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Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
ATTENTION SPORTSMEN.

The marshes along the Delaware
River. in Delaware, furnish ideal hunt
ing grounds for reed birds. The Federal
migratory bird regulations absolutely
prohibit reed bird hunting in Delaware.
In regulations, prior to their final adop-
ton, Delaware was given an open season
on reed birds corresponding to our State
law. Without any notice whatever to
any official or citizens of Delaware this
open season on reed birds was cut out
by the committee in charge of the regu-
lations. and the shooting of reed birds
absolutely prohibited. Vigorous repre-
sensations have been made to the com
mittee by many Delawareans, seeking to
have the open season restored, but so
far the committee has refused to make
any change. Recently many of the
sportsmen of the State have united IN
formally requesting that the Federal
committee set a date for public hearing
in Delaware. The committee have Just
agreed to grant this hearing, and have
set Tuesday evening, April 18th, as the
date for the hearing 1t will be held in
the auditorium of the Hotel du Pont in
Wilmington at s. 90 p. m, and a cordial
invitation is extend ed to all sportsmen of
the State to be present. A formal de-
mand will be made on the committee to
grant Delaware an open season on reed
birds, and evidence will be presented to
show that in all justice the request
should be granted. SpOrtsmen inter
ested in other changes in the Federal
regulations should make special effort
to be present as the meeting will afford
an opportunity for them to get together
and present their claims in united and
intelligent manner.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
BISHOP KINSMAN At MILFORD.

Bishop Kinsman made his annual
visitation to Christ Church parish on
Sunday evening last, having ofiiciated at
Harrington in the afternoon and at
Millsboro in the morning. The Bishop
preached an able sermon on the Resurrec-
ton, and confirmed several young peO-
Die, among them two Boy Scouts, VINO.
also, are acolytes at the church. This
fact and the fact that the Bishop presl-
dent of the Delaware Association Of
Scout Masters. attracted number OF
the local Scouts of both troops to the
service. for whom seat reservation had
been made. The singing was appropri-
ate and hearty. GounOd's Send out
thy light" was given at the offertory.
Miss Pauline Abbott, C. J. Holzmueller
and R. C. Hall taking the leading parts
AS the Bishop remarked at its close. it
was a beautiful service. Bishop Kins-
man left Monday morning for Whining
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
new CENTURY CLUB.

The Board of Health of Milford met
with the Milford New Century Club on
Monday and they planned to make the
week Of MAY 4th "Clean Up Week. y
They will hold public meeting in Armory
Hall on Monday night to arouse interest.
Lester C. Lovett, Paul POltschke, Geo.
B. Hynson and others will speak. This
weeks meeting was History Day, in
charge of Mrs. A. E. Rosa. Some Mex
lean music entitled cover The Waves,
THE Swallow" and THE Mexican
Hymn" was played by Miss Mabel Smith.
Outlines of events in Mexico since Ma
dero's murder was given by Miss Eliza
beth Deputy. The program ended with
a solo, "Senora, by Miss Della Hall:
Next Monday is Nomination Day, "
Club will begin at o'clock sharp.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
CAULK CLUB SOCIAL COLUMN.

Pitcher Ed. Davis is rounding into his
old time form.
Miss Elsie Blizzard spent the week end
in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Arthur Webb, Caulk fast short-stop.
spent the weekend in Wilmington.
John Davis, Caulk's fast catcher, will
be with US June lst from Richmond
College.
Miss Eva Deputy. Recording Secretary
of the Caulk Club, spent several days
last week in Wilmington and Philadel-
phia.
Miss Anna c. Harrington is spending
a two-weeks' vacation as the guest Of
her cousin, Mrs. George L. Burning, of
Warwick, R. l.
During a wind storm last week the
grandstand on the baseball grounds was
blown down, but work was Immediately
started to build a new one.
Work has been commenced on the
summer grounds of the Caulk Club. A
privet hedge border has been planted
and everything is being done to beautify
the grounds.
Cold, rainy weather has interfered
greatly with the spring baseball practice,
but the Caulk team will open their sea-
son Saturday afternoon with Harrington
at Harrington.
Though working steadily at the labora-
tory, Harold Harrington is holding him
self in readiness to take his position as
first-sergeant in active field duty in the
INSTRUMENTATION War.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
CITIZENS Want FIREHOUSE.

