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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
GERMAN BATTLESHIP
SUNK BY RUSSIANS
ono of the Deutchland Type, 1920
. Tons, Reported Blown Up by
Submarine,

LONDON, July 6.-The Russian gen.
cfal stall, according to despatch
from Reuter- s correspondent at Pet
IoEFad, reports that q German battle
snip OF the Deutschland type. which
was lending the enemy's line during
= lday naval engagement in the Bal
tle sea- was blown up by two torpe-
ooes discharged by a Russian subma-
rine.
The Deutschland class of battIeships
consists of five ships laid down in
i9l5-4-o; They are, besides the
Deutschland, the Hanover, the Pom
mern, the Schleswig- IIolstein, and the
Schleseln These vessels are pre-dread-
houghts Of 1920 tons displacement
ana carry complement of 100 officers
and men in times of peace
The Deutschland class of boats are
armed with four 11--inch guns. IA
6.7-inch guns and 20 24-pounders. and
are equipped with six submerged tor
pedo tubes. They are built to travel
is knots an hour and cost complete
about $6,000,000 each.
First reports of the naval battle
sent from Copenhagen on Friday said
that the German battleship Wittels-
bach and a battleship of the Kaiser
class had been damaged by shots be.
low the waterline, and had put back
to Kiel Petrograd unofficial reports
said that a cruiser of the Magdebure
type had been sunk in the attack or
Windau. Berlin has admitted that
only the mine layer Albatross was
lost in the engagement having. beer
driven ashore on Gothland.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro, July 6, Mrs Char
lotte A. (Knight) Pentland, 20 wife of
Thomas Pentland.
In West Chesterfield, n. H., June 80,
Hermon G. Smith, SO.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro, July 3, a son, Ar
mold Lester, to Mr.. and Mrs. Don A.
Wilder.
In Newfane, June 80, daughter,
Everne Louise, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
Convey, granddaughter to Mr. and Mrs.
y. II. Convey of Newfane and great
granddaughter to Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Parsons of Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

An individual transmitter for the
telephone has been designed for these
who hesitate, for sanitary reasons, to
make use of instruments in more or
less public places. 1t collapses into a
case no larger than watch.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
BOTANICAL AND BIRD CLUBS.
Field Meeting VIII Be Held This
Week at st. Johnsbury.

ST. JOHNSBURY, July 6.-The an
nual midsummer field meeting of the
Vermont Botanical and Bird clubs
opened last night with business meet
ing at the Fairbanks museum. The
president, Ezra Brainard of Middle
bury, and the vice president, H. S. Per
kins of Burlington, were unable to be
present. The former is in California.
Prof George p. Burns of Burlington,
the secretary, presided. J. II. Elmer
ton OF Boston, an authority on spiders,
has his collection at the museum The
botanists will tramp to Danville to-
day to study orchids and ferns. The
meeting will continue through Satur-
day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

Do not forget the lawn party and all
the good things to be had of the mem
bers of the Ladies circle of the Uni
versalist church tomorrow afternoon
and evening, July Z, at 6 Oak street.
Adv. 1O8.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

Excursion to Watch Hill and Block
Island, July 10. See advertisement on
page 5.-Adv. 10S-111
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

WANTED--A Young man for our re-
tail store. Only one of good habits
and willing to work hard need apply
E. Crosby & Company. 1oS-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

The Lamowaysse Camp Fire Girls
will serve ice cream at the band con
cert tomorrow night.-Adv. 1oS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

Jonah was the first to prove that it
is impossible to keep good man down.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
BRATTLEBoRo MARKET REPORT
Grain and Feed-Retail.

