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TAKE LINES.
Berlin Reports In Fight
Ing In the
special Cabje De,pa'ch to TUE SIS.

SDecidl Cdbie Dsspdfch 10 THE SuN.
BERLIN. via Amsterdam. July is
The following official statement regard
ing operations in the west Was issued
by the General stan to-day
French attack against the Gene
terry HIN at Souchez was repulsed.
In the Argonne We captured the
lines which the French through minor
successes were organizing Fighting
continues on the heights nea Les
Eparges.
In Lorraine French attacks near
Embermenll, east Of L~uneville. and
also in the region of Ben-de-Sapt. were
rcpulsed.
Yesterdays statement added little re-
garding the operations in france. 1t
said
Artillery firing and mining opera
lions have been carried out on several
parts of the front
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SHELL ALLIES CAMPS.
ConstantinopIe Reports Fires mt
Three GnllipoIi Points.
sp.ciai oabit Despatch 10 Tnr ST.,

Special cable Despdtch 10 THE SC>.
BERLIN. wireless to London. July IS
The Turkish War Once issued the fol-
lowing statenen; at Co~ns,sntinople to-
night:
our Anatoi!an batteries bomharded
on Friday the enemy camps at Tekke
Burnu. Sedd-eI-Sahr and Mortolima,
causing fire and explosions. At Tekke
Buruu the fire lasted until morning.
In lreka an enemy attack in the
neighboraood OF kalatelndj Was sue
cessfully repGls-d.
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GER MAN ADVANCE
IN EAST CONTINUES
Berlin Reports Progress Of
Armies on Entire Front
Through Poland.
RUSSIANS FALL BACK

Special cable Despatch 10 Tn. SrS.
LONDON. July iS-Two oTcial Ger
man statements were received rom
Berlin to-day. yesterdays statement
having been delayed in transmission.
In the eastern theatre the Germans
claim continued victories against the
Russians. Further advances all along
the line from the Baltic provinces south
to the sector between the Bug and the
vistula. where Gen. Won Mackensen is
in command Of the operations. also are
reported.
To-day's German statement was as
follows:
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southeastern Theatre.

After the line OF Russian advanced
positions between the Dnlester and
the Nis;ula had been taken more I'M
portant iightins developed on Friday
along the entire front under the COM
mand OF Gen. Ma,kens-n. IVES, OF
the Nieprz, southwest OF Z~ras1osCow.
the Germans penetrated the encmy'S
position, and ~ officers and $3.50
men, together with nine machine
uHs. were captured. West OF the
upper Nistula our offensive has been
resumed by the army o; Gen.
Woyrsch.
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Presidents Cur switched on ut
NaybrOOk.

The New Haven train dispatcher in
formed the Grand Central officials last
night that the Presidents private car
left New Haven on train IL at $40.
This train instead Of stopping at New
York followed the Federal Express
route. via Maybrook. y. Y, straight to
Washington.
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But for folly almost inconceivable
somewhere In the German service. con-
ditions would to-day be favorable for
dra wing American attention to wrongs
inflicted by the Entente Powers. chiefly
Great Britain, upon American COM
merce.
Meat shippers clamor because car
goes are held for months without re-
dress. Cotton planters are Justly
wroth at Lord Crewe's announcement
that the British Cabinet hopes TO limit
the cotton imports of neutrals to their
domestic needs. though cotton is not
c~ontraband and no proper blockade
checks its free export. As to prize
court innovations, Secretary Lansing
has warned England that We will not
respect restraints in derogation Of the
rights of American citizens under in
ternational law"
Yet the very newspapers that print
his frank and friendly but final word
tell also OF the torpedo attack on the
Orduna and once more neutral trade
Is forgotten in the peril Of neutral lives {.
once more one nations tort and trespass
drop out of sight in the bigger grievance.
as we see another nation, apparently
with deliberate purpose, resuming
against our citizens at sea upon Lawful
errands the policy Of murder.
How can We account for this shocking
occurrence? For a time. there had been
reason to suppose that the German Cow
ernment had seen a great light upon the
folly of thus offending a powerful neu-
trail nation. The evidence of wiser coun-
sells in the German naval control had
been sufficient in recent weeks to Justify
the hope that this new outbreak of
"frightfulness" was an error Of an over
jealous commander. II IT proves 10 be
n calculated act emanating from a naval
control which submits to no restraint OF
craftsmanship or policy, II must gravely
increase the difficulties of reaching an
agreement with Germany upon the ques-
lions at issue between the two Govern
mept2
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SUBMARINE" WAS A WHALE.
Destroyer shells and Kills Ceta-
cran In the Ndriutic.

