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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-02-25
sersst

Norsen Mbeno finoet elm bon Der
Suburban MiIitarp Bomb peranItal.
teter @asfenbau in 3eilmann's Sol.
lie itatt gu meIdem elm aablreider BE-
iuh eripartet Diro.
Sermann @eoepobI begab iib leb.
tie 8ode nad ct. 2ouis Inn Der Con.
BENTON Der @iienmaaren . Gambler
beiauuobnen uno sleidSeitis ieinen
&inoern, emil unb SRI. Bertha 8e.
oepobl einen geiud ab5uitatten.
$ugo 8arner, nelher idIimm
franf mar, befinoet iid erfreulider.
Deiie mieber auf Der 8eiierung.
Srls. Wonica unb golette Sdnei-
Der beiu1ten letten Sonnerstag
Sreunoe unb 8efannte in German.
albert &Iott unb @attin fparen
leste @ohe beiiidsmeiie in Sermann.
Sral &atberine @eper, geb. Sid.
enoid, itarb an letten Sreitae in Der
8obmung hires Sobnes Sobn Rep-
er, 6 Weilen iiibli1 bon Berger, rno
muroe am Wontag auf Dem SAINT.
lien geerdbniBpIase beeroist. go
itor aug. &ubn bon Stonp Sill lei
tete Die Srniierfeier. 9ie 8erItorbe-
ne rpurbe ann 81. MGra. 1888. in
9reuben. Deutidlonb, geboren, no
lie iid I'M Sabre 1863 nit gbriitian
Meper perebe!idte. Dieier Che cnt.
iproiien 8 ainoer. 5tpei Sobne unb 7
Sodter, bon pclfen cine Sodter in
friber Suseno itarb. Sn 1878 mur.
DC ibr Der @atte burb ben 600 emit
riiien unb alpei Sabre ipGter idlob
iie nit 3adariab Sartmann ben @be.
bunb. 3pei Sabre nod oeiien Sob
ging lie nit Sris Weper cine brittle
Che ein. Nadbem alih bieier @atte
ibr burd ben Sob entriiicn muroe,
madte iie ibr Seim bel ibrem Sobne
Sobn 6. Meper mo- iie am Sreitao
itarb. Sic binterlaBt Die folgenber
Ginber: Srau Chr. Mlemanr bon
| Sermarr. Sraii Sen. Mllemanlt bcr
Stonp Sill, Srau Sranf @elicrmanr
bon @iIltamstonn, aanias; Srar
Souls 8eiiinser unb Srau Sobn Sol
lertien nabe $ermann; Srau Scnrt
9arner, Sobn 6. Meper uno Senrt
Meper bel Stonp Sill tpobnbaft.
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Iptsba m.

Die Debate, nebit ngor.S upper"
i'm bieiigen Sdulbauie, mar iebr sut
beiu6t. Die 0ebatte iiber, u8eidloi.
len Bob 2incoln, fir feline geroienite
Tim bieies 2anb, erobcre anerfen-
hung gebiibrt, als mie @aibington "
lpllroe auguniten Der poiitipen &ebner
enti6ieben. 0afiir iprofen Com.
Coll unb Ben. Selb; bagesen @alter
Selo, 6. q. Meper unb Sront
Sdmiot IT.
Serr Saeffner, bon Sirit Greet,
mar am lceten Sonntag auf 9eiudj
bel Senrp gifermann.
Mebrere junge Idnner bon bier
lperben iid in ndditer 3eit nad Dem
8eiten begeben, I'M wabreno oes
fommenoen Sriibiabrs unb Com.
mers bort gu arbeiten. @alter Sieg.
Ter in6 2ouis Giefs nerben iid nod
Soma begeben.
Sbeo. 9roefer liegt ge%genipartig
an Der Grippe barnieoer.
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SDiss 8.

