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granted to H. E. Allen, Clerk of the
Superior Court, on said Nels Henry's
estate.
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture, this Bird day of January, 1916.
JOHN A. COBB, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, Webster County.
Notice is hereby given that all Fl Fas
for taxes due said County will be held
VI until February LIST, 1916.
All parties are urged to pay up oY
that time and avoid cost. This Jan. 4,
1916. By the Commissioners of Roads
and Revenues.
GEO. E. THORNTON, Clerk.
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GEORGIA Webster County.
Will be sold before the court house
door in the town of Preston, between
the legal hours of sale, on the first
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Gena Johnson's estate.
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture, this 4th day of January, 1916.
JOHN A. COBB, Ordinary.
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Ordinary Sumter County. Ga.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
GERARD is
UNDER FIRE
IN GERMANY

The contents OF the message soon
became known in newspaper circles
The American goverumen, and
is organs already have endured
many brutal English intringements. "
said the Morgen Fost Even Amer
leans rsprosch their oricials They
have degraded themselves by Civ
ing up their neutrality and honor
as accompl.ces " England. so l- ~
presumAble that they Kill also en-
dure this infrir cement and The al.
titude OF their an bSsssdor. whereby
the British infringement, il sup.
ported
We doubt whether he German
foreign oflce will DO satisfied Rf'b
Gerard conduct We hope the
government viii ind means 20 cor
rect this strange attitude The Ger
man censorship does not concern
him and he has no night 20 criticize
measures necessary FOR the safety
OF German interests
The Cologne Gazette editorial wa.
in similar vein.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

groups are much more favorable 20
an eerly peace than are the groups
representing the military element
the junkars and other conservative
representatives
IL this connection, am told also
by Charles X. Crane. who - proba-
bly, ONE % the best informed men IN
the United States on Russian affairs.
that al the present time the dums
~ The real Russian government
When The var broke out the dums
vas a representative body only in
name. the real power resting In the
ancient Russian bureaucracy This
bureaucratic government has failed
10 meet the crisis and FOR the fret
time IN its history the government
of Russia rests on the dnnfa
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

Mile th,a'er To- the coming week
startnC Monday afternoon The
offCring ~ rntitlJd, Just a SONG At
TN light. and they render in per
feet harmony many old time favor
&c selections and present DAY sue
casses realistic rural setting and
an interesting plot adds rovelty Ia
the production Harry f.aMont and
Girile. musical comedy favorfte~ prH-
sen ON the Board Walk" snap
DIV u'tle comedy skit with new
songs and pattcr THREE Hglt-h
dancers. trio OF pretty scrohatic
dancers. direct from the London
MUSK halls Mitchell and Mitch.
those southern banjo boys, mcclure
and Dolly in m eQuilIbristic novelty,
and other features make up the bal
ance OF the vaudeville program
Film productions featuring Mary
Miles Mintsr. Florence Turner, Hon
~ Dixey, William Russell and many
other fAvuraas arc -rreeped daily
from IL 30 until $50 o'clock pre-
o~dinE the vaudeville matinee. This
weeks program includes F7oreuce
Turner, m "The'wslch Singer. and
KcIe aud Dill IN "a Million for
Mary
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

These gentlemen Uho command
considerable political influence IN
Michigan. plan 20 devote the tiu'T
intervening before the primaries 20
o campaign 20 place the. au'omaker
in nominsrion-wh he Likes D.
Of not.
Every Democrat available ior The
Eovernorship." M Frensdorf told
The Times yesterday. will be forr
ed 10 tie himself UP with 40 many
promises in order 20 get the nomina
ton that he will be poverless 10
serve the public II elected This II
equally true OF the Republicans Mr.
Ford, Who has The respect OF all
the people. could take once as q
free man. He 10 for Woodrow VIII
son, and that makes him A good
enough Democrat for me. He f.
certainly good enough for The Mich
izan Republicans. for they favored
his nomination for the presidency
Of the United states
II do not know thai Mr. Ford
wishes 10 be a candidate. out our
plan ia 70 nominate and elect him.
n possible Then IL IL for Mr.. Ford
20 say whether or not ne Will avail
himself OF the opportunity 10 serve
the state"
With this end In view Mr. Frenz-
dorf and his associates in the move
ment plan 10 make application 20
Lansing for large number of past
srs, 20 be attached 10 he regular
ballots. which Will enable the voters
20 write III Mr. Ford's name. These
uill br given vide distribution
throughout the state "
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
WILSON, HUGHES
PRAISE DETROIT
Work of Americanizing For
eigners Brings kilograms
of Approval

