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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24
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OVER ARMED LINERS
Agitation for Action Warning Americans Off the
BelIigerent Ships 0vershadowing All Other Ques-
tions Administration Supporters Trying to Keep
Congress Quiet

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Congress
assembled today with the agitation for
tction warning Americans off the bel
fgerent ships overshadowing all other
questions.
President Wilson S supporters, appre.
hending that the smouldering sentl
ment might suddenly blaze up, embar,
rassing the diplomatic negotiations
with Germany, were working to hold
the administration forces in line and
keep the question from the floor of the
house and senate.
Word went to the capitol again
early today that President Wilson s
opposition to any action by congress
was unshaken and that Chairman
Stone and Flood of the committees
dealing with foreign affairs could ex-
plain his position fully.
Administration officials outside of
congress profess to be undisturbed by
the agitation at the capitol and ex-
pressed confidence that the President s
position would be supported. 1t was
apparent that much of the chatting was
due TO lack of information of the
President Is attitude. The foreign af-
fairs committee, in accordance with
its action of last night, began a can
vass of sentiment in the house to de
velop the extent to which resolutions
of warning would be supported
h,
had attained the proportion of re-
volt against the President s policy
were fatty denied on all hands and
there was no outward evidence to sup
port them. Likewise statements that
the Democrats had given the President
a certain time, AS hours, it was assert
cd, to change his policy, also were de-
MED by everyone to whom they were
attributed
Those who are contending for the
support of the administration say that
while congress has not so far, been
taken wholly into the President IS con
fidence in the submarine negotiations
they have no doubt it will be if the
situation reaches q point where the
question Of continuing friendly rela
tions with Germany has to be consid
cred.
Germany has not yet replied to the
latest request from Washington for Q
declaration that her previous assur
ances for the safety of unresistins
liners applied to the conduct of the
new submarine campaign.
Senator Gore Of oklahoma announced
today that he would offer a concurrcn
resolution expressing it to be tli
sense Of congress that American
should keep off armed belligerent ships
Such y resolution would differ from
his bill for the same purpose in tha
it would not require approval by tn
President. 1t seeks to remove as
cause for war the injury of any Amer
lean on an armed belligerent ship. Ser
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24
FAIR MEETING MARCH 8.
Notices Sent TO Stockholders-Comp
menta-y Dinner at / O'Clock.

Notices were mailed today to the
stockholders and the advisory board of
directors of the Valley Fair association
for the annual meeting TO be held in
the Brooks House Friday, March 3, at
IL clock.
The stock books of the association
will be closed for the transfer of
stock Wednesday, March 1, until after
the annual meeting. Only stock of rec
ord will be entitled to vote, aad stoel k
standing in the name OF an estate NAV
be voted only by legal administrator
or executor
The complimentary dinner win be
served at / clock, followed by speak
ing. Leitsinger' IS orchestra will full
nish music.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24
Centre Congregational Church
Special Church Meeting.

A special meeting of the Centre Con-
gregational Church will be held in the
chapel Friday, February %, 1916, at
80 clock p. m, to act upon the
following articles:
Article !. To hear the report of
the committee elected to recommend
someone for the pastorate, and to take
action thereon.
Article 2. To transact any other
business that legally may come before
the meeting.
WALTER A. GILBERT, Clerk.
Brattleboro, Feb. 10, 1916.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24
REPORT FURTHER GAINS.
Germans Claim to Have Taken Several
French Towns Near Verdun

BERLIN, Feb. "a, by way of London.
Further gains for the Germans in the
region north of the French fortress of
Verdun were reported by the war Office
today. The statement says the entire
wooded district northwest and north
east of Beaumont and the forest of
Herbe are in possession of the Germans.
Announcement also was made of the
capture by the Germans of the villages
of Brabant, Haumont and Samogneux
in the Verdun region.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24
WAR OFFICE REPORT.
Claim That French Line Has Not Been
Broken at ANY Point.