Cine erobe 4naabI beige 8iirgel
befano iih ant lesten Samstag, se,
idaftsbalber, in Sermann.
Irtbiir Mofli, Der 2ebrer on DC,
Stonp Sill Sdule, mar iiber LETTER
Samstag unb Sonntag oabeim, be
ieinen @ngeb0rigen.
Senrp ~2angenberg, Der 2ebrer ar
Der Smiss Sdule, befanb iih al
gnbe Der letter. @ohe bel ieinen @n'
geborigen.
@eorg nnb Midael Bold belfer
Slid Sliiti6 beim &ldren bon 2anb.
anoreas Strit lit, nit benz Sdeer
bon 8aubol3 fir Geo. 8lattner jesi
fertig rnb pirb iid nod sos. Sor.
6an's Hlas begeben.
Sn Der @obnung bon 8oIter
9orfIinser batte iih am ~berfloiiener
Sonrtag cine 5abIrei6e. @eieaidafi
bon Greirnoen unb @efannten Der.
iammelt.
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q 3 II 5 q. i.

Im bergangenen Counting bait
iid cine @eieIlidaft iunser 2eute in
Seim bon Senrp Siefer unb @attir
beriammelt.
60. @oblfing uno Serr Stod, boz
Berger, madten fiir3lid einen Bfer'
betaui6.
Die Barren Sorf Selepbon 2init
bat in leberer Belt cine an5abl nei,t
Mitglie6er erbalten.
SRI. Mlpina Siefer bon ct. 2ouis
lit auf 8eiud bel ibren angeboriget.
Geo. Siefer, Der 2ebrer an Der &ott
Sdule, befanb iid iber lesten
Samstag unb Sonntag aud oabeim.
auf @eiii1.
Gbas. 9iedmanr lit iest beim um'
bau ieines 8obnbalies auf ieiner
Sarm, friiber als Die &raettli Sarm
befdnrt.
Die SanSunterbalting BET Mm.
Sreberids am letten Samstag Mbeno
mar aud bon bier aus redt gut be.
iudt.
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SORT galle y.

Die 8ittpe bes BERT. Sris Wepe1
lit am lesten Sreitag in Der 8ob'
nllng ibres Sobnes babier nad fur5.
er Srdnfbeit ~geitorben. Sic binter.
laBt spei Sobne unb feds Sodter,
@m. Sberg bon ct. 2oris lit ge
gennGrtig bier 81 geiud bel Ser
panoten unb 9efannten.
SRI. &atie Stoedlin beeab ii6 let.
te ISOLDE nad Sermann Inn bort al+
f~iir5ere 3eit cine Hdbeidule 81 be
iu6en.
Geo. Siefer, 2ebrer an Ser &otf
S1ule, perbradte ben Samstag I'M
Sonntag bel 8ermanoten in See
mont.
Sranf 9ellermonn bon &anias
fam lesten Sonntag bierber nm ben
9eerGbniiie ieiner Sdmiegermutter
Srai, ST.. Reber, beiaulpobnen.
4lbert S6neioer uno Satin rel
item lette ISOLDE nod 8ellington
&c., I'M oortigen @ermanbten elmer
8eiud ab5uitatten.
Srau @itgen Sberg mar mabrenf
Der lesten ISOLDE bier auf 8eiud be-
ibren gltern, Go. Broett unb @attin
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-slbonnirt auf oas 8olfsblatt.
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Sppe.

Ser Sope literariide @erein pirb
morgen &beno feline reselmGbige
8~eriammlung abbalten gu mel1er
Se0ermann eingelaben lit.
2ebrer 6. 9. Suenfel unb 60.
&emper traten lesten Sreitag eine
@eihdftsreiie nod ct. 2ouis on.
Senrp 2ipsfod purbe am 10.
Seb. anldblid ieines @~eburtstoses
nit elmer 9artp iiberraidt.
@m. Gifermann bon 8otsoam
mar am Sonntas bier auf geiub bel
Der Samilie Senrp Semeper If.
ISM. Sidenoif lit an Der Grippe
erfranft. @iniden baloiee 8eiie'
rung.
Senrp unb Sobn S1ollmeper ner
ben bieier Gage iid nod Sebbets
galopnp Gountp begeben I'M fir BIZ
arbeiten ouf ibrer oortigen Sarn
8orbereitungen 5l treffen.
Senrp Semeper ir. perlor lebt,
@ode cine idone Stub burd aranf
belt.
S. S. &obe, 2ebrer an Der Wtl,'
Greet ShuIe mar gnbe Der leste,
@obeJ bier gum 8eiuh bel 9efanr
ten.
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Gr perlanate mad ieiner gfeife,

