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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-14
Friday Clearance of
Lace Curtains.

We enumerate but few of the
exceptional values in Lace Cur
tains; there are many others; the
number of pairs in a single pat
tern is limited.
pairs Lacet Arabian Curtains, eH
yards long; 5000 pair. Were $3.50.
pairs Ivory Marquisette Curtains,
with lace and insertion; az yards long:
$2.75 pair. Were 800.
pairs White Scrim Curtains, with
lace and insertion trimming; 21s yards
long; 91.75 pair. Were $500.
pairs Scrim Curtains; white, with
wide cluny insertion and neat edge;
$4.OO pnir. Were 5000.
s pairs White Scrim Curtains. with
neat edge: $3.50 pair. Were SI.ss.
pairs Japanese Hand-enbroidered
and Drawnwork Soft Null Curtains;
1925 pair. Were $500.
pairs Lacet Arabian Curtains, 81
yards long; 5000 pair. Were $3.50.
pairs Renaissance Edged Curtains,
yards long: $500 pair. Were 500.
pairs Wide Insertion and Edge Re-
Nuisance Curtains, one pair soiled 81
yards long: 500 pair. Were sI2.O6.
pairs Renaissance Curtains, inser-|
ton and edge trimming; 3 yards long II
$3.50 pair. Were $1,000.
yards long; $3.50 pair. Were $500.
mounted on scrim; 3h yards long;
$3.50. Were $500.
Is pairs Cluny Curtains, insertion andI
edge effects; 2k yards long; &4.oo pair.
Were $500.
Fourth noor. G street.
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Housefurnishing Dept.

lot Furniture Polish. s0c bottle. Was 75c.
Good Quality Metal Polish. 1Oc. Was &c.
4Oc
2 s-ft. Step Ladders. 75c each. We're 800.
eft. Step Ladder CSC. Was $40.
White Japanned Flour Can. &c. Was hsc.
1 White Japanned Bread Box. CSC. Was Sac.
I Oak Roll-top Bread Box. Soc. Was TIC.
Nickel Frame Casserole, no cover; $1.oo.
Was S1.75.
1 Invalds Serving Tray. 400. Was 500.
White Enameled Basin 35c. Was 50c.
Folding Sewing Table s1.75. Was $500.
Washboard. 25c. Was 4oc.
/ Carpet Sweeper. S10n. Was $1.5O.
Dustless Floor Mons. Csc, Soc and 73c each.
We're Soc. TIC and 81. %.
3 OH Mops 25c, SOC and 75c each. Were Soc,
75c and 81 20
1 Fancy Clothes Hamper. $500. Was $3.50.
? Fancy Scrap Baskets. SOC each. We're 81 90.
1 Fancy Sewing Basket. 35c. Was CSC
I Fancy Fruit Basket, 35c. Was CSC.
Fifth floor, street.
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GERMAN STATEMENT,

No official German statement was re-
ceived today. The latest one reads:
The resistance of the Serbians was suf-
fcient to hold up only slightly our
forward movement. South of Bel
grade the village of Zaleznik and the
heights east of the village, on both
sides Of Topeiderska. were stormed.
Attacks upon Pozarevac are continu-
ing most favorably. The Pozarevac-
Gradiste road has been crossed in a
southerly direction.
In the eastern theater: Army group Of
Field Marshal Won Hindenburgs West
of Dvinsk a Russian attack broke
down under our artillery fire. At
tempts made by the enemy to take
possession Of the island occupied by
us on Miadziol lake failed.
y Russian attack northeast of Smor-
gon which got as far as our entan-
clements was repulsed.
Last night one of our airships bonn
barded the fortified town of Dvinsk,
which was full of troops. with a
large number of bombs
Army group of Prince Leopold of Ba-
varia: There is nothing to report.
Army group of Gen. Won Linsingen:
Tho enemy was driven out of his
positions near Rudka- Bielskowol
skaja, as we'll as over the line at
Alexandria. and was driven over the
heights north of that place.
German troops under Gen. Count Won
Bothmer threw the enemy out of sew
eral positions northwest of Haivo-
renka and southwest of Burkanow.
In the western theater: British attacks
northeast of Vermelles were easily
repulsed.
East of Souchez the French again lost
some portions of the trenches which
they were able to keep October IL.
In Champagne a French attack yester-
day afternoon failed south of Ia
hure. Repeated attacks on the same
place early this morning with sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-14
TRYING TO GET A JURY.
Questioning Talesmen for Trial Of
the New Haven Men.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE work
Of selecting jury to try william Rookie
feller, Lewis Case Ledyard, Edward D.
Robbins. and eight other directors, past
and present. Of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad. charged with con-
spiracy to monopolize the transportation
traffic Of New England. was resumed to-
day before Federal Judge Hunt.
Three tentative Jurors were selected
yesterday and 100 new talesmen had
been summoned in anticipation that the
original panel would be depleted before
twelve satisfactory mon could be found.
Delaney Nicoll continued the examina-
ton of talesmen on behalf Of the de-
PENDANTS.
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Friday Clearance in the
Bows Shop.

