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RECORD SET
FOR RECRUITING
IN SINGLE DAY
(contlnu.d From Pace ~


during the day for fear of receiving a
notice to appear before the local ex-
emption board for examination. Va
cannot accept a registered man for vol
unteer enlistment after he has received
a notice from the local exemption board
10 appeal before them on any specified
date for examination
Slump Expected.
With the notices being sent out by
the local exemption boards now | do
not expect the recruiting TO hold up IN
the future as il has during the past ten
DAYS or two weeks"
The national guard enlisted four men
during the past twenty four hours
bringlng the total enliStments for the
national guard to pa during the month
Of July. The navy accepted but one
man during the last twenty four hours,
bp' enlisted l64 during the month.
The names OF the recruits. their home
towns and the branch Of the service III
which they enlisted follow
National Guard-Doctor C.. Countess,
prcnham. 1evas William N Adams,
Mulhall and William V. Mills and He
bron F. Grain, Hitchcock
Navy-John +. Cragss, Oklahoma
City
Regular Army.
Clcmmon W. Adams. Braggs; Forrest
s ADHESION, yukon, Ardie l.. Barnes.
Monkstown; william l. Barnes. Monks
town. John n Baxter, Bartlesvllle: Hem
ley V Bayne, Oklahoma city, Harvey
q Bradley. Sapulpa Norwood n. Burton.
Tulsn. Carl G. Campbell. Snyder; Ben
jamin r Clay jr, Noble, Charles G..
Cllck, Chlcknsha John NJ Couts. Sny-
der John Corve, Yohoghny, Pennsyl-
,nnia Edgar Cooper, Wllburton Robert
NJ. Currle, Bnlllngcr. Texas; William G..
Dicherson, Yukon, Richard =. Duncan.
Poolville; Barney w. Ellis, Snyder; Hsr-
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Clearing Stations Established.
Plralyais Relinynd Controlled

ENID, Okla, Aug. mo new cases
Of infantile paralysis have developed in
Garfield county in the past six DAYS
and II is the opinion OF medical au,hori
ties that the disease has been placed
under full control.
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JULY CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average Daily Circulation .......,...... 40 s43
(Signed) ] A. MATHEWS,
Circulation Manager.
Subscribed and sworn TO before IN. this LIST day OF
'ugust, 1917
(SeA) CUE NABB. Notary Public.
My commission expires July ~. 1918.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MARCH.