Gr berlanste mad ieiner 8feife,
uno oies mar fein iibles Barometer
Dor flint @oden", idreibt Srou q.
&Iap bon 8eit 9raintrce, Maii.,
fam mein Mann franz bonn @aloe
beim. gr murbe 10 i6limm Dob er
falirt atDmen fonntc. SD oadte 10.
fort an Sorni's Ilpcnfrduter, oenn
es batte i'm friiber idon einmal bon
elmer aranfbeit eebeiIt. Sd CAB es
ibm regelmdBis ieoen Gag; er fling
an, better 5u meroen, Bis er idlieBiid)
zines Cages mad ieiner 9feife ber-
Iangte. Sebt piiBte id beitimmt, Dab
es gut nit ibm itebe. Rad elm paar
Sogen ging er mieoer an feline Or
belt, gliidIid iiber feline pieoerer.
langte @eiunbbeit, pofiir mir iebr
banfbar iinb."
Sauienoe baben @eiunbbeit un6
8raft in oieIem alten &rGilterbeil.
mittel gefunoen. Sragt nidt oanad
in Mpotbefen. gs lit bort nidt 5u
BADEN, ionoern es miro ben 2euten
brett geliefert bon ben Seriteaern:
Or. 9eter Sabrnep & Cons Co..
1876 go. Sopne ape., Chicago.
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stons Sill.

8eridiebene unierer illngen 2eute
uerben bieier Sag nad Nebrasfa sic.
ben UNI bort oils Sa%rmarbeiter in
Stellune 51 treten.
CIR. @ilntper bot elm idones 8ferb
bon Serrn Shneibeninb gefauft.
Bel @m. Sreoerid fanb ON Cams,
tag Ibenb Elm gut beiudtes Gan5per'
gnigen itatt.
s. StoIIe uno Sobne baben lestt
ISOLDE bier cine groBe auantitGi
8alibols seiGgt.
60. Sdulte trifft pieber gorberei'
tilngen gum @alierl. go. lit elmer I'm.
icrer fortidrittliditen Sarmer.
2ebrer Irtbur @oefli ~itattete
iiber Samstag uno Sonntag feline @l.
tern bel Sipiss einen 8eiit6 ab.
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b.

Dos iinsite Sodterden bon Sobn
Sihappler uno Satin tpurbe ben Gl.
tern am 9ienstag, LETTER ISOLDE.
im oarten sllter bon flint @onater
our1 Den SOB entriiien. Die 8e.
eroigung fanb am 9onnerstag i'm
Srieobofe Der 81. Souls : @emeinoe
itatt, nobel 8altor Iaaie amtirte.
Den fiefbetriibten gltern infer ber5.
Tides 8eiIeib.
Die republifaniide 8eriaminIuno
Die letten Samstas bier itattfano err.
fp1blte folgenoe 0eleeaten aur goun.
tp Contention: S. 9. @eper, 6. u.
Neper, S. 6. Stepban uno Grnir
@ngelrbeht.
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RsrrifOn.

