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Evening star., 1915-04-09
AIDS CLEAN UP-PAINT UP.
Government in Campaign to Make
Capital q "Spotless Town This S

The federal government is joining
actively in the clean up-paint up
campaign this spring. many of the gov
ernment buildings having already been
overhauled, while number of others
are to be cleaned up and painted up
during the campaign which opens April
19 and ends May /.
Among the clean up-paint up jobs
for Uncle Sam this spring are the
state, War and Navy building, recent
ly cleaned and painted: the White
House, work on which is under way;
the House Office building. which is to
be given thorough spring house
cleaning and redecorating during the
two-week campaign; the officers club
and a number of officers quarters at
Washington barracks, contract for
which has just been awarded; the coast
and reodetic survey building; bureau
Of fisheries building, old bureau Of
engraving and printing building: main
building of the Interior Department;
patent Office and land office, and a
number of other buildings occupied by
various bureaus and divisions Of the
several departments
Evening star., 1915-04-09
Boy Scouts Help Clean Up.

Several troops of Boy Scouts are
actively engaged in cleaning up and
painting up in various parts of the
city and suburbs. Boys of the Tenley-
town troop have been at work for the
last week, giving that suburb d spring
cleaning. The Chevy Chase Boy Scouts
are also busy on clean up and paint up
work, as are the troop at Kenilworth
individuals of the organization living
lin Cleveland Park. the Anacostia bows
and several other troops
Campfire Girls and girls of the
graded schools III several sections are
also busy with clean UP and paint un
activities, the work of thcs. Juvenile
aids in the 1915 campaign being Il note
worthy feature of the annual District
"housecleaninS.'
Evening star., 1915-04-09

"All the fools are not dead yet" said
the sarcastic man.
What's the matter with youo" asked
the simple one. Aren't YOU feeling
o"-Joplir Star
Evening star., 1915-04-09
Reports on Progress.

y. II. McGhan, chairman Of the ex-
ecutive committee of the organization
CO. operating with the clean city COM
mittee in the 1915 clean up-paint up
campaign. reported on the progress of
the campaign. Conditions this spring,
he said, with many employers So
rushed with work that they are obliged
to decline further orders for the pres
ent, was the direct result of the ag-
gressive campaign waged by the two
organizations cooperating in the gen
eral clean up this spring.
Music was furnished by an impromp-
tn quartet composed Of George Z. Rus
sell, II. W. TAYLOR. L. Barr and w. NJ.
Cleland.
Evening star., 1915-04-09

If xnti want worl.. read the want col
uuluS pf The star.
Evening star., 1915-04-09
George H. Shull Goes to Princeton.

PRINCETON, y. J., April 9.--GeorGc
H. Shull, botanical Investigator of the
Carnegie Institution OF Washington.
has been elected professor of botany Of
Princeton University
Evening star., 1915-04-09
CITY CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
BOOMS THE PAINT TRADE
Avalanche of Orders for Brush
Work, Say the Master House
Painters and Decorators.

Members of the Master House Paint
ers and Decorators Association, at an
informal smoker in the organization S
rooms in the Corcoran building Tues
day evening, reported that conditions
in the paint trade have not been at
hourishing, locally, for many years as
they are at this time. Many of the
members said that owing to the
Iavalanche of orders for painting and
decorating already received as re
suit of the spring clean up--paint uE
ca mpaign, they have been compelled to
refuse many contracts, and will have
to refuse more or less work for a
month to come.
Evening star., 1915-04-09


1t is, moreover, the most economical
method of sustaining the appearance and
general upkeep of any community.
Better Than Rubber Coating.
"a dwelling coated with sheets of India
rubber would not. in my opinion, be as
well protected from decay as a structure
coated with a good linseed oil paint This
is due to the fact that a sheet of rubber
is not as durable or as waterproof as a
thin, dried film of properly prepared paint.
The latter material, when applied. dries
to continuous elastic film containing
finely divided particles of metallic. wear
resisting pigments. A square foot of such
a film upon wooden surface costs less
than a penny, yet it will beautify and
protect dollars worth of surface for
many years This is a low rate of preser-
walton insurance.
The decoration of the interior of the
home is really quite as essential as the
painting of the exterior. and is. more
over. a means of making rooms sani-
tary. In some recent tests glass plates
containing agar Jelly cross strcal<ed
with a germ culture tColon typhoid
group were placed iii two rooms. one
of which had been freshly painted
Evening star., 1915-04-09
DIES AT AGE OF Il TEARS.
DR.. James Belt Chesley of Forest
Glen Passes Away.

