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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24
DETAILS MEAGRE
ON RIGA BATTLE

LONDON. Aug. -. 3:15 a. m.-Fev
additional details OF the naval battIo
IN the Gulf Of Riga are available in
fetrogrdd as the Russian naval stan
Is strongly opposed TO publication OF
regarding naval activity.
says the Posts correspondent In the
Russian capital. He hints that the
result was almost a surprise even 10
the naval authorities.
1T is certain" the correspondent,
wires. that no Russian ships able 10
cope on even terms with the German
cruisers were present in the Gulf a.
II Is incoceiyable hat the Russian ad.
miral would risk dividing his force or
ncur the dnager OF having ships bto.
tie up. The destruction OF the Ger.
m anvessels therefre must havoc been
n work mainly Of Submarines and
mines lathough there doubles was
lively fighting between small craft.
In explanation of the Russian naval
activity since the beginning OF tho
II Is stated that the Russians al
the outset set themselves the task
only OF holding the Gulf OF Finland
IN other words PetroErad. on several
occasions the desire OF naval com.
manders TO come to grips with tho
Germans was so strong that the staf
was compelled TO issue stern orders
against a too ~venturous policy as the
Russian navy admittedly is inferior 10
the German
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PRISONERS ARE
WELL TREATED
AAJon oULroH or DETEHTIoH
CAMP AT AMHERST HEvER
HAD a CoMPLArNT ~
An Are sztsnsd vita coudinous ana
Treatment|sams Report Prom
Preach Camp.

AMHERST y =. Aug .a-Mafor 4
X eulfun. iu command % the detention
camp mere. said foniEh that he had
never received "a complaint from one Of
We tYt eHTmeu civilian prisoners con-
hned there bur on the contrary scores
nal expressed 20 him their satisfaction
with the conditions Major pultnn also
lne American consul. g Forman. OF
Mpncton. y. u. who according 20 the
commandant had always oppressed
himself a. pleased with the conditions.
Major Oulton added The p~risoners'
1000 a. the regular army rafions. except
maj ~ place % one pound % fresh beef
dsily, they Eet one-ha1f pound nve DAYS
or the week and the other two days they
Eet one pound. We are starting on the
government farm work this week. when
they VIII Be given full rations.
In explanation OF the criticism OF use
OF the oven, 4 would say that Il IL an
OLD unused brick and iron furnace used
Formerly FOR the tcmpcring OF casts into
malleabie iron. II measures eight FEET
b. twenty feet. Is clean ana cool and Isl
never used except as a lock up for men
dlsobeying the order OF the camp. and
then Tor not more than twenty-four
hours al one time. except IN one case In
which a man was In FOR two DAYS for
assaultinE n fellow prisoner"
Or. A r. Mcintosh. medical officer In
charge OF the prisoners. stated.
In every respect the sanitary condi-
lions OF the camp are satisfactory. The
general health OF the prisoners - excel-
among the prisoners han among The
guards In charge. 7 have never had A
the men"
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Big NAVAL VICTORY
Cconsausd from FIRST Page,