Pork, live weight .......... .os
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-09-01
MARSHALL COUNTY's SPLENDID
EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES

State High and Graded Schoos-There are three
state High schools in the county, located at Warren
a fgy'e and Stephen, each with four years, high
ssehool course, that Includes Sewing and Domestic
Science for the girls and Manual Training and Agri
culture for the boys Warren also has Normal course
tor the preparation of teachers for the rural schools
Al tne county are three graded Schools namely at
oslo' otrandqulst and Middle River, the two latter
villages having just erected fine modern brick school
buildings costing $4,000 each. There are also five
seml-graded schools located at Boxvle, Alvarado.
Viking, Holt and Northeast of Holt The schools at
ssrandqust, Middle River Holt and Boxville are in
the class known as consolidated schools and offer
courses in agriculture and home economics
Rural Schools and Buildings.-Marshall County has
156 school districts independent and consoidaed 6o
rsral schools and buildings with property valuation of
$l55'9l2, while two school houses are beinp
erected at Boxvile and Holt at an outlay of $4,000,
each Rural school attendance 4O57 presided over bv
1of teachers, with maintenance expense of S151 405
me rural school districts received special State Aid Of
$1o'so9S5, and independent districts $10,706.
North Star College, Warren, Minnesota, an educa
henal institution having strong academic commercial
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-09-01

normal domestic science music and art departments
presided over by noted educators. Splendid large we'll
equipped college building and ample campus with park
grounds. f f,'
. VIVA Rosa Academy, Argyle, Minnesota, an insti-
tuition for the education and training of the ,a,+,
under the direction Of Sisters Of St Joseph
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-09-01
MARSHALL CouNTY's GREAT LAND AREA

Area, l,675o4 square miles; 1,O7202412 acres;
1'o1'l29.1l acres land; 89501 acres water; 2121
1arms 1888 population u S. Census of 1910 assess
ed valuation 1914 $S,622,727 real estate; $1649119
personal property; $8981l5 money and credits
Marshall county has Indebtedness bonded or other
wise. ~ = f.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-09-01
MARSHALL COUNTY'S BANKS HAVE
OVER THREE MILLIONS DEPOSITS

Number of banks, 1916 25; capital S355,0Oo; Sur
Plus and Profits, $154750; deposits $3035,29O the
per capita wealth $1s5.7s for every man. woman an
child in the county, based on the 191sB S. census
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-09-01
WARREN AS AN INLAND .. -..
<.:~- -. RAILROAD PORT OF ENTRY.

Great Northern railway trans-continental service
between st. Paul-Minneapolis and Duluth SUPERIOR.
tour daily passenger trains, two North and two South
300 Line Via head of the Great Lakes and Twin Cities
Tour trains daily, two East and two West
MARSHAL county has 131 miles Of railroad Great
Northern 81 and 500 Line IT miles
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-09-01
MARSHALL COUNTY'S CREAMERIEs PAID
2SN FARMER-DAIRYMEN S167 03o *,

1here are thirteen cooperative creameries, having
lzl6 patrons number Of cows, $780, number of pounds
manufactured 733 average price paid for
20 cents; paid dairyen
{ net profits of creameries, s33411O8 all of which
noated back into the pockets of the farmerdarvmen
2. IN addition to the 20 cents paid for butter-fat.
MARSHALL C0UNTY's EXTENSIVE HIGHWAYS
Ing wagon and automobile roads, there are 1900
miles, judicial and county bitches 900 miles, drainaoo
sources Snake, Middle, Tamarac Thief and Red River
of the North!
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-09-01
MARSHALL COUNTY AS A
" PRIMARY GRAIN MARKET.

IN the matter of grain shipments, this county grows
the grain of the Minnesota Red River Valley In 1914
the shipments from the various elevators were as
follows: Argyle 100000 bushels; Stephen 100000
oushels; Avarado 100000 bushels; Warren 100000
oushelS; oslo 4ooooo bushels; Viking 100000 bushels
Middle River 100000 bushels; Newfolden A1oo ooo
bushels; Strandqust $4,000 bushels T2ta, bushels
4,115,COO. Some figures these
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28
Jmmtr witStT
SmiI6t SitOt!
Nf MaHfa mtthfn ice aaa btm
lasahllfhfn tsalltta bus
lfithtH

