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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

fight, and repu,sed the enemy's violent
counter-attacks.
1t is confirmed that In this region
In the course OF the preceding actions,
the Germans suffered heavy losses. One
hundred and dfty bodies of Germans
were counted In one of the craters
W hich We recaptQ"ed near Arras. South
OF ArraH our positions were subjected
to an intense hombardment. but no
infantry attacks were made. Our bat
.teries responded energetically.
Between the Somme and the Disc our
German WORKS and demolished an OBJ
In the Vosges, our artillery shelled
stocka and stosswihr with good re-
suits.
Bombardment I'm ReprfsmL
In raprisal for the bonn bardment by
a Zeppelin on January IS. of villages
In the region Of Eperney. one OF our
dirigibies bombarded Freiburg- In Bris-
gau during the night OF January 27-2s
Eighteen shells OF 1855 miflimetres and
twenty OF ninety miilimetres were
dropped on the railway station and
military establishments. which suf-
fered important damage.
Berlin states that the Franco Belgian
artillery violently shelled the German
positions In the dunes along the Bel
Etan cosst. whine British monitors
ahelled the westende district, by ac-
tons beng without effect.
The Germans attacked the French
line between Vimy and Beuville on
58o-ysrd front, capturing a number
of men and guns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
THINKS
WAR ONLY BEGINNING

London. Jan. 2S--AI think that
for ms the wsr fl only begfnninx.-
said David Lioyd-Georg<, minister
Of munitions In an interview today
with the London correspondent of
Milan Se~olo.
II am, however. absolutely confident
Of victory he added, because al
though we oil have made mistakes in
the past, England and her allies are
now taking counsel together and will
be stronger because they are united
BY next spring we shall have for the
first time more munitions than Ger
many. and our superiority In men IL
Besides this. Germany's
financial position Is growing worse
daily"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
GERMANY AND ALLIES ~ &
ATTACK sAISON1I2

Germany and her allies ~
pairing for a great attack on D&41
early In February. Dispatches
various points in the Balkans to1I
heavy movements Of troops ana r.
concentrations along the Greek e.
tier.
The Haloniki correspondent q q
Times wires that II 10 believed e
that the first moves in the cams
to drive the Allies from the HI
will be made about February 1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

(SI eoial to The Richmond Virsinian.l
Petersburg. Va, Jan. 2S.-Eugene
l. Blackburne. \ native or Winston
Salem. N. c.. recently employed in a
responsibla.-p position by tho Dupony
Powder Company. died At $50 O'Clock
this morning at his residence In
Brown Street. Hopewell. Of pneu-
monia- Mr.. Blackburn was twenty
six years OF age and came to Hopswell
since the holidays to accept employ
ment He is survived by a young
widow. The body was prepared for
burial by Messrs ]. T. Morriss &
Son and forwarded to Winston-Salcm
via 8. A. l. Railway today for In
termeut
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
All Celebrate Event.

Danbury. Conn, Jan. 2S-The
entire city today celebrated the
news that the Danhury Hatters,
homes were saved. great crowd
gathered outside Hatters head
quarters and cheered. II was stat
ed that about $3.50, O0V had been
raised by organized labor ON ~Hat-
ter Day. when each worker was
requested tn give an hours wages
to the fund.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
SEVEN BADLY BURNED
IN DUPONT BLAZE.

Wilmington, Del. Jan. 2s.-seven
men were badly burned In a fire at the
Carney'e Poiat plant of the Dupont
Powder Company tonight Smokeless
powder worth 100000 went un in
smoke. Four buildings were destroyed.
The cause Of the fire has not been de-
termfned. II originated in a powder
detention house. Intense heat spread
the flames to the other buildings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
AUSTRIAN ATTACKS ARE
BEATEN BACK BY ITALIANS

London, Jan. 2S.-Three successive
attempts Of the Austrians to drive the
Italians from their positions on the
Upper IsonZo have been defeated. ac-
cording TO the report issued by the
war office in Rome tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
THE WEATHER