The AUGMENTATION committee
OF the Detroit Board OF Commerce
has received from President Wilson
and Charles Evans Hughes Repub-
hcan candidate for president, tele-
grams approving the educational
citizenship campaign being conduct
ed among foreigners by the commit
tee.
President Wilson addressed CHS
telegram 20 Henry W Hoyt. chair
man ot the committee He said
May | not congratulate you and
your associates most heartily upon
the success OF your hrst years en-
deayor to make better workmen and
better citizens OF the immigrants
who settle in and around Detroit.
and express my hope that even bet
ter results NAV ~ achieved in the
coming year through the whole
hearted cooperation OF employers
and Of the general public 4 move
ment 81 this kind tends 20 benefit
the whole community and 4, should
commend itself To All.
Mr.. hughes telegraphed from Spo-
kane. Wash. saying Success 10
your 1916 campaign and congratula
tlons on Detroirs contribution 10
AmericaniEation Detroit employers
are leading Tho country in backing
this vital issue Nav they keep up
the good work 50 we'll begun"
Hundreds OF letters have been re-
ceived commencing the work. and
scores ~ employers have pledged
their support 20 the campaign,
which Is attracting wide attention.
! even In distant cities
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
GREATER MILK
SALES PLANNED
BY PRODUCERS

Widespread publicity 10 encour-
age the more general rae OF milk.
vas the plan discussed. "Wednesday
afternoon, by members OF the Mich.
igsn Association Of Creamery Man
ayers and Owners, a. a meeting in
the Hotel Statler julius Kahn. rep
resenting the national dairy council.
presented the plan OF dairy products
publicity, outlining the possibilities
Of one OF the greatest campaigns Of
publicity ever undertaken along
these lines. Eat more dairy pro
ducts, spend less and live better.
is one Of The slogans 20 be used IN
the psIbIicity campaign Those pres
ent were favorable 70 the publicity
campaign Al a mee-fng n Port
Huron IN September, the proposition
win come up for definite action.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
SCARLET
GANG WOULD
DOWN LODGE


attain its object unless there i 4
political awakening in the warl.
The situation Ia a grave one n OBJ
erystions made In a canvass Of the
ward by Tunes man mount 20
uythiug
That there is ieepseated hatred
on the part OF the undesirable ele-
ment against Aid Lodge is Obvious
even - casual observer And
well here mighI De. because II has
been AID Lodge working hand-in
hand with the late AID Owen. who
has KEEP, the f-e' ward al lea 81
comparatively free OF low dives.
Within lhs Last year have 81 n
these resorts have been driven our
Of existence and Kept out
The normal vote 81 the First warl
is 5000 Tho Druocrais ordinarily
corr~ol about 7 o0t ~ these. Be-
cause % rhe primaries tFkiug place
Aug 20 vnen 70 great riany ~ the
yc,ers n tho war are away on va
cations. II would no. 20 surprising u
TIE Republicans roll les. han 5000
votes \ high ,or" rill 10 aE7ln-r
the interests OF Al ,od-s and NJ
Holden
Some criticism, Is being leytled al
aid. edge because q hi, interest
ing himself he iho candidacy al
successor 70 tld Oven Lodge :
triar3 Eoveys-. fol that thos'.
vho IN l~rsatnd nc sit0ation will
bc W''Ie influenced fhe, poin. on
that n t.rt alvlv, a. cay thing %
secure candidate Of m Galore Of
Mr. Holden AMI that Aid l.ods'
orlv renonstrted his high public
sr.-.' auE determination 20 see -
hez. s. e-csrs OF the ri- ward -"p
resented in thr council whom he len
his influence toward citing Mr.
Holden 10 becore candidate
Mr. Holden .s ore OF the 3's.
kuo&u real esta.e men .g the cir"
lie native Or Ne'rui' sn1 4
graduate Of me D"'r,it LIZ. -c~C.l
Thoge ro-t ir th. Ss-rt ward
no. s... o.ws. o'od ir che r.-.
eard. where Ae a live. - wears
Aside from folr wears on The Boar
n Es,iua-e. lie served a. pros.
don't III 1905. 10 Hae never tef0-.
seen acrlye N puti.c lie
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
ORPHEUM

