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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
COLUMBIA COUNCIL ELECTS
Special to The Telegraph

Columbia, Pa. Jan. 5.-The borough
council organized for the coming yeal
by electing John II. Ostertag, presi.
dent. Charles w. Stevenson was re.
elected secretary; the Columbia Trust
Company, treasurer; Chester A. Ho.
Sentogler, engineer and surveyor; c
w. BARLEY, market master; Edward
Zerger, fireman, and Joshua e. Senft
solicitor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
MINISTER WILL RESIGN
,Sbecial to the Telegraph

Marysville, Pa, Jan. 5.-The joint
consistory of the Christ Reformed
Church, of Duncannon, and the Trinity
Reformed Church. of this place, will
hold a special session at the Reformed
parsonage here next Tuesday. AT this
session the Rev. S. l.. Flickinger, pas
tor of the local Reformed Church for
the past nine years, will hand in his
resignation as pastor of the church:
The Rev. Mr.. Flickinger has accepted
a call to Shepherdstown, w. Va.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
BRICKS FALL ON MAN

working at the Mount Union Refrac-
tories plant to-day Jack Hodgers fell
and load of bricks fell upon his
stomach. He was badly hurt, but to-
day is in a much improved condition,
and it is thought his injuries will not
be fatal.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
COUNCIL REoRGANIZED
Special TO The Telegraph

New Bloomfield. Pa, Jan. 5.-Mon-
day evening the borough council met
and transacted the business of the
year and adjourned, when the new
council was sworn in and then re-
organized. DR.. James l.. Dives was
reelected president; d. Boyd Alter
treasurer and Joe Clouser street com
missioner
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
PARADE FOR "MAYOR"
Ch,-,oI D., III, T,Iaa.,hd

Dauphin, Pa, Jan. 5.-A parade in
honor of the new chief burgess, John
Porter, who entered upon his duties
of Office on Monday, was held last
evening. About thirty members OF
the Commonwealth band, of Harris
burg, participated. After the parade
a roast pig dinner was served at the
Dauphin House. Mr.. Porter, who is
Dauphin's popular confectioner, is the
youngest chief burgess in the State,
being just 23 years old.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
CHARLES mitchell DIES
Special to the Telegraph

oFVt'u' 10 ''V ''Os'"F''
Millerstown, Pa, Jan. 5. - Charles
Mitchell, a retired farmer of Perry
Valley who moved here a few months
ago died last evening at his home in
Sunbury street of pneumonia, aged
II. He is survived by his wife and
three sons, Willis, Clarence and
Frank Funeral services will be held
Thursday at his home, the Rev. w.
II. Dyer, pastor of the Presbyterian
church officiating. Burial in the
NeWport Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
PARTY FOR GUESTS
Special to the Telegraph

Marysville, Pa, Jan. 5.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. p. Lilley of this place, gave
an informal party at their home in
Verbeke street Monday evening in
honor of Mr.. Lilley's brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Lilley, of Memphis
Tenn. The playing of progressive five
hundred was the enjoyment of the
evening. Those present were DR.. and
Mrs G. w. Eppley, Mr.. and Mrs. f..
w. Geb, Mr.. and Mrs. r. IL. Cunning
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
REV. d. NJ. EsHLEMAN DIES

Mount JOY, Pa, Jan. 5.-The Rev.
Daniel NJ. Eshleman, bishop of the
German Baptist denomination died on
Saturday at his home in Mount Joy
township two miles west of Mount JOY
The deceased was q son of the late
Samuel G.. Eshleman,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
EvANGELIsTIC SERVICES
Shecial to the Tciegrabh

Shiremanstown. Pa, Jan. 5.-The
Rev. Is. f. Emenheiser is conducting
a series of evangelistic services in the
United Brethren Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
STRINE-SEARFOSS

NNCLIuI 70 ENt 7 tItSIUFNF
Linglestown, Pa, Jan. 5.-At the
Church of God parsonage, Monday
evening, Wesley Ambrose Strine, Of
Progress, and Miss Edith May Scar
foss. of Penbrook. We're married by
the Rev. Henry Whitaker.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
WAYNESBORO ELECTS
Special to the Telegraph

Waynesboro, Pa, Jan. 5.-The bor-
ough council met and reorganized for
the year by electing the following Off
GERS: President, A. r. Warner, for two
years; secretary. A. Slower Fitz; treas
urer, T. S. Cunningham.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
KEYsTONE TRUCK,s BANouEr