PARIS, Feb. "a. : Fighting is con-
tinuing with undiminished intensity in
the region north of Verdun, it was an
nounced today. The official report an
nounces that the French line has not
been broken at any point
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24

ator Gore sought to introduce his reso-
luton by unanimous consent, but Sen
ator Brandegce, Republican of Con
nectieut objected and kept the propo-
sal out. Senator Gore will try again
tomorrow.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24
In Odd Fellows Hall

\ regular meeting Of Canton Palestine
No. =, will be held in the hall Thursday
evening at 7.30 o'clock. Business of spe-
cial Importance is to come before the
meeting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24
THE WEATHER.
Probably Snow Tonight and Friday
Not Quite So Cold.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The wealth
er forecast: Probably snow tonight and
Friday. Not quite so cold tonight. In
creasing east winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24

The mothers of Brittany will not
touch baby's gums, lest the teeth
grow crooked.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24

W. ". Astor became a British eiti-
zen IN 1929. His properties in New
York are valued al S60,O00.O00
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24

Cigarette smoking is common in
both sexes in Russia.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24

The japanese have nine different
words for father.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-02-24

Gold exists in szechwan province,
China.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-07-14
GOING Up.

The Huntingburg Signal came
out last week in reduced form;
reason high price of paper. The
Huntiugburg Independent an.
nounced that it has raised the
subscription price 335 per cent;
reason high price of paper. 90
newspapers in Indiana have died;
reason high price of paper, too
much expense and not enough
income. A few years ago the In
dependent was yelling itself
Ihoarse for a dollars worth or sill
yer in a silver dollar, a dollars
worth of paper in a paper dollar,
they wanted Gold. but paper
looks mighty good to 'em now.
The trouble with 5 out of the 6
papers in DUBOIS county is that
their publishers are getting out
Morocco bound papers in yellow
back towns. The one exceptic n
is the Ferdinand News. Not a
one Of the other 5 receive the
support they deserve.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-07-14
PGterSburQb Races.
Centennial and home CON

Centennial and home coming
August l, 2. 8. a and 5, 1916.
Roy d. Smiths Scotch High
lander Band will be a feature at
traction at The Races, Centen'
NAL and Home Coming. One big
Band Concert, morning, after
noon and night. Begins Tuesday
and lasts until midnight Saturday.
Indiana's Tooth Anniversary
will be celebrated with Grand
Centennial Pageant depicting
the history of Indiana from the
time it was admitted to state
hood one hundred years ago, up
to the present time. $50 charac-
tiers led by the Famous Scotch
Highlander Band. One coDtin.
Jus performance for Two hours
and Thirty minutes. Grounds
made bright as day by hund, eds
of electric lights.
Best Horse Racing in Southern
Indiana Three Big Harness Rae.
es every day $4,000 in purses.
A Home Coming of all former
residents of this county at the
most beautiful and commodious
grouds in Southern Indiana.
Just the place for t.of town
folks to picnic. Plenty of shado
and free ice water. No Charge
for Vehicles at the East gate
Old Soldiers. and their wives
admitted free every day except
; Saturday. All children II years
land under admitted free Wednes-
}day. General Admission, adults
1850, Children, 6 to II. 15c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-07-14
|. The NAH about TOWN

y John BIrk
Last wee was 4th 6 lul
week celeb I'D or Isl . 1,e8e'
were not 49, L o. (
Prof veg = ea.a f... e.
most of tn ~ iut +,
Charley Cha gasss Q !
the pictur, r II, 9nDu
lar bar t. = nnaro',
and John i,..tzrs Ing
rabbits in tut back =, could
be produced.
The Carnival Co. is gone, the
fun is over bat they say there
were some ia per boys eft On
the grounds Monday.
Mrs. Helen Malone, daughter
of Geo Seng Of Terre Haute is
here visiting relatives.
As soon as there can be locat-
ed a man that can take charge
of set of book IN double entry
there viii be another factory
IlGtC. Uitl.hi0 OQt CbtiSE Z Ids
turned out = lumber of efficient
students.
A newsp man caa barely
get news nov, because tha wo-
men generally know it before be
does.
A. w. Berger has purchased
the property of John Mehinger on
north main, and is making inn
proyemert', north main st. viii
soon be in the city wher our coun
Gel extends Main i. t. EcSerles
Dairy.
Mr.. l.. a. Ma.tin AL Geo.
Ellwood OF fekin Grove through
our city Spadsv. taxing W new
chevrolet machines froa Li1vi'ie
to Pedin,
The employees at the ice Plant
are proud of a pei cat altnoueh
she ran home when IA turned a
rat lose George sly ste Is not
used to rats
Social iooGshress Is a card
game for some one viii evcrtu
ally lose.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-07-14
| have carried the burden,
| have paid he price And 1t
is time to SOP.
SI5.06I.2O

