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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31

2Sirrcn in GHglnno.
(Era6tos ua6 audertcu)
Berltii, 30. Dtdr5. (lle6eriee.
g'ahrhtcn glgcntlr) @S lpir6
onS aopcu6qgcu gcmeloet, OaB III
5olgc bon GcpoIten lmo OarouS iol-
geuoeu 8Gntpieu 3piihen glr6eitern
unO Erppcn IN Tublin mo moeren
bcnabbortcn@ldbeu eingelagerungss
5uitan0 proflamirt poroen iii. Sri
ide 9iegiuenter iino Our6 en9lilde
eriebt poroen
Syr fiir5licbcn Eepeiden tuor nltr
nou iin6eOeutenoen gtISidreitunger
III oeriticoeHeu iriideu Staoter Die
Geoe
e trife nerfo'iiun9smio-
ria.
2onoou 30 Mdr5 0tod HI.
ierinbnue ser 9eidweroeu Der 2elI.
tc. tUel6c I'M @losgow Giitrift bic
glr6cit cinQeItcllt 6oben, bat Ser Sci.
rof6 ser .9lmolgamoteo Society of
engineers" eutidieoen, Dab oerStri.
fe Ill iebs Gluoc @crfcu Oerfoi-
ilugSlpiorig ici. 9ln oic g(usitduois
gen muroe sic 9lAfioroqruug geri6.
tet oie 9lrbeit pieoer dii5unebmen.
Ger 9eirot6 6e6t 6erbor, oaB Der
Strife III @erlebung OeS @eietes fir
ariegsmnition erfolgt iei unO
mornt sic 2cute, oaB Tie @eloitrofen
8u gcpdrtigen bdtten, Die BON ibren
So6nen III 9(b5ne fonnen miiroen.
Ger Gluoe Tiitrift iii udd glnga6e
oc5 9eirot6S, Der ein5ige, Der Dol
Scr Strifebcueglmg betroiien lit
@lasqolu, 30. Wldr5. Dos
6icIge ,EraoeS Golntil" fat oen
Glpoe Strife crortcrt mo cine 0ae-
iolution au9enourmen pel6e Oie
pon oen @eboroen ongeoronete Nus
iueiiuuq ucride0ener Qeute aus Dem
Iiitritt Dcrnri6eilt imo ibre Niid.
fc6r uerlanqt. 1us GlDOe.GiitriftSs
@omitc ser @laidiuiitcn llnionen
bat iii ciner armogebung Oie 9tlS.
Ilduoigcu origaeuo erma6nt, unpcr.
siialidl Sic glr6eit pieOer oui5lmeb
incn
2onDou, 30 Gldr5. Gie Sen.
tral 9}cps~ ocutct IN elmer gebein-
niBpolen Iro6tng an Die 9legierng
iei i'm Bette bon 6ocbieniationelleu
@emeiien in 9cAlg auf oie @lpoe-
5trifeloge unO piiroe oicie befonnt.
qcben. wenn sic 2eitc nidt iotort
silr glrbeit glriidfebrcu
glr6eitcr &artei MID iir
iutcrnntionale Srie.
0cns6citre6nngeu.
Qouoon. 80. Dldr5. Tie 9lrs
better @ortei Oes 6rihiben &arlo-
ncnts bat in eincr bier obge6oltcuen
Ncriumnluna cinen bon Dem SSnter'
uotionoleu 5o8ialiitii1eu 9iireoil
lmter6reiteieu @ori@log in eripd-
gung ge5ogeu
IA oeniGoridlag miro oisgefii6rt.
cine intcrnotionole 5o5ioliJtcn @cr,
iommhuiq lei nrter Sen gegenmGr-
tigcu @er6dltniiicr mmo9lid, INN
0o6cr ioaien oic io3ioliitiiden 0rgo-
niIoiionci cines ie0cn 2anOeS ein-
scln Die 6roge ser 9e0ingmaen ets
mdaen inter uelfen ein OaiernOer
Hricoeu in europa 81 @cge ge6rod)t
luer0cn fonnte.
sic britil6e 9lrbeiter 8ortei bat
nun 6eiAloiieu ooB Oie @ripdglng
iolder Sroaen rHti6glih ino nidt
miiui9euSmcrt6 lci. Die ein5ige Go.
dc. ndt ser iih sic 9ortci 6efaicn
fouutc, ici oic Giir1iii6rung Oes ie-
tgeu arieoes 81 cinen icgreidcn
gnoe,
@meocnS @rmcc @orIa
Qc ongcnomnien.
5tod b o M pla SonoolL ~.
Nlar5. GaS ibpcoiidc @arlouent
uabm aeiicrn oic qlrnccporIoge an,
melhe tao Milioncn aronen bepil.
liat oic bauptiGHlih fiir9ermcbring
ser 6cloortiaerie mo fir @rpeite'
ring pes 6licgcrcorps bcitimmt lino.
GntlaititnQs3cngcn fir
0cs No bUcrratb s on
delicate So5ia
liitcu
Etod 90 I'M Uid Sonoon 30.
Wldr5. @icrimO5ipan5ig Gntf
lolhugs5eigall BADEN in Dem 8crtab4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31

