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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
For Sidewalks Laid by the City
in Front of Their Proper
ties, Council Says.

Property owners in front Of whose
property the city lays sidewalks af-
ter they have been duly notified to
pave and do not do so are required by
ordinance to pay for the same, and
the city council Friday night in reg
ular session took action to bring
about strict enforcement of the ordi-
nance. 1t ordered paid two bills, one
of 5000 for sidewalk in front Of l.,
S. Hornor's property on Mechanic
street and another of $3.50 for side
walk in front of the Susie Davis prop
erty on West Pike street, and then dt-
rested that the necessary steps be
taken to recover the amounts from
the two property owners.
The city clerk was directed to ad-
vertise for bids for street paving on
Virginia street from Hornor avenue
to the south side of Wilson street.
Two carloads Of crushed stone were
ordered for South Chestnut street and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
NABBED
IN POLICE RAID
Alleged Gamblers Fail to Ap-
pear in Police Court and
Bonds Are Forfeited.

Seven alleged gamblers were ar
rested by city police in a raid on o
building on Baltimore street, Glen
Elk late Friday night. The men
gave their names to the police as
Joseph Mawers, Joseph Baire, Tony
Chemans, Samuel knight, Tony
Azure Joseph Doe and John Andy
All the names are thought to be ilC-
titious.
Makers. who is alleged to have
been operating the place, was re-
required to post bond OF $2l,6O'
while the others, with the exception
Of Joseph Doe, put up $13 each. Doe
was let off for So
None of the men appeared in po-
lice court for trial Saturday morn
ing and the bonds were declared for
feited,
Lieutenant of Police Nicholas NJ,
Whytc and Patrolman Pieyont made
the raid.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
HEAVIEST transform
OF THE SEASON ON.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
ON THE SOMNIE FRONT, Aug. 49,
The thunder of the heaviest rain
storm of the season joins those OF the
artillery and flashes OF lightning
from the heavens view with flashes
from the mouths Of many guns In a
most lurid battle picture in the dark
ness of the early hours this morning
as a finale to yesterdays Anglo
French attack from Pozieres to the
Somme. The chilly, heavy downpour
continues, making artillery obserya-
tion difficult.
The British main advance was to-
wards Guillemont, where they gained
an important position on either side
of the town beside ground on the
right Of High wood.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

,r,rTYNTCTON Aup 10 - The
WAeHlNGi io't, .,,,.aot nae; enod railroad
Crisis over @ tnv tl,, a.d g"tSnra tSnro ara many
strike continues anu I'm Ineit eot ' %o na ~ ssed
indications @ snal II "i'' NV ~
for several Gays; Hy,s;n oonrorrod again
President Wllson con- con,e'IT~ nrosid dents ents
today with tne tall'o%u ran "a n.na9nrs p''pcT to
and their committee ol nn%n"5I' 's-.aa5i IL NJ NJ
hear their rePy 10 ht ms ,o,,r p,UpUIr, Gsr and
they accept tne elgnI.nou' ,,Iao T%1 T"a all
arbitrate the @ o,her e.! ISSUE, onad % 10 the
White House lor con'e'eH'' "
~ o clTch' ,,,o,;,+oo of $40
The employes conlt''1S.oe com, prosident vii
having voted 10 accep. t.. .nut vS't t6n thinp
sons plan ana ,3;, lnerepy ,od pG' -, another
up " 1us - ali, matters over.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
To Cooperate in Movement to
Prevent the Threatened
Car Shortage.

Below is given notice recently is
sued by George B. McGinty, secretary
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. 1t is hoped that the shippers
of this territory will do everything
possible to bring about prompt un-
loading and help to avert disastrous
car shortage.
Reports are being received by the
commission indicating that a car
shortage" Is again threatened, caused
in part by the heavy movements Of
grain at this season Of the year.
The commission, therefore, takes
this opportunity of again bringing to
the attention of the carriers and ship
pers the necessity for close supervis-
ion Of the methods Of loading, un-
loading and moving Of cars so as to
secure the fullest possible use Of
available equipment
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
Roth SIDES ARE STRIVING
To OBTAIN PUBLIC OPINION
Crisis in Threatened Railroad
Strike is Likely to Continue
Several Days.
BACKFIRE BY BOTH SIDES
Railroad Heads Are Again in a
Conference at the White
House.

