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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
RESUME WORK ON
SHIP CONTRACTS
BoiIsrmakers Return Under Protest
Accepting Temporary Wage Agree
nsnt Ratified BY Allied Workers.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-work on
government ship building contracts
here, interrupted two weeks ago by a
strike of 10000 metal trades mechanics.
was to be resumed today. The boiler
makers union, one Of the twenty five
organizations, decided at meeting
yesterday to hold out no longer against
temporary wage agreement that had
been ratified by allied workers. They
announced, however, that in returning
to work, they. would do so under pro-
test, as the terms Of the truce permit
the "handltng of non-union material"
by unions. 4
According to their statement it was
not a question of dollars and cents"
involved in their refusal to return to
work.
The principles Of unionism, it is
asserted, are concerned. 1t is stated
that in an Oakland ship yard there
shop where labor trouble exists, and
they will refuse to handle them. The
owner Of the shop said the boilers were
ordered before trouble occurred in
the northern shop and that it will be
necessary to use them in ships for
which they were constructed. What
action the plant would take in the
matter was not disclosed.
The boilernakers also announced
that they would not recognize IS a day
as maximum wage. one Of tho
demands Of the iron trades council.
Similar strikes In Portland, Ore, and
Seattle, Wash. were expected accord
ing TO reports, to be settled soon.
Negotiations wefe IN progress at Port
land. Two federal adjustment boards.
one headed by Secretary OF Labor
Wilson, soon viii arrive at Seattle to
arb.trate the labor question there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
Bo1sheviki Protest
Against failing of
American Anarchist

Petrograd, Oct. 1.-Several thousand
members of the Bolsheviki at a mass
meeting last night adopted a resolu-
ton Of protest against the imprison
ment and reported imposition Of a
death sentence upon Alexander Berk-
man, the anarchist. Agitators who
came here recently from the United
States harangued the crowd which
packed a big circus tent. The speak
ers scoffed at American liberty and
said that the bourgeoisie ruled that
country, but the Bolsheviki audience
applauded only mildly.
A threatened demonstration against
the American embassy was not carried
out. The government, preparing for
eventualities, had sent an armored
motor car and detachment of troops
to guard the embassy. Ambassador
Francis said he had no fears of pos
sible harm and did not request q
guard. After the adjournment OF the
meeting the guard was recalled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
TO, coMsAT sAlR RAIDS.

P0Sr09TUu rTcpeTT'N Itv- t"'s'''S
Attacks From the Sky.
I Petrograd, Oct. The Russian, capi-
Etal Il preparing seriously to resist air
raids. A series Of observation points
within a radius OF 200 miles have been
estaDiisnei. AZ. ..:.s.!. :.s.-s..s re c.,
duty and arrangements are made
Tor darkening the City when the APP
pr6achs Of enemy a,r1ncns IS annos,nced
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
Whitman WithheIds Decision.

Albany, N. T., Oct. 1.-Governor
Whitman announced today that he
would withhold his decision in the
matter Of the extrnd!t!on Of Alexander
Berkman, the anarchist leader until
he had examined the minutes OF the
San Francisco grand jury which re-
turned the indictment. Berkman re-
Gently was arrested on q murder
charge in connection with the San
Francisco preparedness parade"
bomb explosion.
Morris Hillquit and Harry Wein-
berger, Berkman's attorneys, declared
at a hearing before the governor that
the murder indictment was returned
after the examination OF four Wit
nesses, three OF whom testified that
the defendant was In no way connected
with the bomb outrage, while thy
fourth, a policeman merely iuentiiiesi
copies of masasirA fnr wh,ck Berk-
man wrot Y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
Prices For lows.

Special to Times Republican.
Washington. Oct. 1.-The fuel ad-
ministration made effective today the
following prices on coal at mines in
Appanoose, Wayne, Boone and Webster
counties: run Of mine, s3.15 ton; pre-
pared Sizes $40; stock or screenings,
$3.50. N
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
Berlin Denies Los. Of Air Craft.

