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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-08
Fred Sellers is i'll.

Fred Sellers is i'll.
Ruth White is working at the ia
maica House.
Mrs. Edna Wright has gone to Sax
tons River to work.
Miss Eva Wolcott of Northfield was
home the first of the week.
W. A. Newell has been drawn as
juror for Newfane court.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Epson and par
ty returned to Westfeld Monday.
Leslie Jones, who has been very i'll
many weeks, is improving and able to
be around.
Fred johnson has finished his visit
at o. A. johnson s and gone to his work
in Sandgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stevens, for
merly of Jamaica, have bought farm
near White River, where they will live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cheney, Miss
DAILY and Mr.. DAILY, who spent the sum-
mer at Wales Cheney s, went to their
home in New York city Wednesday.
DIR and Mrs. j. E. Hair and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, of Bridgeport, Conn,
called on Mrs. o. a. johnson Monday.
They are spending the summer in
Townshend.
Mrs. Walter living returned Monday
from White River Junction and Mr..
living, C. n. Pike and Mrs. Horace
Mehuron returned Wednesday. They
had been attending a camp meeting.
Mrs. Erna Lackey and Mrs. Ethel
Cooley came near having serious ac-
cident Monday night while driving
home. The horse became frightened
near A. II. Crowninshield' and ran,
throwing out both women. Mrs. Lackey
was unconscious for some time and both
received bruises.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-08
GROVE.

Floyd Gerrish is building silo.
Archie Miner recently bought a Ma
rion automobile.
Paul Brooks and two friends of
North Adams, Mass, spent the week
end at S. b. Worden s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Adams and
son, Raymond, of Hartford, Conn, were
guests of his sister, Mrs. Otis Amidon.
from Thursday to Monday.
A party of % of the friends and
neighbors of Mrs. John Koshinskv
called on her Wednesday evening to re
mind her of her birthday anniversary.
Refreshments of cake, coffee and ice
cream were served and dancing was
INDUCED in.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES.
For the District of Vermont
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD,
Plaintiff
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See How That Corn
Comes Clear Off"
"GETS-IT" Loosens Your Corns
Right Off, It's the Modern Corn
Wonder - Never Fails.

"Tt's hard to believe anything could
act like that in getting a corn off.
Why, l just lifted that corn right
off with my finger nail. 'GETS-IT'
is certainly wonderful Yes. GETS
IT. Is the most wonderful corn-cure
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING.

CAUTION TO VOTERS
Voters Who Have Signed Petitions
Of Candidates Have in No Way
Bound Themselves to Vote for
the Candidate Whose Petition
They Signed
The Senatorial ticket present
ing the names of candidates for
the office of United States Sena-
tor is separate ticket.
Voters marking their X oppo-
site any name under any party
on the Senatorial ballot are not
obligated to vote for names of
candidates of the same party on
other ballots, and vice versa, at
the primaries on September II.
To illustrate: Democrat vot-
ing for a Republican candidate
for the United States Senate
may vote the Democratic State
ticket.
This matter is clearly set
forth in an editorial in the Bur-
lington Free Press of September
/.
There is no law compelling any
man who has signed candidate IS
petition to enable him to get on the
primary ticket to vote for that same
man at the primary ballot box. The
two steps are entirely separate and
distinct.
One regulation which voters must
carefully bear in mind is that no
man can vote for candidates on two
. different party tickets any more
than he would expect to- go into the
caucus of two different parties and
help make nominations for both par
ties. The party tickets viii be on
the ballot side by side as in regu
lar election, and the voter must con
fine his marking on any one ballot
to the names under one party head
ing. If he votes for sheriff on the
Republican county ticket, for ex-
ample, and for assistant judge on
the Democratic ticket, he thereby
renders his ballot void, and the law
compels the ballot officials to throw
out such a ballot in counting.
The State ticket will be entirely
separate from the United States
senatorial and county and represen-
tative tickets, and the voter must
be careful to mark and vote for
each of these separate ballots. There
is nothing to prevent any man from
voting for Republican for United
States senator and for Democrat
for town representative or State au-
ditor, or vice versa, because these
are on separate ballots.
Nobody wants Fletcher but the
People!'
THE ALLEN M. FLETCHER
SENATORIAL CLUB,
Mortified, Vermont
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LONDONDERRY.
Fair Given Up.