At the public meeting called last Mon
dav evening for the purpose of discuss
;n5stbe need and advisabliity of the town
~ Milford erecting a firehouse and
municipal building, large n9mDeTr S ol
voters and tax payers attehoeoi fdr o
needs of such building were put De -iCl's
the meeting, and when vote was eak ~
those in favor Of the erectlon VI e1e
building were overwhelming tne s1se
standing about II to l. Inc 9ues. LII
Of a site was not discussed anu ~ WIZ
be selected later.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
has FILLED The HOLES.

irr . u Salevan is a man with a realiz-
IL, s5sn sense Of public need. and that it
tt o,,. pc done promptly to get satisfac-
~ 9ry results to the public. The sugges-
sheet Inc Sne Chronicle had not dried on the
ana s ro. before he had arranged for men
v,eracllllhery to make temporary inn
distrS;o,tt ny OF the long causeway in his
if b as winch leads into Frederick, and
tem rTs Deen done. While this is only a
trsypsI abridgement of a trouble in
citile5. yet the levy courtman and the
mae -e y generally should not cease to
LEAST Us SSe ma that an appropriation of at
ditebsSse ,Ou9 be made to fill the causewaY
cs1 l,,es ana widen the roadway over this
to Do oSe.y Its on the state road leading
artery ~ ano will always be the main
y u travel north and south.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
sign BOARDS ON PUBLIC ROADS.

There is favorable inclination for es-
tablishing sign boards pointing to the
direction of the principal towns on the
roads of both Kent and Sussex counties,
among the people in the vicinity OF Mil
ford. and the Chronicle has frequent re-
0nests to advocate this convenience Tor
HE travelling public. 1t will cost not
over TWENTY-FIVE dollars in any one DIS
frict to install a very complete system
of sign boards of steel enameled. W.
hope that the members OF the levy coI!t
from Milford will not only vote Tor t M
Improvement, but work actlVeiy lor
their immediate establishment.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
sTABBING ARRAY ON
/ North WALNUT Street

u-b;le walking on Walnut Street Sat,
nn', o;cbt last. Thec. Bell was stabbed
lra q. , w7ife Lizzie Bell, who was Jealous
by a ~ "r man Bell was with another
,,i,rs slT Naude Conoway, and when his
W 9sn aaw them She rushed up to him
WI" wa stabbed fa him in the right breast the
i ana shade biade striking between two ribs
sf. ~ to o- the office Of DR.. James P;
51a SanJ i where his injuries were attended
u ho'l1 The people were arrested and on
S =, 1y' morning Justice-of-t he-Peace
I ionas " Cannon held the Bell woman
. JAM $1,000 bail for court, allowed Bell
u liiC w. free on his own cOgnizance, and
IN y he Conoway woman under $500 as
! witness ne Failing to get the necessary
soil the women were taken to Dover
isil to await court.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION

The meeting of the Pareat-Teacher
Association to have been held on Mon
day evening in the auditorium Of the
High School was postponed till Friday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock to be held in
the school building. Mr.. Varney, the
new principal, will speak on local condi-
tons and the best way to bring the home
and school into closer relations. Mrs.
A. E. Rosa will speak on Child-Hygiene.
Good music by local talent. All are
cordially invited to attend this meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
HOWE'S MOVING PICTURES.

The well-known and celebrated Ly-
man H. Howe's moving pictures will
appear in Armory Hall on Saturday
Nav End. Howe's pictures have been
here and exhibited several times and
have always succeeded in entertaining
and instructing the public, and this time
it is understood that their exhibition ls
far ahead of the usual program which
will be one of interest throughout.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
A SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL.

