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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-03

AIr aud Mrs. Lee q. Wells moved
yesterday TO their attractive new
apartment at l2l7 South Boston ave
me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
AN EMERSON PIANO FOR $275

Did you ever hear of Emerson
pianos being sold at such ridiculously
low price? OF course yon never did
because its just another sample of our
price slashing campaign. We always
sold this piano for $500, but for the
month of March only we will sell you
a new Emerson piano shipped direct
from the factory, style "a in either
fancy mahogany, fancy walnut, or oak
case for $275 including stool and scarf
on payments of $40 down and So per
month. Here is a piano that everyone
knows to be strictly first class, and the
Emerson Piano Company have been
making pianos since 1849, and yet this
month you can purchase it at a less
price than you would pay for an
ordinary piano. If you are thinking
of buyirg a piano send for an Emerson
catalogue to Geo. d. Jarvis G. Son,
Burlington, VT adv46-u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
CERTAIN RESULTS
Many Manchester Citizen Knows How
Sure They Are

thty nv
Nothing uncertain about the work
Of Doan's Kidney Pills in cases of kid
ney trouble. There is plenty of posi-
tive proof Of this in the testimony Of
citizens. Such evidence should con-
vince the most skeptical doubter. Read
the following statement:
Mrs. l.. Fl. Stevens, Manchester De-
pot, VT, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills
did me world Of good when had
kidney trouble. All kidney sufferers
will do well to give this remedy fair
trial. In my case Doan's Kidney Pills
have always lived up to the claims
made for them and | also know OF
many other people who have had ben
eft from their use. The endorsement
| have given before still holds good"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the Same that
Mrs. Stevens had. Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y. adv-46-2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
REPUBLICANS TUNING UP

Nos That Congress has Adjourned
Leaders Of the G.. o. Y. Are Busy
Looking Toward Party Successes in
1916
Now that the Sixty-third Congress
is a thing Of the past, Legislators,
many Of whom have not yet gone
home, are beginning to survey the po-
litical field. Not only have political
leaders in the House and Senate, as
well as in the White House, been busy
fighting their Legislative battles, but
they have also distracted attention
from their brethred on the outposts,
who have been left 10 comparative OBJ
security.
For a long time the hopes of politl-
cal parties have been centered on the
outcome of legislative achievement or
failure. This has been particularly
true of the last two years. The Will
son administration and the Demo ratio
party counted on Congress to fert.fy
its position. Republicans counted on
Congress, under Democratic leader
ship, to make their way to success
smooth by wrecking the Democratic
party.
Congress has adjourned and the
Judgment of the people on the out
come of this sort of political warfare
is to be invoked. Political leaders are
going to toll again in the fallow fields
to break ground for the Forthcoming
Presidential campaign, and to plant
the seeds of political argument that
will ripen into the harvest of the next
election.
To Push Party First
The most ambitious attempt of this
kind is the organization of the Ma
tional Republican Publicity Bureau,
which will lay before the people the
results of Congressional activity and
will conduct a campaign in the inter-
est of the Republican party without
promoting the cause of any faction or
candidate. Republicans, benefting by
their experiences of the last three
years, have decided to adhere to the
doctrine of the common good and to
avoid the error Of trying to make
Roadway by pushing forward one or
another leader as a Presidential can
didate.
All signs point to campaign of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11

party instead Of leadership, The era
Of individual exploit ana achievement
such as prevailed with the advcn, Of
Colonel Roosevelt seems TO be at an
nd Republican leaders in Congress
ta,k less about leadership than about
party opportunity and there is a dis.
position. which was shown especially
in the opposition to the ship purchase
ll, to stand together and prepare the
ank and file and LEI the question Of
leadership be decided only when il be
,omes necessary
in the Democratic party the trend
has been the other way. The old slo-
gan, "for the Democracy" has fallen
into disuse. much TO the regret OF
some of the leaders. Indications are
that the campaign will be fought for
the justification Of the Wilson admin
istration and the record il has made.
The President has swallowed up the
Democracy, with the exception of some
rebellious spirits, and the administra-
ton leaders speak of the work of Con-
gress and of whatever has been ac-
complished in the last two years as
Wilson's work, rather than as the APP
plication of Democratic doctrine TO
public problems.
Convention to Choose Leader
Republicans say the party has no
available leader who stands out so
conspicuously that he would be able
to solidify all the party forces behind
him. The Democrats, On the contrary.
are not able TO get away from their
leader For this reason it is predicted
by Republicans that the party as such
will make the fight until the conven-
ton chooses the leader, and that no
man can count on being selected until
the roll of delegates is called
There will probably be pre-conven-
ton booms without number. There is
already talk in the air. Senator Weeks,
of Massachusetts, is mentioned. Elk
Senator Burton is talked about. Asso-
ciate Justic Hughes name appears in
the list. But the race has not yet
fairly begun, and by progressives as
well as regulars admission is made
that everybody will have chance UNI
til the convention makes its decision.
There will be "favorite sons" without
number, probably, and one or another
will work his way upward, but after
his nomination he will be pushed for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
OF AERO
PLANE SCOUT DUTY

