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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29

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DsIte jsbod aIs niht ssfdhrlih be-
isihuet piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
RleiHe pcIiseinadb brihten.

- slla Snr gbas. GGtpsnbtr, 10
OF giOfells Sirabe, s.ii.rn elbsno
nit isiusr Satin Don sinsm Spas
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bic @bipdenbsit bsibsr bsnuBi unb
cine solo.ns Gdmenubr. foipi. Elm
iilbernss 5anbiGfG&en geitobl.n bate.
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Sn' ara6
2iest nunmebr bsr Gntipurf bes nsiisn
oeutf@sn Steuerseiebes Dor.
9ur9 ipelbes bic &risssprofiie bon
etttisnseieuihaften sur Beiieueruns
beranse,os.n ipsrbn.

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Der Wortlaut pss porIGufissn 0e
febes, ipeIdss bic Wess fiji bic BE
iteusrune Der &risssprofite bon Ut
tiensefeuif,aften uno aorporationer
sbnet, nurbe ON gamitng bier in
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gunbssratb entiporfen iporben uns
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geaabluns bon StsuerH nnter BEN
snosiiItissn 9.iss suriidhuIi.n miifisn.
Dug Der ertlGruns, bic bem Worts
laut beg norldufisen @ieses beisefiist
III, ssbt beroor, Sab bic Resieruns
bie1e Stsusr ni8s pdbrsnb bes aries
ses, ioubern npd Der 9ssnbisung bsss
fsI6.n Suiammen nit elmer Gisens
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prrgeIsben mar.
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ben ale gsrIcnsn i'm 9e'itiden Reid
sebaIisn isin ON /. Sanuar 1917 sss
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me asaen bic porhriesn, am i. Janli'
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niiiisn.
Die prdIimirarporIass IN 10 absss
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Der 5Dbe Der profits burh Wsri9ltis
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me fsbr siinitis. aapiiaIsanlase fIir
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Sulgarien
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bon Spanien nnb ben pormalissn
prdfioenteu Der frausSfifaen Rspablil
2oubet atnalt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-29
gobiaston.

Die Gpuinstoner Cfiise iir bas
,Giutirnutier WoltsGlatt" btfinbst
Ed) In bem Webdnbs Der 9sepplts
Gspinas Yanf & Srnit Co., 7 Deit
8. StraRe. slnseisen, Mittbeilnngen
unb SeitelIaHBeu irsenb ipelher sirt
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bsr sub niAt Ralbslebes beittltl-
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gr0bmuiisr srmOrbet gu babsn
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fir cine bsrartige 9sbanptuna abioIui
feine geipeife borlisgsn. ipdbreno
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Sperationen srIseen. Der 8eritorbsns,
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aus DiiHsIoorf sebiirtig, Gr bat brei
ReiIen um bic W.lt gemaht unp mar
felt bier Sdbrsn In gsfp port aus
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6dnbelsiammsr malte. bic Is adiier
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eansenbnrg bat auberbem I'm aauie
Der Sobre aSnigin Wilbelmins DON
SoaanD, Huiier @ilbsIm, bie aSnigin |
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saifsnaSriAtsr.

Tepyprt, %. gloo. - alnast..
.Srbuna" uno .Rep Dort" pon ais
perpocL.
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bon Spanien nnb ben pormaligeri
prdiioenten Der frau5OFfaen Rspublil
loube! stnalt.
Rtefenfeuer.
pintYIuff, Qfri., %. Nop. -
Bel einer Jeuersbrnnii, ssIessntlib
peld,er Spsi6eranIagsn Der pine
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bon pier acrss .ineeGidert fourben.
perbraunisn am SonHtae 1900 Bal
len 8dumpolls i'm Wertb bon ST =
250.000. Sas Gsuer foI burd Juns
fen, bic aus elmer porbeifabrenben Sos
tomotipe flossn peruriaht porssn
isin.
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8affnep in Rem gort
eingetroffen.
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Ct. SpbH Gnffnsp, Der BIB Dor 8urs
Ssm Der. Gtaat.n Gsnsralioniul IN
Wiinhen seipeitn, trai am SonHta9
bier nit Dem Tampfer .Ssear II"
uon aopenbasn elm. er 6efinoet ii4
duf Der Reii. mad Wafbinston, Tin
bsim Siaatsbspartemsnt besiislih Der
antlasen porit,Iis gu ipsrben, bic ans
seblid eesen Jpn erbobtn iporosu iinb.
gstanniIi6 foa gdffnsp ii4 nnmtni;
LID ourd feline beuti4freunplittn
Spmpaibisn miblisbis semaht bdben
Gr bemerits, bab sr offiSiel abioIut
uihis Don biefsH Acknowledgement
lpiiie. aber irobbsm babe man ibm ayi
sins Gnifernung Don 5000 Weiler.
cbne ibm GsbSr 5u seDabren, ben
prossb e.madt unb ibn obHe ipsittrss
iduloie befunben.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-22
GRoGAN LOSES LICENSE