Eight mem oorr OF ID. HoreGk
family in a unique dancing act. and
The G-ca, H0wa-.. che NJ the besr
known ventrilo1ui's in vaudeville,
VIII 10 tho tvp principal feature
n The vaudeville eiil o. rhe or.
pheum theater FOR the vaek starting
next Monday afternoon. The Hore-
us- are unusual dancers Nho Will
pre- ant something ,rat Is described
a. genuinely neV HcVs-i is a
Seo.ch ven'n'o4uIsr with a hat
dozen DUNN IS. SaiiIe Fields. he
Texas cabaret queen. who has ap
peared aiih success In tariOu- New
York restaurant Harry Fisher and
company "a con e1y sfefch. The
Partners. Vere- and Elliott in 4
comedy kit. an her acts also
are scheduled r IS announced that
the automobile which f. sold earn
peck for 81 was taken las week ~
Mrs. George Bishop. WHO lives on 4
farm four miles from Emmett, Mich
Mrs Bishop attended performance
az me Orpheum, the previous Tues.
DAY afternoon. Miss Minnie Han.
nan. 5S5 NJ Clairsve. Detroit pur.
chased he first car The name OF
the person selected each week Nh0
Il permitted 10 buy the car IS an
nounced az the frrt performance
Friday evening The new model ot
the Ford tourins car Is now being
sold each week
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
FAMILIES SPLIT
ON CAMPAIGN
Wives of Wilson Supporters
VIII Take Stump For
Gov. Hughes
b. gibson GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. AUS lI-Fam'
ilies are being divided BY The pres
ent political Issues. Here are a few
examples A II Hopkins. 81 New
Jersey, Is treasurer ~ the Progres'
sive genuine national committee,
and has announced that m person.
ally fav0rs the reelection OF Wilson.
Mrs Hopkins Is a member OF the
WomAns party and viii lake the
stump and do all she can 10 prevent
the election Of Wilson
Clifford P1nchot Is for Hughes and
all the militarisn Hughes and his
backing can secure. Amos Ptpchot,
his brother. is mem per Of the
American Union Against Militar!sm
and vii support Wilson as the les
ser OF two evils Rep William Kent.
OF California. ~ wild-eyed enthu-
siast for Wilson and Is heading a
Wilson non partisan league, while
Mrs. Kert IL a mem Der o. The No-
mans party and vii stump Tor he
defeat az Wilson
George Middleton has sNied him
self WITH The group Of writer's who
have announced themselves FOR WI
son, while his Wife Fols "a F'olR'fe,
is one>ot the members OF The con
gressional union Who viii bold VII.
son responsible FOR The defesl Of he
Susan r Anthony amendment. Mer.
edith Nicholson is Wilson support
er, but Mrs Nicholson vii write
and stump sgainst Wilson on ac-
count OF his attitude toward The
federal suffrage amendment Mrs
Louis T Post - memoev o. the
Woman's Peace party and Al ar
dent Toystoyan 7scifsr outs p
Post assistant secretary O. labor
i FOR the administration reason.
| able program Of preparedness
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
WORKERS
ID Get BONUSES
Company Decides To Share
Prosperity With Those Who
Helped Make II

