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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
Great Artillery Duel.

Paris, Mar. "a French artillery kept
up bombardment Of Germans in woods
south Of Malancourt during the night,
said today's official communique. The
German infantry failed to appear.
The rest Of the front northwest Of
Verdun was reported calm. West of the
Meusc an intermitteur bombardment
was directed against Douaumont and
Damloup The artillery firing on Woev-
re Plain was the most violent since the
fighting around Moulainville and Ep-
argos.
A she'll crater in the Argonne forest
was occupied by French after sharp
fight. Elsewhere there were no i'm
portqpt actions last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
A. G. CrOssan With Mercer
Not Badly Hurt, Being
Thrown Clear Of Car
BUT IT STRUCK MERCER
CRUSHING HIS SKULL
Accident Happened This
Morning As They We're
Going to McMinnviIle

~,
AAoyo D. mercer an emPloye OF the
Oregon Hop Growers association, re.
siding at 1890 Marion street in thi.
citv wos irston+I,, l,iuod - o.oo a.;
~ o''V ''if
morning "hen ms car turned turtle on
the McMimville road about four miles
on this side of McNIinnville. Mercer
and A G. Crossman also a, amnlov,
20 a. ,,.... '''' P-Vy
VI 'ne "SSoclutloH' were go'uS l" Mc'
MlnnVille on business and were travcl-
ing along the maeadam road AZ a mod.
crate rate of sncad vbor tbo Ice h,na
'ro0 0" '"e " ''''u
9,'o u '"e va' S'Pr '''t' tne "''h
along the side y IN raaoo Mercer,
who was driving attempted To- Ilrh
the car back ,nto tl.e rond ,y.ibu.t
slackening his speaJ ana his trrr va.
too abru1t for the slipperv condition
of the road
Suddenly tbe car turned over on its
ton, tossing both of the occupants clear
of the machine. The car continued
roll and righted itself standing an its
wheels ready TO run and directly over
Mr.. Crossan, who escapcd with n dis.
located thumb and a few minor {, rafcb.
es. As soon as Mr.. Crossap could ,rawl
out from under the machine no inndo bis
way to where Mr. Mercer lay whom he
found already dead. Mereeris lead br
been crushed like an egg shell and If is
not known what part of the cnr hit him
though it is probable that the back Of
the seat struck his head as il Inv on
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
Paris Exchange SIumps
Berlin Rises, Market Dull

New York, Mar. q The New Iorl,
Evening Suns financial review today
said:
The only feature that attracted more
Than passing attention was the further
sharp decline Of exchange on Paris co
incident with firmer Berlin rates The
decline reached the mark Of sos francs
to the dollar against normal figr,
Of BIS is. This is the lowest since
September.
There was no explanation, but the
event recalled rumors Of France desir.
ing to negotiate another loan or GET
further credit from America. While
enjoying as high credit rs EnglanG
France is at disadvantage thrln3h noi
having large available suppl Of our
securities.
Berlin exchange went to ~ ll-lG
cents for four marks as against Wed.
nesday low record of II l-S
War stocks and specialtieg dayeloped
a rcactionary tendeneg Central Pacific
New York Central, Southern Pacific
and Union Pacific were strong featn-eB
in the forenoon interval but the market
was narrow and attracted littla atteu.
ton from the outside buying, possibly
because foreign selling developed up
on every recent turn upward.
steel was inactive. Lackawanna
steel broke sharply on the directors
failure to act with regard to dividends.
The activity diminished in the after
noon. This was attributed to confusing
and unfavorable reports from Mexico
American zinc reacted on the announce
ment Of the company's purpose Of issl.
ing new preferred stock for so per cent
dividend common.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24

Berlin, Mar 24.-Advaneing to force
evacuation Of French positions north
west Of Verdun, Germans captured two
more trenches in the Haucourt region, it
was officially announced today.
Violent Russian attacks all day yes
terday and during the night, southeast
of Riga, near Dvinsk were broken
down by German fire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
French Position Provarions.