t6r befiirwortet bdtteu penn Sdpe.
Den in ben arieg eintreten ioate.
Gboumetter an Sitfront.
2on6oM 30. 0ldr5. 1ie
uGailp a2aiI~ ldBt ii1 aus 9etroorao
melOcn:
Sic 9lliien 6ereiteu iib, nadOem
nun aaent6al6en in 6liiiien um6
5tromen ser @isgang eingeiebt, ouf
eiucn neueu 8orltoB ser 0eiltiden
aegcu Higa Dor, meI1er iunerbalb Der
nG6itcn bier @o6en erpartet miro.
allies Oeutet 0arouf bin, oaB Oie
Deittiden oicieS D}al Sic StaOt 70.
mo6l BON DER 2un0- mie pon Der Sec
ieite aus angreifeu meroen. Ias 8u.
iammen3iebcn elmer groBen 9ln5a6l
oon Sdiiien in 2ibau oeutet auf oie
9lbii9t Der Dclti6en bin, Die rlliiiibe
6lotte oui3uiuden uno 5u perni6ten,
i'm Die Office 3u beberrideu.
nIie Dellti6en bobcn entlang ocr
@udt BON gRiaa 3ablrei6c bo1e8abt-
tbiirmc erri9tet, ucl9e iie nit ibpe-
rem SdiiiSgei6iibcn beihidt babcr,
I'M Die rliiii6en Shiiie, ipatcn iie
lid IN S6uBpeite magcn, inter
6eucr 81 ne5mcn.~
6rcu0e iiber @rfoIg 0eS
gfeip 0orfcr 9o5orS.
(Era6tIos nab 1uderion)
9erliu 80. WlGr5. Ieutidc
3eitiingen ge6en i6rer 9lnerfennung
un0 Gonf6arfeit 9lusorud 9lngeiibts
Oes groBen @riolges, wel6eu Der i'll
9letp yorf gum 9eiten ser @ittpen
ino @aiieu Der &rieger Der Central,
@l1dte qbgebaltene 8o5ar er3ielt BAT.
@rieden mebren lid &C.
gen 8riten 6rc6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31

Stodbolm uia 2onoon 30.
Wldr5. &icrimO5pau5ig entf
loihmqS3engall babcn in Dem 8crfobi
rcn gcgcn bic oeS So60errotbS an
eelIaatcit orci io3ialiiiii1cn Neoaf4
tcure Soeallmo, GlieIuno uno soeOon
III 9(brc0e eeileat, ooB Die i9peoi.
iHci io5ioliitiiben Srgdniiatiouei
emen @cneralitrife gegcn 0as Nlili.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21

Few Of uH realize the danger Of coughs
and colds, don't take the risk. take Dr.
kings New Discovery. Guaranteed. All
dfuRRistA --Adyertisement,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
Young Wife Freezes
Feet Waiting for Her
Husband and Wages

As result of three hours exposure
to zero weather, during which she
waited vainly, It is said, for her hus-
band to appear with part OF his salary
to help relieve conditions at home,
Mrs. Sadie Mckay, Twentieth and
California streets, suffers from two
frozen feet, one of which is seriously
frosted, while police officers seek her
spouse, Charles Mckay.
According to the woman's story to
the police, her husband, who, she said
has failed of late to contribute to the
upkeep of the home, agreed to meet
her yesterday at the Lake hotel to
give her part of his wages as smelter
employee. He did not keep the ap-
pointment, she asserts, so she went to
the smelter to find him. She waited
from 2 o'clock until 5 and then her
feet became so cold that she sought
shelter inside. There it was found
that her feet were frozen and police
headquarters were notified. She was
attended by Police Surgeon Charles
F. Shook, who said that amputation
OF her feet will not be necessary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
Brief City NeaUs