MARCH.
II. British orders IN council sanctioned
the capture OF neutral ships destined
Tor Il nonbiockaded port
%. United States demanded that England
cease Illegal seizures OF neutral malls
~ sen.
AUGUST.
J. Sir Roger Easement. alleged Gernun
agent In tho Irish revolution. hanged
at London.
SEPTEMBER
q. Greeks In Crete revcttcd against King
Constan;ine's rule
OCTOBER.
10. Allies recognized the Greek rebe, GOV.
ernment.
NOVEMBER
D. Germany and Austria proclaimed now
kingdom OF Poland
z Arohdrke Charles Francis. Austro-
hungarian commander In tho flela as
stunned tho re!rs rs emperor and E.ns.
:. Provisional GebeD Greek government
declared war on Bulgaria
DECEMBER
.. United States protest to Germany
AGAINST deportation OF BeIgians made
public
10 New British war council ANNOUNCED.
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Is Con. Trevino notified Dan. Pcrshink
that movement OF troops south. east
or west. would be considered n hos
tile act
Is President Wilson called out the or
ganizcd militia OF tho whole country
for service on tho Mexican border
War vessels ordered south to MeNi-
can waters
70 President Wilson notified tho Mexican
government tina, American troops
would not be withdrawn from Next
can soil and would remain solely TO
protect the United States border.
q. Two troops OF the icth cavalry wore
In action outside Cnrrl1Rl % miics
south of Junroz. with Carranza forces
Mexican Gen. Felix Gomez was killed.
also Capt c. r. Boyd and Lieut.
Aduir OF the io;h cavalry. The nf.nir
resulted from an attempt by the cav
airy TO march westward la defiance OF
Gen Treviuo's notice of the 18TH q
troopers were made prisoners by the
Mertcans. 10 killed And lf missing
q militia ordered to proceed 20 the Mex
lean border,
IS. President Wilton demanded the imme-
dihto release of tho Carrizul war prIs-
oucrs
y. y negro prisoners taken by Mcxicans
at CarTizal were delivered to the Unit
Ell States forces at III rRsu
JvLr
/, Col. q. A. Dodd, leader Of an nd
vance into Mexico. promoted to brig
adler general
S CRrrarsa troops fought villistns Mt
los Nieyos THE SHOWED. near Jiinnoz
IL. Rational EuArdsmen from department
OF tho cR8t on tho Mexican border
numbered t..co
AUGUST
Mexico appointed members Of a Joint
commission to confer ON the issues
with the United States.
= Frnnklin X. Lime judge George Grny
nnd Or. John r. Mott appointed for
the United States on Mexican joint
commission.
FErTrMnER.
6 Joint American Mexican conference
mot at New London. Conn
is 4 band Of TO to LOO. led hy Vilin.
rAiicd Chihuahua city Fighting re.
ported With Carranz, troops
SovEMBEn
= Niiistas defeated 10y Mexican regu-
lars Mt Chihuahua
"a American Mexican protocol Rlcned.
u Niil!stas attached chihuahua CITY md
drove out CarranIa's troops
uEcENFEu
l. VilliFtSn driven from chihuahua city.
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WAR ON THE SEA.

rISuAHN.
!. Germany agreed that survivors on
liners torpedoed would not be sent
Rdrift In open boats and that she
would pay for lives lost on the l.u-
aARCH.
!, German raider Moewr after
months OF cruising In South African
waters during which she captured tho
British ship Appatn and sank Is mer-
ehRntmen. reached home port laden
with prisoners and gold
- British steamer Sussex torpedoed and
sunk in tho English channel. IS deaths.
MAY.
D. Germany agreed TO modify submarine
warfare on merchan, ships
81. German high seas fleet and a heavy
squadron OF the British grand feet
fought several hours on the coast OF
Juuand. The Germans reported loss
of cruisers. hattieshp md t de-
stroyers. British lost I warships and
eestroyors with battlcships In
doubt British loss OF lie about 600:
German. about GOO
OCTOBER
J. Submarine U-S3 sank three British
ono Dutch and ono Norwegian shins
en- Nantucket shoals. All on board
were saved
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Summarized
Topical Heads
Greatest Naval Battle of
The War---Land Ccmbats
Numerous, Fierce
and Deadly