The West River Valley fair which
was to have been held this week Fri
day, has been given up.
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rye iiber einen 10 miftiaen 9Iab

Jorge iiber einen 10 mittieen Glab
me Samaf mar. onpertraut. 81
mar iebt 70 eifrie, oaB er i'm Sn.
@tereiie leiner sroBen aufgobe TO-
gar BON ieiner neutrality-suspicious.
.ablabe iid 5u betrinfen. @r NOR
Gag atno 9adt auf Dem 8olten unb
batte es logor burhgeieet, Dab er
nun IN lebten Iugenblid mirflid)
groBe Summen 5ur 8erit1rfuna Der
8eItlng in Die &dnoe befam. Die
9tot nno Der Grbeitsmmgel borten
nun nit einem S6lage auf. stiles,
mas Sdnoe batte, mltroe aegen leio.
2obn uno freie 8erpflegunq
NIT S6an5mbeiten .beld1ftigt. Die
neiiten i6offten itumm, uber man
he unter ben Mrbeitern tparen Don
'itlem fritiid)eren 8eiite erfiiQt uno
,rafelteu S6limmes. 8enn oie
Grmee nddftens in Berlin einmar-
'hieren tDiiroe, pie es bod immer
)ieB, oonn botte es bod gar feinen
5inn mebr, cine ruiiiide Seitnne,
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Rai6tum oes mi6aDo.

Die &rOnuas bes 8aifers bon So
pan ldBt es ni9t unintereFant er5Aeis
men, einen Bid anf bas 8erm0aen
bes &aiiers bon eSSapan gu tperfen. ME
es ppr Ginger 3eit bon elmer enalii9en
3eitfhrift bere9net tpnroe. Das Nris
patpermDsen bes &aifsrs, oeHen GIN
fen 5u Der idbrliaen 3ipinifte Don
ettna feds Milionen Marf (brei Milz
lionen Dei) treten. betrdgt runb 18o
Miliomn Mart. gu biefen 8dpitos
lien treten nod atpanaie Minionen
Rriegsanleiben, Obligationen, 27,422
Mftien Der alten iapani56en @taatss
bubn uno 1880 Der 6oftai6o sanfr
9efenf6oft, Die insgefamt tpsitsre 18c
Minionen Wiarf ausma9en, binau
4uberbem perfist Der Raifer nod iibei
DIE bebeutenben Ginnabmen aus ben
taiierliden Sorften unb OomGnen, oit
(ebenfalIs mad Deutf6em @eloe beref1.
metz einen Wert BON ettpa elmer Weil,
liorpe ausmaden. Dieter rei6e pri.
Datbeiib seftottete benz &aifer ni6t MI,
lebe Grb0buns ieiner 3ipilIiite, Die ibm
bon Dem Miniferium porsefdlaser
tpar, ab~5ulebnen, iunbern aud nod be-
trGdtlide Summen aus feinem Ser.
mOsen our g~rIeoisuns orinsenbe,
Gtaaisbebirfnife su iiberpeifen.
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Die an ii6 id]on tart NOR, nod 10
baitig Gag uno 3adt meiter 81 be-
feltlgen, 0anm langten aud) qanse
3iige BON Geriplmoeten on, llno es
liferte etfpas babon onrt. Dab e
NIT Dem Marih nod Berlin 0od1
grobere Sdtpierigfeiten babe, ais
man lid oafte, uno oaB Ole Gruiati
aitBeroroentlib gut 81 lfJieBen Der
ltiinoen. llno MN finq ma aar
an, cine 4n5abl biibIderAnlaaen Dor
ben 8oren Ser 6eitirng ebenIo ME.
oer51llegen, lpie man ldon cine Hei-
be BON 8lltsbofen, Garfs uno flei-
neren Standardization in ser llmae-
Die einem acknowledgements
9edung hatten ~gepdbreu
fonneu, nieberIegte. Damn aina's
tuie Elm 2nuffeur onra oie Gtaot.
Dob ole 5obrifen Der @ebrfens me~
fe Dem 9ooen elei6 gemadt l1v,
Den iouten, oaB Die feds A.eI.sa-
ldor1lteine gelprengt fpiiroen.
Voriicseu
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s

