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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15
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Is Given to Judges as to Plae-
ing Prisoners on.Probation
or ParoIing.

OAKLAND, Calf, Oct. 15.-Consid-
GRAFTON fthe relationship Of tho
courts to the probation system and to
the relationship between parole and
the institutions to which prisoners are
sentenced was given by Katherine
Bement Davis, commissioner Of cor
rections OF New oYrk, and chairman Of
the committee on probation and parole
IN a report from that committee to the
convention Of the American Prison
Association.
In the development of the probation
system she recommended painstaking
Investigation Of the individual, tina,
the sentencing Judge might have full
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15
Zemo. Cleveland,
knowledge of the points which have q
han ring ~, xhs ,.,,.<11nt t.,S~~

- il u ID =
knowledge OF the points which have q
bearing on the probationer. NJ
"As a general proposition she said.
mo offender should be placed on pro-
baton. who is not in sufficiently good
physical condition to enable nm 70
earn his livelihood, unless the court Is
assured that he has friends or rela-
tives financially capable Of caring for
him. &.
no person should be placed on pro-
baton who is unfit by reason Of feeble
mindedness or psychopathic defects to
control his actions
She advocated the establishment Of
the clearing house system for adult
offenders to establish their eligibility
for probation, similar to the system
employed for juvenile offenders in the
Chicago juvenile court where careful
Investigation Of the antecedents, en-
vironment and individual history OF
each child is tabulated.
Discussing the parole system; she
said: re-.
Both Institutional care and parole
arem ethods adopted to train the I'm
dividual who has been anti-social SO
that he may take his place as a law
abiding and self-supporting citizen.
In my judgment the connection be-
tween institutional life and the sue
ceeding period of parole is organic.
The criminal having bee nconvicted 1t
Is the business Of the institution to
train him for his readdustment to So
ciety. The parole is the period in
which the test of thi straining Is made
before the manis finally placed on his
own resources"
The report contrasted methods em-
ployed in various prisons and the diff
ferent theories Of prison management
and the degree Of freedom permitted
sAe prisoner. OF the penal method
,Fhlch involved sharp repression and
rules framed entirely by the prison
officers she said:
The difficulty Of thi system comes
in the abrupt break between the life
of the institution and the sudden free
dom which follows release. It seems
to many thoughtful people that the
breakdown of the parole system comes
largely al. a result Of this method OF
administration"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15
SALEM

SALEM. Oct. 15-Pocahontas
Camp Fire Girls Of the Salem pub.
lie schools recently gave a social
function representing the seasons, IN
the decorations and the kind Of food
served. The school officials. the
teachers OF the school and the par
ents of the members Of. the Camp
Fire Girls were specially invited
guests and arrived promptly at $3.50
p. m. Thursday at the public school
building. The gathering was held in
the domestic art room Of the school.
Four tables were prepared and dec
Grated to represent the various sea
sons and two Camp Fire Girls to
each table as mattresses promptly
served the guests.
The first table, representing
spring, was decorated with ported
plants, ferns and violets. At this la
bles Miss Virginia Carpenter and
Miss Therese Harris served pickles,
olives and sandwiches, which COM
prised the Introductory menu.
The summer table had the most
elaborate decorations Of flowers
with artistic butterflies suspended
ana MISS Nellle Scnutte ana MISS
Goldie Brand served fruit salad and
waters.
At the next table Miss Madaline
Morley and Miss Halle Van Horn
served the autumn menu OF baked
potatoes, chicken and peas. The
decorations were a long pumpkin
jack O. lantern and autumn leaves
and fruit.
The final table, designated as
winter, had a center tree Of pine
with candles, and the edibles were
pumpkin pie. nut cake and coffee
Miss Gladys Miller and Miss Alberta
Davis served the final course to the
guests.
The guests were delighted with
the service by the.young girls. the
fitting and appropriate decorations
and the timely Wand to remind OF
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DON'T SUFFER LAUGH
AT STOMACH MISERY
Your Own Druggist WIN Return Your
Money II Nli-o-na Does Not
.--L- Ralinnn nraxans.nla = ----l-- W.