Approaching the part itf en-
bloyes have had In its success, the
DaYon Motor Car corporation VIII
lnhsre SIS prosperity with chem IN
abe form Of special bonus for Of
Gee and factory employees alike
Once employees who have been win
the company for period longer
Than 10 days will receive a bonus
n the rate Of Ave per cent OF yearly
sslsry. Factory workers will share
On q like basis. with the exception
of those who have been paid pre-
MUM on the piece work basis
These viii receive bonus OF three
Der cent The payment OF the bonus
VIII be made from Sept /.
Although the Saxon corporation
has not decided upon policy OF
bonuses each year. ~ IL the inten.
lion OF the concern. in years of
prosperity, TO pay some form OF
bonus 10 employees A record will
be kept In the future Of each in
dividual employe and the efficiency
and loyalty OF such employees will
Be taken into consideration in the
payment OF bonuses.
4 "The payment OF bonus at this
time does not bind the company 10
3 policy of bonuses each year" said
President Harry W. Ford, although
the management is disposed in pros
perous years 20 pay some form oi
bunus. II 10 hoped that the pay
Uent OF this bonus will encourage
each employe to study his work tc
TIE end that his efficiency may b
incSsosed. Bonuses depend upor
oarnings; earnings upon good cars
soood cars depend upon employees
n We can enlist the interest. skill
caro- and earnestness OF every EN-
pjoye. the quality OF the produc, Of
oar company can be maintained al
fhe punt where II should be. and In
that way we can win and hold the
0cuA1sncs Of millions OF people ali
arounA the world"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
- THE
CTAGE
MAZE Sic

I1ugias FAirnsnky IN The, Hall.
breed a picture version VI Bret
rtzr-rs famous hcvei, In the- Car
quincy Woods, will Oe shown NJ
the Majestic thcater. next week.
starting SUNDAY afternoon. Fair
banks viii be seen a. 10. the Poor
Indian" The son x a white man and
an Indian slrl Who. when cordially
hated BY the miners in the camp
where he il born. e forced Ia make
hts home In the roots q q giant
redwood tree There Follows 0
series az many adventures IN which
the hslf-breeNd youth nrds every
hing he can want, even love. The
character typtnes pus merely the
Indisn. LIVING under the yoke " .
Conquered race. bot aiso the illcgfti-
mate child who 10 an outcast nom
socisty. The story - characteristics
OF the genius OF Harte, and In ons
ot the best examples Of h!s work IN
depicting the LIE and customs Of
the early forty ninsrs" IN Caltfor~
MIA Miss BfIlie Burke. In ''Gloria's
Romance. Nut; and Jefr comedy
and other films are scheduled. while
Henry Sanrrry viii sing MY Goal
Black Rose, = new southern mel.
ody, Just completed BY Richard
Whiting and Raymond Esan.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
SYSTEMATIC
POUNDING
PAVES WAY

-----
ration IN which apparently every
thing has been foreseen and moth
ing overlooked that puts the punch
into the French sledge-hammcr
blows.
nrst visited one OF the eight
general munitions and material de
pots established last May miles be.
hind the line The depot covers
square halfmile. into which France =
northwestern network OF railways
daily pours material coming from
all parts OF the world
II the French offensive has car
ried terrible destruction In advance
OF the armies. u has wrought equally
incredible progress In the rear.
The etsht munitton depots have
been connected with the battle front
BY a verttable mystic maze OF rail
ways OF both broad and narrow
gauge. In peace times II would
have required q years work 10 con
struct them. Approaching the
battle front these lines converge
ever thicker. and ever more intri.
cstely. 80 perfected Ia this railway
system that each OF the eight depots
can pour out upon the Somme battle
front its entire square haltmile OF
munitions and material every 80
hours
on other specially constructed
railways. all OF broad gauge guns
are being carried 70 the front
France does not lack heavy ar'it
lery on the Somme front, hut -
making constant additions Tor The
purpose of increasing the power OF
her punch
From the depot. the way led Co
one OF the four aviation camps
which protected every depot but
which are only small part OF ,he
aviation service on ne Somme
front During the visit scarcely a
minute passed that armed aero
planes either did not return or dc
part FOR the German front The air
was literally alive with aerial
scouts and hghters
Returning toward the rear in the
evening after observing the Hght
ing from the plateau ~ Dompierre
south OF the somme. and from q
point % yanrage Just north OF ne
river. I vas amarei 20 see tha'
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
VETS CAN'T
USE LABOR
DAY PARADE