Platinum Wedding Rings-Edhoim-
Have Root Print It--New Beacon Press
Ties Cleaned. Ice. at Carey's Web 800.
Electric Reading Yamps for Xmas. s2.So
to $50 Burgess-Granden Company
Best Meal for the Money-clAiremr Mt Inn.
B'nai Ami Club Dance-The B'nai
Ami club will entertain at an informal
dancing party Christmas eve, Sunday,
December "a, at Chambers academy.
RObt. Q. Druesedow 4 Co., $50
Omaha Natl Bank. Listed and unlisted
securities; bank stocks: several per
cent guaranteed gilt-edge investments
Chauffeurs' Badges Ready Soon
Chauffeurs permits and badges will
be ready in the office of City Com
missioner Kugel January 2. The Zee
will be 81 under a new ordinance.
Congregational Young People Busy
The Young Peoples society of St
Mary's Avenue Congregational church
has pledged itself to raise $1,000 to-
ward the new church. This week a
big candy sale is set for Saturday. The
committee has secured business To-
cation at 1907 FLrnam for the sale.
Andirons for Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
Two Dead, Fifteen
Injured by Blast

Bruceville, Ind, Dec, 20.--Two men
are dead and fifteen injured as the re-
suit OF gas explosion IN the Oil
plant! Johnson mine near here today.
One hundred and fifty men were en-
tombed by the blast, but first aid
crews from nearby mines gave early
assistance and the workings were
cleared in about four hours.
William Bailey and Thomas Patter-
son, both OF Brucevile, were so badly
injured they died short time after
being brought to the surface. Pull
motors revived more than fifty who
had been overcome by gas. The in
jured arc expected to recover, State
officers are investigating the cause OF
the explosion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21

Give your Want Ad a chance to
make good. Run it in The Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
COWS AND CHICKENS
CONTROL MARKETS
Lower Prices Will Follow Ad-
vent of Spring, Says R. A.
Stewart.
HIGH COST PROTECTS U. s.

There can be little hope for lower
priced butter until cows get onto
grass next spring and little hope for
cheaper eggs until warm weather
comes and hens commence laying
more freely. This is the opinion Of
R. A. Steward, head of the David
Cole Creamery company. Discussing
the butter and egg question and the
high prices at which these two COM
modities are sold to consumers, Mr..
Stewart said:
THE butter and egg supply of the
country is short and the price, like
the price of everything else, is reg
ulated by the supply and the demand
for that supply.
During the last year the export
demand for both butter and eggs has
been unprecedented. From May to
December | OF this year the butter
export aggregated 100000 pounds,
while the total output of butter dur
ing the period was but 5S,o27 ,235
pounds, as against 7l,84S,767 pounds
during the corresponding months OF
1915, falling off of 1921, 532 pounds.
Cost Saves Supply.
"If butter was sold at Sc to 37H
cents pound Europe would quickly
take all the surplus stock held in stor-
age, but when it is sold at prices
much higher they will not take it,
as the added charges brings the price
up to where its use is almost pro-
hibitive, except for the very wealthy.
Right now. or rather December !,
the butter supply of the United States
on hand was 100000 pounds
short of the normal and since then
of the stock in storage some 100000
pounds have gone to Europe"
According to Mr.. Stewart, what
holds good in reference to butter also
holds good with eggs. He asserts
that in storage in the warehouses
scattered over the United States, De-
cember there was shortage of
100000 cases of thirty dozen each,
as compared with the normal,
Big Shortage of Eggs.
Mr.. Stewart asserts that December
/, 1915, there were in storage through
out the country 2,787, 1902 cases, where
as on the corresponding date of this
year there were but 1,794,740 cases,
a falling off OF o93,062 cases, or g.
791,860 dozen.
If it were possible, Mr.. Stewart as
serts, he would be delighted to see
the cooperative buying plan reduce
and hold down prices, but he has
little faith in the ultimate outcome
OF the scheme. He asserts that should
prices be reduced considerably by CO.
operative buying, spectators and
others representing exporters would
jump in, pick up all the surplus stocks
of butter and eggs and send them
abroad. Then, with the surplus gone
and the demand remaining the same
as now, prices would be bound to
quickly react and go higher than they
have been at any time in the past.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
Gypsies Dance
st. Nicholas Day

