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EXPECT TO THE LEMBEflGBYJULY Three Mighty Armies Advancing on Russian Stronghold Expect to Free Troops to Aim Blow at Italians. k'MI. Juno 1. It is reported h( re that (iTinany is nr-p;rintc to Mirow a tfp'.tt 1 1 1 ; s f f troops alonT tho Au.tr-Italian frontier. The fUhti r i is ;-r'vins' harder dail f r the Teutonic alii'S and the Italians are making f-r.nstant advances. Th" (Iranians and Austrians will, it is etnI, crulravor to regain th ground they hae lost and to sweep over the Italian frontier, as they did in Poland. I?elium and Franco. Confirming this report, a telegram received from Innbruek, Austria, states that 2S,ft,"' Austrian soldiers left Trent yesterday and are now advancing against the Italians on the a-Koverto frontier. Heavy fiuhtin is reported from Cor, and Gradisca. It is said the Austrian casualties amounted to ir,enu, while the Italian killed and wounded number about the same. An ammunition depot at Tolmino has been destroyed by the Italians. The Austrians are usinp dynamite in the Alpine passes, loosening great avalanches on the sharpshooters. LONDON, Juno 16. Three, proat armies of the Teutonic allies are advancing on Lcmherff and Gen. von Maekenzen has telegraphed to the kaiser that the Austro-CJerrmms will be in possession of that Russian stronghold by July 1. The Russians, defeated on June 1?. and 14 by CI en. von Maekenzen. have been unable to regain their footing in the region south of the railroad frorr. Przemysl to I ..em berg and have been forced to retreat I'.erlin and Vienna official reports received here tonight make claims of gains along the entire (lalician front. With Moseiska by hi forces yesterday, now put behind him, Con. von der Maritz is advancing on the town of Wisznia, along the I'rzemysl-Lem-berg railway toward (Irodek. while Clen. Krmoli, with three Austrian divisions is moving forward on his right flank in the same direction and with the same objective, attacking the Russians where they have- taken up new positions to the south of the railway. Center Army Moves Fast. Meanwhile (Jen. Maekenzrn's eenter army, divided in two columns, is moing eastward along both banks

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of the S.eklo and is now reported to be directly opposite Krakowice. moving toward .laworow. which is the t. rmir.al of a. railway .-pur leading into Lcobei i;. This army Is inert inc with st'ib' orn resistance. lavy mi'f s oi l;ii--.-ians l.avin:; been neo.mteted in stronuly entrenched p-

IS. I J.i...- J ' - 1 ' . L o ; J ilu 1 ' ' i v ' . l-'urtlo r t. the north Archduke Ferdinand'.-- army, having captured sc.niawa. is advancing in divergent diiections to the north and northeast, the northern wins havim? n ached I'is!;oro v vh-re the astle and farm of the estate was stormed on Monday. The northeastern winp ha-J for its" objective the railway line leading north from lumber?, which are the .mly hope of the Russian parrisen for reinforcement ami new supplies of munitions. It is believed here that the AustroGerman offer.se has for its object the clearing of (Jalicia to permit of the r lease of these troops, particularly the Austrians. to deliver a death Mow to the Italians on the southwestern Austrian frontier. PLAN ANNUAL PICNIC i:icctric Co. Club Will (io to Chapin Lake, Juno 21. Plans for the annual outing of the Indiana & Michigan Electric club, to be held June :M. were completed at the meeting of the club held Tuesday night. The picnic committee, consisting of Fred Roberts', George Allamange, Harry Poss, F. Holland and Louis Rrewer, reported that everything was in readiness for the holiday, and all that remains to make the affair a success will be favorable we ather. The party will leave in special cars for Chapin lake. Rerrien Springs, at 0 o'clock on the morning of the 'J4th. After the arrival of the cars at the lake an indoor baseball game will be staged between two teams from the club. At noon dinner will be served, to be followed by a baseball game between South Rend and Elkhart employes of the company. A track meet, consisting of foot races, pole vault, broad jump, swimming races and boat races, will follow the ball game. In the e 'ening there will be a dancing party at the lake pavilion, after which the special ears will leave lor South Rend. WANT POSSESSION OF BOY William Martin and Wife Seek Writ of Habeas Corpus. A petitioi for a writ of habeas corpus wa.s tiled in the circuit court Tuesdav afternoon by Ethel Archibald, who charges that William Martin and Carrie Martin are illegally holding Vernon Archibald, seven years old. at Keasey and High sts. It is alleged by the petitioner that the hoy was adoi ted by them in March of 1011 and that the defendants have no right to him. The petitioner is represented Ivy L. J. Hammond. . " . v .- . ' , . .... . . - . - e. - ; ' tr - : .CV" .. .. -. - T . a

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