Bavaria Is near the Russian new line
OF defense. but the military observers
say that the entire campaign hinged
on the vast enveloping movement OF
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg's
forces in the north. They had sue
ceeded I'm pushing far beyond Riga.
10 Jacobstadt on the Dvina. but the
Russians hold on the Gulf OF Riga and
OF the great naval base OF Riga was
a continual in Won linden
burg's res
Objective Defeated.
This. the military observers say. red
10 the shifting OF a number OF Ger
man war ships. including the Moltke,
from the North Sea to the Baltic Wits
the purpose Of controlling RIGA ana
thus protecting a German land al
vance on Petrograd. The result OF the
naval battle. as CLEANED from h OF
hicial report. appears definitely 10
have defeated :he German objective.
according 10 The observers. who say
that aside from the loss OF the ships
the Gulf and the Naval base of Riga
are still in Russian hands and menac
Won H~indenburg's further advance to-
ward Petrograd.
The capture by the Germans of ne
fortress OF Ossowetz gives them an
other stronghold. only Grodno M
Brest-Litovsk remaining in the cen
trial section. II also gives them the
main point on the railway TO Bielsk
and Brest-Litovsk.
Special reports from petrograd In
dicated that h Russian position at
BrestLltovsk gradually is becoming
u%ntenable and hat the public is beng
prepared for its abandonment.
No Details Of Bo~mbardment.
only meagre details have been re-
ceived concerning the British bonn
bardment OF the German submarine
base at Zeebrugge and n%eighboung
points on the Belgian coast. Berlin
reports that forty British ships were
engaged in IL. but the British admir-
atty as yet has made no statement.
The firing lasted several hours. the
German heavy artillery answering the
British fire.
That there has been French naval
activity In the same locality IL shown
m the Paris official communication
which announces the sinking OF a Ger.
man torpedo boat destroyer on Ostend
by two French torpedo boats.
In the west there have been no not
able changes in the battle line.
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OFFICIALS AWAIT
CoOnanusd Prom Fir., PAPA,

Time she was sunk. the purpose being
10 snow definitely that she was an un-
OFFENDING merchant ship proceeding on
her course me that without question
she was struck by a torpedo fired bv
a Herman submarine. The latter point
became increasingly important owing
10 cabled reports from the United
states stating that some Berlin oTi.
cials maintained that since there was
no proof that any one aboard the
Arabic saw the submarine the sinking
might have been the result OF striking
a mine.
The foreign office issued a brief
statement summing up the facts with.
In It's knowledge. without disclosing
all the details In its possession. The
statement said definitely that the
Arabic was sunk by a German subma-
rine without warning and without any
intention on the part Of the steamer
10 attack the underwear craft or 10
escape. The announcement also de
clares that the Arabic was unarmed
and was proceeding 10 a neutral port
and therefore carrying no c~outraband
This is considered n summing up Of
tho British official view Of the essen.
ual facts and az showing the culpabil-
ity Of D. German submarine in sink.
drus ON su
Most important Testimony
The % important direct feafL
Houy came. however. from membera
or D crew OF the steamer Dunalov
who gave o. circumetantiaI account
N seeing the German submarine
while ahe shclled the Duusfev They
declared hat during her manouver.
ing asfcrn OF the Duu.lcv tho under.
water boat came so clearly into view
That DO was possible to note that -he
showed mo- number or distinguishing
mark Later they declared tho sub
marine submerged and rounded The
nunsloy's stem showing only her
peusc0po.
These statements arc conei dored 70
hll the zap in tho testimony bv Can.
tain Pinch end Tho passengers and
Gre wof the Arabic who did not aoo
The submarine because she was
aeteru of The Uunsley Those aboard
fho Arabic hat, declared they saw
The torpedo speeding toward fhe ahip
and Tho uuuaIeya SURVIVOR now a.
rorf fhc torpedo wac fired from q
German submarine they cav ma
n|eutrrinE behind them
80 fhe afIdagIfs made BY the
american passenger on the Arabic
now have been tabIcd boz Tho state
department These statements rive
every detail available from American
nurrre They relate chiefly To- In.
DIV dual experience huf aII arree
Dat u0 warning vol. given Tho ar
preaching torpedo uae seen but NOT
.fnc submarine
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] am well and strong again. r took
only three bottles OF 'Favonte prra-rp-
ton, and used the Lotion Tahlete 7
have nothing bot praise for Dr. Pierccs
wonderful medicines - MRs. LILA B.
HAWKINS, ZEus Va.
Doctor Pierce. of the Invalids' Hotel.
Buhalo. n v, has good news for every
suffering woman. Write him TODAY and
tell him your troubles. and Doe wifi aeud
you just the right advice 90 restore YOU
90 health and bring back the roses To-
your checks. aud without charge.
Ills "favOrtc Prescription has been
The rescue Of thousands Of suffering
women Many grateful patients have
taken Dr. picrcc's advice.
Mothers. n your daughters are weak,
lack ambition. are troubled with head
achea. lassituic aud are pale ami
ackly, Dr. picrrc's Favorte prcscrip-
ton D. just what they need to surely
bring the bloom Of health To- their
cheeks and make them strong aud
healthy.
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OFFICERS PROTECT
WEST PENN CARS

