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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-11

From San Francisco:
Lurline. Jan. II.
For San Francisco:
Korea. Jan. IL.
From Vancouver:
Indefinite.
For Vancouver:
Makura. Jan. 8.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13

WILLIAM R. BERRY, Prince M| ton graduate, has written WV from the field a vivid and interesting description of the work of the American Volunteer Motor Ambulance corps, which has been do- ,nc effective service with more than twenty cars for the wounded of the French army.
 Tho American Volunteer Motor Am bulance corps was organized at the out hreak of the war by Richard Norton. con of the late Professor Charles Eliot Norton. It Is supported almost entire ,v by American subscriptions, and nrominent society and humanitarian leaders of Washington have carried on campaigns for its support.
 If is composed principally of Ameri- cans. though some Englishmen who could not fight from physical disabili- flies also have joined it. Most of the American volunteers are college grad uateS.
 A Day at the Front.
 "The American Volunteer Motor Am bulance corps attached to the Second French army in the north of France since October has removed to a new basis less than six miles behind the lines, Mir. Berry writes. An immedi- ate result has been the establishment O, single guard cars at three points directly on the line and in front of tls guns.
 Perhaps 1 can best give you an Idea of the kind of work the guard cars do by description of my first twenty four hours at post less than half n mile or so behind the trenches.
 Two of us on two stretcher. three sitter De Launey Bellvile ambulance arrived at the appointed village lit tie after midday. We found the doe tors and stretcher bearers of two of the four regiments we were to serve installed in a one story farmhouse the covered banyard entrance to which was the shelter our car was to occupy while awaiting orders.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
Outstanding Warrants
 Reduced to $l92,3l6.55

Little Rock, Aug. 13.-The time for the payment of the annual fran chise tax expired Aug. 10, but last year delinquents were not certified out until ten days later. It has not been announced when the delinquents will be certified this year. Up to last night total of $159,656O9 had been paid into the treasury, and it is expected that at least $1O,O00 more will be paid. Last year $165,0O0 had been paid when the delinquents were certi- fled.
 The outstanding warrants against the state were reduced to $192, 2,316.55 yesterday. No warrants are being presented now, and it is surmised that all not redeemed are in the hands of the sheritfs who have not yet set tied with the state. If this be true, then the state will have paid it's debts within the next ten days or two weeks, but will not have anything to run on until taxes come again.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
WANT EXPOSITION
 OPEN NEXT YEAR
Salt Lake City Commercial Club Asks Local Chamber of Com merce to Aid in Furthering New Movement.

Asking that the Little Rock Cham Der of Commerce aid in movement In urging the people of California to keep the worlds exposition open next year, the Salt Lake City Commercial Club has sent telegram to the local organization. The telegram which was received this morning, follows:
 Owing to the European war and generally unsettled financial condi- tons, many people have been unable to attend the California exposition. Therefore, Salt Lake City asks all cities to cooperate in urging the peo- pie of California and officials of both eXposltions, to keep them open next year. Will you please start the move ment in your State by giving the mat ter to your State press and by taking action in your organization for the purpose of crystalizing public senti- ment to this end?"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
Wounded Men Waiting.

Here we found our men. wounded but fifteen minutes before, ready for us. One had rifle bullet through his head; the other was riddled with shrap- nel. Both were in pretty bad shape, the shrapnel case especially, but as we lifted the first on to the stretcher his eyes opened. and he smiled at us. while from the distorted bundle of light blue uniform and red bandage which was the second q weak and bloody hand crept out and closed over mine as we lifted him, and from mouth which l could not see came the whisper, Les AmeriCaineS.
 At o'clock we had our second trip, which brought us back in time for din her at the doctors mess. At 7:30 the house trembled, and our glasses rang again as the first of a series of heavy shells fell in the village A bugle rang out in the shadowy main square-three sharp notes, 'gardez vous'-and We knew that in every building in the viii lage blue clad figures were scurrying into the black cellarS-thouSand Of
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
NATIONAL FORESTS PAY
 NEARLY $2,5OOO,OOO
Feet Cut From Ozark National Forest Last Month Under Direction of Supervisor Value of S1,907.32.