Special TO The Telegraph
Columbia, Pa, Jan. 5.-The annual
banquet of the Keystone Truck and
Chemical Engine Company will be
held in Keystone Hall on Monday
evening, January "a, which will be fol-
lowed by the annual dance.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05

Why not be your own landlord
when the Powley property can be
bought for 500 and the Talley prop
erty for S1400. Think it over. ii. G..
Pedlow, 110 S. Thirteenth st.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
EcenTRAL2PennA9
DONA CLERK IN
SUNBURY HOTEL
Mans Mother in Northumber-
land County Town, Worried
Over Affair
Special to the Telegraph

Atlantic City, n. j., Jan. 5.-No
longer is Francis Albert Gilbert Dona,
youthful husband of Countess" Ida
Marie Won Claussen, reputed possessor
of a fortune of $3,0O0,OOO, a man OF
mystery.
He is Frank A. Donagan, erstwhile
hotel clerk at Sunbury, Pa. and subse-
quently an attendant at the State
Homeopathic Hospital at Middletown,
n. Y. where the countess" now his
glowing bride, spent several months
under observation.
Guests of the Hotel Dennis, where
the Donas have been comfortably
auartered since they fled from New
Y York Immediately after their dramatic
marriage, said there was no question
as to Dona's identity when they COM
pared the picture of Donagan, the
Sunbury hotel clerk, with Dona, the
bridegroom.
Hotel attaches also agreed the pic
ture of Donagan clearly is that of a
well-groomed youth known here as
Dona. It was stated also that the
countess" and her young husband
will be asked to make an explanation
TO meet the circumstances.
All of the discussion down on the
office floor of the hotel did not worry
the Countess Claussen-Dona very
much.
"Of course the matter is annoying" !"
she said, but really il is quite imma-
terial to me. 1 want to reiterate that
Mr. Dona is not Mr.. Donagan. He has
assured me he is not. But even If he
were Donagan and n hotel clerk l
should have married him just the
same. for he rescued me from an in
sane asylum and love him for that"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
DoNAGAN,s MOTHER WORRIED

Sunbury, Pa, Jan. 5.-The mother
of Frank A. Donagan is said by friends
here to have known of her sons we'd
ding to Countess" Ida Marie Won
Claussen. She is reported to be greatly
worried over the turn affairs have
taken; but is said TO have declared
that she will go to her sons aid tinan-
cially should it be necessary.
Franks brother, Fred, is said to
have told confidential acquaintances
that he saw two kilograms to Frank
signed Ida" while the former hotel
clerk was here in December.
Frank Donagan, who is 27 years old.
received q common school education
here and worked as delivery boy for
Il dry goods concern and later was
employed at the shops at Remove. His
experience as an attendant at the Mid
dletown Hospital is said to have been
his first experience in that line.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
NEW GYMNASIUM GLASS
Special 10 The Tclcgrdbh

Dauphin, Pa, Jan. 5.-A gymnasium
class will be organized on Saturday
evening in the schoolhouse by Miss
Anna Hauck. teacher of the grammar
school. This class will be for girls
only.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05
Better Coal

1t is not generally known, but
more time and money is being
spent to-day in safety appliances
in the mines and improvements in
the breakers for preparing coal,
than at any time in the history
of the coal trade. This means
much increased cost to the pro-
gressive and enterprising opera
tor and shipper. 1t also means a
more valuable and desirable prod
uct to the consumer.
Those who use Kelley's Coal
can enjoy the pleasure of a winter
in the tropics without leaving
their own homes or journeying to
the South.
H. M. Kelley &Co.
North Third Street
Tenth and State Streets
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-05

2 NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS - ex-
| quisitely trimmed with lace embroidery and
ribbons; sizes "a to "A. OE
Sale price, each .................. GON
FINEST SWITCHES - 28 and 30-inch;
separate strands; real $4.9s and GO O.
$5.9S values. Sale price, each :. Ok Oh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-22
WANTS
CLASSIFIED

reianed D, the eouai aNtll 0oofN
il accepted ~ the ilmrl ot coauif
Commissioners
There Hlll Dee an oi.ornri mee'lnt
Of tAc Board OF Comfy 'ommIe.lon
ers0f Domn eeunt4 Oklahoma on r4aA
daY tho nuoteentg dat a Ceremher
laif for thp parln o' o~u.ne aabi
bids ana iettiua said contract
q W SLOAN
Attest tha'fWHn n. Notd
A A LElR
County Clerb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-22
wANTEo-To EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE Fine s room mod
ern house In n = part city for =
room modern In same locality Dooiay,
Armstrong aud Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-22

eoan house buys preparing 10 give
laaH iohu % thappeIlr aod his bride
4 mu,y w0If0me go TAR the boys
.hHte hnm unable 10 find ont lbe ex-
a llfo w ihrlr return
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-22
TOWEL SUPPLY