a'ttiin, 9s. Mmn., Hhtt panbaa
Ter ftud bsf bsailagn Affbaa
htitH IN THaalliitu atagn bic fuHi.
laifn @gAHnafn am 3luia ptVa
Hlnh mat 10 tart, haR blt Anlita
bfm Aailnrm btf Ntfbaabslfa mti.
alfu muhltn. Bic 9lebi aattm, ti.
mo 20 NiuIeu ihe6lilia pon gltIp
ilai, II bon beniidsn lrnppfa be
lgti.
Ter btnit gludlmfiiaa btransat
atbruf oiiiiirIlt btkfidit Atridlt lam
tti ntnnioirn mnltfnahmrn untn
sluatiii mit S,anbaranairn auf I'M.
itse 4ttiInnarr eai yiuatiupi, uurb.
ltd non aliuniIer, lUnf0eu rbudl nit
idllurrtn Nctlaitcn 5HrudGeldllaarn.
nran3oitniIiearr bomburblFlrn
Cittubc, WRibDrllcrfr NIB glrntaar,
inbriisu uGHr ban he irsenb urIdltn
neunensucrtben Sdlnben auridlteten.
Sn WlnIbcim, gaoen, lunr6en orsi
tSiniIiiien Onrdj gombcnparic ae.
t1htet.
Geitlidler ArirgsidlunpIub - gIrs
mesarnppr Oes TelhmaridlaIIs BON
0inDenburg: yi0roIidl uOn 9anst,
mObin iidl Der geitern gsidllastnc
iSeinb 5nriidsug, Derindlten bic 1lui.
ien feiteu lnh sn faiitn, ipnrben
aber miibeloS in bic 6lndt geidlIas
gen. 8ir madtrn iiber 1000 9luiien
81 tSefangeuen InO erOberteu 5iuei
(Seidnbe nHo ueun WiaidJineugelueb.
re.
SiiO1itlidl Don aoiuuO Sriugen bic
SeiltldjeH inter @eneral b. GidlbOrn
itegreid bOr; bic StnOt glareiu iuarOe
BON nHieren SrnppeH eingenDmmen.
Die glrmecgrnppe Oes sSelOmnr.
ldlalls b. Wlnfenien treibt bic ge.
idllagenen glniien sluiifen gtndn-
luieeo nHb Oem Eripst bpr iidD fer.
Die bemtidje aGDallerie bnttc geitern
@eIegcnbeit, iidD aHs5n5eiduen, in
nem iie elmer r1iiiIdlen aGDaaerie-
DiDillDn bei 2 Samars 5iDiIden aDiuel
nRh anbriil IN iiCereides @efedlt
liefertc.
@Dm Iiibli6cn SrtegsidGnplab -
1lnter iiibrnng Ses @rafen Wenrrul
b. 8Dtbmcr Onrdbrnden bentif)e nnO
nusarifde Srnppen Die rHiiiIdle
Sdlndtlinie nm Slpta 9ipa GSlnf
itnO trieben bic 3niien in bic iylndlt.
glndD Sitgali5ien iuirS MN balo BON
ben Gnilen befreit iein an6 Der
arieg and an Sieieni 9unfte uad)
Hmflau6 biaeingetragem iuerOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28
MinrnlprcnQnllg on
Der SagcSOrOnullg
9rutldr 6IngirnGe wgfDrn mt itiR
Ii9Cu qniti, inDcm lie mebrerr
OCrielbrn jCrIiOren!
Der tIIcrnt Stniibt e9aa atbi nntrI9aittrII9l