Little Rock, Aug. 13.-During the month of July there was cut in the Ozark National Forest a total of 48O,- 900 feet B. M under the direction of the Supervisor, having a value of S1,907.32. During the same period there was total of 2,728,0OO feet sold having a value of $13,329. Of this amount $5,329.10 reverts to the coun- ties from which the timber was cut, to be used in road and school improve ment.
 During the last fiscal year the Ma tional Forests paid into the State Treasury nearly $2,5O0,OOO, an in crease of more than $4O,0O0 over the receipts of the preceding year. The timber sales amounting to $1,164,0O0 yielded on account of the depressed condition of the lumber industry, about $79,000 less than the previous fiscal year. The grazing receipts, amounting to $1,l25,000, increased $127,OOO over the preceding year, and the water power receipts, $90,000 show an increase of $90,000.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
ANNOUNCEMENT AT-
 TRACTS ATTENTION
Commissioner Page Receives Many Letters From All Over Arkansas in Regard to Secur- ing Capitalists Finance Mines

Little Rock, Aug 13.-The an- nouncement made several weeks ago, by Agricultural Commissioner John H. Page, that he had found a Northern capitalist willing to finance the pro- motion of coal and zine mines in Ark ansas attracted great attention. The syndicate has advised Mir. Page that 1t will send representative here with in the next week to look over the prospects.
 A large number of citizens have ad- vised MT. Page that they would like to see him, and arrangements will probably be made for a conference with the fiscal agent on some def- nite day. The following have advised that they are interested in the propo- sition:
 w. J. Ocain, John Austin, Hot Springs; Arkansas Soapstone Manu- featuring Company, L. J. Newald, F L. White, A. V. Alexander, T. M Wall, Gen. George Green, Little Rock; John K. Howell, Con. P. Wilson Fort Smith; George o. Patterson, J. E. Nichols, Gainesville; Percy Finch, Eaton; P. B. Thomas, Philadelphia. Rev. J. H. Wilkerson, Batesville; C. M. Fenton, Zine; H. T. Buie, Buffalo: H. Sauer, Fayetteville; Burton Bunch. Harrison; Frank Bates, Waldron; R. G. Vinson & Co.,, ElDorado; W. o. Bonds, Russellville; A, L. Hall, Scot land; Harry Churchill Pangburn; o. s. Moore, Calamine; Jame P. Hove, Hope; L. w. Rogers, Hope; A. I. Ina buet, Gertrude Mining Co. Rush; Max Kaufamn, Dardanelle; Haroer Coal and Coke Company, Bates.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
WORK NIGHT
 ID RELIEVE PAIN /"
Physicians and Nurses Take Their Cars to the Very Thick of Desperate
 Fighting.

country lane kept us back, but Il sud den turn to the left showed white ribbon of empty road that wound up over high ridge before us. Innocent it looked and inviting.
 We opened the throttle wide and rushed to the summit to find our selves in full view of the German guns and trenches, while in the surface of the road we jolted over old shell marks gaped at us like manholes. Down the far side of the ridge We dropped at full speed, holding our breath. But no shells fell. and no bullets, and we in- wardly congratulated ourselves as we drew up near the dug out shelters hid den in hollow behind the French second line, where we found an orderly waiting for us beside q final sentry.
 Here the car was turned around and the stretchers shouldered, for we had reached point beyond which the am bulance might not go, since the road. which led straight on to the German lines. was heavily barricaded at inter- vals of fifteen meters.
 "The Premier Poste de Secours was some way down the road, and we hur- ried toward 1t with the orderly. When we reached 1t this first aid dressing station proved to be a dugout chamber five feet below ground, reached by an inclined plane much as one enters to the tomb chamber of the great pyramid of Cheops.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
Called to Che Trenches.

At 2;30 F. h. there came telephone order from the Premier Post de Se- cours' at the trenches for the 'voiture Americaine to report there immediate F' Slowly We crawled through streets uttered with the debris of shell shat
 ]efed houses and walls, and by sentries who demanded the password at the oayohet $ point. Further on cluster " sul'Py and ammunition trains in Il
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
HON AMERICANS
 AND DAY
Activities of Volunteer Motor Ambulance Corps Vividly Described by a
 Member.