10 Russians captured Dubno. volhynia;
1900 prisoners claimed In the days
fighting and booty In enormous guam
titles"
H. After long campaign against, Ger
nowitz. Austrian capital OF Bukowina.
tho Russians entered the city. It had
changed hands many times since 1914
JULY.
p. Russians broke Austro- G erman line
northwest of 1utsk. forcing abandon
rnent OF positions beyond river Stok-
hod. which Russians crossed.
NOVEMBER.
Z -iustro-Germans broke through tho
Russian lines in tho IInllcz section
s Gen. DrualloG's Russian aI1niea began
a drive southwark across the Carpa-
thans to guccor the Rouman!ana In
Wallachln.
DECEMBER.
:. Russian advance across the Carpa-
thinms southwark checked 10y small
rcveTscs In Moldavin.
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August.
German merchant submarine Duutsch-
land sailed from the Virginia capes
Tor Germany.
) Sir Roger cnaement. Irish revolution
LIST. hanged for treason In London.
Lieut. Shackle;on reached Falkland
Islands and reported his failure 70
reach Elephant island and rescue h.a
crew
United States and Denmark signed
treaty for tho cesslon OF the DanIah
West Indian islands TO the United
s,ates: price 100000
2 Merchant submarine Deutschland.
which sailed from Virginia on the "a
arrived at Bremen. Germany
sErTEMBEn
5 hour railroad labor til! aligned by
the president.
l. Deaths from paralysis plague in New
York city reached ?eIl
J. Lieut. Shaclleton antarctic explorer.
landed In Chile with - survivors OF
matooned Elephant Island party.
s. US sank ships OF Nantucket
ocroBEn
J, German submarine U.s3 dropped an.
ehor In Newport harbor Mt the end Of
IL days run from wiiheimshavea
NOVEMBER
l. Merchant submarine Deutschland
reached Now London. II days out Of
Bremen.
u boat IS reached home port
! Victor Caifstrom esoke the American
eEoSs country aviation record by n.y.
Ing from Chicago to Erie. Pa, "a
miles. In hours and &c minutes: he
reached New York.
Is. Ruth Law landed at New York after
record nonstop flight on the way
from Chicago OF c,s mites.
T. Merchant submarine Deutschland sail
cd from New London Cor Bremen.
DECEMBER
partho:ji'o Liberty statue In New
York ha.bor illuminated
10 Tho Deutschland reached home port
Is United States Steel wage Increase
schedule In effect for go 600 employees;
annual total. 5000. 90
Is Partial eclipre OF tho sun: inyialhl. In
America
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pionship by defeating William II.
Johnston OF 6an Ffancisco ut Forest
Hills. n. Y. Score. &C. ca. 81 Ga
Charles Evans Jr. c'Chick"). won tho
national amateur golf championship
By defeating Champion Robert A.
Gardiner ut Philadelphia. UP and
8 TO play.
Now York Baseball club (Giants) COM
pleted n string OF ii consecutive games
by defeating ST. Louis (cardinais) ia
double header In New York.
OCTOBER
Boston Red Box cllnched American
league pennnnt.
Brooklyn ciinched the National league
pennant-
Red 6ox defeated Brooklyn in tho
9th and deciding game of the world
series winning tho championship.
Michigan defeated Syracuse IA; foot
ball Mt Ann Aroor; score. IL to is
NOVEMBER.
Ohio state defeated Indiana at foot
ball nj Columbus. % TO :. Cornell de-
fented Michigan at Ithaca. q to 30.
Harvard beat Princeton. to o. nj
Cambridge. Browns team bent Yale.
q TO {. ut New Haven. Pennsylvania
and Dartmouth tied. TO !. at Phil
ndcphia.
iWc ueich'"d Princeton. 10 10 Q. AT
football. Brown beat Harvard. n 10
o. Pennsylvania beat Michigan. 10 to l.
Mt Ann Amor
Yale defeated Harvard at New Ha-
Yen. 10 S. Army beat Navy. 10 to I.
Wisconsin Tied with Illinois. o 10 a
Chicago lost 10 Minnesota 20 to o.
Colgate defeated Brown. nj Provi-
dencc. = TO O.
DECEMBER.
National College Athletic associa,ion
me, IN New York.
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BulEarTurkish- "1'' Ai'A ~ hAfN'
German column. moving southeast and
northwest respectively. met in Rou-
mania 20 miles west OF Bucharest.
DECEMBER
German guns shelled Bucharest.
Teutonic allies captured Bucharest.
former capital OF Rouiaania.
Gen. Sarrairs column checked by Ger
mans In northern Greece, Germans
and bulgars won counteratt2cks In
the Monastir section. Teutonic allies
captured 1900 Rouman!ans Ia Walla-
CHA
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Worlds War
Under Many
Great Drives and Battles
of the Armies In 1916. e
Thirteen Nations
In the Field
WEST FRONT.