Nflin. ubgr Qonbon. as alm
cns arfasomi ucI0elt afIirra
abtuA uber Wa gcrsousN old otn
meiilidlru NrieasihaipiRa 1olgeu.
0es sSn Ger Champagne m0 Al
Oen @laaah9ttu Rritoricn mir ieinO.
Id'e 5dgieenlrabcn una gr0pettc
0urh aineH0rplohoucn ,sn oen
0oaein mnr0c cin ldlmader ansriii
Der 6ron3oiea nit geidiisteii ab.
griuieien. ,Sh SoartboI, ober. nno
mterhalb bon Saarlmiis, marien
am 26 sliiguit jmei ieiu0Iidle ,}Iie.
ger1eitm20cr @oniben ob. Yicb.
rerc GerioReB mnroen aeto0trt o0er
perrptuoet. Ger anaerihtete Nlatrs
riaIihcoen lit mbe0euteno. Ger
1einO be3ahlte icin llnternehn1en nit
Dem Berlint ron bier tShIg5euaen.
GoS erite nuroe in Der lldbe uon
gollben in gran0 aeihoileu unO
itiir3te ob. 4ilot uno geobadltcr
nuroen get6otst, Gos Brpeite gerietb
in Der 9iGbe bon Aomilln unbeihd.
oigt in unlere SGnoe. 0ie sSniaiien
uurOen gefangen genommen 9as
brittle tplir6e in Der g1dbe bon glrra.
court norolid) 9unebille, BON einem
oeutihen 5lieger DOR ben fran5oii-
ihen 9inien pnH gE6Itlrs ae5mungen
iino lp1tcr bon rnierer gtrtillerie
aerIt0rt. Gns bierte ltiir5te inner.
baGb oes Seuerbereides iSnicrer
8lug3eugbdtterien in Der Jt1be bon
Moorons, iiiolid giamenns. binter
Der feiitoIi1en 6ront ab lnto iDiroe
gleitbfolIs 5uIammeltseidoiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28
aailsr ,eidlne. CatntrdI. nna.

gouoou 2s. gluglit. 8ur Jeicr
Der Siege Int Eiten mo Der 3uriid.
baItling Der 5rinoe an Der peitIidea
6ront, Ste Die Ieutidcn all Ser DIT.
liben 5rpnt IN StonO geicbt BAT,
meit nod .lubInuO einjnorirgen,
bat aaiier gsilbeIm ioIaenoen Seer.
fiibrern Den Sr0en 8our Ie 9ierite
General bon Sranb,
0em aonlmanoanten Der Sruppen
6nIiden Der Y9oas un0 Der @loieI,
@enerdloberit bon 6aIfenbauien.
5nbrer Der gGrnee oil Der @reu5e
BON 9otbringcn, @eneraloberIt bon
@eerIueeL Dem Giibrer Der 7. glr.
NEE, @euernl @ae0e. aonmcnoant
Ger 8ruppen in GlioB, uno General
bon 6ubedy gefeblsbaber Der /. s[r.
NEE, Die i'm oorigen Sabre ben Sieg
Bel Nlon5 errallg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28
g8ieOer eiumaL eeloaen.

Berlin, 2S. giaguit. - Die bri.
tiide amtIide Meloung, oaF Gin
engliider eylieger Elm oeutidJeS II
8UOt serlt1rte. lunrOe bier beite als
grnnDloS erflGft. 9Seiter wirb ans
gefiibrt: oGins nnIerer lt.guote ger
it6rte am 16. gIugnit Surdl @eI6iib.
feier bic Sen5Olfabrif NIT 9lebens
iuerfen bel Sarrington. Die briti-
fdle Mel6nnG baf Oas it.SDOt bic
pficnem StGDtc Soarriugtun, &artOn
nnD 86ite 'paben 6Om6arSierte, lit
nHridtig.
slnf Oas glcidc lls8OOt lDnrOc
am 10. g(ngnit pOn eiaem sruhcn
gsalIngirrOampier IN Der iriidjen Gre
aeienert, bod indt aetrOffeu."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28
1oIIaIlIltH briHgtH
Doe aaIltrbob ausl
pla hftatnaff Nstlaa N itil 81
nthtn be Nilas nsh nidit
haafmtlfu.

