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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-08-28
WEST VIRGINIA SOUND,
ASSERTS TRADE BODY
State Has Not Failed in Any Way to
Meet Obligations Re-
feet Condition.

A statement recently issued by West
Virginia Board of Trade shows the
soundness of its natural resources and
individual enterprise. For instance. it's
banks have almost $137.000.000 on de-
post. The statement follows:
West Virginia is not now. and never
has been. financially embarrassed. as
represented by numerous reports
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-08-28

inded by the eadns Of the
in
relief Being medicated recommended
the skilled
P3wd
Fol sale at dugst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

G. A. Moody of Waterbury was among
the business visitors in the city yester
day and to-day.
Harry Davis returned to his home il
Bradford yesterday, after passing Christ
mas with relatives in South Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Guptil, who re-
Gently took up their residence here, re-
turned to the city yesterday, after pass,
ing the week end with friends in North,
field
Hundreds joined our Christmas Club
yesterday and to-day hundreds more will
join; better come in and open your ac-
count now. Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Co.
Edward 0. Mckay of Cliff street, who
has been confined by typhoid fever for
several weeks, was able to be down town
yesterday for the first time since his
illness.
Joseph K. Smith, until recently con-
ductor on the Barre & Chelsea railroad,
who has been quite seriously i'll of pneu.
monia at the home of his brother, David
Smith, in Websterville, has so far re-
covered as to be able to be out of doors.
Yesterday Mr.. Smith called on a number
Of friends here in the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

