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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26

Miss Lula Baisden, who has been
visiting Mrs T. ]. Baisden, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. M. Smith on Baisden street.
Brooklyn Heights, left for her home in
Atlanta Saturday afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26

G. C. Webb and Robert Hawkins re-
! turned Saturday afternoon from a
short business trip up the Central
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26

Judge Ware g. Martin, of the city
court of Leesburg, was in the city
Saturday
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26

We carry one of the most complete
nnes Of Automobile Robes, Buggy
Robes and Auto Accessories in the
city. G. A. & w. G. Turpin. lift
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26

DR.. NJ. H. Wheeler is spending Sun
day with his mother in Atlanta, who
is rapidly recovering from recent
illness.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26

E. G. Simmons of near Americas,
was in the city Saturday for few
hours.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14
PAY-UP Week WILL
STIMULATE BUSINESS

Pass prosperity around. This is the
sentiment that is back of national pay
up week, Feb. 21-26, and Boise is
aboard the band wagon. Upward of
1000 cities. and towns in the country
have Joined in the movement, and it
promises to have marked effect in
stimulating business activities.
In business houses in all parts Of
Boise person is greeted with the
pennants and "bulls-eye reminding
him that one duty he owes to the mer-
chant who has accommodated him and
to the community in which his inter-
ests are conferred is to pay his bills and
pass prosperity around. Boise busi-
ness men have taken hold of the move
ment with enthusiasm and are predict
ing a fine cleanup of old accounts for
the week.
The Merchants Trade Journal which
was responsible for starting this move
ment is authority for the statement
that no similar movement in business
circles has ever taken hold as has
pay-up week. That concern was COM
pletely swamped with orders for poster
stamps, pennants and window cards.
II was compelled to shut down on all
further orders for lack of facilities for
doing the work. Boise was lucky In
getting under the wire with its order
just in time. and now it is proposed by
the Commercial club and those having
the matter in hand to push it with all
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14

10 cases have been filed In said court
by my department, and l consider that
an exceedingly small number for city
the size of Boise, indeed, very cred
liable showing for this city. l am of
the opinion that there will be very lit
tie bootlegging or drunkenness here in
future. but | desire to have 1t fully
understood that so far as l am con-
cerned there will be no winking at in
fractions of the prohibition law, and
anyone inclined to violate the same
should not overlook the fact that
am determined not to permit 1t to be-
come a dead letter in Boise. l am
quite sure that bootlegging and drunk
enness here will be quite expensive
Injuries from now on. However. in all
my efforts in this respect l shall en-
deavor to proceed along the line of
reason. dealing with every case square
ly upon its merits and giving every
person involved a square deal"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14

women who succeed in building en-
pires, in building homes and accom-
plishing good for whatever they un-
dertake.
1.-The snowfall in this section of the
country, starting from Boise as far as
Richfield. is sufficient to insure 1915
being the banner crop year of many
years, and the people are looking for
ward to 1t with great optimism. While
the tracts of this vicinity are new and
the people have had many ups and
downs, they are by no means poverty
stricken, and l believe they are on the
road to success financially and that 1t
will not he long until that story is
told.
Conditions are improving from year
to year and l think my next trip to
Richfield will show a marked improve
ment even more than l noticed between
my last trip and one prior thereto"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14
SYRUP OF FIGS
FOR CROSS, SICK
Ffv[RISH CHILD
If Little Stomach Is Sour,
Liver Torpid or Bowels
Clogged.

Mothers can rest easy after giving
|.California Syrup of Figs" because in
Ia few hours all the clogged-up waste,
|sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
b well. playful child again. Children
simply will not take the time from
play to empty their bowels, and they
become tightly packed, liver gets slug
Igish and stomach disordered.
When cross. feverish, restless. see II
fongue is coated, then give this de-
)icious fruit laxative" Children love
u. and it can not cause injury No
difference what ails your little one
II full of cold, or sore throat, diar-
hoea, stomach -ache, bad breath, re-
member. gentle inside cleansing
hould always be the first treatment
kiven. Full directions for babies.
children of all ages and grown-ups are
printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
POUR druggist for 50-cent bottle of
tCalifornia Syrup of Figs" then look
carefully and see that 1t is made by
he california Fig Syrup Company"
Ne make no smaller size. Hand back
sith contempt any other fig syrup
DIV.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14
COMMERCIAL CLUB TO
HOLD ITS ELECTION