Washington. Jan. 2s--The eastward
movement Of Ehe southwestern dis
turbanco will cause a continuance OF
the present unsettled weather over the
eastern half of the country during the
next two days. with rains and SHOWS
over this northern, and rains over the
southern districts.
Generally fair weather viii prevail
on Saturday. however, along the At
iantto coast
Temperature changes will not be de-
cided. except in the Middle Atlantic
States. where IL will be colder Satur-
day.
Virgiaia-Rain Saturday ana prob
ably Sunday; collier Saturday.
North Carolipa--Lccal rains Satur-
Gay and probably Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

A bankruptcy petition Med yesser-
day afternoon In the United States
District Court by Elijah r.. Gray and
Asa r. Gray. trading - Gray Art
Company. The liabilities ara placed
ak &l.1lB.30. and the assets q 81
e1e, ~ of which u .claimed 90 ~ -
E35nD&a6 ~ lalWs EheRo ares enixya
|fsM en.en1 pso1ie IN ~ sl ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

Unless infection develops. doctors al
Stuart Circle Hospital say that Mere.
dith Palmer. Jr.. twelve years old.
who was accidentally shot through the
leg. Just above the knee yesterday al
Glen Echo. will recover. Carlyle Dun
bar, q playmate of Palmers. did tho
accidentally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
RAILROAD MEN WILL
Continued From First Page.)

Heretofore 1t has happened that
employees Of one or more OF the four
brotherhoods might present demands
to the Eastern railroads at or about
the same time, that one or moro of
the brothsrhoods presented similar de-
mands to the Western railroads More
frequently 1t was one Of the four
brofherhoods making demands upon
railroads in tho East OF tho West.
Read5ustment Of economic condi-
tons has had much to do with the
decision Of the officers of the rail-
road brotherhoodS TO now make
united demands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

Fitzgerald Lodge, No. 299, A r. &
A. NJ. have sent out invitations for
the opening OF their new lodge room.
Rady's Hall. North Avenue and Rob-
erts Street, Barton Heights. on Tues
day. February 1, at $3.50 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

Rainfall last twelve hours ......-
Rainfall. last twenty-four hours.
Tecfiiency in rainfall since Mar,
Deficiency in rainfall since Jan. 1 i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

Sec. so. This entire act shaft be
deemed An exercise Of the police power
Of the state for the protection Of the
State. for the protection OF the pub
lie health, peace ana morals. and the
prevention of the sale and use Of
ardent spirits, and all OF ifs provisions
shall be literally constructed to effect
these objects
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
GERMANS LAUNCH

CONTINUED From First Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
MYSTERY SURROUNDS

CONTINUED From First Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
Proof My He General.

Sec. 50. In an Indictment for the
violation of any provision Of this act
II shall not be necessary TO aIloge q
sale of ardent spirits to q particular
person. and II shall be sufYiciant for
the conviction Of the accused to prove
a sale or gift contrary to law within
one year prior to the finding Of such
indictment. -
Sec. Is. Nothing in this act shall
prevent one in his own home from
having and there giving TO another
ardent spirits when the quantity Of
such spirits shall not exceed the
quantity allowed BY this act 70 BE-
kept in his home and such gift IL m
no wise shift or device 20 evade the
provisions OF this act: but the word
home" as ued herein shall be the
permanent readence Of tho person
and his family and shall not be con-
strued to include q club, fraternity
house. lodge room or rooms, or place
OF common reset. or room Of .
transient guest ina hotel or boarding
house. provided tat for the purposes
OF this act 4 psr\pn shall be CON-
sidefed . transienA guest unless he
has resided in said hotel or boarding
n sscns,vi for 4 'sastPn month con-
OaAngs = WINE.
Sec. ". Whenever itShsli appear 70
49, @aS c 49, q. 1s4oee !. IA = Co. T. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29