Somat befan6 ii6 in einem ouu-
ern6en 3nItanoe bodgrobiger InFre-
gung. Der Dnr6marin ser sur
3'eItgren5e abmmi6ierenben GENIAL
tigen SruppenntdTen nit oQ oen
Observation-Disclosures unb Gntbehrun-
gen, Die err NIT iidb bradte, NOR
5ipar in Der 9aupfiade poriiber uno
mir cine p~erftdrfte Sefhingsbeiab-
ing mar 5uriidgeblteben, dber Damn
rirften nod tpenigen 9agen Idein-
barer Hube neue griuBtruppen ber-
an. lleberoies fpuroe nun oer5mei-
felt an Den Sefttngstperfen genrbei
tel. Bieles mar oa nerieben NOR
ben, 3tpor batte man sur gerit6r-
flung Samafs feit Sobr unO Gag
groBe Summen befpillgt, ober
ite fpnren INNER MIR gum fleinz
item Cell bis in Die Sdnoe oes Sc
ftungsfommmomten gelanet, fonft
bate es better INN ole &erteioi-
gunastperte olts9eieben. 0oB es in
Dem norolider gelegenen aotpno
nift better ausfab uno Dab aud ole
tueitlifen @renSfeiten nidt ouf ser
Sobe paren, oas perIdlimmerte bic
Sadlage nod. Rie bate iid1 @enc-
raj Sfiinieli ben beifeioenIten @riff
in Die Staatsgeloer erInibt. @r
mar ehrli6 big a1tf ole anoden. Bic
lie betradtetert i'm oesboIb ais etnen
ri%tditdnoigen Sdpodfopf uno 8ud-
ten Die @dleIn iiber ibn; artoere ober
tim fir einen ebenIo nm-
iiftigen oIs finoigen Milit1r, nno
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n EIGHTEEN HOTEL

0as bebelttet rE1e Eighteen? 9us
bette 6oteI fir bas tpenisite @elb IN Gun
Nntonip. 3in,rner SOC. Insgeseidnste
Mnblseiten 25c. 3iebrige Speaialra!en
per @o6e. SAB frei. grodett 6277. Sf
c~e1traler 2age. 3G2 @iib@Nlnrno GtraBe.
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C. HI. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.
Gambler IN Sarbtpnre. Sefen uro
Blehtpanren. Braftii6e. &lempner nno
Da6beder. 934 Sf@gommerce Strabe.
SrabiS 1880.
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@ ,Sater Scratd 5eeh" atnb nSa=
tee Geg Mafb" mabt Die 9euuaen legen
un0 rentabeI. Seu un6 @etreioe. 9ibs
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Merchants Transfer Go.

Sransportieren nnb Iufiteaen bon
rgafes" nno fdiperer @aidirerie cine
Spe8ialitdt, @bholen, 8erieroe1 aufbes
tpabren etc. Office 510@5f4 Dolorola
Ctr. 8eibe Sci. 359.
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OOtels.
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325 alamo &IaSa -bIbi6 ni55lierta
reire 3intmer. SOC. 75c 81 per Soas
$3.50 uno anftpdris per @o6e. 3im1ner
nit 2 8etten $4.00 per @p9e. Gltes
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turet, Orbacet9lene : S6tpeibGng, 4ls
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The evening world., 1916-08-09
FINGER PRINTS BETRAY
FIFTH AVENUE ROBBERS
Men Who Grabbed Rings Valued at
50, 100 Are Identified as
EX-Convicts.

Through tho finger print system
John Y. King and John Nolan, arrest
ed after they had grabbed rings val
ued at 81, 100 In the store OF NJ. Tecla
a Co., No. sos Fifth Avenue. yester-
day afternoon. were identified at Po-
lice Headquarters to-day as men with
criminal records.
Kings right name is McGann and
according to the police, until his pas
sion for betting on race horses got
the better Of him. was the owner OF
three prosperous cafes In Brooklyn
He was sentenced to Elmira Reform
Rtory In 1915 following his attempted
theft OF Si,70o from tho cashiers win.
dow at the old Hoffman House.
Nolan has served terms In tn,
Workhouse and In Sing Sing Prison
HIS aliases being Connolly and Hayes
The police regard their arrest a.
highly important, believing they arr
members OF "A gang who recently lrlo,
To rob jewelry stores In broadway an,
Fifth Avenue, The rings taken yes
terday were recovered, A third MAJ
IN the plot got away.
The evening world., 1916-08-09
5K|LLEODy'
A|RCRAfT N MANY
RAIDS FROM SKIES
Germans Again Iiarass British
Coast. but Are Driven
Back by Fire.
200 LIVES LOST At METZ.
French Flyers Travel Over
Vosges at Rate Of Nearly
q Mile a Minute.