London, Mar 24--Germans have re-
sumed their attacks northwest Of Yer
dun according to pahis dispatches to
day the Teutons started hurting shells
at French trenches south Of Malan-
court and Dead Mans hill French guns
replied.
Paris believes the decisive action in
that section has begun. Germans are
battering the French in Avoeourt wood.
The crown prince has sunccoeded in
bending the French front until it forms
o dangerous loop. Berlin messages as
serted the French position was precar-
ious.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
Waite COnfeSseS and
Expects to be Executed

New York, March 2l.-Dr Arthur
Warren Waite, suspected Of killing hi
wealthy father.in-law, John b. Peek, Of
Grand Rapids, told District Attorney
Swami this afternoon that Peck was
lonely after the death Of his wife and
asked Waite TO buy him poison.
Waite denied, however, that he haG
administered the poison personally.
~ expected TO 60 to the electric
chair as the result Of this situation, +" he
said, "and that NOBODY will believe
my story, can't prove it and ain
sorry that aid moi 'ie.
This indicates that the opiite he
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
4 = 4 4 4 y !. * 4 x y & sk

New York, Mar. 24-Dr. Arthur War
rem Waite suspected of poisoning John
f. Peek, of Grand Rapids. Mich, his
aIut..i raIuer,InIIaw' Law Wlli De moved from his
| PolaIl"i aIi riverside Wv ,S Drive apartments to
ven III 'ne lomos today'
Guards who wotche5 by his bedside
during the night, while he was too i'll to
be jailed declared thai h. was slowly
recovering from the effects Of an OPT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
BROKE MILK RECORD

Woodlnd, CAL, Mar. 2i.--lf Tilly AL.
eartra. a member of the Holstein fam.
ily Of the A. W. Morris stock farm, near
here, were possessed Of human intellect
she would probably be afflicted today
with a swelled head. ~
Tilly. it was announced today broke
a world s milk record. During the past
two years she has yielded 6O,278 pounds
of milk from which 2,379.47 pounds Of
butter were produced. This is new
two year record. Tilly also holds tne
one record.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24

swallowed was taken with the intention
Of ending his life,
When Waite purchased The arscric,
he explained to the druggist that he
wanted il FOR disturjug cat
"I gave tho poison TO l,ck in tLe
original package, be said.
District Attorney Swami expressed
the opinion that Waitas s;atriaent Is
tantamount TO q confession Of first dc.
gree murder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
Cantu Stands by carranza.

San Diego Cal, Mar. Ex-Governor
Cantu, Of Lower California, today tele.
graphed the local Mexican consul deny.
ing reports that he (Cantu) would es.
tablish an independent territory in
Lower California in case of trouble be.
tween the United States and Mexico.
Cantu affirmed that he would remain
loyal to Carranza.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
Wirelegs statinn Nnt ont.

San Antonio, Texas, Mar. 24.-Twen.
ty.fiye small stations near here have
been dhmanted by the government to.
day. If amateur operators interfere
with General Pershing's wireless com
munications, the orders are to immedi.
ately dismonte the offending equip
mpnts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
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ENGLAND REFUSES

Washington, Mar. "a. The nj
lies joint reply to the state de-
partment's proposal that mer-
chantmen be disarmed was re-
ceived today. 1t is understood
on the highest authority that
the proposition was not accept
ed. The reply, it is said, states
that the present situation aGl
conditions of naval warfare
would not warrant the sub.
lection Of peaceful trading ves-
sells to the risks which might
follow disarmament.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
Herrera Still on job.

Washington, Mar. 24.-General Luis
Herrera is still military commander of
Chihuahua City. lie is not heading
revolt against Carranza, according to
state department messages from Consul
Latcher today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
Odds and Ends Of
Mexican Affairs

Douglas, Ariz., Mar. 24.--All was
quiet in Douglas and Aqua Prieta today
following reports that 1000 de facto
troops were en- route to the town from
the south. These forces failed to ap.
pear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
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GERMANS DIG AGAIN

Berlin, Mar. 24.-subscrip-
tions totaling more than 81
000,0O0,000 have been made to
the fourth German war loan,
which is a great success. Fin
aneial Secretary Won Hefferich
told the reichstag today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
= !: = = y X y = = = y y 4
HALF OF VOTERS
REGISTERED

x About one-half of the voters
x of Marion county have register.
= ed for the primaries and only 81
s;more days remain to place their
4; names on the books before April
x 1S Up to March is a total of
i; 1888 had registered in this
!; county of which SILL were
I; males and 3,OO2 were females.
x During the last week $50 males
:; and 479 females or a total of
x LOGS had registered which is
4; about the largest weeks busi.
!; ness siuce the books have been
X opened NAn Unprecedented rash
ssis expected during the last few
x days at the county CLERK Of
x flee and those who wait tHtil
x the eleventh hour are undoubt-
:; edly due for long wait ia l:ne
<; before the registration clerks.
!: X x 4 x x !; X Z x i; * x x
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
DR.. WAITE ARRESTED
ON MURDER CHARGE
Suspected Of Poisoning His
Father-n-Law and Mrs.
Ring Who Died Tuesday
x x x x !; x x x X = y x 4 x =
x 4
4 DOCTOR ADMITS IT !,