Berlin, Oct. I. - German aviators
bombed inner London. Margate and
Dover last night according to the off,
cial statement issued today by the
German war ONCE. All the German
machines, is was iadded. returned I'M
harmed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
Franc. and Belgium Favored. {


Paris, Oct. The Eclaire publishes
a letter from Cardinal Gasparri, the
papal secretary of state, to Bishop de
Gibergues, Of valence, concerning the
reception accorded the papal note in
which the secretary expresses the sat
isfaction Of Pope Benedict at the senti-
ments Of the Catholic clergymen Of
France, which, the letter says, is all
the more agreeable to his holiness since
the contrary attitude Of the French
press in general is inexplicable.
'Tf there are nations especially, IA
yored in the papal note they are
France and Belgium" he declares
The letter, which is dated Sept. 10,
remarks that France certainly can not
take exception to the frst/two points
Of the papal note concerning disarma-
ment and obligatory arbitration, and
continues: y 7 ~ =
"As to the damages to be replaced
and the OUTLAWS for the war. the holy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
Air Water,Dag0,, Fails
/. to Get OFT on Time;
To Start Wednesday

Des Moines, Oct. L. An, aeroplane
tour Of Iowa in the interests Of the
prohibitory amendment,
to be voted on Oct. is, scheduled to
start today. has been postponed until
Wednesday. F. S. Hoyt, the aviator.
failed to catch a train from Chicago in
time to make the proposed start from
Postville today. Prohibition headquar-
ters here announced that a number Of
northern cities might be dropped from
the itinerary Of the "birdman" because
Of the delay
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01

Paris. Oct. 1.-The Germans attacked
last night on the verdun front on both
banks Of the Meuse. The war office
announces that they were repulsed.
Violent artillery fighting is in pro-
gress in the verdun sector. French
aviators dropped half ton Of pro-
jectiles on the German~city Of Stutt-
"n-t in reprisal for the bombardment
by the Germans Of Ber-Le-Due.
Stuttgart, capital of the kingdom
of Wurttemberg, is a city of nearly
100000, about 100 miles from the
French border.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
return
TO ATTACK ON
VERDUN FRONT
Crown Prince Attempts tD
Break French Line
But Fails.
NIGHT ATTACKS ARE
REPULSED BY FRENCH

Counter Attacks and Retatiatory Fire
Delivered in Effort to Anticipate New
Offensive Stroke in Flanders-Three
Attempts to Drive Back British Are
uccessfuI-Cadorna Again Push
ing Out East of lsonzo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
Russ Make Further Advance.

Petrograd, Oct. 1.-Russian troops
have made another advance in the
Riga region, according to today's war
office announcement.
German posts were pressed back
south of the railway in the Spltals farm
sector, the Russians advancing be-
tween 500 and 1000 yards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01

While Flanders apparently is
witnessing the preparation Of an
other offensive stroke by Field
Marshal Hais, which the Germans
are trying to anticipate by counter
attacks and retaIiatory fire, the
German crown princes army 10
again attempting to harass the
French in the verdun region.
Attacks by the Germans were de-
Iivered last night both east and
west Of the Meuse in the verdun
sector, where the artillery fire has
been intense for several days past.
The blows were repuIsed by the
French defenders, Paris announces.
After yesterdays three futile at
tempts to drive the British back
from the high ground they occupy
on both sides Of the Ypres.Menln
road in Flanders, tho Germans con-
tented themselves with keeping UP
q heavy artillery fire during the
night.
London's official report today re-
cords this hostile demonstration
but is silent as to the British re-
sponse, which, judging from past
experience 10 deiusing the German
battle zone with thousands Of high
explosive shells.
News from the Italian front 10
gaining added interest with evi-
dence Il hand that Gsnsrzi Ca
dorna is pushing out asain sast Of,
the lsonxo, driving forward on. the
5ainsixxa plateau, near the south.
easterIy edge Of which he has al
most reached the chiapovano val
Icy.
Interest also attaches to the
Mesopotamian war theater from
: which the news Of brilliant VIC
tory by the British was telesraphed
yesterday. Several thousand pris-
oners are already in British hands
as the result Of sudden and we'll
executed stroke, which resulted in
the surrounding Of an entire Turk
ish army in the Remadie region,
northwest Of 6asdad. IS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01

When all the. arrests have been
made, which probably will be accom-
plished by the end of the week, the
work of transporting the defendants
to Chicago for trial, on charges Of Sc
ditious conspiracy against the govern
meht, will begin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01

ican naval forces now in European
waters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01

"As to the damages to be replaced
and the outlays for the war. the holy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-01
AUTHORITIES ROUND
UP INDICTED MEN
Forty-fivs Of 1876 Members Of 1. w. w.
Named in Federal Indictments Now
Under Arrest-AiI expected to Be in
Custody This Week.