The finest pen Of birds in Mainel To
be seen at the Vermont poultry show
in the Church street gymnasium Dec.
p. - and 30.-adv.
Single birds valued az $50 and 500
at the Vermont poultry show on Chuch
street. The public should not miss this
opportunity to inspect tie finest poultry
in Vermont, New Hompshire snd Maine.
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday
adv.
A small sized food vas caused on
Washington street Yesterday forenoon By
lumber team which broke Of the by
arant on the corner a Washington street
and Highland avenue. The team. which
j. said 10 have belonged % a man from
kimlaIl's corner. was turning out for
the street ear and the sled slowed around
irto TIRE hy8raut. Emplayes of the city
spen aur,eared 10 shut 90 the water. -
that No. damage aside from the broken
tvlraut Resulted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland hall New Years eve
Friday, Dec. 81 CAROLS orchestra.-ad
Remember the chicken-pie supper and
social at Cobble Hill grange han tonight
adv
Tonight az the city court room Judg,
George p Coffin Of Freeport, Ne, lee
lures at 7s3o O'Clock lie i an authority
on poultry breeding. adv
Bert Blair went this morning 20 Bur
limQton, where be viii remain for q few
DAYS before going 70 his former home
near R0uses Point, y. u, for a visit Of
several DAYS.
Invitations have been extended by tie
Italian Gayety club for tire third ~ a
SERVES Of private daurcs O. b. given dur
ing the winter runuths. The knights ei
Columbus ball tas heen reserved for the
gathering Which b. 10 take place to-u0T-
row evening. TIE affair win take tire
form of masquerade end dancing wiil
- preceded hv . farce wfth q small Gown
pans of amstHur thesrinus Support ing
nirresfe Fnfino nrH Edward forsoiH Al
damnrrs ere g. unfnask at intermissigr.
wian e lnnaheun rH - Served TIE
= He-l4aaas#aHH
sef5ur af Miss Mare Ds1atfi Mics Ta-
saflifne Ufrti. HItss Aurif Nsnsfti. George
MaEla. Jalu Colombo and Cisrriss Cal
llrarn
Gast rir5t ~ s. o'rlosk "a tl,s saltsfiau
AIRY hsH msnF -hii1ren from nn rsfts
ef tte ertH euers9at@l - rscsafe pres
srss T8serf He-r alsen5 sa ~ ths1u. OF
wsf.ria fH esas~a q So aF 4N.f5r rrrH
ga Baas Atter slert entartainuss..t
Hhi-H flstsF t4ssHt tlrss-u na-tafs al pr
hH1r ftH rtln-.E rfrF sfatrt ard t5A
.ssst-s- uifh Er uinfn.aaer az tors 81 ed
! frsss 1iss-5irrtsf e. fits fl.ilsrft tws
grr fTa rzssEts rter ard H5hars ~
tei.t i.or1f to tiar Efts SISTERS rnf
I-fetszs. fanF fEurres srf rrr.ies
arre ESQ nsu Ts fsH Hos rsasfstr
ssrHfsM utt rTf rHf 80 srfnlftr re
saa- Gr1 faz rH5 EEL sttsr ss ssaaf
.ss rsas ts hH u1t rfs fa1
JESSE Hud ed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison and daughter
Elizabeth, are visiting friends in Rox-
/ bury for few days.
Miss Grace Prize left this morning for
Norwood " ". where she plans 70 visit
Andrew j Wilkinson Of Rutland, a
former resident Of Barre, Is spending
several days with friends in the city.
William Beaside 81 North Main street
left the city this morning for Burlington
to pass the remainder Of the week on
business.
Mrs. T. G. Carswen Of South Main
street has returned 10 the city. after
passing a week with relatives in Hart
ford. Conn
Miss Hazel Lyon and Miss Annie Mes
ser. who are attending Mount Iiolyoke
college in South Hadlcy. Mass. are
passing the holiday season az their re-
spective homes IN Barre.
james 4. koamey, who with Mrs.
Kearncy has been passing few days az
the home 81 the lstter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs Patrick Brown Il jefferson
street. returned last Hight % Nrattieboro.
where be j. employed
Edwin Felt. WHO received minor in
juries in collision IN the ~ 4 W. r.
nflruad last wcek. resumed his duties
a. conductor on The suburban trains vrs-
terAav, Succeeding Fulius Chamherlain.
uho Has engaged as substitute cuuinc.
tar for several DAYS lews Martin who
was also Injuries In the collision. VERT
iaek A. vork f0r she M VI ~ 81 &c.
Yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Caroline Swift Of MiddleseN ar.
rived in The city yesterday for a few
DAYS visit.
II the lady who purchased the two
pair Of children's gray ieggins Friday
win call at "A. W. Knights store. IL win
be Of advantage 90 her.-adv.
Help boost Barre a. an exhibition city
BY attending the state poultry show in
the Church street gymnasium Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.-ad
Miss Nerna Laxson. daughter - Mr..
nnd Mrs Peter LAWSON ~ Mount street
was taken In the Perry A No0nan ann
bulance yesterday a. the Heaton hoe
pitai IN Montpelier for treatment
The annual meeting 81 thr Nineitin
club viii be held in The club rooms on
tire evening ~ Thursday. Dee. ~. at
u'rloek Az menlhers of the club are
urged q attend After ti,e husiness
meeting q buffet lunch eif b. SERVED
Hobart Bssuurth ~ fre-resl drsua
~ ggseTh Mefin Prtterspn's great broad
uns surresa. THE Litfh HrdtHfr cf tlf
Eich.- Hnhart Bailey plafs the nans
usrt aud Iane Nogak thr haruanp Iias
feature gives Mis- Nssat 81 afg,urf 1nitr
a. Hear snne war farfrl GDrns Including
= .Iut5ie evening rrHF. Hls5 Faui Poi
rsf afternoon frp,k AZ fis H'ieB to-day.
-nGr.
Mrn in ths Itslian ce.iary NJ Barre srs
suis,r1isinr rerT rsnrznilF ~ q fstlfirn
nsk1ra FEeHtts HlamHnfF f1r ser
urrk inrusn. 5fal7s1Ff Hnlsstsi ~gnsiH
anf Elastruiznri vhs. tls rst5tian
statez FrTIeea rtesszise f1 ztraeners
m = assiurrsr f7Hnia eanrr ffarufr 81
= ti# rtau ri tlr sTrsrsTrs frT fls fst-
tire e. ssr1ra ns ulNrr uanses as fslss5-
- hHst m fa-rs sirrf tea rraf s~s
lanswn. hmf saHH ~ ffrwrFH $50 tzs
iian 81 Eraerrs 81 w. Gste uist taf
ssens-t sars 81 tr1r rffe ID ferlftrs
n uH t&sf thfr ratF surrs~t fisF
'autrs u aie reFeniis rls trr
seas.s#x urar Htish 49, tast a-f alisrE
is iuHs aset se-a e. 81 ass stsHss
IN a Eu9-rl sag
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Lee Parker Of Bradford was
brought 10 the City hospital last night
and was operated upon this morning.
Joseph A. Lapier left the city this
morning for Montreal. +. o. where be
will visit relatives until after the New
Year.
New Years dance 81 Holden ball. Mid
dlcsex. Friday evening, Dec. ~. Good
music. Refreshments. Pull bill, 95c.
Everybody invited.-adv.
,. Wallace Grady. who has been ab-
sent on an extended western trip, has
returned e. The citv for a few days yis-
i before going back - Mexico City.
where be- is engaged in the tailoring buzz
inrsR
Would ven Ike b ses rn eKtibition
~ the best p0ultrv - Vermont. New
Hampshire and Matnef 90 b. the Yer
mont poultry show AZ ths Church street
gymnasium Tuesday. "Wednesday and
thursday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
Waists

