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Evening journal., 1916-08-22
CATHOLICS ATTACK
FOREIGN Policies
N. Y. Convention Hears
Democrats ASSailed for
Recognizing Carranza
GERMAN CHARGES
NATIONAL BIAS

NEW YORK, Aug 22-The out
standing feature in yesterdays pro-
gram Of Catholic week celebration
was an attack made upon the admin
istration OF President Wilson by
Anthony Matre. of Chicago, national
secretary Of the American Fedora
ton OF Catholic Societies. az the
opening session OF the convention I'm.
the Cathedral College. Madison ave-
nue. and Fiftieth street.
In his report. Secretary Matre re
viewed with elaborate detail the
efforts made by the federation in
behalf OF Catholics in Mexico and
m opposition to recognition OF Car
rama by this Government.
Read Their Protest to Wilson.
1T win he remembered" ran the
report. that at the Baltimore Fed
GRAFTON Conference II was voted to
send a special committee to the
President Of the United States and
Secretary Of State. and present to
them the protest OF the American
Federation Of Catholic Societies
against the many outrages commit
ted against the Church in Mexico.
The committee as composed OF the
Rev. Richard H. Tierney. S. j.. edi
tor of America; John Whalen, ma
tional president, and Henry V. Gun
ningham, president OF the Boston
Archdiocese Federation. This com
mittee had an interview with President
Wilson and Secretary Bryan on Sep
tember 20, 1914. and read to them
the protest of the federation"
The report recounts each steI
taken by the federation since tn,
above action II contain verbatim
copies Of requests addressed to Mr.
Bryan, then Secretary of State. an,
later to Secretary Lansing, with re
plies thereto.
Telegraph a Further Protest.
Mr.. Mstre also includes a Telegram
] addressed to President Wilson, Octc
Der 4, 1915, by representatives o
several million citizens" urginI
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
SIX BURNED IN POWDER FLARE

Fire in a sorting house at the
Parlin, N. j., plant OF the dupont
Powder Company. about noon yester-
day. caused six men to be badly
burned, one Of them seriously. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
The man who was reported 10 be
seriously burned is Thomas Marmey,
whose home is in Philadelphia. The
names of the other victims are: Louis
Kogeski, Alex Witkowski, Tony Nit
halovsky, Joseph Czeokier and Will
liam Mccarthy. Mccarthy lives in
Fairville, n j., while the other four
live in South River, N. J. The cause OF
the fire was not known to the officials
here.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
kLLEn BY FLYNG METAL.

Struck on the head by piece Of
metal at the Todd Cut shops Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company yes
terday morning, Boleslaw Guralski,
aged 25 years. of No. AIS East Second
street, sustained injuries which
caused his death at the Delaware
Hospital. The injured man was mar
ried and has a two-year-old child.
The body was claimed by the widow
yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
MARTIN L. SMITH DEAD.

FEDERALSBURG, Nd, Aug. 22.-
Martin L. Smith died Sunday night
from the effects of a fall downstairs
Friday morning. He was so years
old and one of the pioneer railroad
men OF the community. For 81
years he was station agent for the
Pennsylvania Railroad here, being
retired on pension several years ago.
He was also proprietor of a hotel
here for 35 years. He leaves his
widow and two sons. Martin L..
Smith, of Cambridge. and Harvey
Smith, Of Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
NO LEvY couRr sEasloN.

The Levy Court did not meet today
many OF the members having gone to
Dover to attend the Republican State
Convention. The court will meet to-
morrow morning.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
cARRIEs MuNlrloNs-

The steamship Capri cleared port
yesterday for Spezia with cargo OF
munitions Of war
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
Mobbed Councilmen,