hour day Din which. II vas held
would be made political issues
Charges that Delegate MArtell vac
jockeying for the crys were made
shortly afterwards by Delegate
"Dsvy" Jone~. OF the cigar makers,
when Msrtell moved 10 put the
union IN record condemning Charles
Culver. g candidate for The lesisls.
ture. or any OF his supporters.
His resolution 10 Consider any
action 10 elect Charles Culver TO the
legislature. an unfriendly act TO The
Detroit Federation Of Labor" MAS
opposed by Jones, but the resolu,
tlon carried
"The state house IL full OF repre-
sentatives for the drys and that's
why labor hasn't had It's rights,
said Jones.
"Oniy one English paper 10 pub
hshed in Detroit that bears the IN
ion label" counter~d MARCEL
That's The Detroit Tines, and i
is for the 'drys through ant
| through"
Friendly reception Of the labo
men by William II Hill. Repuolica
candidate for senator. was repcrre'
by f X. Ellis. Of the printers, VII
said that Mr. Hill had told a dele
CATION OF union printers who calle
on him that the only reason par
OF his political printing had bee
done in non-union shops was D.
cause he had delegated IL 20 hi
assistants. He agreed 70 un,ouiz
his printing. II wes declared
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
TgMPLE.

Adele Rowland musical com I'd Y
fayorite, will top the vaudeville bill
ct the Temple heater next week.
the event marking this talented
young vcman's d~out in the local
tvoa-dsy field Heretofore, her 81.
forts 10 entertain have been oonfn-
ed solely 20 come OF ne most popu.
lar musical shows ot the day. She
was featured In The Only GIri"
aud Nobody Home" TWO Shubsrt
shows already FAMILIAR 10 Detroit,
ers. and in "Katinka," one ~ The
big hits OF he New York stage last
reason. For her Temple engage.
ment, Miss Rowland will Offer a
series Of story songs, com posed e1-
clusively for her by Gene Buck and
Dave Stamper. song~rners for
"Ziegfeld's Toilies.' and BY Jerome
.. Kern and Schuyler Green. Kern
has 10 his credit several o. he big
song bits in The Girl From Utah %
and Nobody Home The second
feature Of the program Vill be Be-
LaMont and hts sir cowboys In a
roundup OF mir'h and melody. This
bill will also mark The initial ap-
pearance OF Jos + bernard and
company In Willard MACK latest
comedy. who r. She Si4 O'her
excellent features are noted Tor his
bill
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

Dok1k9Ual party. but depends for a
0at0e1ey On combinations made be-
tWoea pollt1cal groups. Only In this
way en- the appropriations and tax
oe1ea Deoeares Be- passed. and with
.out TAXATION no government can ex.
~ The chancellor II the responsi-
- ODvernment oficial who must Sc
.earo the support OF a majority in
~ legisiattvs body.
To signincanoe OF the passing Of
'oowse to the radical groups In that
- German temper toward peace Ia
nj to be much altered az q result.
me Socialists and progressive
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

The white stay line steamers fash
moo snd Grey hound viii make their
last trirs Labor day This vill end
IN. service pT0lNd0 while ths
thrss-trip Per daF ,,hsdul" 20
Tashmoo and thr Plate NIL BE
rsirtAincd FOR three nr four 10
later
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

Dean Roscoe Pound. ~ the Har-
ward Law school. aud other eminent
legal lights are 10 le/hcard al the
annual meeting OF the California
Bar association. which l. 10 begin
tS sessions 'oday az Monterey,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
NILES

The Old Homestead Singer, a
mixed quartet u talertst vocal
.sf Including dsriaH Coleman 20
ang LFaivn HgTsl. oonfraifg
Edwin Merrill tenor. and George
giAlman bssso ti'' nave fhs post
ion ~ honor On re,l5slsnced
UHl of vaudeville novelties In 'hs
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

Eshnemans military band Her
man " schmsman. director. renders
ne following program at Palmer
PARK. in the afternoon, beginning a.
20. and AZ Clark park IN the eve
Bsrsagileri FilNnb~rg overture, ~
Guarany Conner melodies from
Round the World Klein. Three
Dances from Henry VIII" Edward
German selection from "I>ohengrin q"
Wagner a.reuata ERyptienns
"Anins LAncke fantasia AUD
Lang syns Tobani star spansled
Panner Thomas fahsy baritone will
sing ~ the evening concert
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
oAYETY