GROGAN LOSES LICENSE
Barney Grogan, west side pohd-
clan, today had the license Of his sa-
loon at Racine and Van Buren, re-
voked by the mayor Harrison's ac-
ton came after he locked over Ma
ioF Funkhouser's report, which
raped the place. Three other sa-
looms also lost their licenses.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-22
MRS, YOUNG FOR HARRISON

MRS, YOUNG FOR HARRISON
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, sup't of
schools, in letter to Margaret Haley,
has come out in strong endorsement
Of Mayor Harrison. Mrs. Young says
that the mayor never allowed politics
to interfere with the work Of the
school board and that all questions
pertaininging to the welfare of the
children were left to her and the
school board. She also said the
mayor never dictated appointments.
Mrs. Young's letter was to the effect
that Harrison had always the best in
terests of the schools at heart.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-22
} VANDERBILT RAcE OF

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 22.-The
Vanderbilt cup race was called off
today because Of the poor condition
of the track, due to rain. If possible
the big classic will be run tomorrow.
$780,
Reported that the Germans are
using a continuance on Russian
trenches which throws stream of
burning oil 80 yards. Bet a new car
buretOr that old Standard boosts
prices again!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-22

Entered as second-class matter April
II, 1914, at the postoffioe at Chicago,
CO., under the Act of March 8, 1879.
BY Mail, Except in chieagOrss a Year
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-22

SURE OF THOMPSON VICTORY
Frank Sullivan, one Of the leaders
of the VIM. Hale Thompson campaign
and a candidate for alderman of the
18th ward, today predicted the nom
ination of Thompson by an over
Whelming plurality.
aHTomorrow will see the end Of the
coTpOration-owned candidates of
Bosses Charley Deneen and Roy
West" said Sullivan. '"The people
vii mo longer stand for them"
Carl Murray is Deneen's candidate
against Sullivan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-16
OBEDIENCE COSTS CITY
In BELGIUM $2,5OO,OOO
Legation Says Courtrai Was
Fined for Stacking Arms
as Ordered.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia fine OF ,s,-
100000 has been imposed on the Belgian
city OF Courtrai because the city's obe-
dience TO one set OF German military
authorities was objected to by the sue
ceeeding German governor. according to
the following statement given out by tho
Belgian Legation to-day:
Two German officers, Commander
Maxeman and Commsndant Puchors, ar
rived at Courtrai and ordered the mu-
nicipal authorities to have all arms de-
posted In the tower Of Broel under threat
of heavy penalty.
I'm compliance with these instructions
all arms were deposited In the place
named.
Then there arrived a new German
commander. Commandant Won Kneese-
beck, who went to the tower of Broel,
saw the arms In the place where the other
German commander had ordered them
put and fined the city OF Coutrai 81.
100000. under pretext that It was clan
destine deposit of arms, in spite OF the
fact that the orders OF his predecessors
to place the arms I'm the tower OF Broel
were well known to everybody and we're
even placarded on the walls OF Courtrai.
In view OF such occurrences II Is not
surprising that there is a world wide in
dignation against German military au-
tocracy that military power which knows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-16
GOVERNORS OF PERSIAN
TOWNS SHOT BY TURKS
Teheran Despatch Says Porte Is
Ready to Quit Azerbaijan
Province.