Broken and small lots, one-of-
a-kind styles and sizes; assert
ments incomplete and will not be
reordered. First quality, in every
respect, and at great reductions.
II Corduroy Norfolk Suits. two pairs
+rousers. golden brown only; sizes Z to
II years.
1895 each. Were $500.
"a Bows Norfolk Suits, some with
two pairs of knickerbockers: sizes Z
only.
$4.S5 each. Were $500.
4 dozen Flannel Blouses. gray. navy;
oxford and striped effects; attached
collars; sizes to 16 years.
Special price, 78c each.
dozen Russian Blouse and Sailor
Blouse Wash Suits, white and colorea
years.
Special price, 85c each.
Were $3.50 to $2.95.
A small lot of Domet Flannel Pa
jamas, 4-year size only.
Csc Suit. Were $1.00.
Small and broken lots Of Boys Felt
and Cloth Hats, good styles. and a
variety of sizes.
SOC, 75c and $1.00 each.
Were $1.00, $3.50 and $500.
Boys Blouses of fine woven madras
in neat striped patterns: separate col
lars to match; sizes to Is years.
75c each. Were $1.0O.
Third floor. Eleventh street.
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Friday Clearance in
Worner1's Wash Waists

Cotton Wolfe Waists. long and short
sleeve styles. trimmed with valen-
c1ennes lace and tucks; a small lot.
$1.95 each-were $3.50.
$2.95 ench-were $500.
$2.85 each-were $5.75.
few Tailored Shirt Waists, with
pocket and stiff collars; size 80 only.
25c each. Were &1.OO.
A small lot Of Cross-barred Mar
quisette Blouses. collar and cuffs trim
med with lace edge.
Csc each. Were $1.OO.
A few All-over Embroidered Blouses.
short sleeves and fiat collar.
$1.95 each. Were 1926.
Third floor, F street.
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Friday Clearance of
Mems Shoes,
$3.75 Pair Regularly
$500.

We have about IS pairs of these
Shoes, made of high-grade gun
metal calfskin in button model,
with the smart gray cloth tops.
This is a good English last with
low heel.
Sizes 7, TX, 8. 9 and OLA; s,
7. and ORB; 81, 7, ~, 8 and
oHC; and 7HD. An unusually
good value at $3.75 pair.
Main floor. Tenth street.
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that the enemy suffered noticeable
losses. During the day of yesterday
actions ending VIGOROUSLY for our
detachments were fought In the
Rfbor valley (Chiese, ON the small
plateau of San Giorsia). in the Ledro
valley and in the Campelle valley
(torrent of Meco Brenta).
In Carnia. on the 18th and 18th. the
enemy ATTEMPTED to attack our front
from Monte Pal Piccolo. to the east of
the Monte Croce pass. as far as Monte
salinchet. on the Pont Ebran tor
rent.
After an intense artillery preparation.
heEun on the nth and lasting
through rart % the following night
and the dar =: the 18th. the enemy
launched 'rshntrv columns against
our rosit'or" ~ the read of the Chi
azzo torrf'i The stenuiness of our
troops. tn. effective fire of our ar
t'l!ery. NJ nine guns and rifles, and
timely c. nter attacks in flank sec
tons fir ~ Pal Grande to Pal Pic
colo and from Monte Pizzul to Monte
Salincl "nahed MS to beat Off the
enemv ut. nightfall with a heavy loss
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Tow Department.

