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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
New Stock Exchange Listlngs.

The New York Stock Exchange has
admitted those securities 10 the list:
WCyman- Bruton Company. 100000
non-cumulative : per cent preferred
stock and 100000 common stock;
Philadelphia Company, s2,500.00o COM
mon stock; Bush Terminal Company.
sl25,OOO common stock; Peoria & East
ern Railway Company, sl,0si,00O En-
pire Trust Company certificates Of de-
posi-, for income mortgage per cent
bonds; International Agricultural Cor
poration, Sll,57s,600 fret mortgage and
collateral trust 5 per cent twenty-yesr
sinking fund bonds. and s3,500,000 first
and refunding mortgage bonds OF the
Detroit Edison Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Stockholders OF the Lincoln Safe Deposit
Company az their annual meeting ycstcrday.
elected Lewis lselin director. sue ocding
T. W. Vanderbilt. resigned.
Willism II. Chid.. president Of the Amcri-
can Coal Products Company. and Charlca y.
Sargent, of kdder. Peabody & Co.. were
added TO the board Of directors Of the New
York Produce Exchange Bank.
Theodore Hetrlor. vce-prcsidcnt Of the
Fifth Avenue Bank. wa, added to tho board
Of directors.
r. Crave has been elected director Of the
Broadway Central Bank.
Gold coin to the amount 81 5000 ha,
been withdrawn from the Sub-Trcssury for
shipment 70 South America.
The Toledo. Peoria & Western Railway
Company reports gross operating revenues
amounting 20 slO5.l76 for December. which
compares with SIS .976 for the same month
in 1914. Net earnings wcr. increased from
S2.635 TO sl5.GlG.
Daniel W. Bigoney. Francis G. Cart. Will
lam G.. Conklin and Robert S. Hincks were
elected directors Of the Wes,chester Fire In
surance Company Yesterday. succeeding the
late W. II. Van Every Sidney r. Bovine.
Richard II Burdsall and Charles =. Louns-
bury.
Levi l.. Rue. president OF the Philadelphia
National Banl. has been elected director
90 the Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY 10
take the place Of Lincoln Godfrey. resigned.
Robert II. Manper has been added 60 tho
directorate % the state Bank.
William Siegel has hern elected director
81 the German-Amcrican Bank. 70 I'll n
vacancy.
The Columbia Bank yesterday elected Jo-
scph Fox chairman Of the board Of directors
and Eli II. Bernheim president.
Paul Molsr has been elected director
OF the Greenwich Bank. succeeding Henry
Hcide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
SUES RAILWAY FOR 1928, $50
Union Trust Go. SAYS Texas & Pacific
Notes Are Unpaid.

Dallas, Tex. Jan. H.. Two suits.
identical in form. and each seeking
judgment of 1925. $50, wcr, filed in the
District Court here to-day by the Union
Trust Company. Of New York. against
the Texas & Pacific Railway Company.
II was alleged that sixteen notes, each
for $4,000, and one note for $4,000.
made June |. 1914. and due June I, 1915,
with accrued interest. remain unpaid.
Tho notes were delivered on Juno |,
1914, TO the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company, controlled by tho Gould inter
csts, according to tho complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

Traders were more apathetic, and to'al
sales were 1880 bags. In the absence OF aH-
gressive buying the undertone OF me h'aINcs
~ unchanged 10 points Lower. Inc qHes-
,ion Of ocean freight rates is the principal
factor in the market u, present ana SNIP
,crs in Brazil are apparently more or l.ss
enlious over On, situation. and IN many 90
have insisted upon INSERTING oo-uay s1laJ
H., ~ -, could no. make prompt shipment
usf any degree o. resulsrity. Cost and
-nIt..tt orers we're again delayed. but some
csbIc. came through. and a sale as rep9f yea
of 800 bags Santos Is and 4 AZ -, "a i'o nn
a., c-cdIts. FOR January shipment, ana on
u 30, ,a-is Is were quoted noninaily At va
go. ...,,.o ban, e,eadv.
18th Mo e quoted al SIC. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