" WILLIAM R. BERRY, a Prince M/ ton graduate, has written
 WV from the field vivid and
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
George K. Browns
 Condition is Improving

George R. Brown, Secretary of the Board of Trade, Little Rock, has been ill at St. Vincent's Infrmary for the past week or ten days, but is getting along we'll It is believed that he will soon be able to return to his home
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
Writes Friends That
 lie is not Candidate

Joe L. Sullivan, of Heber Springs, has twice written friends in Little Rock that he will not make the race for Secretary of State. Clyde Rob- inson of Mississippi, who has been considered a probable candidate, has not announced his intentions.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-13
Dry Goods Company
 SurrenderS Charter

Little Rock, Aug. 13.-The McEwen Dry Goods Company of Pine Bluff has surrendered its charter and will go out of business. T. B. McEwen was president.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-25
Gitg Der ,,Srofemen".

- 8ouuerueur goetbot8 bon Der
banana 8anoI3one fiithtet, oab
bic FIR Suit qeplonte DurddQhrt eis
nes @eIc6pd0ers unierer VI gss
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pir6 itattfinben tDnnen, neil gls
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gang baben
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eigenen 2e6en Elm gnoe.
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g. 9. Stou6nro" lit 9eute ans Rots
teroam nit etuer aus 1000 Sons
nen 6ali beItchnben 3aoun9 in
Wilmington, \. G., einqetroffen.
DisTes lit bic crite 2orun1 oeuti6en
Sails, Die felt Ptusbruh oes Sriez
ges in 2lmerita sin9etrOfien 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-25
SOlt getdni9t,
Albions Wiinilter lu>
1en ImsreOem.
Gus Den SarpatGen.

2onoon, p. Qlpril. IS mare
unniib, bic Gnttduidung 5u pers
bsimlidsn, bic Die geitrige SiBung
i'm 6auie Der Gemsinoen in gang
GngIanO berporgerufen bat. Man
bate nugemein ermorlet, boB nie
Mtniiter eine gtn5ab! pon 6ra9sn,
bic bus englii6e 9ptt gerne err
Hart baben mO6te, bsantipOrten
ipiirben. obsr ni9ts BON benz ersigs
nete iid), uno bic Miniiter bIieben
bti ibrem gelppbnteu niatsIagsnoen
gbraIenIdpua. N}an bate in ben
IeBten @oden in GngIono bieIfod
bem @unI6e glusorud perlieben,
bob bic 8egierung bic augemeine
9isnitpfIi6t einfii6ren iplIe. ba ss
nit Ser Hstrutierung einen groBen
Saten gu baben f9ien. Ntan botte
sripartet, bnB bieIe gtngelegenbsit
aud in Der geitrigen Sibung gun
Sprahe tommen iperbe, ober dui
eine biesbe3iigIiae 5nterpellotion
antipprtete Der S6abomtSfansIer
QIppO 9eor9e nur, baB tsin Grunb
gu Der g(unobme porIiege, baB man
ben arieg erfoIareider fiibren Ton.
ne, tpenn man bic olIgemeine Webrs
pfIidt einfiibrs.
Gud bic 9rintTrage, iiber bic man
in BEN IeBten @pdeu 10 oieI gereOet
batte, ipurbe gar ntht beriibrt. Der
Premierminiiter 2tsquitb belt in
Rep Goitle cine Aabe an bic 2trbei=
ter Der NorboittiiIte, in Der er 8ur
8eidIeunisung Der MunitionSlieFes
rungen fir bic engIiI6e 2trmee auF-
forOerte. Seine N2ube uno 9(ns
itren9ung borf geT4eut iperOeu, "
fagte Der Wtiniiter, .um BEN 8es
eorf an Munitton b0lIig 81 beden,
lingebeure Mengen bon Mlunition
tpsrnep gebreudt, ii. bic aegisruna
gebt nit 6em @eoonfen Inn, bic bette
herben Jabriten gu bergr0Bern unt
neuel on3ulegen." Die g(rbeiter,
fagte 2lsquitb, Der bic 8etrGnteFroz
ge obit6tli4 bermieo, yieien ni9t
fir bic @er86gerung in Der 2iefe,
rung bon @affen uno W}unition
per@ttportli9, fonbern Der Inn
ftouO, bnB 10 biele eeIernte 2(re
better in bic 2(rmee eingetreten Ieiz
en-"
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benz en8IiIdsu 8oIte bereitet, ais bic
M}iniiter fih i'm 6oufe Der Qorbs
sIottpeg ipei9erten, ouf cine biess
be3iigIi9e 6roge bon Qorb Gur8on.
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Gage in meTopotamien 3u geben.
9prt fpIen bic 8riten betonntli6
Dor einigen Sogen einen QrpBen Sieg
errungen haben, ober in GngIanb err
fu6r man nur, baB bieTer .Sieg"
bic Gn9ldnbsr 700 Monn getOifet,
unb bon Grfotgen unb 8erluften bes
6einbss b0rte man ni8ts. Die
MeIbung fdeint 3peifet erre9t gu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-25

