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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01
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fern DON siHem gebeimniBDollen
Sel6ifmOrb eiHes angeblihen GinciH-
matters psritdnbigt unb iinb iebt Be-
miibt bic Sbentitdt bes 2ebensmiibeu
gu eimttteln, Der iid in Der Rdbe ppu
Rsip Ridmonb, 8. i'm Obio ertrdnts
te uuo beiIen 2et9e IODeit nod ni9t
gebprgsn perbsn tonnte.
Der Selbitm0rber, Der aneebIif,
5runtis Conner bieb, Ipraug am
5reitag gtbeno ppm gerosd bss DAM
piers ,GreenbaIe" tur3 ebe berislbe
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trdeen, nit benz 9emsrten, bdb er
bod uur biz Refp Ridmonb fahre unb
ii6 bas Regiitriren oaher taum lp1ne.
llntertpess er3dblte Der iyrembe Ell
nem anberen qufagter. nit benz er in
Elm 9eIprGdb gerietb, baB er Srantis
Conner biebe unb aus Cincinnati ees
flii9tst Tei, neil er bort in llngeIeuens
beiten gerdt6en lei. DIS bas Boot
Ti5 Tetp Riamonb ndbertt, ttstterte
Der Mann, ebe er bdran per6inoert
lperben tourts, iiber bas Sitter auf
bsm gsrbed unb Iprans in ben 5luB
nm ipfort su osrIinten. Der aupis
tan Iieb IOfort balten unb DerIudte
nit 5iIfe bss Suhli6ts ben Sebenss
miiben gu finben unb tpenn mOglit
su rettsn, aber olle 8eriibunqen pas
rem persebens unb Der 0ampfer miBs
te unperrihteter Sinae feline Sabrt
nd9 Rem Riamono fprtfeben, fpo bt.
gebDrben RON bem SeIbitmprb pers
itdnbigt purbeu, bic Ii6 bonu nit b.u
biefiaen 9ebDrben in 8srbinbung
feben.
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Geaer.

- Sn sinsm G6uppen in ben On
laeen bon 6ilb &c Bauer an Der
5ront unb RamIep StraBe brad se=
fern glbenb fura nu5 feds lltr Elm
syeuer aus, bas iebr balo seI0I6t
tuerben tunnte, fobaB Der S6dben Der
Syirma Iia duf ettpd $25 belGuft. 3pei
Qrbeittr betlagen ben 8erluit tbrer
Strabentlsiber, bic iia in benz
Sduppen befdnbeu. Gs iinb bieIea
Spnp Rero bon go. 1548 Gutter
Strubs, Der feinen @baben duf $25
abfhdbte unS Sobn HoIun bon no
424 Dsf Dritte Strabe, beiien an.
sus einen wertb BON $1s hatte.
- SIN seIIsr he's GarbengddaftS
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6autiltpn.