Nominations will soon be in order
for a president and seven directors Of
the Boise Commercial club. Nomina-
lions will be received by the commit
tee on elections composed of r. X.
Davis, H. X Friedman. Sidney Fuld.
c. f. Kutnewsky and Max F. Lowe.
from Feb 90 to March 8. The retiring
president Is II. ]. McGirr and the dt-
rectors are r. NJ. Davidson from the
jobbers. DIR. r. L. Nourse from the
physicians and lawyers. c. l.. JOY from
the jewellers and druggists and II. w.
Arnold. w. n. Northrop. w. F. Pierce
and j. w. Robinson at large.
All members OF the club in good
standing are entitled to take part in
the nominations. Any five members
OF the club can nominate one director
for each of three classifications which
are to be filled and four directors at
large and also designate their choice
for president one OF the persons nomi-
mated or one OF the II directors whose
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14
GRASS AND ALFALFA
SEED FOR FARMERS
Capital News Special service.)


Washington. Feb. 1.-THE depart
ment of agriculture has been able to
secure a quantity of sudan grass, Da-
kota alfalfa seed. and an improved va
riety of field peas, a portion of which
has been allotted to Congressman Ad-
olson T. Smith for distribution. A
package will be sent on application to
Mr.. Smith, if the request is received
before the first of March, as long as
the supply lasts. The department is
anxious to place the seed in the hands
of farmers who will be sufficiently in
terested to give them careful attention.
and who will report to the department
the results obtained with their tests.
In arranging for this distribution a
most promising and new variety of
crops has been given first considera-
ton.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14
EXTRACTION OF GOLD
FROM SNAKE river

A bulletin issued by the United
States geological survey says:
For many years gold has been known
to exist in the valley of Snake river
particularly in the part of it that
passes through southern Idaho. AS
early as 1852 prospectors are reported
to have extracted gold from gravels in
jackson Hole. 1t occurs at many
places both on the present river bars
and on terraces along the river repre-
senting ancient levels of the water. but
it does not occur in quantity so great
as to support large operations with
marked financial success, though some
miners have made a small amount of
money. Probably the most extensive
workings were in southern Idaho, in
the vicinity of Rupert, Minidoka and
American Falls.
Most of the gold is in very small
flakes having an average fineness of
.945. About $4,000 has been pro-
duced since 1902, the earliest date for
which records are available. A little
platinum occurs with the gold but not
in commercial quantities.
Many dredges and process" ma
chimes have been tried on Snake river.
most Of them depending on amalgama-
ton for the recovery of the gold, but
the sluice and rocker, the sluice sup
plemented by burlap tables, have
proved the most successful.
An account of this region and a bib
biography OF the literature pertaining
to it, with descriptions of a number of
typical localities. has been published
by the United States geological sur
vey in bulletin e20-L, by j. NJ. Hill,
which may be obtained by addressing
the director of that survey at Wash
ington.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14
few VIOLATIONS OF
LIQUOR LAW IN BOISE

Boise has been under the state pro-
hibition law for about a month and a
half but there has been a remarkably
small number OF liquor cases in the
police court since Jan. 1. Concerning
the matter, Chief of Police M. S. Par
ker says:
That the new prohibition law is be-
ing quite generally observed in Boise
is clearly evidenced by the small num-
Der of liquor cases in the police court
since the first Of the year. In all only
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14
lie vigor that can be mustered.

the vigor that can be mustered.
The old illustration is used to good
effect in this connection-that when
one man pays his bills he enables
others to do likewise. One dollar in
this way may wipe out 500 in in
debtedness on pay-up week II 1t is
just kept going from hand to hand
throughout the week. Local merchants
are anticipating good results from
pay-up week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14
warm RECEPTION
GIVEN GOVERNOR
Chief Executive Pleased
With His Recent Trip
to Richfield.