Oilton, Ok, Oct. IA mob of
more than three hundred citizens,
heavily armed and one Of their
number carrying a rope, sur
rounded the city hall here to-
night with the apparent intention
OF fynching r. K. Srank and s. w.
-Abshire, councilmen, because of
their approval Of contractor s
bond for the construction of a
new water works system. Srank
was dragged from the building
and through the streets and was
badly injured by flying stones
and other missiles.
He was rescued by the police
as the man with the rope was
about to drop the moose over his
head, and hurried to nearby
building, from which he escaped
through back door while the
police held off the mob. The men
pursued the motor car in which
Srank was driven away by wo-
man and several shots were fired.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, our omnipotent Faith
er has seen fit, in His wisdom. to
take from our presence and his
earthly service our beloved broth
er and Sunday School Superin-
tendent, J. Pendleton Smith. And
Whereas, the Sunday School of
the First Baptist Church of But
Ter. Missouri, feel that in the sud
den passing of our brother and
superintendent, we have lost the
loyal services of a noble man, a
real christian, and tireless, un-
selfish worker in the upbuilding
OF his church, Sunday school and
the Kingdom of his Master.
Therefore, be it resolved, by the
members of the Sunday school of
the First Baptist Church of But
Ter, Missouri, that in the death of
our friend, brother and Superin-
tendent, we have suffered loss to
be borne only in the knowledge
that our Heavenly Father knows
best, and to whose will we SUBJ
missively bow.
And be it further resolved that
it will be for the good of each of
us to try to emulate the life and
conduct of our departed brother,
in his sincerely, faithfulness, 10y
atty. and untireing service for his
church and Sunday school. And
that we extend our heartfelt SYM
pathy, in the true christian spirit,
to his sorrowing relatives, and
those who loved him everywhere.
w. B. Dawson, |
Justine w. Stanley, |
j. b. Walton,
Committee.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
NINE KILLED IN COLLEGE
Christian Brothers College in St.
Louis Burns. One of the
Largest Church Schools
in our State.

st. Louis, Oct. 5.-Nine men, III
cluding five city firemen and two
aged members of the Christian
Brothers order, were killed here
today when fire destroyed the
central portion of the main build
ing of Christian Brothers college.
The aged brothers, who had
been on the retired list for several
months, had been in the infirmary
on the fifth floor, where they were
trapped. A male nurse, in attend
ance OH them, also was killed
when he dropped from the fifth
floor window. Firemen were
climbing a ladder to rescue him.
Twelve firemen on the third
floor were carried into the base
ment when a wall collapsed. The
bodies of five were recovered dur
ing the afternoon. Seven were
taken out badly injured.
Several brothers remained be-
hind and carried out the sacred
vessels and the priestly vestments
from the college chapel.
The property loss is estimated
at more than 5000, 900, partially
covered by insurance. The entire
central portion of the building
was wrecked, but two wings were
saved. The wireless apparatus on
the roof, one of the most complete
in America, was destroyed. The
natural history and curio museum
also was destroyed.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
Mt. Pleasant Township Sunday
School Association Elects y
Officers.

The Mt. Pleasant Sunday
School Association held a very
interesting meeting at the NJ. E.
Church South in this city Sunday
afternoon. Several good talks
were made by Sunday School
workers and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year !:
Miss Ora Thompson, president !;
T. L. Beach, vice-president; Mrs.
Chester Sleeth, secretary and
treasurer; Miss Lula Short ele-
mentary superintendent; Mrs.
Will Stanley, home department
superintendent; Mrs. Mabel Girl.
lin, organized class superi,tend-
ent; Mrs. j. w. Poffenl,areer,
missionary department supern:,
B. +. Richards, te:npel-
lnee department superintendeat |
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12

Weiss and SSppse are both good fell
lows and by the way are both of
German extraction. bet a
plugged niclle it would have been
hard to tell which got the best of
the trade. Find out and let me
know.
| want to be a regular fellow
and live in a regular way. l want
tell you the things that | learn
as | journey through life each
day. want to help others earth s
beauties to see, the problems Of
life understand. In fact l am
willing and anxious to be a rcgH-
lar sort of man.
SUNNY JIM.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12

Fire, lightning and tornadoes
have no rules Of warfare, they
come as q thief in the night. You
should prepare to meet them at
any time. Place your insurance
with Choate & Fulbright an old
and reliable agency with sixteen
Of tho leading, old line companies,
having = total capital stock Of
ever go, 0,0o0. ooo.oo. sl-H
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
Green Feed in Winter.

