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- it JS. Medford Tribune SECOND EDITION WEATHER Itnln tonight and Friday A'ax. r,T .Mien fili: Pro. .!M. h MEDFORD, OH I'XJON, tillMc.SDAY, .SBI'TKMMKIl 17, 1011 V forty-fourth Ysr. NO. .153 IV - r -p- r rn BATTLE OF THE RIVER AISNE CONTINUES FOR THE '., ; V , ftrtfKM ', 207 ScctM W " Mail WITHOUT I DECISIVE RESULTS THIRD DAY rtf UW v I? ', l r, DEATH IS ONLY VICTOR IN ME DAYS OF BRnif Line of Contest Prper Extends From Noyrtn to Nancy, About 150 Miles Between Two and Three Million Men Efigaoc Each Side Claims Slliilit Advantaie and No More. r" I LONDON, Hopl. 17,Tlm llilnl day of lilt' btlttlll llf tlllt AlsilO find tin t.imu or tint Omnium tiiul tho nllies fiirlni: each oilier libing II line of Some 'JOO lllili'H stielillllie, frutii No- ynu, rifly-fivc mil'" northeast of Purls, southeast l the Swisi frm tier. Tin battlo linn proper extends inughlv from Nnynn to Niiuey, tilmiit I. Ml miles. HtTii between 2,0110,0110 mill :i,000,IIIIO Ini'ii ui engaged in n struggle tlml in ferocity mill Html egii liniinrliiiiri' bids fair In nnl ihe battle of Hi .Mitrne. lliiltloHo I'ur n Draw llueli nidi' claims ft ulight ndvnn Inge mid tin more, it In known only tlml ihe German retreat .has been lurned Inln n stubborn rcslslm Tin' allien assort that lliry wero m close tin tfui IicOIm Jit" the' Geminii that lln latter wit' 'OtnttHi'u"to turn nltntit nml figM to escape destrue linn, Gorman n,tdrts npieent their nr mies as reforming in lrnij; poidtinns following Hip withdrawal fmui t li vi cinity nf l'nri-4 and again Inkinif Hi offensive. Thus rnr-dealh Is ! only derided iltr. It in admitted Hint the loll nlrtmly U enormous ho stugKcriiu: I hit t official source hesitate to ie real the furl. Itnln Continues Falling llaiii continues fulling on tln bat tlefield and hint rendered null nf it impassable for guns ""d cavalry, adding greatly to the disticss of lliu men. Conflicting reports of tin silun lion in the ciiti)in theater of tin war mi' received from offioful and unnf flciiil Niuin'j'TIirt m-vitiiI (Icniiiui unity I'lirjm went into KiiHt l'.riixnla iiiifur lo liuvt' imjdjpl Mrk llin It its fiitu invadcfH'rlTia I tiriitnry with IMt'llt lllhM to till' KlIXftillllH. It H (IioiikIiI tliat a part of tin He mum force may lie divoilrd to ltnian Poland. In Oalicia tlir ltushliui huccich hyiii o ho iiiinliiliU'd, with Ilia Ail-. tiiniiH ami OiTinmirt falling hack on Pri'inyhl. Knormoii-, Iokmn to liu AiixtriaiiH im ailiailtul at Viciinn, lo which city thoiimtiiils of aoiiihIci1 arc licinir hronj;ht., Hlttmllon i:isovlpro Tho lnti'ht wind fiom Hie far ciik ilchcrilicH tlio Japancxn lioopn iin blnil'Klini' tliroiiKli tint floodH iioith of Kliiintnii),' pciiiiiHiila, tryinjj to reach Kiiiu Chow. Thorn in no imlU cation of an carlv inchtiiu'iit of Hint (Icriimn Klronuhold. Tint final attitudu or Italy ih avail oil with inlciinc intcrct I. DcmniiMlm limm in favor of tint allies at Home and oilier plncort have, been supprenH cl by the military. Meantime Italy In oiitfiircd with tho tu-rioiiK Hllnation in Alliania, where the iiihiiikciiIh have been thiealonlnhinei lliu uitlnliawal of Prince William of Wic.l. Italian tioops already have been 'landed at Avlonn. PASSES DIVIDEND NUW VQHKi SOP'. 