in the mountains
has been cxtrctnly sanguium‘y and that the combats in
(ialit'ia have assumed a more violcnt character.
ll.\Zl".llRi)l'(.'l\', via l’aris. I’cb. 23.3135 :1, 111.—A
‘soldicr priest was saying muss yesterday in a t‘llllit‘ll :tt
Elvcrdingtic. hear “was.
the building. .-\ portion of tin missilc tumt tl11'o';_;|1
the roof and Sllllt‘K the p11»! on 1.111 head. Although his
condition is serious. there are hopes for his recovery
when a (icrtnau shell cxplodcd
over
\\ .\.\'l l.l'.\'ti'l'( l\. l1'1b. Jy-l’rcsidcnt \\'Il<o~l views
”It“ sinking of lllt‘ North
Scat. :1~ :1 tragic :11‘1'i1icnt. he told callers today. has
been unofficially l'lfol'lllcd tbut Itcl' captain was not foi‘
Ilc uddcd that
warnings bad bctn f‘l\"tll ibut Ill'lllth' 11111 pluntttl ill lll‘
.~‘1111cr1v.'111 stcamcr livclyn, in lll'.‘
:1111I
lowing 1'1 safe route lunl ott for him
arcn 111 which the [.1 tlyn was sunk.
yct tlt'tcrtu'lnt'sl
unit's from
and the use
Illt'l‘i.‘
which
'l'lu' l't'csjtlr'ut indifutcd Ilc has not
\\‘lit.‘lllt‘l' replies will be sent" to '1l1c l't't‘L‘III
Germany and (ircal lli‘lliilll on lllt‘ war zoncs
“fit:
()I Illt .‘\l it'nn flag. llt‘ said. however.
nothing imtc (lern: :111 or linglisb
muse the l "miuttd 51. 1-1115'. to vhuugc its position.
Cltlt‘t’l' that the cut: rc subject undct'
l.'11ofl'1t'inlly it 111..» b.‘ '11 said i' is probablv that 111)
would
Ht‘ indi-
t‘ 1111~11l1.'1':l"
litilt‘b'
was still
lion.
rcplics will be made.
l‘lil'l'llllt’llL-U), Feb 23. thc
:md (11 rmunh at several points on the “A <lt‘i"l butllc from
out: lu . of Austrians
1111' 11.1'11111'1 '1; the l\ll,\‘.\‘i:tli\ in an ol'i'u'ial com1111111it'11ti1111
issued last lllght. It is slutcd in l':tstc1'u t'1.tlit'1:1.
southeast of St.1llisl:111,t1vo brigades Austrians
l 1111'
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driv ch oil with the loss of l 51'!) p1"'i.\'outt.~'. including
lbc t‘ommullicztiiou
officers and stm :1'1l 111:11l1111c guns.
follows:
"Fighting continues on the right bank of the lobt' and
the Nurt‘w. .'\n encounter of
secondary intportaucc occurred 11c:11't.}rod11o thc
in isolated engagements.
on
I ypskov road in which we uttutkcd1111'f'1c'1111nus.
""'lbt guns of the fortress \v'c1c lls'ctl attivcly and ti'
fcctivcly in the fighting 111 th: tissowctz (list11tt.()n thc
road from Loni/.11 we took Jodwabuo after a ficrcc com-
bat. The enemy took the oil'cnsiyc in cmtsidcrablc force
in tltc I’rzasny 57. region.
“Vic captured 501' cm] v'11 nuts on the toad bctwctn
Racionz and llonsk. taking fivcl hundred (1cr1uau prison-
crs 011 the left bank of the \ istula.
"Attacs of the enemy 011 the north bank of the Film,
in the district .of Lopuszuo were repulsed.
“It has been definitely learned that the Austrians sul-
fcrcd vcrv heavy losses north of Zakliszyn. in Western
(ialicia, on 11011.17.
“After tapturing the Inights of Smoluika
Lttpkow Pass in the Carpatliie .ns, our troops repulsed rc-
pcatcd counter attacks of the Austrians, who reached :1
point within a few paces of our positions. but were forc-
cd back with .l1cay y losses.
“The Germans delivered four attacks against the
height of Mylo lxoziourka, 0n» the flight of Feb. 20, but
casl of
were driven back. \\e had carried the bill. which 11 is
an important part of the enemy‘s position.
“We attacked the Austrians south of Stanislau '111
Eastern Galicia and drove back two brigades after a cent-
bat in which the bayonet sometimes was used. \\'c- took
here 1,500 prisoners, including 20 officers and several
machine guns."
LONDON, Feb. I8 (delayed by ccnsor).—Tlte 'lrltisb
steamers” Highland Brae. Hemisphere and I’otaro and the
sailing,r ships Sumatra and \\ ilfred have b en sunk on the
Atlantic, presumably by the human cruiser 1\arlsruhc.
The crews and passengers from all these vessels were
landed at Buenos Aires by the (rermau steamer Hlolgei‘.
"the sinking of these five vessels and in additlou.
the British steamer Viscount Humphrey's, was] reported
from Buenos Aires on leb. 18. The Buenos A'lres dis—
patch, however, said that it was the German auxiliary
cruiser Kron Prinz Welhclm and not the Karlsruhe, which
sank them. This version probably.~is correct- as. it was »
given by men on board the Helger.‘
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A&P-
SPECIALS
”"1 l'lt)tir,al1;t_{ . . . . . .1.
but i'I‘t'amt-t'y lluttt-r, :1 pound
.‘\l(11111' Potatoes. :1 pct'k ..................... . ..... 18¢
Maine Potatoes. :1 ‘.1"sl cl .......................... - b5¢
Telephone 909
STEAMER SANTA MARTA TOWEDI
.\'l~2\\' YORK. Ftb.