HlsfliH NhN NeHhaH 7a wHH
n iaHiltt h NlhmaM Aln 4
WaAie aNlNW lWW paf NfuuaHHa
h ralllhgn NglsNelaats bls sH8i
atl November bfioHni hab lih his
llifth MaeH.lalieaef hdtaui HFfinsal
taiiSH. HpH btm pofiai b alpids
laa ee6aueg bie tnlHdN dnsuhfn
aeu aglu boe btnildg alplf "a.
NIT ill cine lnnoiatrpe 1irsIiitdae
efle0lai motbeh ei Nuaniia ,Adh
teH blifb Der iir cine pontuot i
ldlrill trlerbiric llob iber Dem
Nauplpctidl leet oa Der 8cidlsida
iidi ngiaCtif rinc non Ndilcr AliI
hglm Ia Norldllda arbrddie ,Snldriii
un5iuiehnrlt non elmer unbcren abrf
palltg 0tf Nniirr mditS miiicn
Hbe iidl Der 1leIdlsida berinaie.
btadite Der RcidlAidaspraii0eeui Or
,3ohnnuee a6mpi 0oS nbIidle sod
anf Den Matter aus. lla0 MIN trnt
ein ereianiB Elm. 0os ieit 9eiteben
oes Ieuiidlen 9ieid)cs nod uid't
ituttaeinnOen. gpci io5ioIiitiide
MeidlstagsmitaIic6er liintmten iren.
oia IN Die Sodlruie nit Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28
g1ene ltnrnIIen in ssynbien.

8ofio, %. auguIt. - 9on gfne.
rifanern ouSgegebenen 4ribotna6.
rihten 8ufoIge, 6ie friiber III sSnoier
Iebten, IoIl cine ltnriibc Der noroIi-
den StGmne ditsgebrohen ieilt
0i1n glnirbt, OaB oie Oortigen 9e.
BORDEN, ipenn bon treuen inOiihen
9ruppen lnltaritiibt, einen epelttti.
ellen 2lufltonO unterOriiden f0nnen.
G8 miro beriatet, Dab Die Stdm-
me ourb 2iteratur nufgerei3t unO
ongeltahelt iinO, sic ibnen bon gtgi-
tatoren in Gan 5rancisto int6 in
Manila uno ourd tiirfiidle 8ropa-
gdn0ilten gegeben wuroeu.
8iS iest iino nod feline an5eihet
bon einer cpentuellen abiidt. iopa-
niIhc Eruppen uoh SnOien ooer
ou ienoeh porbanOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28
Cafel Sanl tit
leidJt 80 beiiegen!
Wiebr5G5l Der 6Dnbernenrs' Spnfe.
rems erflarte bic Ser. Gtnaten
fir einen arieg anuurbereitet.

Bolton, Wenii, %. sl1tgiit. -
Die Webrbeit Ger bier 3itr @ouber.
lleurssaoltfereEi eridieneue1 9ele-
gatn - 5urneilt @pnberneare unA
@r.@uuperneltre einigten fidD in
Der geitrigen Sd[uBIisllng aitf einen
9ei6l1lB, nod Dem Die Ser. Staa-
ten oireft ultpor6ereitet ieien, eiiten1
@iufoa eine5 europ1tiden Stnates
erfolgreih @i0eritauO IeiIten 8it f0n.
nen. @orperneur 5ielOer bon 9tep
Serlep empfd5l oringeno ote gser.
mebrung 0es itebenoen &eereS iinl
25,000 0tann uno Die Shoffung
einer GeIerbe-glrinee bon 250,000
0}ann. @ouperne4lr Ganne pon
Sllinois berIangte, OaB ie0e Shule
ooer gr8iebungsaititolt, Die aus O1i-
IitGrfonO8 3nidaiien erbdIt, ibren
Shiilern minoeltens cine bieriGbriqe
militariid)e 9(nSbiIoltng dnge0eiben
IGBt. 8e3ilgIih Der 8eriorgung
ameritaftiider 9lrnieen NIT 8afFen
oOer Munition ntadte 9fe0ner oonn
ferner nod odraltf oitfrnerfiam, 6oB
cine britiide oOer oeiitid)e sSlotte ie.
ben 9lugenblid 0erurtigc oinerifoni.
idet fSabrifel perttihten f6nne, ga
fie aIle iilner6alb $50 0feiIen pon
Stem 9orf lGeen. Gounerneur
Sanrnls BON SIoriou erfIarte 0age.
0en oaB, luenn Der arieq IN europa
nod 5tDei Sabre oouerte, ouf Der
9SeIt ii6erbdllrt feline unoere 9lrmec
oOer sSIotte mebr porbnnoen fei, aIs
Die mlerifauiIde. (Gbo, uno sSo.
hang 9lu0ere Steiner ntahten
0ann nod oeri9ieoene gorfhldae.
Bum Eoglmescrt fir 6as n1dite
Sabr ipiiroe alsOnnn SaIt Cafe gitp
aem1hlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-28