17. It was do c lil (id today ut a moetliiK ot tho ill rocloru o( tho Intorimtlonal Ilnr voMior qoriiorailon not to doclnro tho iiHiinl dlvliloiiil on tho common Htoctc of tho corporation In vlow of tho txUlliitt Kiiropemi coiiflltloiiK. TIiIh HCtlon upjillcB duly, an Hlutod, to tha ilhlilonilN of tho IntcrimMonul liar vunlor rorinru(lon, under wnlch nitniu tho foreign huiluenN In roiiduclod. Tho Inlorimlloniil llarvailr $am Iiuny of Now Jurnoy, lh ilmni'Mlo doiii'diii, iln('lui(n lu rcuinr I'UHilor' y dlvlilvinl of ono nml ono ijiimi lot I'ur Dtnii oh it miiuiuoh riwi, imy uhlti Oiiohi'c id, o nlork of mmii tu Hvjlwlr 9, RUSSIAN HOSTS 100 NUMEROUS FOR AUSTRIAN FORCES VII'NN'A, 8oil I", vln Paris 7 '30 n. in Moioiiikoh from Npcclal cor ropoiuleiitn In (lallrln lay fitrcmi on thn munorlrul miporlorlty of tho Hur hlaiiN, whono army dlvUloim ant com PomhI of in linttnllon or Infontry with cavalry and nrtlllnry and un llmlli'd 111111111011 or ammunition. Tho lluholnn dlvlilomi nnt coimlilormil' MlroitKor than tho AuMrliiu, cuperlal ly an reKiirdH nrtlllory. Austrian noldlcm dorlnro (hut for ovory ten Itumlan hilled 0 en me In their place, The Himnlun artiU lory fire, they mild, wnti wonderfilll rood, hut tho Infantry work wait of on Inferior kind. Tho wounded continue to rirrlv.' In Vienna III nrcal uiiinhernr I'litht tlmimuiid worn liroiiKht lu on Sunday lnnii Tin limiillnlii nml lltuvnr loan puldlc liulldliiitu consorted Into temporary numliiK liotueii nro lorrl hy crowded. 'Ton thousand wound etl urn IicImk rureil tor In tho rotuic dn of thn ethllilllnn hulldliiK lu tlm I'rater. the liutxrlul nark. Kuuday afternoon 30,000 pernoiui vlnltod thn tioldlorii In tho Kcnnrnl houpltal. Tint bnuk vtntomont rdiowa that wlthdrawalM dtirliu; AtlRimt nRKrO Baled mom than 18,000,000. , J AGE TO RETURN FOR THREE YEARS WASIIINOTON, Sopt. 17. Prcal dont WIUoii rcolvod today formal notification Hint thn striking coal miners nf Colorado had confirmed tho action nf tho officer of tho United Mlnu Worker In accoptlns i ttntutlo lianln for tho luttlmuont of tho Htrlku. Tim operator! nro ox pucted to reach a dcclnlon Saturday. Tho telcKram to tha president from tho Colorado minor, ni lu part: "Upon notlco or acceptance or your proportion by tho coal operator) wo a III Immediately terminate, tho ntrlko and return to work." WASHINGTON, Bopt. 17. Proal- dent NVIInoii Is not dUturbed by ro- porta that AiiinrlcaiiM and other for olKtierM will bn In danger III Mexico after thn withdrawal of tho Ameri can troopn from Vera Cruz. OfflclaU Raid today tint prcitldont compared nuch roporta with pro die tlomi that wholoBiilO IdllliiKn would follow tho entry of Cnrraiua at Mex ico City. ITALIAN RESERVISTS CALLED TO LONDON, Sept. 17, 'J: 10 p. in.-In ft dUpntch fiom Piuirt tho cone Hpondont of tho Daily Telej;rupli hii.vh Unit tlm Italian rcMrvlHtH in the I'Vonoli eanital huvo been called for St'j.tcmtior 'J8. Tliey hollove, tho cor ronpondent Biiyn, that thirt nioaiis Itiily'ij cntranco into the war. LOST AT REDDING HI'JDIMNO, Col., Bopt. 17 Throo duyu1 nohioIi liuit fulled to rovtml any Iracon of O, J' Hwoimou, a (lerman tliuUvr vmUer from llomdiiirtf, Oro, who hui not bonii noon oliiio ho mi lot in! j mi till ri'iiiitry with wilidi Ut wit, iiftfuinlllui' Uki Mondoy, Thrcu mpoilunu'd IiuIIhm linllt'i vtcio uiJkJud o h M'uuh nuiy (oiliiy, SUNG MINERS ALLIES ATTACKS RFPtlLSED SAYS BERLIN REPORT Conditions Along. Battle Line Un dtanged Chatifle In Generals Made Countrr Attack! Follow Carn ally List Shows Heavy Losses cm ' Prussian-Russian Frontier. IIKItl.lN, Hopt. 17, by wlrclem via Hayvlllc, I., I. An official report Klven out nt army lieadipiartom nt mlilulKlit hii)H that Hi' 1rcnch front roiiiiilim uiiehankcd. Tho Pronch