Is the slice Of the melon that
Dubois county school trustees re
ceived from the State Treasurer
last Mon6av Dulois county has
6.6c0 children OF school age anC
received Y 81 for each one 1t i
quite a paying proposition for
for this county which only pare
in SO. $50 80 and drew out Sl5, O6l
20 or So. $50 90 profit on invest
ment IN 6 months 1t IS this stats
tax gift which is used as a club
often to make school trustees be
good when they would DC
Smart" aud evade the aw' Nu1
sed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-07-14

FRIDAY, JULY Ia, 1916
The Ticket

For Governor-John A. " Adair. Portland
For Lieutenant -Governor-Mason }. Nj
black. Nincenncs. -,
polls. dong term
THOMAS Taoeart. reuch Lick short term
secretary OF tate Homer l.. COOK, lnola
auditor of state-.Dale J. Crittenberger,
Anderson. ,,...,
For Treasurer of state-George \. Bittler'
For Attorney General Evan b. stotsen-
supreme Court Second District Douglas
supreme Cont Third District Charles
Cox. Indiana POLLS. -,
Appellate Court. Northern Division-Jame'
Reporter OF supreme court-Philp Zoer
cher. Tell CITY ,.o.
Judge Appellate Cont: ifat blstIic'-
e-ohn G. McNutt, Martnsville.
state Supt ~ IuDlIc Instruction Samuel l.
colt, SeW tlD1Ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-07-14

We know of a number of families who
are regular readers OF the Courier hut
are not subscribers, they borrow the pa
Der from their neighbors. We are ga !.
to know that the Courier is thus 10
,iated, but why not subscrioa7 e
price is small and we would ~ ;. ciate
having these nance on our n Ing list.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-07-14

Several boys Of the ia per ball
team played OH the Hunting Durg
team Sunday against Tell City.
The game ssulted in victory
for the Tell City boys; score be-
ing 6 70 @.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-07-14
Notice!

II the man about town would
see after his business mere in
stead OF acting as newspaper re-
porter lt wou q be more benefit
for the Brewins Co., himself
Zebher
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-07-14
Bulletin No. D.
The Bethlehem Steel Companys
Offer to Serve the United States.

time when expenses Government enormous
Isn't twor finding the actual facts before pngg ahead into an
expenditure peoples for government armor
plant?
To clear no the situation and basis as TAR ana
how now make this oer 70 the
The will manufacture arnaor plate of
operation
plus and
Commission fix we WILL agree 60 'hS
for sudh a as Government may designate
House down to empower the
fair for armo and allow
private manufacturers opportunity meet that price before the Govern
built its plant
ought it not to be accepted
The measure is now before the United States Senate
EUGENE G. GRACE President Bethlehem Steel Company
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07

REVISION DE LA CONSTITUTION
HOLANDESA

Ia HAYA,, Octubre 6.-El "Tclc-
graaf" aruncia que el gobierno ha
terminado Ia redacci6n de 81 informc
sobre los diferentcS nroyectos DC le-
yes que lie han sido sometidos. eli
aquello que concierne 4 Ia revision
de Ia Constitution del RENO de los
Paises Bajos.
e. ministerio rehusa terminate
mente accptar II revision de II Cons
tituci6n Y solo. esta lnuentc q que Sc
discutan los puntos relatives al de-
recho del vote Y 3 Ia Instruction. 4
,ste respcvto proponc drs T:odifica-
clones: Primero: que 81 vote sea obi
gatorio. Segundo: que el vot0 dc las
mujeres no sea instituido Immediate.
mente, sino que Sc instituya deGpueS
por el procedimiento Legislative ordi-
mario. Ademas. los diputados recibl-
ran algunas ventajas p~ecuniariaS.
Sus dietas anuales son aumentadas dc
dos mil 4 tres mil florines, y tendr;in
ademas, derecho z una pension.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07
CESAN LAS REPRESALIAS

,,N- r - o.-v.;n
"Hf1
&c "o''''', ~,
t,o' "'''''' No.
'.''''> -" -.
ms pms ,,I ~, l..
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"'Ii''i''s' !"'f",
m"i''s ''''"'! >'"'
POI -,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07
FL Grail. Joffffre hace Ell resuInen de las ~ventajas obtenidas
en- 81 Soma, en- una orden del da dirigida al %ejercito
Los Ayuntamientos de Belgica ~ernpiezan a preocuparse por
la reconstruction de sus ciudades
Noicias Telegrafcas y CablegraGcas de TODD el Mundo
Not;cias Telegraficas y Cablegraficas de to

