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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Observation-Disclosures bes
aiaematusrapben.

Man riibrnt betanutIib an BEN
ainsmatosrapbeu, bab er an Hdtur'
mabrbeit bem Sbsater. bem Ct &C.
i9Gfiii9 i6on j.Bt bebeutenbe Ron
iurrsus madt. iiberlssen ie:. 5ierSu
bemsrit nun elm GadbIatt folsenbss
.Gs ipa bier mir Elm aufri6tiasi
Mabnbpprt aussefproden tptrbsn. 81
ben srDbtsn Siinbsn sablt bic Gdls
Iduna, bic man ii9 auf munten
5ilms beSiislih bes Dries Der Sdnbs
lung suf9ulben iommen ldbt. Die
pislgeriibmte @ufsabe bss ainos,,
rittiae 9iIbsr bon 2anb unb geuien
3u eebeu, ipirb baburh in ibr 0ssens
ibeil pertebri. Man iiebt nur all3u
bdufig einen Dilm. Der Elm Drama
,eist, bas in siHem setpiiIsn eanbe
unb in elmer seipiiisn 8eDOlieransss
Ihidt ipielen iou. 2(u9 bsm cbers
flddliditsn 8eOba4ter mab iofort
auffallen. bab bas Wailieu TN osm bas
iJilmsDrdma iid abfpielt. sefdli6t III
unb bab tpsber bic llmsebuns nod bas
Spiel Der banbsInbtn perIpnen in ben
Robrnen Der Dramas pabt.
90 ipurbe ba nsulih Elm sSilm6rama
aufsefiibrt, beiIen SdaupIab in Nas
brib Iiegen foIlie. Meber bic Giraben,
nc6 bas Snnere Der 5dufer ober bic
WlSbe.r batten auh mir ben seriHgiien
Inflara on bas laHb Der aaiianien
unb bic @oltsiasusn srinnsrten msbr
on Elm norbbeuiIdss Decentralization
ala an cine feitidslide ipaniide Woliss
msnse. Die telephone, bic G9reib,
utsniilisn, fur3 jsber @sbrdufsssaen
itanb Dsrristb. bab bas Drama itati
am llfer beg Wansdnarss in irasnb
eintm beutf6en Reft aufsenommea
mar.
Die aoifiims parsn allerbinqs fpas
MID, aber bensn, bic In ben aoftiimen
iisdten. fab mon ben sbrlihsn pIatts,
bentfden nuf bunbert S6ritt an. limb
bies mar elm fcasndnnies SfdrssFiIm,
bas auf BEN Biibnsn Der sr5btsHI
Sidbi< gessist spurbe.
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geleioigums Der S,utid.m.

