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The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
TeutOns Pursuing
Serbians Southwark

BERLIN, (via London). Dec. L.
Teutonic and Bulgarian troops are
across the Serbian frontier today,
pursuing the fleeing Serbs south
ward through the Albanian noun
tains.
The Serbs are making no further
organized resistance. Small bands
of desperate men descend on the
pursuing forces at every opportun-
ity. The country is so broken that
opportunities for ambushes are uu-
merous. In this way detached par
ties OF the invading troops have had
many bloody engagements.
Bulgarian5 are most numerous in
this pursuit. Every effort is made
to hold them In compact body as
a precaution against the loss Of
stragglers by the Serb guerrillas. In
tho mountains, however. some
breaking Of the ranks is inevitable.
1t has cost the Bulgars heavily.
The Serbs seldom try to take pris-
oners, but when they have the ad-
vantage, slaughter the invaders
mercllessly.
The purpose OF the pursuit
through Albania is to prevent the
Serbs from joining the southern
army. 1t Is hoped TO Scatter them
so completely that few Win accom-
plish this
The Austriahs are pushing their
Montenegrin invasion. Though they
are across the frontier IN some
CONTINUED on Page E.Iwht.D
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
w UNITED PRESS.

ROME, b., 1.-The Italians are
increasing thu fr-~ of their attack
and Tightening th lines about
Goritz today News of he city's
fall is expected here almost hourly.
The Austrians are making desrer-
ate counter-attacks, but the Itsliahs,
are beating them back invariably. In
iiicting the heaviest losses
Sallies of this kind are officially
reported at Urzili and yodil. The
result was the capture of several
hundred Austrian prisoners, few
machine guns end quantities of war
material.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

WILMINGTON, Dd. Dec. IA
double guard was placed this morn
ing about all the mills OF the Dupont
Powder company, while state and
federal officials joined in an inyesti
CATION OF the explosion In The upper
Hagley yard which killed Il persons
and injured many more.
Warned that Other explosions may
occur, the management made every
effort today 10 prevent a recurrence
Of the disaster
Since August. 1914. eight mystori
Gus explosions have occurred in Du
port plants. Thirty-cight persons
have been killed and nearly hun
drcd injured
warning to workmen 10 quit
the Dupont mills by Jan. was tar.
ed on trees and fences near the
yards, and even within the yards OF
the company, II was learned today.
Physicians said early today that
six Of the injured In Yesterdays ex-
plosion probably will die
Identification OF the bodies seem
impossible today OF the 26 men in
the packing house when the powder
exploded, not enough OF any OF them
was left for Identification with the
exception OF Allan A. Thaxtcr. L
foreman, OF Portland. Me.
A huge crater where the powder
packing house once stood. scores Of
shattered windows and the mangled
bodies OF victims arc all officials
have TO view today in making their
investigation. Inquiries are said to
have been received from the French
and British embassies In Washing
ton are to the possible cause of the
explosion. but officials are unable
to give a satisfactory reply ~ vet.
Heads OF the company say they had
not noticed warnings 10 workmen
posted about the plant. bur I'm view
OF persistent reports to this effect
from other sources, police today
worked on the theory that the ex.
piosion may have been caused by
pro-Gerrnan agents.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinityI Wednesday,
night and Thursdays fair and coIderI
minimum about 2OI fresh westerly
winds.
Lower Michieani snow durries this
snernoonI Thursday, fair and colder
I'm southeast portion.
Upper Lakes Moderate west TO
northwest Ntndsi fair weather we'd
nesday night and ThursdnS except
snow nurrtcs on Lake Huron tonight.
Lower Lakest strong south W est
winds, shiftinE 10 northwest tonig ht ;
snow hurries tonighti Thursday fair.
Highest temperature this date In
past 81 years. - In 1851 and 1901
lowest. In 1850
One year ago todayi Highest tenn
perature. 81; lowest. 5Iy mean. -,
ctOuuy veuthrr Win ,UZ inch or rata
nj night.
The sun sets Wednesday mt 5iO2 u.
IN. and rises Thursday mt 1912 n. IN.
The moon rises Thursday at 2isI a.
m.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
d. l.. X. Notifies City
1t Will Obey
Orders
VERNON OFFERS
RESOLUTION
Aldermen 4 Kill POpu-
lar nllon After Two
Days 7faal.-