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. "a
Deputy sheriffs were called out today
TO protect the property OF the West
Penn Traction company. as a result
Of a renewal OF violence growing put
OF the strike of employees on the Allie
gheny division.
After a car had been derailed and
stoned az noon neal Tarentum twelve
deputies were detailed to patrol the
districts between the boroughs OF
Tarentum. Breckenridge and Natrona.
Late yesterday a number Of cars were
stoned and n was burned. Cars
ran at intervals today but the service
was suspended at dark.
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SOME FISH!

BOSTON Aug. 23-Enoueh fresh
hsh we're landed ar the FIsh Pier %.
day 10 supply each man. woman ana
child in the stale with one pound Of
sea flood the total catch of the 81
vessels being 100000 pounds. "a new
high mark in this port Local dealers
were unable TO handle the entire
catch. and part Of Do was sent across
The bay 20 Gloucester 90 bo aauer
The catch included more than a mii.
lion pounds OF paddock. half q million
pounds OF cod nearly nifty thousan1
mackrel and as swordnsh.
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ASK BIG DAMAGES
FOR CONSPIRACY

FL PAsO. Texas. Aug Z3-AIlegInr
conspiracy 90 control The price Of zinc
ore The San Roberto Mining company.
llH Federal court hero against Va. A.
lfHiarr. fhF American Metals company
trl "a number uf American and MrNican
MINING tlmUauIHa. asking fl.TOe.G COO
damages
Tine action was brought under the
sherman Huti.IrI.' ilw and the iudE-
mfuf sought was three times the amount
"i the damage alleged fu have been
actually -HIrfHIfsd
The San Roberto UmUHur claims that
tHa term. of fne .rufrnlt under which
.... sen. OBJ f.ru. E.H. orc 10 fHH Sc.
f'nuNuf H"rH violated Ir that the fn-
crease Ir tho market price ~ rrrIter vas
NOT forthcoming vrir ar.Ifrr adraurfd
.| TsT cent.
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WEST ALEXANDER
FAIR OPENS TODAY
TENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PROMISES TO BE MOST
SUCCESSFUL.
Many Exhibits In various Departments
Racing ProRram Starts
Tomorrow.

The tenth annual fair OF the West
Alexander Agricultural association. At
West Alexander. VIII he opened this
morning. and Will end Thursday night.
This years exhibition promises 10 he
the most successful IN the history OF
the association.
The entries OF live stock must b. on
by 8 o'clock this evening. The
premiums offered likely Will
result In the exhibition Of hundreds OF
animals. The entry lists Of needlawork.
fnncywOrk and art departments closed
last light. with more exhibits Thar ever
before. The judging OF exhibits will he
gin early tomorrow.
The racing viii not begin until tomor-
row. An Interesting card has been ar
Hanged for tomorrow. and also for
Thursday.
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IN THE WEST.

fNltlS. Aus. %. 1925 q. m.-The fol-
lowing official communication was is
sued tonight:
In Artois. to the north Of Soucbcz
ana IN the sector OF NeuviIie-ROciin-
court, the artillery ON both sides sim
shows marked activity.
The enemy has dropped a few shells
on Arras. Montdidier and Rheims. our
counter hre on the trenches and bat
TO be successful al many points.
In Champagne. on the Perthcs-Beau
sslour front. 2 violent fight with gren-
AIDES and bombs has taken place
Before NfIe-gur-ToUb. -. s
lrcnch OF the enemy was completely de-
stroycd by one Of our mines"
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U. S. OFFICERS hot
ON MEXICANS TRAIL