ROME. July lS.-A large whale was
sighted OFF Pola, the Austrian naval
base In the Adriatic. Yesterday and
Was mistaken for a submarine. saws
the TiibNnG 1t was shelled and killed
by a destroyer.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo. July ls.--Flfty
steers shipped by Mrs, Morgan ~
Pl%attsburg, Mo, topped the cattle mar
ket Of the year, They weighed 1,3i3
pounds each and sold at $40 a hundred
pounds.
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seeks Divorce NJ 10.

BALTIMORE, Md, July lS.--Alleglnr
that sh" was only II wears old when
she was married TO Ernest Carnes on
December 80, 1914, Mrs, Anna Carn.s
has applied for an absolute divorce.
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Says IreInn nd Can't Forget.


ny ,he agency OF a mendacious sys-
;em tn, English Government, for ipny
concelli-P the co.rcing, the imprisoninS
ard the binishing OF ireland's best. has
sought To- impress on the outside world
that Ireland. consenting in a day to
forget all she had learned in centuries
and in bitterness OF heart Of England $
altruistic war motives. had taken hei
stand b, her stepmother's side in said
fond stcpmother's hour Of peril.
The London Daily Chronicle has at
length felt compelled to inform the Eng
lish public as follows:
once more We rave n period of ac-
tivity In Ireland. Thu policy 4 repres-
sion pursued by the British authorities
is rapidly r~ouslng the people to a state
bordering OF revolution. Seventeen OF
the leaders OF the people were to have
been tried for high treason. but the dow
eminent. In A state of panic, has de-
cided to postpone the proceeding Till
the popular Torment has decreased. Mar
tial law has been proclaimed all over
the country and IN Dublin the state OF
affairs resembles a siege Political
meetings are forbidden and a force OF
soldiers Is locked UP In ireland In order
10 intimidate the people"
Not only are the lriss American pa
pers excluded from ireland because they
execrate MIR Redmonds prc-Brttish
policy, but the pure.y American papers,
with the single exception Of the New
York Herald. are almost entirely banned
also. Maurice Leyne, a returned Irish
American. Is arrested IN Kerry for hav-
ing In his pocket an American paper
with n pro-Germ1n cartoon. ana a grocer
in cork is arrested Tor wrapping up a
mound OF bacon IN a copy e the Liver
pool Post containing an article which II
was not we'll for the Irish to see. and
a Kerry maiden Is seized by 'he police
for circulating Il clipping from the same
Liverpool POST
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The last verified report Of a whale
being found In or near Italian waters
WAS In February, 1877. when one OF the
species known as Tire Riscay right whale
was captured in the Gulf Of laramie.
The skeleton is preserved in the Mu-
scum of Naples. The species is almost
extinct.
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southeastern Theatre.

