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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10

player he is easily the most valuable
man that ever played on our A. and
n. team. He plays guard. tackle or
fullback. Coach Harlan made the
statement that Nick was an all.state
man at either Of these positions. As
a lineman. he is as strong and as
hard to move as Gibralter. As a full.
back he resembles Eichenlaub OF the
1913 Notre Dame team. He hits the
line rs only q true "kraut" can. He
was an allsisie tackle last year and
il an allstate guard this year. He
fills that position on the allsouth-
western team also. Last year Nick
made his letter in Track" as he won
first place in the discus throw at sew.
eral meets
Nick is a "threeletter man." this
alone places him apart from the large
group Of athletes. as there Is only
one other on the campus. He has the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10
TEXAS INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Pecos.-A syndicate which con.
templates spending 100000 on the
development Of the famous sulphur
beds in this county ia being organized
by New York financiers. The depos-
it's OF sulphur in this county are sec
ond to those at Freeport. according to
a report made by chemists. and with
the proper transportation facilities
constructed. one Of the most prosper
Gus fields in the country will be
opened up.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10
SHORT OUTLINE
Of FORD PLANS
Tentative Plans Depend Upon Sc
curing German Consent to
Cross That Country.
tBy Associated Press.f


On Board Steamship Oscar II (yia
wireless TO Cape Race. n. F., Dec. 10
Tentative plans for the itinerary
and preliminary procedure Of Henry
Ford's party OF peace advocates were
announced Thursday. Al Christiana.
Norway. the party will remain three
days. and Norwegian delegates will
be selected by the expedient Of send.
ing out Invitations broadcast. as was
done In the United States.
A special train viii be dispatched
TO Stockholm to recruit and transport
Swedish delegates and anonther spe-
cial train win bring Danish delegates
from Copenhagen.
Leaving Scandinavia. the party pro-
poses going direct to The Hague BY
rail. provided Mr.. Ford can obtain
permission to pass through Germany.
He will agree to a nonstop trip II the
Germans will only grant permission to
traverse the country.
At The Hague. Dutch. Spanish and
Swiss members are expected TO join
the party and with their arrival per.
manent organization win be attempt.
ed. with a view to bringing peace to
the warning nations.
A stormy start caused much delay
and the Oscar II probably viii be four
days late In reaching Christiana.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10
NEW COURSE GIVEN
. IN Highway ENGR.
A. and N. College First In Southwest
to Recognize Need for Trained
Road Experts.
WELL EQUIPPED LABORATORIES


Editors Note-This is the first Of a |
series Of articles upon the work OF the A. |
and NJ, Colless and how Il plans TO meet |
the needs of the people Of Texas. Others
The State Of Texas IL probably
spending nearly $4,000. 10000 a year
on the construction and maintenance
Of public roads and streets. or nearly
as much as the United States Gov
eminent spent each year in building
the Panama Canal. The canal was
built under the direction Of some OF
the best engineers In the world and
the efficient manner In which the
work was carried on has been a cause
Of pride to every American.
What a contrast is this TO the way
in which Texas spends her millions
on roads! A large part Of the con-
struotion and practically all OF the
maintenance OF these roads are car
ried on. absolutely without any engi-
neering supervision. by men who
know little about road work. and who
devote only such time to II as they
can spare from their regular oecupa-
lions. The result can be nothing but
tpoer roods. and the money absolutely
wasted would probably support all
the educational institutions in the
state.
The people Of Texas are gradually
coming to realize this enormous waste
and are beginning TO demand more
efficient supervision OF highway work
THE next legislature will in all prob.
ability establish a State Highway De.
partment there are only five states
In the Union now which have no such
Department. and there will be big
demand for trained highway engi-
neers.
To meet this demand the A. ond NJ.
College has established regular un.
dergraduate course in highway engl.
neering as an option in civil engineer.
ing. The work during the first two
and half years is the same as that
OF the regular civil engineering course,
but beginning with the second term
Of the Junior year detailed study g
made OF the different types Of roads
and payements. road materials and
machinery. street cleaning. highway
laws. organization and administration
Of highway departments and similar
subjects.
The road laboratory \. fully
equipped with the most modern test.
Ing machines and the library contains
all the standard books on highway
engineering and allied subjects. as
well as many bulletins. circulars. typt
cal Specifications and technical
magazines.
Graduates OF this course are pre-.
pared for positions in highway de-
partments OF states. counties. road
districts and cities. with consulting
engineers and contractors engaged IN
road and street work. in the engi-
neering and sales departments Of
companies supplying machinery and
materials for highwoy work. on the
faculties Of colleges and universities.
and on the stats Of engineering pc
riodicals.
This college Is the only one In the
Southwest. and one Of the very few
In the United States which offers a
special undergraduate course In high
way Observation-Disclosures.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10
4 TRIBUTE TO
NICK bRAUM|lLER
Company AS" Nest Noted Athlete
Has Won Seven Letters. but Above
Al, a Good Clean Sport.

