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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01
Great Season For
Canning Industry

ogden, July 20 ". j Parker pres
idcnl of The Utah Gamers associa-
ton, estimated today that when the
pea season ends within the next few
days $4,000 cases viii have been
packed. OF this number practically
all viii have been canned in the fac
tories of Weber and Morgan counties
This ia q record crop for Utah.
From present indications l,0oo,OO0
eases OF Tomatoes viii bee the output
from the Utah Canucrics this season
according to |. n Pierce of the Utal'
Canning company, who Is tho plonec
Gamer ol Weber county All the rae
torres are getting IN readiness to DO
gin packing tomatoes by August &c.
and moro people will be- employed a.
the work than ever before.
If Weber county were situated near
cr tn the center of population the TO.
matocs that could be raised here woui"
,Ipply the United States, Mr., Pierce
declared today Under present con
ditions, hc said, the Gamers depend "
treat deal upon the consumption be
cause of the high freight rates.
Many of the Canncrlcs Whlch az
not putting up peas are at WORK
.,prirolg The cherries and Other
small fruits have bccu packed. Mon
with the tomatoes some oil the l''
tories will handle peaches.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01
Prominent ChurChmen
Attend Stake Conference
apostle hcbcr j. Grant, President
JoNeph W. McMurrip, Dir. George II.
brimhall and uuclc Jesse Knight
Addresses Large Audiences.

The Alpine stake Conferences, held
III the grove last Sunday. was one of
the most largely attended ever held
mere The day was ideal and tho
CROWDS came in autos, buggies and ON
me electric line The good people of
ileasant Grove entertained the hun.
drcds OF visitors at dinner in their
homes, everybody present being in
Nltod to dine, by someone.
President James II. Clarke made the
report on the condition of the stake,
at the forenoon meeting, and address.
s's were also made by Apostle Heber
D. Grant and Joseph w. McMurrin
whose themes were largely devoted TO
the subject of tithing.
Alter the sustaining of the general
Nhurcll and Stake officers, Uucle Jesse
Knight made Talk on the dcsirability
OF sending the boys aud girls to the
brigham Young University at Provo.
II Gco. II. Brimhall also oulogized
we church university at Provo and
inlpoftuncd the parents to send more
OF lhcir children there to become
teachers as there is an opening for
tWo-thlrds more teachers than the
state furnishes at present, and that
100 al remuncrativc salaries. He also
advised the people TO support the pa
per which refused to carry whiskey
and tobacco advertisements.
resident Joseph McMurrin made a
me address along doctrinal lines.
Apostle llcbcr j. Grant made the clos
ing tail which strongly commended
supporting papers which were clean
ana dld not carry Objectionable adver-
easements, but were suitable for every
members OF the family to read. The
Apostle also dwelt on the prohibition
question. He referred to the petition
signed by 10000 Utah citizens asking
Tor state wide prohibition, and which
was presented in vain to former
legislature. lie said the people should
be cariul to pledge every candidate.
who Is nominated this fall to vote for
law that will give the people the
right TO vote on the question of state
wide prohibition
a combined choir made up from
members of the three wards, led by
DR.. b. Morck, did the singing.
When the conference adjourned lt
was for three months, with the state
ment that the next conference would
probably be held in the new Stake
Tabernacle
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01
ENJAMiN s., hNDON 1;
LYNDON 5, BENJAMIN =

A double header tall gam Was play
cd at Benjamin THURSDAY or'"' ''.',
Induu crd n,lidmlu N''''h 'u'
Salman were the pitchers IN pou'
games. The FIRST ono resulted IN u
1no sided victory for Bonjamll WIN
a score of to !, In the second sam sam
nc score was more evenly ~
game was called in the eighth I'''lut
pa account of darkness, with the SEQ,
slanding eight Tor each side Wn'
have to be- played at some future ual,
The game Wednesday between N'u
crican Fork and Lindou, when wa
not playcd because Of rain, WIZ pro"
obiA plcyod today . ..l f.,
Tho game nest "Wednesday WIZ '
.oot con llndou aud .pamah loih
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01
MANILA NEWS