Governor Alexander is very much
pleased over the reception given him at
Gooding and Richfield, which he visit
ed Friday. Speaking of his trip he
said
Il have just returned from my trip
to Gooding and Richfeld. The meeting
at Gooding was one that any man
could feel proud Of on account of the
bad condition of the roads very few
were able to come to Gooding excepting
those who came on trains. However,
the people at Gooding turned out en-
masse to hear the governor of Idaho
give an account OF his stewardship,
and there were about zoo people stand
ing. Such interest as was manifested
at Gooding is bound to produce results
for good as the closer the people are to
their government the better govern
ment they will have. and l trust the
Gooding spirit may be an example for
other communities to follow and a
stimulant for the people to run the
state government themselves. They
are certainly capable of so doing.
81 look upon the reception accorded
me at Gooding with a great deal of
ant events of my administration. and I
will strive to retain the good opinion of
the people am serving.
Unfortunately the train did not
make connection at Shoshone and we
had to go on a special train to Rich
field, arriving there at Z; 80 p. M, and
were met by Rev. James Leitch and
escorted to the opera house. l am
frank to say that this is one of the
most artistic little opera houses in the
state and is a pride to the city of
Richfeld.
Pleased With Reception.
THE ladies of the Methodist Episco-
pal church had an excellently prepared
supper, served in the best style, and
would be a credit to any first class
hotel. The tables were decorated in
the national colors and each guest was
furnished with a separate menu card
and program, every seat was occupied
and some could not get accommodated
"Richield has a splendid band, judg-
Ing from the excellent music furnished
and Rev. Leitch proved that he was a
good music director as we'll as a min
lister. Some vocal numbers by the la
dies choir were also very pleasing, and
the whole affair was certainly an en-
joyable one. l was we'll impressed
with the splendid reception accorded
me and the good arrangement. To be
In the opera house, one could hardly
realize the amount of snow on the out
side as it looked as though we were in
some tropical spot, and in a city Of
100000 where everyone had plenty Of
leisure and money.
THE people of Richfield are pro.
gressive, as was evidenced by the spirit
of the whole town and they are Ger.
lainly entitled to a great deal of credit
The Episcopal church la
dies are trying to pay an indebtedness:
On their church amounting to aboU
1890 and with the spirit of cooperation
and good feeling that all the peopl,
snter into on any cause, l do not thinl
it will take them very many days t.
accomplish their good work in such {
splendid community.
The men and women l met at Rich
Geld personify the type of men an,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14
The Now sunset.

The New Sunset is a beauty. The
large size gives opportunity for more
artistic illustrations. Capital News
readers can secure a years subscrip
ton to Sunset by paying for the Cap
ital News for one year in advance.
order by mail or telephone. 234. and
collector will be sent. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14
terms do not expire.

teTflS DO nOL expire.
These are e. F. Cation. r. d. Davis,
w. e. Graham, Jess B. Hawley, o. p.
Henderson,, o. G. F. Markhus, ii. ].
McGirr, w. ]. Mcleod, John Mcmillan.
f. II. Peasley, n. B. Rawls, C. f. Rose,
c. r. Shaw and l.. A, York.
The annual election will be held
March IS and the polls will open in
the club room from noon until p. m.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-14

Phone Compton Transfer Co. for the
best moving job you ever had. Phone
4S.-Adv. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
Gin britiiHer iian elm
frans6iiiher 8reuser
qatroaiIIirsn bic girsinifbe &iit. Bel
Rap 5enrb al.
DaRfasinIid1 aaf bas einbrinsen
psiisrsr seutiden pIiIsn ipartsnO.

Repport Neip 8, 3D. q. Jebr.
Die aapitdRs bon britifhen Dam
pfern, bic pGbrenb bss Cages bier
antumeH, beri6ten, bab 3tDei areu5er
Der aaiirten, - elm britiider pnb elm
frans0fiher = bic aiife BON 8irsis
MEN In Der Rdbe Der GiHfabrt in bic
Gbeiapeais 9ap abpatrouilIirsu. 9a
nidt anaunsbmen III, OaB bic bsiiii6s
priie .appam" bsnnddit IN See ses
BEN ipirb. 1T man IN Usarineireiien
Der anii1t, ouB Die gInpsienbsit Der
arisssidtffe beDeuist, Rag bic Resiss
ringeH Der Iniirten srDditen, oaB
dHSere priien bss mpiteti0ien beut.
fdeH 9anoeIsfdiffssrit0rrs epsntusl
nad 5umpton Roabs 9e6radt mir
Sen.
Der 4pftnmsiiier 6amilton Iugts
ipdbrtno bes 9ases, sr babe ,sine tp.is
ieie RuHri&t Don @ai5iHsiOn iiber
oen Siaius Der .appam" ober aud
bic brei5ebH Seutfte, Die ebemaIi,
&c GiDilsefansene GrgIan0s paren,
uuo bic nm bic GrIaubHiB uadssiu9t
bdbeu, bic .appam" Dsy.afen gu biirs
fen. srhalten babe. es paroe Der .aps
pam tpahrenD bes Cages seitnttst.
200 1Onnen 3oblsn fir ben Gsbraud
i'm Safsn an gprb gu Hs9men.
o. Qlrheiter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
Gin tpirtbfhaftliAer Oe'
neralitab
Der ale StOnumiiaen GrassH 81
sutfasibsH Fat,
sou in SsutialdnO ius aebsu ssrus
fen perbeu.