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Aug. ~
United States "avalrymen. deputy she
riffs and Texas rangers tonight re-
ported Trey were close on the trail.
in Hidalgo county. of a band of ten
Mexicans deserters from the Carran-
"a force at Reynosa. Mexico. who
crossed into Texas last week.
This was taken as denial OF a re-.
port here today hat the posse had
overtaken the Mexicans and engaged
In a battle In which several Me1icans
were killed.
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HOSPITAL BONDS
CARRY AT GRAFTON

srrrInI uI.nafch io The intelligence
GRAFTON. W Va. Aug 23.-The
canvass N tho city vote cast for
hficen thousand dollars bond FOR pur
chase and maintenance Of q city hos.
pital made today shows n majority OF
nineteen iu favor % tho bonds a.
AGAINST three which vas the unoff.
rIaI report
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IMPORTANT LETTER
FROM A VIRGINIA WOMAN.

There Is nothing that will bring COM
fort and renew hope to the invalid
. surely as good news. When the
vital forces are al a low ebb and every
thing seems useless, a ray of Joy and
assurance will stimulate the weary
body 10 new effort and energy. A let
ter from a loved one has turned the
tide IN many a seige Of sickness.
Leus, Madison Co, Vain reply 20
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PARIS. Aug. %. $50 ~.
dE~stogTnelles De Constant. who has
prisoners at Belle Isle. In writing for The
iefnps a description OF what he saw. de-
clares that every officer has an orderly
who blacks his boots. brushes his
clothes and does his washing or has IN
done. All the officers wear spotiess
linen and are freshly shaver. They OBJ
serve among themselves a most correct
discipline.
Baron d'Estournelles. In talking with
soldiers who complained % their treat
ment mari that they looked wei
Ihat j. Notwithstanding the condi-
tons. Of them replied. 1t Is TO our
good health and our German tempera-
ment that we owe being as We are"
But after all. what Is Il you lackg-
asked Haron d~Estournelles a I'll try
TO get Il for your
Al the men In the group exclaimed
Baths. gardens. liberty"
They were reminded that they had two
sea baths a week and on many occasions
were permitted 20 wander about quite
freely. but that guards were necessary.
DO you mean TO say" demanded
Baron d'Estournelles. that French
prisoners In Germany are better treated
than you are here"
The reply was n chorus Of certainly"
Describes kitchens.
The Baron describes the kitchens
where giant P-omeranians and West
phsiians Aid d~iminutiye French chefs
among their pupils. Every one seems
10 relish this Franco-Gcrman cooking.
The food provided Is OF good quality and
there Is considerable variety. Dinner
consists usually OF four courses.
Visitors, the baron asserts. are well
come az the camps. Representatives Of
the United States embassy call fire.
quently and other visitors include Red
Cross agents. clcrgymen who are citi-
zens or neutral countries and represent
attVcs OF various charities.
The prisoners nave magazines and
wicker chairs are provided FOR their use
when they sit on the beach. There also
~ an improvtsed gymnasium and mus
zeal
The prisoners complain. however. that
they are compelled TO sleep twelve in
a dormitory.
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GER MAN APOLOGY
TO BE UNRESERVED

LONDON. Aug %. 2.ss a u-Ger-
manys reply 60 Donmark'a protest
aFainst the firing on the British suhma-
p t-l3 BY a German torpedo boat
Danish Island or saltholm. will be an
unfeserFcd apology. according 20 infqr-
nation received hy the Exchange Tele-
tIeph company correspondent in Cop
tnhaEcu. Fourteen o. the British aaf-
ors are said TO have been killed in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-24
M'GRAW TAKES RAP
AT DEM. HARD TIMES

Special Dispatch 70 me intelligence.
GRAFTON. W Va. Aug 23-Col
John T. McGraw. Democratic national
committeeman from West virginia
takes a slap At tho Democratic hard
times In this country in his petition
for an Injunction against the sale
OF his property here to satisfy out
standing notes Of $4,000. tie saws
In part the plaintiffs further a that
under ordinary conditions the said
office building. referring TO a build
ing In the business district. would
sell Tor more than sufficient 10 nay
whatever amount may be- due urdor
eaid deeds ~ trust" the Injunction
prayed for was granted by Judge
Jake Fisher. Democratic Judge in The
Twenty-first district. former attorney
and business associate OF Col Nc.
Graw.
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STOP MOVIES or LGo FRANK