On the evening Of August 23d the
news that his allies had Unexpectedly
retired reached Sir John French, lie
was warned, too, that four German
army corps had been detached from
the advancing wave; three Of them
were to attack him on his front, while
the fourth manuuvrcd to outilank him
on his left,
To resist that onslaught, Sir John
French had only two army corps. Ills
position was critical In order TO deal
adequately with the situation, he must
first learn the exact nature of the dan
ger that threatened him. But time
vas short; only few hours of day
light remained. he g was a situation
that demanded the services Of the air
scouts. The pilots, in their swift
aeroplanes, darted away, each upon
predetermined course. In the rapid
but comprehensive survey that they
made they found the positions OF the
enemy, gagged the approximate
strength of the advancing forces and
detected the exact nature of their
thanking movement. As direct re-
suit of their reconnaissance, the Brit
fish commander in chief ordered a
general retirement at dawn the next
day. What would not commanders Of
the past have given for the all-seeing
eve of such air couts!-Claude Ora
hame- White, on Aircraft in War;" in
The Youths Companion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11
STATE FORESTS DEMONSTRATES
PRACTICABILITY OF FORESTRY

That forestry can be made TO pay is
well illustrated by some Of the state
/ forests, whose chief purpose is to fur
/ nish demonstrations to private own
ers. These tracts have been mostly
acquired al very low figures, ranging
+ from 81 TO Sc an acre, and Of course
have not a heavy stand of timber
which would yield large immediate
profits. However, many are more or
less covered with young growth with
here and there patches Of culled old
growth. 1t is the policy of the For
estry Department never TO cut from
any forest more wood or lumber than
has grown during the interval since
| the previous cut. Cuttings are also
made with view TO improving the
remaining stand or of clearing away
poor growth preparatory TO planting.
One Of the best state forests, be-
cause of its accessibility to good mar
kets. is the Geo. Aitkin Forest in
1 Mendon, about three miles from the
City Of Rutland. This large area of
over 500 acres covering Bald Noun
tain, was purchased for 1926 an acre.
/ The wood alone on several acres of the
poorer land has recently been sold for
$40 an acre, which will just about pay
for reforesting with valuable species.
On other portions wood is sold for
S1.25 per cord standing, so that the
forest is now on permanently paying
basis. 1t is estimated that this area
has about 10000 board feet of lumber
and over 1000 cords of wood at the
present time. As soon as the waste
land on the various forests is planted
they will all become income producers
with the possible exception Of one
where the maintenance of buildings re-
quires the employment of permanent
caretaker.
The Forestry Department has rails
ed about one-half million three-year-
old trees for planting on the state for
ests, in addition to those which will be
sold to private owners. 1t is intended
to plant these the coming spring If
money is provided by the Legislature.
State Forester Halves estimates
Il
that if the present state forests OF
10000 acres could be increased four or
five times that the Forestry Depart
ment of the State could be made self
supporting, and an increasing amount
of educational work could be carried
on as well as more efficient fire pro-
lection furnished, as the condition OF
the forests was improved.
Every year there are more bills in
the Legislature for special approprla-
tons to aid the poorer towns. If the
State could invest this money in
building up the permanent resources
of these towns instead of pauperizing
them, they would in time be able to
get on without state aid
Rev. Peter MacQueen, well known
throughout Vermont from lecture
tours in which he has visited many
centers, was married recently at the
home of Rev. William C. Carter, d. D.,
on Fifth avenue in New York City, to
Mrs. Blanche Lincoln, bookkeeper at
the Perkins Institute for the Blind.
Miss Elsie MacQueen of London,
niece of the groom, and Arthur X.
Peck, the lecturer, attended the bride
and groom. Mr. MacQueen has plan
ned wedding trip Of two months in
the war zone, intending to first visit
Poland, then Germany, Austria,
France, and Belgium.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11

ward by the impetus of the party in
stead Of dragging !, behind him, I'M
less there is complete ovcrturning Of
all the political conditions that now
exist n, Y. Tribune,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11