Why don't your hens lay when
eggs are hight They do not get
the chemical ingredients that the
grasses and green feed supply in
season. B. A. Thomas Poultry
Remedy supplies these very in
gradients only IN q more cpncen-
trated form. We sell it and guar
antee you to get. eggR. "a s
C. G. Rhodes Pharmacy.
68-1m Q. &. n: Butles, Ne.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12

fixing.
G. r. Simmons moved his silage
cutter to Jim Malone s today and
Jim will proceed to put away his
winter rations. Money spent in
building silos is certainly we'll
spent and will bring big returns.
Lett s have more of 'em.
When l hear. folks grumbling
and growing at things in general
and at providence in particular l
am reminded of the dog who,
when the moon shone bright
would sit and howl for hours at
the moon. Finally he gave it up.
No use. The moon just kept on
shining. So with us. No use to
kick. just be sunny, do your part
and all will be right.
"All the world 8 a stage and all
the people are players "-uhm, yes
so l have heard. Pretty bum lot
of players we are at that. If each
player would confine him or her.
self to their own part the manager
wouldn't have to work overtime
keeping things straight.
.Chas. Weiss of Nyhart delivered
lome fat porkers to A. A. Seese
he melt market man At Butler. |
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gr6ebt ber meritaniiae goti6dfter
Qeaen ange6li6e 2(usI6reitunz
gen umeritanii4er
Solodten.
MiIi5truppen, Sriegsmateridl uno
ionitige 8orrdtbe peroen ii6sr
ale perfiigbaren gu6nen
sitigif mad Der
8rerl8e bef0rbert.

80 wofbingtun, 9. g., 28. Sunt.
| Sm Stuatsbepurtement fpuroe BON
Dem merifanifdsn gotf3dfter @Iiieo
2rrcoOnbo auf 9eFe6l bes uustpdrti@
tiaen gmtes Der be fucto Regierurg,
cine g2ote ii6errei6t, in peI3er ges
gen Qusfhreitungen proteitirt fptro,
fslfe BON elmer 5000 Munn ffurten
omeritaniI6en Streitmd6t, Delae
bon Can Geronimo auf Bale gu
maribirte, an meritaniI4en girgern
begongen tporpen feien.
o5n Der Tote fpiro energiI5 9egen
bic ange6Id,e @erbdftung unb UtiBs
banoIuno pon 300 3tpiliiten in 8eru
Grus proteftirt uno bertdngt, bdb bic
betreTfeirben Sfft5iere beitrnft uno
8orfehrungen getrpffen perben, I'm
cine @ieber6oIung fol4er 8orfdIIe
gu perbinoern.
StadtsietretGr Gaming Bat bic
inn ppn GliIeo grrebonbo, BEN me-
ritdniitsn gotf4dfter unterbreiteten
brei Gommlnitatipnen nod ntht IN
grtpdgung gesogeu. Die 5pei Bro
teite segsn onaeblih idlechte 8etdro=
lung pon merrtaniIden 8iirgern fDnz
nen nitt bedntfpprtst perber, ebe BE.
rt6t barber pon ben betreffenoen
2lrmee Sfisiereu ober gunoesbsams
Ten in 9(ri3ona eingelauftn iinb.
Der proteft geeen bas embargo
auf Woaren na6 W6eritD t6nnte am
lfdneqitsn erlsbig! perben. WaTb=
ington inforrierte in ieiner gtote an
Sprntuo ben General Garransa, bdb
beiIen 9efeble an Generol SreOiup,
Die Sperutioneu Der omeritaniIneu
Sruppen bes General 9srfbins su BE-
fdrdrten, als birstt fsinbIelig ange>
feben piirbsn.
6err Qrreborbo iugte am Wtitts
mod, er perbe bic qlufmertIdmteit
Res Stdutsbspdrtements uud auf Ell,
nen 9erit1t lenten, Der tben ppn BEN
nerifdniI6en aonful in GI pdio elm
lief, unb bem5ufploe Elm neritfniIter
Sunge, Der in gegleituus fsines 9us
tsrs ouf einsm 9nhnsuae ppn Doug
las, 9lrisonu, nuh Gl gafp Fibr, oun
spst ameritdniiher Splbaten uno
3fpei 9ipiliiten, pel6e ben 3ug in
6otito, q. so. beItieesn, bis CUR 9e-
tpuBtlpiigtsit eeihldgen fpurben. Der
Sunge babe cine ainbsrpiIioIe i'm Be
iibe seba6t, ipelde @erontt erregt
ha6e.
Sn 9eri6ten bon Der @reme 1T
nitts ertbolten, mag duf bic Don benz
meritaniTfen goti6after gemeIoets
mifbanbluns merifantffer giirger
0itt perfen puros. 7eiIen Rote
bisriibsr uiro Seneral 5uniton 5tpeds
Seri6terIfattung 3ugeitellt iperoen.
geridte an ben QunrttermeiIter Iafs
| fen erIeben, boB bic GiIsubabuen bic
an lie ausenblidIib eeFenten gnFors
berunaen sur 3uFrisoenbeit Ioien.
sruppsn, Wlunition unb onbsre
arisssDurr6t1s nsroer ibsr ale MIR
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Cir Moser Gaiememt
Gr'ldrt. baB 9euti6Iunb ni6ts init
Der Rs6elliOn in Srlanb 3u
tbun sebdbt.
DAB es tieielte ni9t unteritiibt, uno
teinen Pennb fiir fis ausseses
BEN babe.