Dr. James Belt Chesley or Forest
Glen, Md. died at his home "Wednesday,
death being due to a complication of
diseases Funeral services were held
at Grace Episcopal Church. Woodside.
Md, today, the rector, Rev. Dr. Nc
Grew, officiating. Pallbearers We're
members of the vestry OF Grace
Church. and interment was in the Gem
etery adjoining the church.
DIR. Chesley, who was 4 retired ply
stefan. was seyentv-one Years old, and
Was a native of Maryland us were his
parents He was related to the Belt
family, one of the prominent old fam
lilies of the state. lie is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Mary T.. CheSlcN.
Evening star., 1915-04-09
Hospital Paints Up.

Among the clean up-paint up activ-
tiles of the District government this
spring is the annex of Casualty Hos
pital, which has just been cleaned up
and painted up inside and out. Much
work of the same kind has been COM
pjeted on the main hospital building.
though the largest part Of the work
was on the annex building. which is
used as quarters for the nurses.
Evening star., 1915-04-09
SHOWS VALUE Of PAINT
IN COMING CAMPAIGN
H. A. Gardner of Institute of In
dustrial Research Dwells on Its
Qualities of Preservation.

f. A. Gardner, assistant director of the
Institute of Industrial Research, color
technologist of wide reputation. when
asked regarding the value of the clean UP
and paint UP campaign to the community,
said.
II am in hearty accord with this work
The use of paint stands not only for
cleanliness and decoration but for preser-
walton as we'll. The preservation of struc-
turaI materials which may be obtained
through the application of paint. constl-
tutes a most vital means of furthering
Evening star., 1915-04-09

\ light compact strand
luster. with 72ieeh hauale for
Gusting hric i,rar aad rcresses,
here tho Ms" uf either du~tcr~
would hc imitarticahie strands
are chemically treated. and san
he renewed from time 10 tIu"
tss washing with soap aJl
water, ...- .r... "
Price Zoe
Evening star., 1915-04-09
TEST Of COMBINATIONS
IN PIGMENTS AND OILS
Government Makes Experiments to
Obtain the Best Results in
Preparing Paints.

In the effort to find out just what
combinations of pigments and oils give
the best results in actual service when
mixed and used as paints in exposed
locations, the government has recently
been conducting series of expert
ments at the Arlington experiment
farm. at Arlington. Va. The tests were
begun two years ago. and results are
being checked this spring, this work
being under the supervision jointly of
the government and the Institute OF
Industrial Research of which DR.. Henry
A. Gardner Is assistant director, in
charge of experiment work.
Different Compositions Used.
More than 100 kinds of white paints
of different compositions have been
used in these tests. the paints being
used on wood serfaces in the effort to
approximate closely as possible ac-
tual farm conditions as regards ex-
located on farmin~ lands in close proX-
unity to the Potomac river and to
railroad. the exposure, therefore. beng
typical of conditions to which paint Is
subjected in most agricultural dis
tricts. y committee composed OF lead
ing paint experts of the United states
has supervision of the tests and the
frequent inspections
Among other interesting points de-
veloped by the experiments was the
fact that all paints which did not con-
tain zinc oxide darkened rapidly under
the typical weather and climatic con-
ditions.
In some cases these paints became
discolored to such an extent as to pre-
sent a dark gray appearance. Micro
scopic examination showed that some
of the diScoloration was due to the
adhering to the freshly painted surface
of minute particles of dried vegetable
matter, tiny insects and plant pollen.
In the belief of the experts this showed
that the surface of the paint had re-
manned soft and "tacky" for a length
of time sufficient to permit the entire
surface to be covered by matter blown
against it by the wind.
Proportion of Zinc Oxide.
More than fifty of the paints used,
it is stated, contained % per cent or
more of zine oxide. and all of the test
fences and other wooden surfaces upon
which these paints were applied, the
committee has reported, have re-
manned clean and white. The commit
| tees opinion. as expressed in reports,
| was that the paints containing zinc
+, oxide dried rapidly, thus preventing
| the accretion on the painted surface of
extraneous matter.
The committee summed up the result
of the tests and observations by say
ing that the tests cited forcibly illus
trate the advisability of using zinc
containing paints in the rural districts.
In industrial communities. where the
atmosphere is polluted with dust and
smoke. such paints are an absolute
necessity Such paints offered the max
iinum wear and presented the best ap-
pearaace.''
Evening star., 1915-04-09
Vapors Fatal to Bacilli.