LONDON. Aus . zepp.llns rsidsi
the t.as, Coast ~ Ensland early this
morning. and another zsppslln rsidsd
southeast scotland, wi,hou, pene,ra,.
Ing far from tho coast, the War ofhes
announced to-day,
The Xeppellns were snSas ased by
ooastHuards aud driven away from
their objeciiyes without doing any
damage of military Importance. the
statement said.
uen, French, commander of the
homo forces. rupor,ed this afternoon
that one man, two women and ihren
children were killed In a northeastern
town. Five men, slr women aud slN
boys were injured,
From soysn To ton Zeppellns took
part In tho raid About 100 bombs
were dropped and twenty three
casualties were caused,
Tho commanders ~ the al, ships
seemed In doubt M to their where.
abouls, as they frequently shut Oft the
ensines ana hoyered In the ale Cor
minutes at a time,
british Naval aeroplanos reached
the vicinity ~ brussels In an air raid,
tho War Once announced, Elsht
bombs wer. dropped on an airship
shed near the city,
PARIS, Aug, s-Flyins In the dark
ness at the rate of nearly u mile a
minute, a French air squadron crossed
the Vosges Mountains and tho Black
Forest VI Germany and bomhardcd
the German town OF Rothweil, on the
Ncckar River II was officially an
nounced to-day,
Tho start was made after dusk, The
distance of 200 miles was covered IN
sOS minutes, The bomba rdmsn,
caused a great IRE and intense ex.
plosiona.
Many other sucocssfai airbombinu
enterprises were carried out by the
French last night A number Of ali
nghts occurred on the Vordun front
whore u German asroplane and Z
captive balloon were destroyed,
THE HAGUE. Aug. s,-Two hun
dred German soldiers were Killed o,
injured In tho recent allied air raid OF
Meta. capital OF Lorraine, according
to word received here to-day, tn,
station and barracks were serlousl,
damaged.
Tho German War once stated tina
The evening world., 1916-08-09
new HAVEN TRAIN
CATCHES FIRE N
BRONX; s HURT
Escursionis'S Bound for City
Island In Panic After In.
plosion Occurs.

fiss passshFsfs SeTs slightly ~.
lnT'i sni macy FuHsrsi from shock
when . ksv 'ork. New Haven and
Hartford train bound co. nauow
With sseuFsoDisis gong a. Ci,y
Island aboard eaush, NJ. passing
through tho wssichss,sr yard.
shortly bsfof. noon to-day The NE
vas due " a Hash " name caused hi,
a circuit breaker under the train
striking a switch
Wonsn ana children were belnu
trampled on IN the mad rush ~ ~,
cape from the car when sargt, Nou.
heim and Patrolman f.ldheimsr ~
the wss,chestsr station entered tho
train and auie,ed tho crowd, ss
women who tainted we're carried oul,
On. ~ tho policemen sent ~ tho soono
was patrolman wltlei ~ wss,ehes,.r,
ana he found his daughter among the
injured
The injured were sadie klsusman,
No, tlbs Walden Avenue, the iirunN,
shock ana burns on hands samuel
suser, thirteen years old, NJ No, iail
Hoe Avenue, burned about hands
Elizabeth schnitohter " No, isss ~,
Peters Avenue, burns ahou, hands
Louis Golden, twelve years old, VI
No, its' vyse Avenue, burnA on right
arm. and her,ha Wotsel, seventeen
years old, ~ No, su, clay Avenue
tho nronx, burns about face
Doctors Murphy, hrady and Kim
who hurried from Fordham Hospital
treated the injured and took tho
wetsol glrl To tho hospital N,
others we're sent ~ ,hrlr homes
Three amhulancos responded 10 IN,
oan IN the hel,ef that tho train had
beon wrecked,
Tho name from the oircul, breaker
caused tho explosion of u hoN of III
ana waste under the nrsi car aud
those who were injured were caught
In the nre which Tor u moment on.
Neloped the centre of tho car This
windows were open and the children
we're leaning out when the nre swep,
up and burned their arms, Tn,
train crew kept tho passengers iron,
ieap,ns through the windows and
aided them to the slte of tho track
Tho ak ears ot the train wer,
packed and seores VI women hccam,
hysterica and required tho attention
of the ambulance surgeons when tho,
arrived, Tho hre WAS beaten on
with sand. Traffic was held up tol
an hour and halt after tho accident
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RUSSIANS TAKE new TOWN
in SWEEP THROUGH GALICIA
Petrograd War Office Announces Capture on
Aug. 7 Of 7,400 Prisoners, Including $500
Germans on Southern Line