jASuAnr.
.. Germans spranE n heavy attack on
nvo milo front near Tahure. In the
Champagne, on ground the French
captured II. September. 1915.
FEBRUARY.
q Germans began heavy attack on
tho Verdun salient along Is milo
front: gains mt some points Were
miles deep.
70. Giant ar-nored French for, Douau-
mont. miles from vcrdun city and
one OF las permanent fortihca;ions,
captured by Brnndenburr. Germans.
u Germans captured fortified French
villages in the Vcrdun salient. with
100 prisoners.
2. Germans had intrenched on IL mile
front OF ground captured before Yer
dun.
Is. GerTnany'a captures 20 date Mt Verdun
were SOD prisoners, 81 cannon and
az machine guns
II. French repealed Ave German attacks
Mt Naux, near Nerdun
%. Germans captured Mniancourt. IN tho
VcTdun urea. but were rcpulscd at
Dead Mans hill. according to French
report.
LrRIr.
> In m offensive on II mile front at
Nerdun the GeFmand captured go
yards OF trenches on hill rs. near
Dead Mans hill. No. SN. Assailants
used liquid FIRE.
IL French line held firm and drove back
Germans around NRuS. Germans
claimed repuisc OF French attacks
near Dead Mans hill
JUNE
: Germans captured Fort VauK called
the key to Ncrdun." with ijs garri-
son Of 200; also captured Roore in
Belgium. making Ncrdun advance since
June nearly miles wide
a. Germans resumed vigorous attacks Mt
Ncrdun on both sides OF the Mouse
30 French rccapturcd Thiaumcut thcld
By Germans aimee June 81 but were
driven out 10y niehtfail
July
l. French retook ThiHumout. lost II at
y. IN. and regalned Il Mt $3.50 u. IN.
Concerted French md British drive be-
gun on the north and south hanks OF
the Somme river; villages aul towns
and even miles. Of trenches captured
on g mile front
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SPORTING


JANUARY.
! Kick GiRnaSopuIos Greek athlete. won
the national cross country title by
outrunning Hiannes kolehmainen. st
New York
MARCH
4 Jess Willard outponted Frank Moran
In 10 round combat at Madison
Square Garden. New York.
May
u Miss Mola Njutstedt retained the No
mems Metropolitan singles champion
ship title by defeating Miss Marie
Guthrie AZ the Forest lills tennis
court y y
- Friar Rock. three-year- old owned by
August Uelmont won the historic
Buburben race at Belmont park. y y.
;u3E
Oswald Klrkby defeated Fred Heres
hon FOR the Metropolitan GOLF ann
tour championship 3 IN and to play.
L.. 4 \
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MISCELLANEOUS


IANtARIs
S Germany assured the United States
tina, submarine warfare In the Med
iteTEncau would be conducted accord
INK to tho rules OF International law.
10. Germany dlsavowed tho sinking OF
the iusitnniR md promised repara-
ton for American lives lost.
is. Sweden protested against British In
fuctions OF her commercial rlsh,s.
FEBRUARY.
/. Captive British stenmcr Appam arriv-
ell MS German prize st Norfolk, Va
IL German order to aink armed enemy
merchantmen arrived In Washington
IL. Tho United States senate ratified
treaty with Nicaragua for trans
ocennic cannl route TO rcsi tho United
States ,3.osool
.. The United States ratified Il treaty
with iiNyt assuming a nro;cctorats
over tina; republic
M,Rcn
3. Germany stated her new boat pol
icy against merchant ships
ArRiL
s Tho European nllles refused 10 n,op
Seizure Of neutral mails
~ President Wilson before joint session
OF conEreFa announced that Germany
had been notified thnt submarine war
fare against merchant ships must be
abandoned.
e. British reply noto defended Interior
oncc with neutral trade as incident to
altered conditions OF warfare
Irish Sim Fein patriots rcbeilcd in DuA-
I'm. SEIZED the postofice aud other
points In tho city.
~ british troops rechpturcd points I'm
Dublin. Martial law declared for Ire
land. Sir Roger Easement captured
while attempting to land arms
l. Slim Fciners throughout Ireland rur-
rendered
irish rebel leaders. including Pearse
provisional president. shot In London
Tower for treason
8 -Four executions for treason In Ireland
Tho United atatea marines landed in
san;o Domingo to protect the Amer.
can legation.
Germany agreed to visit ana Hearch'
rules for submarines
3 Germany admitted sinking tho Sussex
and offered Indemnity.
IL Connolly. Irish rebel commander shot
In London Tower
% United States notined Great britain
that IL could no longer tolerate law.
less mail seiluren by British patrol
ships on tho high seas
JuNE
New United States army bill became
law. fedeFali1iuE tho militia and in.
ereas'ng the Regular army
g. Yuan Shlh Kat. president OF tho Chi
nese republic died In PclSing. Euo-
seeded BY Vice President ii Yuan
Hung
|. New United States army rtoryan!.a.
ton law In pnart
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MEXICO