New York, Mar. 24-District
Attorney Swami announced to-
day that Dr.. Arthur Warren
Waite admitted to detectives
guarding him that he gave
arsenic to his father-in-law.
John L. Peck, Grand Rapids
millionaire, because Peck said
he wanted to die.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24

NORTH PORTLAND POSTMASTER

Washington, Mar. 24.-President
Wilson today nominated George Z. No
kel as postmaster at North Portland.
Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
Consul Garcia to Whom Re-
port Was Sent Is Optimis-
tic and Says:
"VILLA CANNOT ESCAPE
His CAPTURE IMMINENT
Another Report Places Him
100 Miles From Where He
Is "SurrOunded'
By E. T. Uongle.
led Press staff cOrrespopdcnt.)

(l nlted Press staff cOrrespondcnt)
Ell Paso, Texas, Mar q. Francisco
Villa is reported surrounded. He may
be engaged in battle by American
forces today.
According to a message from Colonel
Bertani, Carranzistas routed Villa east
of Namiquipa, and the bandit chief wac
then enveloped by Bertani's Is troops and
the Americans under Brigadier General
John J. Pershing.
Consul Garcia made public Bertahi 3
report, stating that II was impossible
for Villa to escape the trap, and that
his capture was imminently expected.
Villa will fight to the death to avoid
capture, it is believed here. Garcia
said the bandit might try 30 escape
during the night.
In his report, Betani said Villa re-.
treated toward Ell Oso, five miles south
of Namiquipa, after a fight IN which
he lost several and killed 100 horses.
The Americans cooperating with the
Carranzistas against Villa are believed
to be either Colonel Dodd Is or General
Pershing's men who were sent south
ward from Casas Grandes in troop
trains over the Mexico Northwestern
railroad.
Went Through Train.
Jose Flores, arriving at FL Paso, de-
clared Villa boarded a railroad train
near Moctezuma and stalked through
the cars, declaring he would kill all
Americans aboard. No Americans were
found. Villa also informed the passen-
gers that General Luis Herrera had
joined him. The preponderance of opin-
ion, however, is that Herrera is loyal
to Carranza. Arrivals from Chihuahua
City saw him Tuesday. kilograms from
Chihuahua City officials quote Herrerh
as vigorously asserting his loyalty.
Other reports was Herrera was angry
because he had been deposed as Chi.
huahua garrison commander. He was
considered anti-American and was said
to have made an aRti-Amcrieau speech
at Parral recently. Since the Iumor
of his detection Herrera is said TO have
declared Americans have no right to
enter Mexico in pursuit of Villa, bnt
that in spite of his belief on that sub
Continued on Page Nine.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24

NJ. o. Evans, state assistant leader of
county agriculturists, of the o. A. c.,
is in the city, the guest of l.. J. Chaplin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24

CONTINUED on Page Nine.) J
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
ABE MARTIN

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DaS 6(ulige J'in9en
am (in6Cn ]RGGSu(erl
8%raH5DitH luerOen meittre Sdliiten'
grabsH i'm WrldHOe bee ,piigels
304 ontriheH.

Berlin, 8. Mat, iiber 9ouoGn-
gas ariegs1mt msloete beute nod.
miiiau, oaB Die oeutiden 4ngrific
in Dem @el1noe oeS @iigels 30l nit
aroBer 8uht i~prtseiest wrroeH.
@eitere S~tellungen iinb aen 6ran.
5pien aitriiieu moroen @obl Der.
udte Der 6eino iotUo9l oteies DC.
bet ais aud Die linn ohgrnommlenen
5ieaingen III Der Roabari4Git 0e6
9biaumont g~ouernboies 5triid8ucr.
obern bod battle er In icinem Sale
Grfolg,
@aris. 9. Moi. Dos arieaS.
amt mel0ete beute nodmittag Dab
oie 9eutihen sic iranBoitideu Stcl.
luneen om Siigcl 304 nit eroBer
@nht uuo rm%auiborlid %ougreifeL
Die AHgriiie aber abaenieien iwir
ben. DC oeutiten @eifiise beiuer.
fen Die FeinoHhea 5tclllngrn nit
einem Sagel BON @cidoIieH.
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c~eifungen OeS
.ameriR. ROten Hreu5eS.