Gen Won H~indenburg's troops, undte
heavy fire. passed through wire OBJ
~stacles on a narrow front before the
enemy's main position. through a
breach stormed in the advanced
trenches along a front OF 1000 meters.
During the day the breach was widened
by assaults and We penetrated the
eremy's positions further. In the
afternoon the enemy. defeated by a
reserve levy OF troops, began a re-
treat behind the llsanki sector, south
Of Zwo,ew, leaving 1000 men and
five machine guns behind.
Between the Upper Nistula and the
Bug the fighting continues under com
nand OF Gen. o Mackenseu The
Russians have been driven from the
hills OF Pielaczkowice. south Of Piaski.
as far as Krcsnoskow. and both places
have been taken by storm The fire
OF a Siberian army corps could not
ward of defeat We made more than
a thousand prisoners.
Yesterdays statement Was a. fol.
our offensive. which was commenced
several days ago under the supreme
command OF Field Marshal Won Hin
denpurg, ms 4 important results.
The army OF Gen Won Buelow. which
crossed the Wiudtu River north Of
kurshauy on Wednesday. has pro-
gresSed VIGOROUSLY our cavalry re-
peitediy defeated the euemv's cavalry
and II officers. 1850 men. three guns
and i've machine guns We're cap
tuIed. The capture 81 officers include
the commander Of the Eighteenth
Russian Landwehr Army.
Gen G~tllNltz attacked the Russian
positions southwest OF Milawa anC
by brilliant stormiug action three sue
cess.ye Russian lines. 20 the north
west and northeast OF Przasnysz. we're
broken and captured and the Dz!clin
l.ipa River vas reached. The Rus
SLAMS. wavering under pressure, after
e~vacuating PrzasnysZ on We!nesd Y.
retired upon a long prepared and ex-
tended line IN the rear Of Ciechanow
and Krasnos'elc.
strong advanced bodies OF Germans
on Thursday storred the enemy post
t!On and broke through south OF Xie.
Iona, a distance Of >even k,lometers.
and compelled the enemy TO retreat,
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NEW YORK OPINION.
Ord ma Attack Discussed In Edit
tOriaI COIum ms.


New York newspapers. in commenting
on the Orduna attack, say:
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The Times.

Thu unwarrantcd attack by a Ger
man submarine On the passenger steam
ship Orduna. bound from Liverpool to
New York. obviously carrying no NUM-
tons of war or other Contraband and
having twenty-one Americans among
her 227 passengers, increases the gravity
OF the situation arising from the de-
struction of the Lusitania.
The news Of this savage action, coming
at a time when the President Is prepar-
ing his note in reply TO the evasive Ger
man message of July ., must exert a
sinister Influence. II Ia impossible TO
reconcile this attempt to destroy 492
lives with the professions Of the German
Government in the recent apology for
the attack on the American shin Ne
braskan, also bound westward and
carrying no Contraband.
Tit international situation created
BY the latest German note in relation
to the massacre of more than 100
Americans in the destruction Of the
Lusitania was sufficiently grave il Is
aggravated by this wanton attempt to
sink the Orduna. In spite OF the al
ready protraCted diplomatic correspond
ence between the two countries. Ameri-
can citizens are not immune from danger
on the high seas from which all neutrals
have hitherto been protected by inter-
national law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19
SAYS IRISH ARE UNDER
NEW REIGN OF K
Seumas MacManus Novelist, Accuses British Author
tiles of Wholesale Arrests and Declares Anti
English Feeling Is General.

oon, o" rc,nnd ,"oa,du,o tbc ,cai
internal situation in the island since the
osg'nH'n0 OF ,ho "a, out nnUs ~ aS
NOT bccn Iockfno Oriy n dan or t,ro
ing thdt t",ee men,oeFs oI thc htnn en-
n, n nnyt n, En-, drastic n.nstres heinz
taken by the Government.
H,"n'ds M"c1iah.s, the wo,' Nhoun
rem IN. ,o,io,r,no &ar,igcie to, aThS Son
oiring his c~rpiundtion Of the political
situation IN ireland, tchich ne regards
The name. q, On, ur, .,,o ,,,r,
banished are given as Ernest Blythc Of
Ennistimor, William Mdlion Of Athenrv
ard n. j. Pm Of Belfast. Nr. pm
Nrttcs under the pen name Of "NeC
wan according 10 Mr.. MdcNdrHs,
nho IS one OF the SIM Fen readers,
"oho o' the three men belongs 10 MAJ
o'9ahNn'on
MI chd sn'd hs ,nlor"'''on
concerning cohditions ~ ireland comes
!'o" 'e'ters an" iu'hs Wf'H IT'S" I'te"uS
"ho nave arrived mere recentiy' Le't'ts
received ov MN hod oeen opened ob 'ho
co"sor, ne so,a qua ne oe"etes o'nes
o"d'esse" 10 NV" "dVe oee" eo"VSo"''"'
M ., ~,
q"
lasting reputation for truth both about
Ireland and England's other friends on
the Continent, tells us that the latest
- = ~ - .
o" he''"' '" W."
members OF the Sin Fem party-tha'
is TO say the Young Ireland party. This
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-19

army in ireland. nave instituted a reign
IT terror that has not been para!leiei
IN ireland since The revolution days Of
the 'i0s.
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$4,000 englii9e
aObIengrdber itreiteu!
Die Jiegirrnng beabfdltist ben &c.
tricb Der NuBlensriben ielbit
~ nberHebmen.