at tiukfi on a number of poluta Tueadoy iilKht and Wodnemluy worn miccvii fully repulned by the Cermann, who made a numlier of lKoroii counter HttlU'ljH. 1iaiito In I-4'BuVn.lilp OwIiik to lllnoH'i (Jonoral Von llaii non, runner commander of tho M-con I or Hi)joii army, linn been replaced by ('unur'nl Von Klnum. former mlnUtoi of war. (loneral Von llunnon In CK yearn old. Another rlianpo In leoderahlpa bai. tnkon'iilaco In tho Fourteenth Ile Mervo Corp, whero General Von Schnbort hn boon replaced by Quar-tnr-MaBtor-General Von Stein, tho well known editor of tho official war reports and author of Laconic war bulletins, Tha casualty lint publlshud today shows -tfjQS names. Mention Is made or tho hard fluht Inx on tho part of Gorman-Polls.t rotUmonts n Knst Prussia. Tbrert out pan li of tho Klfty-Ninth Infan try stationed nt Boldau lost ar,G men. Tho Forty-Rovciith Inrontry with hcad(iunrtrs at Posen suffered -'CS ca-tfultlf; A majority or both regi ments nro Polish. CMiltlrx Heavy Tho tolnl or tho publlsbcd German casualties to date nro 35, 7S0 killed wounded or nilsslm. Slnco last weok tho. average daily losses aro vhowh by tho casualty lists to be 3:00. Among tho killed on Septem ber H was Prlnco Otto Victor or Schocnburt; Waldcnburh'. first non tenant of tbt lluisar Guards and a brother of tho Princess of Wlcd. Major General Nloland wan killed while. JeaiilnK bis brlKado In a street riRht In a French city on August 27. Count Klrchhach, commander of tho Tenth Hoservo Corps dlod on Septem ber 3. 0,n being mortally wounded bo Kava, up bis command to General Von Kl'oii. General HlndoborK's advanco In Rast Prussia Is descrlbod an having progressed to such an extent that a regulation concerning tho Importa Hon of Husslnn cattle, which aro ho lug used for tho army, Is being Is sued. P I'HILADKUMIIA, Sepl. 17. Tho proarensivoH huvinir joined forces with tho, democrats in tho fight For tho fjovernoi-hhips, louden of nil par ties mitri'iu'tioiiH Haiti today that the political campaign in Peiiiisylvnnm will bo prosecuted with greater vigor than. over. William Draper Lewis. tho Washington parly nominee for governor, who yesterday withdrew in lnvor of Vance (J. Met oninck, tho dcimmratio candidate, has placed himself on record to support Mr. Mo- C'onniek against Mitttin O, llrum haugh, tlio republican gubernatorial candidate. NAVAL COURT PROBES DISABILITY OF WIRELESS . iirtumvVrmv Ki.t.L it .Kiw.m. !. Iliisilulu 1II1 stiilml 11 lilifc'ilt sukllll ill1 fit'lHtry Ut I'U llm n'wxIMIliy (or Him dUitUliitf of tlu Tiuii'ilou iitii A I huil I ti viliflt'M iliihttn. A liuuiid mil uiiiiiil illiiH t kill lllii lillt 1 1.1 It it I mil 'ill piririnii'f mis tss ' i"n 7"f nt twwnildchiii, Tin ""in I iniU In WUflW Ut 'i'UV'U'lluUi N, J. WARNNATURALIZEO AME WNS NOT 10 Wl ABROAD WAsmsnTox, vv. ir.-in Ion reportH thai Ameiniin diplomatic and coniular nfficeri in Kuropc had been iutrtieeil that paHMtr,H i-iued to iiutiiralijed Amerienim horn 111 (li'nnan! would not ! ood in (I rent Hritaiu, Finn,pf.Kh-ii. Senln and llel;iuiii, were fornialK denied oda. by the fttalc deparlnuul. The dopartnienl, huwewr, ilidri ilenite ii foinior tioiiee that nfllur alirod Amorii'mitt xliouhl refrain I'njia vinitiiiK' "their count ne of origin or coiiutiioti which nrc ul war Ihen1 wilb," bceauf "il H prebvinled .Ihal niiluraltrod Americiin eilieiiM may experience difficult?, in ?.nbli'hliig Mitifuctorily their iilfin.erelcdnej' ami neutral iw..iiinii, i. well 11s llieir American ciuxo'iHinp. "TIh