Towels and aprons Of all kinds fuF
nlshed At very reasonable prices sst
bssore you buy j d Crays.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-22

Notice s hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office o
County Clerk Of Logan County Okla
homa up to nine O'Clock A u o.
Che nineteenth 81 September 1915. foF
Die furnishing of material ana tns
rebuilding Of lhe supersiruotufe o.
the bridge aeroas Fitzgerald Greek on
the section Inc between Sections
and 8, Township a. Range ! vest
Logan County Oklahoma aecordini
to plans and specifications On file y
the office of the County CLERK
40 bids viii De considered un'ea'
accompanied by certified check or
local bank amounting to ten PEI
cent Of tho amount ~ the BID T~ents
per cent o. the contract price VIII p
retained be the county nntil contract
Is accepted hy the Board of Count.
Commissioners
There VIII be an adjourned meeting
per cent OF the contract price Will be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-22

rr lcNl want Nn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-22
PERSONAL
MONEY TO LOAN.
WANTED TO BUY

/ VAST TO Buy partly paid book g
or accounts In the Empioyeos aat
ings and Loan Co T. H. William
the Abslrac'er
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
Die Gnttpaffnang ber
AWpntenesrinsr
9sbt obus iesIi@e St6runs fdneu Don
Statten.
Die uDnteusgriHii4en 5ruppsn mar
ten an bieIen guntten auf bic ans
iunft Der Sefierrsi9er, um bic
Waffsn niebersuIegsn.
SH pefsn 9dnbsn i.bt bic Rsgieruus
Sss 2dnbes rubt. TT Iiat
befanHt.

Berlin, %. Sanuar. @uf brabt'
Ioiem Wess na4 Sappiae. y. q. Gins
am SieHftus pom Oftsrrsi9ii5 : unsa'
ridden Sauptquartier erlaffme offi'
sisIIs getann.madiRs Iautet ME
folst:
,2lne I'm 4uslanb i'm umlauf Bee
finbIi6eH Gsriidte, bab bic 4Gmpfs
IN WoutsHegrp ipieber aufgenommen
iporoen ieisn, iinb bic reinfie Grfins
ouns. Die Radridt absr, bab Der
a5nis giiplaus fein 2anb urb feline
alrmee DerIaifen bat, bat iia beitdtist.
.gis issi mar es nidt m0sfid, fsi,
sufeIIen, in iDeifen SdHben bic Resiss
rung Don RonteHssro iest rubt. Dies
III aber gang obne ieslite geSeutuus,
infofsrn bas militdrif9e R.iultat Ses
Selosusss in Wonteu.gro in 9etra4t
tpmmt.
Die gntipoffnuus Der montenegro.
nii4eH 4rmee sebt obns St6ruus unS
ohns untsrbre@uns bon Stattsn.
lleberalI. no bic Oiisrrei4ii9 unsa'
rii9sn 9ruppen aniommen, lessn bic
montsnesrinii6en gatailIoHe unisr
bem commando ibrsr Sffi3iere O6us
Wsit.res bic @afFtn nieber. @ieIs abs
tbeilunssn Don ben 0iitrittsn. Die nod
nidt Don uns befebt tporb.n itnb. ba'
ben urIere @prbui bena&idiisi, baB
iie bsrsit finb, ibrs Waffsn uisSsrsuIss
gen.
Die 6Rsrrei4if6 unadrilfen
Sruppsn. bic Siuturi befebt.n. baben
bort Sp5If aanuusH, 500 9epebre
unb sipsi Raidinensei8iise erbeutet.
.RufTifdx 2lrtiIlsrie bat mebrers
puniie al Der norb0flifsn S&fudts
front bombdroirt unb Der Jsinb TT In
Isbbaftsr @eiie nit RetOsnOssirsn bes
T6dftist.
.SiaIitnifde 9lrtiusrie bat dmwions
tag Greto, Subicarid unb gabbcnos3o
in Susano bei6oiitn. alud am griis
deniopf bon gSrs unb BEL OsIapia
baben Gsfsdts itaitsefuuSen. Dds
1xuer Der italismif9sn alrtilIerie
nimmt an Der Siouso gront an 6sf.
tioisit -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
9onis Nifplaus
g.sab lid ouf gsrlaRgen
Der entente Ud9te
mad 5ranfrei3.