Among the great men that have
been members Of Company "A" is
Nickolaus Matthias Branmiller. For
three years be has served with us and
lived with us contentedly In Ross.
During the past summer. when we OF
last years "A" company were pridins
ourselves upon our company for the
1916 session. We were saddened by
the promotion list. which told US that
We were TO be deprived Of one Of our
members, this same "old Nick Brsu.
miller" We were all pulling" for
him 10 set commission. but We hated
TO lose him from the company. How.
ever, We were delighted TO see Nick
get his commission and tho he is sec.
ond lieutenant and Quartermaster Of
the First Battalion staff. he Is siill
considered member Of Company "A"
and leader Of the old gang. When
Nick returned TO college he overlook.
cd all Of the new dormitories with
their modern conveniences, which
were open to his choice. and returned
to the old haunted and historic Ross
Hall
Nick Is q full-blooded ''kraut" and
is proud Of Il. Because of his never
failing good humor. ready grin and
childish tenor Nick gets by" every
where. Nick Ia a man that can take
care Of himself at all times and In
such way that II is an honor to him
self and TO his school From the
smallest fish on the campus "a
Proxy" he Is the same lovable old
Nick. for II can be truly said that
ito know him is TO love him" II
ever there was a man who was tru,
blue and a gentleman in every sens,
Of the word. II is Nick.
Nick's weak points are letters an'
slams" Whenever a bull pen 4
In order In Ross Han. there is Away,
one method Of getting that ''meai
Dutchman" TO come and join IN,
crowd; sing the famous "Deutchland
Deutschland Uber Allies"
Nick Is scion OF Bavaria. a Teu
TOMS tribe OF great Importance. TIL
Bavarians are numerous In Compan
"A" and few days before the Val
sity game "Bavarian strong arr
squad" was organized to pull 70
Nick on the day OF the game. Thei
pulling was evidently effective. for
Is needless 10 say that Nicks playin
was something over 100 per cent ei
ficient.
Nick has statewide reputation
as an athlete, having won seven T
since his debut on the campus. Las
year Nick was captain OF the basket
ban team and that he is a good leade
Is shown by the fact that his team
mates again selected him for thel
captain this year As a basket bal
player, Nick has no peer. He wa
chosen center on the all.State basket
ball team last year. AS a footba
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10

Canadian.-The contract for the
construction Of the bridge across the
Canadian River at this point has been
let by the commissioners court. A
previous contract for this project was
cancelled and one made for a more
substantial structure.
The bridge will cost $1,000.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10

Colorado-The local Chamber Of
Commerce is interested In the con
struction OF a new hotel in this city
and has just awarded the contract
for the building. The hotel viii be
two stories and modern in every de
tail. containing thirty.two rooms.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10

Plainview.-Much progress Is being
made on the new toll line. which Is
being constructed between this city
and Fioydada by the Southwestern
Telegraph and Telephone Company.
Patrons will have an opportunity to
use the new line by the beginning OF
the new year. according to the Off
cials OF the company.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

p. F. Bailey. Dallas.
W G. Farr. Dallas.
W. b. Steele. Waco.
G. L. Powell, Houston.
II. W. McDade. Chicago.
d. Sinclair. Dallas.
Walter @. Smith. Chattanooga.
W. II. Goodykoontz, Temple.
G. l. Desbach. San Antonio.
Z. G. Gofor;h. Marlin.
G. T. Lownsberry. Dallas.
Z. II. Ashur. Dallas.
A. =. Best. Houston.
J. =. Warren. Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10

Marlin.-A new $4,000 Jail has re-
Gently been completed here and form
ally turned over TO the authorities.
The building as completed will afford
adequate room for a number OF pris-
oners and inmates.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10