Mrs. Marion Green, Of Rutland, has
been appointed school nurse in that
city for the remainder of the school
year, at a salary of SGT month. DIR.
G. Fl. Gebhardt, city health officer, has
been engaged as medical inspector in
the school, his pay to be on per diem
basis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11

To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and ENJOY
life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the
family system tonic. Price, $l.OO. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-03-11

Picture framing, furniture repairing and making
over mattresses at this time of the year speciality and
satisfaction guaranteed
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Ser GrtrasYrniit ben bic
6rxpp'ihen 0Serfe
semabt
&irS ben 0tlisOnos fiIr Die Saml'
lien gefallcner &rieser 5ngefiigt.
ungefG6r 100000 Wtart
peroen n oil der @eiie

ungefdbr 24,000,000 Ws T I
perDen in fol de r Weiie
pernenbet.
Berlin, 10. RoDem6er. 2luf orabts
ioism Wess na4 Suppille. 6. 5.
Obslei9 Der DON ben arupp'i6sn @er'
ten i'm psrsaugenen Sabr semaat'
grofit, Der Ii9 auf 100000 Rart
($21 500, ,OO0) bslduft, oas grtIdrsu
elmer Dipiosnoe pOn "a pro5snt mDgs
LID MAIDEN lpiirbe, bat Die &ompagnie
beidlofen,. als 5olge oes a-ieses teis
usn Grtrasp sprDfit gu MAIDEN. Is purs
be bsbbalb. ME i'm porisen Sahr, cine
Gipipsnbe DON II proaent srtldrt, uno
Elm usbsriaub DON uHssfabr 24,ooo,s
600 Rart pirb fir Wobltbdttatsitss
auets uerlpenbst iperoen. Dem SiIfss
fonos fir bic 5amiIisH Der i'm ariege
a.fauenen SOIoatsN tpsroeu 10000, 900
@art SusepsRbst psrosH uno S,7oo,<
600 Mart Dem IagemsineH Silfss
ionps.
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Qln DiefemSrte inIeutIb.
lamb
SOGten sur 3eit sine gro
8. anSabI BON aufts
f9iffen sebaut wsr'

9onbon, 10. Ropembsr. Der
RutterbumeraOr aOrreipOnoeut bes r0dis
lb telegraph bebauptet aus abioIut
ii9ersr AusIle erfabren 3u baben. bub
CUR 3sit an beinabe Stpei 0uBeno
p,ridiebsnsn Orten in 9eutidlano
3,ppeline sebaut tpiirben. 2uftidiffs
itSen Spps, 3eppslins, puriepuIs uno
S6iittss s2an3 Sallcns ipiiroen nit
fisberbafter Gils tOnitruiri. Die neuen
euftIdiFfballen piirSen aus Giien er'
bdut, nit 0ddern aus idperem
GtienbI.d, uIs SdubmubreseI ssgen
'asrOpIanansriffe. Die &rupps fOIIsn
aud nit Der anfertisuns bon aufts
I4iffbaIIen bsiadftist iein, bic in
S.itiOnsn iibsran bin transport tpsr-
ben t6nneil
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Gin 3eppelin
Sn a4t Stunoen pom Se..
nespdr no 6 Softa ge,

Sn a DIT Stunoen BON Ses
mespdr mad Sofia ges
fIogen.
Berlin, 10. Rop. 2luf brabtlo.
lem Wege naa SaDbille, %. .. @ine
0epei6e aus SOfia beIdreibt bic &(ns
tunft zines Zeppelin 2ufti9ffes
oortIeI6it. bas ben Slug bon Seues-
bar III llngarn, 72 Uleilen norb0itli9
BON 8elgrab, iiber llngarn, bus norbz
Oitli9e Serbien uno noropeitli6e
9ulgarien in udt Stunben eemaat
bat.
nQn gorb bes 3eppelins befano iia
Der 9er5og bon Wletlenburg," beibt es
III Der 0epeI4e. 0ds 2ufti9tff tpurbe
Iofort na9 'Teiner 4ntunft Don benz
SOnig 5erOinanb, MitgIiebern bes
aabinets unb elmer rieiigen WenI6ens
menge 6eiu9t. Der &Dnig begriibte
ben Ser3Og in Der ber5liaften Deiie.
4m Ha4mittug trat Der Zeppelin bic
SRii6rsiip IN
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Die asiessbeute spd@ft.
SH araihepae alsin ipmroeu 103
GeihHte nnS oisI @unitioH
erbeutet.
@dbrenb in 9ti4 bieguIs
saren 100 Gsi4iBs s.rs
oberteu unb $500 Ge