WASHINGTON, Aug l9.--After
an hours conference with President
Wilson Saturday the thirty-three
railroad presidents left the White
House without giving any indication
that they had abandoned their stand
for arbitration, but with assurances
that the negotiations were not ended
The railroad executives gave no tln-
al answer to the presidents proposals
but will deliberate on them today
and see President Wilson again,
probably Monday.
While the railroad presidents were
in conference with President wilson.
the president gave out a statement
outlining his plan of settlement ana
saying
ut seems to me a thoroughly prac-
tical and entirely fair program ana
l think the public has the right TO
expect its acceptance
In his address to the officials Pres
ldent Wilson said: =,
IF a strike comes the public Will
know where the responsibility rests
1t will not be upon me-"
One ray of hope that it might IN
duce the railroad managers to make
concessions stood out in a suggestion
that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission might determine whether 1t
would be right to increase freight
rates to meet the added compensation
10 employees The railroad presidents
indicated they would make state
ment soon. .s-4 10
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
BIG pullman PLBNT
Employing 5000 Men is to Be
Erected in the Wheeling
District.

WHEELING, August l9,-lt Is
officially announced here that the Pull
man Company, OF Pullman Ill, Will
shortly begin the erection OF a branch
plant for the construction ofsteel cars
at Mingo, o., twenty miles north OF
this city. Two hundred acres of land
was recently purchased by the COM
pany at that point at a cost Of S2OO,OOO
and plans are being drawn for mon
ster plant on this site.
The new industry will give employ
ment to 5000 skilled workers. The
work Of clearing the grounds has al
ready been started.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
APPEAL TO SHIPPERS
MADE BY COMMISSION

Shippers should endeavor to secure
the prompt and full loading Of cars,
and consignees their prompt unload
ing and release.
The commission feels justified in
urging upon shippers and conslgnees
that they shall not use cars for stor-
age purposes but should endeavor to
release them as promptly as possi-
BILE and not avail themselves Of the
full limit of free time provided by
the tariffs.
Carriers should also make every
endeavor to eliminate delays and ex-
pedlte the movements of shipments.
Cars should be promptly returned to
their home line, company material
promptly unloaded, and close super
vision given to operations at termin-
ais
Individual shippers and their as
soCIations and the carriers should CO.
operate in order that the delays and
losses consequent to shortage Of
cars may, so far as possible, be avoid
ed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
BOLD BURGLAR
ENTERS MAIN
STREET STORE
Smashes Rear Window Of Bon
Ton Store and Escapes with
Big Haul.

A bold burglar sometime Friday
night smashed a rear window of the
Bon Ton store on West Main street,
near Fourth, rIlcd the cash drawer
of between SIS and $40 in cash and
took about $500 worth of various
kinds of goods,
Three rings, mirror and costly
brush were found in the grass in the
rear of the store Saturday morning.
Apparently the burglar had taken
more goods from the store than he
could handle, and had abandoned
the articles.
Standing on box the intruder
smashed the upper pane of the win
dow with large rock. Reaching
through the aperture thus made. he
was able to unlock the window. The
window was then raised. and the
maraudcr entered
Among the articles of goods taken
from the store were mesh bags,
gloves, white ivory goods, tooth
paste. pearl bends, tooth brushes,
party boxes, jewel cases and rings
and other jewcIry.
Soon after the burglary was dis
covered, 1t was reported to both city
and county authorities. Chief Of Po-
lice Harry l.. Brooks assigned City
Detective l.. l.. White to the case.
After making an examination of tho
store, the detective stated that his
only clue was that he was certain the
intruder was a tall man. This he de
tcrmined after seeing the distance
from the box, on which the intruder
stood, to the window. The detective
said only tall man could have
reached high enough to smash the
upper pane Of the window.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
SURGICAL
Operation is Performed upon
Supreme Court Judge
Miller in Hospital.