a. d. B. Van Zandt, publicity
agent Of the ID. L. r.. after a visit
TO the mayor, Wednesday noon, an.
nounced that The company would
abandon the skip-stop plan on Wood.
ward-ave. and return 10 the old way
Thurad.y morning, in accordance
with the action OF the council, Tues.
day night
Protests OF merchants and others
along WOodward-ave. caused the
council 10 adopt a resolution order
ing the ID. a. r 10 discontinue the
operation of cars on the skip-stop
plan.
Aid. James Vernon. OF the Second
ward, introduced the resolution,
which was adopted unanimously
and "sewed up to prevent 4 pos.
sible reconsideration. The alder.
men IN the First and Second wards
opposed plen 70 have the resolu-
zion referred 10 the committee on
public utilities for a hearing.
The skip stop plan went into ef-
feet last Sunday morning Aid.
Vernon told his colleagues he re-
coived so many complaints on the
new ser, ice that he was unable to
transact any other business. His
resolutiop reads as follows:
Resolved. That the Detroit Unit
ed railway be and they arc hereby
directed 10 discontinue forthwith
the running OF cars on the skip.
stop plan and to refrain in the tu-
turc from inaugurating any new
oethod " operating cars without
first submitting the same TO this
common council and receiving its
approval"
The automobile lock ordnance in
troduced by Aid, Krlpmel at the
suggestion OF Mrs Ruby NJ. Zahn.
having for its primary object the
keeping of boys on OF mischief and
carrying the Endorsement of Judge
Connolly and others, was side.
tracked by the council, despite Aid.
Barnetts efforts to put II across
On recommendation of Aid Vernon
the proposed ordinance was re.
turned to the committee 10 have
provision made for the exemption Of
all commercial vehicles.
A resolution by Aid. Lodge. pro
vidihg that the council grant TO
permits to string banners across
thoroUghfares within the mile and
a half circle, was referred to the
committee ON streets Aid Rutter.
whose candidacy for the presidency
Of the new council is unoUposed. IN
troduced a resolution urging the
council 90 crcate-a traffic committee
Of five members and a recreation
committee OF seven members He
also urged the reduction Of the
liquor committee from seven 10 five
members. Aid Rutter's committee
plan has been under discussion for
several weeks The resolution has
been referred 20 tho committee on
rules. OF which Aid Kochcr Is chair
man
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Chancellor Day
Scores Ford Plan

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Dec. TERM
Ing Henry Ford's proposed peace
expedition grotesque and declar.
ing that It will accomplish rothing
but ridlcule OF the country. Chaucel.
lor james r. Day. of Syracuse uni
versIty. last night answered the re-
quest made at the instance of Mr..
Ford that tho chancellor designate
student from the university 10 &C.
company tho expedition. and re
fused to comply.
The answer to the request was
sent 20 Louis r. Lochner. Mr. Fords
secretary. and the text follows:
NV Dear Sir have carefully con-
adhered Mr.. Ford'p request that 7 Sc
tCestibued ON rsEe Eighs.D
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Tried as kidnaper

SAGINAW. Mich Dec when
Floyd Grindley who was arrested tn
Cleveland, charged with kidnapping
hts threeacbldren. was arraigned in
court. he. pleaded not guilty ana.
said AZ the time tho court knew he
was taking the children with him.
and made no objection
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
MICHIGAN
IS HARD UP
Only $4,000 in Treas
ury AS Days Busi-
ness Opens

LANSING. Mich. Dec. with a
scant $1,000 I'm the general fund Of
the state treasury az the opening of
business this morning the state of
Michigan's finances are ~ the low
est ebb In years and requests of
state institutions for funds are being
held up until after the January tax
as are received. For some time ex
pense accounts oi state employees
have been honored ON only 30 p@r
cent basis. and " viii bo necessary
for the board OF state auditors at
its next meeting 10 borrow some
$2Qo,odo il pag rolls cominC due be-
tWe"u nov ana Jan, ! are To be met.
The largest roQulsition Of a state
institution being held mp Is that ~
the University Of Michigan for
500. coo
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Is MORE BODIES
TAKEN FROM PIT
RY TNLTEn PRENN-

CHARLESTON. w Va. Dec. l.-
The bodies Of is miners killed in
the explosion Of mine No 2 oi the
Boomer Coal d Coke Co. az Boom
er, esterdsy. Werc recovered today
Five men were rescued. The mum.
ber OF dead may reach So
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
NO PORK
WILSON
President Will Not
Sanction Rivers and
HarbOrs Bill