fangene ma9ten.
Berlin, 10. ROp. eluf orabtlo<
fem @ess mad Suppiae, q. q. Cine
Oepei6e aus Sofia, a6er Yubapsit,
enibdlt bic MittfiIuu5, bab bic fraHs
s6iiiten unb britiid.n Sruppsn i'm
iiiblitkn Ser5isn sins f9pers glies
berIage erlitisu unb babel snorms
9srlufie srliitsn bab.H.
Differ Dsp.ite suiOlss fanb bic
S6lodt aipiihsn ariuUlat unb pris
Iep itatt. Die aaiirt.n hattsn einsH
beftiesn alnsriff auf Die 9srtbsiois
sunssii.lluns.n Der SuIsdrsn se'
maht.
Die glIiirien erlittsu ni4t nur
srobe @trluits on aoot.n unb 8er'
ipunbttsu. ion6ern ,s ii.lsn ben Bull
gar.n aii& sablreide Gsfanssns in bic
Sdnbe.
Sm nSrbliden unb mittIeren Sers
bisn isssu bic Ssutittn unb DETER
reidsr Bic gsrfolsuns Der Ssrb.n nit
GROCER gnsrsis fort unO bic gsuts,
bic ibnsn in bic SdnSs fiut. Dd6it
san3 b.beutenb an. Der be3iisli4e Of.
fiaiell. geridt, Der pdbr.nb bes Ia
ses Dom sroben Sauptqadrtier Dsr'
offentliht ipurbe, Iaut,t ipk folgt:
Die 8ritssbeut,. bic in RruidepaB
semdat ipirbe, III auf 1o3 Geidiibe
ansepodisn. BON Sensn bic meiitsn
sdn5 moberne iinb. 9lubcrosm ipnrosn
srpbe MunitionssOrrGtbs erbeutet.
Bel Der ginnabms bon Rii& tpurs
ben bon ben 9ulsarsn 100 @sidiibe
erbeutst unb IL in e,stopac. 2lu6
ipurbsn in RiTh 1890 Ssrbsn sefan'
gen ssncmmen. Die grfoIsuns Der
Ssrbsn ipirb auf Der sanSsn ainis nit
Der srSbtsn Gnersis fOrtssIebt.
Bonn 6itli6.n aritss,
fHaupIaB.
Die ron Dtn RuIfsR ia Der Gsssns
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Sic 8eribte iiber bie aataitrop9e nod b0dit
r ntamgcl6aft.