r-,e'ble Steels comeback was not
r., lssst q the surprises Of the day.
+. ~ recovery Sc rose as high as 5si2,
,.,- touching new low Of 52& for
=. movement. and 10 closed at Sc. with
,ri7 e. ia points on the day. II
"a, -spor.ei that the company had a
,,- var order and that there was an
.+,- one % negotiation. but why the
~-,sry SHOULD need new orders as g
Id. FOR SIT advance in the stock must
e mystery, If only 10 per cent Of
ia. vas said about its contracts after
., meeting late LAST year was true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
Lease Sujte from Plans.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
from the plans from October /. 1916,
large apartment Of nineteen rooms
and five baths in the new building a.
100 Park av., occupying the block front
between 55th and 56th sts., for the Full
ler,on Weaver Really Company, to Her
bert J.. Dean, of r. B. Smith & Co..
hankcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

Fast 81 Louis delivery. In London lead
closed nj s29 r. for spot and f2s los for tut
uroe. Spelter. spot, $50. and futures. fI5. In
London tin closed Mt eliza los for standard
spot and STA los for futures. with safes or
100 tons futures reported. Copper. standard
spot. fsi lf Sd and futures fsi ~. with sales
Of 100 tons spot and $50 tons futures. Flee
trolytic copper in London closed at STA for
gup'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
Sl.0OO.0OO Building Loan.

The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany has made a building loan Of ST.
600 900 10 the Fifth Avenue and Sixty
third Street Company. Inc, for the
erection Of twelve story apartment
house az the northeast corner OF Fifth
az. and SiNty-third st., formerly the site
OF the Progress Club. The old structure
is now being torn down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables ::
Spot cotton. good demand sale. 5000
bale speculation and export. J 900 Ameri-
can. 5000 Imports, $1,000: American. l5.-
600 Mid-upland. sid. Futures opened IT,
regular. 3 20 points lower Closed barely
steady unchanged 90 ! !. point lower. Jsnu-
nry-February. 1.96iyd. March-April. 7.9l ID ;
May-Junc. 1.s2isd. July-August. 7.72i.d :
October-Novcmber. 1.26ied. Manchester
Yarns. firm: cloths. quiet and firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
METALS

The street market for copper was qule,'
80 ..loc,rolytic quoted at &c a pound. On
49,. N.x York Metal Exchange tin was quiet
9Th spo, IN iy,-ton lots quoted al ile sid
t,5 .ss e.,y. with New York spot 5.aOc
a.led and East - Louis 5.l2'sc. Spcli,r
J,n N,w Yorl spot nominal and ha.t ~
i,.1.i,;,,., md Refining Company quoted lead
~ qoc for Ncw YoIh delivery and o.s-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
MIIh And CREAM.

Tho market II snus. THIS IS an Sa,,a.-ed
,ohu,'' ~. hiy demand abroad for mil~ pow
ger AZ" 80 On ~ from those ~ the previous
,S by more than 1000 cans. THIS ~as par
ti,ly accounted for By an increase res IN ''' Tbc
''lI| ,aIuc l. approximately q. cents
, l.'" for Grade - IN the 26-cent zone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

william H. Childs. president Of the Amcri-
can Coal Products Company. and charlca $.
Sargent. of kldder Peabody & Co.. were
added TO the board Of directors Of the New
York Produce Exchange Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