Custody This Week.
Chicago, Oct. Federal authorities
announced that forty-five Of the t66
members of the Industrial Workers
Of the World, named in indictments
returned last Friday by a federal grand
jury, are under arrest in various parts
Of the country. Reports of more ar
rests are looked for during the day by
government agents, as the whereabouts
of practically all indicted is known.
;altho some have changed their ad-
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PLANTS ARE ASKED 10 DISMISS GERMAN EMPLOYES
MAN REPORTED ARRESTED AT BIRMINGHAM ON CHARGE OF PLOTTING TO DESTROY IN.
 DUSTRIAL PLANTS.

Birmingham, Ala. March 2.-J. Reese Murray, agent of the depart ment of justice, tonight refused 70 either confirm or deny reports that an important arrest was made here last night in connection with an al legged plot to destroy industrial plants in the Birmingham district.
 II was reported from a source re. Rarded as reliable, however, that Chief Bielash of the federal bureau of investigation was in E rmlnsham last night anu, took into custody d man alleged to have' been involved in a conspiracy to desSroy munition plants here and at Arliston, Ala The man reported arrestedNJs said to have been known as "FrederickN>
 It also was reported today that local industrial plants have been asked to dismiss German employees
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The stars incline, but do not
 compel"
 DAILY HOROSCOPE SATURDAY., MARCH 3, 1917 Copyright, 1917, by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
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Mars and the Sun are in st eilc aspcct during the early hours today. Venus is adverse.
 'hery is a 9iln read as favorable to the 7ltcd States almy. which will he much ip the public mind during the next few months.
 Military matters may assume cxtraor- HlhaiH importance through am unforeseen event which will change sentiment on the subject of the National Guard.
 Widespread scandal of some sort is At ing anxiety to men hlgh iu government office.
 March has sway making for sensa- UUu~ uI every sort -treaChsrv in Wash ngJon, discovery of spies uucoyeIiug of an aching ulOls and events thdL Wul uiSi Uib uuhllc eoutldcuce.
 The navy VIII focus interest hN erusa uomu events that wil bring about re- f3Ims.
 Congress has direction of Che stars read as indicative of waste of time dIs- and stfneent measures on the part uf the president
 nauger of fires is forecast and confla- .atloAs that destroy millions of dollar, arth nf uropertN are utoauostic3tcd.
 Jupiter which Is now ln Taurus should benefit lrehnG. hut Neptune exercises au influence that may cause another out break of eeditious speech,
 Canad9 has planetary government mcrcial interests. but political intrigucs and even sensational events are proguos- tlc1ted.
 During the next few months England may he th" secne of tremendous reforms affecting all cmsses ot King GeorEe's objects Warning is given however. that aeitators may stir up labor troubles and cause serious disconteut
 Persons whose hirihdate it is htyc the auSurt of t1fr fortunes for the coming Ne4- Those employed hould benefit
 Children born on this dav should enjoy smooth and happy lives These subjects at Pisces may be lacking iu Salf-C0ufi- dercc, but very gifted
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Society <

this city has to effer for the meeting of the G. F. w. C. nere in 1918. A visit to Oaklawn park was made yes terday afternoon where the acoustics Of the Oaklawn auditorium were tried ont. The members of the local com mittee met with the ladies at their hotel yesterday at 10 o'clock and also accompanied them to Oaklawn at , o'clock in the afternoon.
 Mrs. W. P. Parks and daughter, Evelyn, plan visit to New Mexico in the latter part Of the spring
 Mrs. C. F. Marsh and daughter, Ma tilda, anticipate a visit west the }attev art of May. They may go to New Mexico and Colorado.
 Mir and Mrs. Carl Miles have rented their pretty bungalow on Hobson for a couple of months to a prominent turfman nqY at Eastman They will make their home for the season with Mrs fhlles aunt Wno resldeS Tn the Freeman cottage on Prospect avenue.
 &
 Mrs. w. W. Waters was called back to her home in Pennington, Mo. Thurs day night after a visit to her sister Mrs. c. F. Marsh. During her visit 9 number Of Inequalities were given in her honor and others were planned fo- next week.
 x
 Mrs. Fred Baer O Kansas City now visiting her mother Mrs A. i Wyatt, is reported to be III.
 
 New and dainty Solid Gold Bracle, Watches are shown in splendid variety at Jaccard's. 502 Central avenue. Prices from $25 up
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Much Extra Work in March.