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-PresI.
dent Wilson will not sanction any
new rivers and harbors legislation.
he informed Rep. Sparkman. OF
Florida. chairman Of the house com.
mittee on rivers and harbors. today.
These appropriations must be cut
10 the bone, the president said
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Editor Joins Ford

RICHMOND. Mich, Dec L.
tSpeciaD--A telegram from Henry
F. Harris, former editor and pub
Usher OF tho Richmond Review. now
editor OF the New Canaan Conn,
Messenger, states that he has ac-
cepted an invitation 10 join tho Ford
peace crusaders who are TO sail
Dec. 4. In recent editorial MIR
Harris lauded Ford's peace plan
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Rigid Probe Follows
Explosion Which
Killed 81
WORKMEN TOLD
TO LEAVE PLANT
n offices Tackled On
Trees Name Jan. |
AS Time Limit

WASHINGTON, Dec. "A.
Bruce 5ielaski. chief OF the de.
partment OF justice secret ser.
vice, said today he is consider.
ING an investigation OF the Du-
pont powder mill explosion at
Wilmington. 5ielsski is anxious.
however. 10 see the preliminary
report Of the Delaware author
tiles first.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Austrian COunter-At-l
tacks Fail to Drive
Foes Back
TEUTONS STILL
PURSUE SERBS
Uncertain VIII e ther
MOnastir Has Yet
Been Taken
BY UNITED PRESS.

LONDON. Dec. THE Brit
ish steamer kingsway has been
sunk by a submarine with a pos
s'ble loss Of five lives. The cap
tain and Il Of the klnesway's
crew were landed today. Five
others are missing.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
HURRY--HURRl.

Your last chance to see Damaged
Goods at the Grand CIRCUS. SCI
Woodward. Come this week i.nfs
OF seats. Continuous. ". M. TO II
n IN. Children not atlowad--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI

and great Philadelphia Orchestra, IS
players. Arcadia Thurs. b m. Dec 2.
Wonderful Wagner program. Seats
Soc 20 81. at ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

PrintInE--tbe plain nest kiud--tkst
L. right-Tlnes Job Dept.--Nsls zS2e.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

rrtntisG-the pisin neat kisd--thst
n riEht-Times Job Dept.--Msta $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

NRyn" Mineral aud Turkish Maths
Tor mon and women Opcn aii NIGHT.
Adv
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
RESTAURANT MOYNE.

fS7 tsriswcl VI -43-gi-se state-st Right
service. quality and pTicc.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31
Oklahoma Charters,

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. 30.-Sec.
retary Of State J L. Lyon today is
sued the following charters:
Three Sam oil company, Bartles-
Vile, capital, $4,000; incorporators,
J. 5. Leach, S. ]. Polhamus, II. S.
Bradley. Bartlesyille.
The Speedmoore Mutual Telephone
company. Spsdmoore. capital. $4,000;
incorporators. Wallie Moore. John w.
Taft. j. b. Williamson, John 5. Hume,
Speedmoore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31
World Washing ton
Bureau


Spc,ia- 20 The World
WASWNGTON oct. 30 The In
dian office is extremely cratficd over
the recent decision OF the oklahoma
supreme court I'm uphuIi.ug the rules
of probate procedure PROMULGATED
July Is, 1914. 90 regulate probate
practice iu the various courts of the
state which were agreed Go following
"a series of conferences between the
county Judges of eastern oklahoma
and Indian Commissioner Sells
I'm the ease of Oklahoma ys. Kight.
upon application for writ Of manda-
mus the court held that the r.gula-
tions have the force ot law and can
not be waived boy the county Judges
and that the United States. as guard
ian OF the Indians, has ne right,
through its probate attorneys. 10 re-
ceive notice Of the hearings
As a result Of the courts ruling, the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

at the regular November term of
court. to be held November Q and 10.
Most of the complaints are concern
ing matters Of a more or less routine
nature, but on the second day Of the
term the case Of the Healdton oil
field producers against the Corsicana
Petroleum company, in which the
oil market conditions of the Iealdton
field are involved. is set for hearing
A proposition has been made whereby
the hearing of this case may be post
poned another month. The matter has
not been finally disposed Of.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

The establishment of additional
motor vehicle rural mail routes in Ok
lahuma to commence December 1, are
announced as follows: Buffalo. Route
\, 53.5 miles, pay OF carrier, $1,6OS;
Buffalo Route B, sos miles, pay
$1.6OS; Byarsm, Route A, so. as miles.
pay $500 Charleston. Route \. 50.5
miles. $t.60S; Dolby Springs. Route a.
55.5 miles, S1,104, May, Route 4, 57.25
miles. S1.S00; Purcell, Routes A and
B, "a and II miles respectively, pay
$500 on both routes; Rosston. Route
\, COLTS miles; S1.SO0; Lavcrne,
Route a, rs miles. $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

probate rules will hereafter have the
fun force and effect Of a statute, ac-
cording TO interior department Of
nCfals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31
WASHINGTON NOTEs.

