STYR

river, Volhynia, Ru ia; flows of of N.E. to join Pripet (51° 58’ N., 26° 17? ovaries E.). In the World War the Germans f| gained the line of the Styr at the close o isingla . of their offensive, Sept. 1915; it was recro ed by the Ru ians opposite Kovel, Jan. 1, 1916, but they were later Balti repulsed; they extended their hold in June, 1916. See WorLD War. practiced design STY RIA, or Steiermark, prov., former them duchy and crownland, Austria (47° N., Flower 15° 20’ E.), divided into northern or two Upper Styria, and southern or Lower of Styria, the latter portion now in Jugothe Slavia; belongs to the Eastern Alps; later traversed by Mur, Drave, and Enns; as rich mineral deposits, iron, coal, copper; Century extensive forests; fertile mountain valconleys; prov. contains numerous mineral several springs; manufactures iron and _ steel; of pop. mostly German-speaking and R.C.; Eurocap. Graz; became a duchy about 1180; pictures united with Austria, 1192; pa ed to the pop. 1920, 953,684.: Gur distils when cinnamic acid is heated with a ee Resembles ethylene chem-