timer asent in SamiltOn it Serr
YGonarS 8rud, 449 Glib Siinitc CTR.
gell Sci. 476.E. Some gBoue
1631.si.
- Wtapor Sobn a. Sol36.rger ers
nannte eeitern Wittas ben DetettiD
ehdrles Strider gum poli5ei4ef, an
Steae BON 9eorse 8: .3ellntr, ipslaer
porgeitern reiigHirts. Wm. 5amil
ipurbe alS Superintenbent bes 9ass
departments unD Charles 8rannon
als StrobensS sSuperiHtsnbsnt ernannt.
9enrp getid)er ipurbe an Stele Don
ebdrIss psnipeli. ipel6er a6gefebt
ipurbe, als SHipettnr ron 9auten ers
nannt. @berstt elliott purOs ais
9iIfssSnsenieur in Der itdbtiitsn elets
trii9en gtnlase eruuHnt.
- 9siratbsfdeiHe: Daniel g. 6ofs
ftrt. 66. Grantlin, g., unb Syrau
Wlurp s. 9eoges, 62, W9ibbletoipn;
Gbriftidn RuifeG Dunbar, %, SamiIs
ton, unb @eorgetia Mar6, 16, 5omil.
ion; Seurp Wolte. q, 5dmiiton, ano
eliie 9ate, Is, Samilton.
- emma Sulenber bat Spbn Suls
lenber auf SdeiDuns usrtlagt, neil sr
.iie perHa4laifigt unb mibbanbelt Sa=
ben ion. sic bsrlangt auberoem aud
bas Re6t, ibren MGohennamen Gms
ma yoit tpisbsr fiibrsn gu biirfsn.
SRI. Rsl StspsniOu bat ais 3sis
denlebreriH Der 0ffsHsli9en S4ulsn
reiisnirt.
- Der 5unbefdngsr besinnt beute
feline arbeit. 9unos, ipel4e isius
Dsdrfs traseu, tperoeH einsefangen.
- Ridter sObn GOnuausbtOn rpurs
be pon feiner Satin nit einsm S09s
ierden bef9euit.
- Rep- 80. RcrbIied, 2ebrer in Der
3ions pfdrrihule, pirb einem Ruf ais
prsbissr Der ct. peters Firhe in
9renton Jolss lsiitsn.
= Robsrt 3. Ghant bat als Mahes
peripalter beg SoieI !0orpalb auf 4ns
ratbsn bes 8unbesri6ters SolIiitsr in
Cincinnati bic Dirtbi5aft gef9lofisn.
Die 2isens tpirb nit ben onberen Qis
tiDd bsrtauFt, icbdIb bds gause Giserls
ibum abssi4dbt III.
.. q. 2oeb psrrsntte ii9 bas
redte JuBgelent i'm eiiiterbOf Der G..
8. unb 3. Balm.
Das Seuti9tbum 1T fir mOrs
gen Jlndmittag mad bsm 9euti9eu
6sim an Der Court Strabe gelaben.
Der 3tped Der @erIanmlung lit, iiber
ben 8au zines neuen 0eutiaen 6dnles
su beraiben. gllIe Sslsgaten heutfber
gersius unb oeutfde 9iirger iinb sins
gelaben.
- S1co6 S0srrpn bat Gliiabeth S9ers
ron auf Gdeibung pertlagt, neil lie
ibn bernddldTiste uno iia tpeigsrie,
bas Saus in SrbnuHg su balten.
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re eborf,s neiuen an

gDc5nuns bss Charles 5einen an bsP
WarplanD 2lpenue unb Baton Stros
Sc, mo lie NIT ibrer Wlutter auf Be-
Iu9 Deripsilt batte. i4pere 9ranbz
runben. sic polts fleine WsiHs
naGtsfer3sn an5iinbsn, .als lire aleis
Der pl5Blih in gronb seriethen. 5rau
Seinsn, ipelds 5ur 9ilfe hires ainbss
ber6eieilis unb bic Giammen loih.n
fuollie, erliii an ben 6duoen glsih>
fails ihpsrs granbpunosn.
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2ofaI Seridt.
esOnb Sia @eIfare sliiOeiatiou.

Gic gono Sia gseIfnre aiicciatior
hat seitern in elmer giitbeiuhten ger
ianlnIiing oos Gapio Sraniit Ircjefi
aiifgebeiben rno 6cidlloiieit fir Die
gonomrsgnbe 81 itirmnen. Sas 'ge'
idnt. naf,Den Serr @aIter "
5dce,rle Dor Der @eicllidluft eiucr
idiiaeren 9ortraa ifher 8erfb nm
NuBtn BON ShneiIpersebr unb Elm nd>
tsres 3uiammenbringsn bsr @p-orte
init Der Gtnot gebaIten batte. 9ieDner
iiibrte ans. oab fiinf goritnhtbobncn
nor ben Eboren Der Staot bolien rne
fiinf anoere III Gfa,edenteuipo ber.
cinfommen, fir ipeldes ,.9sripile.
eiian@ lie bar GrnrtioH 60. Sribui
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01