Wilfon BAT bic 0eutfden als T6Ie6
te Weni9en, als 2anbesDerrGtber bin.
9eitelt. Seine &asnereoner tbur
n09 ein ipsiteres, inbem lie bic Dent.
iden dls bumme MenI6en 6ebanl
oeln unb Sipar 10 bumm, bob IL
niht piiien, per Der republitdniIh.
prd'ioentidafts &anbibat 1T. en-
Den Reben, pel6s ipe5iea an 81.
Seuti6en sehaIten tperben, fagen bic
eemotrdtii4en Rebner ni3ts bon
Suabss, ionbern ipreaen nur bon
Rooieoelt. a!s penn biefer Der prdfi.
bentiGdftstanbibdt Der Republitaner
ipdre. Wus iie beionbers ben Deuts
iten tpeis MAIDEN poQen, III bic Be.
bauptung, buB penn 6us6es uepG6lt
ipiro 10 lei Der &rieo nit OeutT6s
lamb eine unabGnberIide 5batiade.
I'm BAG gu beiueiien, geben lie in tpeis
tenn gosen bsrum. Sbre geipeistett.
hdipelt iid in fotssnbsr Deife ab:
RoofeOelt bat osiast, bab, penn er
sur 3eit Der @srientung Der r2uTiia.
nia" qrdiibeut eeipeien pG-s, 70 mir
be er bas bur6 bic Ssortna6me ber
beuti9sn S6iffs, Die iid iebt in amss
ritaniihen !Sdfen befinben, geubnbet
baben. 2(ls pprtugul bic in Tsinsn
6Gfen liegenben beutiden S8ifie BE-
fhluaHahmte, babe DeutI6lanb a!
portusal ben arieg ertldrt: grgu lei
ein arieg spii6eu ben Ser. Staaten
unb Deutf6Ianb unpermeibli9, ios
balb 5ugbes geipdblt ptrb. Dieie 10.
glide aiiee piro binfdllig bur6 bas,
mas 6ug1es ssIagt BAT. Seine
grfldrung sebt bahir, baB, ipenn st
9rGiiDent geipeien pdrs, 10 fpiirbe es
gu ieiner 9erientuns Der .auiitania"
getcmmen 1sin, unb pas III iebr eins
leu9tsno. 9euti6lanb Ttritt gum
unae6inberten Sau9bnottries. neil
Wilfon ben gngldnbern geTtattete, Die
3ufubren na6 Deuti6lanb ab3ufpers
ren obpDbl iie feline geiebli6e uno
pirtiame glodaDe unterbielten. Die
beuti4e Regieruna ging Oon osm poQs
itdnbig rihtieen Gtanbpuntt aug, bal,
penn prGiibsnt @iIfpn ben gnsldr=
bern geitatte, bic neutralen Re6te Der
@ereinigten Staaten auber a6t su
ldffen, 10 Bitten lebtere AUDI teilt
Re4t, bon Seutf6lanb cine Reipetti=
rung ibrer neutralen Redts 5u erfpdr,
ten. Sughss aber tpiirbe barduf be.
ftouben BADEN, bab Gnglanb bic Rech.
te Der 9er. gtaaten reipettirt, piirbs
ss basu burn I6ipsrrung Der Wunl>
tionsausfusr ae5purgrn haben, iras
Deutfblauo feline @erarlafuna oeqes
ben Bate, einen unge6inberten Sauds
6oottrieg 81 erDffnen. gs per6dlt fi9
nit bem aufitoHia Sa1 aenau 70,
pie 9ugbes es tpieberbolt bar1elegt
bat, ndmlid, bat @ilfon 10 itfpan-
tenb unb 10 Itpud6ersia in Der 8ers
iretung Der gtedts Der Ger. Gtaaten
par (unb jeht nod iit). buf tsine 0a-
ion ibn ernft nebmen tam.
Cine Qugnabme ieoo6 hat Wilfoa
Jemaht unb 5Dar gegen Deutihlanb.
llfs er on her @srisnfunn oer ,,auTis
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ariegserinnsruna

5anie (ibre alltsribiimer ousIrcs
menb): .DisIs Code II nod bon mst
mem islieen Wlnnn!s
Nihts: .Dis bafs bu ipoN bslom.
men, aIs bu NOD feline Hrout iuarii9s
9ante: % nsin - mir ipir ben
srfsn etpat lIammsa taissaIs
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Die aunft aufsnfatisn

Gin unbsbeuisnbss Snffrumsnt I'm
GrdeTitr bsilaste fi4, bab ieinsr ibm
9ea4tuns i6enie.
.Wsnn bu bic elufmsrfiamisit
burdaus auf bid lenien milf. ant.
tpDriete bic gnbssiss .lp mub bu
fdlf9 ipislenS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

Gin anOerer uns psit lobnsnosrer
Gusflug al5 Der na9 Iiu Suana 1T
Der rad poiHt Coma. Man lam
oeHielben am bsItsn nit BEN Smni.
bus MAIDEN. Der Weg oortbtn III isbr
abDe6slung8rei6 unb fiibrt audi an
ben eriteH GiebsrlaHungsn in bisiei
@egenb porii5sr, BON benen allerbinss
70 aut mis nidts iibris eebliebsn IT,
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gun Or. q lid. 5ennbarbt.