ATLANTA. Ca. Aug 23-Exhlbi-
lions Of moving pictures Of me body
nf Too M Frank aa H swung from
the limb Of a frae near Marietta on
august % were stopped hero today
tho police
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w BOYS

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. 23-Ragis
welsh and Harry Taylor. both nine
years old. we're drowned here late
today when they fell into the Monon-
gahela river while PLAYING on a raft.
One body was recovered.
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FAVOR POOLS FOR
FOREIGN COM MERGE

Los ANGELES. Cal, Aug %
Many witnesses who appeared here
today before the United States Trade
Commission declared they favored
pools or combinations for the benefit
OF foreign commerce They were 90.
vided. however. upon the scope and
Application Of such combines. They
also favored amending the national
laws 10 permit such trade
agreements.
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CONDITIONS
AT GALVESTON SOON

eALNEsToN. Aug l1=ir nfe..4Ir
NtIr supply. n rIffe m1af frfr..rr
N'd since me tropical storm o. Wool
fEn VII be obtained Uf fumurrua rIrtf
ahd trains vii nr running HgH.r into
lnn Guy Within two weeks If was ar.
20 "a been seven days afrue water
flowed Through The GUS e.rsr4 bud
spread ~ disease
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SEVEN NEW STRIKES.
FOR 8 HOUR DAY

HRGpGErORT Conn Aux "a
seven new efrkra-makinF fourteen
nov in pr0ErrrH.were Instituted here
today lhU plants affected Irrf1fr me
Tube and Stamping Company. the Lowe
laundry. two plants uf the canHefd
tubno COMPANY Crown Corset Campa-
salts Textile Company and the
I~atchellor end Crown plants
Labor leaders rVrreaard frrmsrfyr-
ortmistically tonight REGARDING an
nmiruhle adjustment Of the fruubiea ard
the granting uf nn cIrhf-hour DAY.
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MADE PERFECT SCORE.

MOUNT GRETNA. Pa Aug "a
s perfect score hy Private Lloyd
F'IEhf0cr Tenth infantry. marked
Die teams victory boz tho Ksut rapid
Tire match here today M tho opening
or tho senior rcgimental team pro
Eram Of tho state ri1e competition
F%elEhfner made O. possible 50 at both
200 and 800 yards ranges
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your letter will
say, I had been
failing in health
for two years
most Of the time
was bot able to
attend 20 my
household duties
Weakness peculiar
10 women was my
trouble and I was
getting very Rad
but, thanks 10 Dr.
Pierre g medicine
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-
Aus 20. Via London.
AUS. -, 2'fO A. m.-The following off,
9iai statement was issued tonight at the
RUSSIAN war Office:
IN the last operations in the Gulf OF
inga the German fleet suffered the fol-
owing losses; one battle cruiser. two
light cruisers and not less than eight
torpedo boat d~estroyers placed hors de
coinbat, Some OF the latter sank
on land in the Riga region in the
direction OF ~Jacobstadt and Dvinsk to-
wards the west the situation is un-
on the Eventa between the villa
and Niemen on the 2lst and 22nd we
held the cncmy's offensive on tho front
OF kovarsk-N r-kochedary-Drsnz
nlchk. Further south some Of our units
passed from the LETT bank of the middle
Nicmen TO the right bank.
hctWee the Eobr aud the Brcst-ITt-
oNsk region we continue 20 defend our
positions. step by step on the .ist and
%snd the enemy made his most stubborn
attacks on the lower Bobr IN the region
OF Chafranka and Biclsk In an easterlv
direction and on the front OF KIecht-
chelt-N observation-disclosures.
- the right bank OF the Bug. east
OF NladiNa the principa! enemy attacks
continue in the region OF the lakes near
ON the evening Of the 22nr
the enemy attempted to assume the Of
tcnsiNe also In the direction Of Koycl.
Inc situation In Galicia Is un-
changed"
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TORPEDO ATTACK
ON GOVERNORS

BOSTON AUG 23-An unusual 81
perIence awaits the governors ana
former state executives who are 10 at.
trrd The annual sessions Of the con
ference of GOVERNOR of the United
states which opens tomorrow They
to be the objects Of = supposed
torpedo attack in Connection win a re
view ~ tho North Atlantic fleet. on
Boston light next Wednesday.
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IN THE EAST.

