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SOLDIERS KILLED WWADODPLAGESBAN Second Draft Duein April we Nw TWO RUSSIAN GENERALS “ONSALARY BOOSTS O7 Barty Part of May; ro wave rents AS NN SHES FAL acs... <a ee CATED BY TH ERS ity Before Filling Pos itions ° ae. f f men w n districts t Above Gener al Manager Four fifantssinen and Thre Gunners Are Reported WASHINGTON, Feb. 24 Wouns ded noe the Germans: No Attention Paid to Lenine’s Order to Make Vigorous Defense Against Invaders—Trotzky Ill and Unable i to Attend Meetings. 3 BERLIN, Feb, 24.—In their invasion of Russian territory the Ger- ' urkey Dinner Served on Front Line as German Shells man forces | ched Walk, in Livonia, 90 miles northeast of Riga it Was any’ WITH THE AMPRICAN ALKMII i IN FRANCE, Feb. 23 cay t the As# today by the German General Stafl. In Vothynic the Teutom armies marching olated Prens)—Intenne artiliery bom | Whistle By. —- m Luts have of Dubno, ania i) tn. saaeeretr’ plor ass bs Mee "aisatioen pice ee ein tant INTER-ALLIED LABOR been directed at a number of strat-| listening posts and machine gu egical points. Thé damage done has tions, or uled in dugouts wt ‘ ; been unimporta 1 urn ptl i nat the They Will N f Cit nto the interior, going ¢ east from Dvinsk to Mohilef id Vreat Wi Enem \ wkers | VASIUNG TO \ another line to Vitebsk proves they are meeting with practically no resis til The “Recent Plan lor Prar 1 1 ihe § » ‘ y ! tance and -wounding four ondon; ¥ot partment to-day of the t t % rainfalls have prevente RPHUR UE nee RON, B the Diplodiuthe’ Care 1 The vast Russian Army ts aot puttiog up one-hundredth part of 4 plane activity al os! House Committee Approve AO len nounced ny the fight the few Belgian troups did when the Germans entered Bele 7 sector. her i gium. The railroad tracks are not even be Three American being disturbed. It fs the been wounded by enemy fire Our guns replied to three shots for one, firing upon roads over which th: Bill for Regulation of Eatin , easiest conquest of history. Houses and Distribution ed f the port of Reval ig remote ce IMGREASEUN WHEAT PRICE as nee tanding rigidly i WASHINGTON, — Pel om watching for some Bocho provision parties move enemy works, Shells wer n party of # German wire entanglements, S¢ wounded and the others fle lives. Early yesterday a small 1 ses The number of prisouers brought in has beer increased te Geo ~ Generals, twelve Colonels, 433 otner officers and 8,770 men ‘ PETROGRAD, Feb. 21 (via London, Feb. 23).—As the Germans ehine gun fi r ‘ The by ¢ eet Wit = ; i mig Peril There A e owe hem h ay back attle at th neumption, 5 J Wilson 1 Maina ° fire followed them all t ny ‘bask | aft whole a repose he Hk ; : ETROGRAD, Feb. 21 (via in sele flight to 1 The report reca 1. | 9 y ates tion Raising $2 Fixed P “ Feb, 23). —Man # will leave Pat. 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