III.
Die Sbeoiopbu IN St, Diego. - ss5rs
f6Dnen GebduIi9teiten. - Di.
Sberprie'terin, Rrs. Oinslep. -
Sas tidii4c aliHto. 8as
0eutitt6am bon San Diego =
Sur9 ben 8ries psreiHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

Der militGrif6e 9eleb'
te Der Rem gOrt 5imes" Iebt an
Sreitae bdartiei1 aussinanber, BAT
Wodenieu in RamGnien n6ts mebr
ausridtsn fam u. leBtersr ii 10 rid
ii6tslos, ibon am Samitaa ben STU.
mdnen uno Ruien cine Idtpere Niss
berlage gu 6ereiten. Wir babeR BE-
pba6tet, oaB bic ftratesiiden grper1
ten ibre oernidtenDen urtbeile iiber
9eutI9lanbs Qusii6ten bauptid6li6
Inn Die 3sit herum entipideln, tpan'i
cine engliIhe &nleibe in oieiem 2anDc
unterge6rdft rsroen Ioa, unb pas lit
iebt Der SsaQ. lin ben Papieren &Gus
fer gu iihern, miiiIen @nslanbs 4uss
fi9teu roiid unD bieienisen 8euti9.
lanbs bitter aefhiloert lperben. Qlein
Der ftarte RGdgang Der ensliI9en ga
pierre lit cine oeniigenoe Warnung uno
bic 9anten iotpie bic 9er1iderun9s@
geiellidaften. bic Iol6e P1piere ne9.
men, traeen ni6t oa5u BEL, oas Ser
trauen oes pu6litums gu sepinnen
Dsnn mir sinen prGiibenteu bdtten,
Der Elm Sntsreiie an Dem Woblergsben
Der Ser. Stadten bate, 10 pdre i6on
Iauge cine ltnteriudrrg Sdriiber erz
foIgt, ob bic St6erbett Der ganten,
bic sngliids 9npiere tuuTen, gefdbrD.i
lit.
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aprofefiOr Wt iterberg
iibsrraI9t bic Delt nit Der aunbe sr
piifs aus 5uDerldiiiser Gueae, bab
nod DOR benz Sriibiabr 8euti9lano
uub Rubiano eiuen SoHberfriebsn
fblieBsu nerben. Die auperldifieen
Auellen tpdren Der beutide 8aifer unb
Der 2aiier Don RuBlanb, neblt ibren
MiniiterH Der ausnGrtigen 4nselegenz
beiten. Bel aqer Qnerfennung Der
Mi9tisteit, bic Der 9err YrofeHor
beanfpru9eH tann, be3ipeifeln rpir bod
auf oas GHtibieoenite, bab fer Gro,
feifur feline Mittbeilungen aug piefen
Guelen bsSOseu bat. Gs tam isiH,
baB er iid nit bem oeuti9en &aiier
telepatbif4 IN @erbiHbuns ssiebt bat,
bilbet ia bod bic Telepatbie einen
3ipeig Der Npdolosie, aber mir iiHo
lsiber 10 unsldubig, baB Wittbeilunsen
auf biefsm Wese uHs sbeufals unsu4
psrIaiiis eri&siHeH. MsuH pH aud
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1Runtaa ben 20. Cftober 1916.