THE jelly plate in the unpainted
room showed a marked growth of ba :
cilli over night. The jelly plate in the
room which had been freshly painted
showed no growth Of bacilii. Subse :
quent tests proved that the vapors from
the drying paint contained formalde- :
hyde an antiseptic substance which is
fatal to bacill
As a result of these and other tests
am convinced that one of the most
efficient means of destroying bacteria
in old houses is by painting the rooms
During the painting the rooms should
be well ventilated, but immediate y
afterWard they may be closed for !;
short time, in order to allow the fumes
from the paint thorough opportunity
for asserting their antiseptic effect
upon every portioniof the walls, inte-
rior and contents of the room.
"Fumigation or washing the old paint
with liquid antiseptics is probably not
much more efficient. from a sanitary
consideration. and assuredlv less pro-
ductive of pleasing results from a dec
orative standpoint than the application
Of a fresh coat of paint to the walls
and trim of a room.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-06
@felt ib1t AT.
Sic ipei6elleferiide Yolitif
uniere5 9anoeS.
9r. 6. s. @eran,er reoet.

@an Srancisco, 2. Mng. 'sSn ei,
ner geitern bier abgebaltenen Ser
fomnnlung, oie gepiliermaBen ais
8orDerian1mlung fit Sic be1te er-
foIgte Gr0ffnung Der ssSabresfonpen-
tion bes beutf6-anerifoni Ma-
tionalbun6es angeieben neroen
frnrte, iagte Or. 6. S. &eramer,
Ser Brdfioent 6es NationaIbunbes,
inter anberem folgenoes:
SD m1b gefteben BOB id felt
einiger 3eit al1f mein 2aro ridt
eeraoe itol5 ietn fnnn: Cine Nation.
Die am Sonntag fir 6rieoen betet
uno pdbreno oes iibrige11 GeiIs Der
ISOLDE gnglano mil 8affen uno
Mlnition periorgt, 1T gun. nuer-
ntinoeiten ben6lertid. Sd r1uB ge-
iteben, oab mid als geborenen
&merifaner oieie ipeiheIle Ileferilde
goIitif ,lnieres 2anoes anefelt. 2
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-06
Dfteniiue ei,t9eitent.
Yritiiae 9aroanel Zen. &a
ne faut lan9iam ab.
poipitdler leere11 fd.

Ronitantinopel. iiber 2pnbpn, 2.
Muguf. Das tiirti{de Rrtegsaun r<
lieB beute folgenbe grtldrung:
rsSn ben leBten beiben Wp9en fez
ben an Der DarbanellenzJ zJrpnt ieizE
bebeutsnben nrilitdrifden grfigaiie
ftattgefunben. Die britif9e @sfd1x
Bung Der tiirtifaen stelluneea t
bebeuterb nadgelafen, Dies be5ik
,iid folDoN auf Die JrDRi bei Nii
.89urnu, ipie, ouf Die bei gebhnI, snbr.
.Die tiirfifde Nrtilleris blsibt i
ftbfS ttiditig. s5nfante erieanariife bo
nid ftattsefunber.
.Rie militdrifd Zen 1Dfpi 6u u E q
sunb al onberen Drter1 bts pr da,
gen aagen nod sefiilltt inas
IL ib,eiil uleiften s fallen don
Inter bieftn befinbtt Fl sod ON
ritanifde 9oipitnI.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-06
Anglf it grob.
@iie1t 1tilbt 1uer 5ll
11d(bit perbalte',nl. lpiras
8riteu in, 3meifel.,

