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trri nkGlN PLAmtNG
MOVEMENT ON SOMkE
.t-nfj fr.m r On.
rtir the approval oi thti Slav com-
tiiwn .-.. ui Va A&AhKA1 frrttw
f-VIn Aurln M """ " . .1-.;
R IwAit-ihlrd Mbcrian IUI1M told htm
,Vrrt berman Infantrymen who were
C JiiaonttS had kcn "tabbed behind
Mken prisoner.. """ , j.. with
lnam.oned )omc.r o the Don
3Tto kin r prisoners. . A ,
? i.i n nn order of August 2
. as fallow: , . .
I ' irvmradell Wntn WB RUBck, )"")
1' kl keefl In mind, that Austrian-, can do
istrten pVunr. bu that at1Ltia- " rar
I possible, hll bo massacred.'
FREKCH ENGAGE GERMANS
' IN 17 Altt FIGHTS IN ONE DAY
, 'along the somme front
, PAnia, Bepu ja.
,, following- statement on nerlM opera
frMti Issued by tho War omca this
"On3tlie Somme front our aeroplanes
jt In Avnfn flfrhtii vesterdav.
?wo oerrtn machines wcro brought
down, one toward Avlcourt, the other
in the environs of Molslalns. northeast
of rcronne, Four other enemy ma-
h ln appearca io do Bcrrauniy bwh-
sred. On tho night of Beptemper is,
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cur biuwv" ....--. ---
1 lectlles and eighty-seven snoits on t'.ie
" itttlons and barracks at aulscard,
where two explosions followed and fire
broke out. Twenty-four shells were
thrown upon the railway station at
Rolsel nd military 'depots at Ilaudrl
eoort. seventy-four shells on enemy
workt In the region bt Main, thlrty
two oh camps In tha region of D.-tm-vHlefs
and six on the station al Moht-
On' the mo night another group
i.j .i, a rt!1rtrttiw hnhf n i inn,
fv one hundred and five shells ttere
thrown on tne station at Tiiionvmo una
szty on the military factory at Ilaut
Fourneiux. In the course of this bom
bardment one of our machines suc
ceeded twice in dropping sis shells at
llsut Pourneau Ami Kombach. Six
were dropped on thtf railway from Mots
' to Pont-a-aiousson.
d , .
(AUSTRIAN AIRMEN SHELL
ITALIAN ADlUATIt! COAST;
DOMRS HIT AIRSHIP SHED
VIENNA, Sept 1J. An Austrian air
squadron made an effective raid upon tho
Italian coast Monday night, tha Admiralty
announced toddy. The following report was
Issued:
On the night of September 11-12 an
Auslro-Hungarlan haval' air squadron
attacked the airship shed at Deal, tho
Falconara railroad fetation and the de
fensive batteries at Ancona.
Several bombs hit the airship shed.
All the aeroplanes returned unharmed
despite the (Ire directed upon them by
anti-aircraft batteries.
lTALIAK8 JOIN Itf BALKAN
K 1W1VKJ JfKENUH AND SERBS-
GAIN IMPORTANT PQINTS
PA1UB, Sept. IS.
Ittlian troops have Joined In the general
Allied offensive In. Greece and are fighting
attr Bittkovodsuma, It was officially an
Mctd today.
Despite heavy Bulgarian resistance, the
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FRENCH WEDGE ON SOMME
The latest French exploit in the
capturo of a village midway be
tween Comblcs and Pcronne places
them in a position where they can
virtually control the important
highway between Pcronne and
Baupaume, as indicated by the
arrow in the lower part of tho
map. By widchlhfr this wedge they
will threaten the Gcrmari positions
north and south. Moreover, the
Allies are thus brought nearer to
the important railroad supply line
between Lille and Peronne, which
has been of immenso value to the
Germans. The map affords a view
of the entire fighting line north
ward to the isea, the shaded area
representing the ground gained by
the Allies since they opened their
drive in Jply.
Serbians are continuing their advance.
Tllby have occupied an Important position
north of Covll arid nro tuhanclng toward
ICaltmatclmlad. South of Ostrovo Lake, the
Wench made an Important advance.
Allied artillery 1 1 bombarding enemy
positions on both sides of the Vardar.