iatis 2e aneull faA iran.
laliidf Nrleaaamt ucloiitHtlidlic ae.
lIeru Abanh he lalacnnen Aiiiihei.
tmacH sal6roiiA non arfd2 nnr
miarrii0 0rr 9ladlt Dos ariilrrie.
igllrr mcnlagr Bgiiis, boatn lehr Iet.
hait iu ocr Wmeno ron None inib
auf Der ebeue lwiidlen Der Cite tm0
Der gIisue Sn Der ehaulp0ue
mur0e bci glilreriue.nr Suippe ciu
auitldrimasoagriii Der 1cihidlcn
3ilrlldacldllaacn, nio IN ben Araons
nen gab es MIR Dtineniprgngimaen.
sSn 0cn &ogeien, norOlidl pun Son.
oerbadD, Ueritdrtteu mir imiere Dor.
nerite @eiedllSlinie imo iebten inns
uuf Der Sobe sa1iifen Souoernot
mo Souoersbah ieIt. nodlOem mir
mebrere 0eutlhp Shilbengrahen ge.
nommen hotten. @eaenanariiie 6es
6einoes blie0sn pollig erioIgIos.
llniere Slieger bombarOierten i'm
8oenre 9e3irf Ct. g9anIiant mo
@iIap, 5ipei I'M Belts Der 9eutiden
tefinoIide @iienbabnitationen. iutO
oelltide 6lieger iporfen gonlben oui
observation-disclosures. Sin fron3o.
iiider 6lieger bonbarbierte geItern
gIbenO Die glnlage in 9ornnfl. in
Der Die Gelttlden lire Dcrgifteten
@ale nnfertigcn, itno gGtern Dor
gen tpur0en pom elmer g1i13en fSIotte
bon 2uftfabr5engen 8onlben auf ben
8abnbof IN wilhelm, @roBber5pg.
tblm Snoen Qeinorfen. Nile unfe.
rem 6licger tamen unberiebrt ali.
rid.
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Stallener erleiDelt
ld)reflid)e Serlnite!
3n Sanienben iuerOen iie bDn ben
Oiterreidiiden @eIfDfien
nieOergeutGbt.