iltparluiotiliH iniliee wiih m toniUd fiuiply in 11 wuriiiiiu and not ns u hlntcim-lii' limiting in uuy way tho proteeluni which the (overiimont extends to Amorieaii-t abroad," said an ofheial Mtajetuojit today. kaiseWIly to peace offer r- WASHINGTON, Sopt. 17. Presi dent Wilson announced today that ho bad received from the' Imperial chan cellor of Germany a non-commitnl re ply to his tmiulry Into tho report tha'. Kmporor William was willing to dis cuss terms or peace. President Wilson said there was nothing to Indicate whether thn In qulry had been brought to tho atten tion or Kmperor William. Tho opinion- provnlls In official circles that further reply Is expected. OF LK11ANON, Mo., Sept. 17. Tho water was not running over tho St. Louis and San Francisco track at tho point wbcro tho "Toxos Limited" was derailed near last last Tuesday, when tho train started over tho em bankment that gave .way, according to tho testimony of James O'llrlen, tho engineer, before a member of tho Missouri public servlco commission today. Joseph White, section foreman, tes tified that tho grael ballast at tho embankment wns 'worn" but that this could have hnd no conuertiou witli tho wreck. Two oxomlnors from tho Inter state Commerce Commission sat with tha Missouri commission and tho re sult or tho Inquiry will bo reported to tho Intcr-Stato Comtncrco Commis sion, F WASHINGTON, Sopt. 17. Sir Cecil Sprlng-lltco, tho llrltUn ambas sador, called at tho stato department today and formally oxproHsod his re gret for tho publication of an Inter view attributed to Sir Lionel Curdon, British mlnUter to Mexico, crltUliu; tho United States for withdrawing troops fiom Vora Cruz, The Interview, Ihe mubnKMiilor ex. plained, was coiiliary to diplomatic donga in general, uiui the icgiilulimis of lliu llullxli govoinmciiti nml wuw llicrcfoii) iinmillioilrcd, A dlai'h, i uiu laliil, hud been sen I o I lie tilllli Kowiiimcut niu Inlnlilir llio c of llm jnlcivlev. 'J'hfw MiiMKiigc will n wall Mr I, lout' I when lie n 1 mo 111 Kiiylmiil, nml until linn Ihv waller will ml I'l iibc)iiwui', NON-COMMITTAL SIX DIVISIONS Aiy E Kitchener States Thai Troops Are In Good Heart Further Divisions and Additional Armies Being Organ ized and Fouilh Army Created Wat Probably Be 1 Lonn One. LONDON. Sept, 17, 7.15 p. m. Kail Kitchener, secretary or slaty 'for war In the House of Lords ,toda. took the country Into his confldeitco as to what Hie llrltisb army already bad done to asshtt their French al lies, and spoko of what would bo done In the future oC tho war, which he wild probably would bo n long one, "There aro already In Franco,' said Karl Kitchener, "rather moro than six divisions of our expedition ary force." "The latest udvlcen from Sir John Fencb, be nnld. did not materially rhnnge tho situation from tho pub lished rjateiiient.s. Tho troops were In good heart, ready to move forward "when the "moment arrived." "" In addition to the- six divisions of troops, be said there wore ttfo divi sions of cavalry In Franco wbjch wera being maintained at their" full strength, while further regular divi sions and additional cavalry wero bo lug organized from units drawn from oor-foas garrisons. A division of territorials bad aU ready loft for Kgjiit. be said, a, bri gade for Malta and a garrison for Gi braltar. As to tho two newarrales, new illusion wero now "assembling at training quarters and a third army was being formed on tho new camp InK ground, A fourth army was be ing created and Indian divisions were