The s'Box and Shadow" social held in
the new hall at Wildwood by the teacher
and patrons of School No. %, on Tues,
day evening, April 14th, was q decided
success in every way, and thanks is due
to all who contributed to this success.
The sum of S23. As was realized. which
will be used to give the annual picnic OF
the school at date to be decided upon
later. To this picnic all who helped to
make the social a success are cordially
invited.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
PUBLIC SALE

Thomas R. Wilson will sell the house
and lot at Second Street and Pearl AiIiey'
South Milford, at public sale SatuTday'
April 25th, on the premises at . Q CLOCK.
This is known locally as the TUCSON Lot
and is directly across the street rom
the Milford Post Office Duliolngs ana
grounds. See advertisement 10 tnis pa
per and posters.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
A BENEFIT.

one-half of the proceeds from tickets
sold by the Kings Daughters ior M Jne
movies tonight, will be donatee Dy p Pr,
Nutter to that worthy assoclatlon. Duy
vour tickets now and help the cause.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
ST. CECILIA GUILD.

The next meeting of St. Cecilia Guild
will be held Monday at the Rectory, 70
West Front Street, at 8 p. m. All mem
bers are urged to be present, Pinsutl $
"Spring Song and Spofforth's HAL
Smiling Morn.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
CHURCH NEWS.

r,;, ,.ner POSITIVELY WILL NOT receive
lns ~ This column after Wednesday noon Of
nscb 9ee if you cannot get them to Us before
~ Sats do not bring or send them later. II they
sa a. .s5t they will be destroyed and not used ms
1otice ia FINAL. and applies to everybody.
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
Col. Iheo. Townsend,
Editor Milford Chronicle.
Milford nal

Milford, Del.
My Dear Sir Enclosed find check
Tor amount due for my subscription to
The Chronicle, and with it the thanks
and appreciation of the whole family
Ior sending it promptly. While the
Onromcle occasionally brings heart
acne memories, we feel that we cannot
10 without it; to US, the news from
nome ODelaware) land, is worth many,
many, many times the price of the
yearly subscription. With best wishes
1or you and yours, and hoping your
olher subscribers are able to make
prompt payment, l am fraternally yours,
m HOMER M. LEWIS.
II InIrty,fve years ago the father of
w, Lewis ordered the Chronicle to be
sShs 70 his home in Delaware, and since
uiaI ume, the paper has published the
tEL.a a Of the son, and the death of
S ~ father, and followed the son to his
u ruaL IN far New Mexico, and his testi-
.nOly OF ITS appreciation expresses the
S 9ea9Inents of hundreds of others who
r J,eeAly read the Chronicle in the far off
p ia OF this and other countries. As
t w n0oon Of life unwind, such recollec-
r oOns Dy Old friends of his work is a
insure to the editor of any paper,
e ernallAs friends one and all, for your
ff aipEse as well as unexpressed good
Milford chronicle., 1914-04-24
old DELAEAREAN FAR FROM HOME.

The following letter from a farmer
Delawarean now living in New Mexico
IS one Of many we receive in which ap-
probation Of the Chronicle is expressed:
Clayton, New Mexico.
April II. 1914
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

cine 2sbre ss3OgeH. Samols DerIah'
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10. Eesember gatitm bonl6arbirt
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wioerten SaS 6aier, aber ubue jeocn
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einectroffelJ DaB i'm aaufoius Elm
gluIItano Ser Mubnmmeoaner Itattge-
irnoen bot uno oaB 10000 beIpaff-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

Ganaen esuommsn BEN Seutl9eH uuo
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bringsn bic 9eu!iheH iino Ssiterrr.
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mas Don Berlin nit Der 9emsrtuR9
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ipirb ss In ben nddften Sos.H bier
an linien MsihIslufsr. pie aud i'm
Siio.n, am Saan JIub, 5u srobsn
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aarpattn seiommen unb treibsn Die
giuiisn sesen ben Sudn Glub pOr fid
Der.
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bi. gsIas.runs DON pr3smssl uufsn.
seben. g8ie ss idrini, limb bi. DETER
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ip.iie erfoIereid sstpsisn. MAS 9rse.
mBsI tstrifft, 10 teidrdHteu fib pi,
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Der Siabt. sic babcii Dfisnbor aus
bar erjlsn HsIassrans sss asitung
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