LONDON, Jan. i5.--Reuter's corre-
spondent at Teheran. Persia, telegraphs
that tho Turkish troops are advancing
into the interior OF Persia.
1T ~ reported" no Gays, that the
Turks. when they occupied Tabrlz, in
Azerbaijan province. a few days ago,
shot the Persian Governors of tho towns
OF SouJbulak. Maragha and Burat,
through which they passed In making
their way to Tabriz. The small Turkish
force which went into Tabriz is NOV
Ing in the direction OF Ispahan. in CEN
trail Persia, 200 miles south OF Teheran,
supported by other Turkish contingents."
According to another despatch from
Teheran the Turkish Amba ssador has
notified the Persian Government that
Turkey is ready to evacuate the province
Of Azerbaiian soon as the Russians
evacuate this territory and as soon as
the heir to tho throne. who is to leave
Teheran In a few days, arrives at Tabriz
to assume control.
The Ambassadors note Is in reply 10
the Persian ultImatum demanding the
withdrawal OF Turkish forces from Per
sian territory and reiterating Persian
neutrality.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-16
LIGHTS OUT IN PARIS
HOUSES, is NEW RULE
Strict Limitation Of Interior IL
Elimination Is Ordered by
Government.
specia, Gable Despatea 10 TUE suS

PARIS. Jan. 1s-Appended TO the OFFICIAL
communique tonight was the following
note:
THE measures for the lowering OF the
public lights of Paris which have been
adopted for several weeks as a precau-
ton against raid by the enemy's aero
planes which might have escaped the fire
of our artillery cannot be really effica-
clous unless the lighting Of private
houses, business places, factories and
establishments open to the public is modi-
fled in "A corresponding manner.
The military government OF Paris, in
accord with the Project of the Seine and
the Project of Police. has Just submitted
to the National Government measures
which will be made known to the public
as soon as they are approved. Their
object Is to diminish until further orders
the intensity of the illumination In pri-
vate houses, prescribing especially the
extinction of exterior lights and OF the
lights in the show windows. the strict
limitation of interior lighting, the clos
ing of exterior and interior shutters OF
private houses. or in default of this the
placing OF blind. or curtain. to veil the
light.
identical precautions will be taken in
the suburbs OF Paris, especially in regard
to factories where work is continued Mt
night and from which the light is visible
at a great distance"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-16
PLAN NEW DASH.

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 15.--It Is reported
here that the Germans have concentrated
half a million men on their lines between
Flanders and Rheims for the purpose OF
breaking through by brute force, no mat
ter What the cost. The scheme has been
aided by the fact that flo.ds on the Lys
and the Aisne forced the Allies to with
draw In two or three important places.
In Flanders floods hold the Belgians
and French in check and the Germans be-
lieve that second line troops can main
tain their front there VIII 10 the seasoned
fighters are sent to Scissors and along
the Aisne.
Gen. Won Falkenhayn, Chief OF Stan
of the German army. has gone to the
front with the kaiser. according +" in-
formation received here from Brussels.
The harbor at Zeebrugge has been
heavily mined and the town has been
transformed into a fortress, as has also
knocke, AS we'll as other places on the
coast. The German troops on the coast
are commanded by Gen. Won Arnim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-16
CANADIANS WIN DAY.

Special Cdbis Despatch TO The Sun.
LONDON, Jan. ia correspondent OF
the Daily Chronicle in northern France
describes an action near Ypres in which
the Canadians distinguished themselves.
The Germans made an attack on what
they believed was weak spot In the
British line.
The German attackers, thinned by the
fire from the British trenches, were sud
denly astonished to hear a roar OF voices
and see log line OF SLOUGH HATED mon
rush forward to meet them, shouting
"For Canada and old England!"
The Germans broke and fed" con-
tinues the correspondent. The flight
became contagious Trench after trench
fell. These athletic fellows bore every
thiHg before them, using their bayone,
with gusto
1T was not until the Germans brought
their artillery into play that the victori-
Gus pursuit was stayed.
According to my informant more than
a mile of ground was gained by the
Canadians, who lost only two killed and
fourteen wou. ded."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-16
NEW RUSSIAN ARMY.