Twenty members of Omahas gypsy
colony yesterday celebrated St.
Nicholas day, the Gypsy Christmas. in
accordance with all customs and tradi-
tiona of that nomadic clan. One Of
the principal events of the celebration
was feast at the home of Zarko
Milanovich, 23l7 Charles street There
\ sumptuous repast was served and
native songs and dances were enjoyed.
sam Pavlicka, prominent Third
ward business man, was guest of
honor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
George North, Your
Mother Is Dying and
She Wants You Home

George North's mother, Mrs. Vina
North of Westville, ILL.,, lies at the
point of death in her home there His
mother wants to see him before she
dies, but his present whereabouts are
unknown. Several weeks ago he was
in Omaha and was notified of his
mothers condition, according to a
letter written to The Bee by Myrtle
Vanfcrson, a newspaper woman Of
Georgetown, III. She asks The Bee
10 aid in locating George North.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
Most Former Officers of .-
Young Hebrews Reelected

Election of officers of the Young
Mems Hebrew association last night
resulted in returning to their places
nearly all of the former officeholders
These were reelected: President,
Maxim Konecky; vice president, Alex
Frank; treasurer, Sam J. Leon. Ed
ward Kushner is recording secretary
and Morris Warshowsky, financial
secretary. These, with the following
constitute the executive committee
Harry Lapidus, Abner Kairnan, Harry
Malashok, DR.. Greenberg, Samuel
Conan and J. Rosenblum.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
Hardware statesmen for the COM

Hardware statesmen for the COM
pany from several states are here.
This is the sixth annual meeting of
this kind for the PaxtonGallagher
people. The statesmen get together
for the purpose of going over the new
lines OF goods and discussing new
IDEAS for increasing the coming years
business. In a private dining room
at the hotel the statesmen have lunch
con together every noon. Thursday
afternoon they are to have theater
party.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
Paxton-Gallagher
Statesmen Meet Here

Thirty statesmen of the Paxton-Gal-
lagher company, hardware depart
ment are meeting in convention at
the Hotel Fontenelle. The convention
began Tuesday and will continue
through Thursday
George T. Wright. hardware man
ager OF the company. is presiding.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
John W. Fyfe Critically
III at His Residence

John W. Fyfe, head of the shoe de-
partment for Hayden Bros, is lying
dangerously i'll at his residence, 1920
Lafayette avenue. Mr.. Fyfe's condi-
ton 10 such that his many friends are
denied admittance to his room.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-21
City Of Ashland Votes
For New School House

Ashland, Neb.. Dec. 20-(Special
Telegram. Ashland today voted
100000 bonds for a new school house
on the present site The old building,
erected fifty years ago, has been con-
demned.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Der 5Iferreidil6e 2Seridjt pom sountaa.

%erIiu ii September Sin ans gn naeaungcuer
onidr yedt SeS cueaab oIeeuSsn
Snbalt
&on ScrNrnmGuiiAcu 5roHt
Hic naun Oni Der rumdniea ieue weHiA Der.
Guoerma geseitst
@on Der rAiitidcn Trput
feuSldcr Aner nnisre Steamueea meh Gibo
SGo lin NnpatGen 5nrHdgeidaacn. On Ci@agcu
Gerriht 9a6e
uf rnt ru5cn 9opoIo gaNeru bic
at cmun @nuttcu Ieb6cre Sin %urfh 9u1cn
6uI Su6OO nuicrem Sn 3n
anmen
%Dn Der itaIieHiiden ErORt
Die 0Gen6ront Oas Aar.6odauO SOmino gradcufop
Snr ciuOide Sriners beiheu
cin5eluen S6ecn 6ron eab Oectte Attudt
OUu %otronueu nub Der Ariilerie
g6rOld Sropeno Sbae boben nnere Sruppsu Die Inter
GnO uorecido6en AbtNeinne 6einO 5rt iassn
StaIieueru d berddid @erlnte 6r n
aeu Wauu 81 uerliereu,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