9erliu, 7. 5e6ruar. - Ter
Sanidbunb, cine Organization osr
beuii5en GrpBinbuitrisllsn Bat mad
5peitasiser Sisung, Der gsrtretsr
aus alien 9bsilsn 9eutialanbs beis
pobnten, befdloiTen, ben &dn5Isr gu
eriu9en. benz 8unbssratb cine Mabs
reeel All unter6reitsn, psIfe eineu
.ipirtA9aitIidsn SsneraIitdb" idufs
fen ioa. Der. ale gsfbdftsprObIeme
isbt uno na9 benz Srisse gu l0isn,
Dor allen a6er @eiadft uuo SnSuiirie
aus Dem arisa auf cine GrieoeHsbaiis
biniiberSulsiten bat.
ginige Mitslieber fparsn Der ans
iitt, baB Die Saaffung elmer irl3en
Gcrperi9aft ihon iebt briHsenb no
t6ia isi, Inn bic @ruroeissrtbumss
laoe unb bas gtrbeitsrmartts problem,
fernsr bic QsrTorgung Der Snouitrie
nit Rpbmaierial Su reseIu. Gs lit
bds3isl besSdnfdbunos, eine Gsntrdls
a0-peri8dft su ffaffsH, ipel4e ben
aeiammtsn Grport nab bem srie9
iontrclliren tpiro unb oiegntpertbung
Der @Gbruns perbinoern icG.
Tie Wihtigtsit elmer fufortieen
G6affuns zines tpirtbTdaftlifsn @e-
nsraliiabs purbe BON allen glHfpeiens
ben brinaenb herporaeboben.
Sur nGmIi6en 3eit ipareu bic
preubii6en 6anbslstommern in
Gibuna, bic sinitimmis beihIoHen,
bic Sdaffuna elmer Organization su
forbern. ipelhs bic abioiiits &ontrolle
iiber ale preubiIhen Seerestcutraite
unb bic gertbeilung a[lsr 9lrt Dert
iibsrpa4en ioa. Die &leiuiiauteu.
lpsIss Der yrsabii&su alsm.s SrupRsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
Saptiitenprebiger
Sn Sberman Ser, BON
elmer Sruu auf bet
Strd Be nieberges
{ fthnffsn

Sbermon, Ger, 7. Jebruar. g.
70. @agle, Elm 40 Sabre alter 9aps
tiitsnprebiger BON bier, purbe am
Ra4mittag auf Der StrdBe pom Grau
Qnnie SuuIt, bic fiinT Wieilen DON
0eniipn entfsrnt ipo6nt, seI9oFsn
unb Du6ri9einli6 tDbtli9 perpunbet.
Die 5rau 5Og einen 3eOolDer aus ibs
rer 6anbtaide unb feuerte flint &us
seln in ben &0rper bes Ulannes. gtls
iie per9uftet purOe, iagte Srau Suuit,
bab Der 9eiitli6e lie beleibist babe.
Ha9bem eagle duf Der Strabe que
fammengebrohen mar. Iagte er:
ygringt midi na9 Suuie gu meiner
Trau; i4 perbe Mir nod Denige Wtis
nuten gu le6en baben unb mO9te nt1i
itsrbsn, Obne nit ibr seipro6en gu bG-
ben.4
Gbarles Barton, Elm Is Sabre alter
aitabe, purbe pon elmer Der &ugeln IN
ben 2lrm setroffen. 1ruu Sauft, bic
gesen $1,000 8Irghdft duf freien SUB
geIebt tpurbe, .ebrte nit ibrem 9at'
ten, Der nun Der S6ieberei na4 ber
Stabt eefpmmen mar, nd9 SduIe
suriid.
syrou Gauit Iuste fpdter. baB eagle
iie OerleumOet bat uno lie iAn aus
fafe deIhpifen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
MHe 1a,npfer mnter belsi.
fher Glagse
Wifien Der 6iIfs aOm .
miffion fir gelsien
sur 8erfasuHg &C..
nfIIt ntrnsu.