Sec. 81. The commissioner shall
when this act shall taks effect pro-
cure from the collector Of internal
revenue q list Of all persons holding
United States internal revenue tax re-
ceipt for the sale Of ardent spirits
then in force, and shall thereafter on
the first day OF each month procure
the names Of all persons who have
been granted such tax receipts during
the preceding month, and shall furnish
to the attorney for the Commonwealth
OF every county and city In this State
the names Of the persons IN his county
or city holding such receipts and shail
publish a list OF the names as procured
by him in a newspaper published in
the city or county OF their residence,
and IL there Is no newspaper published
In the county, then In some Newspaper
having general circulation In said
county.
Every attorney for the Common
wealth upon receiving the list Of
names in the preceding section shall
proceed against all such persons, ex-
cept druggists, superintende OF
hospitals and laboratories a. provided
herein, for the violations Of the pro-
visions Of this act.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

r,crr a Of such hotel or house az pub-
800, private entertainment, or other
n~,d n by which said guest or other
] f.orc, n secures ardent spirits he shall
esant,emed guilty Of a misdemeanor.
inr tnpon conviction be fined not less
whlc ten nor more than nifty dollars
81 fLbe confined in jail or committed
Hh.e reformatory for not less than
alta nor more than six monthA
10 &c. IS. Any proprietor OF any hotel
Ter. puse Of public or private enter
reacl Aent in this State who shall know
fyfnly permit any bell boy, elevator
with or other employe to procure
he WIT spirits for. or give direction and
on .tmation by which ardent spirits
avail be secured by any guest. patron
the yhcr person. or who when duly
erarnisi that any employe has been
ana cited of any violation OF the pro-
/ relief of this act. shall fail at once
He lharge said employe permanent
40 on be guilty Of misdemeanor,
pired. fhcn convicted, shan be fined
Ms ss than one hundred nor more
Out III. uent offense shall be flned NOT
gave alan one hundred nor more than
have htndred dollars and be confined
over ffs not less than one nor more
abrasio x months.
ever Of "a. 1t shall be unlawful FOR
i IL was seper Of a hotel or boartlins
efhIy thfeven though he may reside N
rand-bsotel or boarding-house to keer
Duria hotel or clearinghouse or on
HE'D Premises connected Herewith any
Everst spirits. except for the personal
tx himself and his family as pro-
u herein, and not to be sold OF
sensed or given away by any shift
device whatsoever; and II the
eper of any hOt0I or boarding. HOUSE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Slit wen'S betrift!

Gs betrifft ale Sieienisen, bic
enttueber bes Seutifen nidt
ntddbtis i;nb, ooer bic Gus irsenb-
iuelfen Uriinben bic emgItihe
sprahe ais 3eitunssleftiire pur-
Sieben:
Sie balbw6fertlife ,1be
6 athplic Sribmne", bic IN
bemielben gerlnge eriheint wie
bieie 3eituns, mirb in ben ndhiten
Wtpnaten ibre fomiiden geilasen
mieber anfnebmen. &c limb bieS
eiseus ir ,Ibe Gath.
pItr 9ribmne" se3eif d.
nete Stlber, 1T Sfrpar5 uno
WeiR, bic in feiner unbereu
3eituns ST finoen iinb. ltuiere
3eidner s.. 4. Norma unb I.
8. 8 umsfi, bic ia aud ben
2eiern bieier 3eituns beitens be-
FAINT limb, arbeiten at Der Sertis-
itellnng bieier 8iloer.
Der Mbpnnementspreis fir bic
balbmDfentlihe y{be Gath
pIie Iribnne" betrGst $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
mar MIR ~11anSper!

8aibingtpu, 9. @.-aomiral
Wapo, aonmanbeur bes atldntiiten
@eihtpabers, bat benz Wortne Unit
einen lhperen llnfaa semelcet. Der
ii6 an 9prb hes Shladtidiffes
.Nihisau" e~reignetc. Sci Den
S6iesiibuusen III iiiolihen 8eipdfern
erplooierte zines DER 5tpolfs 5ouigen
8ieiensei6iise nit 10 furftbarer &C.
malt, bab oas Hobr mie Rapier III
Stilde s"eriiieu tpurbe.
Gin Wanm Der 8eihisbebienune
iplirbe idiper perlest. Nur Der Sdus,
ben ber Yau5ertburm ~gepdbrte, per>
biitetc Elm 9rDBeres lln9liid.
Die rWihisan" ipurpe Iofort nadl
Der differentiation Ebilaoelpbia be-
prbert, no Die notbigen Reparaturen
porgenommen iperocn iollen. Cine
llnteriuhune, ourd) Die ma Die llr>
Iade ser ggploiion feit3uitellen bpift,
lit bereits eineeleitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Die arisdirde Spbpnx.
ge.i5elps' reuulntiundre ILdne. -
Was aus 8ried5enlanb merben
uiro, falls CO neutral bleibt. -
Hepplntipn apf &reta.