III l.
@ufarci. Dia 9ouoou, III.
September. Das rumoniihe 9lr.
meebauptquartier erlieB beuic ole
nadliiebenoe oiii3ieae @}ittbeilng
.9luf Ger nor0liben mo Der moro
meitliden 6ront, meltIih uou oen
SbGlern ser 6liiiie MoroS mlO 30.
plibu, iebte Ger 6eino iemen &iidao
fort. g9ir nabmen Orei Ciii3iere in0
106 Niann aeiansen
SiiO(ib pon Subu boben ipir oas
1orf Scbimbar (Sheaetberg) heiebt.
gs III feitgeitelt worocn, ooB Ser
5ein0 0m.0um.auaeIu bennete.
SSm Streitbor. Sbole. meiuid9 BON
MeriSror. boben mir mchrere iein0.
lihe QInariiie 3iriidacihlagcn. lln.
iere Srlppcn baben sic Ciieuiiue cr-
eriffen uuO 3mei &anonen. me6rere
Wlaihinenaemebre, @robmaeen mo
cine Gnoutitdt bon Mllnition crbeu-
tet. iowie orei CiiBiere uno 800
Nionn geionacn aenommen.
9lui Der iiioIiden 6ront eab es
beitieeS @emehrieuer entlang Der
0onou. 9lli Der Gobruoiho. Sront
oauern oie Sample III beitioer @eiie
iort.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Ger britiide Saeest
beri1t.

2onOorL fl. September. ~
3lpei @eriucbe ser Genti6en Sen
9riten OaS 0orf @inbu an Der Com.
me.6ront wie0er ab5urmaen iiuO,
ipie Der 6ciltige amtli1e 6rontberibt
oeS britiihen gIrmeebauptquartiers
beiagt, 3uriideeidlagen poroen.
Gic Dleloung lautet:
Scr 8eino madte geitern 5pei
@egenansrifie oif @inbg, Die 5iI-
riidgeiHlogcn mur0en. Nfe6rere flei.
nc 9lbtbeilingeu ieipOIicber Sniante-
ric, oie imiere Sinic in Der 9ldbe oes
NPolquet- -@e60itS uno in Der yta6.
boridait bon Yo5ieres on5ugreiien
periudten, wnroen 5uriidaeworien.
3miiden 9leuOiae, ct. &oait lnO
Dem 2a 9aiiee.aouol orungen uniere
Gruppen on perlhieoenen Stellen in
Die ieinOliden S1iisengrdben Elm
mo na6men etlide @eiangene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
@uIaarien feieri ieins
siege


Berlin. ii. September. Die
9uoapeiter 3eitlng n9l3 Sit" berid.
tel, oaB Die 8higoren oiii ibrem @or.
morid Ourh Cit.9humdnien oaS gan.
Sc GobruOiho.@ebiet. melhes Bulge.
rien am SAuB oeS 5meiteu galfm.
3rieaeS an 9hlnduieu abtreteu nuib.
tc, iebt picoer III Beiib aenommeu
baben Sn allen 2beiIen @ulsa.
rienS meroen Die iiber Die 9luiieu umo
9iumaucn eriohtcuen Siege aeieiert.
81 &epnlutiondre @cmequng
in @rtedenlouo
@oriS, If. SEPT. Sine Ccpc.
ide aus Solouiti an Sic .1cuips"
idot: nCie renoliitioudre Nepeouna
lit III Gcrrio (ehpa 40 GleiIen iaooH.
lid BON SolonitL ouSae6rohcn. 100.
ielbit 0ouptmonn 9artoeos sem @e.
neral Goroounier. 9eieblSba6r oee
fran5oiiinen Eruppeu ieine Abildt
nit Oen Gutente.gllliirien fdmpien 3u
mollen, funO gab Ser 9otaillons.
GonlmonOem 81 &erria bat iah eben.
fallS nit ieinen Grnppen Scr re0o.
lution6ren Scue8itna anaeihioiien
Gieie 9elucgiingen iino Sheil eineS
lid idneIl cnhpidelnOen @laneS. cine
grie1iite 0anOeS @ertbeioialmas
9lrmec ms 9eben 3n ndet Giele
6rehpilIiac iiir Oieie 9Irmec fommeu
tdglid bier an, iie fommcn bon ent-
leeenen Snieln mo @egenoeu wrie.
dcnlonO'S, Gieic Refruteu lucrocn io-
fort in &6ati eingeflci0et umo noH ei.
nem etlibe Nleilen bon Ser Sioot
entiernteu Sage seididt
nNic0er nit Ser gnteute.~
@uriS. If. September. Der
SooaS. Gorreiponoent In 9ltbcn fen.
set meitere gin3el6eiien iiber oie Sto.
rung in ser iran8oiiden 9otihait
am letteu Somiioe.
Nornab orar9en mobrcn0 Die We.
lan0teu Der Gntenie ii1 bort in Be.
ratbmg bcianoen cine 9In5abl ale.
ieruiiten inter &uien .9ana lebe DER
&onigl giieoer NIT ser Guteniel"
ein. GS muroen bier 5hiiiie abae.
ieucrt, ober lliemano periumoet Die
GeicrUiltcn fIiidtetcn Damn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
9lrtiIIerte GueIIe am
0ofrQn zee