One lot of Batiste Embroidered
Wolfe and Crepe Waists, all sizes,
to close at ...... ........ 59c
One lot of Silk Messaline and
Chiffon Waists, values up to
$500, to close at .s1.98
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
Ladies' Dresses

One lot of Ladies All Wool
Dresses in sizes 80 to 40, good line
of colors, values $1,000 to $3.50,
to close at .S6.98
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
Dress Goods

In the face of the shortage and
high prices Of Wool Dress Goods,
we are putting into this sale hum
dreds of yards Of beautiful Wool
Materials, including many of the
seasons latest novelties.
54-inch Scotch Mixtures, $1.50
values, now .98c
50-inch Zibeline Finish Novelty
Mixtures, S1.00 values, now. Toe
5O-inch Wool Novelty, plain col
ors, S1.0O value, now. ..... 75c
One lot Wool Dress Goods, just
one-half price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
Ladies' Coats

All of our Ladies' Fur Coats at
very low prices to close.
Special reductions on all of our
Cloth Coats.
One lot of Ladies' last seasons
Coats, good warm garments,
original values up to $500, to
close at ....t 1928
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1918.
The Weather

Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes
day. somewhat colder tonight; moder
ate variable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28

Silks

One lot narrow width Fancy and
Plain Messalines, to close, per
yard .39c
One lot Cheney 24-inch Shower
proof Dress Silks, SIC value, now,
per yard -. -. SOC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
Garment
Department

An unusual opportunity to buy
heavy winter garments at prac-
tically the beginning of the win
ter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28

After the Christmas rush, we
have several lots of slightly soiled
Linen Towels, Handkerchief,
Aprons, Neckwear, ETC., which
are marked at attractive prices
to close.
Also one lot of Ladies' odd and
slightly soiled Neckwear at one
half price, and many other arti-
cles not mentioned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
Ladies' Sweaters

One lot of Ladies Sweaters to
close at ............... S2.98
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
Ladies' Shoe
Department

One lot Ladies odd Indian Moe
casins, S1.50 and $1.75 values,
now, per pair .............. CSC
One lot of Mems Slippers, s1.5O
and $500 values, now -. ,S1.19
One lot of Boys Slippers, SIPS
values, to close at ........ CSC
One lot of Rubbers, to close, per
pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49c
so pairs Ladies' High Shoes, odd
sizes and narrow widths, to close,
per pair .................$ 1.00
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Private sale of household goods at SO
Washington street, Wednesday afternoon
from ] o'clock.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-12
Stalicns Serratb.
9ereits 1906 ippllte ss 1einerl otter,
rei6tI9en gunbesbruber in ben
Riiden fallen.
Truntrei6 ippute es cine babe Wiuiou
Sruppen gegen Seuti4laro
5ufii6ren.