2onoon, 2. Slug. Sic 8abl be1
2eute IN England, oie nit oer
@riegslage our6uuS n115utrte0ea
l1nD unD Sic gnglan0S orobenne
@efabr erfernen mebrt iiG bon
Sag gu Sag. 2lopo George, on
englilbe Munitionsminifter, gab
0en Son an fir 0ie neue Snltnne
Ser 0ffentlihen Meinnng i GroB-
britanniett, inbem ct IN eiaer Neoe
rffe11tli6 erfldrte. bob oie 2nH
Gnglanos nibt nur -beDrobli6, 1one
oern oireft gefabrlib lei. San9&
6. sSSarbin, Ser Serausgeber -Des
uaonbon Shlerper" oriidt IN pineM
gsltern in ieiner 8eitung peroffent-
lldten Mrtifel bieielbe 9niibt aus
nno erflart, baB MIR Die Bis ietf
.!1o9 ni9t entmideIte mtlitariidF
g;tarfe Gnglabos oas 2ano nod
letten tonne, oaB man .al|o .lalk
Soffnnng auf Silfe bon &ublnna
uno Jra1lfreid aufgegebeu babe.
rWir i9retben 6ies in ~eirfG
Gtunoe GROCER @efabr nno -,5of8
:7,nng," beginnt ssSarpin ieinen -an-
tifel. .Seoermann fam ieben, DaBb
sic iebige 3eit Elm 8enoepunft %
Der @ei6t9te 1T. Die @erbanhfa
ten uiirben bas gan5e Prpblen
ii6erlidJ 81 ibren @nnitcn l9iea,
.uenn iie 11nr 3eit batten. Ahn
Dentldlanb, bas im State ser Ser
tralmadte. sic iyiibrerrolle iihcs
upmnnen fat, fat feine 3eit. 3tA
tpirb Geut16lan0 oann tun2 Da
lift sic aneS HberragenDe Jra@
#gs gibt bier Mnttporteu oarall
zgie erite lit Die, oaB 9eutid dlano fliaas
III Sen Noroen MuBlanDs ltiirgm
4l1o 8etrograo, tpenn nid)t ga
s2osfau, iiberrennel1 mill; Die atDes-
te Mnttpprt ilt et11 Mngriff auf assta
lien, Sic brittle: eine groBe Sffm
iibe gegen .Dertidlanos Jeinoe III
BaIfan uno bor &onltantinopesy
nno Die bierte enoltb: ptn aageHes
ner, tpu6tiger @ngriff anf Die peHs
li9en 8erbun6ete11.
Deutiblanb ,lelblf min 0ie BeE
glauben MAIDEN, oaB oies 1eBtens
sic 9biibt Ser oeutihen Jiibri,,g
lit, ober mir baben ale lriabe, 81
fefiirbten. 0aB 6ie Deutiden nns
gum Narren balten. @s liesn
biele @run6e 5u Der glnnabme boz
baB Dcutf6lano iid na9 be1n Bah
tan tpenben miro unb mir miileuy
oaf u1S hort oie grobte s@efaH
oroDt, tpenn Ger 0euti6e JeIhsuG
gegen Sic &uiien 10 ablauft, tUie bic
Deuti4en eS ertparten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-06

Mrbeit, @eididIidfeit, Gis8iplin
Drganiiatien, .5parianfett llno
enoli9 nibt gum n1inoeiten Der al
leS be8tDingen6e Natrintismus bat
lie Deutiben IN oen er1ten @riegS-
jabr gegen eine @elt bon 5einoen
aufrebt erbalten nno miro aud
neiter belfen, 10 oaB mir in Dem
a@riege iiegreib bleiben nerben."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-06
Nen him. U}inneota 5reitag ben g. 4ug, 1916