on th,elr way. TO PROVE DUMDUMS LONDON, Sept. 17, 1:10 p. m. In the hou-e of common thii after noon Fruncis Dyke Aelaud, parlia mentarian under secretary for for eign affairs, said ihe Hritish govern nieiit had no objection to an inquiry lcjnt made with rvgnul to the alleged use of dum-dum bullets uud to re ported atrocities. The government would participate in such nn inquiry, luu n- to the sug gestion that it should nk the United Klntcs to set up n committee of in quiry, he considered that in view nf tho reply reporliM lo I ve been given by President W1I-011 lo Germany, tbeie was no use nial.'.ug proposals to tho I'nited Slates 011 the subject. SUFFRAGETTES DECIDE TO PAY WAR TAXES LONDON, Sopt. 17, 3:10 p. m. Tho Women's Tax Ueslstaneo Loaguo, composed mainly ot suffragettei, whoso motto Is "no vote, no tax, baa decldod to pay taxes this yoar on account of tho war. It notified the government to this effect today. In tho past members ot U10 loaguo frequently bnvo sacrificed their pro portjf rather than pay taxeB. BELT RAILROAD AVERTED 8T, LOL'IH, Mo., Bopt. 17. Thn (lireulened strike of Irnlnuisu on thu Ht- Louis flouth-We.tern railway (Cotton Holt) has boon a veiled, for Iho present at leant, by the accept- unco on Hid hi( of iho union offl iluU of Hie liilcrvoiilluu of (ho ftd Diul iiiodUlloH bimid, whoJ good of. flics wwut ic'juinlud by the nmnsi, himuI uf Him ralliimd NOW N AN COTTON UNCLE SAM TO CURTAIL OUTPUT OF 1915 COTTON WASHINGTON, Kept. 17.-Convinced after 11 jrnreh of supreme court reeords Hint the federal gov ernment bai n riht lo curtain pro duction by means of 11 prohibitive tax, a eommilteo of scunlors nml rep. rcciilativo will recommend lo tho eonaresjonal cotton conference o nilit two plauu designed to limit the proline ion of cotton in this enuniry next year to .VI per cent At the 10M crop. ' One plan won,.! fax HI cent n iMiiiud nil ciittuu produced lv iiilV planter in 111 1.1 in "execs of .10 pur. cent of the tidal be p-oduce, in 1(11-1. Another plan would lev a lax of .f'JO an ncre on ihe lo ul uereirpe planted wild cotton in 101.1 in excels of the total acreage of 101 I. T ALL RESE PARIS, Sept. 17, A:Z2 a. m. Home dispatches from Vienna say n telegram to tho Havas Agfncy-.xtatcs that tho Netie .Frio 1'resHo. announces the approaching call ot all reservists en masse. AccordlnK .to tho Itclcluposr, Km-j porqr Frauds Joseph said to the Arch Duko Charles Francis when tho lat ter was leaving to tako bis placo in tho army, "Never In my life has anything cost me so much pain as tho duty of making such a grave dlclalon." AT LONDON MOVES LONDON, Sopt. 17, 2:30 p. m. Walter Hlncs Page, American am bassador, will movo tho offices of tho American embassy next week to No. t Grosovenor Square, tho building formerly used by tho Japaneso em bassy. Tho landlord increased tho rent or the old. orficea ,81.123 Vic toria street. The new otflccs aro moro commodious, In a better neigh borhood and offered at a rcasonnblo rate. Tho offices being Used nt present by (bo American embassy will bo taken over temporarily by tho Amer ican residents' relief commltteo and by tho American money transfer commission, which organizations will comblno their work and surrendo" their quarters at tho Savoy Hotel. A LONDON, Sopt 17, 5:10 p. m. Tho Central Nows has given out r dispatch from lta tor'vspondeut ai Potrograd, who says that tho re treating Austrian army in Gallclu baa lost all discipline and that tho retire ment has become a rout. According to a report from