PARKERSBURG, Aug. 19-Judge
W. N. Miller, of the supreme court
who has been spending some time
at his home in this city, has been in
the City hospitla for several days, a
fact that was not generally known to
his friends. Wednesday Judge Mill
er underwent a very painful surgical
operation for relief from a malady
with which he had been afflicted for
months. 1t is said the operation was
entirely successful, that he rallied
nicely from the effects Of the anes-
thetic and that his recovery will be
rapid is the opinion Of his physicians.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
Again in MeSopotamia with
Friendly TribeSmen Assist
ing British Army.
HEAVY THUNDER HEARD
Russians and Italians
Are Winning in the Various
BattIefieIdS Still.

LONDON. Aug. l9- Renewal of
fighting in Mesopotamia in which the
British were engaged with Turkish
irregulars is reported in an official
statement today The statement says
sixty Turks were killed and a large
were wounded by the Brit
ish who were assisted by friendly
They made raid on the
irregular forces which had attempted
to interfere with British steamships
on the Euphrates
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
CAMPAIGN
To Raise Funds for New
Church at NorthvieW Will
Begin Tomorrow.

The first gun in the campaign tol
raise funds for the erection of new
United Brethren church at Northview
will be fred Sunday when new
church day" will be celebrated with.
all day services in the public park
adjoining the church. Ifweather con1
ditions are unfavorabe the services
will be held in the church.
Bishop w. NJ. Weekly of ParkersSI
burg, will preach at ii o'clock In the
morning. There will also be servicesl
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. MI
Dinner will be served on the
grounds and everybody is asked to
come and bring a basket
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
NAVAL RAID
Is Made on the Austrian Sea-
port Of TrieSt by italian
AerOpIaneS.

BERLIN, by wireless to Sayville,
Aug. 19-Naval aeroplanes with the
aid of torpedo craft and motor boats
made an attack on the Austrian sea-
port Of Triest on the morning of
August IA, says an Austrian admir-
atty statement Saturday. Several Of
the raIding craft were brought down,
and although a number of bombs
were dropped little damage was done,
it Is declared.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
LINES ADVANCED.

LONDON, August 19.-The British
line on the Somme front has been ad-
vanced over a section of two miles
long and 200 10 800 yards deep, from
High wood to the junction point with
the French forces, the war Office an
nnnnced SATURDAY..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
DARING ROBBERS.
cuY ASsoeIA1Eo PREsO

PITTSBURG, Aug. 10. = Two
masked men entered the offices of the
pittsburg Stopper Company in the
shadyside district and, holding a re-
yolyer at the head of the paymaster'
took the payroll of 5000 from his
desk and escaped.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
HARMON RESIGNS.

M1DDLEBoURNE, Aug. 19-Prof.
j p Harmon, OF the Tyler county
high school, has rendered his reslgna,,
tIon as teacher Of mathematics ana
has accepted position in the patent
office at Washington, D. c.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
EPIDEMIC
Of InfantiIe Paralysis is Mark
ed by No Material Change
Today.

NEW YORK, August 19.-The end OF Of
the eighth week of the epidemic OF OF
MANTLE paralysis was marked by no
Material change in It's development
Dnring the week just passed the dis,
ease has neither advanced nor receded
" anv extent. During the twenty-four
hours ending at 10 a. m. thrty-slH
cbiidren we're killed by the plague and
,34 new cases were reported to the
health department as against thirty
Two deaths and 125 new cases reported
Yesterday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
BRIT7SH AND TURKISH
FORCESARE FIGHTING

the Allies along the Serbian frontier
on August II were repulsed and
thrown back upon their original po-
sitions after sustaining, enormous
losses. says the Serbian Official state
ment today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
ATTACK is LAUNCHED
BY AUSTRIAN TROOPS.