VIENNA. Aug. ~. Via london Aug
- 1910 o. m.-The following offirIsi
communication was Issued tonight By
"ItuFsian war tbeatre. East OF LOWE
ang the Pultn and from Rama 20 the
proceeding with great severity. Ths
enemy lE EtHbhnruly defending rytrv
inch ~ The ground. but he has been re-
lul-fu az several points along tho front.
losing numerous prisoners. our Tran
eFlfnuion troops have fsrrcIaIf. UfafIr.
Euished themselves Boo hot fighting near
nc Nillages ~ Cola and suchodoL north
of Rama Infantry regiment number 80
when HtnrmluE uu snfrcrchmonf drfrrf-
90 hy TIE NuHei1u ~rrerHdIrrs captured
OBJECTS and goo men and seven
There is nothing new 90 report on
me operations haf0r. Hreaf-LItotek
East uf NIlnIEH the German traara
have advanced across the fnEr fIafrf.f
% TIE sector uf NIfdImIraNUIFuaE.
We hnEf advanced our eutrerrhmarfa 20
I'i'h ana tnn district etst OF
Tie t.las.ans t.r. Far. rsssi..i
In 0alicia.
"iu east GaII.ia I.iIf prevails
Italian uar tneafr. Trafrrds. orr
troop. renIlsad several Italian attacks
asain.t the hieH afesu of uoberfo
nRht.Hr ia developing Trio en.m. 4.
tfmrflre iH a~rrrDnrn our fnrunrarHns
rf. hridEcha1d of ToImIrr was HHr-
hHrnrn yesterday afternoon Do. italian
g~uirkfirInE guns This woe followed III.
Italian attacks lasting into fHa uIrht
Ihc enemy suffered .fIrr. In...H
lu che ufHrr frrufe There nothing
fn rrIOrf InH heavy HrfIIrr. frr .r
our fortinoaiigrs In THr.I have t.mror-
nrIlF aIHrFrusf
Three month. naer tIlT.If since fra
ferInrHfI"u ~ HHr COL. "H NU our former
ally Tho IunlwerlHID HIfHI. 10 he
italian army Ilrf hero attained
their object Now He ..r.r. our f-Hu.a
are maintaining tnt.r positions nfI- ar
on bur frontiers
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$4,000 rraH

kokOMo. IND. AuF 20 The E1to-
mo canning company plant vas fr.
HIrHNrI by IRE today The loss De- 49,.
minated o. $4,000 Tho ORIGIN I'D trr
0ro r. not known.
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ROME hur 11 VIA Trr.a. HIr. 3D. m
Tho following Official statement fr.m
The italian general -HrHI.HHI..r. H.fn.
August 11 wac mao. public f.r....
In ODE urrHr THrfrU.Ia f.r ...".
ATTEMPTED The Afternoon Hf fH. HI.t
uNorH THIf on our Zinc w...H r..#.
fhr haIrhia .HrrerfHnr Jana U... r
% fI The attack. aIfNHurH rr...H..
anf HuppurfrI ls an rI.r.a rrr ...
u rruuIerI.
fne TnImin1 sector fF. r-.e.fm.rf
- defence Ie trIrr Hiou rr I.| ..rfIH.
oualr rumrfrfrf
fha CHf.1 front H rIrrr..a r.rTf
Rff1rf Pr our troops uuf fnrm Ir ru..
session NJ several strong mems. fr.r. Il.
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Is which prevented our lines on the
lett wing from being advanced. Weak
e.uacAs by the enemy coward the oppO-
easily repulsed."