miiben ben 8ranb. Der S6ab.n III
bur6 cine gerii6sruHs sebsdt.
Grau Selen Gage, ssb. Mitiipols
len, bic gotf.l bss 6errn Clemens
Gage bon go. 92 Meit Gisbente Slras
&c. III porgeiterB I'm alter DON 80
siabren geitorben. 9os Qsitenbeg6ngs
nib fiHbet am Wonias. bem 3. april.
I'm bdI6 aht llbrMorsns pom 3rait,
ertauie aus iiatt, iporaui i'm dd,t nbr
in Der Wiutisr Gjottss Stir6e Elm R,s
quism 9o6dmt eele6rirt per6sn
ipiro.
Die arbeiterbaIe, ptlte felt
sSabren rortbeilbdft betannt 1T unb
iiets zines sablreihen geiuf,s iit ets
freui batte. ipirb bon 0em glrbeiters
persiH auf siDei Sabre nit Sem pri-
pilegiim Der Derldngerlng pieber Uers
pdt3tet iuerbtn. angehpis limb, ME aus
Ter glnseiae gu erisbn, Bis gum 10.
april ein5ureihen.
Sm Sunoesgeriht tpurbe geIierH
bic Gopinstcn Sdpings 8dnt uno
1ruit so. BON bsm gunbesri6ter
eo6rgn gum Hsceiper Der stentudp
Goal unb Climber Depslppement so.
ernanni. Gie psrtl1ate stompaanie
beiist 9auienbe bon 2lder 2anb In
aHor ipie in 9rsatbitt so. sentudn.
Die ernemung zines Rsesipers ers
foigle auf bas Gefuf Der Il. 9. Mort.
gage unb gruit 60. in gtip yort.
s5n bem @efub ipirb sripdbni, bag
bic obensenannte Rompaanie TN Sd6s
re 1910 einsn Deb Of 1ruii@ ausass
iiellt babe, tpelher bur6 1000 Stiife
6spro5entiss @olbsgonbs ca. $1,000
pro Stiid. ii6ereeiteGIt pcrben isi. Die.
ie Bombs Isien cine giiliias gerpfliAs
tung Der 9ertlnsisn. Ri9ter goh-
ran srnannis bic p6.nsrrdbnte gant
sum Receiber Der psrtlasten Rompags
ME uno itslIte bic giirsiaait nit
$4,000 feit.
Gburles qisree, %, BON aubs
Ion, unb Rprtle 9aplor, 81, bon
GoDinston srfpirtisn gsItsrn 9tbsnb in
NeDport einen Ssiratbsitein.
5arrp Wsisr BON Der z. unb
8ateipel Sirabe itarb seI0rn 38 Sabs
re aIt = ell6ert GtOpp,lfperi6 bon
Ro.'64 Mattins StraBe III ssitsrn i'm
9tltsr BON SO Sa6ren gsItrr6en. -
Sod u. Wsper pon Ro. 7O2 2incoln
au,nue iiarb seitsrn I'm gaisr DON g..
Sabrsn.
- Sm GirciIitseri6i fpurbe geItsrn
5orbis Butter ipsgsn t6atlidsn glns
eriffs gu $50 @elbiirafe unb 80 9az
gen @efdnsnib perurtheilt. - Sn Der
auf $12,500 Iauttnben S9abeneriabs
iIags. ipelhe Carrie Claus segsn bic
Strabenbabn 60. iuegsn angcblidb srs
fittsnsr gsrlsbunsen dnesitrenst bate,
ipurbe Gin llrtheil su Guniten Der pers
flastsn Yartei sefdIlt. - Sn Der Rlas
ae eer 2dtonid 5ap unS 9rnin 60.
ssseH percp 8. Sopea, erbislt bic
tIdseriife qartei Elm llrtteil gum Be-
TRACE bon $500 5n.rtunnt. 3ur
9tdung bss eripGhnien @eiragss ioll
reri6nIidss gigenthum rtrtauit ipers
ben. - gbsrstt Gpobnonsb ipurbs
BON Carolina Goobnoua1 geIhisSsn.
Die Obbut bes stinSes ipurbe Der
grobmuiter, Grnu Geo. Rilsb. susrs'
iannt.
- Dds 4sidbries sSdisrdsn beg
5riebensri6ters 6sinen bon go. 1920
Mabifcn glpenue erlitt seItern In Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01

