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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
THURSDAY RESULT.
At Belfast-Belfast 4, Bangor 3.
EASTERN MAINE LEAGUE
CIR, NrnINyc

GAMES THIS WEEK.
Today and Saturday-Bangor at Bel
fast. Old Town at South Brewer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18

Although NAP" Rucker is not in the
hest of condition. Manager Robinson
may have to use him soon as the
Brooklyn pitchers are going poorly.
Fucker complains of a pain which
shoots through his left arm when he
throws. and naturally he is greatly
handicapped in his pitching.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
TIGERS EASILY BEATEN BY RED
S0x 8 TO 2-b0ST0N JUMPS TO
Third PLACE IN THE STANDING
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Baltimore q, Buffalo 8

Buffalo. n. Y, July 17.-Costly errors
lost todays game to Baltimore to 3.
The score:
Buffalo .........0 2 0 0 0 0 0-3-I-4
Baltimore 40 Q 0 Q 0-4-S-0
Ford, Anderson and Blair; Conley,
SuRgs and Jacklitsch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
SENATORS BATTLE WITH
HALLOWELL TEAM TODAY

Determined to fight every minute
and every man confident of victory
Hallowell will line up against Au-
gusta this afternoon 1t Ais on the
Muster field, Hallowell, in the Trolley
League series. 'Hallowell has lost a
number of games this season and the
margin by which it has lost out has
been scant one in many cases. 1t
is true that the team is at the present
time footing the league but the team
cannot lose forever. We are going to
hit our stride pretty soon. We have
got good team down home now and
we know that we have got the goods
to win from Augusta today Pagan,
who pitched the Thinning game
against Winthrop, is in the best of
trim and with any kind of support
can win his game" The above is a
statement made by one of Hallowel's
ardent supporters. He is a man that
knows what he is talking about. Au-
gusta has been winning but it can't
for a minute underestimate Hallowell
today. Pagan, when in form and
there is every reason to believe that
he will be today, is star pitcher He
has all kinds of speed and some of the
benders that he serves up to batsman
are bad ones. The Hallowell team is
going to work hard TO win today's
contest and Augusta has got to travel.
Harvey will probably work in the box
for the Senators. With an ideal day
a record breaking attendance should
be on hand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
COLONIAL LEAGUE

At Brockton-Taunton 5, Brockton 8.
At Pawtucket-New Bedford 8, Paw
tucket Q.
At oonsocket-Woonsocket 2, Fall
River 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
ieIdinq.

Smith also leads the team in field
ing with Violette MacGhee. Appleton
and Coady in the 900 class. Coady's
infield stops have been the sensation
of the season. The averages, not in
Guiding the game of Wednesday:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
FeGerai League Standing
Games Today

Chicago at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
INTERN TIONAL LEAGUE

At Toronto-Buffalo 6, Toronto ?.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Montreal
AT Newark-Newark l, Baltimore y.
Ar Proyidence-Jersey City 5, Provi-
dence 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
STANDINGS And TODAYS GAMES
National League Results

New York 8. Pittsburg III innings
Boston /, Cincinnati 0.
Chicago 3, Brooklyn 2.
st. Louis s, Philadelphia 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18

Bob Unglaub. the old Boston player. is
manager Of a club at Fargo, N. d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
New England League Standing
Gamos Today

Lewiston at Worcester.
Haverhill at Fitchburg.
Portland at Lowell 1.-TWO games).
Lynn 1t Lawrence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
Federal League Results

Indianapolis 8, ST. Louis 2.
Pittsburg 6, Brooklyn 4.
Baltimore 4, Buffalo 3.
Kansas City 8, Chicago 2-i4 innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
New England League Results

Lynn 5, Lowell 4.
Lawrence 2, Portland 0.
Worcester II, Lewiston 8.
Fitchburg 6, Haverhiil 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18

Three-base hits-Burns, Wagner. Home
run-Doyle. Stolen bases--Burns g.
Bescher 2, Fletcher. Double plays-viox
to Wagner to Konetchy; Fletcher to
Doyle to Merk1e 2. First base on balls
of Marquard Q. Hit by pitched ball-By
Marquard. Memoir. First on errors-New
York g. Pittsburg 2. Sacrifice hits-Mow-
rey, Adams, viox, Mensor, Stock. sacri-
fee fy-Burns Left on bases-New York
Q. Pittsburg Is. Struck out-By Mar
guard 2. by Adams s. Time, 3.42. I'm
pires, Byron and Johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
EVENTS OF THE DAY IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
BOTH maine TEAMS LOSE TO
BAY SKATERS IN GAMES OF
FRIDAY-DUFFS LOSE z TO 0