Berlin, 81. 2(pril, brobtlog naB
SopDile, q. 9, Ra9 elmer aus
&tben in Berlin eingetroffenen De-
pei4e boben bic britiI6en Streits
trGfte auf Der Sniel Qemnps, bic
neitlt9 BON bem gingang su Der
StroBe Der Dorbaneuen Iiegt, cine
feRr re9e 9Gtigteit entipideIt. Sag.
LID treffen Sruppentronspprte aus
Ileranbrien in 2emnps elm; bic
3enIur lit itrenger, uub oGe 9tn8eis
den beuten barouF bin, baB eine
iptrtIane 4ttion gegeu bic Dorbaz
nelen in 8dlbe gu eriparten 1T.
Berlin, 21. 9lpril. Die gcrliitcr
3cltnngen 6ringcn bcnte ais mid.
tigite steni9feit Die 0clonng, 6ak
Die Gniicn Sarnom, oas iic Ieit il.
rem lebten &DrItOR auf Grnfan uur
fitnf WIonaten beictt Gicltcn, &c.
raumt Ba6en. Die Seiterreidlcr ia.
ben, luie Die @eridte ertlGrcn, lire
artlIlcrie 10 nabe an bic StaSt her.
angebraft, bah cs ben Hniieu nidlt
mD9lidl iuar, iidJ 6Ort sn balten.
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tigitc StaSt in @eitgOIisien, unS Die
JiGnmmns SerieIben Our6 bic 9lni.
len gilt aasemein aIS eiu uciterer
Selucis fir oas lansinme a6cr I'M.
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3eutidlen, Seiterreidlern nn6 lin.
gnrn beitcbennen Nrmce BON Sratnu
ans na6 Giten. 8efanntlid 6efin.
ben bic Ceiterreidjer iidl idun lett
einigen Sngen i'm giala.Snle, iiO.
oiflif bun Sarnuiu, nnS bic GiIen.
balm bon SarnUw mad 8rs6um,
cine luiftige @erbinbnngsliuie fir
bic rniIiidje 9ufla-Armce, befinSet
I'D ieit UOrgcitern in Den ,66nSen
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glniien I'm 9uflner Siitrift uirS
aIs nnbnltbar be5sidlnet Hno Gin
bnloiaer Slafsns mirS nit Slider.
brif srWartst, Sa Die Sentifen Der.
bnnoctcH idlOn iett tcilmeiie nmF Der
6lnnfc Der rnIiiiden 9ufla SIrmee
itgbeH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-25
Nnr SetmclOungem.
StaIieuiidIe 3eitnus ,Wleiia'
serO" inter NlbiunS GiuiiuB.
Shrsibt ipie ibr beiObltu.