POTATOES. Bermuda. No :. bbi. So
$500. No ,. S4.50a $3.50; No ?. $500 81
Maine bulk. $50 lbs, S3.15Hs4; lGs ID bag
s3.60d 1913; Long Island bulk. 80 lbs. 81
Dbl or bag. s8.75asI state and Western.
l.O lbs, s3.50H $40. 1913 lO Oag, sS.6On
1878. Jersey. lis 10 bag, $40 $3.50; Va
and Nd. bhl or bag. 1925: Sweets. jersey.
basket. 5c0sl. Del. basket 5Od 500
si3. box. sjHs7; nearby Jerusalem. Dbl,
SlnS2: Southern Jerusalem, slWSl.jO
BRUSSELS SPROUTS. Long Island, quart.
.6HI2c: BEANS. Fla, wax and green, ba--
kot. slW$2.15; BETS. DID. Dbl. SLIGO
Sl.g7. new. punches, Sl.-5Q $3.50; New Or
CARROTS. washed, hbl. Sl.jOq :. IN
washed. slNSl5O. 100 lb bag lUsl.-'
leO Dunches. SI25uSi5O. New Orleans. s2o
So: Bermuda. crate. 50cUSl; CuCUMBERs.
Fla. baskc-. S2MS4 Cuban, box, SZu5
CARRIAGES. Danish Seed. ton, So sll
white, bbl 900 SOC yea, ton: ~" 81 e1.'
Sl.g5HSl50: CELERY CABBAGE, Fla.
crate. SI4sl5O. CELERY. Cal case. a
$3.50. state. standard case, s2495.5O
CAULFLOWERS, Long Island. short cut.
bbl. s2Gi s5. long cut. .5c u Sl5O; ria, Das-
ket. SIUS2. Cal standard crate. Si.oH
$3.50; pony crate ~ sl;5O Cn ~ I3 !,
New Orleans, Dbl. s2.to8 $3.50 CELEhl
KNOBS. basket. SIN $40; ESCAROLE, Ria.
haskell. Sl.J0c2: New Orleans. bbl. $1,000
81 ID. EGGPIANTS, Fla. bON, Sl.5Of $500
Cuban. sIUS3: lIORSERADlSB, 100 lns'
S44s5: KALE. Va. BIB. 65N Zoe. LIMA
REANS Bermuda hos. 81. LEXIS.
nea,,y 100 punches. SJ.50Ts2 LETTUCE,
ia basket. 5OcHsl.5O; New Orleans. bDl.
81 Eq0s2: ONIONS. Bermuda. crete, $4,000
ss. Conn VALLEY yclog. bag S2HS3 state
ara Western yellow, $500 SEQ; red.
81 500 $3.50: Orange County, yellow and red.
has. <i.25Hg2Z5: white. crate OF basket
S01s450: Valencia. case. s2.l5H $3.50 =
case. sl.5OdsL75; crate. slpSl2b: OkRA.
Fia. carrier. SlH 1888; basket. s. q 81 70
Cuban. carrier, SINS2.75. crate, slu 500 ;
OYSTER pT ANTS. per 100 bunchc'. s35Ou
g.. PEAS. rla. large. basket. sSg 81 small.
SQfts35O: PEPPERS. Fla. box, s2W SO =
basket sl15ms2: Cuban. box, STA 81 - .
pARSfEY New Orleans, curly, bib, : q 50 :
r.ain 3. Bermuda. crate. 49, PARSNltS
HI a. 25Tsl.5O: RADISHES. 5 c. Ga and
IA basket. 25d SOC: ROMANO, la. has
81 -5cUsf5O: New Orleans, Dbl, s2u -. 80 :
n.r,,uda. crate. 60cISl2S; SPINACH. Va
ia -6rGisl.25: SHALLOTS. New Orleans.
Xxi 60 5OGS4: SQUASH. Hubbard. bbi' ga
a. * marrow. S2US2 %; Cuban, WHITE ooN'
s-Ts5. TIRNIPS. rutabaga, bbl or bag
IA a. old. white. bb. si25: New Or
80, @ mite Ri. S2M $3.50 Bermuda. white
80 -SrT,l. TOMATOES. Fla. carrier
soaTsi 40. Cuban, 50c0sl.50 WATER
CpFSS 100 punches. : Ia $3.50 :; hotnouse
- Cueumbers. dozen. ,ocn sl.oO .
80 49,, soTS4: mint, dozen bunches. tott
e oo'' ,,,.b rooms. white. tn basket. Sll0d
q, al brown. q0cNsil5: buttons. '5cnsi
at;.hss 100 punches. s2d 81 rhuosro'
4aIen lunches. 6O4eoc. tomatoes 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
REAL ESTATE.
LONG ISLAND.