Lubbock.-The noise Of the ham
mer and saw is sweet music to the
ear Of local citizens. as the follow
ing will attest: Forty-four new
dwellings: four fifty.foot front brick
business blocks: one twenty.five-foot
front brick business house; two new
churches. one to cost $4,000; two
four.stand gins. cotton oil mill; one
10. OOO.bushel grain elevator; one
brick laundry and a 100000 court
house.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

W. C. Rucht and Miss Lottie Whit
tam.
Wilson Williams and Carrie Bell.
Elijah ogletree and Algie Huff.
Johnnie Dunn and CLANCY White. d,
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sherman.-A fund Of $4,000 will be
raised here for the purpose Of great
" charging the work Of the local
Chamber Of Commerce and will be
judiciously expended in putting sher-
man to the front.
The fund win be available BY the
first Of the year.
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Drink
Ha bit
RCLIABLE HOME TREATMENT

RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT
Thousands OF wives. mothers and sis
tiers are enthusiastic In their praise Of
0RRlNE. because II has cured their
loved ones Of the Drink Habit" and
thereby brought happiness to their
homes. Can be gwen secretly. Or
RINE costs only e1.00 per boz. Ask
for Free Booklet.-E. J. jenkins.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-10

Heretofore only $1,000 has been APP
propriated for years work OF the
club.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
Die Ceiterreid1sr rn6en i'm
iiibli@en YDleu lamgiam
bpr.
allie &Rsriffs Der StaIiss
Uer Bel 0Or3 blutig
auriiddei AldGsn.

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Die fuIsenos pfii3i.gs getauHtma'
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gridsHiopf poittiDusn etablirt bd'
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q9ittionsn beraH uno an oHosren
puutten tam ss gu beitisen gabtdm'
pfeu. bic RuHeR UuTo.a absr ii6eralI
nit i5pereu 9erIuiteU suriitgeItIa.
gen.
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gataillon 5eIbidssr Orsi Sffisisrs unO
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.g1prblpeitli9 ocu Grabedop babeR
bic beutiten sruppsH spiidsR Der
9pifrisa unb ber 8si4ieI fDi6tige
iyprti6ritte sematt uHo bic Grms.
Oes GrsbsrsOss SOiep9 5erbinanb BAT
ben Jsinb Bel gtlopce unb iiber ben
BOrOnOp JTub 5uriidgepOrfsn.
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bic Weihisl biuauf itnO Die 9er6iiHs
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Bel aO5isuie., So glsilsu n0rbip'its
lid Don Ganbumir, patten unfsre
5ruppsn elm Gsfe5t nit Der rufiii9eH
Rabbut.
I'm ben iibrissn 5bei!en Der Jruu.
IN Sie Gage unperdubert.
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plab iii bic StId6t bei Gors nod i'm
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bic Stalisnsr in mdbiser WeiIe ben
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ausuabme lire friibereH poiitioueu
un bem griideRtopf DiebrerO6erten.
Bel BEN a5iaIaseu Oi.lsr fsinOli5er
GHEiffs ssiSnsss fida bic saIrsatinii4s
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Dir arn,rr ofs g<lomart@alls uon 1atadsenten
Sat oen 2Soerfano Ger 2suQen no6 Sn6n ge6ro6en
nno oen 5seno 5um 2si&5ng ge5wnugen