LONDON, Jan. l6--The Morning POSTS
Petrograd correspondent says the Rus
sian forces moving westward north OF
the lower Vistula have encountered only
cavalry patrols as far as Serpetz. which
Is twenty miles west of their position IN
yesterdays report. 1t is believed. the
correspondent says, than Grand Duke
Nicholas intends TO use fresh army of
100000 men IN this movement.
This army" the correspondent con-
tinues, would place the German troops
at Mlawa In wise and at the same
time would threaten the rear OF the Ger
mans now In front OF Warsaw. The
Russian advance also threatens the Ger
man line OF communications Rt n point
through which the main supply Of men
and supplies has reached Gen. Won
Hindenburg in central Poland
The correspondent quotes civilians of
the district as speaking of German ac-
tivties, which seem TO point to prepasa-
tions for withdrawal westward. The
Germans, he says, are reported to be
assembling minor units at collecting
points. They also have moved the
wounded from towns near the front ana
the field hospitals.
This. the correspondent points out may
be only preliminary to another attack
when the frost has made the marshy APP
proachos 10 the river Sanks hard enough
FOR quick movements.
"It Is likely" he continues, that Gen.
Won Hlndenburg prefers to suffer another
rulnous waste of men rather thas to order
a full retreat at a time when the German
troops are still gathering In Hungary.
Tne J;erfnau-iiunEaTis combination c.:
IDENTIFY is TO be nursed, even at the eN-
penso OF the entire campaign in Poland
The despatch adds that both the Ger
mans and Austrians have brought up
monster pieces OF artillery against the
Russians. but that the latter are now pro
vided with guns which can cope with
even the newest OF the German weapons.
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RUSSIANS CLAIM
GAINS ON RIGHT
BANKOF VISTULA
PetrOgrad Also Announces
Repulse of German
Attacks.
FOES CAVALRY FALLS
BACK UNDER PRESSURE
Special Gable Despatch to TUE sus.


PETRoGRAp, Jan. 15.--The official state
ment issued tonight announces repulses
of German attacks at several points in the
Lotzen district and claims advances on
the right bank OF the vistula. on the left
bank OF the vistula. the statement says
the Germans made their usual attacks
but were repulsed at every point. The
statement follows:
Through Thursday night and Fri
day there was comparative calm on all
the fronts, Insignificant German at
tempts to attack our advance posts in
the Lotzen district were unsuccessful,
and after heavy losses the enemy was
obliged to fall back ON his positions.
on the right bank of the lower Wis.,
tula We continued on Thursday TO
press the German cavalry, which was
only supported by small infantry
units. The enemy. whom we had
driven out of Ssrpez. occupied the
fords of the Skrawa, but was unable
TO maintain himself there and con-
tlnued to fall back TO the northward
under our pressure.
on the left bank OF the Vistula the
Germans delivered their usual attacks
In some sections, particularly on the
BorJimow Rawa front, but nowhere
with success
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BERLIN, by wireless to London. Jan. Is
The German Wal Office announced to-
day that the north bank OF the River
Aisne had been cleared Of French troops
and that six villages north and northeas,
of Scissors had been occupied by German
u oops. II said he French had suffered
heavily and had retired TO the south OF the
Aisne under fire Of heavy artillery.
The German attacks are described as
slowly In Poland, west of the
Vistula. The announcement said:
Some torpedo boats appeared yes
terday of westende. They were ac-
companled by small craft which APP
preached to within nine miles OF the
coast.
French attacks on both sides OF
Notie Dame de Lorette. northwest OF
Arras, were repealed by us. \ trench
which We took eight days ago from
the enemy near Ecurie and which
had since been occupied by a part of
ono OF our companies, was lost by us.
The fighting in this locality continues
to rage to-day.
The northern bank Of the River
A,sne to the northeast of Scissors has
been cleared OF French troops. BY
continuous fighting we were success
full In taking Cufiies, Crouy. Bucy-ie-
Long, Missy, as well as VauNrot and
VALERIE tall to the north and north
east of Soissons). French here
suffered heavy losses. Their retreat
TO the south OF the Aisne took place
under the fire of our heavy artillery.
The conditions which obtained in this
battle were very similar to those
which prevailed in 1870. Even though
the two battles north Of Scissors are
not comparable to those of August
81 n,.1I .l.s
wide as that at Gravelotte and st.
Privat.
The French made a very strong at
tack north of Verdun near Consen-
voye on our positions near ALLY, but
were repulsed by US.
In the region of st. Mihiel the
French delivered some attacks. They
reached our front line of trenches.
but were beaten of by counter at
tacks, and sustained heavy losses,
During the lighting last night our
troops occupied some OF the positions
OF the enemy, but after rebuilding our
positions We voluntarily left those
taken from tho enemy without n
contest
An attack in force near Mcsnll,
north OF st. Mihiel, WAS beaten off by
us.
In the vosges there were nothing
more than artillery duels yesterday.
In East Prussia and in northern
Poland there has has been no change.
Our attacks In Poland west OF the
Vistula are making slow progress.
In the capture by us OF one of the
Russian vantage points northeast OF
the Rawka We took 500 Russian
prisoners and became possessed OF
three OF their machine guns. Stubborn
counter attacks by the Russians were
here driven back with heavy losses
TO the enemy.