COTTAGES ri NGAIOWS AND WATER
ppoST Plots AT BRIGHTWATERa.
l. SEND FOR BOOKLET Is. + D.
hcXERsoN co WEST sirH ST. ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
COTTONSEED OH.

Thor. VA. good general demand based
,-.,,,,,,nced .treu1th in TIC talow mar
~ and in lard. while crude oil vas very
-,oly held. 90 high a. 90 cents heinz a-hcI
h. s,me ca.ee. aud closing prices being no
,,,.,,ts net higher. Range of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt III
on the Stock Exchange Wednesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
ard unchanged at $50 FOR middlng up-
land .ales 4 90 bale.
Receiuts ~ the ports and interior points,
with cnmnarisons. FOLLOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

Receipts. 2Os2 head. including 1855 FOR
the market Vesls were slow and weak ~
lower. fully SOC lower than Monday Other
calves about steady common 10 choice veal,
sold AZ Ss0sl2 per 100 IN cuie ~ S'G
$3.50. bsruyard calves al ti.50Uso ycariins-
AZ siNs5.bO. City dressed ycts SLOW At li4
1sI.c. country dressed snId ~ 1871 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
PROVISIONS.

Hog prodacts were only moderately active.
but after moI ing within narrow rarhs
throughout Che greater part OF the session
y.Iue4 ADVANCED sharply toward the close
IN sympathy with the strength IN corn and
Influenced bv predictions of smaller receipts
as a result OF the cold and stormy weather
I'm the West. Receipts 81 hogs az Chicago
we're $1,000 estimated for Tnursday, 49,
600. Kansas City received $4,000. and Omaha
Z oOo PORK Firm. mess, sl9.23Fl Slf.tot
family. 2I.sOHS23; short clear. $4,000
Sg3. BEEF Steady; mes. Sl600ttsl, :
ser,ily. sisns1s.50: packet. SllWsl'.5o;
es,ra Irdin mess. s21N s27.5o. DRESSED
HOGS stead, hecons, e'4c' $50 b' s c,,.r
l60 M. Zoe: l4O ID. l0i.c; pigs. lp'.c O. /
,fEtTS Picked bellies. steady lo 10
lia,c: u 20. lli5c; - 10. n'tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
Alterations.
Manhattan.

STANTON 81. - % = y ant bsm.l ".rs a.
fsumt r Fischer 10 " ssh q, osusr, Iis-s =
K'enherser B.o.e House. tuai'cc'.. stnr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
SnEEP AND IAMBS.

Receipts. 1851 head 3 ears on sale. sheep
we're fun steady; lambs weak, closing a
shade lower. Common e. prime sheep SOLD
Ht s45O0S7 per 100 10 lambs. Slo25H
slI25: yearlings. ss0s9: dressed mutton
steady at lOdl24c: dressed lambs quiet ai
IA ale: hog dressed l5i.c, country
dressed dollhouse lambs higher Mt sl31Sli per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
HOGS.

for the market. Prices were steady heall
and medium hogs sold At S..z5N 40 per 90
III. rough- So l5H ss.2S stag. So country
dressed hoes steady at = lie. roasting pis''
y \ SC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. January l2. 1916.
UEtktS.

Receipts, l.si2 head. 81 cars on sale. in
Guiding cars OF steers. Most Of the steers
and several cars ~ cows were late IN reach
ing the yards \ few carly sales were at
strong prices. but the general market Wa.
no more than steady. With slow trade n
the afternoon One car unsold Steers sold
at Ss.I5nS9 per 100 lb: oxen ut S5.76: bulls
st S5aS6.15. cNtrB bull az st.,j: COWS Al
s8Ns6.f5 Dressed beef slow al last quota
tior-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
COUNTY, PROPERTY.