Srau @mi. Drpoll unb SRI. an.
Eaelim @iders iopie Suit. Barn
bouie itnb eattir,, BON Gbamois, mo-.
rem leste ISOLDE bier 5n @ait bel Der
Samilie sos. Spedbals.
SRI. 4lnta @erritien fam Ieste $50.
DIE bon ct. 2ouis bierber UNI Glide
Gage BEL ibren gltern au berIeben.
SRI. aurelia S1ntb BON Sermann
meilte etlide Gage oteier ISOLDE bier
gum 8eiud ibrer geriuanbteL Srau
6. Counting un6 camille.
Geo. &inne madten Iesten Sreitag
cine 8eiudsreiie nod ct, 2ouis.
SRI. 2ena Bod bon GbamoiS be.
fano iid Iesten Domerstag bier gu
8eiud bel Der Samilie s.. S. Deer.
tens.
Sbeo. Boss bon Somell gountp
peilte lette ISOLDE bier gu 8eiud bel
ieinem 9rnoer Beter Boss. gs lit
oies Dos erite Mal felt "a Sabren
baB bic beioen 8riiber iid auiam.
mentrafen nnb umio ber5lider mar
baS 8ieberieben. Sbeo. Boss itebt
jest in ieinem SO. 2~ebensjabre.
Sbeo. @erritien unb Srau reiiten
leste ISOLDE nod @aibineton, Mo.,
Inn ii9 nod elmer @obmtng iim5u.
ieben, 90 Die Samilie iid bort nieoer-
laiien ge0enft.
Serbert Boss itnb Srail bon Gba.
mois berbradten Samstag unb
Sonntag bier bel Serrn Boss @l-
tern.
Sral SenrD Srehmann mel6e iif)
auf Der &ranfenliite befanb, gebt mie,
Der ibrer @eneiuns raid entgegen.
Srau 8. 8uente bon ct. Souls
mar om Montag bier alf 8eiud bel
ibren 9erpanoten.
Cine bollitdnoige @lsDabl bon
8feroeseidirr. bauerbaft unb oienit-
tnugIi1 BEL Hebefer's.
6. 6. @naot bon ct. 2ouis lit bier
5i @alt bel Sreunben unb 8erDanb.
ten.
Clos. Mobro bon 8ullman, @nib.
ington, traf lette ISOLDE bier elm gum
8eili9 ieiner @ernanbtei, unb lit our
3eit @ait ieines Sdmagers s. S.
9anne.
Gin breiaftiees 2uitipiel betitelt
"a ipiber in the meb" muroe ON
Counting Rahmittag unb Ibeno bon
ben iiingeren Mitgliebern Der bieii.
gen fatboIii6en Stride in Der SalIe
Der 6. s.. Of 81. aufeefibrt. Ser @e-
iud mar elm 1rBerit 5ablreider uni
Die auffiibrune gefiel allgemeitl
Die Mitpirfenben maren: 2ouis
Boss, gmil Boss, Go. Boss, Sophie
Boss, gitber 8ope, Sobn 0olte, %
6. Sre9mann Go. Wertens II. @at
tin, Serbert @ertens itno Ben. 3eis'
mann. 9as Worriion Srdeiter lie
ferte Die Maliif.
Sermann &idep unb beiien S6ne
iter, SRI. Malinba, lparen lester
Iontag bier als @1ite Der Samili,
2ouis Sdmeigbauier.
Sbeooor &oiirL elm alter ,tnb be
fainter 9iirger BON &idlanb Sopn
flip itarb am lebten Samstag inn Dor
eeriidtem Ilter urb nurbe am Mon
tag 9admittag beeroigt. 8aitol
S6ul5 leitete ben 2eihengottesbienit
alfalfa sebeibt meiitens gut anf
~. Onl.Fr - . IN &
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SRI. Marp @pple lit nod Large.
REM aufentbalte in Morriion pieOer
na1 Sermann in ibre 8obnurg auf
Dem &irdberge ge5ogen.
Oscar @reis, bon ct. 2ouis,
mar art bereangenen Sonntag bier,
auf 8eiu6 BEL gerpanbten. Oscar
bot cine Stelle in elmer groben Druid.
erei in ct. 2onis.
Stop 8. 9ieboff unb SRI. Ger
trnbe M. 9epenep erbielten am les-
ten @ontag, in ct. 2ouis, cine SET
ratbsliaens. Serr Meboff lit elm
friiDerer hermann bop."
-0ie S1iiler batten am Die1s.
tog bieier ISOLDE einen Seiertag, nno
es lit onounebmen oab bon Seiten Der
S6uljueenb Der @eburtstag 8afb-
inetons allgemein gefeiert ip1troe.
-Senrp Sdsner uro @attin pel-
DIE ieit lesten September in Sam-
burg, arf., iparen Inn ibre bortige
Blantase 5u beaufiidtisen, fino les.
ten Sienstas mieoer auriidgefebrt.
-Srau Gnton Senneberger unb
Godter, SRI. Soiepbina, bon Morri.
ION befanoen iid Glide Gage oieier
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8ode bier auf 8eiu6 BEL geripanb.
ten. 9ieielben reiiten geitern mad
&ine 2aipiL ct. 2ouis Gountp Inn
oortieen angeb0rigen einen 9eiud
ab5uitatten.
-Sobn 81. Sfautid II. @attin, bon
Berger, itattetcn urs geitern einer
angenebmen 8eiu6 ab unb Inn iibet
Die 8%orfommniiie in unb Inn Ser.
mann unterridtet 5u bleiben, aboil'
nirte SER 8fauti6 ouf bas Bolts
blntt.
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Sames Miaer irriimuis erflGrt.