ma q y rdufrel4 q.
Berlin, 25. Sanuor. 2tuf brabts
IOism Dsss nu6 SaDDils, q. 3. Die
llsberise Tadri9tsn 2lssntur gisbt
duis Reus Die 9erfideruns. bag bic
WaOussnesrinsr, o5ne aud mir ben &c,
ringftm Dibsritano sa-~Isiitsu, Sis
Waffen nisberIessn.
Die 9srIinrs 3situns.1,4 iagt bic
Ra4ridten agsntur, .ertIdreR, bag
bic Reiisn urb 0as Sereoe bes &6niss
NitoIaus Don Oiel gsrinsersr Di6tiss
ieit 1T, aIs bic abatiG4e, baB gang
Rontenssro iest DON 0iterrei9ifh-un.
sdriiaeU SruppeH beieBt 1T, bic nirs
ssnbs auf @ibsriianO ieiteus Der Be-
DOIserung ftiebsn. Die ein5issn llnrus
ben fanoeH in POosarisa ftatt, unb in
oieiem GalIe banpsIts Is ii4 lin adms
pie spii6eu MrntsRsgrinsrn unb @I-
banern, bic IN ben strabsn itattfans
ben, Bis bic Wontsusgriuer bic 0iters
rsi6ii1 uHsuriidsu Sruppen kr6si.
boItsn, UNI bie Rubs pieoer bersuftels
len.
Die 3eitlnssn bsri9ten ferner,
bab Der srSbts 55eiI Der monisnesri.
utf5en Sruppsn bsr.iis bic DafFen
HieoTseIest bat, uub bic geitfie Sas
nilopsrab pobsOrisa Slutari.ais
nie fi4 i'm fefsn gsFs Der Seitsrrsi.
der befinbst.
.Weber Der a6nig Ritolaus nod
bic mOnten,grinii6s Rssisriing bat
Sas Gefuh I'M JrisosH suriidgeaogen.
Die 9eitunssn briidsn oi. aniiat aus,
bab Der RSnis NitOlaus iia ouf Der.
lansen Der entente Wsddts, baupts
id4Ii4 StaIiens. nn5 Jrantrei9 besss
ben babe, tptsen bss i5.immen Gin.
Sruds, ben bic aapituIirung Montes
negros In oisisn 2dnb.rH semudt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
Gninnai; Mitmo6, ben 26. 1amar 1916. Yrets 2 G
Nebelju 8abrimnbics
@iner Der ferbii6en 80 o T b.
peri &n0rer bon SurG
isbo I'm SefansniB gee
ftorbef.

Iepo I'm 9e IA n g NIB ges
forben.
Berlin, %. Sdnuar. &uf bra9ts
loiem 8ege na6 Snpbille, 81. q.
8is aus 9berefienitabt, Sefterrei6s
ungarn, semelbet tpirb, lift Der isrbis
fde &nar4iit Nebelja gabrinoDies i'm
gefdnsnib seftor6en.
Sa6rinooies mar f6ulbig befunben
iuorben, I'm SSuni 1914 in Sarajebo,
gosnien, cine Bonnie mad benz 0itere
reidii4en S9rOnfolger @r86ersOg Ser
binanb geporfen 81 baben, poburd
me9rere perIonen, bic binter benz
2futOmoal beg @raber3ogs itdnben,
beripunbet tpurOen. 9ieiss @ttentat
sing Der mebrere Stunben fpdter er.
folgten @rmorbung bes grS6eraoss
unb ieiner Semablin bur9 @arrio
prinaip ooraus.
Sm Sttober 1914 tpurbe 9abrinos
bies i4nlbig befunoen unb su sipan3ig
Sabren 3u9tbaus oer,irt9eiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
@mmdniem tuirb iid ME.
mails aaf bic geite ber On.
tentes Wtdd3te ftcllem.
Sagt Der friibere rum'd n /.
i9e premiermiHifer