Two-horse Loaded Truck. $3.50 Was $3.50.
Horse and Wagon. $500. Was $500.
Double Team Ice Wagon, $500. Was $500.
Dolls Toilet Set $500 Was $1,000
Dolls Toilet Set. $50. Was 1890.
1 Dolls Toilet Set. 5000 Was $3.50
Dolls Serving Table. $780, Was $500,
1 lot of Infant Character Dolls undressed;
SOC each Were $1.O0.
1 small lot Of Large Character Dolls CSC
each Were 1895.
/ Dolls House, 95c Was 1896.
Dolls Troussean Trunk. $500. Was SEQ 90.
White Enamel Carriage. s4a5. Was 800.
Brown Enamel Carriage. 1886. Was IS co.
Brown Reed Chair. $1.a5. Was $395.
Gliding settee, complete with canopy; So. 80.
Was $500.
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Sweater Department.

College Sweater. orange and purple combi-
nation: size go: $3.50. Was $1,000.
Heavy Knit oxford Sweaters, size "a: s.. 9s
each. Were 1878.
White Basket Weave Sweater, size SO; IS. co.
Was S11.5O.
Misses Dark Green Heavy Wool Sweater
size "A: Soa5 Was $500
White Wool Sweater. with red bands col
lar. cuffs and belt in back size SO: S2.93. Was
$500.
White Wool Sweater. light blue collar and
cuffs and belt in back size "a: Sc. o. Was So. 90
White Angora Sweater, soiled: size IS: $2.95
Was 1896
Golden Brown Wool Sweater, size "a: 2.e5
Was 500.
Twotoned Wool Sweater. brown and green
size IS: S1.a5. Was $395.
Third floor, G street.
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Misses Department.

Misses Winter Coats. in blue. brown and
mixtures: sizes Is, 10 and Is years: 500 cn h.
We're $3.50. "
d Misses Chinchilla Winter Coats in -fny
We're $1,000.
~ Girls Bingham and MILDLY Dresses. In light
ana darn roiorr; sizes 10, II and IL years: I5c
each. We're $125
o Misses Crepe and Net Dresses, all white:
sizes IA. 10 and IS years; $G.7J each. Were
$500.
Girls Cotton Ratine Dresses. sizes II a.a
IA: 81 .95 each. Were $500
Third floor G street
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Friday Special in
.rQSSlereS.

0fQSSICfeS.
Women's and Misses Fine Quality
Muslin Brassieres, nicely trimmed
with embroidery and fastening at
front. Sizes "a, Sc, SO, ~ and a.
Special price, sec each.
Were $500.
And the following:
o pairs Farame Corsets. fine coutil or
chamoi: cloth, very low in bust: few bones and
iairiy long hip: sizes 81. %. -. g and -:
400 pair. We're $3.50 and $3.50.
2 pairs Lily Of France HIP Confaners coutiI and
elastic: sizes 70 and -: $3.50 pair. Were s. n,
~. pairs kop Service Corscts. medium and
n 10" nusts. with abdominal support: sizes -,
a. "a. 81 and "a: $3.50 pair Were 800
3 pairs American Lady Corsets of fancy ha-
tiste and treco: medium bust and hip; sizes IL
q and n: $500 pair Were $500
Third door. Eleventh ktreet
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Special price, Soc each.
And the followinp.
Friday Special in
Won1en's Hosiery.