Mrs. Joseph Little of Alpine is
spending several days in Mantle. the
guest Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A,
Holman.
Mrs Ralph Strong OF Salt Lake
city, is visiting with her grandmother,
Mrs. Christina johnson.
Funeral scrveiccs we're held In tho
Manila Meeting House Thursday over
the remains of Brother Magnus Nell
son was AZ follows.
Opening prayer, n. J. Wadloy; song
by choir. Oh. My Father" Nearer
My God to Thee" Rock OF Ages" Solos
Lead Kindly Light" by Mrs. Chester
&C.. Pulley, Sometimes Wen Under.
stand" Miss Ora Holman.
Speakers: Mr., Jonse Monson. Mr..
G. y, Warwick, Bishop James II. Wal.
kcr of Pleasant Grove Third ward,
Pres stephen H. Chapman and Bishop
II. b. Warwick, all spoke OF the good
work done by Brotncr Nelson. Clos
ing prayer, Alma Radmall
Mrs. Elias Gardner of Salem, Is here
with her daughter. Mrs. II. u. War
nick
Mrs George Monson has been visit
ing AZ Salt Lake with her sister, Mrs
Emma Jorgcnson.
Miss Nellie Ivcrson, who has been
working at the Provo general hospi-
tai Is now home spending her voca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas lvcrson.
Miss Mildred Pattcn OF Provo, In
visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. Il.
Holman
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Little of AL
pine, were Manila visitors on the oath,
Mr. @, W. Ridge OF Provo, was
visitor at Manila Monday and Tues
day
Mr.. VIII Shumway II Vineyard and
Miss Irene Ashton of Lindon were the
guests of Mrs, Luolla Holman Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Jeppcrson have
gone To Idaho for an extended visit
with their children who are now re-
siding there.
Mrs Emma johnson entertained ut
a lawn party Sat. in honor of her son.
| Eldons birthday Those present be-
| Ing Mrs Christina Johnson, Mrs.
Annie Holman. Mrs Martin Monson.
Mrs Frank Meredith the Misses Fern
Bullock, Aryilla and Iilva Meredith.
Inc2 and Kate Monson. Christie and
Stella Johnson, the Messrs Eden John
son. ElwOod Kenneth and Virgil Mere
nth. Reed Macfee. Villas Radmall and
willard Monsou a dainty luncheon
was served and good time was had
by all present
Mr. John Roach has been To Stock
ton visiting with his sister. Mrs Clark.
Mr. and Mrs Davis Harsh Of Salt
Lake are visiting for "A few days at
the home of Mr.. C. Z. Warwick.
MIR Reed Davis of Salem, returned
home Tuesday after spending few
days in Manila, the guest of Mr., How
ard Warwick,
Mr. a. Holman went to Provo Mon
Alpine. with her daughter, Mrs. Jos.
Little
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01
more PInms and ApTicois
r run GroHcrS' Rranch Ouli.
''"g Plum> and ApricotS.

|cia,i,, van Grove Fruit Growers as
b an a, '1lS week sent out order,
(lumey w. branches to quit takini
|lis ac S auo Apricots, The reason ro
|md IU ' If that the association ha.
|entS IN "'' ny assembling tho shin
I Soc,ion,'o 'load lots from the differ
hg IN no, a' results In too much hand
pa arri rJ,n'' OF their being shipped
bother lug IN lrst class condition
\ commi Jason Is that the shippinf
rs has l ho men In the Utah mar
their p'ell unsatisfactory, h1caus.
hE do,oy'plng other consignment
\ asyao,.., "o' mean, however. thai
sc6, p nolon viii not handle IN,
RdrsrIp pear and apple crop. ON IN.
bandl, , . association Is proposinr
ab rroa, "ooNl lIlrco-rourths of wba
\ M. nm, '.'t Ia those fruits n I'm,
" l0'o1 states nov malllur
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01
MARRIED " GRETNA GREEN