2anopebr abermalg in bsrOorragenber
Deiie aug.
AIN Ranoe bes DO6erbo plateaus
iino fortpdbrenb 9dmpfs i'm Gungs.
SIN Der IsBten Ha4t sriffen Die Sta
Iiener brsimal in Der petrancsStr
Tina @ssenb an, ale angriffe nurOsn
aber ab9ei4lugen.
Sin 9erIu6 beg Geinbes gegen un'
Iere gpIitionen 5piIdsn StrauTina
unb qola83o Oor3ugebsn, miBIdng, ME
aud bic lesten fsinoIi4sn 2lngriife BEL
Sel3 unb 9erinegliano febIi4lugen.
.gtm mittIersn SioH3o fanben nut
Qrtiaeriegsfs6te tutt. 2Sn Der ee8sno
DON aru I6Iugsn geitern uno IDd9reno
Der Ru6t unisre 5ruppen mebrere
qngriffe 8uriid.
2lu Der adrnt6ner uno 3irolsr
8ren3e bat iiG ni4ts NidtigeS erei5-
net. Ra6tangriffs ,er StaIisnsr all
be. Wunte YianO ihInseH iebl. NIi
m.6rsrer gunttsn iinO 9Irttllerts9s.
fe6ts i'm @an9e.
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IdtiOen poiitiOusn Der beibsrisitigen
Armesu irgenb pel6en giufluB aus
ti6t. llnOffi3iea piro gsnslbet. baB
bic Seutfdsn Bel ct. gsbisl Jruppen
fiji cine Offeniips in ar6Bsrsm UtaBs
TAB tOR5entriren. Nus ben Oifi3ieGsu
gsri6ten 1T absr Hiht sriidtiit, oab
bort forpsit gr0bere admpfe itGttgsfun.
ben babeH. IS 1T iibrissHs i.br nab
ideinIi6 bab bic Seutibsn pOn bort
aus einsn sr0bsrsu 9critob psriu6en
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armss bss oeuiiden 8rOnpriH5sn beus
i.t an, bag ss ibm barum gu tbuu lit,
bic 5raHsofeu in Der llmgsgsHO DON
Bsrouu III id1tpaheu.
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2onbOn, %. SuIi. Die Seuts
iten unb OeIterrsidsr fnbren fort, bic
ruiIii4e glrHee bonn Rorber, SiibeH
unb WeiteH ber 3u bebrdngen uHo
riiten uHdHfbaItidm Dor.
3piidsn Der DeidIel unb bsm Bug
befiHoen ii9 bic YerbiiHbsten abr jest
in elmer 8esenb, bic Don ben Ruiien
duf i9rem RiidSug sdn3lib rerlUiiftet
lpOrbeR lit, uno in Der bic miirablsH
lanoitrabeH ii9 in einem fol4en 3as
ftaHo beftHoeH, hdb Is nit sroben
S6ipierig,eitsH psrtniipft 1T, bic
I6Dere Grtillerie borrpdrts gu briRs
gen. bic fir Die gsf4isbuns Der sros
Sen JeftuHsen, bic I'M Dege fino, uus
.rldBIi4 if. gus Dislem GrgHpe iprs
Den pabrf4einIta nod eiHtge IGge
orssben, ebe an irsenb stHsr Der
GronteH cine GHtf4eioungsidIa dIatt
itattfinoeI tpirb, tpeuHgleib Die
S9ladt 3piittn Dei9feI unb Bug.
po Die Grmes bss Jelomori9aIs Don
WatenieH seseH Die 2ubIin gbcIms
GifeHbabn OOrriidi, i5rsH SObeprHtt
srreit. bat. Dis aus bem Offisiensn
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bier ben 9eatiten ssIuHseH, Den 6arts
nddiseH DioeritaHS Der RuiIm gu
brs4sH uUo fie gum Riidsaug 5u sipiHs
gen.
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reiteu. uuo man sIaubt. oaB iie iia
ale gsiibe sebsn perben, Die 9euts
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gen. bic nit ibrsH SeituHgeu unb BEN
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burg ma4t aniaeinenb Gorifdrrtts.
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ten, eiRe pi4tise ruifif4e 9srtbeibis
sungsIinis n6r5lia bon Warihau.
llebtral an bisier ainis, dber baupt.
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gieips. aus MAIDEN bic Rufieu Gesens
aHgriffe. bic aber, ipie bic bsutfHeH
gerihte faseu. nit aei9tis,eit suriids
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dn6ersn Der am GIuife selegenen 0t.
itungen, bdben bic Deutften msbr.re