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HON.
Best lI Aurlai plan explained By County Hcris
Ieasu. 70 40 Wol 59l 81. Dert .. Prone
$3.50 Mad s!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY y. 1916.


year ago From January Sis2ooo
"a. 20 Ca n Coh- n cn1
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TIOIK IND MENI

lour was inactive az buyers are not dis-
posed 90 pay the prevailing quotations.
Spring patents. s5aS6.6O: spring clears.
>J.35M 500 winter patents. SJ.s5m s5.95 .
winter straights. S5.7JNS5.s5: extra No g..
winters. S4.s0N 1905: extra No 2. winters.
S3.60N S4.15: Kansas sfraights. Sj.75u g. .
fancy spring patents iohhng lots. 3 25M
sos. BUCkWHEAT FLOUR Market easy
S2.1jM $3.50 per 100 lbs. RYE FLOUR
Quiet: fair 10 good. sSs0ds5.15: choice 10
fancy. s5.sOH s595. CORNNEAl. STEADY f..
Kiln dried. S3.9OHsi. BAG NEAL Steady !:
fne White and yellow. Sl.sj; coarse, Si.65.
FEED Cts. steady bran. bulk. $3.50 100
Do .ack.. S9i. heavy midilngs. do. S2i -four
.niddlings. do. S3l.-O. rcd dog -four. lt0-lb
sacis. sl2 Western quiet. bran. lcO-lb
sacks. s2215: standard middlnss. do s22.75 ;
nour middnngs. do. $3.50; red dog Hour.
isO-b sack.. s4..-j. Oil meal, $40. 50
go %
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abgsbOIfsn tporben, bic &rupp'f9sr
Wsrte allein baben ipeitsre 10000 2lrs
better in ibren @sidiibs unb Utunis
tionsiuertsn angeitelt, unS bic m
0ieniias erfolsts Antiinbigunq DON
Der etabliruns zines JtunitionssWis
niiieriums iii Elm 9eipeis hafiir. ba5
man entIdloTen III, niht pisosr .iHsn
iol6en 9ysbler gu MAIDEN unD bic Ser,
itelIung Don WluHition i'm gr5bten
Wlabitab gu betretben. Die bsutf6s
Snbuitrie liefert isbt bersits msbr ais
gebrau6t nirb. Dies III aber MIDI
seirns. Dis Der Gbsf bes GroBsn
@eHsralitats GeIbmarfdaa bon 5ins
beHburg iiir3Ii6 ertldrt bat, bari oas
NIT nidt aufgsb6rt psrbeu unb bi,
probuttiOn muB nun gu ibrer sr6btsn
W0slidisit forissiest iDsrbeH. tpis ois5
bsreits in ben fsinbliaen adnosru &c.
idebsn III.
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greibis Mann
grtrantsu, Gls Der gietiI6e Jreis
piligsu 5rnnsportoampfer'
.aHgbeIiti" nahe bsm pirGus
periant.

9erlin, 1. 9lop. p 2(uf brabts
loIsm gDsge na6 SapDile. Sine De-
pei4e aus 4fben an bic usberiee
Rddritten 2leentur 6eri4iet, bag
pon ben paiIdgiersn bes erie4iIden
9ampfers ,Qtngbeliti'. tpeider leBte
Wo6e iie6en Weileu bonn Yirdus ber=
isntt purbe, 30 Mann ertranfsn. Der
Danlpfer bate 300 s5reitpillise al
gor6, iUelte Tiir bic geniseIiiteH in
Saloniti 6eitimmt pareu.
QtbeH, 30. DIT, ii6er 2pnbon,
1. g1oo. - Die beutIf. 9eiaHbIhdft
CAB ON Whntns in 8s.ng dnf bas
einieu Der .ausbsIi.i" fDigenbe Grs
tldruug ab:
.aetn grie6iiher 9ampfer ipiiroe
auf isiner regulirsu i5dbrt BON einem
beutI6su SaubboOi tOrpebtrt perben,
euBer er fpiirbe 8eritdrtungen fir bic
oaii1isn armesn in Salpniti an 8oro
ba6n. 2iuberbsm III bic 9sidnbts
itaft iibsrssugt, raB bic Stunbe g
lIbr Morgens) unb bic guH5en rlms
i.dnbe beg Sintsns BEG 0umpfers bic
ausidIisbeA bGB er tore
psbirt purbe".
Die oeutibe Re1isruHg bat bic gries
dtf&e Rsgisrung oiiilisg benatri6'
tiat, pab Sanbelsitiiie, tpel6e Bors
rdtbs fir bic Gqiirifu an gorb habeu,
rbne Warnuns DsTieHtt iperoen mir
ben.
Die eanse Gtifiabrt TT tnfolge
sines Streits Der UtatroienslHiOn
einueitellt.
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Die Numdnen In ber 9sre'
Seal @eseRb seihlasea.
3ebn aduonen uHb iie6ss6u Wiai5is
HsnseidiiBe ipurbsH ibusH DON
ben Sslterrsidsrn abgsuom'
men.
Die Ruiisn MAIDEN psrgebIi6e In'
iireHsunseH. perloren. goiitioHen
ipisSer gu srIaHsen.