@aiDinaton, 8. @lai. Die BON
oem omerifmiideu Soften arcu5
pdAraH0 scr 10 @ionaic Oes ariegcs
iar llnteritfIeung nod europa &c.
ianotcn Brar1tarbc unO giesesga.
ben babei eiaen 8ert BON $i.05t,
1879. Gouon entialen $l92,d05 nili
5rantrcid. $2t4155 oui Serbien
$l22,02g ouf 3rutidIuno, $t1I659
uuf Gnglano, $t09,f00 ani Bel.
gicu $i10,735 auf gublapo. 800
1876 auf Ccitereidj llngurr. $2G.5i0
unf STATEN, 1880 oui DtoHtene.
arc. $t4 4s9 nui Die Iiirtci. So
39f auf gnl9nrien $t3.2li aui Die
@efangeiicn in SHonfrita nn0 III
5crbien. $309l aui 5Brien 5000
ouf Eolen mo 1925 oui Arme.
nieH.
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OeuUC6e 0er(d6w0rGr
empfin0(i6 6eltraft!

glew gorf, 9. g1ai. Ser tril6ct
nc Oentidc 2eptnart 5nr, Der idul-
Big beiunoen wuroc Elm Stomploti
9eihmie0et 5l baoeH, lin britiiHC
Sdifie IN omerifaniideu @cipdiiern
3i 5%erit0ren, lit 5u adJtio6rigcr @oTt
i'm 8linoesgefdngnis 81 atlarta Der.
urteilt mproen; ieine @litOeridmote.
men 8alter Sdol5 un0 Gaul @on.
ide erbielteH bier reip. 6mei SABRE
i6aft.
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lRorS NIB Sel6itmor6.

0cs Yioines, So., 9 Ytol = Der
'%23i1brige 6raut Mlun0B erihoB &C.
tern ieine crit 10 Sabre nlte 5rall
I'M 9auic oeren Mtiltter neil iie
nidt nit ibm 8liiammenleben moll.
te. Spdter beging Der @loroer
.ourd GrihieBen 5eIbitmor0. 5eine
flnge 5r1u bate i'm berlaiictL meIl
or arbeitsideu mar utto uerlangtc,
0aB iie i'm ernGhren iolte.
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Gunnettients grparchinr fir seSSu

gteU &aoen Com, 9. 0lai. -
Die grogreiiipca ocs 5taatcs Con.
necticut hieltcn gcitern lire Staats.
f%onpention ab. Samtlidc delegation
5ltr GationdIfonbention murocn tn.
itrulcrt. gum eriten uno gum lestet
fir Ibeoo0re GooieDelt ein5utreteu.
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cma6a'er aberfa6ren.

g4ei Dem gcriudl. iid auf einerl
@atcrnogen 81 ihmiuseH, Inn aui
oentielbea ats blinoer Saiiagier Die
i5oIrt llah Gbicaao mitSumadlen,
itlt5te Der 4tidhrigc Gbas. Barrier
Jon bier llIter Die Gaber Dec 3u
gcs mo ipltroe 10 ihper berlesi
Dab or nnd) fltr5er 3cit I'M 5oip-
tai itarb. Seiue Mittter, 5rall
Mdria Barter iuobnt Hi IorD
%. StraBc.
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Der Bnn0eS(enGt
6(ei6t ~6artndC6igl
gcir6t Saraai, bah Elm ~tebenOeS
peer Don 100000 Nlanu &c.
bilDet lBlrb.

ssai6inaton 3. @loi. Der Bun
oesieuat bot beute eimtinmig be.
ihlOiien nm feiu Soto pot ieiner
@eiceporlaqe. ons itebenoe seer oni
100000 Wlanu 5n brinaen, mo ei.
ne 6|reipiligen arnlee BON 26is
900 Nlonu 5u biloerL obanuei6cn.
Gas Saus bate IN iciucr acitrIgeu
Sislng bic Gorloec NIT alien &C.
gen 2 5timnlen nb1eirbnt.
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@nrnrrhnr fiir Gnirmrnt.