2onbon, Z. Jsbruar. Sn Ser Isbs
ten 3eit III ss INNER i4pieriser ges
iporSsn, bic notbleibsnbe geOOlt.runs
in gelsitn unb i'm n0rbIiden Grant.
reid NIT 2ebsnsmitteln gu Deri.hsn,
neil ni6t senus Ddmpfer iiir bds
SerbtiI9affsn BON aebsnBmitieln gu
babsu iparen. 9as probIsm III nun
bobur& ,tempcrdr seIoit iDorbsn, bab
bic btIsifde R.sieruns auf eriu9en
Der 6ilfsiommiifiOn olle nod unier
Der belsif6en GIasse fabrenben Dams
pier fur bisfsn Spe reauirirt BAT.
Die bsIaifde Resierlns bat ein gs'
isb srlaHen, bos aud bereits bon BEN
aSnig Gilbert untsr5eihnet iporben III,
inter benz dIIe bsIsiidsn S6iffe Der
aommiiiion iOfcrt sur 0srfiisuns &c.
fisnt ipsrben miiiien, siusrIsi, tpeI&s
aontraite iis fiir bic 3utuTft dbSes
i@IciTtn bdbtn.
Dampfsr, bic isbs TIM 9esriff frb,
bradtt en Nesb ~ ussu'sas ssss sh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
Wsmtter nnb Sobn
Scr grmo oung oer
g 6Dtegert o hter uno
attain oafInof

W - " W. = ! ~ v :.
@interiet, Su, 7. Sebruar.
ssrau SSoa N1eper, cine 60idbriae ret
DIE 1Srau, miro inter Der slnflage
pro3eiIirt, on Der grmoroung ibrer
Sfnuiegertot,ter iib betbeiligt Su ho.
ben 9estere, bie @attin BON Sreo.
Weeper, einem Sobne ser slngeflog-
ten, luur6e init elmer &ugel i'm So.
pie Iterbe1lo in ibrer g9obrurng ultf.
qeilnoen. Reben tbr Log elm Stencil
per. Ter 1ann Der jlrngen Srau. Die
r crit por penigcn monuten gebei.
ratbet bate urtb beiIert Weitter be.
hauptetcn, bnB oieieIbe SeIbIt1noro
beaongen babe. Gs rid)teter itdy aber
aaerbano @erbaftssrii1lbe gegen iie
un6 geioe rpurben IN slnflaae5iTtGilh
periest. iSreo. @eper, Der g'otte Der
tlugcn SSrau, lit fpeaen Weoroes i'm
9. @raoe gu Is Ssabren 8a4thans
nerilrtAeiIt uorSet. or bot beim
Sberaeritt geruiuna elitgeIegt. SeI'
ne SHUTTER pirO iest pro5eiftrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
Cincinnati 9iendag, ben 8. TebrnG 1916 Yres 2

fteaen. follen an biefer &ontratts9er.
tbeilung 2lntbeil baben.
Gs purbe cine &pmmiTion erz
ndnnt, fpel6s einsn @eieBentfpurf in
oiefem Sinne ausarbeiten fon.
grin5 0sfar 'po n preub n
nteber berpunbet.
" m fterba M 7. 5ebruor. Die
aug Berlin gemeloet ipirb, 1T prtn5
Sstar bon 9reubsn, Der finite Gpbn
bss &aiTers 8it9elm. in ben aampfen
an Der 0itliden 5ront bon @ranats
1plittern lei6t am &opfe unb am
Sberi6enfel Dertpunbet tporben.
prins Sstar purbe f9on etnmal
I'm Septem6er 1914 bei 9irtpn, BEL
glen, Oernunoet. gr mar lange 3eit
trant uno iol audi an elmer Sersz
dffettton selittsn babeu. Gr tebrte i'm
gaoOember 1914 ing 5slo 5uriid unO
er entging i'm folsen0en Ronat pd6r
renb Der Sdmpfe in pOlen nit tnapper
gtot6 Der Sefansennabme.
s mport BON 2urusartttefn
foil per6oten perben.
Berlin 7. 5e6ruor. 9as
rSageblatt' melbet. baB es aug
balbamtliGer Quele bena6ri6tigt
nurbe, odB Elm @erbot ssgen ben Sms
port bon SurusartiteIn olIer Qrt be-
poritehe.
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8einabe ~ Wsillipnen
6rieSsgefan8eae
sefinO.n ii4 in Seusi4lanS alIsin.
Die Menge bes erbeutsien arisss.
materials cine unsebeure.