Vienna tho correspondent says, Kmperor Francis Joseph has loft tho Austrian capital for an unannounced destina tion. BATTLE OF DRINA AT COPKNIIACJIW". Hopt 17, Via Un don, Hopl. 17, 3 IB ! in. deport (hut (ho Aunlilau MlinptM to cWi thu rt Dilnu with tfO.QOH www, M Mvru Mjiwle. with Kictil U r AUS SUMMONS KTS TO FOLLOW COLORS dwlMM'd 10 I'O Ulll rUtf, flOW U(frrUlL)fhSIHil'iO H'CSSIf & ttolMimi Aufiru lluiuDrluii voum'i's M4n b ufHMUf FRENCH REPORT ASSERTS ALLIES GAIN SLIGHTLY Resistance of German? Not Ireken, Tltouijh at Certain Points They Have Given Back At Other Places They Hold Their Own Situation Generally Shows No Change. I'AHJS, Sept. 17, .1-20 p. m. The official reMrt '"noil in Paris this' afternoon .011 Ihe nrourcs of tho ;tiphuh northeast of tin capital shows lunPtlle rent buttle U 0011 liftiiiiijtr w'tfi uuilfcis'vi results. The ' rcMtariee of tro (Ioniums has not been broken, allhcuh nt certain points thfty are- dicfibed us riving' hack slightly. At oilier ointH they continue o fortify themselves. The French bnve repulsed some of (heir countrr attack. Thu text of the official eommuui cnliou is n follews: Official ConiiuunlcntloH "Urst, on our left wins Ihe resist ance of the enemy 011 the heights to the north ot tho river Aisno has cou tipucd, in spite of, th'i fact (hat the. enemy gnvi Imvk slj',blly nt certain IwinU. "Second, in Hie renter between Kerry An line, nu tho Anne mid the Argotine, tlio. situat'im , shows .no change. Ther cnemyv .contiuui's' " to fortify ib-ejf nlonx tho line previously indicated. Itet'cen Ihe Aroiino ami Ihe Mouse, the Gcrioaus nr in trenched . in the 'ciniiy of .Moiitfuu eoii. In (he Woevro ib'striet mo Iujvi eoioo.m eontiict with PCU'cnl. di'tneh inenlti of the enemy between Ktnnt and Tliiaucourt. 'Third, on ourfr?',), vittpr, in Lor raine uml the Vo-jrq,-. there has been no ehnno. ""immiii(i iij), the buttle is bcinif coii'tiuiicd alons Hie entire front be tween the river Oise mid the river Mouse. The German occupy pisi tions organized for defenso and nrm ed wilh heavy artillery. Progress Admittedly Slow ."Our progress is nf necessity slow, hut our troops nro animated by iv spirit of offensive notion nnd they nro givine evidence of vigor and en thusiasm. They havo repulsed with success tho counter attacks under taken by tlio enemy both during thn day and nt niuht. The morale of tho French soldiers is excellent. 'Tho Austrian urmics evacuating GalK'ia are in full rout. Their losses iu killed, wounded ami prisoners mo estimated at scveml huudrcd thous and men. The Gcniuiu tinny eorjH uhiyli wont to their succor are re treating." E STAMP WAR TAX WASHINGTON, Sept. 17. Pros, peeU of large revenuoH from stump tax on insurance policio mid land conveyances Iiiih led democrats of the was ami means committee lo plan to elimiiiuto tlio .stamp tux 011 cheeks from tho jvur revenue hill, Smite members linltit to aliaiiilou thu cheeks tax ultogcijier, but it,' that, iu ..., ,..... 0.1.. :, ..:tl i...k .......L...i . ii'ii aviiiuiu i .'yt "3i lu'iie'-r" " exempt all tdieolMiitnilor i,iO. o itflojt 4vill bo,., iquilo by Hie, house eoiuuiit Id) 6 subf titut 11 grin nu ted tux-nii biilOmobilus'.' bused n - oiV nianiifiieturern' value, for the 'J cent tax On gasoline, Such nu effmt Imly lie inaile, lilivvcvcr, wiiep llin mil renuhes thu senate, no bahSip To BE SENT TO PORTE WASHINGTON'. Hnitf. l7.IMt lent VVMfUJt JiaM ho IfjIwHuw M rHFM till of wmdliiK Aw4f linlliiiiliFt, 1,1 'On. I'm. i, lnUuen mM iiuL MAY LIMNATE I ' VI