bon Risa unternommene Sffeniibe 1T
feblgeI6lasen. @inem 8pritob Der
Ruifen segen bic pDiitionen Der Seutz
Iden BEL aemniern, 20 Meilen peit.
Ii9 bon Riga, lpurbe fdnell ein gnbe
sernadt. IS ipurben aud itarte In>
griffe Der Rufen auf SacpbitaOt abs
sefhlagsn unD Elm Sffi5ier unb 1T
Wunn ssfansen senpmmsn.
Die RuiIen Deriu9tsn aud cine
OffeniiDe IN Der geseno Don G3arto.
rbst. sic periu6ten Bel 8ubta bic
ainisn bsr 0sutiaea gu bur46rs8:n,
tpurbsn aber ubssidldssn unb Our6
einsn Sesenansriff III ibre friibsren
poiitionen Suriidgeporfsn. Der pom
9auptquartisr oerGff.ntIi6te geritt,
Der auf bic greigniiie an bieisr 5rOnt
9esus but, Iautet tpie folst:
.armsesruppe bss SslbmarIdaas
BON 9inoenburg: 8eitli6 DON Riga
tpurbs elm ansriff Der Rufen auf
Gemmern 5Hm Stillftanb sebra6t.
Weitlib bon Satobitdbt tpurben itarte
fein0li6s aplonnsn, bic gum stnsriff
iibsrsinstn, 5uriid9si6lagsn. Gin Sf>
fi3ier uno 1T Wann purbsn bier
gefansen seuommeu. Dor DiiRabu-g
beIardntten bic Ruiisn ibre attipitdt
auf Elm lsbbaftes 2lrtilltriefeuer.
Bon Der armsesruppe Oes prinsen
2sopOlb III ni6ts Widtises gu mel
ben.
.Qrmsssruppf bss Generals Don
2iniinseu: Gin 9eriu6 Der RuFeu,
unI,re ainis n0rOli6, in Der Rd6e Don
gubtu, peiili6 DON GSariorpsi, gu
our4brsdsn, ipurbe Don OitpreuBfIden
uHo .Riiiiden %saimsnisrn abssi9Ia>
gen. 9urd siusn Sssenansriff tDurbe
Der 5.iHo in isiHs friibsrsH qoiitiOnen
3uriidgeipurfsn.
2luf osm DsitIiden Rrisgsi9aupIas
bat iid Hitts Don beiOHo.rer 8i6tigs
tsit sreianet.
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belt iid in Der 5aupifdde Oarum, bic
Oeuti4en su Dtrbinbtrr. ii9 fir ben
Winter gu Derf4ausen, uoer aud, um
gu perbinbern, bab iis BON bieier
SrOni aus 9erftartunssn nab benz Ter,
bii6eu arisssidaupiaB itideu.
aud bic Staliensr fss,n ibre Offsn'
iipe fort, absr ebenfolIs cine stpas
bamit au errsi9en. Sbr. Sffsuiips III
absr. pis IS ifeint, fart i'm Tu6taia
fen. lDabriasirllib elm JOls. Der Tsbl
idpsren 8erlaits. bic 4. BEL ifren fort
ipdbrsnb,n gtnsriffsn triittsn hubsu.
On Der tpeftliden lrOn. finben nu'
,inbto,utsnbe admpf. fatt, es iint
ober. Ssrii4te i'm Ilmlauf, baB BIZ
Teuti9su sins neus Offeniipe I'M N.l
fen bsabii9tissH, lDie iis cine fold,
Dor einsm Jdbr unterHommeH bsben.
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3ie CHeniine bcr Stalie'
mer abermals suiam,
mengebrDben.
Sie batten peiter ni6ts
ais rieiigs 9erIuite fir
bic StaIisnsr aur
Gplne

Golse.
Berlin, 10. Rop. guf brabtlps
lem Wsse na6 SapDile. Die brittle
srobs OffeniiO. Der Stalisner an Der
sSipn3o 5runt ,anR oefiuitip als 5ebIs
'Itlag bt3.i6ret tperben," iugt Der
&orreiponbent Der r&0lniiden SEE
iuns' i'm 0fsrrsi6iia unsariiden
5auptquuriier, .Osnn bic StaIiener
MAIDEN isBt uur nod f4Dats 9srIu6s
pprsuriiten.
.BGbrsnO Der lssten admpfs ia.
ben bic StaIisnsr risiiss gerIuits err
litten, unb fs ba6sn aubsroem 1897
Maun, SaruRter 100 Offi3isre, an
@siongensn Dsrlcrsn. Si. Spfer, bic
bic Staliensr an SOoteu, @erpunbeten
unO 9efanssnen g,brudt. iDarsu aae
umionit. bsnn Die Oitsrr.t4ild un'
sarii6.u srupp.n babsn ale i9re pps
iitionsn bebduptst."
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s Gintinnah, aoanertas, ben ii. Napember 1915.
Gon oer u9lntona~ fno iolueit $40 lleberlebenoe
@lan0et ipor6en

erbaltsn. lire Wadfamitit au ptrbcps
psln. fsinbIide zau96oOte su sstitS.
renunb qaiidsisrbompfsr III fAiitsn.
Die Jlotte ion bsrfu1ett, bic Sjt.rs
reidifden sau9bopte taran III ptrs
binbern. bas ubriatifds ma..r au Drs
iaifen.
SonbOm II. gsDD. Gepeifett
aus 9ionv Die OIL Die bieiigen Wor.
geiiaeitunsen seididt irairberL iaseu,
onb, ola oas llnterieebuot Sneo alf
bic ancona madyte, Der Ganipicr
pollen Dampf gab unb 5u sntfliebsn
iudue. Sds llnterieebcct aber ali.
mdblid, beran tam uitb au feueru an.
.jing. Die ansona tpnrbe ipieberboIt
am Bug setroffen. IN 4orb oes
Gampiers entitanb zine 9arit itub
Der Slapitin gab Damn ben 9eriiid
5i entflieben ailf. Das unterieebpot
perienfte Sann Die stneOna nit einent
Sorpebo. gs mar nidt noglid,, aile
9ooie ans3uieseu. gisIe Der gsaiia.
siere, Die serettct tpurbeI ipranssn
nit TettlinssgiirteIn Derieben iiber
8orb.
9ie iyunfeniigirale Der slnecna
bradten Den fralBoiiiden Sanpfer
Slaibalt uno mcbrere .@oote sir
Stcile. Ole pieIc 2eiite rcttctell.
Ger neiie transatIartHhe Danlpier
@iirieppe gyeroi, Der sseapeI cit. paar
StunOcn nab Der slHca.a perIaiisn
bate. fam tpoblbebaIten IN @ib.aI.
tar au.
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an Der striPa 5rOnt fait sdnsli6e