atben, iiber 2onbon.-gin Ser
treter Der YIi'ociateb YreS" fraete Den
frilberen 9ricdii2)eu Srcmticr. Gleuz
tberps Ten5elos, Oh es tpobr lei. bab
er in Salonifi cine porlGlliige repolllz
tiondre Hegierlng ihaffeu poqe.
Weni5elos antiportete II. a.: Sd muB
nod tlirde Belt lparten llub ie5eu, ipos
Die He9ierung tbut. che ih mid gu
Dem @or9eben entifeibe, ipelhcs ih
fiir bas Bette balte i'm Sale 8rietenz
Lamb nid)t III BEN aricg eintritt. Sd
tpieberbole, mas ih ifou frilber Io9te
am 27. aIguit), baB ipelm Der
a0nis ntht sic Stimmc bcs @o(tes
bpreu mill, mir ieI6er eutI6eiben
miiiien."
Wenn 8riehenlanb neutral bleibt.
.8emu nm aber 8.ichenlanb nidjt
IN Den 8rieg eintritt", ipurbe @enis
5clos eefroet.
.8enn Die 9eutifcu lnb 8uleus
rem ~erfol9reidl limb, eripiberte Der
friibere Yremicr", lit Wa5eDunieu inns
u0aig perloren. @enu Die Guteutcs
Illiierten iie9retd) iinb, iupran id fei.
CLAUDE. lpirb rad meiner Iniidt Gin
Separatfriebeu 5ipiiten ben IQiierten
uno ben Sulgaren eriplgen, burh
pelden Den leetereu NIT @rlallbnik
@riefenlanb's bas @ebiet iiberlahen
tuirh, peldes tic ieet te'est hnben.
Cher, i'm Sale elmer poliger @robcz
rlrrtg Sulearten's burd bic Gqiierten.
lparum ipltcn 5um geiipicl Die Ssrbeu
ms, Die Den @ertrag nit ibueu nid)t
e~iyaebaIten babcn, Die Sbeile bon
@riediif : Na3eponieu 3%uridseben.
Die lie uuo ibre Iuiierteu ms nod
nift senommen BADEN, ionoern Die
mir ibnen sdben, Die abcr aanu nit
benz guionstt pieber ben Suleareu nbe
senpmmeu ipiirben, henen mir lie
iiberlieierten.
Hepplutiun auf Srets.
2pnbon.- Ser garidlteritatter
Der 2onboner .Geutral Netps" melbet
aus Itben, bob Die SepDlferune Der
Sniei areta Die sriediifen 9ebDrben
seftiir5t unb lid, bon 8Dnig 8onitantiu
losseiast babe. GO ioa auBerbem
beihlolieu iporoen ieiu, cine @bpros
nung Der 8epolutiondre mad S0s
lonift 5t ienbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
yGs mmb anmeridbt werSen!''