aonbon, %. SUM. Der pros
5eb sesen Cir Roger Gafement, Der
bes 5oAoerratbs aneetldst 1T, tplrs
be am Radmitiag, nahbsm Der Gag
man6erlei SenIatioren eebra9t,
plobIi9 unb in bramatii9er @eife
untsrbro6en, als Sergeant Sullis
ban, Der SaIptaHipalt b.s Sir goser,
inmitteu zines leibsrfdaftliten plds
bobers sufammen6ra9.
SulIipan, ieIbit Elm SrIGnber,
fpra6 iiber bic gersstpaltisuns Srs
lambs iettens Gnslanbs UNI ertldrte.
Sab Der 9efanssne fi6 nidt Sss
So6oerratbs f6ulSis serna6t, als
er uerfu9ts, in 9euti6lanb cine irs
ldnoif4e Brigade gu orsaniiireH,
I'm bic Re6te bes irIGnbif6sn 9oltes
sesen .unseiesli4s 5srannst 3u Be-
fdiissn."
Wdbreno er in leibenf6aftliher
gBeiie fpra6. bislt Der Rebner pl0BIiG
inne er f9ipantte unb fiel bann
rifpdrts in ieinen Sis nisber.
Griiber am Gage batten bic Rid.
ter ben 9lntras Der 9ertbeibisuna o5.
sefpisIsn Sab bic 2tntlass niebsrs.s
if1lagen Derben ioIts, neil man aus
Bsrbalb Sss britifden Rei6es teiuen
9O4perrdtb ssgen Srob gritannien
bssehen t0nHe. Der Sauptpunit b.r
gsrtbsibisuns las in bieisr gebauss
tuns, bic a6er ni9t als siItig sus.s
laHen fpurbe. gs fpurbe angetiinStei,
baB Die gertbeiSisuns feline 3eussn
aufrnfen 1piirSe. bauptid9lid neil
iol9e 3eugeu bon Deuti9lanb bsrs
ilberssbolt iperbsn miibten, mas ni5t
suIaiiis isi.
Ranbsm Der eripdbnte 9tntraa Der
gsrt&isisuns abssipieien iporben mar.
ipurSe Cir Rpser ieIbTt eine gsIessn.
belt seseten, ben gefdtporenen seeens
iiber cine ertldruna absuseben. sic
ipurbe ni4t untsr gib semo6t unb sr
tonnte Sabsr aud uibt in Elm areuss
berbor ssnommen iperben. Sn Der
5auptfadx ifslIts er in abr,be, Sab &c
irsenb ttipas i'm Sntsrsfis DeutIt,
lambs setbdn babe, ooer Sab er fib bon
Deati4lano babe beiieden IaFsn.
sd babe mid niemals an iraeno
Semonb Ober an irsenb cine gleaie.
runs pertuuFt, unb i'd babe nienloIs
einer RssieruHs ssitatiet. mid fir ibre
3pede su benussn,s iaste sr.
.GelS IN mir msbr aIs einHal dnges
butsi poleeH = uus "a ipurSe mis "a
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Sic eSreilaffuma
Ter in Glibnubna interuierten ame-
rifaniidlcn Sol6ntcn DOn @cueral
Sreuiuo angeurouct.
Sic icllen nadl ,Sitarr8 gcbradlt nnb
bort in Trtiheit aeiebt mcrben.