9erItn, II. SuIi. - 0rabtlOs
nua Sagpiue. - Die ueberieeifas
Ru6ri4tenagentur ftreibt:
r9r. Gbefreb S5eps. Der g6efre'
oatteur Der @ierer 9tGgsmeiueu 3ei'
tung, uerDffentli6t in berfef6en eine
pertroultae llnterrebung, Die er am
10. Sanuar 1906 nit benz bamaligeH
fran5Diiiaen Wltniiter Oes 4euBereu,
Muurice Rouoier, bate. Serr Roua
pier iaste bem Reba.teur, StaIieu babe
Jrantrei6 bebiusungslos bipIomutiide
uuteritiiBuHg unb Elm Serr DON etnet
baIben Miqipu Wiaru dnge6oteu, falIa
es 5tpii6eH iSruntreich uno 9sutIh'
lamb gum &riege tommen foIl:e, bod
miife Grontreib StaIisn Dor einem
Diterreidifchen Gnsrtff It4er itenen
Roupisr tpoIlte Don Or. S5eps fptiTen,
pel6e Stequng Seiterreidb pobI elm.
nebmen ipirbe. Sbm purbe Der 9e4
ideto, Seterreid piiroe feline Der.
tragspFIi9tungen gesen 9eutIdLanS
ObHe 3peifel treu srfiiIsn."
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Seneioeusiuertbe Staliener
SoI6e, bic in rufii6e Gsfargsni5aft
gerat5eH, foIen in bic 5eimat6
5ariidssi5idt iperoen.

Rom. II. SuIi. StaIicn uno
RubIanO habsn, tpis Ssrlautet. Elm Qbs
tommen SstroffsR. pora6 RubIanb
Ssfangers italisniider TatiOna!itGt
aug ben ofierrsidii9su Seercn mad
Stalien 3uriidf6idsn mill, anitatt, lpic
oas nit ben anoersn Gsfungenen aes
idis6t, i'm SuusrH beg Reidss OSsr in
Si5irieu sIsno gu 9runbs ae6cn su
IaTen, Rumdnien bat einaepiIIigt,
bisie Gsfangsnen ourh iein Gsbiet fabz
rer gu laifen. bod poqsn gulgarisn
unO Gris6enIanb ni6t barouf cinge.
ben. Die 9efdrseuen, ipsIhs auf oieic
8eifs an Stalisn ausgsIisfsrt :perSen.
ipleu, fails Tie ss nidt pOr3ieber. iif
in bic italieuilte grmee sinrsi5en 81
laTsn, aIs Diterreidiids 9riesssefans
ssns bebanbeIt rperOen.
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gd)tpei5 als aibl
gs fOn 10000 trante arisssssfanssns,
bic Der fofOrtissu pfIsge be-
biirfsn, aufnsbmsn.

paris, II. Suli. Der r5mii6,
aorrsiponbsnt Der Saoas 9Issntur
iibsrmittslt elm. WsISuns bss .Gor'
risSe O'StaIia" fOIssubsu 5ubalts:
.Woni. Rardetti. Gin prdlat bss
pdpflidsn Saasbalts. III nat Bern
geI4idt tpOrben, I'M NIT Der ihipsiBs'
riideH R.sisruHs llntsrbanoIuns.u
an5utniipfsn ipssen Der llHtsrbrinsuno
ipOn 10000 Gefanssnsn Der bsibsn
tri,sfiibrsnbsn 9atiCHsn, bic Der ios
foriissn Silis unb pfI,s. bsbiirisH,
DER pdpitIids Gtubl bat fi4 fir Elm.
berartigs SilfsattiOn I.stbin aussel
iprOden. wsOns. Mar&s.ti iiberbrinsi
aud Dali!aaiias aOgrsfpunSsni.a
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Mui bic 3ufunft
9ertr0 ftet &6ntg 9 eorsfet
Slotte NIT 9e3ug
auf - siege.