Berlin, Z. Jebrtdr. 9fuf brabts
lofem Dese na9 Sappille. Die llebers
Zee Rabri9tenassntur iiinbiste om
Wontas an, buB fid, 3ur 3eit 1.429.=
I'll RriegsseIaussne in 0eutidIanb
befinbeH. Sdrin finb ni6t bic pielen
Sauienbe einsei9loFen, bic BON ben
beuti4en aruppen sefansm senpms
men unb in Seiterreif 1lnsurn 5us
riidseIafien purben, neil Der Iranss
port nad SeatIdIanb gu umitdmbIid
grfpeisR mare.
9lubsrbem iDurb.u 19,7O0 aanonsn,
TOO WiIitdrfubfmer,e unb 30OOWas
fdiuenseidiiBe ua9 Deutidlonb &c,
btadt. Darin iinb ni4t bic DisIen
aanonsn unp Raf4inensei4iiBe eins
ssihIofen, bic bon bem syeinb ssrfi0rt
ipurben, ehe iie ben 9eutI4en IN bic
2aHoe fleleH, 'uHo dub nIht oieIe1ts
gen. bic fofOrt DON ben beuifaen
9ruppsn in Sebraua ssuOmmsn tpurs
ben.
Die 3abl Der nod brau9barsn er.
obsrien Gsw.bre bsIauft if@ auf
], 100000.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
Tiibem iebr 9eftige 2lrtillerie9efebte i
Die cu(itania- Ange(egen6eit nun ood, mie es
(6eint i6rer enOgd(tiscn Gr(eOigung na6e

sena cine unb cine hdbe Maon ariesssefoasene bnbn 4 in
Deuti4ano Sbne bic bon ben DeiH sefansn gnomen.n bic
Seerreih 3urldgelafn puroen 4u purbn 49, zoo Sdaonen
na Deualanb sebrat 100000 braubars GepsAe9rOb
Waen 1ruppn Der 9sbn beien cnn Der gre SEifen
Ianbs tOnsenrt ueroen aud beFds e d boB Dsls fper
artaer Hd naa Der srie aden Gren sbah pnr-Dean
erparte inter ben nmdnu nen balOigen 4nsf au SooR
Bon benz unsebfen llnersans zines bsui4n arssias i'm aa
egat BAT man iueer nidts seo0rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-08
cebr beftise 2lrtiaerieSe'
ted5te
Jinbtn 5tDifden bem Ga gafes aanaf
unb a(rras i'm nOrbliden Grurts
reid itoit.
Dis JrdnsDisn fabreu fort, bic Stabt
Gems suiammenauidisbsn.

Berlin. 2. 1ebruar. ilsber Cons
bon. Wie bag bsuiide grobs 9aupts
quarter beri9tsi. iparen an Sonntdg
in benz 4bfdnitt apilden bem Ga
4dffte Gandl unb arras unb fiibli9
BON Der Somme, I'M it5rbliden syranf.
rsi4. alrtilIsriegsfedte Don auBsrors
beniIi&er Seftistsii I'M Ganse. Der
1eriGt lautet int 9srt ipie folst;
.3pii@en BEN Ga 8aFss aanal
unb arrds unb fiiblid Don Der Soms
me baben Mrtilleriessiedie BON aubsrs
orSentlid GROCER Seftisseit iiatisefuns
ben.
Die Stabt Gems 1T IN ben Iebten
paar 5asen bon ben Geinbsn tpieber
in beftiser Weiie bombarbirt tporben.
~Jn ben IrsOnnsn Iieben bic gran.
3Oien uuf Der alnb0be go. 300 ga
Ji[le WOrie) norS0ftlih BON Ga gba-
Iabs cine Wsine aufflisssn unS iis be-
f.bten ben babur4 Deruria4ten aras
ter. Sie ipurben aber iofort bura eis
nsn gssenansriff tuisbsr baraus Der,
trisbtn.
~O.Iili9er arisssIdauplab: Die
gSOfiticn elmer ruiiiTden Jslbpude,
am SfiIihen llfer Der Sdaia an Der
gdraHoDidi apaibopidi GiIenbabn,
bic mir in Der gadt bes 6. Ssbrnar
srobertsn. tpairbe in erfOlsreider Wei.
is ans.srifftn unb Der Geiab tpurbe
nit aniebnIiaen @srlufien suriidses
i4iassn.
.Siibpeiflih bon 8ibap fiel Elm
rufTiiaer asropIan. beHen Jiibrer ieis
n.n meg DerI0reu bate. unbef9dbist
in uniere 6dnbe.
Bonn Balian arisssf4anpIaB 1T
ni9ts Wi4tiees su meIben-