2ouSon, 27. qluguIt. - 5oIt 25,.
600 aobleugr1ber baben beute in
ben Ga6 8alessDiItriften Die ar.
teit nie0ergeleet, 70 lautet cine BON
Remport, @ales, an Die @rdouge
Telegraph 81. seinnote 3epeid)e.
IS miro befiird)tet, 0oB Der
5treif meter I'm fi6 greifen miro
un0 100000 @rltbenIeute Die 9lr.
bett nieoerIegcn tperoen. 9nourd)
Dilr0en 0ie 9trbeiten in oen @elpebr.
nnO Weanitionstobrifen, ole bon Der
glegeirilitg betrieben iueroen, einee-
iteIlt tuerben nliiiien. lin oieies 5n
perbiitcn, beabiidtigt Die Gegieriing,
bic aoBlengrilben 81 irbernehulen
iul0 mdDren0 Ser Ganer 0es &rieges
in 8etrieb III holten.
Aud beif1itigt li9 oie glegieriina
NIT 0efn EIane, 3ruang9ousbebling
ein8tifiibren, DO Die 3ohL Der iid)
freiiDiIlig 9ial6enoen ben geItellten
glnforoerungen niht ertipridt.
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9rnlld)IanO 5rigt
lit) nall)girbig!
gSaitingtOH III iibrrjengt, Oas Oir
Dgnti6e Negirrrng ieinen Yru6
NIT Nmrrifa wiiuidltl
Vile strtittragsu DtrOsu rubIs srirtsrl wsrSsul

@nibinalon g. sIua. nellidl.
lanb8 burlnuiiac aenbenlna hber
bic gleritHtuua otr aArnbit" aelnna.
te hetie III Die Nnnhc Oee Siania.
beporieneuiS nn0 mro horauaiIdDt.
lid benie glbeno oct Rreiie sur Der.
oiientlidtng uberinieien. sInBcrOem
criuuriet man and nod Nabelgronl.
me BON Notidloiter 5erar0 III @ers
lin. aus Dpnen hcrporaebrn miro,
Dab GetttidlInnO 9lmcrita's Miinihe
be3ileIiA bes ll.goot.sriepes beriid.
iidltieen uno ouBeroem aud pouen
ShaOeneriob fir ben SoO oer beim
lluteraone Der n9Irobic~ uut'S 2eben
eefoumenen glmeritoner anbieten
miro.
Sobe 9fegierlngs6eontte mnhten
iid) beltte Ilitia ii5er oas @erild,t,
OnB GeutihlonO leoislidl I'm gluf.
idlub eebeten babe uno 0oB Die Gage
Oesbolb iebt geiponnter ais ie lei.
Die foilerlihe Regierung bot III
Oieier Grtldrltne einfah mo tlor
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3tpptIlHf RHptH
Htnt WtrIpeHDuHgl
SAalltR MalMnutt laf HnifFli
anna pen la,lhailfn nnb Nlanh
iss Hah htf tafl,k

Amilrfaaml En- WudMl Nan
'efllu hiH tlaaelfelltre NiaAuHaa
telalsn, hdh trpllaf ll 2imiisa
fiui petpnili mifNfn Nlalfinf.
fle ntIale 8at Nstlltanna tun Csc.
lholItA mh gRnalhen tennhl mer.
Sen. uasb hn liflllhm qtniIpu6.
inpHlga ia ilhoFlNn ,Sn brm alt.
rldlt btltl ts Fob iiper 100000 1n
leinet Aloldilnetie ruu Der riteffti.
shiitcn gareuse avs iiber glulaarlsu
uno sertien IN 8eppeIlnen mad Der
1urlei aettnshl potoen ilHb.
Ele lerpellne leaien be 1dhtten
Ailr Nathileit snrua. nm 0rn blilgn.
fiIdlfH tsreusundrn ml entarhcu ifin
ieiucu altitoG pcarn llrberlretunq
Der gleuiraIittn ~ aebeu. etn Tit
teno Der gfoiaen 8tppelins aaiien
liuiidlcn 0rei ana bier 1onnen oieler
NPoidinrn an goro uuO befdr0rrten
iie naacieben nodl Der Tiirtei. ,sn.
iplac oieier 511tigtett tonnten bic
]cppcIing nidlt au0erorts DeriDcnoet
Terocu, un0 hiermiF 1T Oie llntbd.
tigfcit berielbea n0brenO 0es Com.
mers 3urildgiiiibren.
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WauIIthtIIt Iiir
Dtm pthrr Rp0ItbfIil
0tliasislulat laattlion ntthitlti
msllttt pftubtn be- Aaah.
ttilsls IN gliiIiatlaaftH.