.-L. -#..U
Sobn q. Miller unb gonitable gr.
tbur Grice bradten am Montag ga.
mes Miller, einen nabe Hoiebuf
wobnbaften Sarmer, bierber Inn ben,
ieIben Dor benz 9adlaBseridt allI
ieinen @eiites5uitanb priifen al lui
len. Miller, Der ettpa Sc Sabre ali
uno Sungseielle lit mar idon 5ipei'
nal Sniaiie bes Srrenaipls 5u Sui
ton nnb nurbe ebenio oft als .ge.
beilt" entloiien. 9as 8erbor FAM
am 9ienstae Dor &idter @raf itati
unb Die lle~berfibrung @illers mad
Der Srrenanitalt gu Sillton puroe an.
%georonet.
, 1916-10-28

blatt". "Comrades following an impulse of
tue heart have hurried to you from the
eastern to bring you the greetings of our
comrades there and the thanks of the Father
land for the four months hard struggle on
the Somme and for the heroic manner in
which you have fought. The worlds history
knows no parallel for the struggles in which
you are participating and for the greatness
of your deeds. For centuries these bat
ties of the Somme will stand as a blazing
model fol the conquering will of a united
Empire. He knew that Germany will find
expression under what ever circumstances
to prevent the enemy from prostrating us to
the ground and to stand firm against French
insolence and British stubbcruess. From
all German regions you stand like n metal
wall of German sense of duty and self devot-
ed valour, fighting to the last breath. On
all sides the German people stand on a ten
acious struggle against half the world and
against the manifold superiority of numbera
Even though it endures and continues long
yet the Lord OF hosts is with you. They
at home have besought Him and He has in
spired you with strength and courage.
Trust in God bravely, feeling that you ore
fighting in a just cause. Thus l greet you
comrades. Hold out, the Lord will give Ills
blessings to the end"
Copenhagen, Oct. 26th.-Large quanti-
ties of wreckage we're washed up on Revshele
Island near Copenhagen on Wednesday.
According to the "IGketrabladet', an investi-
cation showed that the wreckage was from
a German warship. 1t included large sec
lions OF the afterpalt of the ship.
, 1916-10-28
TO SAVE FOREST WASTE.

There is great and deplorable waste in
the lumber industry. The manufacturers
say that, on an average, IS per cent. of every
tree cut does not reach the consumer, but
is thrown away. In other fields We are now
utilizing much that formerly was lost.
This il especially noticeable in She work of
by-product coke ovens aud IN the saving of
acids at smelling plants. The time may
come when paper can be made proftably
from cotton stalks. Any legal, fair, and
reasonable plan for preventing forest waste
deserves careful consideration by Federal
authorities.
In a long statement fled a few days ago
with the Federal Trade Commission, the
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
proposes a plan and asks the commi ssion
TO decide whether it is at variance with
the antitrust law. 1t involves an agree
ment by manufacturer that they will not
sell below the cost of production, and
the establishment of a score of sale agen-
cies. Selling below cost by some, in a
kind of cut-throat competition, they assert, is
the chief cause of waste, because it forces
others to take the scream OF the forest
and to throw away much that has less value
although it ought to be UTILIZED. Only by
, 1916-10-28

cooperation can abuses be eliminated. Such
an agreement as they suggest would not,
they say, interfere with lair competition.
They would have the commission make inves-
legations as to cost of production. "A this
varies with localities and the kinds of wood,
the task is not al easy one. While the
agreement, if it should be permitted aud
made, would not cause such uniformity of
prices rs a combination clearly unlawful
might establish, it would probably increase -
some extent the rates paid by consumers.
But they and the nation would eventually
gain something by the discontinuance of
wasteful practices and a saving of natural
resources.
The subject is one Of so much Importance
that undoubtedly the commission will give
due weight to the facts and arguments which
the association has submitted. If it fluids
that what is proposed is not forbi iden by
law and involves no injustice, the mauufac-
turers may reasonably expect that it will
assist them in the work which they are ready
to do.-N. Y. Times,
, 1916-10-28
Censored at Jamaica.)