1Our OWn druggist Will Return Your
Money II Mi-o-na Does Not
Relieve Dyspepsia.
Among all the hundreds OF rene
dies in every well stocked drug store
there are few that the druggist is
able to sell on guarantee to refund
the money II they do not cure.
Mi-o-na, the famous dyspepsia
remedy, has helped SO many stom-
ach sufferers that every druggist
who sells 1t is able to say! IF THIS
remedy does not relieve you. come
back to my store and will cheer
fully return your money"
Anyone who has dyspepsia, in III
gestion, headaches, dizzy feelings or
liver troubles. should take advan-
tage Of this chance to be made well
without any risk of spending their
money to no purpose. Mi-o=na will
relieve you, will regulate the diges-
ton, will enable you to eat whatiyo
want. II 1t does not do all this It
will not cost you a cent. n
Many druggists who have sold
hundreds Of boxes OF Mi-o-na say
they have yet to receive the first COM
plant from any customer. Such a
record is simply marvellous and
speaks volumes for the merit Of the
remedy.
It is easy enough to fill column
with the symptoms affecting those
who have dyspepsia, but there Is no
need Of describing their condition.
What they want is relief and they
can almost certainly get 1t In Milo
ma. Do not suffer day longer with
disordered digestion. II Mi-o-na re-
lieves you 1t costs you so cents a
box, If 1t does not, the druggist will
return your money. Sold b WELLS
IHaymaker Co. and other leading
Observation-Disclosures.
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"Tle Truth.,

! 3 The TRUTH the Chicago Herald
.sees II, ais that war ORDERS while
they have come in mighty handy to
bridge over the gaps of worldwide
reimbursement, are but passing factor
tn American progress. They loom
large for the day, and partisan clamor
E1astens upon them. But for the simple
treason that war cannot endure nearly
30 long as peace-for the reason that
Epeace and not war is the normal state
tof CIVILIZED men-peace orders are a
great deal more important in the ulti-
innate reckoning" To this truth the
TELEGRAM adds another? While peace
prevailed in Europe and the Under
wood tariff ruled in the United states
ell our peace orders" were sent over
there. When peace comes again. this
will be the practice once morc-ff the
underwood tariff is still in force.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15

Don't worry about akin troubles You
.an have 9 clear, clean e6mplexion By
nsing g little 1eln0, obtained at any drug
store for DC, or extra large bottle At
zemo easily removes all traces- Of, pim-
pies, black, heads, eczema, and rfngworm
and makes the s1Zin clear and healthy,
Zemo Is neither watery, sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. II . easily
applied and costs q mere trifle for each
application. It b always dependable.
zema Cleveland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15
Let Them Have a Care.

Several months ago the newspapers
of West Virginia generally came to the
support OF the railroads when they
were before the Interstate Commerce
Commission asking for general
IfTaight rate advance. The states
enlisted in that movement
because It seemed only Just to the
railroads. Some Of these railroads, It
seems. have thus soon forgotten, and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15

All this talk about restoring the
duty on sugar, and thus adding ATTY
or sixty millions to the revenue, goes
on, we observe, without a word 81
commentator from the White House
free sugar was fetch with Wilson
when the Underwood tariff bill was
under consideration, and he drove ii
Through a reluctant Congress- in the
Itace OF party rebellion in the sugar.
producing states of the South
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15

IS President Wilson has interfered To
postpone the execution Of one Hin.
istrom, a Swede, condemned for m,,r.
der in the state Of Utah. He took this
action at the request of the Swedish
minister at Washington and was ius.
titled In doing so as matter Of inter
national courtesy. Yet we do not re
lcall that Mr.. Wilson has ever shown
exceeding activity to prevent the exc
cution OF Americans in Mexico.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15

Congress will assemble two months
hence. and from Washington we learn
That President Wilson intends short.
Nv to set about the formulation Of the
National defense problem" Il cannot
spe said that the doctrine Of prepared
ness has enforced itself on tEs. presi-
dent to the point where he prepares
I, himself far in advance Of an event.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15

The \ In Ma no ears i,ilijs
;se9rcted ~ esifs he 91bb ogst
Bandits nowadays, are very fasts IA
ious, and the men who were capa-
bic Of doing this nice little job were
quite capable Of trespassinE to the
extent Of permitting the railway to
carry them into Cincinnati aunt-
ington Herald Dispatch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15
On the SQUARE.

The history OF this years series,
In which the Boston Red sox won
the championship in four straight
games after losing the first of the
series. and the history OF last years
serbs in which the Boston Braves
took all Of the four games played.
show that baseball is ION the square, p
-Parkersburg News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15
MARRIED N BUGGY.

cENTRAL1A, kan. oct. 1s.-Free-
land Hall and Mrs. Carrie higgins, Of
Corning, had no frills at their we'd
ding. They Just hailed the. Rev. Nfr.
iFckinger on the street and were mar
ried while sitting in their buggy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15
Get Down to Business

The Democratic politicians want
Pre- ident Wilson to get 1t over with
sss soon as possible. and come doYn
to earth and business. Wheeling
Intelligencer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15
NAV IIse story.