g8ien, %. 9lug. - 3os ariegs.
on1t melbete geitern @bert0 iiber Die
GreigniiIe auf Dem itnlienii6en
Sriegsi6ouplab SoIgenbes: Ger ee,
tern ouf Der So6ebene bon 2aba-
rome gerneloete 9lngriff, ben mir
3uriidi9lugen, tpurbe bon ltorfen
feinoIiaen 5treittrdften aus9efiibrt
3ebn 9dhte lang batte Der s5eiro
bort imiere Stellungen NIT idllpe-
rem 5euer beleet, oo8 norgeltern
g2o1t on Der Sront bon Gina oi
Meaoocroto feline 9r0Bte Seftigteit
errei6te. 8is nod Mitternoht piir-
ben uniere Gtellungen init einem
irobren @ei6oBbagel itberifiittet.
Damn gineen mebrere Sufaltteriere-
ginenter ioipie etnige Ilpenjaeer-,
bdtaiIlone gum Stlrlnangriff Dor.
Wiit SGber gllsoauer mieien uliere
tapferen Siroler 3ruppen iito Die
oberoIterrei6il1en S9orfldiiBen, ltn-
teritiibt bon 4rtiQerie, je0en gln-
griff nit bl1ttigen 8erlltiten fir ben
5eiio 5lriid. Sft ben friiben Wtor-
gel1Itun6en oes rdhiten Cages brad
Der feinoli6e 9lneriff enOgilti9 8lt.
Ianmen. sSu iulieren 0robtper-
bauen nIlein mur0en nobe8u 1000
GoOte ge5d6lt. 9as IGBt einen
SdluB ouf Die 9pfer 5r, Die oas
llnternebnten foftete. llniere Ser.
lutte Dareu gertng.
einer imierer 6lieger bontboroirte
Die gtunitionsfobrif IN
grescia.
Seiterreidildes Sorptquartier,
iiber 2onbon %. glug. 0aon be.
ri6tet bon Der itolieniIden sSront,
ooB bic s5taIiener aud peiterbin an
8nnften Der sSion5o.
ltno Der 2iroIcr 6ront eeidlngen
Iuoroen iiilo.
&om iiber @nris uno 2onDon, %.
Mug. - Der @ilenbabnberfebr 5pi.
lhen Der Shmei5 im0 0eiterreih it'll
uiterbrofen noroen u1breno eroBe
Moiien 0iterrei6iid. .Oertider 8rltp.
pen in Snnsbrud, &iroI, nngebGuft
lperoen. 90 meloet Sas 8Iatt n2ri. |
buna."
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0entidle 9OIfsluubIfaljrt.

gerIin, iiber 2on6on 2S. 9lug.
Ger 9ieihstaa bat eiiten bon ben
So5ioloentofreten eingerei9ten Be-
idInB nrgenonnten, lout lpeIdem
Die Hegierung inter oen 2luipi5ien
oes 9un0cSratbes elm 8urean 5ur
llehernabme Der 9ia6rlulgsluittel-
aontroae 9riiuOen jon. Der Rei9s.
tag foH gleidfdas einige @litalieoer
ea3u p19leil. Gas gnreau piro
oos Reat baben, 9ia9rungsmittel 5il.
gitnitet oes goItes au fonfis8ierei.
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2sntldle ipratn fir gsinterfeLOsna.

Berlin, 2S. glng. (Bunfeilberiht.) J
Sic llcberieeiId)c 9ieltigfeiten.
oqentlr tbeilt init: Das glrmees nno
oos SSlottcnonlt berfiinoen ooB ein
Qenii9cnOer 8orrot6 wollcuer aIei-
0nnqsItilde Sdoiuls, l1uteriuaihe,
Sodei, San0ibube, 4seI5r6de uno
Gbreniuffe fir oGe Grforoerniiic
eines 8interfeIoauges geliefert NOR.
6cn 1T. syl eiuer Sisung oes 8u0'
qetousldufes Oes aeidstases iper.
Oeten ssibrer uIler 9nrteien, Elm.
id)IipBIid Der ioaialiItiicben. ben Gel.
itluigen ser berihieoeIen Oplltihen
Observation-Disclosures reidllid)es Cob
m0 crflGrtcn 0ieielbeR ais ltliitet
giltig Illr ale SanosE
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gtnsfnllr OOn glatumu6ilcn.

9aetp gorf, 28. g(uenit. Sic
ausfubr BON alttomobilen bat NAB
rerto Der leeteu t2 @londte, einen
geri1t oes San0els- -8epartements
5nfolge, nm 100 &ro8ent 5ngenom-
men gie rationale g(utomobil.
SonocIsfantmer bat ben geridlt biit-
3pgefilgt, OaB 81, ,7s0 Motorfobr.
5eltge m1breno oer Iebteu t2 Wio.
nate bon amerifaniiden S1noEern
ipuroen. Der @ert6 Die
fer 4usfltbr murOe allf $60254, ,635
geid)dbt Sic alisgeiiibrten 4utos
nobiI .griobitiide iperocn nit eineln
@ertb pon $7,000,000 geiddbt.
ggertb Der @eianuitansflibr miro
ouf $67, 454 $50 ongege6en.