2on6on fl. Sept. Gas
arieesomt aab beiIte ioleenoe NleI-
oine iiber Die Cperationen an Der
maceooniiheu 6ront ab;
nStarfe britiihe Sruppeni0rper
iiberidritteu ole Stuma mo griiien
Den @egner an. &eitige glrtiuerie.
fdmpie ianoen in Der @e9eno oes
Toiran.SccS itott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

(5uriieeuaa iisOe 2. seits)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
0oS fron3Siiidc 9GbenO-
Wnlletin.

Eoris, pio 2onoon IT,. Sept.
9aS 6eute 9Ibeno 81 ipdter Shmoe
poni frun5oiiben arieGSblreou aus.
ecoc6enc oifi5ielle Bulletin bat iol.
aenOen @ortlailt:
oNon cinem 5ieunlih lcbboiten glr-
tiaeric-Cuea iiiOli9 Der Somrne in
Ger grrnp-, @ernanoooiIlerS- lmO
G6ouIncs.@egeno obgeieben, bat iid
auf ser gon5en 6ront nicbtS Don Be
ociltlng ereignct."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Wfmlpr.
Ser NaiirteM anf
SaItanirOnt.
g1eint ermitlidb eimgeiett
5,i babem.

Gic griten iiberiAreiten Sic 5trmu.
Soben ouaeblid bier bulge.
ride Ortidoiten beiett, @oI.
len DieIe @eionsene eemadt bo-
ben. II Sgos oer rnmGniide @e-
ucrolltab meloct. @umanen
beiesten oueebIib Sebimbor.
2on0on fl. Sept. ~ Tie britt.
iden Sruppen babeu auf ibreu @or.
moriA ii6er Oie Stuna, in Ser Sc
geuo oeS SSabinoS Sees. sic Bulge.
rem aus bier Crteu pertrie6en. GieS
mirO berte oifi5iell in elmer @lelOung
iiber oie @oreduae in @oceOouicn be.
fannt geqc6en. Tie @riten baben
alld itorfe bulaariibe 9lugriiie 5u.
riidgewieien. Ger 9eriht laltet:
.llniere 9l6tbeihmaeu ii6erihritten
geiiern 9tahmittag Sic Strima bel
9tebori uno an mebrereu @untteu
am SabiuoS.See
9lod beftisem @iOeriiauOe aelang
es unS. Oen Seino aus Oen folaeuoen
0rten 5li pertreiben: Sracrmon, 0lt.
lid bon 9oiruflarmab; Cber' uuO
llnter.@uoeli uno &epolpen, Ger
SeinO ma6te itorfe @esenongriiie.
ole mir abluieieu. 98ir mo6teu uiele
@eianaene, oeren 3obI nod nitt ieit.
geiieIlt it,"
9riten @oritoB an Ser
Struma.
4ariS, If. September. Bon
Scr @olfan.6ront wirO omtlid &c.
meloet. oaB britiihe Sruppcu an ser
meceooniihen Sront geiteru 93odt
oie OiieniiOe aufeenonimen mo Ben
Strumo.6mB iiberihritten habeu.
Seitisc Sample NIT 0en 9ulaaren
cntipiden iicb.
Inter Dem 6euer ser ieinOliden
@eihiibc beiperfiteaieten Die 9ritcn
oeu lteberemg mo iaBten SUB oui
Dem oitliHeu llier ser Strima. in-
gcfabr 40 Wleilcn n6rolib bon SdIo.
nifi. 9lngriife aui sic Gorier yie
uolpen imo @orabio6as criolgteu.
Der polle @ortIart 0eS 9crihteS
iolat.
.9(n Scr Strlma.Sront 6oben bri.
tiihe Srnppen inter ieinolibem
6cuer Oal 5IuB bel 0rtiof sefre8t
m0 auf Dem linfen (0itlihen) llier
oie 0orier 9}eoolpen mo aorabiabes
aneegriiien, no Der 6ein0 iib in
6ortn1dioiter @eiie uertbeioiet.
Bon ser @eeenO peitlib pom Bar.
oar bis 3um Gee Goiron bat uiiere
9lrtiaerie in inteniiuer @eiic BULGE
ride @oiitioneu bomborOirt mo
ieinolihe Nottcrien beih6oiet
Phi ser ierbiihen 6ront iiuO iuei-
tere blleOrii1e @orpoiieu 5iiriidee
idlooen iporOcn
Offeniioe Ser AlIiirten
in NtaceOonien.
Qon0on If. September. gluS
ocn oiii5ielen iron5oiiideu 9eridteu
miro geidIoiien. OoB in N3oceoonien
cine frGitise Oiieniipe beeonneu bat.
gnBer Ocn britiihen glnariiien on
Der Striund ee6cn aud icbon Die Ser
ben gegen ole 9ulgoren Dor. melde
Dor GINGER Belt oie eriehiidc @ren5c
in ser 9t6be pom Oiirooo.See ii6er.
ihritten botten lnO nit Shneliotcit
naH Sii0cn pororan9en. Die Sran.
3oien iino audi bon &oroor bis 5lnn
See Coiron in ser 0iieniine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Scr fron50iii1e c 9a a 6mit t.
togSberidt.