Kollowlntr Is tho statement on operations
In the Balkans Issued by the War Office:
On tho Struma front no change In the
situation was reported. The cannonade
continues violently In he region of
Mount Belts.
Italian troops are engaged In a battle
In the direction of Butkovo and Dzum&.
On both sides of the Vardar allied
art Hery violently bombarded Bulgar
ian organizations north of Macakovo
and Majadag.
On our left Wing tho offcnslvo opera
tions of the Serbian army continue ac
tively dosplte sharp resistance by tho
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vians ocouped an Imiiottant position
5l!!IAcon.llct Wnlch "wltiil In heavy
losses for the enemy m the direction
or Kajakcalan advnncea Serbian de
wchrntnta are mate ng progress In a
running battle. Northwest and west of
Lake Ostrovo thero were violent en
Bfment, m the course of nghtlng
to the southwest of tha lake our troops
made a marked advance. Our artillery
111 .ft t0 vfM positions occupied by
the Ilutgarlans.
TEUTONS FAIL-TO RELIEVE
RUSSIANS PRESSURE NEAR
HALICZ AND ON MOUNTAINS
PnTHOOItAn. Ronl in -r...i .w.,.
Io weaken th tlentnlne vein nt th iinaitmia
on Italics resulted In complete failure yester-
v".."" "Br ul,ce announceil today that
Hi. RuMlftn had frustrated attempt by
their foes to cross tho Bystrltsa lllver to
tho south of Jesupol, one of the bullying
defence of Halle.
Tho official war report follows:
"Southward of Jczupol an enemy at
tempt to cros tho Bystrltsa was frus
trated by our troops.
"In the wooded Carpathians enemy
counter-attacks against the heights In tho
region of tho upper rler Cxnrny-Chere-mosch
wero repulsed.
RUSSIANS CAPTURE CAUCASUS
VILLAGE IN SNOWSTORM; TURKS
HEAT RACK FOE NEAR OGNOTT
LONDON. Sept. IS. -Sweeping forward
Io a snowstorm, the Russian troops In the
Cnutssus captured yesterday the mountain
south of Plrdjanl and the heights along the
niver Mnsladaraksl. In the Ognott Bector
the Turks thrust bnck the forces of the
Grand Duke Nlchoins and recaptured their
former positions. On tho Persian frontier,
south of Deobend. the Ottotnnns were also
successful In winning ground.
The Itusalan oITlo'nl report of today
reads:
Caucasus frontOur detachments
captured the pyrnmldlcal mountain
south of the Milage of l'lntjanl and
occupied tho heights on tho left hank
of the river Masladaraksl.
Snow fell In tho mountains and thcro
was frost.
The Turkish announcement of September
10 says: ,
Turkish forces pushed back the en
emy hhd occupied thr heights south Ot
Deobende, on the Persian frontier.
Caucasus front tn the Ognott sec
tor, on September I, the enemy at
tacked repeatedly, but was completely
repulsed. The enemy had occupied a
portion of Height 2112, but was pushed
back by n counter-attack. The Turks
recaptured all their former positions.
On the n!(ht bt September 1-0 and
the following day the enemy nttacked
In the Ognott sector with two divisions.
After gaining a temporary tooting In
our positions, ho wao ejected by a
counter-attack. Our positions lire com
pletely In our hands.
DEATH IN DEFECTIVE CASTING
Cnuse of Quebec Dridtio Disnstcr Ofll
cinlly Determined
QUI.UIiC. Sept IS. Failure of a casting
was responsible for the disaster of Monday
when the central span of the new bridge
across tho St. Lawrence collapsed. It was
ofuclally stated today. After a thorough
Investigation, the St Lawrence and Do
minion Bridge Company Issued this state
ment: Careful examination by tho Board of
Engineers and our own engineers Indicates
that tho center span of the Quebec bridge
was lost through tho failure of a casting
on a lifting girder on which tho span had
been resting with n greater lond for tho Inst
six weeks. ,
"The cantilever nrms were hot Injured
In hy way and prcp-irntlons nr.o now under
way to replace the center span ns soon as
practicable."