Sum 9orfiber Der 8ommiis
iipn, pela, ii5er ssniigsnhsn Sdub
fiir bic umeritaniide Snbuitrie ipahi,
1T profehor 5auifis auserfsben.
Dieier lit rin rabiater 5reibdnbler,
mas erteHaen ldbt, ipas bon Wilipns
gerlpre8sn 81 balten TT, fab er bic
ameritaniihe Snbuitrie segen bic
5lutb eurrpGiider @aarsn i6iben
tpoQe. bic ndh Gem ariege in infer
2ano bersinitr0wen pirb.
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0ie bemotrattf de greii,
1T in bo6graoieer Weiie ii6er bic
9erbreiter Der Mittbeiluns, baB Wlts
ion bic oufitanla Qnselesenbeit fin
erleoi9t bGIt, errest. Der 2lerser ents
itammt Der 9efiirdtuns, ba5 Die prDs
triten barber tenn grdiibenten arols
len tperben. 9ieier bat Tie bereits nit
Der amtli9en @rfldruns bsru.
bist, bub oie 2liitunia glnsel,aen:
BET ni6t erIehiet 1T, ionbern often sez
falten tpiro. neil Der prdiioent einsn,
bas heibt ieinen 9rtegsgruno segsn
Seuti9lano offen balten min.
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Sagbes miro bon sen Grobritea
c,lileforoert, Ge ,@erIdtp0ri1na bon
mlsI2noii6er 9iirgern in BEN Der
Stauter ju unteroriifen", ii1beu er
linen erflort, bab lie perpflid)tet ieien,
iljr Die Ser. Staaten ,lnS nid,t fiIr
Geutidhlano ein5lIteben. Cine iolte
grf1drung bralldt Suebes nift mc1r
su crldIien. benn er bat oas ihou lpie.
6erlcIt gethan, inoem er als isinen
@a0IiprudY: Gin tiidJtiges slHerifa
roronl" (s(merica firit auo effieient)
pertii1bet bot. gineu ipe5iclen gluirai
on Die 1eltti6en, in bieiem Gimme su
haroeln, ipirb Sugbes nif)t erfolgen
laiicll, neil er lie llid)t toie 8illoiL
cl5 2onoesperrdtber betrabtet, ion.
5crt lie immer ols lopale Siirger an.
crfunnt uno GuG ba5 lpieoerbol. Of
fentIid) geiagt Eat. 9ie sIufforberung
on &,ughes crfrIete leoiglid aus ocm
Srunhe, oaB Gle 8robriten, Die 5u
g8iIicn halten, iih Dor Dem beutldrn
%ctinn fiirften uro lie hnben ouh
alien Mruno oa5u Gin Geltfd]er, bsr
iir 4ilion itinlmt, Itinlnlt geaeu Die
&er Stooten unb fiir gnglano unt
iteIlt ieinen ghrgefitbl nif,t nliroer
eis iciner Ertue eesen bie Der. Staa'
ten ein iAledJtes 3eugnib olS.
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Galiiornicn.

tsnr Oas Ginc. sOGsbIaii.) }
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01

mend your Compound to other ladies. ="
Mrs. MARY RIDGWAY, Durand, Wis.
A Massachusetts, Woman Writes:
Blackstone, Mass. -" "My troubles
were from my age, and I felt awfully
sick for three years. had hot flashes
often and frequently suffered from
pains. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's 8
Vegetable Compound and now am we'll. :"
Mrs. PIERRE CoURNoYER, Box 239,
Blackstone, Mass.
Such warning symptoms as sense Of
sufocation, hot flashes, headaches, back
aches, dread of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and dizziness, should beheeded
bymiddle-aged women. Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound has carried
many women safely through this crisis
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01
SHIFTS THE BALANCE.
Roumania's Entrance Changes Whole
Balkan Situation.