The anti-prohibition forces II
West Virginia are at liberty to use Gas
showing the failure Of the measure
in West virginia) the story from
Grafton that the we'll 3snown train
bandits escaped from the scene OF
their celebrated crime In balloon
or an aeroplane. - Parkersburg
News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15
A WolnI,de,,r,.

It is wonder w. J.Bryan does not
rush to the aid of his great and good
friend Villa Wheeling Intelllgencer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15

play with while waiting out Of the
storm. A bolt struck 1t, hurting 1t to
the opposite side Of the. room, burn
ing the sleeve from his shirt and
throwing him to the floor. He was
dazed but unhurt. =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15
An Evening Echo.

These are the days Of fairy.
When they hop up in the grass.
And catch your hand in twinkline
As oyer the yearssyou pass.
You started out with trouble,
But they made you. forget 1t all
For life is a very bubble
Whensthe fairies come In the fall.
-F0LGER McKINsEY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15

Cuba,s 1914 importation Of shoes
aggregated $4.249,681.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15

"A blind man at westbrook, Me-,
has built an ell to his house, laid
the hardwood floors ana installed
ihotwater system.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15

6|'1 & |1.1tr5 %ue1 t.| I|L
no 6Il + t1is be- ~ 'ls's ~ ,it a.
"a sion dtls and aeF1ted ~ 1fisz
Yelm& Rodater; The CAMP guar dian
who Is held In the highest esteem,
and loved by the girls Of poeAhnntas
Camp.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-15

Phrenology was at one time forbid
den by Law. as being dangerous to re-
:, - # 4
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The guests were delighted with
the service by the.young girls. the
fitting and appropriate decorations
and the timely Wand to remind Of
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-29
S1t Der 0flee+
9eati9er &reu5er iOn bort per=
ienft tuoroeu iein.
8eitdtign1tg feblt.

2on6on, 25. Ott. sSn petrpgrao
tpur6e geftern anttli@ betannt ge<
ma@t, 6aB Elm engltf6es l1nterieez
Boot einen beutf@en &reu5er BON Der
prin3 M6albert= =&lai5e in Der 9ffee
torpebiert babe. Bet ber brttii9en
QbmirolitGt liegen tetne Melbrngen
bariiber bor. u1o au9 6ie Petrograz
Der Meloung brtagt feline @in5elbei<
ten.
Cur grin3 Moalbertza zalaFe, oie i'm
Sabre 1902 erbaut puroe, gebDren
Sic bret &reu3er rS55rtebri9 Rarl" !,
rprin3 9etnrid" l1nb vprir5 Mbolz
bert. Sic ftnb ole 1858 Sonnen
groB unb buben eine 8emannung BON
ettpas iiber 500 Perpnen. sSSbre
@9nelligfeit 1T 20 Rnoten. Mngez
fi@ts Der Satfa9e, oaB Ole briti<
i9e Mbmtralitdt BON nt9ts peiB unb
IN @rinnerung an Die rberiibmte See
f4ladt Don Sligo, tpo Der pMoltfe"
angeblta berloren ging, cine Melz
Dung, oie ft9 ipdter als bon q bis
3 er19pinbelt ertDies, 1T bieie ruf1iz
f@e ra1ntli@e" Meloung nit grDbem
3prbebalt auf5unebmen.
Mnm. Der Heb.)
Nbonntert auf ote Seem lllm pol1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-29
9Dnan1itperl6
3uei 9eutide iOuen an9eblia
babel beteili9t iein.
@urben in @ait seuommeu.