nil ben R1efeitbeeren anfangen foQe.
sstaIientihe WiIttdrfreiie propbe'
5pien i9on iebt Sen gdn5liben 3n,
!au1menbr11b Der rul3iiden aam-
tagne. Die Beflimiiten befirbten.
COB Da1tfdIano Damn einen gro-
sBen 9eH feiner Mrmee ben Deter
reibern gum 5elo61g gegen Stalie11
CUR 8erfitgrng iteuen miro. gs1r
tcrnerer rufftider 8ioeritanr, bet
der faun 8u enparten iei, tonne
Geutidlano beranlaifen, ieine Roli-
TT Ser Mabigung Stalien gegen-
iiber aufredt 5u erbalten.
@rober 8i6tgfeit miro aub eli
ner itillen &ogne betgemelien
oie Sic Bartei 6es oeut{dfreunoli-
Gen gr-8ren1iern1irilters @iolittt
unternomnen but, INT Sen @rieg Sta
liens niht in einen &rieg 5ur I'm
teritiibnng Ser englii6en 8eltberr-
lbaft ausarten gu laifen.
Sob 6ie @egierung boGig alf
ser 5eite 6ieier I'M Stillen nirtel1,
SEN Nortei itebt, gebt aus bielen
Mn8eid}en berbor. Bor allen Dtn-
gen oarous, oab Bremier1niniiter
GaIanora ale beuti9feinolihen
Meu5erungen in Ser Breiie iofort
unter6riifte. Sic 3eitungen bur'
fel irgenb ienanoen bei6inpfen,
}eIb1t 6alanbra, aber n11r Die oent-
ffe @egierung ntdt Die 8erif}'
:e, boB beuti6e Eruppen li6 an Den
&d,npfen gegen 6ie sSStalicner be-
teiligeH, 1puroen bon ben Regie'
rr,1gsorganen prompt oe1nenttert.
seo6 be5ei6nen6er ober lit Ser am
90. Mai Undergraduate Bertrag
6!DiI6en 9eutl9lano unb Stalten,
tponab Sic @egierung bon Stalie1l
9eben, Sretbett uno Gige,!tnm Der
II! ssStoIien ipobnenoen Dertiben
garontiert, mabrenO Depti6lono
ba5ieIbe NIT Sen in DeutiblatD le<
beroen Stalienern 3u tun ii6 Der,
pflidtete. 9ieieS Gofument lDnroe
por einigen gagen gum eriten WaIe
I'll elmer gdnei5er 3ettltng DerDf-
fcntlidt.
Gebr beset6nenb lit audi Die nod
midi befannte Satiade, oah Stalien
iid ge>peiscrt fat, 0en 5uiiden
Gnolano, 6uklro nnb 5ranfreid)
geidloiIenen &ertraa 5,t nnter5eid=
nen, in betn bteie Madte fid ber-
pfltdten, fetnen 1eparaten Trte0en
sn i9liekeu. 9lu6 miro in ionit gut
informierten @reiien bebauptet, oaB
gngIano iid 6esbdlb meigerte, Die
itelie1,ii6e 9lnleibe 51 finan8ieren.
sssstalten iab ii6 6eSbalb Deranlabt,
Sic 9nleibe i'm eigenen 2an0e auf-
t1tiegen. Dieie Sotiabe 1T auer-
ieits befannt.
9lQe Satiaden be1teit baranf bin.
bak Stalien ieinen eiseuen &rieg
unb nid)t Sen @nglanbs fantpfen
luiIl, ,tnb ale, bic cine aftibe 8etei-
lignng italientider Srnppen anf Ser
trefliden Tront luie in Ben 9ar-
Danellen ertparteten, icben Ser Bit
teriten Gnttanidung entgegen,
"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-06
Nusii(6tf1t
lino gldn5eu0.
81. alarI S,eliferil]b1i| iiber
9entl6lanos Gage.
Mues i'm neberfluR.