Su Cincinnati begingeu Die tapfe>
rem vNeuner", bereu Sbrentaa Gbida@
maliga mar. ant Counting bea 90.
S~abrestag bieier blutisen SGlat)t.
Giuer Der Seitrenner, 9apitdn 9.
HpIentbul bonn IS. Ohio Hegimept,
lie6 fpl9euoc iartuitiiGe Semerfling in
ieiner NnIprnd,c NIT unterldufen:
~8as nber alih Die lpndereu Neuz
ner fiir bas 8obl bes G~atcrlanbes 9es
than, lie baben bod elm @erbre6eu an
bemielbeu besanseu. SDrtl Sic baben
anitatt ,So.iparo, Marhl" Dor
warts, % d." fommanoiert,
batten Die llnperlhdmtbeit. nit neut=
ihem aummaubu bic Hebelen bel
Gbidamausa 81 b%efimpien nno bel
DILL sprinss in bic 5lmtt sn
ihlasen. Canals iparen lie Yatrios
ten, beute pilrpc man lie 5u Spionen
unb Serrdtbern itempcln. ipeiI tic auf
cute beutibe Irt Ole HebeIlen perz
bcuten unb pdbrenb ibrer gan5eu
rubmpolen Sieuit5eit pas oeut,dJe
&pmmanoo gebralldJten.
ga, Die Seiten dnbern lid uuo
Die Meniden auf. baS finoeu mir
ieoen Rag mebr uno mebr. 3wiihen
Chit uno Sest III Elm GROCER llrters
,idlicp. Sroiten ipir ms nit ben
8ortM pes Sibters: ollne bat ser
8reis poleuoet ieiueu Sauf = Ro6
am Brabe p~flan5t er Die Sofinuns
auf." Wir ellie iteben I'M 8rciiens
alter uub boiienJ paB. pie bic
beutihen 9aueru i'm Sabre 184S iih
10 ilaiiiih ausoriidtcu: nGs mug
anneriGt m~erben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

8 oibinetpn, 9. G.-Snteus
jipes Stuoillm Der i'll ben lesteu
Stuupen Der 8onsreb>S asuns pais
liertcn Hepreiialiens @eieBsebuns bat
Niplomateu Der Aaiiertcn uno einise
8eamte pes Staats : Separtemeuts
iiber5euet, baB Elm 3beil bieier @ez
iessebuns unourhfiibrbar, elm anberer
ppn Slpeifelbafter 2csnlitdt unb Der
Heit 10 rpeitifipeiiis lit, baB CO MIR
Der alersenaueiten Iuslegung unb
G%nipenonns Der WfaBrcseln ~gelinsen
lam, 9dn5lih unporbcrgeiebene 8om>
elifationen 81 permeioen.
BUR yiub rpia".
6err Canning maj tlag eenlls, tsiue
formele grfldrung bierilber ab5us
seben. CT besnilste lid, NIT Der CIR
~pdbuing Der an9eblifeu Nbiift bes
8onarelies. baB Die He9ieruns bon
Der ibr ertbeilten @oumadJt INN i'm
duberiten Notbfal" 8ebrarh MAIDEN
lple. Nihtsbeitopeniser lit es naee>
mein befannt, baB er baS Nmenoes
ment CUR 8rie9siteuerporlase iiir nm
ge1eBlth bdlf.
Gin neuer ySies".
Sails IS Der 8e9ierung inter eiuenl
oerartisen gorlpanb> tbatidhIi6 ges
linst, Die &npenoung Der Ser
seItun5smaBnabmen 5u bintertreiben,
banu ipirb iie pbne 3fpeifel aIf eiuen
neren unb ipunberbaren biplomas
tiihen Sies Gnipruh erbeben. Senn
England bat bereit5 pamit eebrobt.
ben Der. Staaten na6 Der 8ieberber>
lteIlung DEG Sriebens eiuen Sanhslss
fries 81 ertldren, ipeuu Waibinston in
irseno elmer @eiie segen Die unseieBs
lideu britiiden Ietbooeu eiuihreitet.
llno llncle Sam brau6t lid, ebeu MIR
Iues seoulbis 9eialen 3u laIen. nm
bieier Srobun9 aus benz 8ese 5n
9eben.
Gnalanb briidt gebauern aus.
@ + in 0 II, 3. G.-8roBz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Kur3e Naebriettsm.