Seem Sort, 25. DH. Die bieiige
@oli5et bebanptet, etnen rieitgen
@on1plott, Sabrifen, IN benen Muni-
tion bergeiteut miro, uno 9anrpf.
idiffe bur9 grplofionen 5n 5erito.
rem, auf Die Spur gefommen 5n iein.
lnter Dem @erba6t, an 0em &ona,
plot beteiligt getDeien 5l1 iein, pnrs
ben 5tpei MGnner, &obert SaD, "a,
uno 8alter @6ol5, 80 Sabre alt,
perbaftet. Sbre Seitnabme erfolgte,
ols 1ie in eir1em in Ser 9eabe bon
@rat1ttpoob, ge. s., gelegenen Heinen
@eb0l5 nit einer fleinen, gan5 neu
TON nltrl1ierten Bon1be, Die elne groBe
8erltr0ungsfraft baben ion, operier.
ten. Die Yoli5ei 6urdiu6te 6mn
oie @obnung Der 8erbafteten in
8eebatpfen uno pin BORT anber be-
bemten6e1 9orrdten BON @rploftp-
itoffen Dofun1ente beridieoener Mrt
io1pie Yripatbriefe gefunben baben,
aus 6enen angebli6 berborgebt, bob
sic @erbafteten Deutide fino nno fi6
felt 5tpei Sabren IN ben @ereintgten
Staaten befinoen.
Dieier Mnnabme Ser Holi5et nj.
beripri6t aber cine Grfldrung, bie
SAB geitern in Der 8oli5eiitation 51
8eebatpfen obgab. geab 6ieier CT
flarlng bat er 11ad 9lusbru6 oes
@rieges an Ser ,peitlt9en Sront ge,
fonnpft nnb lit angeblid bon benz
@aifer nit benz giiernen &reu5 I.
uno 9. Rlafle ousge5eid1et uoroett.
Die bieiige 8oli5ei mill ibon Dor
atpei Mo9en in grfabrlr1g eebradt
baben, oaB Sic beiben Berbaftete11
einen Ronplott angeb0ren. q Sic
tunrben betpadt, fonnten aber nibt
perbaftet tDeroe1, neil 6ie gegen iie
borliegenoen 8etpeiie nidt geniigeno
1pare11, nn1 Ste 8erbaftung 5n re6t-
fertiger. SAB nne S6ol5 tpobnten
banaIs Bel elmer 6rau 0fobert
@t1art an Ser a. 5traBe in u11ion
@iIl, ge. S. 8or elmer @o6e tpe9.
felten fie oie ggobnu.tq un6 ionen
ieitoem fa1t t6gli6 nit 8on1ben nno
@rplofibitoffen berfdteoener Mrt Gr'
perirnente ongeiteM baben.
&eute tpuroe bon Der 8oli5et be.
fannt gegeben, oaB 6ie 8erbafteten
aud 8ei9nunget bon 8efeittgungs.
&perfen an 1tnieren 4iilten in ibrem
8eftB batten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-29
Stre1tge WtaBre8el.
8elgier n1iiiien @afen unb Wfnntttou
Aa,.kf1hnsf RnhHrnntf nnafieferff

oeut19en Beb1rDen anSltefer1.
Mmferbau1, iiber 2onbon, 25. Stt.
gea@ einer aus 8riiFel an 6te bieiige
3eitung rSelegraafN etnsetroffenen
9epe19e, bat @eneral Sauber3petg
oie 8ebDlferung 8elgiens 6ardn erin<
merit, 6aB am /. Sanuar cine pro>
tlamation erlai1en tpurbe, lant tpel<
der ale Maffen un6 Munition ben
6eutf9en 8ebDrben ausgeliefert &per<
ben follten.
Ser @enerpl fiigt bin5u, baB per<
fpnen, bic na9 Dem 25. Sftober i'm
8e1fB BON Waffen urb Mnnition gez
funben tperben, nit Dem Sobe ooer
NIT minbefens 3ebn Sabren 3n4t<
baus betraft iperben f6nnen. Mnberz
6en peroen folhe @emeinmefen, IN
oenen peripnen i'm 8effB bon Waffen
uno Munition gefunben tperben, nit
elmer @et61trafe bon 10000 Marf
fS2500) belegt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-29