5ableu udiiien. Stint Ger lleberlano.
bGbnen fdhren nif 9aormaleeleiien
ino bier Der ber6leibenoen fiinf ia.
ben iih bereit erfldrt, pom berSfnial-
ipiir 5nr RormaIipur- iiber5ige9en.
&c MN 6as gan5e S9nellDertetr5.
iDitem normnlipurig ectnitt miro,
fam in 3utunft jebe @orfanbtbabn
o9ne ieoe Sdapierigfeit BIS gum Rit.
teIpnlift Der Staot delanaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01
0ebmrten.

Ssfar unb Mapme Bid, 227 Boss
lep Str, MGb9en.
Hob unb 4lma Weisbrobt, RenBes
laer @e6Gube, Snube.
Walter unO 6lpra Speer, 1o5 UsGs
ion Str, Wtdo9en.
Sobn unb Wtarp SeIm, 423 Glbes
rpn 9(pe., &nabe.
gfi9arb uno Rellie guitin, 1900 90.
9. Ctr, MGo6en.
Srant unb Gertrude 8ol, 322 50.
McWiden 4pe., Mdbhen.
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starb an Gift.

Coroner Or. syoertmeper aub &C.
tern ieiuen gdbriprud be5iiglit Ses
Sooes BON Charles q. Dopis oor
charlottesville, @a., ab, Der am
Weitttpof Yeoreen oIs 2eihe binter
oem Sauie go. 46 Stone Strabe &C..
fiu1bcn lpurDen spor. Can't Der G'rtt-
ideioung oes Goroners lit Der Eoh
J1lrd; Gift neritrioft rporoen uno al.
lcr g9abriheinlid,feit uah bat 9upis,
Yie Der Coroner iaet, SeIbit,uoro be.
aonaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01
unfdae.

- Der 70 Sabre aIte obondloie
Sbonas gluiridter ipuroe geiteru IN
6eultBtlcieu 3uitnnO in Der 2oogc
9lae1. gpiideu Der gierten uHb 6iinf.
ten Strabe, aufgeflInbeu lno mad,
Dem itaotifhcn SoipitaI iIberfii1rt,
iuu oie 9ler5te eineu Sd,ooeIbrud) fon-
itatirten. @ie Die RoliSei ipdter ieIt'
iteate, nlGrte Der Sreis BON einent
9uioarobil nie6ergerannt. 9luf Der
6ubrt naf Dem 6oIpital rannte oil
Der Reiinten lul6 gtain StruBe elm
gsogen Der @anuer 9afing 60. IN naS
Roli;eialitcmobil biHcin, aber Die
aoaiiiou berIief gliidlidertpeiie o1ne
ernite Sclgen. Ger Sfittidcr gSillinnl
Seie, Don 90. 2537 Scioto StraBe,
miro ii6 hellte i'm 9cIi3eigeriAt ne.
gen yeid)tbeadtiing Der Serfebrsbe.
ltinnlulgen gu peronhporten bobcn
- Ger IS Sabre alte Giaiant
goiton, pon go. 5t3 &leIt iSiinIte
StraBe, perIufte geitern Gadntitta5
cn Der 02euoing Goao rn0 Wtann
glace nit icinem Waetorrao on einent
n6rolih iabrei1oen StraBentobinud.
aen oui ser perfa)rten Seite ocrbei-
sufa5ren mi6 iab crit 5u ipdt, oaB
iidl in unutitteI6arer gedbe elm aus
iiiolid)er &i6hlng foumeneer Stra.
benbnbnpagen befano. Gr tpttroe 5lUi'
id,en Die beioen @agen gesipdnGt unh
hier6ei tuitroe ihm Der Iinfe 6u5
ihIiruu serrnnlut. Der Gerilngliifte
fan6 sluinabme mn itaStiit'en Sclpi'
tnI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01
Saie.San.
GrOifnnns Der SaiiOu I'M ReSlanS
yielo bcute gadmittas.