, nado un pr0ccr0 dc rcfinar ~petroieo
que le ha Waldo una fortuna. Espe-
| Ia ~reyolucionar el sistema de In gue-
IRA en- 81 mar :: un extreme que =!
| actual poder del lrcadnoueht llcdn
grandrmcntc dl.minuIuO.
Aunque 81 mas Grandc sccrclo $"
guarda con rcspcct0 4 ii constrnc'
| ci0n del nucy0 Sum"r&iblr. Sc IN 81
Dido uua 81 buQue fut recIenlemcntc
botado al aqua en- NIpoleS. y que Ell
10 que = las pruebas prcliminarcs sc
refierc. ha rcSpondido 4 todas las
! esperanzas de sus constructors.
Fl principal adelanto de n embar-
! caci6n es que puede ser manejada
Dor I'm solo hombre. Esta c~Onstruida
de n que no hay EN- ella una So
L. pulgada de cspacio innecesaria. /!
operator del buquc pued" fac!!ment'
controlar todOS los dcseados movi
mientos del submarine.
No solo son los principles genera
les del Submarine difcrcntca q los
aplicadus 4 crlbarcac!ones i%ua!cS,
sino que cl 81. Trumb!c M a~lcanZad"
10 uue Sc consider, hasla impossible
dcsde el punto d. vista dc Ia mccitri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07
LA CRISIS DOMiNICANA

SANTO DOMINGO, Ocruhrr de
l9IG.-Gran eXcitaci0n rcina en- cl
pueblo Que csta lleno de ent0siasmo
btlico y con grandeS deSeos De que
c;talle una revolution contra las trG-
pas amer!rauas gee ocup"m esta ca
pita!.
Fl mayor general Ecars. jefr de
lbs fuer2as de los Es!ados Unid5s ha
hccho varias propoSicioaes u Presi-
dente de n Repuhlica. que han sIdo
rechazadas de plano por ei primer je-
fe d" Ia naci6n. Consistcn elias Ell
que las autoriiadcS am@ricanaS cue
onortunamentc ST ~deslGnnrian name
len las YentaS interiorcS Y n Teorga-
nizaci6r del Cuerpo de Polic!a que sc
rim mandadn nor oiicialcs america
nos.
F. Gobernador Juan Francisco San
chez, conocido pOr "Pari' IN Hama
do 4 Su despacho 4 los directories he
~periddicos. prchibitnd9les que ell e
successive Sc hagan concentrates dc l"-
lamentables succsos ~actualcS.
\ Horacio Vi2queZ y su GENT Sd
les ha eyigidc que ~entregueE Ia cnCr-
me cantidad de armas que tIenen on
. su podcr Ell I'm plazo de as horas y
Sc vigila constantementc al doctor
.Iacinto de Castro. Senador, Federico
Ve!azqucz, Luis Felipe Nid&! Y OtroS,
IIa sido ocupado militafmcnte q
baluarte de Conde' sitio este en- don
de Sc di6 el g~loroso critic del q dc
Fehrero, IA Receptora, San Carlos y
demas sitios estratGgicos Ell evitaci3r
de 10 que pueda ocurrir.
Pa;-alas dc tropas de caballeri9
e inf~anteria recorren Ia cludad para
mantener 81 orden.
L. c~xcitaci6n que reiEa es inmen
81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07

In l!bi!,n rIt=1r QU. 'ga~paSa
,,oa rpe-zas las vrntaa.!!as ,trl trrn.
Su.DaD5a todas ms rrflexIoncS. Por
nm anrAa d~,Sg3yg6n IT, las mb"s
ma mo rriayon ua-'a aGai u .uz 4
MICA lei sol. romrr ' rlamca una
-i.-orio.a rg.arltad: 81 rit..o !nrcn-
t,o DEL poaieut.. =, mmbr"s viya,.
area. Jarfaa!r<. lcudan Y 80 lila
TN roma ~navns = drrrcglda- laH-
ma. soor. las torres H. Magdnr.9.
sohra las ar.2aS del Rim.
po,as wees me- fg.l dado rnn.cm
mr. ma M sta ,irl Sol j.. tan ro-
infinite, na,fIilo .Cu&n noble Y an
- 80. r..,,.rIns Inmnriala-.
r l,u ;.-l75 IN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07