2onbor, II. Sult. a1ntg
Seorg bat, pGbri6einIi6 I'M ben fins
tenoen Mutb Der Mtarine uufsurtften,
Der ShIohtflOtte einen geTu6 abees
itattet unb bem glbuiraI Se[Itcp
barauf cinen Srief gef6rieben, ipOrtu
er Der ueberseusurg gusbrut per'
Ietbt, bab bic britii6e Utarine neue
2or6seren ernten iperbe, ,fobarb bee
Gag Der S6Iadt argebro9eu ift".
sd bate bds 8ergniieen, ben
grDbteu Sbeil Der Sfft3iere nto ber
Manni6aft Der JIOtte gu Ieben", Tagt
Seine MuieTtdt. sd ertenne ben
geouIbigen rnb ertf6lOFeueu 9eiit an,
nit oem tie bic ldneeH Wtonate bes
Wartens urb bes Soffens ertrasen
bdben Sd tpetb, ME fart bic Sas
merabidaft III, bic 2tue oerbtnbet.
Sin fold sIiidltdes 8erbGItnib gtbt
mir bic lleber5susung, bdB mann I'M.
mer Der Gag Der S6labt tOmrrt.
meine Tsarine neue 9rtrmpbe threu
aIten lnb sIorrti4en GrGbitiensH Srs
fiissn NTH
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flu6t oa bic @rploiiDmaTen bod, nus
Our4 bas beutf6e SOrpebo bate gum
@rplobireu gebradt perbeu t6unen.
Srdf Opn 9ernitorff, Der beutT6e
goti4after, 1T bon Der g2pte 5efriebtst
unb fdgt, baB iie cine Bats fir pei1
tere unter9anblungen bilbe. @r bait
einen gru6 5tptfden 9eutf8fan6 un6
ben Ser. Stuaten ni6t me6r fir
pa6rI6einlt6 unb freut li9, baB bas
Oeutfhe auspGrtige @mt ben @int
Or. We1er 9er9arb's befolgt uub
bic gaOte in 70 freunbI6aftIi9em Sos
ne gsbalten babe.
Gprntfb, q. s., II. Sult. -
Sn ietnem 5usculum in benz tpeitd64
aeleaenen Gprntf6 fat ittb Der qrd-
it0ent nit einem etnge6enben Stu4
blum Der Oeutf6en gtote befdBt. Wlan
Dermut6et, bab er bereits iiber ben
bemnd6It gu tbuenben S9ritt BET
IT6 einia geporben 1T, Elm enbgiiGti>
ger GntT6tuB biirfte a6er nidt ebsr
aefaBt perben, als Bis bic Sa8lage
nit ben &abinetts Ulitgtiebern bes
| iprpden fein tpirb.
Der grdiioent lpirb pGbrT6einli5
nd6iten 1Freitag tpieOer in @aTHnston
fein, UNI bic QlntpOrt auf bic beutIAe
Jlpte gu bittiren. Gr pirb morgeu
nit SetretGr Gaming in ger6tnOung
treten, nm nit bemfel6en eine etpuige
ReiIe 2aniinq's nad bier gu beIpres
den. Ile6er bic 9tniihten bes 9rd'
| iibenten binii6tli6 Der 9tntnOrt
OeutI6lanbs lit iotpeit fem BOrt
oerlautet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-12
Jran3bFidje Seridte.
Sis mslbsn beftiss !ariillsristGmpis
an bielsn puntisn. psrfapsigsu
ober i5rsn aussans.

paris. IL Suli. - Die beut,
Aa8mittas erlaiens gsiannima4une
bes frapOFf4sn ari.ssamis ,ntbali
foIssHbes:
lin 8 ll5r ssfern gla5mittae
fdIustn bic GnsIdnbtr sinsn gnarifi
Der SeuH&.n ab. bic iaOn in b,u
eritsn 2inisu feitsH 5ub sefdbt batttn
Die Deutf9sn tDurben iebo4, bur9 si,
nsn Gesnnnsriff. Der fOfOrt siufsbts
tDisber suriidsetri.bm.
-SH Der @esenb nSrbIia Don 9frral
babm unisre ruppsn ben Gsinb aus
ben Grsrsn, bic mir gum 9b.il i@cr
am 8. Suit smOmmsn battsH. isbi
DolIftdHbis Dertrieben.
Gin gla4tansriff n5rbIi@ Don
Geuass usIss aSsd4Isssas
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Sries ia ben 9iiiten.
Die ger6inoetsH aben
BIS gum %. Suni 136
feinbIi9s Gtitgsr
dbdeihpfieu.
abaei 5 o fen.