EuriS, If. September. Geilt-
idle Eruppen untcrna6nen 0citern
9tod)t fiini SIn9riiie 0egen Die nelien
fraB0iiicbcn Stcnungcn an Der
5oninc.,Sront. Jlo1 Ger 6cute Wiit-
tag ouseeoebcnen amtIiAen WteIoumg
Oes fror50iiihen aricgSbureanS pnr.
0en oie &oritoBe nit ihperen &erIu-
item fiir Oen We9ner obgeuieien. 8ei
ocn 9lnoriiien Die iib iiiolid Der
Soune, 5wiihen 9erp lmo G6olls
nes, ereigneten, oeruenoeten Ole
Deutiben iliiiiges Seuer.
Ser 9eriht Iontet ieinem pollltdn-
oigcn Snbalt noH
.Siofb Der Somme niernab.
met Sic Ieuti6en pdbren0 Ger les.
ten gla6t mebrere glngriiie eegen
peribieoene Eimfte mierer neuen
Srout. Son 9ernO bis 81 Der @e-
aeno iiiolid BON G6nulneS wuroen
iiinf glneriiie internommen.
D1ebrere oieier gInariiie eriolgten
uuter 9cnuBrne bon fliiiiigem 6ener,
Ole glngreifer ipuroen ieOob iiberau
oiird llnier 9lrtiaeric- mo Iloi6i'
ncneeme6r 6euer in ibre Shiibcngrd.
ben 3nrildgeworien. Sic erlitten er.
6e6lit6e @erhiie.
9(ui oeni 9ieit Der sSront perliei oie
9}odt in ru6iger 9eiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
S1arJt
@tgrnangrift.
NSOn hen 9enti6tn
MMternOmmcM.
3tuecfs 3mrilderpberMmg
uOm GtimdjD.

9lui Dem @clt ser g8eltiront iCbcint
Die eeiebtStbdiiefeit Elm wenia
nabgcloiicn at bobeu. ~ 9tob
oen offi5ieIeu @eIounseu aus
2on0on uno %oris. @eters-
burg meIOet Siea in 4Seriien. IL
Der itoIienii6e 9eridt.
2onoolL II. September. Ger
6clte glbenO bonn britiiben 9lrmee-
bauptquartier ausgegebene omtlihe
9eridt iagt 6olgenOes:
o0ie SadIoge iaolid bonn 9Incre
bat iib nibt perdn0ert. Ger Eae
perIiei obue beionoere 3piideuiGlle.
@egenanoriiie, Die eeitern pom
8einoe Inn @ind1 ruternommen
puroen fii6rten 8u 6eitieen gtob.
ldmpieL in Oenen mir bier Oifi5iere
lno 101 N|onn eefangen nabmeu.
Gini6lieBIi6 Oieier iiberiteiet Die
3obl ser @eiongenen felt Dem lebten
@eridt ole 3obl BON 200.
Sin periubtes ieinolides Bonn
6orOement iuierer S9iisengraben
n6rOlid bonn 8luff murOe idnea
ourh lmiere 9lrtiaerie 5m SAmei.
gen gebra1t
Gou Dem 9ieit ser 6ront lit nidtS
81 beri1ten."