9bri il d Roripcsen mn
NShneoen baben i'm Gusuit elm Ses
beimsss Ibtommen setrpifcn. inelhes
eineu arieg 5ipiifeu Der beiben 96ns
bern fir ale 3eiten ausihlieBt. pie
Per norfpesiide Sremier auuoion in
einem Snterpiep erfldrte. 3pilhen
Norip.9en uno SGnemart 6eitebt Elm
oerartiqes Nbfommeu niht.
n.-3er lleberiee : NuGs
rihtensI gcrtur miro aug @mitcrbanl
berihtet. CAB bel elmer Snipettipn SeS
boldnbiiheu SanlpferS .aoninsen
Der Neberlanben" ourd, eineu irun3Cs
iden &rerScr ein boldnbtiter 8iir9er
pbne iebe Se9riinoung pcrbaitet unb
absefiibrt iuurSe.
Rem IS rGiiSent 8ilIon
lpiro BON ben 8ddern bon 9rop.lpu
auigeforhert iperbeu. cine Spe3ialz
Sisuns bes aonsreiieS e~in5uberuien
uno ein Embargo aui bic Tusfubr bon
@ei5en 81 leeeu. Is muroe poraGss
geiogt. baB 9rot bolb 20 Gents pro
9aib foiten pire, penn tein gm5argo
eintritt.
9erIiu. brabtlos uad Sappiae.
Die lleberiee : Neuisteiteu : asens
tur meloet. baB Die aus 400 Sffis
3icreu mn 5000 Iarn b~citebenoc
9riehilde Streitfraft. Die aus aapala
nad S%eutidIanp aebraht nuroe. in
@orlis in SreuBiid,s Shleiien unters
ecbradt nerSen pirb, mn 3ipar bic
Sifi5iere in YripatbduieruL bic Soloas
ten IN 8aroden.
S,-8eneral Yierrc @cprae
Suport 1T sum- Gbei bes S~auptauars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
pnbnasr, annn, pnnnrrstap, nu 20. Heptrrnhrr 1915.

britannien bat bur6 leinen 8otlhafter
in @aibineton iprmea iein 8eoanern
bariiber ausgeiprodeu, baB etn britt
i1er Seritorer ben Ybilippinenz
Oampfer r@ebu" a%ueebalten nno
innerbalb Der territorial 9efpdfer Der
B~biIippiueu ~burdiudt bat. @nglanb
entIhuloist lid bamit, oaB an benz
betrefenben Snse %itarter Nebel se>
berri6t babe, pesbalb Der 8omman>
oant bes 5eritprers niht 8etpuBt babe.
beb er lid 10 nabe an Der aIitc be-
iinbe. Natbem guelano iein Be-
baliern bieriiher ausseiprohen bat,
nirnnt man an amtlifer SteIe in
@aibinston an, bab Der Sal err
lettat lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

8inoer setostet n,o As @dnner, 81
Srnuen unb II ainber rerleet.
Cine betrdftlite In5abl fleiner
Wobnbduier unb 9doen lpurbe GER
itort ooer beihdbiet. Mebrerc grdnSs
famen gum Gusbriid. 3tpei Sabris
fen e~rlitten Shaoen. ginise lecre
giienbabnrpaseu ipuroeu 3eritort.
gierunbsuan3is 5lnsmaihinen her
Nntersebplt.
Berlin. brabtlos iiber Sappille
SIN Dem amtlihen 8eridt pom "a
September beiBt es: .Snnerbalt
unierer uub binter ben ieinblid)er
9inien fam es 81 sablreihen Cuff
fdmpien, bic giinitig fir ms perliefen.
llniere Slieger idoiien pierunS5ipan5ia
feinolidc N~eroplane ub. ~5ipan8is ous
bon on Der Sommc Srout. Die SIies
gerleutnants Soeocde. Riut9eus mn
Soebenborf 5eidneteu lid beionbers
aus. Wir perloren ieGs Ieroplane. "
&ebranS in Siebenbiirsen.
Ser aebrauS in Siebenbiirecn pirS
Ieiteus Der tcutoniiten Streittrdfte
erfolgreih iortg:ieet. Ser linte
Slilsei Der oiterreihiih@ beatiden
Nrmee beieste Den Yultaus2aB an Der
rumdnii6en gren3e. Iu bieier
SteIe iinb Die Hun,dneu bereits aans
aus iiebenbiirsiitem @ebiet berauss
getrieber norneu. Sm Centrum bae
ben DC 8umtdnen aleiGfals mebrere
Shlappen erlitten. 8u bcibeu Seiteu
ban Sermannifaot pIrbeu ibre @ns
grille inter idtperen SerIuiteu iiir lie
abseihlasea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Staatlides Wpnppol fir
Giienbabnen.