ROME. Aug. 19-The Austrians
launched an attack last night on the
left wing of the Italian forces on the
Carso plateau. The assault was
checked by the fire of Italian batter
les.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
LINER SUNK
Although 1t Carries Mounted
Guns for Protection from
Submarines.

LONDON, August l9.-Tho Italian
Stampalia, between New
York and Italian ports, has been sunk,
says despatch to Lloyds.
The Stampalia was passenger
liner OF 900 tons gross and had space
for LOO passengers. In common with
other Italian liners 1t had mounted
guns for protection from submarines.
The last report Of its movements was
its arrival at Genoa on July 80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
LINES OF TEUTONS ARE
BROKEN THROUGH NOW.

PETRoGRAD, Aug. 19-The Rus
slams have broken through the Aus
tro-German lines on the Stokhod
river in VOlhynia and have made a
considerable advance, 1t was an
nounced today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
BRITISH AIR RAID.

LONDON, Aug, 19-Brltish naval
aeroplanes raided German ammuni-
lion stations at Lichterverlde In Bel
GUM, thirteen miles southewest OF
Eruges, Friday, starting large t1res'
tIA war Office announced Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
FRENCH WIN THEIR WAY
FOOT BY FOOT IN FIGHT.
cav AssoerA1IO rREss,

PARIS, Aug. 19-The remainder
of the ruins on the edge OF the VII
lage of Fleury was captured last
night by the French, the war office
announced today. The battle con
tinued violently all night long and
the French won their way foot by
foot
German counter attacks were
made repeatedly on the Somme front,
The statement says the Germans were
repulsed after violent fighting, leav-
ing fifty prisoners in the hands OF the
French.
sALoNIKI, Aug, 19-Bulgarlan
A..n.nn IL. nAAn nl.nh Ahn rnclAinnG nl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
SFVENTH DAY BAPTISTS TO
HOLD SESSIONS AT SALEM
General Conference Of the
Denomination Will Meet in
That City Next Week.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
Program Will Begin Tuesday at
the College and End Sum-
day Evening.

SION ana the one huhlleuth anu lout-
ioenln anniversary OF tne SeVenIa
caion'n",t t.%S "|prt' vnor Scs.Ions vii hepin
,r", ,r,,o.I,", "lNr r,"rri,,c "rS "nd and Sunday
n,nni"% n Thow wuI no Mold In the
anT'',S ,1,,oI,, 'nPy ,Io M,n W roiIogo I " Tho @
@oIIowIn" c", nrocram will bo observed.
',W"''' ,W, - -, ""' Wv -. no
Tuesday MornlnS' august ~
l0iOO Hymn No 2b2, Come,
Thou Almighty King"
Preparation of the Spirit
Hymn No. 3O6, Standing on the
Promises ,
etiI,mnn m"",o'' " "''''''' """- '"
'''I,,,,",', 'n nro ooI Ar;,on
muSgIlst ,,sII',, i''. aI, oo" "O" Sn',,o, ,1v
pord ,V''"'"' "'"' ''' 'N "
pomu, m,.,., - .,,,,,,,oIon an ovoort,vo
hT1It VI you,,'9T'O , ~ U% eMv'usnO soo
commune" CONN. "oS'S L. ""ii0i"' ''O
'ot"lS n,,, .,,,.t,,,.on ,o,or,,ro-
n" "pOr, o, [ommL,IoC mIoC,on on dSnOmn% PnS
dlcE, c9nirmnn' t ,,,..oo.
Mpp"'" ~ ~" "''i'JIo W ,,,o" oo"'''''0''
i-'V'-1 1NuJou '''''V"''
Afternoon
The efficient church.
200 Service of praise-Paul u.
Ellsworth,
The Edgar D. Van Horn,
Male Quartet-"OnC Sweetly Solem
Thought"
The EQulpment-Wl William G. Hub
bard.
The Every Member Canvass
william c. Whltford
Music.
Evening.
rho pu,o, chrrob
. ~ .No 'en, go, -, .nr,,too |rwtH"'
Tho T,yV VmI,,e 3Tme "v's''g' or v pnro, survovA
r,,,do Ehrot ~ " ''''" ~
O'g%" rho Tl,,r| poIat,on =, tbo Pura, Home
~ tho ChTrcb. Mrs Nettie West
" ,tmo,o tm" Va" .i1,ha Churoh N tba WIid.
,,,omd mgSIc = me o"u''A ~ tH' ""
"UTT What oro po.to. "a Do,np- Wal.
tor ""E rronno oao "''t 80
Nnlo chour- "Abido with Me-"
Wednesday Morning, August %.
6:OO--Young peoples sunrise
meeting led by Miss Leila stIllman.
(MethOds room in Huffman Hail.
Hearing OF sabbath school
board.
Topics for discusSlon-The Sab.
bath School Publications; Can tho
Relation of the Sabbath School Board
to its Publications BE Improved?
methods room in Huffman hall.)
10:OO-D Devotional service.
Corresponding secrotary's report,
Treasurer's report
Other conference business,
11:OO-Sabbath school board.
Devotional exercises,
annual report OF Doaro-A' u
Buraick, secretary
me score Garu-AIIreo ~ WnlF
loCa, president
MuSc'
VltaI Features OF saDoath school
ork,-lestGr u RandolphN
4S'VO-Ao1ournmeat'
Afternoon,
2:OO-Education Society.
Devotional exercises
Address-WilIiam G. Whitford,
president.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
VERY SEVERE FIGHTING
FOLLOWS THE CAPTURE