The many friends of Mr. aud Mrs.
G. T. Richie are sbOwcring them with
congratulations because OF an event
which took place inFarmington. Utah $
t,yeua Green" last February Mrs.
Richie was thought to be Miss Laura
Walker, tin one day this week, the
secret leaked out that she had been
Mrs Richie for the past six months
Mr. Richie is a telephone ConstruC-
tion foreman Mrs Richie will 20
% sal, axe City next week, where
the happy couple viii make their
home.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01
"ApLLi BROS. WILL SHIP
ANOTHER CAR on ORR

,,har Mauley Bros have almost AN.
,aaa ' care of ore in Pleasant Grove
Ib ey are sun taking out ore, though
NAN are sui taking out ore, though
n t.L, ne Experiencing great difficulty
n sn as care of the running ground
m% "%O'ner part of this issue will h,
has t an article on the strike thai
Irbo, Veeh made the past week in an
In ana %SoCpertly owned by Isaac Wad
"'u T. W. Earl OF Lchi.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01
iiE rows ROOF OrERN
HOT ~, MONDAY, AUGUST

nothing but au epidemic or quaran-
tine can stop 'rhc Town Fool, he's
some character, twas said he camo
rom the mountains OF East Tennessee.
s., here they make their own Ticker
and live the simple life, where nature
kouws no bounds, and the unwrittcn
Jaw Is enforced Special scenery
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01
Pleasant Grove Department

arrangements to market all that wut
pe offered by its members. and indi'
cHtions arc for most favorablc son.
son u, apples, peaches aud pcars Tho
,ocai branch has several ear loads az
knocked down crates aaked i'm ns
warehouse in which the fruit v,il w.
packed VIZ NC
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01

The position of County Superinten-
dent of Schools viii be given to the
progrcgsiycb on the fusion ticket inc
marty is making every cllort 10 m
dncc James II walker 10 accept IN,
nomination. There be- strong tax p'
inducing Mayor j l. llaryc' TO 'Ni'i
he race for The legislature
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01

Mrs. w ] Kirk presented her hus-
band with baby girl this week.
Miss Opal and ORR Wadley are
spending the week In salt Lake City.
During the big storm Wednesday,
tightening tore n number of shingles
off the home of John Adamson.
Plumbers this week did the rough
ing work for the new Intcrurban sta
ton now nearing completion.
Someone who attended conference
aud lost his buggy whip. may get II
by calling on Marshal Frampton.
Miss Pearl Larson, who has been
living In Salt Lake City. is spending
six weeks with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs G. =. Larson.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01

We have recently received news
items too late to run and not signed by
the writer. We don't publish the
writer's mann, but desire that all com
munications be signed TO that we ma!
kouw their source Any Gommul'i'a
lions or news items addressed ne
Nl,w, aud dropped in the post oulV'
ON or before Wednesday, viii r'a'h
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01