~ SNV SS*N$SNfS$@(. 10 -
5ett0 1ttterftntt tu1trDen, nDQ 1tGnbig
5miamuten. Ser Geinb erlitt idred-
lide gerlnite.
Ser Saaptangriff Der SStaliener
tpur6e bon Mngriffen itarfer @rdfte
gegen uniere 9iroler Sront beglei.
tet. Die Sobebenen bon gielge-
reutb uno 2afrau1t nurben 1naus-
geiebt 16per bon1bur6iert. Meb-
rere italieniibe Dibiiionen griffen
an Der Dolomiten Sront (0ft-
ltb bon StroD an. @eitern nnb
borgeitern tu1rben bier Elm Mneriff
gegen 6ie &amberger 6itte unb bic
Strede Golbilan-Sreiaiii, 5uei An.
grtffe gesen &nfeop, ,ueitlid bon
Sdlnberbad, ,lnb bier Mngriffe se-
gen 1tniere Jront nDroltd npm
9orfe Smef nnb benz Hopena<Sale
unter blntigen &erlnten fir bie
SStaliener bu4fanbig suridgeidla.
gen.
rMn ser Gront 1T &arnten fan'
6en nur Mrti1eriefdn1pfe un0
@6orniibel itatt. SIM TlitidtSale
1na6te Ser Syeinb iiolierte Mnsriffe,
Die ale erfolglos maren. Spatere
@erln6e 5nn Mnereifen 1uaren be.
beutenb id,pa6er.
~@egen uniere Sront BET Mr6.
Iibrb (balbmegs 5tpiiden Sliti6 nno
&arfreitag) tpie ben 8riidenfopf
bon &olmino (Solmeir), ma6en
oie Staliener nod INNER ber5tpei-
felte Mngriffe, 6ie ii6 DEFENDERS ge-
gen Die &0be peitli6 bon ct. Gu
cia ridten. Dieie S0be miro ieit
Eagen beitdnoig angegriffen. Sier
orangen 6ie Mlpeni6iben Der SSta>
liener in einen fleinen Sell unierer
sSront Elm. Gin energtf6er @egen-
angriff our6 uniere &egimel1ter
SEQ. 50 nn6 SEQ. SO parf bie Sta.
liener in fur5er 3eit pieoer beraus.
usSS1n Sion5pbiitrift mar es benSta-
lienern ntdt m0sltdj, an irgenoetner
Gtelle in uniere steQnngen ein5,t.
bringen. @or oem 8riifenfDpf ppn
@oer3 brnden mebrere Angriffsber-
Inde Der Staliener blutig smiam.
men. Mad itarfeu artiaeriftifden
&orbereitunsen griffen bic Stalie'
ner geitern bic 8ersbSben bon
Dslapia an. 1tniere Sr1ppen bal.
ten nniere ia1ntliden Steqmngen
nneridiittert.
rMn Ser tpeitli6en @ren5e oes
Bloteaus bon Dober6o, in Dem Sc.
biet 5tpiiden Maini55a uno benz
Deiieibuii 8erg tobt 6ie 5dla6t
nod nit rnper1nin6eter 8ut pei-
ter.
rSSrn iabliden midnitt 1T es
rnbiser ge1uorben. 8teberbolte Qln'
eriffe Ser Staltener idlnsen iamt
,tnb ionbers febl. syn einem ,tnie-
rer bprberilen @raben selans es
Sen sStalienern anf f,tr5e 3ett SUIT
at faiien. @abli6 bpn ct. Mar.
tin nabm ,tniere Snfanterie einise
@telnngen, bic ,uir perluren, iute'
ber".
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-29
f@tdter unD gepanDter 1nD, als o1e
finbigften Mdnner, Sir lnb 9or
0ffner1."

sSn 9opepeu, 3d., tpar6e sez
itern bur9 etn Jeuer Elm @9aoen
BON $4,000 Bis 100000 angeri@tet.
ssSn @@enectaop, q. g., ftnb
beinabe ale Mngeitellte Der r@eneral
electric Co., Die etnen @treit ir<
i5eniert batten un6 beren 3ab1 auf
10000 angegeben pirb, tpteoer aur
Mrbeit auriid aefebrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-29
Sprid)t 8eoa1tertt aus.
9eutld,e &egierung nil fit Sdaben
In Ehdur be sSDnDS bes1blen.

/ 8err, @hpei8, 25, DIT. Die Re<
giernng bat betannt gegeben, baB bie
6eut1@e Megierung our9 ihren bieii>
gen @efanoten ibr 8eDauern bariiber
onsgeipro9en bat, bob Elm oeutfder
2nft19iffer unldngf bic StaDt Gbaur
II mos nit Bomben belegte. Ser
0lt.,aiffer bat, ipie bic beuti@e Re<
gierung ertldren lieB, etnen Srrtum
begangen. @r babe geglaubt,er befinz.
oe ii9 iiber fran50iil4em @ebiet.
0eutf6lanO bat ii4 fofort erbpten.
fir irgenb tpel4en 54aDen, Der anzI
gertAtet 1T, @ntf9 9doiaung 3u beaahz
len.
Mus Berlin nirb gemelbet.
baB GIri bpn Billion, ber friibere
beutfde Heidsfanaler. in R0ln er<
frantt ii.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-29
sSQurt fritdru1t.
Mu0e1t BET 9iinabnrg
mteoer 9el9la9ell.
Jorti4ritte bel &isa.