The site of the postoffice at Skia-
took. Okla. will be moved to Main
street, between Leach avenue and y
street. effective December Is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31
HEALDTON OIL CASE
is SET FOR HEARING

OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. 30-Nine-
teen cases have been docketed by the
corporation commission for hearing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

The postofficc cf Nida, Johnson
county. Okla. has been discontinued
and mail for that point should here
after D. addressed to Kcncfic, rural
J.Iiy4rt-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

Among the Oklahomans in Wash
ingtou this week wore Col J. W.
Zcvely and George Paschal of Musko-
zee. and W. \. Lcdhettcr Oklahoma
cue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

star Route mail service between
Webbcrs Falls and Gore. Okla, will
be discontinued october 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

been changed to Nobscot, and ReniX
II. Hansbarger has been continued as
postmaster.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31
GROUP no. >.

IN THIS GROUP WE ARE SHOWING ABOUT
FIFTY HIGH GLASS COATS FOR TALL AND
WINTER IN ALL SIZES Gil 0R
PRICED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - a '-1O
The fifty coats in this assortment come in
materials such as velour, zibaIiuc chinchiIa and
corduroy in the new flare effect, either three
quarter or full length. The coors are green
navy brown, black and plaid Ladies' and
misses sizes 13 years to Al bust They are all
prettiIy trimmed and worth far S1125
more than Observation-Disclosures.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

The name Of the postoffioe at South
Canadian. Dewey county, Okla. has
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
Sic brittle %ertbeioigungslinit oer&uilen
1T @eitqali3ieu ourd)bro6en
Nno orr all9emfinf 1siidstn9 oer rntfifd)en
l)urnfn aus oen Narpatben bat bf9unuen*

Gie eir3isen Radriften iiber Dei.
tere angebIi6e Siege Der aqiirten auf
Der GaQipOIt ,SaIbiniel fontmen iiber
4tber, ba ii6 Die DaeIoungen auS
oieier Guele aber bis6er imrler 6ls
Godit urBuDerlaiiig, uno ais pban.
taitii6 erDieien ba6en, 10 ibertft man
linen bier feiner beIon0ercn 9eoeu.
ting. glus aouitantinopel piro ge.
meloet, 0aB a6erlnoI3 geriude Der
aIliirter, Sruppen cuf Der 8oqipoli
SaIhiniel gu Ianoen, a6seihIngen ltno
Die 9laiirten aus ibren 8eriban3un.
gen BEL Geo6ill gabr oertrieben nor.
CEN ieiei.
Die beuti6en llnterieeboote 6eiddi.
tigen ii6 ieRt iebr nngeIegentIi6 init
Der britiifen Jiitcrilotte. Scit
Sountag iinS nidt peniger alS fiinf.
9ebn britiitc 5iiberOauGpfer IN Der
gsoroiee uerientt por0eu. 8erluite al
RerifenIebeu mltroen a6er babel
ui6t erIitteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06