9srlin, IL. SuIi. Die ssIesentli'
DE antiinSisuns. bic in ben oifiSielI.n
geridtsn sntbaltsn III, ..in feiHoIi6.r
Glisser~ iei absefdofsH tporbeH, ldBi
au3 ni5t i'm gnifsrnteiisn bic aus'
b.bnuns abnsr, gu ipeld.r Der aaft'
,ries ssoisbsn III. Den Offi3isasn osut.
i6eH ansabsn 3ufoIge, bic Bis aa .i'
mem sspifsn GraSs Don aasIdnbiidsr
3.itunss6sri4ten bstdtist tpOrbsr
iinS, tuurb.H Big gum %. SUM- bon
ben 0sutIdtn, Stit.rreidern Uni
1iirten uidt ipeuissr als 136 fsinS'
Iide 2uftfabrssuge CUR eros g.bradi
Bon ben gerluiten fi.l.n 81 auf BIZ
i5ransoisn unb AZ oui bic Gnsldno,r
Die RuFen baben bsb.uisnO psnis.'
GlusfabrSsuss, oIs ibre gerbiiuostsn
bic GHsldnbsr uro bic Gran5oisn, uni
besbaI6 bdbtn iis aud nur 26 sinsei
6iiBt. ginfiiuiitI Der frans0iiiden Der
luite iiRb Sur6 3ufammenitObs In Der
aiifteu, oliO bur4 ipirili4s auiitriss.
b.rbsisefiibrt Dorb.n. Die oubrr
ipuroeH bon Der erte aus bur4 gtriii,
Ieri.' Obsr WaidinenSspsbrfsusr su,
Streds ae6ra4t.
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4emti@e grfolge.
Bonn tpsftIidsH iDie pom 5ftliden
srisssfdaupIas Iautsn bi. Rad'
ri9ten duberit siinitis.
Die Gran5oitH iperben I'M Walb BON
Sc pretrs unb bic RuFsn Eel 2ubs
y lin In qOlen NIT blutis.n RSs
pfsn bsimsd@idt.

gerlfin, iiber 2onbou, II. Suli.
9us b.uiihs 5duptquartier bat b.ut:
bic fOlssnbs oifisisIl. gstannmadung
trlaiIen:
.auf bsm ipsitlihen arisgsidaus
plat: R6rblid Don Ypern babsH bi.
Gnsldnber ibre @eriu9s pom 6. Suli,
uniere Gteuungsn an 2dnal 5u er=
obsrn. fuisbsrbolt. Der alnsriff tpurbs
mit fdpersn 9erIuiien fir ben Jsinb
abseid)laeen.
rR0rblib Don Goud.J, auf Der
Sirabs mad alain, sinseH bi: Graus
SOisn Ra9mittass gum ansriff Dor,
bsgeaneien aber einem beuiideu Gss
senansriif unb bic admpfe fiHb nod
i'm Sang.
Gin ansriff Der Gran5Oien aui
Griecit, fiiblid bon albert, ipurbs Don
uHs nit 2sidtigieit absei4lagsu. Gin
Shiibensrabtn. norbpsitli9 5on beI
geoIisiour Garm. aus b,m mir Der
reino porlsbie Radi pertrieben batter
nubte am ndhften Morssn fpisoel
olifesesben tperbeu. gsitern abent
Duros jsbo4 Der GrabeR bur6 Sturm
pisbsr senommen. Rad bsm fiiuftsr
angriff mar sr unisr.
~3pifden aiIIp unb 9lpremont un'
isrbielieu bic GransofeH srfoIslOi'
admpfe nit Sanbgranaten.
Gin i'm Dalb Don Sc qIstre unter.
nommentr ansriff brad Dor unIsrer
StslIuHgen 5ufammeu. obglsia BIZ
5ran5ofen burd bsftisss artirsris'
f.usr Dor LANCER Saub pOr6ersitet bat'
ten. Der Geinb bat if)iuer. @rluit'
srliiisn. ausriff. auf unisrs Stslun,
gen iiib5itlid Don Sonbsr6ad uni
fiiO0iiIi4 BON Tsinitsr ipurbsn abss'
f6las.n. rnf.rs Gli.ssr hatsn BIZ
eiienbabnesbdubs in 9erarbm,r mi
9ombsn belest."
9iuf benz SiiIiden arisssf6aupIas
III bic Gag. unDerdnber..
auf bsm iiib0itIiden ari.ssidau'
pIab: Sn ben IsstsH sasen bab.n ge'
fedis in Der G.s.ub iiiblid bon ara'
neliaap. "a Da.ilsn iiiblia pon CUB
I'm. iiaiis.funbsn. Marsn bi.i.Ibsr
au@ MIR lDsalsu RatIr, 10 bat bod
jebss siHstlne einsH fiir uns eiiniiig.r
@rIauf ssnommen. Cont bat lid
NIT gssus auf bic Seutiden 5eer'
ni&ss Don Di@tisisit sr,isn.t.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-12
Sm refertpalo bole 1 Die ran5ou nuo bel 2mb!in Die
Nuiien oettlGe Nrn9e
Elm 8Om6arbemsnt Der Stabt unn0t9ig
MAIDEN, bic unter i6ren 8eppbnerH
sa6lrsife Stalisner sdbIt.
Mrras mnbaltbar.
Die beutf8en 9rGben rel:
den bereits in bic 9 orr
L