For tomorrow's sale we have Sc
cured another case (6o dozen pairs)
Women's Fast Black Isle and Cot
ton Hose, which were slightly i'm
perfect in weave, but have been neat
ly mended. They are hose of excep-
tional worth, the perfect qualities
regularly selling at CSC, CSC and soc
pair.
Special price, nc pair; 3 for soc.
And the following:
IT pairs Women's White Silk Isle Hose,
slightly soiled 25c pair. We're Soc.
27 pairs women's Lisle Hose. in navy blue
snd gray; 25c pair. Were 35c.
Main floor G. street
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q RACK Enrohia Lynx Set. 81 80 Was Ssa.n,
60. 20 S,a'k Nnrohia Lynx Sets. $3.50 each. w~r
cray striped Narobia Set pillow m,f nm
straight scarf: s267s. Was $500
! Gray Narohia Lynx Set. pillow mur AMI
animal scarf: s21 81. Was s360o. '"'' ""'
Was 5000 NV" 'e'' "--''"
Natural Raccoon Set $500 Was $50
Hearseal Coat. $1,000 Was $50 90
$4,000 <'"''" e''h' r.
Black Caracul Coat. st2 30. Wa. ss5 a.
$S75. V"'" ''"' ~
Natural Raccoon Nun. $S.75 Was SEQ.
Natural RaccOon Nun. $3.50 Was Sl,in
Third floor. street
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EVENING SLIPPERS

Embrace such materials and styles
as Patent Calfskin, with silver
heel and chain instep straps; Pat
ent Calfskin Bernice Slippers,
with seams piped in white and fin
ished with rhinestone buckles !;
Black Satin Bernice Slippers.
piped in white and finished with
rhinestone buckles; Patent Calf
skin Slippers, with rhinestone
buckles; Patent Coltskin. London
Slippers, with bow and buckle at
instep.
Sizes are 4, ~, 81 and 6AA;
ga, ~, S, 81, E and OLA; 8,
81, A. "a, 5, 515, E and 6HB; 3.
3h, ., "a, 5, 81 and &C; S, 81
and CD.
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Infants Department.

Chldren's Brown Broadcloth Coat box style.
with turnover collar and cuffs, wide striped
$1,000 "
Children.s BlSck Corduroy Coat boz style,
turnover collar and CUFFS finished with pocIete
and pearl buttons: 800. Was $50
s pairs Children's Chambray Creepeys. but.
toned underneath: plain pink. blue and pin
checks; 25c pair. Were Soc
10 Infants Cotton and Wool Shirts, sc each.
Were Soc.
Children's White Wool Knitted Sweaters.
trimmed with light blue on neck and sleeves;
81 90 each. Were $500
Third floor street
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President Aids S. r. Brame.

The President has directed that Sam
uel r. Brame, deputy collector of in
ternal revenue in the sixth internal
revenue district Of Virginia, may be
given a competitive classified status, in
order that he may be transferred to a
without compliance with civil service
rules
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-14
Coat Department.

Blue and Tan Plaid Zihelfne Sport Coat,
lined with messaline; size SO; $500. Was
S35. 90
Brown Checked Sport Coat with white
collar and cuffs and white messaline lining:
size az: S25 90 Was SIS 90.
Blue Taffeta Evening Coat with figured
S4s 90
I Belgian Blue Taffeta Evening Coat. trim
med In marabout and lined with figured chif-
fon; size 20: S1h0O. Was $500
1 Blue and White Striped Flannel Blazer
Coat. size "a: S4.95. Was s1275.
Third floor G. street.
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RUSSIAN STATEMENT.
PETROGRsD. October ii. via London.
October II;

PETROGR.D. October Ii. via London.
October II:
On the western front. in the Riga re-
gion. east of Lake Babite. We cap
tured a German hydroaeroplane. On
the front of the Dvinsk region all
enemy attacks were repulsed.
An engagement in the region of Schloss-
berg, west of Illoukst, ended in our
occupation of the heights northwest
of this village.
During the night the Germans attempt
ed to recover the positions lost, but
failed The ca ;nnonade continues on
the whole front. The Germans re-
peatedly attempted to re-establish
their positions in the region of the
village of Gateki, south of Lake
Demmen. but after suffering severe
losses gave up the attempts. In the
region east of the village of Cav
rantsky the Germans twice attacked
us. but were repulsed
Notwithstanding the violent German
fire. our troops by fighting gained
their way across the isthmus be-
tween the lakes south of Dreswiaty.
In the region between Lake Ma
rotche and Vichnevskoie there have
been lively artillery duels.
South of the Pripet. on the left bank
OF the Styr, north OF Ra1aloWka, the
enemy was dislodged from Alexandra
farm and the village of Roudhab bells
kavolska. Here We captured five Of
ficers. 200 men and two quick-frers
An enemy offensive against Karpilovka,
northwest of Klevn, was repulsed
In Galicia, in the Stripa region. west
of Trembowla, our troops. develop
ing their success. seized the village
of Vasniouvtchit. The stubborn en-
gagements here, as well as in the
Of nj
terday. continue with the same in
tensity. Part of our cavalry SORTED
from Gaivoronka without being per-
ceived. deployed rapidly along the
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Friday Clearance of
Woy,1en's Evenin9
Slippers and
Street Shoes.