2onbpH. Is. Deg. 2luf b,m
ipeiili9sn arisssidaupldb iinb bic
JmnsoI,n uno gritsn isBt msbr as.
grsiiip, namsntli4 in JlanSern, N
ben 2lrspnn.n. i'm Wospre Diitritt.
Die Jransoien bsbauptsn, i6sral er.
foIsreid seipeisn gu iein, aussenom.
men Bel Steinbad, i'm eliab, NAB.
renb in ben offi3islsn beutidsn De-
psfbsn srtIdrt pirb, Sab bic gerbiin.
S.ten ii6sraa suriidssidlegsn mOrSsH
isien.
SIM ganscn ssHOmmsn iheint ,s
aber, bab bic @erbiinbtter, bic isBt
an Der ip.IiIiden Sront obns 3tDeifsl
an 3abl unb ipabri@.inlid aud on
9lrtiusris itGrtsr iiHS als bic Ssut.
I&en, bic 2(bIidt babsn, mtbr assrei.
iiu por5usebsn. Mit gesug duf Die
glrsonnsn b.ibi ss in ben iranaOil'
i6en gsridtsn nur: nWir hdben
Joriidritt. gemaat unb unisre Stsl.
Iunsen be5auptei.
Di. srappsn. bic bei Stsin6ad' i'm
Dbsr GliaB cine Sdlappe erlittsn
babsn, bilSsn ben Iintsn Jliisel Der
frans0iiiden @oseItn 9trmse, bic felt
.inigsr 3.it periu6t bat, sessn Miibl'
bauisn SOraubrins.n.
glie aus ben gtridten erIidtli9 1T.
lsiiisn bic TeutIden ouf Der san5en
6ront tntrsilhsn Wiberitano uno lie
ifnb i'm Stonbe, iiberall bic alnsriffe
Der gerbiinb,tsn suriidsuf4!ascn.
Nus ibrsm @.rbaItsn ideint absr ber.
bor3us,bst SaB Il, ben 5auptungriif
BEG Gsinbss bon elmer anSeren Bid.
tuns Der eripartsn, OOsr baB Il; ieIbit
bic Sfisnfiob.ipssuns Dorbersitsn,
bsnn iie baben srOBe 5ruppsnmaiien
Bel gourtrai in geIsien tonssntrir.,
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mad JIanbern Obsr iiiDpGrts iibsr
bi. fran56iifds ejr.nss ssi6idt lper.
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. Die gsa4si4isa BON Giisa iiHs i'm
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Sas britiide Yanseri9iif
,,Smliparf"
8ar ni6t BON Sein Sess
hanD 6erIt0rt iporoen.

@ar ni6t pom Se1fl -
banO 5erItort 10 oro en-.
2onoon Is. 2e5. = Sos Oil.
5ieae GreBbureuu fiinoiste an sIbena
an, oaB Die 3eritorlng Deg $an5er'
id]ifies ,gulpurt" allen Inl6etTI
na1 nibt Die 6olse einer IeinoleligelE
Saltolung mar. Die porgenoumene
llnteriu1ung bat ergeben, oaB neoer
on gorb beS Shiffes 8errutb seiibt
,puroe, nod 8erpeiie bafiir gefnnoen
uuroen, baB Die 3erItoruug Der
,gulwarf" auf cine feinolihe Sano-
lung 5uriid5ufiibren lit. Gs MIRO
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ploIiou Sura Die sllfaIlige Gnt5iln'
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nember oerit0rt, oils ous Sht1t Dor
SbeerneB lag. llneefdbr 500 @falm
fainen babel um's 2ebeu.
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Snr Norbeit ppiens
@aren bic Deiitfdeu ger
aUnHSeH.f in iAr.e
fribereup ofitips
ner 5uriid5us
4iefteu