London, iAug. ,28.-All the London
morning papers give most of their
editorial space to discussion OF Rou-
mania's entry into the war, empna-
sizing it's economic, political and
moral, as we'll as military effects.
With reference to its military sig
nifcance the papers all assert that it
alters the whole balance of man pow
er in the Eastern and Southeastern
theatres, brings Bulgaria between the
upper and neither milestone and offers
Russia a route to the heart OF the
enemy's country, route whose de-
fcnse involves a large extension OF
the enemy's line and an enormous In
crease in his responsibilities.
The Daily News says:
Germany has been receiving cattle,
wheat and petroleum from Rouma-
Eia in great quantities. This supply
is now cut off when the demand is
more urgent than ever"
Politically the London papers be-
lieve Roumania's entry is likely to
have it's most immediate effect in
Greece, strengthening the hands OF
Venezelos and the pro-entente party.
The Morning Post says:
"F'or her indecision and weakness
Greece is now suffering heavily but
there are signs that under the teach
ing of bitter experience the Greek
people are coming to their senses"
The Daily Chronicle asks:
"Can the masses in the enemy coun-
tries continue to believe the legend OF
victory when they see this verdict
passed by neutral craftsmanship"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01
TWELt Ti;"i%t&D FROM
:ii.s &Es ORDERS


Washington, Ang. Is Some 12,OOG
men OF Ohio. Vermont and, Kentucky
National Guard regiments still held in
State mobilization camps were direct
ed by the war department today to
proceed to the Mexican border. The
department revoked suspension of an
order for their movement issued two
weeks ago. All the regiments will go
forward to join en-. Fusston's COM
mand as rapidly as Transportation can
be supplied. Some units were on the
move tonight.
There remain approximately $4,000
guardsmen, scattered through many
States, who are not affected by to-
days order. They also we're under
orders for the border two weeks ago
but the suspension so far has not peeA
revoked for them.
The Original order for sending
southwark all troops called into the
federal service was issued by the war
department in order that the division
al units along the international line
might be filed and also that those
regiments which were not ready to GO
in the rst rush might share in the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01
ENTHUSIASM IN LONDON.
Rritons Rejoice at Gaining Of New
Ally.

London, Aug. 28.-Roumania's dec
laration of war against Austria-Hun-
gary. while not unexpected, aroused
the greatest enthusiasm in London
Special editions Of newspapers an
nouncing the event were bought Gag
erly by crowds on the streets.
In diplomatic circles the impression
prevails that Germany, Bulgaria and
Turkey will declare war on Rou-
mania. A dispatch from Berlin said
the Roumanian minister would be
handed his PASSPORT today.
The meeting of the Roumania
crown council at which the decision
was reached was held at the Contro-
ceni palace. King Ferdinand pre-
sided and the session was prolonged
over several days. The council con-
sists of 19 members, Of whom It is
believed four to six opposed inter
vention.
Besides comforting with the crown
council, with whom the final decision
rested, King Ferdinand had prolonged
conferences with the leaders Of all
Rounnanian political parties, includine
those favorable to intervention and
those who had been the strongest
supporters of Rounania continuing
her neutrality.
The Roumanian military officers
had discussed for some days what
probably would be the first step
taken when war was declared and
had dismissed all alien employees,
many of whom were Germans. At
especially large number of Germans
were employed in the technical Sc
vices. Gen. Ayerescu, former minis
ter of war. it is said will have cfli.,
command Of the Roumanian army.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01
A TWICE TOLD TALE
One of interest to Our Readers.

One of interest to Our Readers.
Good news bears repeating, and
when it is confirmed after long
lapse of time, even if we hesitated to
believe it at first hearing, we feel Sc
cure in accepting its truth now. The
following experience of a NeWberry
woman is confirmed after five years.
Mrs. J. B. Amick, 113O Summer
St, Newberry, says: 81 had back
ache and pains in my head. 1 was
dizzy and nervous and spots often
foated before my eyes. The kidney
secretions were irregular in passage
and I knew my kidneys were out Of
order. Doan's Kidney Pills soon made
me feel better in every way and my
kidneys became normal" statement
given March %, 1919
On November 20, 1914, Mrs. Amick
said: whenever l have return OF
kidney trouble, due to a cold settling
on my kidneys, I use Doan's Kidney
Pills and they give me prompt re-
lief"
soc, at ali dealers. Foster-Milburr
Co., Props, Buffalo, N Y.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01