befeiiiste D5rfer srftiirmt uno elm.
qnsahl gefaHsene semadi.
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nod s.tb,iltsr 9fuii6t bariibsr, Oh Der
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biiHbeisn iiberIdBt.
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fen iinb INNER nod bsftiss aimpfe I'm |
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Die iiiblptitli6e 5ront Der auFen
1T ernitlid bsbrObt'. beibt ss in Der
8epel6e. Die Don Spansorob rad
SubIin uHo ebOIm fiibrsnos giisubabn
befinoet iid Hur nod tusnig: WsilsH
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ten uHo bic Ginnabms Don aublin uno
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3sit.'
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3eitung" in 1arHoD. Gali5isn. beri6s
tet, caB bic SeutfasH uuo Seii:rrsis
der beiidnoig oorriidsn. absr nit arOs
ben Sdtpieristeitsu gu tdmpfsu baden.
er berihiet ferner, bab Bel ben Ruiisn
uasrbinss Rans.I an Tsunition tsrr'
fde, fs iid absr trosbem Iehr TAPER
fdldgsH un6 srOb. 4usSau.r ent'
pidsln. glud bsri6t.t Der aO.rsIpon.
bsniH. baB nur 9ruppsHabtb:;lunssH
obne b0bsrs Sffi,isrs ii5 idnsu stsss
ben.
Bel Srasuoftau, "a R.il.n fiiblid
DON Dublin. fano Elm aubsrproeniIia
oeiperatsr uno blutiser Rahiampi
ftatt. Die RuiisH, bsNsu rpabri6sinlid
bic WunitiOH ausssganssu mar. ers
Ddrtstsn ben 4ugriff Der 9srbiiHesiM
nit BEN gaions.t. Sic battsn an biss
isr Sisus bsoeutsnbs Rsfsrpsn 5ufams
menge5cgsn uHb bi. SeuiifsH uHb
Osiierrsidsr mubisn bic srOb!sh 4ns
iireHaunsen mad.u. I'm ben Jeino gu
ii6ertuiHbsH. Die Ruiien mubtsn buds
tidbIid aus ibreH Grdbsn bindussss
tDorisn tperbsn.
Sebr ungiiniiis fit bic gsrbiinbstsn
iit bic 1batiude, bab bic 2anbitraBen
in pOl.n auBsrorbsntIid idl.at finb.
Sn oem iiefen Sanb iinb fsI6ii bic Be-
ipsgunssn Der Snfauisris isbr lansiam.
pdbrsnb ssbn Biz stu6lf paar pfsrbs
n0tbis iinb. um bic iGDersn Geidiibs
DoriD1rts 81 brtnger.
Wdbr.nb bss lansfamsn Riidsusss
Der Rufsn in SiibspoIsn fiHben f.br
b.ftis. Radbuis.fshi. iiati. Die Rui.
Zen sisbsu iid nur S5ritt fir Gdrit.
3uriid, poburdb Der 9Ormarfd Der
9srbiinbetsH Fart aufssbaItsn ipirp.
DIR Rorrtfponb,ni fiigt binsu. bab
bic asifiunssn Der Ruffsu aHs.fiats
ibrss WeuniiiOnsmaussls Dirl!i5 be-
tuuHberHsperib fsisn
England sntf4uIbist fia.
Gbriifiania, %. SuIi. - 81.
briiifde R.gierung bat bur9 Sir
goparb Grsp. Der SsiretGr fir auss
pdrtias gnssIsseHbeitsn, Der norip.si.
ften Resisrung ibr gsbausru iiber bic
ReutraIitdis @srlsbuns bur4 bri'
iifds arisssidtffs. tpeIts siHsH b.ut.
Idsn Silfs.rsuser inusrbaIb Der br,i
Rsilsn Grsnse ansrifi.n ausbriidsn
Iaiisn nit bsm 5inSuiiissu. bab bic
slOmiraIitdt srfu6t ipOrOeH iei. in
3utunft bic ncrpssiide 1srriiorials
reGts gu reiptttireu.
Die preIis briidt ibre 9.irisbiguns
ibtr ben 9on Der Rots aus. n,iIi
lber barauf bin. bag bisfsIbe Iange
pinse5oeen lpurbe. Die Bl6tier fors
tern nunmebr bic Rssi.ruug duf, BON
DsutfhIano fir bic 9srisntuns mebs |
'srer nOriUssiidsn 94iffs, ipobsi
nebrre SssIsuie ibr ae6sn DsrIorsn, |
ssnustbIans la ssrIaussn.
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lie iiblihen Va6tangriife
ner Jran5oien
Wit i4weren g.rluitsu fir ben Geinl
5uriidgeidslussn.
Die RnffsH uuf Der sdnSsH 2inis aui
BEN Riid5us.