Nalhinalcr. gT. aua itflf0A.
lflyfluf tsnttilun lanNlg aH Ngnetol
motor Heeh eiMr ldHae Rfldls
lh olf ct leintf Nlbltmmana BATH.
bff HueofHi alhi oab tt efn CT
ieuoen ufnfullAenien lbceo alhple.
pelt libethnipl aelluiieie Fiue Mtal
Ia hfm HplAiNafr ben 8liIliten III
lluilshuta u Ns gi baligu. taleid.
aciiia muthe sAopo dnaeinieiea, nithie
oerotiipea mieeer Su oul0eu4
lllan Term iidl hcafeu, bdh oil
9uuoesrealerlng liber aluoIgnelt'1
Muslolinnaen in 4laitsbura ata ber.
lthnupit tit brnn Der alte Hatihreiirr
hoite tn benigIbcn uidlt rlipu 0ig
irtiee administration IN iahlidler
3eiIe oueeariiien. iouoern tie in taft.
loieiter MeiIe beIeiOigt nno blollge.
itsIIt. Ills siooiebclt bon @orriiou's
8crbot criilbr. Gnb CT foIaenOe er.
AlhhWlh Nh4
g1enn nns arieoSoepartement
nod 0reiipotiaer gorbereituug aui
meinen gortroe oenieIbeu nidlt bin.
Oer.e, Oann batte cS lest AUDI feii
Hedt @eneraImaior @ooO 8u fri.
tiiireu. 2lm oIerneiigiten aber Dee.
baIb, nnB ih netnen 8ortrug belt
o0er oenielben nidt borber Der 30.
mtililtrotion 8ir 9iliging porIeete.
yictiirIih BIN i'd gau5 alIein iiir
meinen 9ortrag beranfportlidl, oenn
aud General @ooo botte bis geitern
tetne 4bunng, Dorilber i'd ipreden
miir0e.
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;ylna,euae riihria.

Berlin, ilber qonoon, 27. @ig.--
Sin itarfes oeutibes iliegergeldp1.
Der eridien seitern ilber benz nobe
gtancp beFinoIiden 5lugfelo rmS
id1leuoerten eine groBe g[ndabl Bonn.
ben ferob, tpeiAe ibr 8iel ni9t Der.
fe1lten. 0us gcnnuilte fIugfeI6 iit
SaS groBte IN europa un6 be6er.
bergte I'M oieia 3eit etipa 200 fron.
collide 6lug5eu9e.
Baris, 27. gluguit Gtnn SO
fran8oiiihe j5Ira3euge beidoiien &c.
itern cine foroltd) BON Gacrlouis
geleaene oelttihe goffenfabrit. Gin
ouOeres 5liegergeihtpaoer beihoB
2iaiugen, nofe 2lugs6urg. lleber
BEN angeridteten SdaOen miro nod
nihts nitgetbeilt.
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leiioeitrat. bab 4sniidIanh miinfdi.
mit Den Der 1i0alen atii irir0.
hdiem iSitb 5i bleihtn uno I'll her.
louiCt hier, oaB nd Bic NunOce.
rc0iering oenielbcn Wunlh beet.
9rr6firniIidlte qeiiartiEci IN mab-
geben0eu 8eltlnaen 9rieie. 8elf.
gromne uuo ole Aonnncniore non
@eiudlera iolen ben 4raii0enten Oo.
bon iibersaugt bober, OaB 00s anne.
rttaniidle @oIf teinen aricg ipiinidlt.
ebenipmenig aber oud einen 2lbbriidD
Der oipIomatIihen 9eaiebunaen neil
oielioh befiirttet miro, oab Elm ioI-
der gum srieee fiihren iuur0e.
SIuS allen oieicn @rinben maft
fih in ben onltlinen Sreiien Der
BunnesbauptitoOt pieoer gr0Bere
&ofiuing auf freiinOidoitlife 9ci.
legung gelteno. gor oaem BOT bier.
8lt Die franfe un0 freie grfl1runq
oes oeutihen 8otibofters @roi
9ernitorif DieI nitgeboIien.
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DtniIlbt ntbmtn
9tIlnng COIital
fit g'ffkauhslsu Aslnafn ices hti
W Asl.AahlaeA sta.