4 record-ereaking opening week
i predicted for the Gayety theater.
beginning nex, Saturday, Aug 10
hen The Boz Manchester Bur
lesQuers, with Mollie Williams, tili
the season az the Cadillac. -, play
house IL Is nothing new for Nau-
chester productions 20 establish rec
ords. for the Mollle williams shows
are famous fer this particular thing
This year. Miss Williams y equtp-
ped With some EonderfuilS funn,
comedy roles, and this coupled with
her remarkable art OF m persona.
tion stamp her as ore q the best
entertainers now before The public.
Compelling scenery and dAzzling
costumes also con~pire IN the sue
cess OF ne Manchester production
Forty people appear With Molhe
William, and among them are some
q tire best known entertainers IN
rlrlss.gs Teddy Burns Frank
Planning. Jack DgHy Allis and Myers
ard Others OF known populations ap-
pear IN The Manchester cast, and
. Manager Ward. OF tte Gsyety, l.
sur, Dc has secured tho best posi-
I n, Offering 10 open hts regular sea.
>or quality OF shop hat wlI
. .u --ity and sustain he patronage 81
aou-r and children u the elm Of
I n. Garsrr Management. 1ne osNt
] -. ra-fr 81
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

The fret no-hit same no PLAYER
reaching hrst base. In tho history OF
lie great American baseball Wa
rilved 81 ionia, M'h 81 wears afo
today. v hen re feat was accon
pl.shed ' Jane Calvin. ~ he ST.
Louis Reds. PITCHING in Rsmc
against The Case club ~ Detroit
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

The Nchrasksn State Saengerfes'
IS 10 open az Grand Island TODAY and
VIII continue through the remain.
dor 81 the Wnek
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

Two JspIsaad gpod reads en.t4.
sjaFts are expected a. The annual
meeting a. f0e Totgs Good Road-
Congress. which Us 70 Jefin a tErer-
fay session AZ san AntQriu ioday
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK, Aug. l7.-WNlLan
Benzel. New York candy nnanunac-
turer, advertised that hts business
slogan was ~5xeetness." He neEer
allowed II tn enter his home, his
wife said today. She wants a d.
vorce.
NEW YORK-Don, a volt hound
actor well known 70 movie fans
has disappeared. The movie com
Dany VIII paw $500 for hls return.
CHICAGO-Gustaye Hoppe. a ga.
loonkeeper, told the TAX assessor ne
could no; chea' on "suDday clos
ing a. he lived acroSs The street
from a police station $50 tax a.
sessment cancelled
CHICAGO-FederaI Judge lands
here ordered two loen sharks 20
lay OF n 3 Smith. ard Nelson
Gonzales. q This cts. after they had
paid $50 per cen on loans
WILMETTE Hi-Nen Dathers
wearing Trousers ever bathing suits
will have 70 psy beach guards 80
, cents OF foreso Jath.ng "Mayoress"
Mrs g. l.. Marin has ordered COPS
TO pinch all JaJHrs who leave their
clothes ivinE on no beach
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

LONDON, Aug I'm "A desper
ate attempt to save Lsmherg. the
Tcuton army under Gen. Count Won
Rothmcr has launched furious
-eettateF-ehehsiee against the Ras-
SLAMS who have been driving him
steadily back toward the Galacian
capital for the last three weeks he
Is launching his counter blocks prin-
cipally In the center on the west
bank OF the Zlota. Lpa. but has been
unable 20 prevent the Russians from
advancing further toward the I'm.
portRnt railway city ~ BretsianI
tBrEeEanND, ~ miles southeast OF
Lemberg Petrograd announced OF
ncially today that the region 10 The
south Of this point has been occu.
pied by the Russians.
An oricial Austrian statement re-
ports the repulse OF Russian Al
tsckr near Zobroy. ~ miles south.
east Of Lemberg. and the capture OF
500 oticers and men Russian a.
saults south. where the attackers
are trying 10 break through 10 To.
Her. also broke down under the de-
tenders Ore. the statemen, AYERS