Miss Emclyn Lund is visiting rcln.
lives in Mt Pleasant,
u. y. Anderson spent the early part
o' The week in Salt Lake CITY
MISS LIZA Swenson OF Salt Lake
'itl' rs the guest of Mrs. Escra SVEN
son
"iSS ltua Stewart and Mrs. Jennie
Atwood are spending the week in Salt
Lake City
Miss Ann llolmuuist of Salt Lake.
Is here, the guest of Miss Anna Ras-
musson.
Miss Prime Bacon of Provo. spent
last Sunday here. the guest of Mrs.
II, w Jacobs.
Miss Emma Bush and Mother are
spending thirty days at Rigby. Idaho.
'lSltllg relatives.
Mrs. j. r. Halliday aud daughter,
orpha, returned home after spending
a week in Zion.
The Review would like to do your
Job printing. Call us up IS American
Fork n
~ i. Peterson returned HON,
after spending n week visiting his
son, Fritz. In Aberdeen. Idaho.
Mrs, Stina Nelson of Provo. was the
guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
{. j. Larson Tuesday.
Thomas Fenton and wife from
Lynndyl. are spending few days
visiting relatives here
Mrs Frank Meredith gave birth
day party Wednesday, in honor of hcl
daughter, Aryilla.
- l.. Wilson and Thomas Wilson
of Garfield. have been visiting friends
In Pleasant Grove for the past week
y baby girl arrived AT the home q
Bishop H. h. Warwick. THURSDAY
Mother and baby doing fine.
Mrs. $. NJ. Peterson and children {
Salt Lake City, are visiting for tw
weeks with Mrs. Peterson's sister, Mr.
Alex Thornton.
feisg Fern Bullock, who has bee
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Fran
Meredith. returned to her home Il
Provo Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l., W. Lund, l.. !
HaJes spent the week end in Sal
Latte City.
Mrs. c. L. Lloyd. the wife of MI
Lloyd, who was agent here during MI
HapIiday's vacation. il the CUES
Of Hiss Ethel Hanlcy.
ltlrlng the past week about one ca
per day OF apricots and plums hav'
beet, going out OF Pleasant Grove L
De,ivor and other points east.
H. X, briggs returned To Salt Lak'
Mo lday. after spending a week here
His wife and children will remail
heri for some time yet
Clarence Newman and wife iron
Lyn:ndyl. spent last week VISITING
fric lids and relatives in Plcasan
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Green. Mr.
aud Mrs. Myrtle Green and Mrs. ID
n. A.damson spent the last of the wcel
IN F;amas. the guests of relatives an'
frle, dis.
Prof ID. H. Robinson. who has been
spending the summer In Pleasan
Grove. returned to Mt Pleasant yes
terd;y TO get ready for school worl
Mrs. Robinson will remain here for
few weeks longer.
X eep up with the times by purchas
ing the White Crown Mason Fruit Jal
Caps. They III your old bottles ant
will last life time No mould, ne
10 loss. you can keel
y our fruit ten months or ten years
Ask TO see them next time you WISH
as. Chipman's, l-I
n. *, Nielsen, John Pierce, Farle,
Mel son aud Len West came dow
from the Utah Centennial mine In Am
{ rican Fork canyon, Sunday They re-
port the property looking better thal
at any time in It's history. The ven
in widening out aud the softer Tor
nation leads thcm to think that Inc
orc body il not far away
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01

Miss Lois Hayes is spending the
week in Salt Lake
Miss Edna Thomas is spending her
vacation In Provo canyon
Mrs. Charles rhorne was an AM
orican Fork visitor Tuesday
Mrs. Fanny Switzerland of Provo.
and Mrs Hannah Bone of I.chi. are
the guests of Mrs. Martha wooley
50 lbs Hay Salt for zoe: 80 lbs
Meat Salt 25c 80 lbs Ice Cream Salt
2bs Sold by Chipman's, American
Fork. Utah lit
Miss Estcllc fenton returned from
Ophic. Tuesday, after visiting with her
sister there.
Misses Opal and Oral Wadley re-
turned home Sunday after visiting In
Salt Lake for ten days
Miss Ora Chapman of American
Fork, was the guest Of Mrs. Charles
Thornc, Monday.
Miss Sadie Mills returned Monday
after spending few days at the Her
mitagc. in Ogden canyon
MIR. and Mrs. San Jorgcnson aud
children of Tooolo, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs w A. Bullock
Mcssrs Oscar Carlson and shelton
Ellis were the guests of the Misses
Josie Baxter and Bertha Jensen Fri
day evening.
II YOU put II off too long you may
get left. we speak of Binding Irvine.
The country never saw so much grain.
There IL liable to he shortage of
twine--buy now from Chipman's. Lit
Mr. aud Mrs l.. W Lund announce
the engagement of their daughter
Cloonc, to Altman S Kirk. the mar
-raigc to take place In September.
Miss Lcnorc IRE of Salt Lake city
entertained at luncheon last Wed
nesday afternoon In honor of Miss
. Cleonc Lund. bride elect Covers
being laid for fourteen guests.
Miss Vinetta Boultcr of Provo. |
visiting with relatives aud friends II
Pleasant Grove
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Boulter. Mis-
. Leah Boulter and Miss vinetta Boul
ter enjoyed pleasant outing at tn
lake Friday,
l.. p, Lund spent Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday In Southern Utal
towns IN company with A. l.. Nelson
of salt Lake City
Il Mr.. aud Mrs George Ash of Sal
Lake City, spout part of the wcel
visiting with Mrs. Ash's parents, Mr.
aud Mrs G. a. Cobblcy.
e Junius Banks came over from Lch
yesterday and with his father j. &
Banks. went up ON the little noun
tain to get some mahogony with which
to make n table.
Mr.. aud Mrs Cornelius Baxter re-.
turned early In the week from visit
To Delta. Delta Is a growing town
hut MI Baxter was glad to get back
to Gods country"
The big storm demonstrated that
tho city should make some provision
to keep the water of the sidewalk al
the Rose Hayes corner aud the May
how corner.
Make u purchase of your binding
twinc now. there Is so much graiu
this season that you may not be able
10 got II latcr--looks like II would BE-
scarce Chipmans have the best, You
can buy the sack or ball lit
J. r. Murdoch, president of the Pro
Va River Reservoir Co., was In Plea
SAINT Grove yesterday and Thursday
looking after the repairing of the
break in the compauys canal,
Samuel Radmall'8 home caught fire
about . o'clack a. m. one night last
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01