9erlin, !. Rop. gtuf brabiloien
Wess nab SapDille. Die Oberii,
nesreslsituHs tiinbiste am MiiiipOd
siusu pi6tigen Si.s Der 9erbiinbs:
ten in RumGnisn an. Oefterrei6ii9s
ilngariif, Sruppeu our6brahen oi.
poiitionsn Der Rumdnsn in Der RS6:
Der gr.beaI Gbaufiee uno er6euistet
;sbn Gdnonsn unb fisb5ebn Mai6:s
nsnstidiibs. 9i. betrefienbe antiirs
bisuns lautst lpis folst:
.9Irmsssrupps Sss Grsber5oss Rart
Jrnns: Sn sisbentiirsen III bic Gag,
i'm gtGssmsirsn unUsrGnosrt. @eiilib
pOn berprsoaIsgbaufes .rrnnssn 6itsr'
rsidii5 uHgdriide Rsaimsntsr sinen
tpi5tissu Sise. sic erftiirmien bic
qoIiticnsn Der Rum1nsn unb srubsrs
ten ssbu aononeu unb iieb5s6u Was
ibin.Hssiaiibe Siip5fiIi6 bonn Ros
ibeniburm paB madsn unfers 1rup-
pen sutsn Gorti6ritt.
.armsssrupps BEG JeIOmaritals
Don gladsnisn. Sn Der 9obrubi5l
Bat iib nifjis BON beTonDsrsr Wittiss
teit ereisnst.
.Ma;sbonii6e Gront: Sn Der Bic
suns bss g5.rua 5IuHes unb 5piih,H
ben guitopa urb 9abinos Sse bu.
bic 2litipiidt Der ariilsrie auf beiosa
Ssitsn pisbsr sueenommen.'
DeFliasr ariegsfdaHs
plat.
Die RuIfsn modten am 1ieHitca
bic srSbtsn anitrensuussn, bic pOfh
tipnsn 3uriid3usrobnn, bic bon ben
OeIti4en sruppen ain
glarapupta Glub in GjaIisisn. fiibii9.
LID Don asm5srG Ssnpmmsn nasasn.
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Siieserlasem in 1ali5ien
mmb Otmmaniem
@erSsn Offisisu bon Ct. petersburg
5uesitnnben.

ct. qetsrsbnrs, /. Ropsmb.
iibsr eonoon. Ginsr am Mittpc4 ;rs
laFenen offisieIIsn slniiiubisuns 3lis
foIss iinbsn dubsrit beftiss sdladt,n
sipif6sn bsutfcbsn unb rii.r.si6iiden
uub ruiIiidm 3ruppen iiiblid BON
gcsrsanp. am 3lOta aipa CLUB IN
0alisien itatt. Sn Der Ndb Oes
@aIbss BON Sniabiidip baben Il bers
Isssns 9rappsnmaifsu Der gsrbiins
bsisn bio RufTsn bis an Sas fiSli3s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