GTToin Eera8, 2S. oari. sc.
neral 25dcil1to Ircoino hnt, mic am
W2itt,pod, 9Ibeio nnA G5unre3 bertd.
tet rur0e, beiobleu, 6oB bic I'M 3udt.
hats in Der Gtu0t GbintG6ua inter
1ierteu amcrifariideu Gol6aten
ianrmt ihren @afien nadh 2Sliare3 &c.
brnft un6 BORT freigclaIIcn peroen
ioQcn
9)}crifariid,e @iiIitdrbeamte er.
fldrteu oop General @eorge gell,
Der 9eTcbls6dber 6c5 WeiIitdr0iItrifts
con- Gl 95aio, BON Dem 9eiebl 6es
Generals Srepino in aerntt1liB geiest
'uiroe. um6 0aB Die @cfangcuen am
8onnerStaq in S5iare5 eiutreffer mir.
oen. General @ea DeiGcrt iid|, iiber
Die 9lngelegenbeit 81 reoen.
@s mIroeu % amerifaniide Sol.
boten IN Ser Stoot Gbi6uabua feitge-
baItcn, auBer bem Nornonen 2em
Spiqsburp, Der aIs OoImetider flir-
girt bate.
SSm biciigcn Soltptquartier tulir6e
gciagt, bnB cine glnfiin0igurg ii6er
Dieie MeIolng pom @enerol Sautiton
in San glntonio dusergeben per0e.
s tpbops auf Der @erfoIs
9ung merituriI9en
8anotten.
Gplumb BUS, q. 80. %. Stunt.
= Gopbpps Der Diamond u unb u
Bar Rdnhes Idnoten am Mtittpo9
einen apurier nat 6u6itd NIT Der
y1aaribt, bab lie 8anoiten auf Der
Spur Teien unb bieielben naa Meri>
10 psrFol1en. M1nn befiirdtet, bdB
neue 9erpiteGuneen entTteben m0fs
ten. bo oieGop6ons mabrIfeinIih It3
bereits peit i'm SnHern MerttOs bea
finbeu.
Se9s merifduer fpurbeu am Wtitts
mod auf Der &erbd6t oer6aFtet, an
Der Grmorbung beg parter'fdeu Gbes
paures betbeiIigt getpeIen gu ieiu.
0ie mtGt5 oon StItnOts,
Miifpuri, 9anfas unb
8tsepniin mad Der
9ren3ebeprbert
gbtcugo, %. SUM-. - General
Sbomas 8. 8arrp, Der gefebfsbdber
bes gentral 0epartements Der 9uns
besdrmee, erlieB an Dltttrro9 ben
8efebl fir bic ioForttgs g(bIerbuus
aIler reinieermubeu oprberetteteu"
Rationalgarben BON SGinuis, WiiTipus
ri, Rauias unb Bispnftn na3 ber
9rsn5s.
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6ab oic Ser. Gtouten niht @iaen5
ieien. elm @trnittllng8. 8.2lnerIsien 3l
Oisflttiren, foInnge Die arneriidniideu
5Olouten acfanqeH gebalteu ruilrocn.
Gle lctte Wtitt6eillmg Der ipe3ielien
gtgcltten OeS Observation-Disclosures in
Ger Staot Mcrifo beiagte, odB er cr'
.uarte, oaB linn Die 9lntport allf Die
Jeote Don Solrnto1 am yiittlpoh eln'
gebdn6iqt perbeu nsiir6e. Gr oelltera
n6er ni6t al, mas iGr S5ubalt iein
:peroe.
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den, bdben bic 9ebteren ipeitere Ties