Several small lots of Women's
High-grade Evening Slippers and
Street Shoes have been assembled
for the purpose of decisive clear
ance on Friday. There is nd ne
cessity for dwelling on the quail
ity, as every pair is from our
stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-14
Prices are very low
Ia to ~ reduction.

Also the following remnants:
Old Ivory-frish Pottery Vase, slightly I'M
perfect: 35c Was 75c.
Handsomely Decorated Limoges China
Cracker Jar; $3.50. Was $500.
1 Imported Decorated China Syrup Pitcher on
plate, clipped: 35c. Was 75c.
Brass Smoking Stands. imperfect; $l.25 each.
Were s.. so.
1 Richly Decorated Nippon China Salad Bowl;
Sc. Was $2.25.
Hand.painted Limoges China Plate; 75c.
Was $3.50.
Richly Decorated Limoges China Dinner
Plates; 35c each. Were Toe.
Imported Decorated Covered Dishes 75c
each Were 500.
i Decorated Pottery Fern Dish: 75c. Was
Fifth floor, G street.
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Friday Clearance of
Women's SILK Waists.

Georgette Crepe Blouses, miscel-
laneous assortment in flesh and white.
&3.05 each. Were &5.75.
Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine and
Radium Silk Blouses, long sleeves and
high or low neck.
$2.95 each. Were &5.7S.
A small lot of Navy Blue Crepe do
Chine Blouses, low neck and long
sleeves.
$1.50 each. Were &2.0S.
Colored Messaline. Pongee and Lace
and Chiffon B1ouses, in a variety of
styles; long and short sleeves.
$2.96 each. Were 1875.
Crepe de Chine Blouses, many pretty
styles. embroidered and plain tucked,
with long or short sleeves.
1895 each. Were 1913.
Third floor, street
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Umbrella Department.

Mems 2S-nch Black Silk Umbrellas with
sterling silver trimmed hardwood handles; s. IS
each. We're 81 90.
Women's 26-inch Black Silk Umbrellas, with
rose and el,onine silver trimmed handles; So Is
each. Were 500.
Main floor, street entrance
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Suit Department.

Suits of wool popln and gahardine. In
sand and gray colors: sizes SO and 50: 81. so
each. Were up s23.O0.
suits Of Mems Wear Serge and Wool Poplin.
in navy blue and black colOrs: sizes Sc to
~: $14.75 each. Were up s395O.
Navy Blue Imported Gabarine Suit, size
AZ: $1475. Was $500.
Third floor, G street.
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eral groups Of troops broke down
completely.
In the vosges the French lost a portion
of their positions on the western
slope of Schratzmannele.
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SERBIAN STATEMENT.