captured the loft bank OF the Koropets
River to Its junction with tho Dnies-
ter, east Of Stanisau.
BERLIN. Aug. 0 (via I,ondon). -
South Of the pnies,cr River the forces
Of tho Central Powers have been
withdrawn behind the Nisnioff- -Tys-
mienitsa- -ouynia line. This retire
ment by tho Austro- Germans was
announced officially to-day by the
German Army Headquarters staff.
To-day's official statcenmt regard
Ing fighting on the eastern front says:
Front OF Field Marshal yon Hin.
denburE: In the northern corner OF
Courland we inflicted severe damag,
early this morning by our fire upor
largo number OF enemy torpedo
boats. steamers and small sailinI
craft, thereby driving thom away.
Russian attempts to cross the river
(Dvina) east OF Friedrichstadt were
frustrated.
strong patrols were repelled be.
tween Lakes Wisniew and Narocx.
"On the Sercth and Schtschars
| fronts artillery fighting has becom,
moro active, Enemy attacks In tn,
! vicinity OF Skrobova failed"
The evening world., 1916-08-09

70 ~siisd 10 90 thfes sidss ~ hish
tUs aaf Hs fsN go 0ass tsfsf 30
uaUls 80 go - tHsss rau 1uanfiHs
is.stinns ssfs 600 tl fhs itaiiahs
Ifs asffns.f see ,ansliffsf i.sfhsi.s
ths stfnnsssf Hf HnI m fhs tafa
i.sau 49, nfli Ihs.f nafufai fiffnf 'h
hatins is.n n.IaiIJ aadsd is il Ihs
a.s.sias .ssfts Hf tns hsstraa go.
finssfs
anitay ehs,frsfs have pointed oui
thsi ihs fusd tnssfd Tf.ssts ~as
pfarilcaids o. ths iialans oHiy
fhfuast uansa ths isunss o. eihsf
i.unts offsuus inssp'i sbis oi,s,a giss
o. lu1s 90 Unusa bold oct Win ~
20 thsH hshds nes Eassass - The
fissf sssms assufsd a. tisn tadofns. >
fufrss fariiitatinG ths thfuSins ~
lsfss bodies - troops arfoss TIE
stream ~ fsfthsF operations asaIns,
the Assiflans on the eastern bank
0ofisia before the ~af had . popu-
iaiion - sbov, teooo Dsnns the
months past reports ~ hasoc ~fourht
there by Italian shells have been Ts-
coiSsd from Austrian and osfman
sources
The evening world., 1916-08-09
100000 FIGHTERS
IN THE PRISON PENS
OF WARR|NG EUROPE
Germany Has t,7so,oOo Of
Them, Russia 1900, 900 and
More Pouring In.

Moro than 5000. 900 prisoners, double
tho number OF men engaged In any
previous war that tho world has
known. are now confined In prison
camps OF tho belllgorent nations, ao-
cordins to DIR. John II, Mott. General
Secretary OF tho International Com
mittce OF tho Young Mems Christian
Association. who arrived hero to-day
on tho Danish steamship Oscar IL.
from Copenhagen. DIR. Mott left hero
In May for Russia and has visited tho
prison camps OF nearly all the ooun-
tries at war.
DIR. Mott said that OF the prisoners.
Germany has tho greatest number.
approximately i.75o,o0o, Russia. with
about 1900. 200. comes next, then Aus-
tria with 100000. followed In order by
France. Italy. Great Britain and
Turkey, Russia's prisoners. no added.
are rapidly increasing, moro than
lOo. 900 having been added TO the
camps since the beginning OF tho las,
Russian drive. In six weeks. DR.
Mott added. $4,000 passed through
Kiev.
~ found" DIR. Mott said. shat re-
ports ~ to tho treatment prisoners OF
war were receiving have been Ereatl,
exaggerated, In all OF tho countrio,
tho prisoners receive virtually tn,
same food and care that tho armie,
OF the respective countries do, Every
thing possible In done for their com
fort and their health.
I'VE ha>s forty-rve American
seeretaries working among tho vari
Gus armies. and I hope 70 increase thi
number shortly. The work Ia tn
general army Y. NJ. G. A. work. look
ing after tho mems mental and ply
.lca, wants. We have been aceorde
lam the cooperation and assistanc
we could reasonably expect by all tn
countries except Turkey. whore, n
vet, we have not been permitted I
enter"
ID, A, Davis. formerly OF washina
ton, ID. C.. Is In general charge OF III
American Y, NJ, g, A, work on III
western front. pr, Mott said. and !
G, Harto Is In charge on tho easter
front. Mr.. Harte returned with ID
Mott for a vacation,
The evening world., 1916-08-09