Ntriia. ~. WA. Iif rest.
lflfu babtn BE btlthials 8iahl rilia
am Nismtm. ~ Wsalfn ihhlidi bpn
Nuaue, ffubttl 2u mtletls btnlr
bae ufitaeumf
Npmhpn, 99. Hma Iif beul.
ldltn &tthHHbfieR hnten bic alnlltn
liidli Hnr fiff IN aIItrahIanb hintim.
atordnat, ieHhsrm butsu, itIbiat bic
nadl pftruarab ~ bfriplatu. 1d
srnpveu Dee 3artn lampitu itbi nm
Stin ober glidltisin; nlt inuar habfm
bis Mniien cine fnrdlibatrrr Rifhft.
Iaar rrlittFn, nir IL 0ititm Arieat.
uuo iueifert 5dllapptn Rthep ibntn
btbur.
Tie 1entIdlen boben hdl ifhi IN
ben gehh Der mad 9llusion fabrrn.
oen Sahu aeiegt, bod alanbt man,
bah bic 9iniien, oSsr budl tpsnioiirnS
bic panptHladit Oerielbrn, 3tit geuua
hattru, ihrsn 0iiidSua auf otrirIbcn
81 bciucrtltclligen.
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Sd)tDere @erlnte Der
Nailrteu auf 0alipoli!
Die slnitrnIier merSen beiDnbers
idlucr mitgenOmmen; Siirtea
iiberal eriUlgreid).

2ofthon, 81. 4uguTt. Nait mel.
der Grbitterung auf Der SalbinieI
@aaipoIi gefdmpft miro. gebt bar.
aus berpor, ooB tu1hrenD Der Iebten
dGt Gage 80 britiide Gffi3iere I'M
Sample 8efnlen iilD, 8lnleiit 9Lu-
trailer. Gle geltern ueroffe1tlid]te
GerlidtliIte tDeilt Die 9ionten Don 122
Sfft8ieren uno 1850 Mdnn an Sob.
ten uilO gerpul0eter ullf.
Siirfen itesreid.
Ronitai1tinnpel, itber 2onoon, 27.
gugult. 9ns titrftI6e ariegsuart
meIoete geitern 9lbero 6olgenoes:
nsSSSn Der 01be BON gl0i gurnii eiag
Der 5einb na1 Itorfer glrttQerieoor.
bereititng gum 9lngriff anf 4anaIifta
por; oerielbe ntiBIang DoIlitdnoiQ.
Der gr6Bere Gbeil Der feinoIihen
Streitfrofte mltroe altfgerieben.
fSpdter unternnbn oer SSeino einen
obnliden Ingriff in Der 9fdbe JON
SSSe6iI aepeb uno SnnguI 9nbr;
ober aid bort erIitt er IAuere Ser.
lutte on 3oDten lino 8ermnu6eten
n10 iplIroe gum Riif5lg ge3nungen.
SSSSit Der gaahe bon Se0ouI Babr, nuf
Dem rehteu 6lugeI, bolte ltniere slr.
tilerie einen britiifen 6eiieIbaIIon
brnb.
Siirfiides Soitptquartier ouf Der
@albinIeI @aaipoIi, 27. gluguIt.
6elomoridna 9intan BON 5onoers,
@efeblsBober cer 8. tiirfilhen glrs
NEE, erfldrte Gertretern Der gsreIie
gegeniiber, ooB er ote DoIIfte 3lper.
iiAt in Die 3dbigteit Der fiirfiIhen
Armee ieBe, Die &albinieI geeen ale
4ngriffe Der glQiirteu III ba[ten,
ielbit ipenn 0ieien BON einem neuen
gerbitnoeten 8eritdrtunge1 3itbeil
tDeroen ioIlten.
a8ie 8apferfeit beg tiirfiThcr
SoIooten lit uniibertrefflih,4 iaate
Der &eerfiibrcr, yuno Der 8iirfe
taf11pft fltr etit Sy0edl, s9eintnth,
9foIIe uno 9feIigion mas bon BEL.
fen @eanern nidt imnter aeioat
iueroen tnnn."
Die 9LIIiirten befin6en itd istt
felt bier Meonoten oor ben 0orbo.
ncIlen. itlto oos @ertae, mas fie er.
rnnqen, peroonfen fie ibren mdGti-
gen Sdiffsgeidiisen, mas mir nidt
81 berbtrtnern rerutcnten lineIiid.
Iidertpeiie fe5lt isns cine fr1Ftioe
5eenodt, nber otes 3eigt nur oes
gSeitereH, 0oB 9laes, mas Die 9Il.
Iiirten erreihteu bura ibre 5lotte
geifob.
9oBt Die 9laiirten itbcr bic Geih.
peite ibrer l9iperen 5d1iffsgeihiibc
bindltggeben, uno fie perOeu oann
erit pOl ertetaIen lpas oer ri1tige
Sries 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-27
YOleas 3afanft
nod anbeftimmt!
Ginfii6rnus upn grDbtarten in 8ar.
iAam, Oa bic 8etreibeDOrrdtbe
fnapp iin6.