Die Ruien sinssn flint Wdl na4 ein'
amber gum ansriff iiber. purben dber
ieoesmal. iebr i6lpere @erIuite srlsis
Oenb, Suriidaefdlasen. Der auf bisfsn
36siI bes arisssidaupIabes gssus
babtnbe 29sit Der offi3ielsn getanHt.
ma6uns Iautst tpis folst:
.4rmesgruppe BEG prin5en 2eopolo:
Die RuiIen griffen an 9ieHitds
9fbenb, Ha6 borberaesangsner itarter
Misunderstanding, bic pciitienen
am 5itlitsn lIfsr b.s Rarapunfa JIu''
ies an, bic mir am 80. Sitober ers
Obert battsn. Sic sriffen flint Wtal
na6einanber an, ipurben aber iebsss
NAL, fnrdtbars 9erIuite erIei6snb. 5is
riidesidlngeu. Qu9 bic tiirtiiten
Sruppen bebauptetsu bic bon i6uen
beieBtsH Stequngsn unb idlugen elmer
9egerangriif in blutiger Weiie db.
.2(n Der gpftritia, t.i Sulototna,
nurbeu fsinDliae &nsriffe Don 6itsrs
rsiaii5 /. unsarii6su zruppsn abgs~
i6tagsn.'
gDeIitt9er2riegs ddat
plab.
Gin 2lnsriff brttiid.r sruppsn an
Der CONNIE JrOrt, in Der gegsnb Don
gourceIstts brad am Sienitas 4beHo
unter benz s5eusr Der oeuti5en qrtil'
lsrie ,uiammen. Die griieH ma9ten
aud sinen psrssbliaen 9sriu4. BON
Der gueoeeourt 2ss gosuis einis
aus DorsuriIden. Die bstrsffsube Be
tanntmahung lautet ipie folst:
.2lrmessrupps Oes Sronprinsen
Rupprsat: Snfolss Der siinitissren
BitterunsapsrbdItniiIe hubsn ipiebsr
in man4en Gsgsnben leb5afie 2lrtiae.
risssfe4te besOnnen. 3n ben glbenbs
itunDen riidisn bic 9riten bon Der 9s'
ssno BON gourteIstis aus DOR. unh
au5 nit itartsn &Olonnen Don Der
guebseourt Gss goeufs ginie aus.
.gDrbIi9 bon Gourcel.tte brad Der
ansriif Dor unier.m spsrrisur 5us
iummsn. @eitIi6 pon ass srunsIop
lpurbe Der Qtnsriff nit ihpsren Der
luften fir ben 5.inS suriidseicalassn
an sinisen puntten na4 heftissm
9nHbssmsnss.
,9l,meesruppe oss aronprin5e1
Jriebri5 Wilbslm: alui bsm oitli9sr
Rdasuisr bat Elm MIR mibis itaries
artilleriegsie5i itnttesfunben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-02

gnos beg Dalbes suriidsebrdngt.
Seititerrei6 beutf& 3ruppen bas
ben aud bic rumdniIden D0rfer gtas
cooiba unb Sitsdii, ungsfdBr eff Meis
len iiibli4 bonn Rotheht9urmpuB an
Der Sie6enhiirssr Grsn5e genommsr
unb bic Rumdnen mubten ii4 ettpas
mad Siben ouriid5iehsn
@ettsre 5pei omertta :
5lieser In 5rants
reid get5btet.
paris, 1. RODemfer. Ginsr bier
bier sinsetrOFfensu 0epside sufoIge
finb siusi amerifanifds 2tpjotiter in
bsr gldbe BON Ranep getOOtet pOrbsn.
Sc Uiatin" fast. bob bas Jlu9s
3eug in bem Ii9 bic bsiOen qtmerita'
uer 6efanben, unri4lug. pd9rsnb sr
ii6er bas goubonilis pldteau binflog.
Der geo6a9tsr fisl 6sraus uno Der
5iibrer, Der nit Der MaI9ine abitiir3s
te, purOe unter Dem Mptor 3srOriidt.