Mahon /. Wild pitches-southern /, Nc
Mahon l. Time, 1.55. Umpire, Keller. 7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
American League Standing
Games Today

Detroit at Boston,
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia Ctwo games)
st, Louis at New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18

Hits-Ofr Benton in 8 innings: off
Schneider 1 in inning. Sacrifice hit
James Stolen bases-Mann. Groh. La
Ross. Double plays-James. Meanwhile
and Schmidt; Groh and Herzog: Groh
and Moliwitz. Left on bases-Boston Z.
Cincinnati 3. First base on balls--on
James 1, off Benton L. Struck out--By
James 3, by Benton 2. Passed ball-Er-
win 2. Time, 1.4s Umpipes, Eason and
Quigley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
American League Results

Boston s. Detroit 2.
Cleveland 8, Washington L
Other games, rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18
National League Standing

Games Today
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-18

A team from this city composed of
fast men, will go to Togus on the $50
car today where it will line up against
the Home nine. Togus has won
number of games from Augusta aggre-
cations by one point margins and the
team that goes out today will en-
deavor to bring back a win.
The Vickery & Hill team played
game with picked team Thursday
afternoon on the Reuel Williams field.
Vickery was supposed to play Gannett
but on account of the lack of men on
the Gannett outfit a picked team was
put upon the field. Vickery & Hill
won out largely through the work of
Brennan by a score of 10 to 2. Bush
at the bat figured prominently in the
win through his remarkable hitting.
With the Brockton Blues here Mon
Gay Augusta fans will have an oppor-
tunity to see what Augusta can do
against a Massachusetts team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
Exceptional Violence of Attacks Leads
to Belief that Kaiser Intends to Push
Battle to a Decisive Victory
EFFORl AGAINST
CENTRE OF ALLIES ALSO FAILS
Invaders Gain Ground on Extreme Left, but Are
Again Compelled to Rctreat-Troops Fight in
Trenches Several Hundred Meters Apart
Spcciol Cable Despatch to TBg SuS.

PARIS, September y.
The with unprecedented violence attacked all
along the battle line to-day in probably final effort to save
the army of Cen kluck and prevent general Withdrawal
from France.
There be doubt that the Kaiser disturbed by delay,
commanded such furious wdespr I'd tack mig halter
the allies line open the Paris. But Berlin is again
disappointed
The mighty stroke launched with immense numbers and
aimed with incredible fury failed it failed past days
The in their trenches after giving
ground slightly between the Disc and the Sbmme They lost
prisoners flags guns and the spirit of the allied troops
is unbroken their ranks.
the centre. Rheims the Germans launched de-
blow the allies. but thrown back
fort Nogent TAbbesse Further eastward toward the
gonne they gained ground but obliged
Along Meuse their position has improved although the
German line extends ST. Mihe to
of Pont-a- This to indicate that the Kasers
troops have driven wedge between Toul and Nerdm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
WITH BAYONETS.
LINES SWAY BACK AND FOR TIL

German trenches 30 several place.
are only few hundred meters
apart.
second IN the centre from
Rheims Ia Souain the Prussian
Guard has attempted vigorous
offensive but without Success. ani
has been thrown back in the region
OF Berru and Nogent rAbbcssc.
From Souain to the ArEonnc the
enemy attacked yesterday morning
with some advantage between the
Scmmcny road and Chalous-Sur-
Marn" and he railroad I'd Sainte
Menehould and VOUCHERS A. he
end OF the day our troops Ver" able
20 regain the ground that had been
lost. Between ihc Argonuc and the
Mouse tho enemy has shown no
activity whatsoever. on the heights
~ the M"use there il nothing new.
To the south Of the Woovrc the
Germans occupy "A front which
passes 10y St. Mihiel aud northwest
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ON our right wing un Lorraine,
the NusLrs and in AlsaCe) thor" i
70 important chang.
\ note appended to tho commIniqu
PAYS tribute to caradi'S generosity +
,a~ing for the families NJ 5000 Freuc
n Canada who have been called 10 IN
'olOrs here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
FRENCH DRIVEN BACK,
German. Say H"aYs ht""I ~"
Uipht Iniied.