Die .Rebs" unb gestp gortsr ,guns
ts,s" (9tm. aiga) trsffsn heute
9ormittag aus Rempbis. senH., no
iis fi6 ssitern Radntittas IN sinem
Spiste betGmpften, bier Elm, uno pers
ben bic profefionsas Rehabilitation
an Ra4mittag i'm bieiigen Reo :
lamb 5islb bura bas 5peite
Spiel i6rsr msbrtdeigen Serie er0ffs
,1en. 9orausii6tlih tperben 5ipei uns
irsr 8steransn S6leubsrer am 9es
I6iib fungirsn. Sds Spiel beainnt
pgrttlia I'm 8 ll6r gu geutdbigten
gintrittspreiien.
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DON Sra .. @aFb6urn G Co., 30.
906-908 Central apenue brad ges
fern Qbenb aug Iotpeit unermittslter
llrfa6e elm 5euer aus, bas jebo9
gIiidli4eripeiie i'm asim erftidt pers
ben fOnnts, iobub Der SdabsH tuum
nennensnertb 1T.
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Hiir .YrsparebneRn.

SSn Saltereiie BON n8repareoneB
finoct an Weontag gbeno s l1br III
ser Da1ifbaae cine Mtalielrperiamnp
lung itott, in Der BON proullnenter
Reonern Die geotbpenbiefett, id4ag-
fcrtig 5u iein, ausgcfiibrt iptrS 2ift-
biloer peroen bas eeipro6eue @ort
bes gSeitern erldutern. Ter @ittrItt
lit irei.
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seiucu gerlctnusen erIesem.

sSm Scton Scfpitnl ItGrb eefterlr
g. s. Ghcot, bon $50. 2317 lJaurp.
lamb apenie, on @erleeitngeit be er
ain 6. Idr5 banongetraeen bdtte, aIs
er on Der 9lftem StrnBe luno Stats
apenue pon einem ailtcncbu nieoer-
eerauilt tnproer tpnr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01
sSran &eleMe gaae,
ysryadtuna Dsr ArbsiterbaHt.

9is inter befn @ainsn ,HFtsitfs eaffe De.
bic 9nlsr BON sipei 9abreH nit beM ErtbiIe-
aiiim nm ipeiirre sipel Sabre herrristtsl ipszben
Eie eebiraunosn f5rnen BET .. q. gistenfnrIi.
100 y. o. Etrnke, 0bsr bel linton Bslt, 2O0
Grima Gtrnbs In Gtnltnf asnoninen ipsrten.
ginasbch mliiftfr bis sfrf 10. eprfi, Ebsnbs 9
lfbr. NIT Nnrafdait berfebsn. bel bsa C5fns
asfssnnisn etnguei6t tperbrr
ess. O. aotk Dtafsbsnf.
D4tsGst Ssfsstk<- 1o.kG
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Sespsrt.

Sie gleiuport Efiies fiir Sas Sin.
eiunafier goIfsblatt" befinSet fifJ in
No. 339 Dprf Strake, seseniiber
eem Gonrttonis, ipoielbit TeHigfeiten,
an;eistn II. I. III. bis 9 ilbr Abenos
entseaenacnDmmen iuereeu. Seiepbon
Sontb 2401.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-01

linier assnt in SamiltOu it Serr
Gouaro grud, 449 Glib Sinite Ctr.
gea Sci. 476.E. SOme gBoue
1631.g.
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miiben ben 8ranb. Der S6ab.n III
our6 cine 9erii6sruHs sebsdt.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-06
VILLISTAS ARE ACTIVE
REPORTED THAT TWO cARRANZA
cARRISoNs ANNIHILATED.
U. s. officers in Texas Informed Of
Victories over Mexican Reg
ular Troops.