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oDv..i f.n tuss itsi,sa hanss
1hs takins ~ osfisia upsNs 80
90 sss sa l,aiisa aassnrs snuits 80
eessfa Trssis sns q thf rftnril'ai
Rsis - ,hs iiaiisss q 10 80 faini
+ - sosssfessss - iaFofisni fai safs
osl ths ksy a. ths phois plain uis'n b.
: oss 10 10 ths iusasles - ausifia tasn
sAs ~sst
= is sssil.s sitseks sPcs ~ s'sa'
Aassrasa ssronshela ths i,ahsns ~
essnso.s maeY ,housaaas - hsss
~ Aes,fians zoe. have sursfsa
! sasrmsasiy IN fspsihns i'siian 81
z sArss
Ths .ass -ith ~hich ou'iis as
eaksn 10 ons q ihs Tssissi 90 fiss'
!, a. ths ~af Tims after time tn iial'
Ssns have launshed sfes' "Tsnsi's'
: sSsins ,hs slty. onig a. fal haes
= ss,sf days sf heavy io-~s Ths p'ss'
sn, offensive 10 which uofiis ~a'
captured hssan o., o'ciocs SUNDAY
morning With . ra,,iins - sriiil'Ft'
en- infantry ATTACKS beginning -
Sclock sunday afternoon.
The en-, Which lies 90 ~" is"nf"'
The evening world., 1916-08-09
PErRoGRAp. Aug. . tvia London).

PETRoGRAD. Aug. . (via London).
Announcement was made to-day ~
Iths War once that tho Russians
have occupied Tysmien,tsa. In Gal
Fcia. on tho River vorone.
On Aug. Z Gen. Letchitsky's army
took 1900 prisoners. including $500
Germans. and 81 machine guns.
tTysmisuitsa Ia about eight
miles east Of the important Gallo
Ian town Of stanislau. which 10 on
the railroad between Lemberg and
Kolomsa.l
The ofYicial statement shows that
the Russians have advanced more
than six milea In twenty-four hours
In their march against stanislau. The
advance was made from the city OF
Tiumacx, whose capture by the Rus
SLAMS was ofiicially announced yester'
day.
\ The rapidity OF the Russian for
ward movement In accepted as an In
dicAtion that the Austro- Germans ar,
rstreating In very great disorder.
Another Russian detachment ha,
The evening world., 1916-08-09
GERMANS TAKE SOMME TRENCH;
GET new HOLD ON THIAUMONT
Paris in Announcing Results Of Latcs
Fighting Declares the Foe Suffered
Tremendous Losses.

PARIS, Aug. s.-Thiaumont work
o. again In German hands a. the re-
suit Of las, nights attacks This
position was partly retaken by the
Germans yesterday. and partly lost
BY them last night Ths War Onioe
announces ita capture by the Ger
mans again In tho fighting to-day.
Tho french rcpuised all other at
tacks on the verdun front and made
further progress In the village Of
Fieury.
Following In the text OF to-day's
report OF the French War Office;
NORTH OF the River somme
counter attacks ON the part Of tho
? sncnny against the positions con-
quered by us yesterday and the
day before yesterday north Of the
Hem Wood. These endeavors
. we're broken by our fire. They
cost the Germans heavy losses.
!, and they were repuised except at
: one point, where the enemy sue
: ceeded In reoccupying one OF our
!. trenches. A French attack short
!, iy afterward resulted In the re-
: capture Of q larger part Of the
. lost ground. Our advance In tho
trenches stin occupied by tho en-
smy II being actively continued
!, with hand Krenades.
"Isctween tho Hem Wood and
\ tho river tho Germans have bonn.
:. bArdcd with heavy calibrs shells
!. the new French positions which
We were organizing.
= In tho region Of Chaulnes the
4 artillery fighting has continued ON
:. the Avre with Intensity. particu-
X Iariy between Limons and the