-
Berlin, 25. Sanuar. guf brabts
Icism Wess mad Gabpille, R. .. 0i.
usberlee Ra6ri4ien 2tssntur ma9i
inter anSerem bas Jolssnbe be.
tdnnt:
Die Neie Jrtie prsfIe BON Wien
psrSffentli4t elm Sntsrpieip nit benz
friibersn rumdniiden g.reulierminiftes
Q. g. Carp. Der sur 3eit in Dien auf
gtiud IN.
Der friibtre premier faste, bab
Rumdnien ii4 nieuaIs auf bic Ssite
Der Gntntemd9te itelIen ipiirbs, unp
sr fosar Der glniidt iei, bab bic Rsu.
iraIiidt Rumauiens fir bic 3uiunft
feines oanb.s sefdbrli9 fei. er brlld.
te bic 5offnuns aus, bab bic GentraIs
md@te bulb 6is un.ripiinf1ten gdite
aus G,rkdenIanb bsrtreiben tpiirb.n.
sperr carp oriidte bic Nniiht aus,
bab % bic 3utinftsaufsabe Der gens
iraImG4te fein ipsrbe. einsn glod DON
bereinigteu ober psrbiinbeten Gtaaten
bon Gtpdbolm Big na9 9asbab 5u
frttren, unb CT briidte bic Soffnuna
aus. bab epeniuefI RumGnisn gu bies
fem 9uro ssb5ren iperbe,
Der Dampfer .Rorfeman'
BON 10000 1onnen
perfenft.
aonbon. %. San. - Cine De-
pef9e aus aiperpoOl mslbsi, bab Der
Ddmpfer .Rorfsman-, bon Der Domis
nian Clinic. Gin G1iff Don 1O,5oo
1onnen, Don einsm llntsrfeeboot Der.
ftnnst trorbeu iei.
RGheres III nidt anseseben, bd
absr Der Ounipfer bon Der britiihsn
Resierung ala 5ruppen. unb wlunis
iiOnssz zrunsportidiff spii9sn lime.
rita iinb nibsrppoI psrpsnbti ipurbe.
III an5unebmsn, bab e. irasnSno an
bH RaEt Srlouns jqiaSrt nszSs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
Mn, 9isris
Sdben Die 8riien tpiebsr cine fdiusre
Tieberldge erlittem
in aipei S@ludten rerlorsn Fe allsin
5000 Mann an 9obtsn.

Berlin, 25. San. - 2luf brabts
IHem Wege mad Sappille. 81. q. -
Die britif9en sruppsn, beren Qlufaabs
ss II. bem britifden 5eer bes Genes
rals SoipnsbsnO gu 5ilfe gu tommsn,
bag in autsgI.2lmara. am siaris,
bon ben aiirien umsinseIi if, sriff am
Il. Sannar bic poiitionen Der Siirsen
in Dsr Ndbe bon Menlari an, tpurbe
abtr mad feds Gtunben Ianaem
Sample nit f4ipsren gerIuIfen 3uriids
g1dIagen ipi. aus einsm bonn tiirti,
fden 5auptquartisr psrSffentIidtsn
offt3teusn geri4t berborsebt. Die
gritsn lisben unsefdbr 5000 sobt.
alf bem @dId6tfelb suriid. Die
wselbung 1T i'm Wortlaui bic folaenbe: /:
.5rii 5ront: Sn Der gaab. DON ssut.
el amara finben fortipdbrenb Sample
itatt. gritiide sruppen, bic bon
5rnan 9li Gberbi famen, sriffen am
q. Sanuar bic tiirtiiden poiition.n
bel Wssnlari, inssfGbr 81 wleilsn Sit,
lid Don autsgisatmara, an bsiosn
Ssiten bes sisris gluiIes seleaen, an.
Die Stbla6t bauerte feds Gtunben.
aas angriffe Der 9rii.n ipurSen bilrd,
gesenansriffe absefdlasen unb bic
Srittn ipurben mebrere &il0mttsr In
oltlidsr Ridtuns suriidssbrdnst.
Die 8riten Iisben unsefdbr 5000
5obte auf bsm Sdladtf.Io 5uriid.
Die WerIuits Der 9iirten parn pers
bdltnibmdbig tIsin. general alplmer.
Der aommanbeur Der britii9en srups
pen fahte um einen eintdsisen Waf=
fenitiaftanb nad, i'm bic 5obien beer
bissn gu iOnnsn. lpas ibm audi bspiIs
l:gt tpnr6s.
n1efansene britiids Solbaien ertIds
rem, bdb bic britiide aOlonne aud in
ben porbsrsesangenen admpisn Bel
Gbeit Sub 5000 Munn an SoDten
unb @erlpunbsien perloren bdiien.
Die 1iirien sriffsn aud eins ane
bsre britifae 9ruppsnabibeiluns an,
bic bon Muntenit aus ipsitlib bon
aorna Dorriidte. Die gritsH, bic gum
Riidsus ss3punssu purben, Iisbsn
100 sobte auf benz aampfpIas suriid.
Numdniem tuirb fid) nie.
mails aaf bic Seite ber Gu,
tente@ WtdBte ftcaem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-26
Die Mrtilleriefdntpfe an
her tpeftli@en 1roat meb'
men an !6eftigfeit 5u.
Die Raibebrals BON Nieuport in geI.
glen bon ben 0euti@en suIams
mtnssidoien,
Weil fs bem Jeinbe Elm su gutter gss
pba6tungspoiien mar.