Berlin, 2. Slug. Ser oeuti6e
@taotsiefretdr oes Heidsi6aBamteS
Dr. &arI @efferi6 bat Dem .bieli-
gen 8ertreter Ser Miiociterten Brel=
ie bas folgen6e @lta6ten ilber Die
lpirti9aftli6e nn6 finan5lelle Sage
Del1tibIonos, bon ieinem Sta11o-
punft aus beurteiIt, 5ur 8erfiigung
.geteut:
uMeiner glniidt na6 lit Die
tpirtl1aitlibe uno finan5ielle Sage
9eutbIarDs tpdbren0 6es eriteen
&rieusiabres folge,1oe:
ErItens: - Ser brttiide MuS-
bllngerungsfrieg mar ein pDuitan,
bigger 6ebli6Iag. Gin fir allemol
1T ser Bemeis bafiir erbra6t NOR
6en, oaB l1niere einbeimtlae Bro-
button bon 2ebenSrnitteln, Dos
@.otfartenipiteem un6 oie Wari-
r1olpreiie ieIbit Dem 4ermiten Den
notlgen 8eborf bon geabrungsmit-
tel.: iihern l,no 5por gu Breiien,
sic niebriger itn6, als IN @roBbri-
iaEnien.
8tpcitens: Mu9 in Mobmate-
rioIien f0nnen mir ni9t uausge-
l,1:ngert" iperben. Die S9miertg-
feiten, Sic in bireften 8ioeripru@
5n Sen 8eltimmungen 0eS Bolfer-
re,tts uns Bel Ser @infl1br bon
MobmateriuI i1t oen &eg gelegt
merbe11, iin0 5lDnr nnangenebn1,
fGnnen aber fir uns. ni6t berbang=
n!sbou peroen. 8ir baben IN I'M
isay sSagerll eigenen 2un0e einen geniis
5Sae11oen Borrat Ser nddtigiten RRoB-
1noterialie11 &oblen nno Giien
unb bon an0eren baben mir;
Inpobl bon iol6en, Die nod ni6t tn
Ser Iabrifation Der1pertet, alS au9
FOLDER, sic bertpertet tuor0en iino,
groBe 8orrdte, Sic BEL Ser 6nrb
uniere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge-
1i9erten ipariamen 8enubung tot-
IdhIid uneri60pflib iino.
0ritterS: Das @elpenlt Ser
smrbeitsloiigfeit lit gebannt. gs gibt
1rehr grbeit, .als Mrbeiter. Ser
Arieg bot lid alS gr0berer Irbett.
gp5er ertpielet1, als unier Musfubr.
bar0el mar.
Giertens: 60 meit sic ST.
namsen in 8etradt fommen mirb
Genfdlanb in,itanbe iein, ben
&rieg anf 11nbeidranfte 3eit lpeiter
1T fiibren, @ir probu5ieren in TN.
icrem eigenen 2an0e tatiadltd az
les, mas fit &riess5mede nDtig
1T. 4nsgabeu fit &riess5uede
,uerben iomit Griparuiiie, nnb 6teie
iteben bem @eid 5nr gerfignng, ba
3ablnnsen fir &rtessauleiben nno
Ginlngen biel lebbnfter in 6te 8an-
fen nnb spareinlagen-S -Snitttnte file.
FEN, als in 6riebens5eiten.
Madbem iiber $3,M0,00O,0W
fir &riegsanleiben ansbe5ablt fnb,
tit bic @efamteinlage nDd b0ber als
bei Musbrnd Beg &rieges. Die
@oInreIerbe Der 91eidsbnnf bot 1ib
felt Beginn oes @rieges beinabe
berooppeft. Soften un6 Ginlagen
in ser @eidsbunf, oie our6 @oIo
geoedf ii11o, iirro 331a RroSent I'M
sSergIei9 nit 26.7 in Der 8anf bon
Granfrai6 uno 21.7 IN Der 8anf
ror GngIanb.
Sunfte11s:: Das gertrauen
oeg 6eutiden goIfes auf rniere
finan5ieue 9tdrfe 1T ebenio ltube-
erert5t tpie iein gertrauen onf I'M,
iere 11iIitdrifde l1eberle legenbeit.
Nad slD0If arieesmonaten iteben
fciierIide aonfoIs INNER nod mt
20 q1otiert, mr. s 9tnfte nieoriger
aIs IN Mdr8 1914; Der Minimal-
preis fir britiide @oniols, s., it
II Nlnfte l111ter ben Mdrs,9 91,otie-
r1,nger1;; 3pro5entige fran5ofiide'
Nenten 81 69 iteben 10 Nro5ent utl-
Ter gadrs I 81
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-06