BsRLlN ,v.a wireless % Sayvile.
I -. September -.
Furious lighting north II the
Sommo River between French troops
and an inferior force OF Germans,
in which the latter wcro su"ccss-
ful. Is reported in an official Statem2nt
given out to-day by the General Staff.
The Germans claim t" have over
whelmcd French division near
Bapaume and 10 have silcnccd the forts
south of Vcrdun on the Mouse. Ba-
paumc IL ninety miles northeast Of
paris and nineteen miles southwest OF
Cambria!
The bsttlo line ,s being pushed FUR
Their and further to the northwest OF its
original position. The Germans say
that the French have been favored in
their attacks upon the German line OF
communication by The use Of railway
lines. The complete statement follows:
The cnemy. by utilizing his rail-
roads, made mn attack on the Ger
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
..ec.q, cos,. DesDa,r1 10 TIL, :

CUsr,p1 C0bla OssDGt'1 :" wv :.
PArIs sept. Eth" Govcrnmcn: re-
nor. tonight contains the assurance
-h,. the allies thanking movement -
vigorous in spite of increased German
resistance. and that the severest hght-
lng is now w,n the bayone1, Germans
and allies have been struggling BACK
and forth over the same ground and
the loss Of life Is frlghtful. The allies
centre holds. while the right strives 10
clinch victory.
The text II the communique issued
at 1870 y. NJ was "a follows;
Il IS confirmed that from the night
of September 25-26 UP 70 to-day the
enemy has not ceased night or
day 20 renew hts attack on the
whole front with unusual violence,
his manifest object being to try 20
break our lines. The attack was
made with such an Immense NUM-
Der OF men that II is evident that
orders had been received from tho
highest source 10 seek to end the
Ulltf with 4 IcNlSlNt NitsbINs
Not only has the attack failed but
in the course Of the action We cap
turcd "A standard, several guns and
mmny prisoners, The standard was
taken from the enemy by the TWEEN
ty-fourth Regiment of Colonial In
fantry.
All our army commanders report
that the morale Of our troops in
spite Of tho fatigues of this unnter-
ruptcd struggle Is excellent. Tho
officers are even forced to restrain
their men from Gashsng on the
enemy sheltered in his organized
defensive positions.
In the afternoon the Government re-
ported progress az the west end OF tho
battle line, while asserting that the Ger
mans had been rcpulsed IN attacks a
the centre. The Germans. holding z
| position near st, Mihiel, on the lief
bank Of the Mouse, have made no prog
ress In breaking the great barrier line
The communique was issued at 2;5'
T.. NJ. /, was;
First-On our left wing the battle
continues with some progress on
our part on very extended front
between the Disc and the Sunme
and To- the north Of the SOmme.
From the Disc TO Rheims the Ger
mans made very violent attacks at
several points. accompanied in some
places with bayonet charges, All
were rcpulscl. Tho French and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
A ZEPPELIN SHOT DOWN.
Crew Captured After Attack ON
Eortrcss Fails.

>DcriGi 'ChIs DfspItca 70 THr -.
WARSAW. Sept. "a Zeppelin was
shot down and its crew OF German ohi-
GERS and air scouts was captured yester-
day morning after 4 futile attack upon
the Modliu fortress.
The Zeppelin appeared over this city
at . \. NJ. yesterday. Previously il had
dropped two bombs near tho station Of
the railroad To Kalscz. Only one oi
these eXpiodcd and the damage was
slight.
The garrison OF Modnn. ore of the
strongest Of the forts, standing about
ten miles northwest Of the old city, had
made careful preparations to receive
German aircraft. Guns had been trained
and ranges nscertained. When the hep
pcln vcntured within range it was made
the target Of fierce. concentrated fire.
Within FIVE minutes It's envelope Vac
pierced and Il huttered "a earth. Those
OF the crew still alive were made
prisoners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28

Let W. admit TO- tuo SAX Of arcu-
ment." said L.evenson, That e"N,O"o Re
puolicans VIII vote. yet Mr., hedges will
ct Il least - 600 votes"
Fred G. Tanner, MT Wairnan's cam
a IN manager, had this statement TO
.rthe:
'Whitman's nomination - assured THIS
e proved not only by our own canvass
ut hv the canvass Of every newspaper
.o; lctivciy advocating any candidacy
+ ,hinl, there will be- q quiet primary ana
IL fair count The canvass of the Police
Department showing the deaths and re-
.-ovals has been thorough. All candidates
all rsr.i.f will huv" watchers AT the
oils The lesson Of the election frauds
N- Nurphys Assembly district IN the
constitutional referendum last spring as
~osult - which Mr. Whitman mad TWEEN
y-.So election officers lined or sent TO
B..c.velr4 Island, has not been lost
j CALVIN Mcknight. Humans CAM
ra.eu manager. said. "Hinman's nomina-
ION is certain. We stand by our fgures
y. this morning. challenge Mr.. whit
mans managers to snow twenty counties
nat Mr. whitman will carry up state
.,r. Hniuan is sure Of AT least thirty
40 counties W state
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
BONE HITS HOSPITAL.
Missile From Zeppelin Kills MINI in
t.hcnt.