Francisco Villa, ouuRwed Mexican.
raidol Columbus, y. NJ set fires and
killed Is Americans; nnnliy driven
back 10 Mexico hy United statcs cav.
alrJ. upward OF 100 VillstaA killed.
Punitive expedition ordered into MoI.
leo to dlrporse the bandit bands
Unitod htnto5 troops modified on the
Mexican border
CRiTnn=R refused permission to United
6iates trOopB TO enter Mexico.
Car.anso WAS srAnteG reciprocal priv
lleses to send troupH over tho border
Col G. A. Dodd and Gen. rershing
led two columns OF cavalry into Mex
leo 20 purpue Villas bands.
Mexican generals prohibited United
States troops from Entering towns.
7 OF Villas band, Including Gen. Coz
man. killed In action with CarTuurA
troops. villa reported wounded
Col q. a Doid's column az tho 9Th
and 10th United S,atea cavalry defeat
ec 6co villis;ae at Guerrero: 80 Meri-
cans Killed. cavlrymen wounded.
Ann
Col. Browns 10th cavalry defeated
VillsstEui Mt AsunseVlien,es killing 50
bandlD. Col. Gonzalez Mexican troops
repulsed Rn attack OF ViiiistAo at Par
rnS killing q bandita
Mexican troops. led 10y Gen CAvnsos
routed villa and his hodysuard. hill.
Ing 10 bandits
Mexico declared that no permission
had been granted the United States
10 use Mexican railroads
United States soldiers attacked by
Mexican soldiers and sAiiora AT Par
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RUSSIAN FRONT.

JASuARr
& New Russian drive in Bukowlna con-
tered In eattio for Czernowi;z
NAacH.
n. Russian attack checked at Dvinsk.
9Th enormous losses" to the assail-
ants
JUNE.
T. Russia reported that Gen. Brusilor's
offensive In voihynia. Bukowina and
Gal!c!a had Melted t7,oio prisoners. a
guns. ist machine guns ana IS NOR.
tarn besides srrns hn1 equipment.
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All Sorts of Happenings
the World QUer During
the Past TtUciUe
Months
PERSONAL-POLITICAI.

jAHuARI.
u King Constantine appealed 30 tho
United States against aggrcssions by
tho allies.
Il japan renewed tho seven demands on
China, which that power rejected In
January. 1918, ms beinS oppressive.
rEBnuAnr.
0. seeretnry OF War Garrison resigned.
8. President Wilson asked congress to
aot on the arming Of merchantmen.
L Tho United States eeustc voted to
support the presidents submarine pol
ley. es 20 IL
I. Tho house voted to sustain the prcsi-
dentr foreign policy. 7Is to Ia
MAY.
& United sintes declined Gormnny's pro-
posal thu; the allies 10 forced 10 re-
hpcct neutral rights
JUNE
L Louis n Brnndds confirmed Justice
OF tho United States supreme court.
Town rejected woman suffrage.
7. Tho Republican and tho Progressive
national conventions mot IN Chicago.
o Charles IL, Hughes nominated for
president by tho Republican conven-
ton and Charles Warren Fairbanks
for ,ico president Tho proRressivcs
iN't-NNf4h Fuu SNHH
~. rnrhcr OF Louisiana
B. President Woodrow Wilson and Vice
Proaidcnt Thomas r. Marshall rcnom-
mated mt 1T Louis.
D Germany and Austria concluded n
treaty OF military and commercial al
hnnso for years duration.
JUL.
G Japan and Russia signed ucn,y OF
alliance
srrTEMBER
1. Japan made four new demands on
China with regard TO recen, conflict
In Mongolia and asked four conccs-
s'ons In the Same case,
OCTOBER
0 United statos notified allied powers
that Il would continue To apply exist
ing rules Of International law to sub.
innrltes.
J. Allies took control Of Athens by rorve-
NOVEMBER.
I Austria and Germany proclaimed Po-
land al INDEPENDENT state
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How's This2