Kronstadt and Hernannstadt, to-
ward which the Austrian official COM
n,unication indicates the Roumanians
are making their first efforts at al
advance, are two Of the most impor
tant cities in Transylvania. They ar
near the southern border of Hungary
the first about six miles from the
Roumanian frontier and the last
about Is miles from the frontier.
Kronstadt is 70 miles east-southeast
Of Hermannstadt.
Kronstadt is the most importan,
commercial and manufacturing centre
of Transylvania. 1t has a populatio4
of 41,O0O. Hermannstadt has a pop
ulation of $4,000. Roumanians make
up a large part of the population OF
both cities.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01
o @ @ @ @ @ o 9 9 @ g 9 g q @ @
BRITISH EXPLANATIONS

o @ > @ 9 @ @ 8 o g o O o O o @ @
An English servant thoroughly
skilled in all household work SAID
to her mistress, 'Hits my idea Mum,
that borax puts the 'ope in soap!
And there is nc 'ope for soap without
borax."
1t is true that borax is to soap
what electricity is to street cars. 1t
makes it go farher and do n@re work.
Is very much cheaper, too! 25c worth
of "2O Mule Team Borax Soap Chips
will do more washing of clothes and
general household cleaning than SOC
worth of good bar soap or soap pow,
der.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01

IYooft> ii I,uumania and Austria q.
Blows.

Vienna, aug. 2S. (yia onGonl.-
Tie first clashes between troops OF
Boumania and the central powers oc-
CURED last night in southeastern anG
eastern frontier mountain passes d
Hungary, says an official statement
given out here today. The Roumanian
attacks are described as ''treacherous. ,
Roumanian prisoners were tahen-
Advance guards came into contact
a. Rothenthurm pass, 5 miles sout :
o. Hermannstadt, Thansylvania, AMI
in the passes south of Kronstadt
(Brasso), the statement adds.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01
PREPARE FOB TROOPS.
Camps Made Ready For SS More
Regiments of Guards.

Ell Paso, Aug. 2S.-Camps have
been prepared here for SO regiments
in addition to the 10000 National
Guardsmen and regulars now on sta
ton in the Ell Paso district. Brig.
Gen. Morton. assigned to command
the Tenth diaisionr of the National
Guard. IS here awaiting the arrival Of
his troops.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01
GAME SUNDAY NIGHT.
Roumania's Declaration of War Co
incident With Germany's.

Paris, Aug. 28.-Roumania declared
war against Austria-Hungary last
night says Havas dispatch from,
Berne, Switzerland, which declared
that the Wolff agency at Berlin made
the official announcement.
Roumania's decision to enter thf9
war was reached at meeting Of the
crown council held at Bucharest yes
terday morning, says HaTas dis
patch from Geneva.
The Wolff agency announces that
the German federal council was con-
voked Immediately after the deci-
sion became known.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01

LYDIA =. Plnhnaln 5
Vege table Com
pound. When l was
45 and h a d tn e
Ch ange of Life,
a friend recon-
mended it and it
gave me such relief
from my bad feel
ings that l took
several bottles. l
am now well and
healthy and recon-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01
ROUMANIi CASTS HER lot
WITH THE ENTENTE ALIIE>
Joins Her Force to Those OF .tnti-
German Combine and starts Attempt
to Enter Plains OF Hungary.