2onoon. 8. Wlai 5ir 8oger
Gniement miro jeoenfaas bereits an
Nlittpoh idon iein cries 9er9or
5n 6eiteben boben. Or miro iornea
inter Die auflage oes @odDerrats
geIteat mcr0eIi.
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gIp(O(lOn in elmer
pulOermI6(e!

9iclu gorf 8. @ai. - Sn ser glt-
los @ulDeriabrif gu Gambling, u. 81.
reianete lid beute normittag eine
iurorharc Grploiion; pier 4erioneH
tonlen Oabei INNS 2Gben lrt0 llber
f90 muroen perleBt.
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northumberland

5onIt ct. Marie. mid, Q. @ini.
Ter Gneapier 2. u. airbp gIiig belt
tt III Mintgon See NIT 20 0ionn
al 9orD inter.
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grrlnite 6rifiider aOlOnialtrngpcn.
AnitraIitr lanOrn IN aranfreidl.

Baris, 9. Ieai. Cine betrdht.
Iidle au5abI attitraliider Iruppen
lit OIL Der f~ralt5oiiidlen aititc &C.
lalt0et oieie Hnben bic britiidlen
Steaungen in K0r0frmfreid Der.
itdrft.
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.RuGiIC6e 0er(uIte
100000 JllGnn!
Neitrre @iliOnen inc 6elb aeiteltI
isOOdI btrrfht Midnsel an &af.
fen unb Sffi5iereH.

8ieL 8. @lai. iiber 2ouOon.
Gin Wlitslieo Oes oiterrrit uusori.
iden 9enernlitobs bat aiiSaerehnet,
Dob ieit Begun 0es arieaes bic mi
itihen gerluite iid) oif omnberno
100000 D1am bclauien. Sicr
Uerottentlihten StatHtiten gcundB be.
trugen bic Gerluite Der 8uiieu bis
5nm 81. Gc5entber 1915 runD b.
10000 Wann Rn5u fommm nod
Die 8erItite. iDeldDe Die ahiien in
DER gteniobrsihlddt an Der otter.
reid sunaariiden 5rout mo bel ibrer
Derrmglildten aroBen Gfieniipe &c.
geu Sinoenbnrg i'm gforOen erlit.
ten babcn; 0icie uoren %uugemein
ihper- lie woren insgcinmt dili
uber 100000 n6geiddbt.
am /. Sanuar 1916 bciano it'd
fnapp Gin Griftel oacr 81 gcgilm
oes ariescs ms 6elD eeiteateu ruff
ihen Streitfr1ite an Der 5ront. Aus
Ioffi5ieleH 9criftcn crgibt iid. Dab
nabreno oes pereangencn Sabres
100000 Monn nn0 10000 Sffi.
jierc aefollen, uno t17L000 Monn
ionic 100000 Cifi5tere oieuiumio
Dig getnddt morcn. Gie Sail Der
Don oen Geutld,cn mo Gciterreih
a.
Nigaru I'M Sabre 1915 gemahteH
@efangcren bcfrug in ruHocr 3abl
.L500000 Mann ioooB iih nie
@cinmtuerluite Der 4uiiei i'm Sabre
1915 anf 4S00O00 gtam upo et.
ma 100000 Gifijiere be5iiierten.
Sicr5n fommen nod bic 8erIuite,
melde Die Ruiien I'M Sabre 1914
aui5mpeiien bobeu. am 6. Snnuor
1915 CAB Der Barrier aDlatin" 5u,
onB iih Oie ruiiiidlen 8erluite bis
gum 81. Ge8ember 1914 int Gan.
sen alf 100000 Monnidaftcn IL.
Efii5iere beliefen.
Seit Dem /. sSouuar 1915 BAT Der
rniiiihc @eneralitub uttgeidbr mel.
tcre 8 9tillionen 9iann auf bic Bel.
ne ecbrnht, uno ali s3obl lit beltte
Die rltiiiihe glrmee ioit ebenio tart,
ais ST geginn oea arieges, obcr an.
@ciehtsitdrfc bat oieiclhe poile go.
9ro5ent einge6ilbt, oenn es mangelt
oerielben inn bod1iten lloBe an 4lls
ruituna mo tor alien 8iuqen an
tiidtieei Cffi3ieren. Sn Der Eat.
lit bic 3nht Der frieasgcilbten 0ffi
5ierc pcrihminbeuo fleln. aae in
bic 6cuerlinic agihiftm Irappen
iino nenia ooer garfift geOriat uHo
ihlcdt bcuoffnet. Miit jcoen ncueu
mo jcoer ncuen S9Iaf)t lit
Der Gfii5iersnargcI ins guge iprilt
geuD, 6em nIht rur 9ataillone
ia iogar gon5c gieeinenter, mer0en
non llnfcrnff3ieren mo b%lutiilngen
Seutltants peld)e gar feline milit1ri.
ifc Gria9rung Babert. befebligt. Sob
es untcr oicien lluitduoen bel ben
Gffcuitoen 81 aatoitropben
fomnlen muB, if fIar.
Scrlnite 6ritiider aOlOnialtrngpen.
2onooL 8. aRai. Sad eiltem
peroiintlidtcn geridlt iino lett Dem
8eginn oes arieges 37,047 Wiann
brltiider anlDnialtrrppen in @eion.
oenidjait gefaaett. Gnopn iinO 20,
800 In 0elttfden 9,769 in tiirfiiden,
449 in bulgariiden uno 2 in otter.
reihmgariihen 6anoen. (Gieie.
3oblen iino ofien6nr 81 nicOrig,
0enn bic BON 0en Iiirten in alltsel
amdra gefangen genommenen 49,.
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Wtarftberi9te.