NISH, October II, via Paris, October l4s
On the Danube front fighting occurred
south of Gradiste and southwest Of
Semendria. Semendria was evacu-
ated in the direction of the village
of Lipa. Near Semendria a fierce en-
sagement was fought. The enemy
succeeded in occupying Lipa' out at
heavy cost.
There has been no action since. as the
enemy had such heavy losses; the
battlefield is covered with booles.
The enemy also attacked near BEL
grade, at Veliks. Mokri. Loug and
Tourlak
n, tho Save and Drina fronts there is
nothing of Importance to report.
On the 9th, in the fighting norm OF ~
iarechez (Pozarevac), one OF our pa.
talions reached an enemy oat.ers. , pa1
was unable to bring the captureo
battery back to our lines. Our troops
dismounted the guns and orouent
back all the machine guns eAcepe
two; the men carrying the la'ler
We're killed on the way.
lent bombardment on our positions
at Zabrezge He used asphyxiatlng
shells. which,, however, caused no
disorder in our ranks. Our sololers
Immediately donned masks, and a DE
tachment charged the enemy through
the cloud of gas Taken by sur
prise, the enemy retreated. some OF
the troops even recrossing the save
Three hours later the enemy re-
newed the attack, preceding IL by
further bombardment OF gas snells,
hut when the enemy troops charged
our mon not only repulsed them, but
cantured an officer and thirty SOL
dierS.
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Q@oo0war0 6 I0tbro{p
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Restammt
Opm'll.1 AN.
to S Pm.
Our Weekly Remnant Day
and Its Purpose.

Our Day ddyFr pp ontwoe ph dmgh wh
discontinue dior o GU ourselves
in m day. l sentiments
atf mad days O thu O closed
for oeaonor another special h we
MahadE You
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-14
Friday We Will Close
Out Three !Open-Stock
DinnerlUare Patterns
at Greatly Reduced
Prices.

Three Fine American Porcelain
Dinnerware patterns have been
reduced from "a to Il for clear
ance on Friday. They are in
splendid decorations. and in the
three patterns there are about
200 pieces in all.
PLATES,
SAUCE PLATES.
UNCOVERED VEGETABLE DISHES,
COVERED VEGETABLE DISHES.
SAUCEBOATS,
PLATTERS,
TEACUPS AND SAUCERS
SUGARS AND CREAMS,
SALAD BOWLS,
BUTTER DISHES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-14
STREET SHOES

Embrace such materials and styles
as Gun Metal, Patent Coltskin,
with cloth and kidskin tops. and a
few pairs with fawn tops; welt
soles and Cuban heels. Sizes are
4, "a and 5AA; 3, 81, ~, 5 and
5NA; 3, 81 and Oh; 2H, 3, 4, 5.
81. e and &c; 3, 81, 4, 5, 81 and
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FRENCH STATEMENT.
PARIS, October 14s

PARIS, October II,
In the Artois district the artillery
fighting continued last night. both
sides taking part. This fire was par
ticularly violent to the northwest OF
hill No. 40. between Souchez and
Giyenchy. The fighting from trench
to trench with bombs and torpedoe''
has continued with great activity If
the region of Lihons.
In the Champagne district the eneni%
has directed a fire with asphySla'lns
bombs against our rear lines. 10
this our batteries everywhere mace
reply.
A German attack in the forest to the
west of Tahure has been checked by
our fire.
There has been a reciprocal and almost
continuous cannonading in the LOT
raine district in the vicinity OF He'll
lon and Leintrey.
Last nights French official statement
reads:
forces his attacks to the northeast
Of Snuchez against the wood lie
Hois en- Hache." to the east OF lns
road from Souchez to Angres: againS'
our positions on the approaches 10
the five highways on the crest ca
Vimy. against the small fort previ-
ously taken by us in the GiVehchS
wood and the neighborlng trenches,
DESPITE the extreme violence OF the
bombardment which preceded these
attacks despite the desperate nature
of the renewed assaults. the ene'nE
was able to penetrate only some
nartS Of The trenches in the Givenchy
wood. which had been completed"
shattered by shells OF heavy calioer.
Everywhere else We conserved all our
positions and repulsed the assaults
of the Germans. who suffered very
- heavy losses.
Artillery actions of particular inten-
sity are reported to the south OF the
Somme in the sector of Lihons; IN
champagne. to the north of Soualn
and Massiges in Argonne, to the
north of La Harazee. and between
the Meuse and the Moselle. to the
north of Flirey.
In the NosEes We dispersed ny our Tre
an enemy attack against our posi-
tions in the valley of la Lauche.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-14
ITALIAN STATEMENT.

ROME. October Is, via Paris, October
IA:
The activity of our troops continues
along the Tyrol frontier. especially
in the section between Adige and
Brenta, where information from dl1-
ferent sources agrees in showing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-14
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