OhOO ~
San Domingo, Oct. 24th-In all engage
ment between American troops and rebel
forces today, General Ramon Baiista was
killed. Several Americans are also report
ed killed, including two officers and one
American officer, Lieutenant Morrisco was
wounded, The American Commander at
tempted to arrest General Batista who re-
sisted and ordered an attack on the Amerl-
can forces. Fighting continued for q con-
siderable time, but the rebels eventually
were defeated.
Winnipeg, Oct. 25th-Four and a half
hours before the conductors and trainmen
of the G.. P. r. were to go on strike a set
Element was reached. Orders previously
sent to local unions called on the men to
leave this work at five o'clock this after
noon. Orders were Immediately sent over
the system by the men leaders calling off
the strike which would have affected IN the
neighbourhood of 5000 men throughout
all Canada.
Bucharest, Oct. 25th-The official state
ment sued today is as follows. On the
northern and northwestern (Transylyania)
fronts at Tulgnes and Bicaz and in the valley
OF he Trotus the situation is unchanged.
In the Uzul valley the combat continues.
We have advanced towards the west aud
tNh6D II lhOuSIo j OAASVbO 0bN AOO =
At Oituz the enemy has been i~epulsed COM
pletely beyond the frontier. We took 159
prisoners. In the valley of the Buzeu at
table Butzi, Bratocea and PredeIus the
situation is unchanged. Fighting took
place in the region of Predelus. In the
region of Dragoslavele fighting took place.
We repulsed the enemy attacks to tie east
of the river Alt and are continuing to drive
the enemy towards the north. 70 the west
Of the Alt an unimportant engagement took
place. TIC the west of the jul we have
coded little ground in the region of the
Vulcan Pass. AT Orsova artillery duels took
place. On the southern front all along the
Danube there is no change. In Dobrudja
we retreated to the north of Cernnvoda.
London, Oct. 25th-In reply to n ques-
ton in the House of Commons today re-
garding the situation in Rumania, MI. David
Ilovd George said, "we and our Allies are
working in concert, and everything that is
possible is being done to help Rumania. 1t
is obviously undesirable to detail more Ak
actly the measures that are being taken.
Vienna, Oct. 25th.-Austro- Hungarian Gen
eral Headquarters issued the following state
ment today. Austro- Hungarian tro ps have
snatched Vulcan Pass from the enemy. North
of Kimpolung the allied forces likewise won
ground After fierce and close quarter fight
ing we captured a strongly fortified height.
The garrison was partly captured and partly
killed, none escaped. In the three corner
country our troops in new positions repulsed
Russian attacks. A local enemy advance was
checked immediately. Front of Prince Leo
pold of Bavaria. There was only a success
fu outpost engagement south of Zbcrow.
London, Oct. 25th-Lloyds reports that
, 1916-10-28