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R09 elmer IN Der Nptigen slnSgube
oe5 rYieiiagsro" eutbdIteneu l}els
oung bat Der neue ruifihs 9otihaf
ter fir Stolieu, 9'iAoel os Gisrs, lei.
ne 2lntunft in gpm per3pgert, neil er
bor Ieiner 2breiIt aus qltrrgrab
NIT ieiner Rsgierung elm ooOfdroi.
9es lIebereiutommcn 3lpiIben Rub-
Lamb uuo StuIieu drrungiereu mous
te. oo5 Ii4 niht auein ouf Stalls
ems @eteiIigun9 am 8riegc, ionoern
aud auT Iene S!elung naa err
foIgtsm 5riebsIhnB be3ieben Ioue.
Der nMeTogsro" fiigt binsu, ooB
5ipiIten Stalien unO Rumduien ein
poltommenes GinoeriGnOniS bette
fe uno poB besbal6 StoIjsne 9ttu.
traIitGt boIb gu Gnbe iein fpsrce.
ipetugIeia ni:manb imftonbe iei, oen
Sag gu beitimmen. mann Stolien
6einoIeIiQteiteu er6Ifnen niro.
aMnn mare btin0, fiigt Der ,MsIs
Io9ero" p0rtIi9 bin5u. rpenu man
nod INNER auf Elm giipitige8 gfes
Iultdt Der agDiener llnterhono[llns
gen" boffen piirbs. 9ieItS 1T biss
ber Elm @orttomPf gepeien. Gr
purOe BON bem 6HrIten bon Billion
Dor9eidlngen unb BON OeIterreid
unO StoIien ongenommen, neil belize
2dnoer e5 fir ongemsFen bisIten,
ben 9ug Der 2(6rednung 5u perT6ies
ben"
(0er uMeFd9ero" bat ibon oft
bieIen 3on angeIdlagen uno bic
8eteiIi9ung StnIiens am 9riege ouf
ieiten Der 2tIiierten in Ii6ere Nus.
ii6t geite1t. 9a ii1 bteTe itaIies
nii4e 3eitung. bic onTdtineno fcbr
tart unter britiIdem GinfluB Ttebt,
bis6er INNER in i6ren 9ropbeseiuu-
gen ggeirrt" bat, 70 tit ouh Die
beutige NelOun8 ni6t au eruIt 3u
nebmen. glnm. ,. 8eb.)
SbnIfinSey itrcifen.
gonters. q. g., 21. Qtprir. 6itr
itreitten 9eitern eintuufen0 S6ul=
timber, neil ibr Brin5ipal i'm 6erbit
oieTes Sahres niht uieoer onQeitclIt
pcr0en ioa. Die .Streiter" murOen
geftern por ben Rt4ter sitiert unb
bort muBten iie perIpreten, 8ur
SduIe 5uriid3utebreu. 2lht BON ibs
nen tamen beute ibrem @erTprthcn
nidt nnb uno pur6en ouF gsfe6t 0es
Ri6ters prompt eingeIperrt.
3ei6cn Der TrOIperitdt.
G6icago, q. Qlpru. Die G6icaQo
e 9ortblpeitern Giienba6nqeieli6aft
bat 2,100 neue Wnggons beitelit, bic
bis ipGteItens i'm Dlonat 2trquIt OBJ
5uliefern iinD. Gle tperoen einen
Wert bon ungefdbr 100000 re-
prdientieren. Inter ben neu beIteas
ten DaggonS befinoen Iih fiini3ig
aus foIibem Gtd6t Aer9eitelte paHas
gier QBQqQous.
- Sn Der fran36iiIhen CrtT4nFt
RiOeioltss bat man 0otumente qes
funben, aug bensn betoor gebt, bob
eiaer Der 8orfabren bes Sbergenes
raItiiimus Der frnn30iifhen Qrmee.
Soffr6, i'm Sabre 1879 bort Elm &iis
fer mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-25
3ei6cn Der 9SrOIperitit.

Sn Der fran30fiI6en 0rtT4aFt
RibeioltsS bat man 8otumente 9es
funben, aug benan 6etpor ge6t, ooB
eiRer Der @orfabren bes Oberaenes
raliIimuS Der Fron30iifben Qtrmee,
Soffre, i'm Sabre 1879 bort Elm &Gs
fer mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-25
NeatNs Nropbt3ctumg.
StaatsIcfretdr grnan bGlt iie bcinabe
fir Gin Terbredlen.