itabt.
arrus, Gruntrsid, 8. SuIt, iibe:
paris, II. Suli. Sn Qrpas fnb beuts
pieOer Granuten sef4leuOert pOrbsn,
ipie ss in ben leBtsn 25 9ugen taft
tdgIi4 gei4e9en lit. SeOsn gag pers
ben Elm pdar 9s6duoe mebr in 9riim.
mer seIegt ober in 8rdnO geI9oisn,
penn es au4 Der Geuerlpsbr NOD Tos
meit seIuRssn 1T, Der 5lammen 9ert
3u iperben.
Don ben 5000 ginipobnsrn befin.
ben ii4 nur nod etipa 1000 in Der
Stabt. 2lls Der aOrrsIponbent Der
Qf. preB bic Stabt i'm 0e3sm6er Be-
fu4te, pGren es nod 1000. 2ln bic
buHbert GiOiIiIien m0gsn gst0biet ober
OeripuHoet porbeu isin, bic iibrigen
iiHb Don ben UsiIitGrbsb5rben peran.
Idbt norbsH, bic Stabt gu bsrlafsn.
Die 3uriidssblis6ensn Osr6ringen ibr
Daiein in ben Reqern unb ipagen ii9
Hur ins Greie, fpenH bas SOmbdrbss
msnt Guf60rt.
Jn ben Straben, bic iOnit pplsy
aeben lub gertebr tpuren, pGfdt iest
@ras. Die JeIOpoit bringt nod iebeu
Gag bic gOf, Die aud nod sinmal per
Gag dbgeIiefert ptrb. Glide asl:r
iiHO gu 2doen eiRs.riatet, in tpeIaeli
2e5sUsmittsl feilgebots1 psrbsn gu
preiieH, pis iie in Paris oOrberriher.
gtpa bic SdIfte Der Qubsrudle Der
f40Hsu StaOt fts5en nod, a6er Don
bsm srubeH 9lod.ntburm 1T nur nod
eiHe Gte kil. Der beriibmte Iburm
- ipaHiI6e Qrditettur - rpuroe, pig
Elm asaerbspObner in Der RG6e se5dblt
baben nil, Don $50 Sus.In getroffen
Gin tIeinss gsrt6eibiguHgspert osr
Jyan50eH rsi9t nod Biz in cine Dor.
itaot binsin. Die Osuti6en GrGben 7e.
finoen ii5 a6er tsiue 40 garbs eut.
isTnt 10 bag nur i'm JIiiitertOn gsipros
den perosn Oarf. Sn isner gOritabt
1T tein Sous itsbsn se6Ii.ben.