FIUSSIANS PRESS ON Haliez Ablaze. 60 MILES NEARER LEMBERG Russians Claim From Strong Positions On the Mountains-—Fighting Along the Euphrates in the Petro Pet (via Lon arn Gal neemnent rograd don) Aghting in licia the Russians Easto a | Krag annou says, the ok 5,600 more prisoners fed Hallcz Russian troops have occup hetweaen Wodnik movement Way lines ind An offensive semikovitze eport tish offensi River Eu was fubbon FRANCE Will Bring War Appropriz $12,200,000,000. ! i t FOR SECOND NAVAL ACADEMY. Phelan Se: Reso! ires Adoption Of inquiry stion. ore ademy on the on by INE on affect vice show reason mg the efficiency f 1} ser l id be educs han Annapoli exceeds Nn an acaqd n care apacity LAUGHS HERSELF TO DEATH. t Heart Paroxysm. Pottsville, Pa An investigation by that Mary Bofano, a | ears old, who fell dead | atreet Sunday, laugh isath when her lover, whom she was walking, told her heart paroxysm followed instant death he roner shows haraelf Lo BIMOST COL. CHISHOLM ELECTED. land Next Year, Chicago. Col. Daniel V, Chisholm, hington, D. C., was unanimously commander-din chisf of the Spanish War Veterans at the The next reunion held In Cleveland, O BURGLARS HAD MANNERS. sviected Safe They Robbed. Philadelphia Poetic burglars, with touch of Chesterfield as well as of bon vivant, robbed John safe and pledged the pro COLL ARS, ET pockets and PERSHING MAY ing Distance of Force. GENERAL BACK TO % * Between Mex Men For Agreement Ame: Military Concerted Action Against Band. can “an OPERATES TO MAKE HIM GOOD Dr Haiselden Or cidal Cr ens Skull Of Homi iminal Haizelden 1 Oran The liceman 1a ontinue t fevelo] po i ONeCe was afc cused of 1 ed his skull ng on a tumor The pre ireiden open 1 the bone press ure was re and | moved and the phy tumor by will cian will Heal remove the Ted treaty good ent ‘Oran be =n man,’ aid he HOw NEW PENSION BILL PASSED. Month, Washington A bill widows of officers or enlisted men who the Clvil or Mexican or the War of 1812, and who reached the age of 70 years, have pensions instead of the present was passed by the Senate. It al Widows of Civil War soldiers dropped because stored to the roll by the bill SUGAR CARGO BURNED. New York To Naples. Naples Fire broke out aboard the steamer Sophie Cooper while she was bags of sugar the blaze was placed by New York Her captain belleves started by a bomb a German sympathizer in FURIOUS STRUGGLE Allies Their Wedge RR Yell Germans were 1.80 the ey in e town e front Perot attack on WM now Between ourt, ried positions alo [two and a line of of the trent French 29 Villages Regained The cap by the French makes gince the on the ure of Sovecourt and Ch a total of 29 vi! of the of Somme front, Barleaux., one of | positions on this front, [attacks wore French finally | movement taken | fen ive RA Llages start the strongest repeated direct unsuccessful and the resorted to a turning , attacking to the southwes«t | The Germans counter attacked no less than six times In a desperate effort regain lost ground The smashing blows which General Foch has deliveerd and south of the Somme transformed the pointed wadge In the German lines into a square block, which will hammer General von Gallwitg’s defenses till Combles, Peronne and Bapaume fall land the Cerman retreat from the { Noyon salient i= a military necessity With the extension of the battle to the south of the Somme 1,500,000 men | were locked into a five-hour struggle, the upshot of which was a distinet {ain of ground, prisoners and guns for {the Allies, nah have YEAR AGO THIS WEEK September 11, 1915 Great German concentration on Dvinsk-Vilna line Russians repulsed Turks several points in Caucasus. 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