berldgsn erlittsn. Die oberjte Seeress
leitung iiinbigte fpGbrenb bss 3agcs
an, bab bic 8eutiden bns 0orF Wis
niauta, ipeitlih bon Sotul, unb ruis
iii6e pofitionen iiibli6 bapon, ers
iiiirmt baben. Die betreffsnbe antiins
bigung tautet ipie foIgt:
r0ds 9orf Dinisiptd. ipeTtfi6 BON
Soiul. uno ruiIif6e pOiitionen Iiios
lid bapou, iinb bon unferen 9ruppen
i'm Sturm gsHommen fporbsn. 4bgsies
ben bdppn, BAT iib all Der oitli6eI
Gront nihis Wihtiass srsisnst.
.9(uf bem 9altan Sriegsidnus
plab bat Iid, abgefsben Don artiIss
risgsfebte 3piiten bem Warbar
1lub unS bem Ooiran Gee nid.s
Dihtises ereignet.
admpfe nit ruifif4en
4.-.-.--5Jieaern.
Cine ipeitere tpdbrenb bes 1ases ers
laHens 8etahntma9uns bat ouf 5ipei
an Der tpeitlihen Ginfabrt in bic Ri.
saer gudt itatisefunDene Slissers
8dmpfe gesus. in oenen bic oeutider
Glisser iiesrei9 fpareu.
Sn etnem Sale fdmpfte Elm beuts
idss Marineflus5eus ssssn fiiuf ruis
iiide aleroplane uno es seluns ibm, eis
nen baDon ab5uibisBen. Der anbere
aumpf fano 3pifden flint rufIiidea
unb flint beutiten Jlug5susen fiat...
Sn biefem Sale ipurben 5ipei ruiiiide
Mafdiuen abssitoiien. Gin beuiides
Jlus5sus, beHen propsler bsi4dbist
ipproen mar. fiel in bic See uno stnS
unter. bic gsIasuns tDurbe aber ssz
r.ttet. Die ii6risen beutihn Glusseuss
isbrten unpsrisbrt 3uriid.
Die Ruffeu in Der gGbe
BON autpboH ben Defer
rei9ern 5uriidges
dldgen.
aonbon. 2s. Suni. Gin offiaisfs
Ter OfterreidiIdbsr gericht, Der am
aibeno bier eiutraf, beridist iiber Grs
fclss Der Seiisrrsidsr iiber bic RuITen
Bel autp. uub Der Dsutiden ii6er bic
Rufsn in MoIbpnisn. Die gsrannts
ma6uns lnutst tpis fpls!:
mir baben ipeiiere Qngriffs Der
RuFsn in Der Rdbe ppn Ruth, in Der
guiowina. suriidgefdlasen.
Die 0sutiden eritiirmten bic 9ltas
Winisuta ainfe unb anbere poiitios
iisn ipeiili6 BON Sotul in MOIbpnisn.
rqln Der itdlieniften Gront ma6tea
mir an Wiontas $40 G.fansene. pdbs
rsnb mir feinbIi4e glnsriffe sipii9sl
Der Gid unb Der grensa uno an Der
paiubio 5ront abfflugen."
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0ergeblidses 8en,iibem.
Die Jran3oien erleiben unsebsure
W.rIufs
Bel BEN gerIud, bi. am %. Suni bers
lorensn poiiiionen ipiebsr3ueroxrn.
am n0rbIidsn 9beil ber ipeitlifen
Jront fperoen bic admpfe INNER
bdufissr uno befiiser.