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Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Ca;arrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY &, CO., Toledo. o.
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transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his flrm
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acting directly upon the blood and ma.
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by all Druggists 80, 800
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SOUTH AND BALKAN FRONT.

iASuAHT.
I. Allies evacuated tho GnlIlpoli pcnlisu-
Ia, leaving to the Turks enormous
n'under. British loss In the campaign
lto,oon
FEBRUARY.
Is. Russians captured Erzcrum. with Ia
Go Turks and 81 guns.
MARCH
s. British attack on TiEris front repulsed
by counterattack OF Turks British
lost 900 killed and wounded
Arm.
II AustrlanB in great force attacked i;al-
ian positions In tho Plozzo basin. Tren-
ilno. and were repulsed. according to
italian report. Italians recapturcd no
sition on Monte Snerouc. which the
Ausirians captured on the nth.
Is Russians captured TTebizOnd AN i'm
portant Turkish town Oh the Black
sea. by land ana sea attack
y British under Gen. Townshcnd sur
rendered kut-cl-Amura, Mcsopotamia.
70 the TfIrkS with about 1000 troops,
after prolonged siege.
MAY.
e. Italians continued retreat in Tren,ino.
Austria claimed 500 prisoners In the
Tyrol campaign.
!. Italians opened counter offensive
In the zone OF AustriR's maSiinum
effort May 20 and 81 Result reported
disastrous to the invaders"
% Italians began an offensive movement
IN Trentino- Austrinns reported In
general retreat
AUGUST
? Italians captured Gor1tz the supposeA
Key to Trieste. Prisoners rcp6rted.
Nooo Tho town hnd been under fire
over q year
H. Allies from saioniid began an often
slNo northwnrd through Macedonia
90 h9nfnania entered the war aud attack
.u Nustrin In the Caipathians. aiming
10 invade Pennsylvania Germany do.
clared war on Roumana
=" houmHninns forced three mountain
passes into Hungary and cnp,tircI
hrohstadt. north Of Vulcan pass ana
an Industrial center.
81 Turkey and Bulgaria dcrlar.I ,,r
Roumnnia.
sEPTENuEn
hulsaFs and Germans captured bridge.
head of Tutrakan. on the nan1hs N
miles from bucharest.
~ LeutoIlc ulllca defeated RuBslans n,
Dohrlc. in DohrudLn
on t"iiehhayu's column surrounded
me koumanians near Red Tower pass
anu destroyed their army.
ocToAER
: Teutons recaptmred Krons,ad,. Ii,n.
-, gary, which houmani0ns took Amr. 80
Sonslnnza, on tie Black sea. Ronnn-
mas chier port. captured by Gernians
and Dugars
a. Roumanians evacuated Cernnvo1a a.,
tho Danube.
a Danube bridge Mt Cernavodn wn.
O.. blown up to check invading army.
= Houmania moved capital to Jassy.
SovEMnEp.
Is Demonstrations captured hin 1912. in
front or Monasiir. Hulgnrs evacuated
Monastir.
Il Austro- Germans captured cr,ioyo
nonmanla, with heavy booty