Nafbington, 81, 2tpriI. Heors2tbs
miral gsorD, ser ange6lihe Gntoeter
bes g2orbpoIs, belt unIGngit cine
Eebe i;ber epentuele Gsbietserpeites
rung Der 8ereinigten Staaten. Gr
fogt in bieIer g2eoe, baB 0ieies 2onb,
olfo Die 8ereini9ten Stooten. inner
baI6 bunbert So6reH oen 9on8en
nmeritaniIden Sentiment beiiBen
per0en. 2(Gs BEN StdatsietretGr
8rpon bieIe 8emertung peorDs nit
geteiIt tpuroe. ioats er, odB es beis
ndbe Elm 8erbrsben Iei, ettpos oerurs
tiaes 6ffentLia au iaaen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-25

boben. uuO bic 8ciaeruug Der gti-
niiter, cine bissbs5igIiths iSrogs 81
beuntportsn, piro Iebr peni9 boiu
gssisnet iein, Die 3ipsifel gu beiei.
tigeu.
Cir gOparo @rsp, Der geItern
na6 lGugerer 9lnrrsIsnbeit siHmol
lpieber inn 5nuIe Der 9emeinen aufs
tauhte, nurne mieberum jber bic
Gage in Gbina interpsIliert. Gr mid
Der 6r1ge 3iemlih geI6jdt aus. in.
bem er ontlpprtete, Sdpan unb Gng,
lamb arbeiteten in China SuIam-
men, unD fir Die npifene9iire" Isi,
ippsit Gnglanb in 9etra6t fomme,
geiprgt norosu.
0ien, 21. l(pril. Die IeBtcn
MeOun0en bes Diterrei9iI9sn Sc,
neraIitabe5 iiber Die Sample in oen
&arpot6en babsu feline groBen 9eu,
igteiten aebrabt uno bel9r6uteu ii6
5umeiIt auF bic M}ittsi!ling, onb auf
rer 9on3en Sront bauptId6li6 Or.
tiferietdmpIe itattfinben. Geito be.
reOiamer iinb bie gauHen. unb bo
Tie es nit Der 9onntarie unb ben
0rtsnamen niht 70 Tebr gerdll neb,
men, 10 berrnten iie ipieber einmol,
boB Iie iib in ben lebten 9ogen i'm
Strgi= SnIe ipieoer 3uriidge3ogeu bns
ben. bnb, nit onbereu Qaprten, bic
umQe9ungsberIu9e Der beuti6s0iters
reibii9 ungariiden 2trmee i'm
Strbi= Sale IongIom erfoIgreid iino,
Die 8dmpfe Bel WoIpipee uno um
bic 60ben BON @p83totp, bireft so
2iIometer IiibIib bou Strpi, boben
ldngIt aufgeb0rt, unb bic Iebien
SGmpFe fonben bereits auf ben Sfs
abbdnqen Der 60ben BON Rosanfo, 18
8ilometer norb0itIi6 bon @ps3trm,
itatt. gtu8 meIbeu bic guFen in
ibrem eeItrioen 8eri6te aGmpfe BEL
Srabp3il, bn8 nur ipenig fibG6
BON 9urta am Strbi Iiegt. 9ieie
0eutT4e unb OIterrei9i16 un9oris
I6e Nrmee brou6t nur nod einios
5ebn Gtlometer in norbDItlit6er o0er
birett nDrOIiAer 9ti6tung bor3ubrins
gen, um bic SteIlung Der RuTen
lpeitIi6 bonn lls3ot qab gdnsIif
unbaItbor gu maiden. Sn @ien er.
tpartet man Qber in unterrihteten
Greifen niht, ooB groBe Gntfpids
lun5,n in ben nddften 3mei 8o6en
3u erparten iino, ba fir qetp06nlt6
erit bic W}itte beg Morates Moi
trodene 8eqe in BEN aorpot6en
bringt. W}on f6dBt bic etGrte
Der Qrmee, bic 3piT6en Ro3onto
unb bem 2uptop Bob oegen bic
8uiien fGmpft, ouf 100000 Mann.
fporunter ficb mebrere beutTde 2(rmee.
forps beFinben.
NeatDs Nropbe3ctitng.
Staatsicfretdr SrBnn bGlt iie bcinabe
fir Gin Gerbreflcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-25
&nblanOs Yldne
Seginn Der 6einOleligs
feiten an SarOamellem.

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