SOFIA, Aug. 19-Severe hghting
followed the capture Of Florina from
the Serbians, says an official account
of these operations isused here to-
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19
BREAD 10 ADVANCE,
lny ASSOCIATED PREss,

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, August 10
Bakers here announce that when the
present supply Of -four is exhausted
they will advance the price Of bread to
six and twelve cents loaf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

sALoNIKI, Aug, 19-Bulgarlan
troops who attacked the positions OF
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-26

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herhoFtpten esro,,e,, erh;sIt ;6re esrs;.
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fes qinS Sohpin hntte SIN nor
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monitratipil tpqr ipeiter ni6tS ais
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-26

lid) aitf ben eriten Nlar5 feitgeiekt
lit, ni6t seipGbrt ,uerSen iuiro. Mme=
rifaner biirfen Sies ieSpd) nidh 10
anslegen, als OF Gin neller 1ristb
III ben Gerbnnblnngen 5iuiidlep 0ea
Ser. Staatem ino Ncntid)lnn6 rr-
fplgt ici. SIN 9egenteil, oiele Ger
IJanolnngen idtreiten rnbig iueiter
ltnb man lit bier iibersenst oabDn,
oas tie 81 einem freunSidDaFtliden
lTebereiilfomrnen fiihren uerSen.
Siele 8er6anolmngen iueroen iidD
jeSenfalls bis in ben Wfars binans=
oebmen, aber es 1T sfueifeibaft, ub
irgeno etsuas pDn Seitem Der oeast-
ldeil nber OiterreidDiiden sSlDtte ge-
id)eBen mirb, onrd) oas Die bipID-
mntiIdlen @erimnSlnngem gcItDrt
iueroen fOnnten, bis Gin lteberein-
fontineii er5ielt lit. Wan lit bier audi
iibersengt babpn, Snk bic Ser. Staa-.
ten bic 8ersdttisnng SentId)lanos
anerfennen lperoen, belpaffnete
Gauffabrer, mic Salfsfrenser sn BE-
banSelm, iuenn man crit Die Stel-
lung SentTdjIam6s pollitanbig BE-
griffen int yIr f5nnen natiis-
lidl nidJt iaseu, mic lueit bir rslntu+
ritat@ oes .6errn yead, Menfcrmn-
sen, ,uie bieie, sil MAIDEN, arbf
lle6riaens iuiro and aus ySaibina-
ton aemelbet, alleroings ebenfalls III
eilsr 0cpeide Der vSnternationaI
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8eutidllanb lei elmer befrieoieemSen
sOinna naber seriidt. 3n oieisr
aniid)t ipa man Dor alleul oaSilrdJ
aefpmmen ieim. Sak man anninlint,
9entidlarb iiito bic Ser. Gtaaten
|uiirben elite observation-disclosures Sa-
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Watipnen nidlf aeoadlt iperoen.
gus Berlin meloet man: Nus.
lonoiicbe 3eitlingen, belonoers Die