Sono 0 II, 8. Daai. SSSn ben oft
3ieIIen oeuti6ea geridten pom WIltt
MOD pcroen Siege iiber Die giuiieH
i'm peitIifen 9aIisieH inlS iiber Die
griten in 6Iauber1t, 6itIi6 uon gperu
beaHiprut)t. Ger Sberfo1nmnn6elr
DER britiiten SrHpper, Cir Sobu
iSreut, gibt gu, baB bic griten &c.
5uimoeH sepeien isieu, iib suriid5u.
sieben, um ibre 6ront neu 5u arraH'
aire1, trosSem be5npteu aber bic
Srar3oien baB ale 9ugriffe Ser
Ieitidyen in gaI5ien abseitIngeu
DorOen ieien, un6 0lb Die iran5ofii5e
artiGgrie ibReH grc3e 8erIuite sI5@
iiigt babe.
Sn einem ipdtarer geritt bes 6ri.
tiiden ariegsnirii;eriuns ,ptrb AUDI
5ueeitanOeu, Sag Die Seitiaeu iib
rpieSer aui Ser oiaIuHrfdurpften sIn-
b6be gto. 80 ieitaai'st bdtten. lire
ysieoerIase an 6iaism asltnfte miro
aber tuieSer ben eitigeu 8aieH Der
Geisii2eu :useihriesen.
gtn pieIeu an6ereI 9iinften an Der
tpeitIiden SrOrt hatau ebeuiaGs mcbr
OSer lpcniser beiti8a aduspie ituttge.
iiIuben in Sencn BE 0eitifeR be.
balyten iberaa eeieet gu babcn.
aber AUDI Die GraE3oien bc6aitptea
SaBiel6e.
SIM tpeiiIi6en Ga!i5ieu bobeu Die
Stuiiea ofien5nr eiaa ihpcre HieSers
Inae erIitten. berr Tie aus oeu neue.
item Seutid,en ,uo Si,srrci6iiaen oft.
5ieIen geriften bercor0ebt, baben Die
2liiieg cnseianger. ib aus ben melt.
Iiden anrpntEcn 5iriitsusiehen, Sn
ibre StelIuneen 0ortielbft ourt bas
gcrriiden Der 3eu, ben uHa SeIter.
reiGer itnrf seiabroat pcrSen iiro
Die yluiIcn geitehcu ibre RieSerIaae
bcrlieIbit MIR tbciIusiie sii. Sie ge6en
nGerSinss gu. bnb cs ben 9eItiden
seIunqcn 1T. Den uebergong ii6er
ben Gunaiec 6InB 3t er5lpingeu, iie
bebaupten a6er, baB lie Sas @ororin.
gen ser Geiterrciaer bert ailfsebaIten
bobcn.
guh im n6rSIiter 9olen in0 in
Slublono. in Der Ra5e Der oitprenBi.
id,en Gren5e bubeu mebr oocr tueni.
ger befttse gefettc itnttsefmScn,
ipdbrenb am anoercn Gnoc Der 2inie
III Oft @aIi3ieit 0ia 9uiien innucr
nod Ole Stpairnsen oer Geiterreifer
nio Geutiden arsreifen. tros Der
RieberIage, peIde bic Jtuiien i'm melt.
IiGen EbsiI Sar glrcpiad erIitten
babaL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
Die &uiien siebem iid aus
ben aarpatben suriid
Don BEN Seutfa.H unb
Seferrei9ern her'
fnfnt

\.
Dien, 5. Wui. llsbsr amiisroum
na5 aonboH. 9as 5ftsrrsi9if6.
aritssminiftsrillm erIisb am Waitts
mod Si. iolsenbs Oifisisls gstanntma.
dung:
Die GrOnt Der gauien Stpiidsn
3bOrorsSS SSirOptpps2optop. in ben
grsstio,n. in unbaItbdr s.iporOen.
0a bic iissr.i6en b.utica Sitsrrsi4is
i6sn @srbiiubetsH iprtpdbrsno BON
Weitsn ber ssssn SasIOp unO Suisroo
porriidsn, btsann Der 5sinb an Niits
mod ROrssn. iid Dom aHsariiten
gsbist 5uriid3u5ickn. pOn ben beuti9'
5fterr.idiiten Grupp.n berfOlst.
.Di. Rufen iinO baber an tiner
Sront bon $50 stilOmsirn (93RsiIsn)
s.i3Iussu unb sisbsu iia. iapsrs Der.
lutte srIsibcnb, Suriid.
.gm Rtit uRi,r,r GTOnt III bic Si.
.iaasisH uuDudnSstt.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06