SDtt1WGttle uSt Jtt9u.
Berlin, Is. Dft. Cine 1tel,e
fhpere geieoerlage baben Die &niien
bel snurt, DoS fiinf &iIometer tpeli-
li6 bon Ser Dina un6 Is &ilometer
norotpeitli9 bon Diinablrg liegt,
erlitten. Mabe5u 5000 Mann 'pnr-
oen gefangen genommen nno ntele
Mai6inengetpebre erbeutet. 9te
@taot ielbit, Inn oie Die Sinoenbnrg-
Mrnlee felt 8o6en gefdmpft fiel
nad erbittertem Strabenfanpfe i1t
Die Sanoe ser De1ltfben. sDie ruiit-
f6e1r slngriffe auf anoeren Seilen
ser 6ro1lt tpuroen abgei6lagen, nno
pie @ien meloet, ii1o ben &nlien
Sic III oen neuliben &fet1 errlt11-
aenen 8orteile in 9ltgali5ien mieoer
entrilien worben.
Ser offi5ielle 8eri6t oes oeut>
iben @eneralitabes bot folgenoen
@ortla11t:
v&eeresgruppe 6es @eneralfelo-
marl6alls bon Siroenburg: als Die
Deutf9en nit Grlppen borridten.
berIdpanoen bie @uiien, bic BEL
Domesnaes, an Ser Moroipibe bon
&urlano, geIan6et maren, tpieoer
uno febrten nod ibrer 8afis 5nriid.
vgprb,peitlid BON 9anabnrs ba'
ben nniere Srnppen bic @niien an-
ter id,ueren @erlnftem ppnt sdloR-
berg berbrangt nnb Sangt itirmen-
Ser &anb genpmnten. 9ie &niIen
liefeu Is Dffi5iere nnb 2,940
Mann ,uie 5ebn Maidinengemebre
uuo einen Minen,uerfer in unieren~
&anoen.
u&eeresgruppe oes Generals bon
2iniingen: Mieberbolte Angriffe Der
MufIen nuf 111iere Steluneen liio.
lid pou1 @pgnopffoie-5ee ant
Morbenbe oes OlgtnsfDfanalS, lpur-
Sen 5uriidgeidlagen. Beili6 bon
Gbartoriist tuuroen feinoli6e Stel-
lungen genonmen. 8ei &omarobo
tp1roen fein6li6e Mngriffe abge-
f9lagen.
Ser @eneralFab Der 1fterreihtf6z
ungarii6en Mrmee er1ieb be3iigtt@
ber &dmpfe an Der rufiif4en 5ront
folgenbe @rtldrung:
rqluf benz ruii16en &riegsf9au.
plab nabmen mir Bel Nopo Nle1t@
ne3 Gam @eretb, nDr6lt@ bon Sar<
nopoD bic 91ben Dftli& BON 9opas5z
no. 8ei gbartorttst ma@ten nnfere
Mngriffe Tortf@rttte. @onf 1T sic
Gage nnperGnbert.
petrograb, 25. DIT. Ser rn1iiz
f9e @sneralfab erlieB geftern aben6
einen 8eri@t, in ber bic Bel Riga
nnb Diinaburg gema@ten Jortf6rit<
te Der Deutf@en nit ungepDbnliz
eber Offenbeit eingeitebt. Der 8eri4t
Eat folgenben Mprtlaut:
uMn ber unteren Ma baben mir
bie~ ~Dentf9en bei &alnaem Go Rtz
lometer iiibli9 BON S9lod) 5uriidz
gef61agen.
r8ei einem Gefe6t I'M bas Dorf
Mepe, fub0Flid bon Riga, gelang
es benz Geinbe, biefes Dorf gu
nebmen. Sci alangbe iebod, n6rbz
li9 BON Repe, bra@ten mir benz
1einbe f9pere @erluffe Bel. Crepe
liegt peniger als 10 Rilometer fiibs
Dfli9 bon Riga Bel garump.)
.Mn ben meiften Seilen Der &igaz
syront mar bas Mrtillertefeuer alf
beiben @eiten .febr kftig. 3eppeline
bpmbarbierten am %. Oftober bic
@tabt.
,Mn Der Diinaburgz zGrDnt tonz
3entrierte Der Jeinb fein Nrtileriez
feuer tpeflid Don ssSnurt, bas in
Bic 6dnbe bes Jeinbes fiel. Die
Deltf1en erlitten IN ben 5troBenz
fdmpfen i6pere gerlnite
rMm DlginsfnzR Ronal haben mir
bos Dorf Woulfa genOnme1l.