franaoiilhen, nerbreitcn bebarrlid)
Wielollngen iiber ongeblihe llnruben
lin Berlin uno an0ern oenticbea
Stdoten lin feIt5iliteaen, mas an
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ein Bertreter oeS ,lteberIee 9eod)l'
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lidl eieentIidl 3uectrogen bat Or.
2efpolo erflarte: ,Gs fanoen bier IN
Berlin orei iogenannte ssrieocns-
oenlonitrationen itatt, n1lnlih am
III nnb 80 0obelnber llnb 8. Ge-
Bernber b. s" Die erIte ser.
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&c pom 8eidstagsaeb1iioe nad mel.
mem gnreou befnerfte idb spiid1en
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Sine Offi5ielle GcpeidJe ans Ser
lin meloct, bah 6ns ssort 9pnamort,
eines Der Nnfenfprts Dun Werbnn,
pom ben 9e1tldjen eritiirnat mnS Jest
Dolitan6ig In ibrtnt 8eiib lit. 9as
JDrt bilbrt bic norbdfflide Gde oes
gefeifignmgen Der Stabt. Sc iunrbe
geitern nadmittag DDit 6em "a.
Sranbenbnraer sSnfanterie Neai-
nlent geifiirnit - Terbnm miro BON
nnsefdbr siuansis Ssrts nmseben.
Spnamont geb6rt 5it ben iiebet
sSDrts iuelde bic Gtabt mad Often
81 idiiten iollen. Seine Ginnails
me lit ber Sanpterfplg ors bisbsri-
aen slnsriffs.
Der aaalpf nm geronu tobf nit
mnberGn6erter 0tiuaIf iueiter. Gie
6ransoien bebanpteten aeltern iuic-
Der einmdi, bic Mngriffe nno Sas
yombarbement aMf Geiten Der Oemt=
fden iuiroen idjluG6er, aber fie hat
ten iidJ natirlidj gctamIdlt. Die
OentidJen iuifen itmgefabr 400 Sc
id)iite anfseitelIt nnb $4,000 Mann
snlammtngtsegen bnbtn. Sic iimb
6is amf siuri Weilen an 8erSnn her
amgefommen nno ifre idwerem Sc!
idjiitc bef6feEeu Die syprtS grellpillt,
9omamonf iino Wiarre. slle
Gtelinngen nad Noroen fin iinb III
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-26
Surge utberiitbt.

Der &antpf Inn WerOmn baai-
ert fort. Die 9entIde1t be-
IdJiekem bereits Die anferen
syprts. Sins oerielben, Jprt
96namont, lit id)on pon if
iten eritiirrlt.
Der oeittId)e &aiier mar
aliittiuodp in Nil6elinsbapen.
Sn Der Gbampasmr luolIea
Die 1rat5Dlen cine Oeiltide
Gtellnmg senOminen baben.
0eittldIaub luirb angeblid)
oell Serinin ieines nenen TIM
terleeboptsfrieges nid)t him
aafsldJieben, iuirb aber and
nid)ts TIM, mas 5lim sIbbriid)
0er @erbanOlnngen init ocn
&er- Staaten fiillren f0nne.
Die CeiterrcidJer beidiekeu
Gnras5o.
Die 9iniien ulelOen, Oafl lie
I'm &alfaIus nno in geriien
mebrere Srte beietf babcn.
General SOiunsbenb in aut-
GIAmara 6ebanptet, oie Sc
Iagcr1tng nod lansc nnsbnIten
sil f6nnen.
Die Hnfien be6anpten, Ser
manidab in Yeriien eritiirmt
5u bnben.