DEAD WOMAN IDENTIFIED
Special Policemen Successfully Canvass
City With Photographs
Special policemen yesterday went to the
morgue and obtained a photograph of an
Unidentified woman who had been found
dead In an alley near tl9 South Second
street on Sunday night.
Kach took the photograph to tho southern
section of tho city and started a ayMemntlc
canvass of every house In tho vicinity of
tho place whero the body wns found.
Finally they learned that a person answer
ing tha description of tho dead Ttoman was
missing from a Webster street house. After
a canvass of every house In the street tho
photograph of the womsn was Identified
by Miss Slarlan Becker as that of her
mother. The woman. It had been supposed,
wns visiting friends In New Jersey.
CENTER COUNTV GRANGERS
(JIVE SUFFRAGE 111(1 BOOST
11,000 Hear Cause of Women Urfred in
Annuat Outing
STATU COt.LITOK, Pa.. Sept. IS Rleven
thousand persons today Joined In a m'ghty
demonstration for equal suffrage at the ah
nuat center County cifahge tCncampment at
Center Hall. This day was set apart by
the Oranters, who are here for ft ten-day
outing, for a fitting observance ot the wom
an's rights movement to which the National
and State grange nr dedicated,
WaRon Hits Motorcycle; Rider Hurt
The patrol wagon of the Front and
Master streets police station ran Into a
motorcycle shortly before noon today while
answering kh alarm of tire. On the motor
cycle were Herman Wuckerer, J4 years old.
tilrch nnd ntchmond streets, driving, nnd
Frank Oppeeker. II years. 70S tltchmond
street, bn the rehr teat. Tho machine was
demolished tVuclterer was taken to St.
Mary's Hospital by tho patrol wagon. Buf
fering from bruises nnd cuts on the body;
Oppeeker was uninjured. The fire was In
the home of Mrs. Mary Hunter, 114 Itlch
mond street, nnd was caused by nn over
heated stove pipe.
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BAN ANTONIO, Tex., Sept IS A sec
ond day marked by no new eases of para
typhoid and by the Isolation of n new sus
hects has been recorded in the New York
division, lteports from Ran Antonio Indi
cate tho presence of paratyphoid nil along
the border.
Decline Cili to LvMUrn CWe f efejstl
CnDATt HAl'lDS. la., fcept. lS.-fc
Joseph Newtoh, eliht years oatoe ottlM
Liberal Chutch here, tody eabeel I MfS
don declining tn accept a call to tM QIV
Temple, of London, which he refealved klM
June Doctor Newton said he dfctfrot trie
to leave the Untied States.
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Long straight scarf, barrel muff.
September Price $24.00
November Price $30.00
Black Fox Sets
All fur animal scarf, barrel muff.
September Price $26.00
November Price $32.50
Skunk Sets
All fur animal scarf, barrel muff.
September Price $26.00
November Price $32.50
Black Lynx Sets
All fur animal scarf, barrel muff.
September Price $64.00
November Price $80.00
Baftlethlp Gray Fox Sets
All fur animal scarf, barrel muff.
September Pkrice $75.00
November Price $60.00
Koluisky Sets
Long straight scarf, barrel muff.
September Price $88.00
November Price $110.00
Natural Fisher SeU
All fur animal scarf, barrel muff.
September Price $88.00
November Price $110.00
Moleskin Sets
Long straight scarf, barrel muff.
September Price $88.00
November Price $110.00
Dyed Bit Fex SeU
All fur animal scarf, barrel muff.
SepieraW Price $96.00
November Price. $120,00
Cross Fox Sets
All fur animal scarf, barrel muff.
September Price $96.00
November Price $120.00
Hudson Bay Sable Sets
Long straight scarf, barrel muff.
September Price $260.00
November Price $325.00
Kamchatka Blue Fox Sets
All fur animal scarf, barrel muff.
September Price $60.00
' November Price $75.00
French Seal Coat
4 5 -inch flare model, collar of skunk.
September Price $56.00
November Price $70.00
French Seal Coat
A 40-inch model, made from choice
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, September Price $60.00
November Price $48.00
Natural Mutkrat Coat
36-inch model, flare back of selected
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September Price $80.00
November Price4$64.00
Hudson Seal Coat
A'403nch model made from seleet?
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Hudson Seal Coat
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