BZURA

riv., Poland (51° 51’-52° 23’ flows in westerly direction N. of Lodz, then proceeds E. to Lowicz, afterwards turning N. to the Vistula, which it enters opposite Vyzogrod, 40m. N.W. of Warsaw. In the World War the Ru ians held the line of the lower Bzura, continued by its trib. the Rawka, against the Ger. a aults on Warsaw (Nov.-Dec. 1914, and Jan.-Feb. 1915), but withdrew practically without fighting in their great retreat in the latter half of 1915. o C, the third letter of the Latin alphabet; originally there was no distinction between this letter and G. As a numerical the letter signifies 100. C (1/4) c (1/4)