FL Paso, Tex, Sept. 27.-Annihila-
ton of Carranza garrisons at Santa
Ysabel and San Andres, Chihuahua,
during sudden attack by Villa bandits,
was reported to 6he United States
army intelligence department, accord
ing to an announcement from military
headquarters here.
1t was stated that Gen. Jose Cava-
zos, In command at Santa Ysabel, re-
turned to Chihuahua City with mere
handful of his command of 400 men,
the rest having been killed or put to
flight by the bandits.
At San Andres the bandits attacked
the command of Colonel Zuazua, which
was said to have been wiped out. Zua-
zua himself having been killed.
The reports indicated that villa, who
was then about thirty-five miles west
of Chihuahua City, had not only anni-
hilated the governments forces sent
after him following the Chihuahua
City attack on Hidalgo, but might be
pushing north toward the American
outppsts at Ell Vale,
This supposition was not credited
at military headquarters here, where it
was announced that information had
been received that Villa again will at
tack Chihuahua City on a date dis
closed to American authorities but re-
tanned in confidence as a military
secret.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-06
100 V|LLISTAS SLAIN
LEADER TAKEN PRISONER IN
FIGHT FIFTY MILES FROM
CHIHUAHUA CITY.
HEAVY LOSSES FOR CARRANzA
q neral Ramos, In Command Of First
Chiefs Forces, Was Slightly
Wounded--More Troops Are on
Way to Hunt Villa.

CHIHUAHUA City, Mex, Sept. 3d.
Nose than hundred villa followers
we're killed, the bandit leader, Baude-
10 Uribe, was taken prisoner and
heavy casualties were suffered by Car
ranza forces In a fight at Cusihuira-
chic, an important mining center about
afty miles southwest of Chihuahua
City, according to message received
Sy General Trevino from Gen. Matias
Ramos, who himself was slightly
wounded.
General Ramos had left Chihuahua
City with a large force Of Carranza
troops, with orders to divide his force
and distribute the troops in such po-
Eitions as to prevent villa from NOV
ing northward toward the American
expedltionary force.
II Is stated that the garrison at
Cusihuiriachlc co-operated with the
forces of Ramos, but whether they
were attacked or were the aggressors
!s not known.
Baudeho Uribe, leader of the band
and Villas chief lieutenant, was the
originator Of the idea of cutting of
the ears of captured government sol
diers., Many others of his command
are reported to have been made pris-
Oner.
Troops continue to pour into Chi
hunhua City from the south to partici-
pate in the villa hunt. Gen. Apolonio
Trevino's command arrived from Tor.
reon during the day and paraded
through the streets. These troops
win be sent into the field at once.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-06
VENIZELOS FLEES IN BOAT
Former Greek Premier Picked Up at
Sea by Merchant Ship-WiII
Head Revolt.

Athens. Sept. 81, via London.-M.
Venizelos, the former premier, left
Athens at five o'clock Monday morn
ing. The merchant ship Hesperia
picked him up from q Soat in the open
sea.
1t is said that NJ. Venizelos will
first visit Crete and then proceed to
SaloDiti.
(She inference from the above dis
patch is that NJ. Venizelos was forced
to flee from Athens secretly in order
to carry out his plans for a revolu-
ton which would put Greece into the
war on the side of the allies. The
fact that he was obliged to put to sea
in an open boat reveals that the king
still controls Athens, though adher-
ents of Venizelos have seized control
in most of the country except where
the Germans and Bulgarians have
military power.)
Thirty thousand armed Cretans
now control Crete in behalf of Veni.
zelos. They have turned over all gov
ernment buildings to the leaders OF
the separatist movement.
The complete success of the revolu
tionists on the Island of Crete is sale
to have inspired him to immediate
| action,
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-06
TAKE GERMAN BASES
ALLIES CAPTURE COMPLIES AND
THIEPVAL BY STORM.
British and French Troops Share the
Honor of Taking Teuton
Stronghold.