the Norwegian steamer Gamma Gurine" from
Glasgow for Nantes has been sunk. The
crew WIS lapled at Plymouth.
Louaon,, Oct. 26th-The Central News
learns that a German warship stopped a
Norwegian mail steamer which left Bergen
on Monday for New Castle. This is the first
action Of the King.
Berlin, Oct. 25th.-Geueral opinion in
Berlin is that the recent speech of Viscou"t
Grey Will make little impression in Germany
says al Overseas News Agency staiemen TO.
day. Since however, adds the Agency, WIS.,
count Grey addressed his speech not to
Germany, but to neutrals and to In9land's
Allies, it is expected in some quarters that
Chancellor Bethmann-Hoilweg Will deal in
the Reichstag with the British Foreign Sec
~retary's misrepresentation of fact.
Amsterdam, Oct. 25th.-Commenting on
the recent speech of Viscount Grey the Ber-
lin Lokal Auzeiger says. No declaration
could be more calculated further to intensity
our Willingness to gain the victory that the
enternal repetition of this unreaiizable inten-
ton to destroy Germany.
Paris, Oct. 26th.-The French troops at
Verdun are following up as fast as they can,
their advantage gained by their sudden for
ward stroke on Tuesday, and according 10
the latest information have crossed into with
in less than five hundl ed yards of fort Vaux.
Announcement of the capture is momentari-
ly expected here, thus completely restoring
the French line held on Tueoday 25th.
The German forces at Verduu are re-
treating slowly and with such apparent
lack of strength that III the opinion of
French military men they no longer pos
soss o general reserve, but are obliged to
withdraw from one section of the front to
rhfnfrroo oonyhnV cAnIiA, in 0ora nf naal
Reports of the casualties which are now in
hand show the French losses were very
slight, indeed considerably less than the
number Of prisoners taken, and q large pro-
portion of them will I've Of cases Of which
the men were slightly wounded. Consider
able material was captured. The Germans
had massed guns of all ca!ibres in the ravine
of death, all of which fol- into the hands
of che French. The three Lieutenant Gen
erals, who under the command Of General
Magnin led The attacking division, were all
Lieutenant Colonies ut the outbreak of the
war and had been singled out by General
Joffre for promotion on account of their
technical ability, energy and initiative.
Paris, Oct. 26th.-German artillery shelled
positions captured by the French in the re-
gion of Vaux and Douaumont on the V4rdun
front, last night, says to-day's official report.
The Germans undertook no infantry attacks.
London, Oct. 26 h.-rhe situation between
Germany and Norway as the result of the
sinkings recently, following the declaration
of the policy as to submarines, issued by the
Christiania Government, has become very
serious. The Chimes this morning says:
1t is reported that the Norwegian mail
steamer which left Bergen yesterday for
New Castle was stopped by q German war;
ship. This is the first time the Germans
have taken such action in the case of these
steamers and in the existing circumstances,
the incident is regarded as one of some
gravity.
Continued on Supplement-
, 1916-10-28
BEKENDTGORELSE

NNSDAGEN den s. November d. A. EN-.
~% X. 3 afholdes paa n@rv@rende Skifter-
cts Kontor SkiftesamIing i Boet efter af.
gangne Enke JANE WHITE til Plovelse If
anmeldte Fordringer.
Chrisliansteds Skifteret, ST. Croix, den 81
October 1916.
POULSEN.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-02

CAINONADE PRELUDE.T TO DRIVE,
CONTINUES ON VERDUN
London. - German artillery has
opened new bombardment of French
positions, both in Verdun and Cham
payne districts.
CannOnade, Paris reported, may be
signal for resumption of Verdun
offensive or may have been ordered
to shield troops movements to other
sectors. French guns are replying to
vigorous attack near Freenes, south
east of Verdun.
London.-on first day of new Ger
man order to torpedo armed mer-
chantmen, Russian steamer Alex
ander Vented was sent to bottom
with loss of Is lives.
Lisbon.-60 leading members of the
German colony left hurriedIy for
Spain today on receipt of reports that
Germany is about to declare war on
Portugal
London.-German seapIane that
raided southeast coast of England
last night dropped bombs. Two
bombs wrecked backs OF houses and
third badly mangled 9-months'-old
baby, who died in hospital few hours
later.
Havre.-French mine sweeper Au
Revoir torpedoed and sunk Tuesday
by German U-boat. Crew saved.
Observation-Disclosures reports
from German sources today said the
French have evacuated Fort DeVaUX,
one of Verdun forts, miles southeast
of Fort DoUaumOnt.
Athens.-AIIies Warships in Adriat-
ic pursued Austrian squadron into
Cattaro harbor Tuesday.
Petrograd.-Moving soUthWestward
toward positions held by British in
Mesopotmania, Russian cOnquerOrs
of Kermanshah have arrived within
40 miles of PerSian-Turkish border