Roumania has thrown in herr lot
with the entente allies by declaring
war on Austria-Hungary and almost
simultaneously Germany has an
nounced that she is at war with
Roumania.
Already the troops of King Ferdi-
nand are seeking entry into the
plains Carpathians toward Kronstad,
the chief city in Pennsylvania, and in
the direction of Hermannstadt, evil
IDENTIFY in an endeavor to press north
ward through Pennsylvania, toward
the Bukowina and Galicia borders
and to take in the rear the Austro-
Germans tryingito hold back the Rus
SLAMS.
Nothing has come through to indi--
cate what preparation has been mada
by the Bulgarians to Offset Ia probable
attack by the Roumanians along the
Danube front or possible attempt by
the Russians at invasion by means of
Danube and through Dobruja or by
the Black sea. 1t is estimated that
Roumania will be able to throw nearly
a million men into the field
Except in the Macedonian sector
little important fighting is reported
from the fronts. Along the line
where the Teutonic allies are in con-
tact with Servians, British and
French, Berlin and Paris report ad-
ditional gains for them respective
forces. Berlin records the capture OF
heights south of Zbrosko by the Bull
garians and the repulse of Servain
eounterattacks on Mount Seganska,
while Paris says the Serbs have made
considerable progress near Vetrenika
and have repulsed with heavy losses
Bulgarian attacks on the road from
Banica to Ostrovi. Paris admits,
however, Bulgarian occupation o.
position abandoned by the Greeks
west of Kavala on the Aegean.
Artillery engagements and mine
operations, again have characterized
fighting in France and Belgium. The
French report further progress east
Of Delville wood and near the Mou
quette farm, in the Somme region,
while London reports the shelling Of
British positions by the Germans,
especially between Pozieres and the
Thiepval wood and recfprical bonn
bardments at other points.
A German attack near F1eury
failed.
From the Riga region to the Gar
pathian passes there have been iso-
lated engagements at various points
between the Russians and the Austro
Germans but no sotable successes.
Hard fighting is in progress between
the Russians and the Turks in the
Lake Wan region and north of Bitlis
IT the latter region the Turks nave
been driven back southwark by
Russian counterattack, losing men and
guns.
Aside from bombardments from
the Austrians along the Isonzo front
the situation in the Austro-Italia
tt eatre remains unchanged.
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tram ~ soon as I'D g ful.s
sqa!ppe4. Wen d. G
.;tG~tjo.. became u.eatenla5 (,
Funston recommended l@ac the Tn
movement be held up as the suppW
difficult, as in case OF Z rail lie ul'
would be complicated by the addition
Of 25,000 men to MS command
The department has now decided
that the situation may continue UNI
changed for some time. The ofdciaF
are anxious to complete divisional orr
ganization on the border in order that
full advantage may be taken OF the
opportunity to train large number OF
men. 1t has also been concluded, il
is said, that the supply difficulty can
be met even in case of a strike.
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NEWBERRY PEOPLE
GET INSTANT ACTION

Those who have used it in NeWber-
ry are astonished at the INSTANT
action of simple buckthorn bark, sly-
cerine, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka. Be-
cause it acts on BOTH lower and up
per bowel, ONE SPOONFUL Adler-i-kss
relieves almost ANY CASE constiI
ton. sour stomach of gas 1t remove
such surprising foul matter that few
doses often relieve or prevent appe1-'
dicitis. "A short treatment helps
chronic stomach trouble Glider &
Weeks Co., Druggists:
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tn FIRST MOVE.
Roumanian Government Declares
War Upon Austria.Hungary.

Berlin, Aug. 28.-(via London).-
clared war on Austria-Hungary or
Sunday evening, it IS announced Off
cially here
The announcement follows:
"The Roumanian government yes
terdIay evening declared war o.
Alstria-Hungary.
1.-The federal council has been cor
voked for an immediate sitting.
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ELDERLY /. i WOMEN
SAFEGUARDED
Tell Others How They Were
Carried Safely Through
Change of Life.

Durand, Wis., am the mother of
fourteen children and l owe my life to
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ROUMANIA ENTERS FIGHT;
TROOPS CLASH IN PASSES
First Combat Between Ferdinand's
Soldiers and Those of Francis
Joseph Takes Place in Border
Mountains.

Berlin, Aug. 2S.-(via ondon).-
Germany has declared war on Rou-
Elania.