bgn iodos. Il de NJ. Hubin, :iiputad0
s0clalista, antcs sargcnto De ca?ani-
ncroS, que acababa da volyer al ser
yiri0. y el del DuQuc d" trSel, Sc
.aadOr cat6!ico. al!Stado desdc Ia Wis
arra. como simple sOldado v0.unta-
-i0, 2 Ia eiai de cUaren;a Y IN amos.
Por 10 comJln. y mly naturalmen-
IT,, Ia tribuna diplomatica IL IN
Par!ancRto NJ oS IN luGar en- que los
scntimientos dc Ia AsambIea cncuen
tran IN eco vibrantc. Esc d!a, no
obstanto, cuando e. Rey declare
que "un pals que Sc deficlde Sc
:mpone al respeto de todos y no pue-
de perecer"; cuando NJ. de Broque-
willie .anz6 4 Alemania su admira-
Die d->afio: ";Podremos ser venci-
dos, pero sometidoS nun5aw ......
'ruando Il Saia eT.nra nareci0 huni"
Sc baj0 a. acNinaci0Gcs fren4ti-
60, de-. hemiciclo ' dc las tribunas,
Ia srandeza tpica del e~spectaculc
arganc6 Iagrimas a mas lie IN diple-
matico extranjero. EsaS lagrimaS
honran a los que las han vertido ian
to cuanto a aqutlloS que p0r 81 va
Tor las prOvocar0n.
BESIDE Ell iia Sislicnte, BruSelas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07
Ell ULTIMO lNVENTO PARA LA
GUERRA MARTINA

SAN FANCISCO, Cal, Octubre
de l916.--Ha sido IN nuevo tipo de
submarine manejado por IN solo
hombre. FL primer modelo ha oueda
do terminate mace unas cuantas Sc
manas. E. senior Milton j. Trumble,
Presidente de Ia Compania Refinado
"a de Los Angeles. que Ia perfeccio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07
BUQUES

BERLIN, O"tubrc Gel almiran,
ta2go anuncia que las fucrZas nav2-
les del impcrio han traido dc In par
IL mcridional del mar del Norte e!
ranor noruego 'Sport-Lea," cargado
de- contrabanlo, = dos remolcad0rc.
ho!andeses, el "2uider-Zee" y 81
Cow Zee" Isl como dos ~lanchones
dc tc:carga que pareccn d%eStinados =
.Crvici0S militares.
''Todos e3os barcos estaban en- CT
mino para lnglaterra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07
LA HORA De INyIERNO EN-
HOLANDA

Ia HAYA, Ocluhre t.. Los pen
du!os de ,odos los r~elojeS del RENO
fucron r"lardados en- una hOra = nc
Jia nochc del Drimero del actual. item
20 fijado preyiamamtc para n OK
pirari1n De IL tornado de- cs,i".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07
DEL ENPRESi
DENTE ZiIAS
Virne de- la Pag. Ga.)

ciento restantc. FL imponcr I'M prcsi.
d.ntc de Ia minoria - una inmcnsa
mayoria. era invitar una rcvO!uci6n.
Y anadi6 uue solo con Ia i~nterven-
ei6n del gobierno americana podria
resultar elccto Presidente 81 gene
raj Chamorro Ell dia pfimero de DC.
tubre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
diriiase usted a Ignacio E. Lo5ano.-
CO., DoEorosa st. S. Antonio, Texes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-07

RECURTE listed ' gu-Tie eS:a t.TrCctcn.
para que - Ii mIeStTa i -uS lnI-u, QuS
sUrrel de ca!lOs. IHrZgIIn0S. ZIZpt"S : sra
nos de Ia peel, con sc Ell Jiiaorr> .a>tl
les que me Tcnlia, les ndDdy i yueIl IT
corrso, franco de porte. una raItG VIZ A..
mada Ionza!ez. Ia meIOr al muua" i.,r
eSlas Intermediates pevUrl.r Fl tfIr."'.
Ia persona cue 81 cure = no slH-
ESPIRIDIGS GONZALES
P. O. 70 "a LAhIls -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-27
8reie YreTt fit seras: Mittuod 81. stptennber 1916.