It's between seasons now, when few persons perspire as much as health demands The result is double work for the kidneys, for the kidneys must throw out waste matter from the sys- tenn that is eliminated through the pores when persons perspire. Over worked, weak or dlsordered kidneys need help now. B. II stone Reading, Pa writes "Wheneyer 1 need kid .ney remedy l rely on Foley Kidney Pills They have been worth their weight in gold to me- A. c. Jen. nings
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A QUEERNESS
 IN HER HEAD
Caused This Lady Much Sufferinq Which She Says Cardui Finally
 Relieved

Chadbourn \. C.-Mrs. NJ. D. Me Phersou, of R. F. D. No. 1. this place says: My first trouble was moathly misery, ever since was a gir,. had headache backache, and would sag ger with a queeuess in my head. 1 wdu uld faint, and could not stand oa my feet Would suffer so, I would just get down on my knees by chair at time We would have the Dr and take things to relieve me, but without result
 read of Cardui, took six bottle and was cured of. this painful trouble. Since that l have taken it a bottle at a time as a tonic and find 1t ali or more than fecemmended. Have taken it before child birth which strength ened me but my suffering before heard of Cardui at was equal to pains. | would have to go to ! ed for or days each month.
 I am strong and well today I be lieye Cardui sayed my life, for t is wc Aderiul medicine.
 My sister used Ca9dui She too knows the great good derived from E I praise it avery day
 Cardui may be the very medicine you have long been needing Get d bottle from your druggist today. Com posed of purely vegetaple ingredients, t cannot harm yeuAf1t should surely ao fa~ vntt wha. as done tor oth-
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Mrs. McCafferty Hostess In Compli
 ment to Visitors

Mrs. McCaherty Hostess In Compli-
 ment to Visitors.
 The unique NcCafferty bungalow presented merry interior Thursday lalternoon when a number of invited guests assembled to share the h1spt- taIty of Mrs. Hiram WcCafferty, who F0'e~taiAed in honor of a number If visiting friends.
 MO. pre1Ominated in the dpcora- tious, the variation being com3ma- ton of ionquils and vI0lets arranged in a golden art basket with fluffy tulle bows as an artistic adornment fir the ning-table, A violet color scheme was carried ont in the fayors. refresh- ments and prizes.
 Mrs. McCafferty's entertainments always have individuality and the d. vor-ioIs offered have the charm of lncre'tr Quite an entertaining and in tructlve contest game was played entitled. Who's Who in Fact and Fic-
 son." Hha prza being won by Nr- , D. Leepar The h~no-ees drew for
 he eue-. nri7e which fell to Miss Or
 rude KroehIe
 A game designed to promote socia- hTitv and rherr meut was played d"r- 'ue tho afternoon. This was a Get Together Game" which left ro one 1iu- m reduced and made conversation en- ioyable.
 X hot brf.et lunchecn was served by the hostes who was assisted by her ne.ces. Ms. $. A. Price or Kansas City and Mrs John Keen Yonns. Chicken pattie hot biscuits. coffee, cakes and violet hints were served A buttoniers of yiolcts was the favor given each quest.
 The honorees were: Mrs John Keen Young. a bride of the season: Mss 0rtrede Kroehle of Cleveland. Mrs Ben Hopkins of Cleveland; Mrs Louis Delamarter of Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs II. G. Wright of Chicago; Mrs. J. n Ieerer of Gainsyille, Tex: Mrs Minnie NJ. S.apleton of New York; "-s Hillar ol Texarkana, and Mrs Jack Bovard of St Tius
 Each honor que. was accompanied byher hostess: Miss Kroehle by Miss Louise Homer Mrs. Hopkins by Mrs George Lower, Mrs Dclamarter by Mrs. IT. Sthweder. Mrs Wright by Mrs. j. NJ. Proctor, Mrs Leep2r oy Mrs. w. G. Maurice Mrs. Stapleton by Mrs. Homer. Mrs Hillar by Mrs E. l.. Hewlett
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AAIR GOODS.

Switches, curis made from comb ings. Will call for and deliver, or make at your home if desired. Drop opstal 10 Mrs. l.. May 2i0 Prospect ,ven5ue 2.2J-lw
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MASSAGE TREATMENTS.

MRS. F. T. ROSEN wants you to try ,he New Life Electric Magnetic Swedish Treatment, for body and face. Call at 420 1-2 Central avenue, apart ment No If. '.
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DRESS FORMS.

Mrs. Armstrong is in the city maG- ing her famous Dress Forms. For in formation cal Wocdcock & Lawsons to , pm. or No Dell street, morn iugs.
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DIR. WA.kEs's OFFICER

Dr DaCosta Walker announces ths he has removed his offices % from suite, second floor In the Kempne building Elevator service 4-15t
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A enpcAIN INvesrMENT.