n Berlin, %. Suni. llsbsr 2onbor.
0i. obsrfe 9ssrssleituns iiinbigts an.
bab 2lnsriffe tleinsr 9ruppenabtbeis
lungtn, bic In ben lebten "a Stunosn
an perfdiebsnen punitsn an Der frans
szFid briiiiden Gront sema4t ipurs
ben. BON ben Teutiden suriidssitla'
gen porben ieien. Sn Der Gesenb bon
@srbun sriffen bic Gran5oien nit sros
tsry srupp.nmaiI.u in beftiser Weifs
an. al. ansriffe bru6en dber unter
BEN Gsuer Der Dsuti6en suidmmsH.
Der offi,ieGs g.ri4t iiber Die Opera
iionsn an Der msiiliden Jront lautet
pie folst:
BON Ga gafee GdnaI on Big
nad Der iiiblid bon Der Summe sslss
s.n.n gsssnb madten fsinoli4e ers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in 0erbirs
buns nit ishr beftisem artiasrisisusr
unb Minsn erplOiionen unb untsr
bem Shub BON Gass unb Rau4pols
Ten an oisisn puntten gngriffe auf
infer, poiitiOnen; iie puroen absr nit
gsifiisieit abseIdIagen.
Sn Der Champagne miblangsn
ifipate angriff. Sss JsinSss n0rS-
lit bon aunepills.
~auf benz linten Waasufer. BET
gsrbun, ipurben RaGtangriffe bes
syeinbes auf ben .1obten Mann", bsi
o.m nit SanSsranateu s.idmpfi iDur.
be, sbs.fdlasen. auf bem rsatsa
Raasufer eriffen an Dienitas bic
GraH5oien mad porbersssanssnsm IL
Gtunbsn laHs.m ishr befiissn arti.s
leri.fsusr pibrshb b.s san5sn sagss
nit srobsn 9ruppenmaiisn. bic gum
1Eeil aus friften 5ruppsn beitanbea,
bic poiiiionsn on, bic bon urs 6m %.
SuHi auf bsm 90bsniamm bes Groihe
serrs genommen tpurben; ebetio bls
Dorf Jlsurp unb bic i'm Often ans
iGlisbsnben 2inieH. Die ansriffe tpurs
ben obne ausnabme nbsefNnsen unb
Der Jsinb srIiit bura bas Jeuer unis.
rer artiQeris unb in aGmpisn nit uns
itrer Snfonisris ouberoroentIitb i9ipts
re Derluise.
.alm %. Suni idcf, Der leuinani
6Sbenborf feinen fisbsnisn feinbli9en
asrcpIan tti Raurourt ub. Gs mar
Elm fran35fiitsr Doppslbsdsr. gs purs
be aud Elm fsinbliaer sylisser 6si
Douaumpnt absei9ofen.
.9adh psiterer llnterIuhuns ipuroe
fefiatjftlt, bab Der 9srift bonn %.
Suni, in BEN es bisb, bab iih unier
BEN geilnsensn feinblihsn fylisgsrn.
bic ben 2nsriff auf Karlsruhe sss
moAt, msbrtrs gnsldnber befunben
bdtten. unriGiis mar. Die fdmmtIi9sn
GsfonSeutn Iinb Jransoien.
mtitere GrfpIse Der Dsuts
fhen i'm 8 Rem.
Jn Wolbpnitn, no "a bsr peritdrss
ten bsusihen elrmee sslungtn mar. be:
pifsnTDs hsr gsudtu sin 0Ast ~ ma,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

2Smroe eim iofortiser Srmd 5'uiidem ben Ser
Staatem mmS Wterifp bnrd) Sie sSreilaiimm9
Scr amerifamiiden Wefam9enem,
Die Uon Dem General GreOino angeor0net murOe.
init Spanning wrd die BantWng der dem General gaan1a
gelteItsn anderen Tragen erWarst.