F1 uit (‘ompany’s stcamcr Santa Marta.
'Wlili'li lost her rudder
Cape Hatteras. and is being towed to
this port b).
ported 1,»).
miles south of Scotland Lightship. She
was title to reach Quarantine at mid
THE GREAT A. 81 P. TEA CO.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
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‘ TO PORT.
23. v'l'he I‘riited
Lyn ptioual \ alm- ~ in
last week off, (‘l'it'l'.ii\ st‘ttnls
1 10C yard
\VUI'III up to 2711'
n wrecking tug, was re-
wireless this morning 81
turd.
Free D:livery
Special Sale
I'clcgraph L'oinpany's Copct. hagcn
])I‘l\'alt‘ message from
‘ llerl.1'1 states that today was the
first "brcad day"
‘ in the lultcr city. Every Herman rccciv-
ctl :1 ticket curly in the lilol'lllllg entitling.r him to his sup-
ply. livery member of the imperial family as well as the
humblcst households were included '111 the distribution
without distinction.
PARIS. l' cb. 23.-t'oloncl Marchaud, of Fasltoda
fa111c.b:1s been promoted to the rank of brigadicr-gcner-
al. He retired from the army some t'unc ago, bttt offer-
cd his services at the outbreak of hostilities and was
appointcd :.1 colonel, the rank he held upon his retirement.
He has distinguished I13111selfscvcrul times upon the
field.
PARIS. l1'cb. 23. 3:30 a. 111,~—-\\'l1cn tension between
'l'urkcy and (ircct‘c was greatest lust wcck. says the I‘ctit
I’arisicn, the Turkish Minister (1‘ Solid asked the Bulgar—
ian Government if it would pcrmit 'I'urkish troops to pass
through lulgaria for an nit: ck upon (ircccc should war he.
dcclarctl. l‘rctuicr Ratloslavotf replied. the paper asserts.
that neither country would b'c permitted transport
troops across llulgat'iztn tcrr'1tory.
to
P't‘l). 23.~~llci111ite 'mi't'u'matitm
fate of lllll'lt't‘ll 11f tl‘c
\\'.\.\'l|.lXti'I'(lf\'.
I11 Iltt'
{IS
the .1\111c1"1can
stcumcr l".vclv11. blown 11p oil' the (Sermon coast, who were
rcportctl to havc rowcd for the Holland coast after tltc
vessel struck. has not yet reported here. The only of—
llt'iul word which had bet-.1 received1v:1<i'1'omtl1cAmeri—
1'1'111 t'ons'ul at liremcn. who 1 11 Sunday night reported the
lllt‘
(lfilt'iuls heard today through unofficial sottrt't's that
only the captain and fom'tt't'u 1111'111bc1‘s 11" 1‘21.» l".'.cl_\‘n's
crew had been lit't'OllllII'Il for, .-\H of the pztl‘ty.1'.‘it'cpi one
safe in :1 hospital at
tl1t'i1'1't'at'1tc by :1 litttcb pilot
crew of
sni'cty of crew.
who died front exposure 11‘1rc
ll1'1tntr:l11vc11 iol1o111n1
ship.
l‘.'<".l{l.l.\'. 1"1:1 I‘zu'is. l'cb, 23'. 111135 :1. 111.-» \11 inspir-
1'rl '~t 'l-- Nos-1i liculschc .\llgcmcinc Zcitung'
replies to (lcnmnds that th-' llt'lvspzipt'l‘s bo' pcrutittcd to
discuss the war and what should be done if (it'rmauy
‘l)i.<t'ttssion of future
timc is considered inadvisnb'c by political and
It (MINA, however, that
which will be tl11'
events. such discussion will be permissible.
"\\'hc11 this time coutcs.'u “the Government
will be thankful for the support of public operation. and
there will be no disposition to prevent the people from
publicly discussing terms of peace."
mum in the
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at this
military
at the
of
VICIOI'IUIIS. Ilt‘ilt‘t‘ ICI‘IIIS
lcudcrs, the article says.
propcr timc. decided. by- course
llllllll‘."_\'
says.
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lilillHN, l’cb. 23. by 1 irclcss tclcgraphy to London,
:20 1.1n.'——I'hc(1c'1'man War ()fficc today gave out :1 re
1
port on the progtcss of the i1 «hunt, which reads as fol—
lowsz
“In thc westcrn arena of the war: ”to Calais fort-
ress was freely bombarded (innng' the night of Feb. 21—
22 with missiles from an airship.
“Yesterday the French again delivered an’ attack in
the Champagne district to the north of l’crthcs. but
' with decreased forces. Each of their advance move—
ments broke down under 0: r fire. At Aillcy and Aprc-
mont, the French forces were driven back to their posi-
tions after having first secured some minor successes.
“In the Vosgcs the qaiillckopf to the 1101th of winch]—
bach has been taken by storm. there has
been nothing of importance to report on the western line.
“In the eastern arena of the fighting: An advance
attempted by the Russians with forces quickly gathered
together from Grodno. moving in :1 northwestcrly direc—
tion, resulted in failure. 'I he number of cannon taken
in the pursuit of the Russians after the battle of the Ma-
zuriau Lakes has been inure sed to over 300,;11111 includes
10 pieces sof heavy calibre
"Io th: northw'cstzot' Ossowctz, north of Lobza. :1nd
in the vicinity of P1711. nysz Ibc' lie qltting continues. (I11
the \ istula to the cast of l’lock, \"L hate advanced fur—
thcr into the Wysz'o-grotl distr' ct.
"In Poland, south of the Vistuln. an advance by a
Russian division 011 our positions on the Rawka River
has been repulsed."
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C(ll‘l't‘SI)Oli(lL‘III SIX'YS a.
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