BtrltH, 20. Suli. - Ger an
Grsitos pom GrOBsn Sauptquartis
beroffsnilidte Offi5isIIs gsri6t iib.
bic nsusitsu er.isnifls auf bsm arisas
ihauplab lauist lpis folst:
Die aIlnd6tli6en 9anbardnaten
anarifie bss Jsinbes. n0rbIi9 mi
norbptitIid bon Soud.j, iinb suriid
stihIagen fuorbsn. 5n Der CHAMPAIGN
Iieben mir sriOlsreif msbrers MiusI
iprins.n unb mir bsisbten bic auf bisf
Deiis gsma6t.n ausb0bluHgeH.
.5m pri.itsrDalo brad Elm Rat]t
ansriif Der JraH5oisn Suiamm.n. 81
ben gOssieH iusrb.R bic Sample fort
asfebt. Gin ansriff bss Gsinbes au
bic aiHsentOpf aSarrsntOpfsaiHis n0rb
lib Don Miiuiter, ipurbe na4 erbiitsr'
TEN Rabiampf, Der Dor unb in ben 90
iitionsn Der gapern unb Der msdlsH
bursifaen Sdssr itattfaub. 8ariidset
idIassu. gDir Habmsn 3iuei Offi3isr,
unO "a 2fIpsnidssr gsfansen.
~aud Elm 2lnsrifi Der Gran3pfsr
oui ben RsidssQdsriopf mar .rfolg'
los. Bel Wssrat DertriebsH mir BIZ
Jrar3oisu aus ihren pOrgei4obeHsr
politiUnen. Die mir absr rdumten, III
0ertuits su permetoen.
sqls mi.osroergsIiung fir bds Die'
oerbolis gombdrbiren DON Sbiduepurt
uno anbsr.r Orts srpifbsn Der Rdas
uno Der Woisl, tsibob am SoHHeriiae
unbrs 4rtiusris poutsasWOufpn. I'm
i.rs 4piaii.sr ruarisu 8Omben auf baE
Gii.nbabuorsisd BEL Ct. 5ilairc. in bsI
Champagne, uHb spdHgsH bic feinoli'
den GIisger gum Riidaug.
.2la9 bi. aaisrne DON Gsrarbmsl
ipuIbs tsfdoifsH.
.gsi sinsm Slug iibsr GOnilaRs ssr'
it6risn mir sinsn 9risgss4eroplau bss
5siHbes.
Ssfilider arisssidaupias: .Sn
aurlano iinb unuutsr6rodeu admpi.
i'm ganss. unisre 1ruppsu rsrfofgen
bic yiuFsn. bi, fi6 in 6ftlider gti4tuns
5uriid3isbsu. am 9onnsritag srbeus
.sten mir brsi Wsaf4insnseidiiss unO
pisIs MunitiOnspasen uHb 5..htiideu.
.llnfsre sruppsn finb udbsr an bic
Rdr.ip griidsniopf pofitiOn beraHs.s
riidt. Dor Rosan bab.n mir bas Dorf
WiluHp unO bic b.fsitists St.lIuus Don
Sspsi ssnOmmsu. Nm bsm Isb.srsH
Ou ma6tsn mir 200 ejsiauqsns.
Rafiausfdlls BON ROUps G.orgisipsi
tpuroen absddlaasu.
SibGitlihtr ariessi4auplab: DER
JsiHb iuurb. auf Der saH5n Gtrsds
ron SanoDic;. tpsiilih BON aa3u,isr3,
big granita bonn ipeitli9sn uftr Der
@ei6ieI Dtrtrisben. 5n bsm 5sp6Iters
ten GsIanSe fiiSSiiIi5 bon ao5i.nta
iinb admpfs NIT bsr ruffiidsn Raabut
i'm Gaugs.
-3ptiaen Der Dsi6isI uRS BEN Bug
eslaHs ,s ben oeutias0iisrrsihifchsn
YsrbiuosisH, ben bdrtnddissn mioers
iidnb 6ss gsinbss an mebrsr,n pnnis
ten gu brsd.u uub bi. Ruiisn gum
Riid;us gu ,piussn.
~Grauiea Ii,si 10 ailomster (6.2
Rsilsn) fiibIid BON SpansOrob.
Die admpfs i'm iabItasn.
polen.
Berlin. %. Suli, = Cine Dspes
fds aus 0isn an bic .RaiiOudIs 3sis
flins- faei. oab Der b.ipsrais 9eriudI
Der Ruiisu, ben gormarfdl Der beuiids
Ofterrsibiitm 9u6iinbsisu ilibIi& BON
Der eublinsGbolm Giisnbabn aufsus
baIisH, isbIssI6luesu iei unb cine ent.
fd,siounssfaIadt in BEN 5ipii6sn Bug
uHD mst9iI ssIsgsusn Ssbtss bsD0r'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24
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