Sn elmer bieier Gage bon Der
Chicago GIiociation Of Commerce
im Sptel Ga Saae eebaltenen
gebe fiinbiate 8unbesienator
Netplanbs bon Nebaon, Der @orz
iisenbe beg Seuats >slusifuiles
fir 5ipiihenitaatli6en Senpel
an, baB AM 20. Nopember in
iener Stapt nit elmer Inter
iuduus beaonnen tperben ipirp,
bar1 Die man ieititellen min, Oh
iid bic Seiiserereifun9 Der
giienbabnen, Der Selesrapbenz
9inien, Der @rpreb s8cieuiNafs
ten, Der 9ampfers2 inieu unb
auberer eemeinniisieer Inter
nebmeu blrd Die 9unbeSre9iez
rung empfebIen piiroe. Sic
Nnre9ung 5u elmer %perarti8en
llnteriuhung 8in9 befanntlid,
bon Yrdiibent Rilion aug. Iud,
nit elmer ettuaigen 8eorsaniiaz
, ton Der 5ipiiGenitaatliheu Sanz
belss aonrliiiion uno nit ibren
WahtbefusniIien miro man iid
beifditi9en, unb i6lieBlid pirb
man Der aiiSerIt tuid,tisen Srngc.
Oh es ratbiam lit. Die 2pbn. uno
Die I~rbeitsSeit Der g~iienbabnz
GnseiteIlten fc~it6uiesen, ndber
al trcten babeu.-. Nmerita."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
General Grepine abeeiebf.

. Brownsville Seras. = gus
a~ugenifeinlih ~perldBlih.r Sueue traf
in WatamoroS, 9e9eniiber bon
Brownsville, Seras, Die Nahriht Elm,
baB General Saciuto Srepiup bel iei>
ner beriuhten @ertbeibieun9 bon
CHIHUAHUA esser gila unb feline Ins
hanger Ihfpers Sebler Semaft babe
rtnb p~esfpegen ieines &pmmanoos Der
Nrree i'm nDrblifen Werifo entboben
perben pilroe. @s beiBt. baB Gen.
6. g. Naiarrate, Der iesige aommanz
beur Der 8egierungstruppen III Ia
maulipas iein Nad)ioIser peroen piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
tepesteI fHr btsfe Seituna.)
=

, Bir iiirGten, bnB man Ser :
, anitaltuusen, tpie Der -Gatbolic
? Sburitp Conference" in 8aibs
, inston. 8. g., bic gesentpdrtig :
, ta9t, uub Der lpfalen, bon gr3S
, biidof @lennon ms 2eben 9es :
, rufeneu Gbaritasr aouferena, III :
; unieren 8reiien niht Die ges :
, borise 8ead,tung entge8enbringt,
, iagt Chef 8ebafteur &enfel.
, Sas lit 81 beoauern I'M Sntereie :
, Der @baritas geitrebun9en. Sic
, ireipil!iee Irpieupilege pirb ben
, ibr 9%ebiibrenben Torrdng mir
, banu auf Die Salier allfre6t gu
, erbalten permo9en. ipenn Die :
, freie 9iebestbdti9feit lid nirtlif
, fir fabig erpeiit, Die ibr 3u>
, tommenbe Nufgabe gu loIen.
, Oa5u lit %notbpenbis cine plun> :
, mlGSiec Organization Der Yripnts
, Arnrcnpflese, cine Sureerun9,
, fpelhc beute 8emein9ut aler :
, Sreuube elmer 5~ielbetpuBten,
; 5eitgemdben nub baburh eten
; eriprieBIiGen Irmcnpflese lit.