HiuoDieb -3ufubr $500.
aecf Sfiere. Wiorft ldnaidm
ihpere; 10 nleoriger; leidte ieit.
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@idman. Gem ON 8rettng bier
ans Cmoha einaetroffeneu neuen
SeeIioracr Der Qresbpfer @emein.
Be. 4oitor SuItus Sfmort. ipurDe
bon ben granddaughter Gin
ber5lidjer empfang bereitet. Aben6s
fdnA Gin gemltlidjes 3nidmmenieal
taft.
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5reitag nadt IL Der 4poihefe pen
Amberii eiugaHg mo ltabl 1dlmid
laden i'll 8erie BON $500, iaUie S3
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@ufe bis bette 11brlinge 900
80.
Gorn gefitttprte 8ecpes.
Sicnlih cute dig CUTE $50
go.
giittdmdbi9e s.5O-s.s0.
@eno6nIiGe 7.75-S5 so.
aiihe Olarft ieit
gliic Gig beite aii1e 6.50-1.25
}ieinfid1 eiltp 500-6.5a.
Sellers. Niartt felt.
@ntc bis beite @eiiers LOO
$50.
3iemlid gutc $500.
Stodcrs mo 5eeeers Mlarft
laugiam.
@ata 6is bette 6eeOers, So
$50.
NfiHetndBisp go $40.
t9elpobHfsae 675 lG0.
etod ait5e $50 10.
Stod Sellers 7.25 SIS.
Stod aalber 500 $40.
s'cai adlbeF 7.00-900.
guas, Stoas 6.00-s.00.
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mitr0e Auguit 9lpers IN ieiner @oB.
nuItg, 1911 9tnrD 10. StroBe, bonn
ToOe credit. Ger yerltorbene lpltr.
be In 8iugen ant Rbein geboren
uno faln inI 4lter bofi IA 5aBren
bon GclitidIano nod Gubudne ga.
8or nahe5u 40 ssdbren lieB er iih
In Omaha nieber, mo er Gin @ar.
.oeroben- @eihGft groffnete. bon mel.
dem 1t ftfl nor ungefdhr 5ebn Sab
.rcn 5~itriif5og. or binterlabt 3ipolf
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rahmitto9 5pei ll5r inter GROCER
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att oeut 9lcdidiit &ia Jr.eobof
itatt.
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dlartt iet.
N0dpter 9fcis 800.
@dlpeiHe 3llTilhr 400; Marft Ct
mns b6ber. SdlluB idpnd.
tseidorene Samiuer 1000.
~ hober.
fodifer 9fels 9.95.
1nrhifnittspreIs 9.65-9.s5.
SAafc- 3uiubr 1000: gaorft itnrf.
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Soldier 4srets $50.
ieit, itarf.
nod6ter 4rcis $50.
Sdmeine -3utuAr S.400, Morft
itnrf, 8 hober.
1ilrhihnitisprcis g.65-9.S5
10 bobeF.
@haie- 3ufubr 2,T0Ot Ilartt tart:
sautnler 11.75.