Berltn, 70. JdHiidr. ueber gorls
bon. Die &atbsbrale Don Rieuport in
gelgisn tuurbe bon Der beutfaen ars
till.riiisn 5erf0ri, neil iis bsm 0sino
etnsa DOr3iigIi4en 8eobadtunsspoiten
bot, bibt ss in benz am 9ienitag bon
Der oberiten beuii6en 5eerssleituns
Der5ffentli6ten offi3ielIen 9sri9t. Der
Wort!dut beTelben iit ipie folst:
rWeiilide Jront: Sin GlanDern bat
uuisre alriilerie bic ieinbliden poiis
iionsn in bsftissr Weiis beiaoFsH.
patrouiIlsn, bic an setpiien puliten
in bic turt bsi4dOisten feinoIi4sH
@rdben einbransen. na6tm bic Gns.
bsdung, bab Der 6sinb isbr ihtpre
9erIuiie srIitien bate. gBir nadieH
sinise Gsfanssne unb erbeutstsn pier
Minenpsrfsr.
Der 9emplsrtburm IN g,mplo unb
bic Gdt6sbrale Don RisupOrt, Die benz
Seinb bor5iisIias geo6adiungspofien
boten, ipurosa Don uHisrsr 4rtiIltrie
aeritort.
.Seitli6 bon ReuOiGe griffeH uHiers
Sruppen siuise Der Doroeriien Gribsn
Der Gransoisn an, na9osm mir in srs
folsrsider Weiie msbrsre Winsu bats
ten ipriHssn IafIen. Mir mahien bort
100 Gefans.ne uHb .rbsutst.u brei
Naidinmssidiiss. Mebrsr. isiRoIite
Sssenansriffe quf bic erobsrt.n pofis
tiOneH bra4en sIsi9 am sIHfong 5us
iammen. Rur fpsHiss tOurasirie Wdn'
nsr ,ameH ans ibren Grdbsn aHo bisis
iuurbtn prompt aufammsHsei&ofTeH.
Gin bsuiides 1yIissersei4paotr
sriff tpieber bic Wilitar G.abIiiie.
meH!s unb ben Jluspldb in Rdurp
unb bic Iabriisn in 9aeisre an. Gin
fran50iiid.r SOppeIOsder itiir5ie in
Der Rabe Don gsnoit. norbipsiili9 BON
5bianeourt, ab. Die Waidins blisb
unbei4abisi uno bic Sniaifsn series
tben unDsrlsb. in Gefansenf9aft.
rOeiili6er ariessi4auplab: efns
sriffe Der Ruiien ipurbsn an msbrersn
puntten init 2sidtisteit suriidses
idlas.n.
.aluf b.m acknowledgements
Fat fi4 ni4ts @i4tisss sreisnsi.
Rsorsamiiirans Der bull.
sarifdtn Stdbtss Dtrs
paItungen mad bent.
f4em Muiter.
paris, 25. San.-Dem .Semps"
fpirb aus SolOniti teI.srapbirt, oub
siHs 4ommifiion Don bsiti9sn itdbiis
f8eu geamtsn tn Sofia anssipmmen
fei, I'm bic oortise StabtpnpaItung
ia& beut4.m @suitsr gu r.Orsaniii.
rem.
Der aOrreiponbent fiist AUDI binsu.
bab bic bulsarii9e R,sieruns I'M par.
lament cine gOrlass sinrei@sn ipsrbe,
berjufoIse Der iluierridt Der oeutiden
Spru4e in allen Sffenili&sn S4ulsn
guIsarisus obIisatorif& istn fOII.
Rassbouisr insrobet 3ahl|
treten In cte bulsaris
fae Mrmee Elm.
9eriin. %. San. - 9luf brabts
loiem Msse nd9 SapDile. y. q. II
3situnes,D ,DspsTdsn aus Sofa sufOIss
msIben iid bit Msdssbonisr In grOber
8ahl fiir ben Disnit In Der buIpari'
i4m alsz'es 5n.aiHs aIlsia= sahea