special Clb'c ne patch 20 THr suS
PARIS. Sop, ga despatch from
Ostrnd says TINT Zeppo in passed over
Client dropping numerous bombs. one
man was killed and II hospital was dam
aged. AZ Thiclt the gus factory was
badly damaged, but no lives were re
ported 10 be lost. other towns in Bel
g!um which We're attacked We're Alost,
Dynze, Minelbekc and ltolleghem. Five
bombs were dropped in Dyn2e, whore a
man was killed. Tho Zeppelin disap-
pearcd toward the French frontier.
Antwerp escaped serious injury be-
cause the Germans were compelled TO
fly very high Ia order 10 keep out OF
range Of the forts special guns OWL
ously the Germans sought 10 injure ihe
forts and 10 continue their methods OF
tcrroriZatiOn.
They have been increasingly active IN
air raids for several days. There Is a
report from Antwerp that tn" Germans
ar, assembling n fleet 81 Xrppelins, pos
.ihlv for a raid against English cities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
Missile in Paris Falls on Spot
Just Passed by l. :.
Envoy.
MAN AND CHILD KILLED
NEAR AMERICAN HOMES
Client Hospital Damaged
Zeppelin Shot Down in
warsaw.
,orral ca5l Depqf,' To NJ. , ,

Io>DoN. Sept. 21-Twelve cities and
towns wcr" attacked from the air IT,
day by the Gcrmau~. Their aerial war
craft lomhHr'cl Paris. Warsaw. Ant
Ncrp. Client and numerous snail towns
in Belgium. German activity IN tbs
rcsppc, WAS widespread AMI ~ the ut
mos. boldncSS Ia Warsaw their Iep-
prln was shot down AMI IL crew cap.
,Gr"l.
l"Ir persons were ki,.ed. two in
Paris. one in Ghont and one in nyUzr.
several We're injured, hut III" damage
20 rortitcatlons and public works was
comparatively small.
The objects ~ German attacks from
'h" air appeared to he the Elffe Tower,
he Antwerp fnrtliicatinuS AMI anunu-
milton dcpots in France and Belgium.
\ hospital In BcI GUM was damaged
ANA patients and nurses endangered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
Tell, 81 False Tally plot.

y. .surd y statement crom the tler-
n.,s Roosevelt aA1dduar;ers saying he
red proof 81 how fraud would ne at
.e.n.'-i in certain districts by a f:lse
talt. even "hcr, inc ypt, Is correctly
-I.'.d Of ~ said that ihc'" was 4
..r. also 10 have Official ballots marked
o1r-iie the polling places and substituted
'.- oAc.4l ballots banded In by uspec-
''.t.
p.-,u.sia- his chances OF victory Hen
..-.. stI. "fNn -..ii carry every
.....r along IA" Hudson Rive eN-
,..,t COLUMBIA W. sb.u carry Long
...r1 ,rd the counties 90 Erie. Oswego
v..-ac. I.ltng.tpu 'ayura. Ontario.
Delaware. sullivan, rioGa. oneida. che
u.u.p. WAYNE, Yates. Otsego Cuautauqua'
rs..s, Saratoga, Clinton and Washington.
$50. ,,poc, To- curry The HronN and
4tes0s, and TO bteak even IN Brockly'.
anu 20, 70 lose Manhattan hy more than
10000"
Joo L. Hedges. one 81 the seekers after
=. G.prbl. can nomination, was lik"Wise
certain % victory. Mr.. Lcvenson. chair
MAJ Of tho Hedges executive committee,
rid culed tho hspro' submitted by Mr..
Hedges rieals Charles ;. whitman and
harvey n, Hnmtn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
Retreat Blamed
on Crown Prince
Smashing Defeat Inflicted by
French Changed German Plans.
Says Correspondent.


\ correspondent OF the ndtlB |'ie-
graph. writing from Se@anne on sep
toinber q claims to be able 70 reveal
a secret that the action which saved
Paris was the thorough defeat OF tine
Crown Princes army.
"The French" h say =, did lot Know
the extent Of the damage which they
had inflicted and indeed have not
claimed IA victory. but they had n'-
tually smashed the flower OF the Ger
man military power,
THE impression that the great battles
near Paris began with Won klucks de-
feat is mistaken ore, Won. kluck
misfortunes are directly due to the re-
tirement Of the German left on the
night OF September i, after smashing
defeat that day when II los, loo'ooo
men. Of whom 10000 were Killed
THE Crown Prince, who was reported
wouuGcd--a report which has not been
confirmed compelled by his retreat the
immediate retirement of Won Kuck and
Won Buelow Ills army has almost dis
appeared from the theatre OF opera
tons"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28