n. Il. Nielsen, John Pierce, Farle,
Mel son aud Len West came down
from the Utah Centennial mine Ia Am
,rican Fork canyon, Sunday. They re-
port tho property looking better than
at any time in It's history The VEN
in widening out aud the softer Tor
nation leads them to think that inc
ore body IL not far away
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01

Miss Opal and Ora Wadley are
spending the week In salt Lake City.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-01

X eep up with the times by purchas-
ing the White Crown Mason Fruit Jar
Caps. They III your old bottles ana
will last life time. No mould, no
fermentation, 10 loss. you can Keep
Your fruit ten months or ten years
Ask TO see them next time you visl,
as. Chipman's, LII
Evening star., 1914-10-17
FRENCH WAR OFFICE STATEMENT
SHOWS ALLIES HOLDING LINES

day interest centerS at that point in
the long line where the most important
Developments are expected. This is on
the allies left wing.
The brevity OF recent official COM
nun ca tions is being commented on in
Paris today and the fact that fighting
has been going on as usual is ma king
the people of the city ask if the present
comparative silence is not the lull pre-
ceding the storm.
The joining of the barrier between
the coast and Ipres to that of the ex-
listing front has made it impossible, in
the judgment of French military ex-
perts, to turn the allies. On the con-
trary, it VIII now be necessary for the
Germans to attack the allies their
front. and it has been thought here
that such an attempt would be made
between OStend and Ghent.
Encouragement for Allies.
To challenge this argument, however,
is the fact that significant develop
ments are said to he taking place near
Lille The strength of the positions OF
the allies near Lille, in the face of re-
peated and unsuccessful attack by the
enemy, has given them great encour-
agement.
Col. Rousset, the military critic, in
his review of the situation today. de-
clares that it is now too late for the
Germans to envelop the Franco-British
line on their left.
Il see in the change of front operated
by the enemy" the colonel writes, "only
AN admission of increasing embarrass-
ment. German strategy is at the pres
ent time little disconcerting, and 1
believe that the directors of this
strategy are themselves completely dis
They have tried to force
both our wings. The engagements in
the region of Roye and Lassigny have
partaken of the Homeric. They have
not procured for the Germans any bene-
Evening star., 1914-10-17
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY PACT
WITH ITALY is RUMORED