Sic bstlasten iih bariibsr, Sab iie felt
GaRgsm Hi4t s.uug Su sfsa bstOm,
'men."
Der aorrsipOubsnt Der .3situns
an Wittcs" tslssrapbirt, oab ii4 bic
Gage bsr RufsH nit iebsr StunSs
DsridIimmers, ba bic 9suti4su uno
Ssf+rrsidsr trOs bss sdhen Wioa'
itanoss Der RuFsn beitdnois Dorbrins
gen. Gr fiist bin3u, buB- bic RuFsn
rid Dsrss5Ii6sWi5s ssbsn, s.nus 0rs
itdrtunsen berau5ubriHgsH, UNI S:n
RiitSas auf3ubalteu, Der in cine paHit'
artige Jlu9i aus5udrtsH brobt. Die
i9Dsrs qrtiaelrie Der 9eutiaen uno
Ssitsrrsi6er sat entfsBIi6e 9srpi'
itungsH auf bsm SdIa4tfsIb uussria.
tel; ii5sraG ben gOben dufssriiisn, bi.
gsri4auSungeR Der Ruiim 5eritort
uuo ibr ariessmdterlal Haa alenFins
tuugen serItregt."
Der aorrsIpOnbeut fiist hin5u, SaB
bic 3a6I esr tObtsn RaTsH cine unse'
pSbnli4 grObs lei, pd6reno Die Der.
Iuf, Der Ssuti9.n uur UerbdItniBma'
bia unb,S.utsnS ieien. Grobs Maf.n
BON Gefangrnsn iperbsn iortpGhrsno
auf bic GiisnbabH ss6radi an6 ins
Snn.re ssIaidt. 8nausias.R aIIsr rui'
iiia.u 9efaussnsu iitmmsH oarin
therein, Sab bic S4Iaat bic fur4.'
barit. mar, si. +. in bi.fsm ari.s.
bur6s.ma4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
Iie Sriten

8 EN- MIR II d. U6er ot 2
giftigcnGa aie Der 0eut-
iden 5u beri6teu.
2onoon, ). W}ni. Gie folgenoe
pffi3ielle 9efanntrtra6lng toitroe am
gftttpob 9lbeno pom britiiteu
arieaSminiiterium crIaiien:
.Sym 9lQgemeineu genommeu lit bic
Gage imOerdn6ert. gluf ser Gnb66e
SO. GO, iii0Ii6 Don Ypern, iinb wie.
Der beftige Sample mi @ange. Inter
Dem Sdntb giftiger 9aie, Die Don If.
nen, Ooul gSetter begiinitigt, in gro
sen g2engeu angerpailot DlIroerL ge.
lang es ben Geutiden, ii6 am gor-
nlittag AMI bem 5iigeI feibuieserl.
Gin idfDa6er angrift beu ebcn-
fnIs Die @erUen0ung BON giftigen
9aien ppranging, purSe u16 6itIif
non glpern ecmadt, aber Don rHlercr
Grtiqerie 5uriifgeidIagen.
rSpn Der @egenb pun 8tbeneIp lie.
sen Sie 9citti6en cine Wsine iprtHgen,
mo au5 bort oerpertoeteu fie giftige
@die. Bier Nanu rplrroen Oeraiftet,
a6aciebeu bopon Dnren aber Die Be
miibungen bes 5eirtoes IN 6ieicr Ri6.
tlng erfoIgIOs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
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Ter foI9erbs offiaieus gsrifr purb.
bier am WittpOa gbsub, per6ffsuts
Iiat:
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anSsre .IetHs fsinbIiae artessf51fe
ipurOs ON I2ittpO6 in Der Rabe Don
aibou bsmertt.
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Der qrrOina aOOuo, riitsn mir srfcLg.
reid Dor. &r anbsrsn guntten b.r
5roHt Biz on bic o6ers @sihfsI 1T bic
Gage unosrGnoert.
aSSn gaIiaisn finbsn spifaer Der
Wsi6IsI urb ben Sarpatbeu fshr 6.fs
tiae admpfs fatt. Die 0eutI9er pa.
ZEN aroBe WIaiIsn DON friIfgr 5rup i,
psu. uno nit isbr 8ablrei5er glrtiaerie
on bic front ae6radt.
Gin SbsiI uuisrer Sruppen mar ges
spunasn, iia rad ie6r beftiaen aGms
tf,n auf urisre sfpsits 8srtbeibisungss
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rer Riatuna auf Strp einsn SbeiI
urisrer 9eri6dnaunssr an Ntatuptl
8erl; in Der foIgsnbeu Ra@t Dertri.s
Ben mir aber tpiehsr ben Setno aus bt.'
ier Stsuuul. mir nobmen babel msb-
nIs 1900 Wdnn aefanaen.
an Der Gegenb BON Qlnaeloip, am
okrsn eOinnisa Tlub, ains Der Fstno
ON 8. mai an elmer siemIi6 lanae1
.Hfrnt sur Sffsniin. iiber; Die gsspt.
lDuns bra&.t Gbsr !sius RduItats.