gntoedung gemadt, BOB oas Elm
bodit gefabrlider Sport tit, nno ooB
tie iiberoies ibre Scale in cine In-
gelegenbeit geitedt baben, Die tie i'm
@rulloe ge1ommen gar nidts on
gebt. 4ber Die einen mie ofe o11-
oeren miiiien jebt Die Suppe, Die lie
eingebrodt baben, audi ousloffeln
uno BET Sen fiirdterliben SerluIten
Der Srot13oien lit %on5unebmen, ooB
nur menige BON ibnen lemols ibre
Seinat mieoerieben weroen. Satten
mir in @aIbington cine tpirfIi6
neutrole uf1o nobrbaft omerifaniiG
qeiinnte COMMUNICATION, 10 mare
l0nglt cine @arnunq erlaiien NOR
oe1L mel6e Die friegsluitigen @meri-
forer oufmerflam mudt ouf Die Sc
fabr, in Die lie iid) begeben nno aui
oie bittere gntt1ni6ung, Die ibnen
~6eporitebt, tpenn lie etpo meinen, lie
fonnten Die fran5oiii6e ODER englii6e
Uniform nieoer aus5ieben, Iobulo
ibnen oos 2eben in ben S6iieen-
grGben ni6t n1ebr bebagt.
(@ernturia=Serpl0.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-27

NEE aus $4,000 Dfonn, morollS 81
erIeben lit, BOB Die gnglanoer Die
Su9e ernit gelug nobmerl.
u0ie engIiiden Soloaten bradten
Die gelommte guSriiitung init, ais
OBJ tie in ei1lell Iongen 4rieg 81 aie=
ben bGtten. Sic fiibrten 6elogc-
{diite uno Selofii6en uno o1es an
oere nit. Die meiiten famen i6er
golanos WeiG berein, no oe Galera
Dos aommonoo Fiibrte. Sic erlitten
mebrere 6iifI6la9e uno biele fpur-
oen nieoergeTdoiien.
yOos Soupt5iel Ser @nglonoer
mar por aQem, 6os Goitgebdnbe o6-
5uIdneioen. l1nb 10 eri6ienen 0or-
neritoq mebrere 8oten BET Yeorle
un0 Gonneup uno meloeten, BOB
Maidinengefpebre unb anoere @e-
id}iite ouf 6os @ebduoe eeridtet
ieier. l1niere 2eute maren jeoo6
oorouf ldon borbereitet uno guten
M1utes. 9os 8oitomt NOR in iener
ISOLDE totid6lif) Der ein3iee I(ot
in 0ublin, no man pirfli6 guten
Meutes fem fonnte. Sd perblieb
0onneritog morgen nid)t lange BORT,
So i9 nit 8eiteGuneen nod Der
giioieite eeianbt tpltroe. Sd bette
Miibe, our6 Die onS Goiteebduoe
umgebenben 8eiben BON Solooten
gu eelongeu, 3uriif fonnte i6 nidt
mebr. 0oS 8oiteebauoe mar nun
gdn8lib abeel6nitten.
3onneritog obenb, 6reitog uno
Samitag borte i'd 5oblreide miloe
@eriidte; ems beIagte, oas 9oitge-
ba1toe lei nieoergebrannt moroen.
gotIGdli6 NOR es Sreitag moreen
ourd1 cine 8ombe in 8rono geitedt
morben. Nle onberen BON ben Re-
beaen beiesten @auier tuoren be-
reits porbem eineedi6ert uno Die
2eute, Die fi1 oarin oufgebalten bot
ten, tparen na6 Dem Goitgebanoe ge-
go1gen, mo iid MN miroeltens 400
Mann befanoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-27
Die beutige Gage

Die @innobme bon Gombles bot
Iid 6eItGtigt unb Die Adiierten bobe1t
anId)einenb BEN Gorrnorif) auT Soul
mes begonneu. gsod ben 0epei9en
I'll urteilenL oringen lie itberaa lnl
CONNIE ebiet Dor. Sic boben audi
ghieppol uno @uenoecourt genom-
men. Cont lit ni6t biel Wi6tiges
oem1eloet morben. 0os @i6tiglte 1T,
oaB bie 9ulgaren Die Serben onf
Dem @eltfliigel in Wa5eoonien 5u=
ridgetrieben baben. gns Der 90
bruoi6a lift nt6ts gefommen, MIR
einiae mioeripredenoe geodri6ten;
Die Deutlden iteben BORT nod in III
rem alten Stealtngen.