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January 13, 1915
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A DRAMATIC MOMENT IN THE FIGHTING ZONE
A scpud of French cyclists out on a scouting expedition that discovered that
they are under fire from German snipers and have taken advantage of the!
shelter of a small house on the roadway to spy out the enemy before proceeding
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SOLDIER
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he wears a rifle strapped to his
back. His dog he slips from
the leash whenever there are
wounded men to be found in
a wooded area.
RUSSIAN INFANTRY SETTING OUT FOR
THE FRONT FROM WARSAW
The Government of the Czar has permitted such
photographs to be taken to show that Ivan Ivan
ovitch is a big, husky fellow with warm clothing
and modern equipment. He and his kind have
died by- the tens of thousands in recent clashes.
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FUNERAL OF GARipALDIANS WHO FOUGHT FOR FRANCE
Services over the bodies of these two members of the regiment of Lieutenant Peppino
Garibaldi were held only 500 yards from the first lines of trenches. Their leader himself
met death later on the same day. He took an active part in the Madero revolution in
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MODERN SIGNAL CORPS OF SCOTS ,
WHA HAE WI' WALLACE BLED'
The Scottish regiments who have gone to the
Continent to scotch the Germans' advance still
cling to the uniform of tradition, except that
the gaily colored kilt of old now consists of
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BELGIUM'S UNHAPPY HISTORY REPEATED IN POLAND
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8UFFRAGIST8 WHO URGE WOMAN'S MOVEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTIVE PEACE
Thee are the delegates who recently met tn Washington and drew up a pronouncement declaring that universal suffrase will
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bring about lasting peaee. From left to right, beginning With the gray-haired woman fn the shawl, they are- Mrs, Carrie Chaoman
iuowara tnaw, Mrs. Menry VUUrd, Mrs. Anna Garland Spencer, Mrs, Pethick Lawrence, oi England, and Mis
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TRADE COMMISSION
George Foster Peabody, NewYork bank
here Shown as he left the Wh ire House execu
tive offices the other dsy al er a eonfereM
with the President. The pii ture shows Ji-
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