an Der StriPa 5ront fait sdn3li6,
Siile.
Sin gerfu6 Der aufen, in be,
ylabe bon G5artorpft bur6subreden
1T bon ben Seutf6en unb Seiterrei;
Hern na4 beftigen admpfen pereitelt
iporben.
Stalienif4er ariessf4auplab: =
Die 4ftipitGt Der italienii6en Grtils
lerie nabm am 9ienstag tpieber al Der
san8en 5rOnt ettpas 3u. Jeinblite q(n.
griffe auf ben iiibli4en Sbeil Der Bob
CORA poiition, sesen 3asora, BEL plaOo
unb auf bem Sol bi Cana tpurben az,
seidlagen.
.Jeinblide 4eropnne belegten ga.
breiind nit Bomber. Wsbrere Gipilis
iten, barunter cine Grau unb 5ipei 8ina
Der. ipurben setObtet.
Suoplfll0er Hrle9s19dupldp.
.Oeitsrrei4 4sunsarii9e Sruppen.-Sie
glrmee bss Ssnsrals aosDsb bat bic
tart befeitigte 9O9e bon Stliuta, iiiOs
lDsitli6 BON SOanjica, senortmen uno
bic am iiiOli6sn gnbe oes Sslnica
pIateaus poripriusenben So0ben err
itiirmt.
aRorOpetli9 Don aralieoo ridden
bic Oeutiaen an beibeu Seiten Oes
SbarfluHes Dor. Siibpeitlih Oon r&us
I6eOaB baben mir in Der Segsnb BON
4leranbropac on gpben geiponnen.
Die gulsarsn /buben ben Jsinb bsi
Niid- -Qlsrinate, am linten ufer oes
iiblihen Wlorapa suriidaeiflagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Die benti6enlIn ieebDpte
Gntiuidelu uieber anhessewibuIids
aftipitdt.
Gin Gritiider SranspOrtb bamSfer Sun
eiuem Der gpnts ansestiffen.
% maRn purosn bataui
stt0btet 80 ptrSen per.
miBt unb 80 10 ut6su q

MI Bt M D oV 10 urpeH
perDHnbet.
2onbon, 10. Rpp. Die britifHsu
WiIitdrbsb5rSsn tiiaOistsn am abtnt
an. bab Der britii9s 9tausportSam.
| pier .Wsreian1 i'm WiitsIIanoiitxr
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sriffsn iporben isi unb osb SO Wunn
umsstommen unb 30 Tann psrnuh'
bet iporbsn isi.n. Die aniiinbisana
lautet fpis foIsi:
Der nah BEN Often unttrtrtss bs'
finolide 1runsportbdmpfsr .Rets
eian4 tpurbe i'm WsitisIIdnSiideHNsel
pom einsm fsinbIi4en llnterissb0Ot NIT
@efdiiBfsuer ansesrifien. Is seIana
ihm dber. einen 5ofen gu ertsi4su,
Hd6bsm an 8prb 90 Wonn sei5Sisi
unn so bsrtpunbst mprSsn iDorsn. 30
WanH sperosn psrmibt.
Die .WtrcianA 1T Elm Tampftr pcn
6O35 1onnen. Gs tpurbe fsrnef dnss-
tiinbist, pab Der britii6e Dampftr
.goIifornianA, Don 1928 9onnsu
beri,nti iporbsn i,i. Bet sbtnfaIls BON
Der Rssisruns dIs 9ranspurtbampfsr
peripenbet purb<.
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Der sslsgsntIih s.r ~aiianit- Ha'
iaitropbs nur 8 Bis 10 Idlsn pou
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Rotbfisnale bss Daulpiets seishsn.
ibm absr ni3i aa siIfs sssammm
mar.
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britif6sn Rtgisruns iit<rnomnsn
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pom eirsm llnisrisebOOt ptrisnit more
ben.
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btrfsntt.
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ridie b'SiaIid4 aus Gdslinri. Sarpis
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f6s Dampfsr .Grauss' Don sinsm
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maOrgen DsrIsnii iporbsn. Die gsiats
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