LONDON, October II, 1855 pm-The
Stockholm correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph has sent report which
reaches him from Austrian sources to
the effect that Austria-Hungary and
Italy are on the eve of concluding an
agreement under the terms of which
in exchange for the maintenance of
Italian neutrality in the war Austria
Hungary will cede to Italy the Tren-
tino, a district in the Austrian Tyrch,
bordering on Italy, and containing the
city of Trent. and permit a permanent
Italian occupation of Avlona, the sea
port on the Adriatic.
The Telegraph expresses the opinion
that this report should be received
with the utmost caution.
Evening star., 1914-10-17
WILSON ENDORSES GERARD.
Letter Made Public by the Demo.
cratic Campaign Committee

NEW YORK, October IA letter
from President Wilson to James w.
Gerard. ambassador to GERMANY in
dorsing his candidacy for the limited
States Senate was made public here to-
day by Ambassador Gerard's campaipn
committee. The President writes:
Il have been torn by confiictinp ae-
sires in the matter of your candidacv
for the United States Senate, I have
so deeply regretted that the govern
ment should lose your services at Rer-
lin. where you have distinguished your
forward with the greatest satisfaction
to seeing you in the Senate.
This is just a line to coneratuIate
you on the judgment of the primaries
and to express my warmest good wishes
for the campaign and my pleasure
that the prospects should be so bright. /"
Evening star., 1914-10-17

front who have tried to send them
gifts of clothing are represented as
compla lining that these articles never
reach their destination.
Playing Waiting Game.
LONDON, October 11.-Telegraphins
from Petrograd regarding the situation
in the Russian field of operations, the
correspondent of the Times says:
'1t looks as if those high in Russian
command had decided to play Il wait
ing game. Otherwise they would not
give the Germans time to entrench and
thereby prolong the whole course OF
operations.
Reliable information shows that the
Germans seriously contemplate winter
ing in Poland. Peasants have risen
at many places, notably kielce and
Miechow. Regardless of the most ter
rible reprisals they are forming guer-
rilla bands and attacking the invaders.
The railroad near Nowo Radomsk has
been wrecked and trainloads of Ger
man soldiers killed.
"All roads from the Vistula to the
frontier are encumbered with the Ger
man transport wagons and dead horses.
The roads are impossible owing to
rains
Evening star., 1914-10-17
VICTORY OVER AUSTRIANS
is CLAIMED BY SERVIA
King Peters Troops Said to Have
Occupied Heights Overlooking
Capital of Bosnia.

LONDON. October 1.-THE following
Servian official statement has been re-
ceived from Nish by Reuters Telegram
Company
THE SerboM MonteneSrin troops. COM
manded by Gen. Rojanovic, Wednesday
made a desperate attack on the Aus
trians in Glasinatz in Bosnia. The battle
ended in complete victory for our
troops over division of the enemy
which was reinforced by other units.
This victory is particularly important
because the plateau of Glasinatz dom
mates the fortitications of Sarayevo
(capital of Bosnia).
AT midday Wednesday the enemy
attacked our positions at Blutcheyo. The
result was satisfactory for us. On the
Drna river fighting satisfactory to the
Servians took place toward kuriatcheza.
There is nothing important to report
from the remainder of the front"
Evening star., 1914-10-17
BATTLE IN FRANCE NOT
YET NEAR A DECISION

BORDEAUX. October II. :25 pm
An early and decisive conclusion of
the fighting in northern France is not
expected in competent military circles
here.
1t is believed that the situations of
the opposing armies will remain un
changed for some time to come. Damp
fall weather has now set in and the
roads are heavy and the air laden
with mists, making extended operations
difficult
Evening star., 1914-10-17
IN EASTERN THEATER
STILL WITHOUT A DECISION
Vienna Reports the Conflict Raging
Along Front Extending From
Stry to Sambor.

VIENNA October 16 via London,
Ut officially in Vienna today that the fighting
continued yesterday Thursday along the entire battle front from
of the River San.
Szige Hungary the enemy has been pursued by
Austrian detachments occupied says the official
"In the valley Black Bsca the retiring
Our troops followed them to Zeona.
the of Zeona Galicia
and the northeast of Maaros Szige