@arid)uit ii6er 9totter0an s,nb
2onoon, 27. 9luguit. - Gs 1T n1tr
notiirIid, oaB Die 3'funft 4oIens
nirgenos lebbafter er0rtert pir0
nls in Der intereiianten po[itiihei
0aliptltaot ieltjt. g9ie 0ieie 81.
funft Ii6 geitalten miro, tueiB ie-
bod ~'eman0. 9tus Dem llntitano,
baB Die &uiien, ols iie aus Der Gtaot
floben ni1t nlr oqes tpegI6lepp.
ten, mas ben geringiten 8ertb bot.
te, ionoern ou1 Die bei0en ihonItell
@eidielbriiden iprengten, troboenl
fie miIien nnlBten OnB iie oaourd,
Die beutihen 8riippen dlid nid)t ei,
nen &ag ailfbalten tonnten, miro IN.
OeB seidIofelL odB fie ief6it ni9t
Die lSoffmtng 1nbet ieInals 5urilf.
tebren 5u tonnen.
Die oeutIden geb6roen berrothen
init feinen gStltte, peIde 9Iane
9euti9lano ingetreff bon BoGen bat.
Ser @oiioerneur ingte, nls er Die
3eitrngs ssaorrelponOenten Der nells
trnIen 2anocr elnpiing, nortIi4:
oMeiue 9erreni @ergeiIen Sic ipaG.
reno Der poar 9nge, Die Sic in
@nrihnu subringen, ben strieg.
lle6er5eugen Gle iid), 0ob man bier
in oblohiter 5i9erbeit gut Ieben
fam, uno eraeben Sie itd nift in
@ernlttbungen
9lus Der nngefiinoieten ginfiib.
rnng Der Sro6farte 1T BET shIuB
ge3ogen ipornen, ooB goIen gort3
inter oeltide GeripaltIng genom.
men un0 aaneftiert Deroen iolle,
o6er Der Golt5ei GrGiioent b. @loie-
napp erfldrte:: D1ieie @taBregel 1T
rein mirtbidoiilider 9lahm un0 bat
lddt Die gerin9ite poliiiide 8eoet-
tuna Gle g'roSitoiie nliiiieu inter
beh6rolide aollirolle gebrddlt mer.
ZEN. Oo Die t9etreioeoorrdtbe in go.
len bei6rdnff itnO un0 es Dabr.
i6einIif notbnen6is iein Uirb,
geebl. Wei8en un6 9Roeeeu BON
Gelltidllono III briiVgeu lrr bic Be.
crn1hrcn ~ fonnen Aae
g'crnnlttmnaeu in betreTi Der 3l-I
tunlt 9;oleas fro uierIpic EIons."