Berlin, Is. Des. - Sn sinem
am Dienftns pom 5auptquariier psrs
Sffentii6tsn offisislIen Bulletin ipiro
suseftaHben, bdB bic peuti9sn 5rups
pen. oie Derirdt Haiten, pom gsOrbsa
bsr Marfdau gu rrei9eu. ss3uunssn
iparen. ifh DOT eiuer ruififden llebers
madt 5uriid5usiebsn. Das Bulletin
Iauiet tpie folst;
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bau. in Oftpreubsn, iibsr Wllapa mad
Siioen Dorseriidt mar, mar ss3puns
asn, fid ipssen BET numsrif6en llebers
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Stellungsn 5uriidsu5isbsn.
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befOnbsrsr Wihiigtsit ersisnet. linz
siinftises Wetter psrbinberi sr5bere
miIitdriide Operationen.
Bon OitprtuBen 1T nihts Reues
5u bsrihteu.
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trobbem Die werbdltniiTe in polsn fir
bic beutfd.n afniirten iebr siinitis lie
gen. u. b. Reb.)
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isre pofitiOnsn iiib5iiIi9 bon Upern
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mont. .iuOli1 0on ct. wlibi.i. perfuds
ten bic DrdnsoIeH piermal Oerssblid
uuiere pOfiticnsn gu eritiirm.u unb Elm
neuer ansriff BON Der aliatuns bon
Jliren aus. ipeIder Srt notb0flia bon
ScuI Ittst. tDurbs abssf6laCen.
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no3 i'm Ganes. Mir bdben bas Dorf
Gisinbad. ipsitIit BON Gsrnbsim.
fDiecsr sinsmOmmm uno babel 900
0sfdnssne ssma4i.
Dos 9aupteuartisr fab iia tpdh-
renb bss Hasss aud Ueranlabt. aui bic
werlosenbsii Ssr fransSiildFn inb ruis
iifdtn OffisisIIsn Mitttsiluusen biusu.
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fOIssnbsn ipssifif2en JGIIe an:
.Gins ruiiii&t mltISuns faet: Siibs
Hpli9 ssn asaiaa ivist uuiess Sfisns
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Gamabiid,er 3amrpier ners
mtkt.
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Ueine Gufgelauten uno
unter rqegangen lit.

Sttana, Ontario, 10. 0e5. -
Ger Ser canariihcn &esierung geb6-
riae Salnpier ,S6nron", Der nit
elmer 9aouug &oblen pcn Sponep,
Is. 9., aus nu6 gepport, @ales, lnls
terlress mar, lit ieit einenl Wtonat
iiberfaaig, uno man glaubt, ooB er
irgenopo i'm gltIautiiGeu S5eun I'M.
tergegoHgcn lit. SSn 9te9ierungsfret-
len bdlt man es fUr luabri6einlit,
6aB Der 9anlpfer an Der gtorofiiItc
BON Ssrlar0 auf cine Wine oufgelal-
fen nno unter9egnneen lit.
Der Tantpfer nor Dor eirlen Snbr
in gnglon6 fir $650,o00 angefaltit
uno fiir Sen @inter al Die Dominion
ssron & Steel Company uerrrIetbet
purbcn. Gie 9eiasuug mar m @aHa'
ba oneeporben tporben.
SeutfHe @enerdIe gefdl.
len.
Berlin, Is. DEG. Die 3eit1nssn
tiinoigen an, baB General Dpn grte-
len, Der Rpmmanbsur etner Snfants-
ris 9ipiiipn, uno @ensraIutaior BON
Wsartin auf benz peitIi9en &riegs-
.i&aupsas ssfaIIsn isisr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16
Bic Cefterreiber
SrGnaen bic giuiiem ams @eit @ali'
Sieu suriif.
Sic baben in ben esten
Sasen $1,000 Sefangens
aemd +.