London, Sept 28.-Combles was
captured by the allies on Tuesday in
hand-to-hand battle through the
ruined streets and maze of defenses.
British and French forces share the
honor of taking the German base
which has been their immediate OBJ
jective for weeks.
Hardly had the news of the fall of
Combles reached London before Gen.
eral Haig advised the war Office that
Thiepval, key to Bapaume, one of the
other detectives of the drive, had
crumbled before the attacks of the
British.
Berlin (by wireless to Sayville, L.
-, Sept. 27.-The German statement
says:
Army group of Crown Prince Rup-
precht of Bavaria-Successes were OBJ
tained by the enemy east of Eaucourt
rAbbaye and the capture of the vii.
lagos on the line of Guedecourt-Bou.
chavesnes must be recognized. But
before all we must think of our heroic
| troops, which faced the united Anglo
French principal forces and the
massed employment of material of the
whole worlds war industry prepared
during many months. Nt.
"Near Bouchavesnes and further
southwark as far as the Sommt
French charges, repeated many times
failed under the heaviest sacrifices"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-06
MORE TROOPS SENT HOME
Illinois and Wisconsin Artillery and
Field Hospital Among Those
Who Will Return.

San Antonio, Tex, Sept. 30.-The
following troops are designated to go
home: Second Maine, Laredo; regi-
ment New York artillery, Brownsville |;
First Pennsylvania field artillery, Ell
Paso; Battery A, Rhode Island field
artillery, El Paso First battalion First
Massachusetts field artillery, FL Paso ;
First Illinois Field artillery and Wis
consin battery, San Antonio; field hos
pital, Illinois, San Antonio; Second
Massachusetts, Ell Paso; First Connec-
ticut, Nogales; First Montana, Doug
las; First squadron New Jersey cav
airy, First battalion New Jersey ar
tillery, Columbus Battalion District of
Columbia, Mao; First squadron Utah
cavalry, Nogales, and First Ambulance
corps, New York, McAllen. These
troops will be replaced by 10000
guardsmen ordered TO border serv.
ice
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-06
ALLIES HALTED BY BULGARS
Teutonie Forces Hold Road to Monas-
tir Against Advance Of Foe on
Macedonian Front.

London, Sept. 3O.-Serbian and
French dispatches make evident that
the Bulgarians are holding the road
10 Monastir against the advance of
the entente allies on the western Mace
DOMAIN front.
Six desperate counter-attacks were
made by the Bulgars on the entente
left within the last forty-eight hours.
All we're repulsed with serious loss to
the enemy and to the troops Of Gen
eral Samail.
according to the Berlin official state
ment, the battle in the vicinity of
Hermannstadt on the Transylvanian
front continues. The German report
reiterates claims of success for the
reutonic forces.
The Berlin report concludes:
"Our aviators again dropped a
great number Of bombs on Bucharest,
which still was burning at several
points as the result of our previous
attack"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-06
HANG GERMANS NOT LOYAL" !"
Son Bethmann- n oIIueg Makes State.
ment in Address at Opening of
the Reichstag.

Berlin, Sept. 30.-Any statesman re-
fuslng to do everything possible
Rgainst England would deserve hang
ing, Chancellor Won Hollweg
declared In his speech before the
reichstag, which convened here on
Thursday.
The chancellor did not refer to pos
slble peace. His address was enthusi-
Rstlcally applauded.
He began by outlining the events
which led up to the Italian and Rou-
manian declarations of war.
For more than a year the Italian
government resisted. Finally the
measures which England employs with
equal. ruthlessness against neutrals
and her allies were too strong Italy's
warfare depends upon English Goa
and English money. Finally she haC
to give in.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-06
JEALOUS WOMAN SLAYS MAN
Mrs. Belzer of Brooklyn Also Wounds
Wife of Chicagoan and Then
Ends Life.

Philadelphia, Sept. pa discarded
mistress, jealous of the Chicago society
woman who had supplanted her, shot
and killed Joseph G. Graveur, New
York social worker, dangerously
wounded his newest conquest and then
killed herself in the Hotel Walton
early Wednesday morning.
The woman who did the shooting
was Mrs. Harry Belzer, an attractive
brunette, thirty-three years old, of 315
Euclid avenue, Brooklyn. The woman
who supplanted her is Mrs. J. c. LIE
Due, wife of business man of 5003
Sheridan road, Chicago. Mrs. LIE DUO
is dangerously wounded, with a pistol
shot through her lungs, in the Jeffer.
son hospital.