5tpii6en Der Bilica un6 Ser Office
95,O23 &uiien 5u @efangenen u1o
erbeuteten Al @eidiibe, oarl1nter
5tpei idaperen @aItbers, bier Minen-
tperfer uno 23O Woibinengetpebr
nMuf Dem fiib0itli6en &riegs-
fbouplabe idlugen uniere Sruppen,
oie n1rolid bon Spangoroo Die
gBei6iel iiberfdritten batten, Die
feinoli9en @egenangrtffe 5uriid.
Mnf ber @erfolgnns Der NniIeu nab,
men 1utr bic 96ben ton Hoo5amc5e,
tpo nus 1nebr als 1000 Gmiien in
Ste S6anbe fielen. 3luiiden Der obe'
rem @eidiel 11nb BEN &ng perindte
Der Teino pieberuu, 8toeritanO 81
letiten.
usSm 2anfe bes Sases tparfen bte
bentiden Srnppeu ben Jeino aus
ieimen stellnnseu bel &nrolu, 0flid
bon Molpo 4legauoria, ii1blid bon
2ee5na nno iabmefIid bon 9nbtenf.
Ser Iyeinb iette infplseoeiien ietnen
Mnd5ng anf beiben 11fern bes Bug
mno On Der Tront 5luiiden Bug
mmb 2ee5na fort, Muf Der @erfoI'
gmug Ser &mhen liekeu mir @belm
bereits binter nus liegen.
uMuf oen1 ii60itlt6en &riegs-
ibollpIas baben Sic 0euHden Srup.
ben I'M Monot Suit 303 0ffi5iere
uno 1871 Mann gefangen get1om-
men un6 10 @ei6uBe pie 1926 Wa-
i6inengepebre erbe1tet.
@aibington, 2. gIugult. Ser
uWolbington Boit" ging aus &cnn
.;eine Conference.-The 5u, in Der bie
3u1tanbe in Stalien un6 &nBlano
oIs beii1abe boffnungsoS b1ngeitellt
noer6en. ssStalien lit in 5tDei Har.
teien geteiIt, bon Dene1t Die etne>
bie1eIbe, Sic SStalie1l III Sen arieg
nit DeHerrei6 0rdngte> li6 ounab
tsebrt oaB Stolien iid audi I'M
peltli9en &riegslbauplabe nno in
BEN Darbonellen betdtigt, wahreno
sic onoere Yartei Sic Sic groBe
Weebrbeit oes 8olfes umfaBt, ior-
cenDou fire Blide nod Berlin pen-
set, in Ser @offnung, 0oB Deuti9-
Iono ii9 ni6t aftiD an Dem &riege
segen Stalien beteiligen uno bob
Ser 3mi1t nit 9el1ti9lano auf Dem
Brud)e Ser biplomatii6en 8e5iebnn-
gen beibrdnft bleibe. Sb oies mog<
!ih lit ober ni6t, magt niemano gu
nropbeaeien, aber Die ntlitdri19en
sSq9leute bebaupten, oaB ales bonn
slusgQnge Ser 59la9ten in Bolen
abbdnge.
Die 9us sii9ten iino in oieier 8e-
siebung re9t tribe. gead our6-
aus 5uperldiiigen 8eri6ten, Ste aus
8udareit unb Sopbta fornmen, 1T
es 5tpiiden @robfiirit Rifoloi nno
ieinen @enerdlen su groBen Wei-
1,ungsperi9ie6e11beiten gefpmmen,
uno bie tii6tiglter ruiiif9en Gene
role, bie nit Ser @rt nn6 @eiie
Der groBfiiritli6en &riegfnbrung
:,ibt iibereinitimnlen, baben es bor-
ge5ogen, ii6 Soften in obifnren rui-
iii9en @arnilonen aus5ubitten. sic
tIeiben Iieber untatig, als an etnen
JeIo5ug n1it5utnirfen, Ser nab If
rer Mniiht aur lnpermeioli6en &a,
1dlIr0pDe TuDIeH 1luB.
Die in Stalien felt lnngen Sab-
rem ieBbafte ruiiii6e &initler. nno
S9riftiten -&olonie, 6ie CUTE 8e-
oiebungen gu berporragenoen Ser
iGnli9feiten in GuBlano unterbdH,
Iaben lire friibere @eierbe fallen
laiien uno 6riiden ibre un5ufrieoen-
bet iiber Sen Gong oes ruiii{den
arieges fret aus.
Rad 5noerlaiFsen 8eridteu, bic
thnen aus &etrDgrab 5ugegangeu
i,nb, babenI Ste ruiiiiden @erlnfte
bic fanm gIanblide S6be bon iiber
5000, 100000 Maun errei# nnb
sic 2inientrnppen Ser 8uiien eTi-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-06

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