gem Ht.
Wien, bia 2onbon, Is. 0e5ember.
Gm Dieaitug purbe bier Die fuIgenos
Offi5isae 8etanntmu4ung erlaHen:
.rnfsre SffeniiOe i'm tDeitli4en
Gali5ien 6at ben 5eirlb ge5pungen,
ii9 surid5u5ie6en unb Ieine Sront
I'M iuDliden pOlen ins Wanfen ss'
bra6t. llniere Sruppen, bic obne
unterlab pom Siiben pOrriiten, babsn
am Nlontas Saslo unO gfui6rot er.
rsidt. Dd6rsnO Oiefes @Orriitens
unO in Der leBten S9Iu9t maAten
mir $1,000 ruTii9e @efangene.
Sente 1T bic ytu6rtdt etlgetroffen.
baB Der Seino auf Der gGn5en 5ront
bon Raj6rot, Nieplopice. Molbronn,
Hopo 9aoomsto unb piotrpfop au'
riidrpeidt.
oSn ben &orpatben Iinb bic nDtR:'
Mfabnabmen getroffen Doroen. I'M
bic feinDli9en Sruppsn, bic auf 2oc.
tprc5atal pprriide1t, 5uriid5uperfen.
Berlin, Is. DECEMBER. Gus
Dien piro gemeloet, oaB Die R1iheH
i'm peItIi9en 9ali3ien Don ben DETER
reiaern idarf DerfOlst perben uno
Bis nj bic Gbenen bon 4llentbal au-
riitseOrdnst pOrben iinb. Der Wiensr
8eridt fiigt bin3u:
,Sn ben &arpatAen riiden unIers
9ruppen unaufbaltiam Dor.
.geitern tpurben bier mebr als
1000 Ruiien sefangen genommeu.
Die &uTen in pOlen 5iebsn ild3
opr Der bsuti9 0fterreihii6en SF-
feniiDe 5uriit, uHb bic 2dge ibrer
Sauptaruee pirb immsr unbaItbarer.
!0sftiee &Gmpfe perbeH Dorauslltt'
lid in ndaftsr WOde on Der SaaH
ituttfinbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16
Die aan,pfe II, golen


Gefbit mad ruiiif@en Be.
ri9ten nidt beion.
bers siinitis.
ct. petersbupa Is. DEG.
Der fOlsenbs offisitlIe geridt ift DOm
srOben 9auptquartier on Der Jront
einsetroffen:
.Sn Der gsssnb RON Wllatpa Fnb
bic Rdmpfe nod i'm ganse unb un'
isre Srupp.n bebaupt.u bic bon ibnn
ssnommensn Stellunsen.
I'm linttn Weidfelufsr ion5entrirt
Der Jeinb srobs Sruppenma7sn. Sa
btr Gtgeub Don GIoip. In Der Hdbe
bes GIuffes. iinb mebrere Seutihs
9ruppenf5rpsr, bic ssrabs an Der
Jront sinsstroffen finb. bemsrtt iusr.
ben.
sStit Wontus Wlorseu finStn bef-
fIse Edmpfe 5ipHhen Soipied, Der
Wsidiel unb benz linien llfer bes
9sura GluiTes ftati, unb beibe Ssiten
kfanben iid isitbtm abtpe9islnb in
Der DffsniiDe unb Der DeieniiOe. lin.
fsre aruppsn puren dber i'm Stanbs,
sinige Jorti6ritte gu MAIDEN.
pgn ben anberen punitsn Der Ian.
gen Gront iparen bic Sample ipenigsr
heftiser glrt. Die 2iliien bes Jsinbes
5tDiiden aidenitcdau unb aratau
iinb offsnbar sefhpd4i pOrben unb
in ientr ges.nb fdiden bic Oeutfden
sruppen nit Der giIenbabn mad ben
aarpdt6enpdifen.
.Sm iDsitIiden gali,isn nshmen
bic aampfe ibren 5Ortsans.
cfns Nln~Aoe, Gln(c.6