We offer for sale, subject 10 prior sale a hlock of bath house stock at less than par value. that will pay handsome diVi cend each year from thls time " m . terested. call Phone f2 or call at our of flee. Cohen atta Realty Company.
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WORLDS CHAMPION HERE.
Charles Spencer King Of Trap Shoot CTS, Is Guest at Rockafelow Hotel.

Charles Spencer, worlds champion trap shooter, is a guest at the RocN4- fellow hotel, where he arrived yester- day. MT Spencer's home is in St. Loais. lie will be here fo. an .ndefin- ite soiourn and in all likelihood will make the acquaintance of members ot the local gun club during lls soiourn.
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Picture frames 12 inches by 20 inches, convex glass, $l50, at Bggs Art Store. Phone c.
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Cooking. PERFECTION CAFE, oppo
 site Arlington Hotel 11-10-tt
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Nice rooms and apartments at the Heskett, BIO Park Ave (1 Crystal StD 2-22-tf
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We make our own ice cream. R. c Morris Drug. Co., 2-28-t
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Dr. G. L. Grey removed to 623 1-2 Central Ave. 2-201wk.
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Dr. T. H. Shelton has returned 10 the city and is now located in Clti. kens National Bank Building, suite 203-4-5. 2 23-tf
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Silver Tea a Success.

The benefit silver ten given by the members Of the board e. the Critten- den Home at the re idence of Mrs. Hamp Williams on Wednesday alter noon was a success.
 Despite the j1clement we2thef there was a good attendance and it was re- marked that a numl CT of out-ot.,own visitors were present to aiJ the worthy cause Of providing necessary supplies for the inmates of rhis charitable in stitution
 The members Of the board receiving were: Mrs Hamp Williams, Mrs. q VI Roberts, Mr. Dan Ncy!us, Mrs. W. E Kirk, and Mrs. Hiram McCaffertv
 Miss Marian Marks contributed .readilgs and Miss Jaunta Gillian vocal selections which added to the pleasure of the occasion
 The refreshments were delicious and, as they were in the main donated by yarious friends f the organization. the s25 given in silver offerings by the callers is clear Of expense.
 Mrs s. A. Horner has rented her residence on Magnolia stret to vsi- tors for the season and she and her rqmi!y ara now located with their friend, Mrs. C. w. Walbert on Park .avenue.
 &
 Among the club women from out of tcwn who came over Thursday to at tend the Bnenidl Board meeting were Mrs. Max Lane and Mrs. John Ware oi Helena They were joined Friday by; Mesdames Jo F'rauenthal of Conway, -E A- Gara.i.nn Clio Harner. Retam.
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SAFETY FlRST-THEN CREDIT CALL Merchants Associa ion, 1loI'
 Adgt, il-zS'u
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For Expert KODAK finishing, go to Sorrells Drug Co. u
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FOR NU BONE CoRsETs phone .3q2. Mrs. F. R. Vanl.andingham.
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RIDING HABITS. For RenIau
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-09-07
TUESDAY,.

Attempts by the Austrians to make
a new stand on the eastern extremity
Of the Bainsizza plateau have led
new violent battle on the lsonzo front
Latest aGvices indicate that the ltai
ians are breaking the enemy resist
ance. Emperor Charles has gone tc
the front to assist in rallying his
forces.
The British, in a new attack, have
gained along a front of more than
nile astrids the st. Julien-Poelcap
pelle road in Flanders. This Is on the
Ypres salient beyond Langemarck. Thu
fighting was heavy, according to the
war office report.
Fuhther proof of decentralization II
the Russian army is given on the Bes
serabian border. Petrograd announce:
that Russian forces under artiller.
fire cult their trenches AMI retired
without making an attack, at Boyany
east of Czernowitz.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-09-07
WEDNE SDAY.

The Russian armies continue tC
show perilous weakness at critica
points. In the Fokshani region on the
Rumanian front a Russian division
abandoned It's positions and fed III
disorder. 4 Geneva report says Teu
tonic forces have invaded the Russian
province of Bessarabia.
Stormy weather apparestly Is ham
pering military activities on the Fran
co-Belgian front. The British, aftel
completing a successful operation neal
Langemarck, contented themselve:
with clearing out a German advance
position in front of the new British
line.
Apparently there also Is halt II
major activities on the French from
in the Verdun region, and the cam
paign which General Cadorna Is wag
ing on the Isonzo front against the
Austrians.