Vltm su'zcr, cN-Govcrnor, spent part
OF tho afternoon AZ the Waldorf Astoria
H.. Wn a. solcmriy confident as ever
Tho information that have received ne
t.l. "ruuyinces me that ! shall win the
..n rlton on the Progressive ticket and
.. ! shall Ia, elected Governor again
lIuru Gordon Miller. candidate for the
10 oppressive. party nomination Tor the SUI
nae court issued n statement III the
rnoou .a,'uG tutt au attempt had been
...t, r. . small cotcila OF Progressive
.uH.fy lr,l,.~ dominating the executive
r.l.., committee - send out circular
...y I'm b.h.lt al John J, oconnell'
....por candidate for the nomination, Tho
M ou,, no said, was frustrated by
'H..t NJ court action.
'i.o Honest Ballot Association Will nave
Watchers 10 an the polling places through
oat Greater Sew York 10 prevent fraud
Oh, ,,ripus candidates will have lawyers
'.1rrr respective headquarters to DO OF
a....'nnn. to voters.
announcement was made az the Hen
r'%y- Roosevelt headquarters that $1,000
.pad joe pad 20 any person furnishinr
.,..nrc leading 10 the conviction Of any
.'tpg o. election OF election officers
'fclt'tgg th" provisions of tho primary
e. ION law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28

f'ErUoGR,p. September 81. .
4 Russian columa IS less than nftv :
mites from Cracow. Cossack, arc raid
in2 til, country between Tarnow ard
Cracow and driving back German and
Austrian sk.rmisherS.
Russian troops occupy pemhica ard
Ternow and the Cars armies are cross
lnc the River W.sloka IN force. TIE
Russians have secured MI railroad lines
leading from Pr2emysl. Sauok and Tar
now toward Cracow. overcoming de4pnr-
ate resistance. ,
To the north. IN Suwolid PROVING,
Russian Poland ~" Russians hn,o
forced the largest German army cu-
gagged in the dcfcnc, OF East Prussia
to give battle on unrhvorHblc cpund.
This butte has been begun midway be-
tween SIwallN ana Grodno, near Seiny
Tho Germans, with . twenty mile
front, woro forced to take position IN
narshv land. white tho Russians hold
strong position upon elevations Of tine
right banl, Of ihe River N.emcn. n"
Germans. after a repulsc, are attempt
ing To outhauk the Russian right or
wilma River.
The Germans arc fighting TO reach the
railway from wilma 10 GroIuo and War;
saw 40 as 10 open q campaign in North
Poland. Their restivcues, and change
able tactics are ascriocd to imperative
orders from the Kaiser to achieve I'M
mediate and striking results.
| In the last week Of lighting they lost
( heavily, especially around Suwdlki and
/ Augustova. without seriously damaging
the Russians. I'm captured German
equipment brought to wilma are seven,
teen srmored automobiles equipped with
machine guns. These stuck in awamps
and were abandoned.
There IS a report here that ia" Aus
TRANS evacuated the city of frz"myal
This afternoon leaving only rcduc d
garrison to withstand the Russian at
tack upon fortr"sscs stin holding out.
The surrender Of these fortresses is cons
tdently expected within forty-e.2ht
hours.
Tie Austrian troops returning from
przenlysl are fleeing toward Craoo".
Int the Russians hold the railroad lines
and are oyerrunn!uS the country norm
and south toward Cracow Tho escape
of the Austrians Is not considered prob
able.
Tho General staff announced to-n'sh'
bo+ Tho Russian adNanc" toward -
lesla Is proceeding irreaistihly. Dem
b,ca. sixty miles east Of Cracow, guard
, ing the Wisloka River and a main rail-
road Zinc. was captured by tho Rus
slams to-day. For the irst time rus
sian troops have gone through inc
masses Of the Carpathians and ar" o'
rupying towns in Hungary. Tho RUS
sian advance coward Germany, now
q under rapid hoad~ay, is moving IRON
, wnrsav toward Brcslau ana is push
r ing the Germans back from IN" Suw
, alki district. moving from pemhl'H au'
o Tsrnow and moving from Sanok an'
a polnts south and west OF Przrmysh ne
longer an important strategic point
The official announcement continues
"Attcmws by the Germans to eros
- the Memel near DruskeniN "'N
. thwarted. The German artillery va
unable 10 hall our offensive movrm"n
10 near Sopotzkin. Tho German rotr"1
0 from tin Suwalld district Is hoco'nin
= general. The Ossowcl fortress IS stl
- Continued OF Second Po0'.
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n a. oil pp a