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The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-23
Many Trout Die In
Irrigation bitches

Tests of various devices to pre-
vent fish from entering irrigation
bitches are to be made by fores-
try officials. who say that thous-
ands of trout placed in western
streams by the government are
killed by being washed out on the
fields. There are no less than
1900 irrigation projects in or near
the national forests, and in many
places the loss of trout is very
heavy. The amount of water used
in irrigation, it is said, often de-
termines the advisa bility of arti-
ficially stocking the streams.
The government annually plants
millions of fish fry in the streams
of the national forests. Last year
over 100, 900 were planted in
Colorado and Wyoming alone.
Where much Of the water is used
for irrigation, unless the bitches
are screened, the trout enter them
and are washed out ON to the fields.
While fish are said to make good
fertilizer, officials think that trout
are too expensive to be used for
that purpose.
Most of the western states have
laws that the bitches be screened, ,
but they are seldom enforced.
The farmers are said to dislike the
screens, because they collect drift
wood and trash which prevents
the free flow of water.
A number of devices for screen
ing bitches are in use, and while
two or three have been found to be
fairly effective most of them are
said to be unsatisfactory. 1t is
asserted that this subject presents
an excellent opportunity for in
ventors, since successful screen
will be sure to be widely used.
Under present conditions officials
are slow to recommend the placing
CT trout in the streams where they
are apt to be led off into the irri-
cation bitches.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-23
Popular Young Man
Dies In Denver

NC uldIIy lIleIluS anu dSSCCidlcS
of John Schmidt were surprised
and shocked to learn of his sudden
death, which occurred at St. An
thony hospital in Denver, Monday
morning, June 10Th.
Johnny Schmidt, as he was
known TO all his associates, was
born in Central City "a years ago,
and removed to ellison gulch with
his parents when very young
boy. Left an orphan when about
seven years of age. he soon learned
to be self-supporting and to make
his own way in the world, and
guided by the good advice and aid
of his relatives and other friends
he soon proved equal to the task.
He spent about four years on a
ranch near Golden and year in
that city. Returning to Idaho
Springs he entered the mines and
became one of the proficient min
ers of the district. About one
year ago he went to Homestead,
Oregon, and was employed in one
of the big mines there, but returned
to this city six weeks ago for a few
weeks rest and visit with rela-
'tives and friends.
Last week he began to feel slight
ly indisposed, but his illness was
not thought to be of serious ma
ture until Friday, when DR.. Atche-
son was called and advised that he
be taken to the lower altitude. On
Saturday he was removed to the
hospital where everything possible
was done for him but of no avail.
By his death this community has
lost one of its most popular, hon.
est and upright young citizens who
was held in the highest esteem and
admiration by all with whom he be-
came associated. He leaves to
mourn his death two sisters, Mrs.
A. G. NiPko of this city and Mrs.
H. w. Robinson of Golden, and
one aunt. Mrs. Martin Miller also
of Golden, together with legion
of sincere friends.
The remains were brought to
this city Tuesday evening and the
funeral services were held at st.
Paul's church Thursday afternoon
at two O'Clock, Rev. Father McCabe
officiating.
The pail bearers were Albert
Dumont, Homer Dumont, Whitney
Mcdonald, Christian Stangier Jr.,
Willard Lyons and Herman Paul
Interment was made in the Idaho
Springs cemetery.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-23
IDAHO SPRINGS COLO, FRIDAY JUNE %. 1916
NaylOr Lake Open
For Good FiShina

The ice is almost entirely gone
from Naylor lake and the popular
resort is again open to the general
public.
H. E. Crist has been reelected
president of the Naylor Lake fish
ing association, and George A.
C'Dad") Shaque is again custo-
dian, Those who visit Naylor
lake are assured the same courte-
Gus treatment they received last
year.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-23
Chicken Dinner

Eat your Sunday chicken dinner
at the Antlers. Ice cream will be
served with chicken dinner. Price
4Oc.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-23
Slipped Into the Greek

Tuesday morning the cook at
the Cliff house in emptying ashes
in Clear Greek ventured too near
the edge of the creek bank, which,
giving way, recipitated her. into
the icy water. After foundering
around for short time she man.
aged to reach the shore safely but
the bath was exceedingly chilly.
Golf clubs, balls and supplies at
: ohnson's.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-23

Special Magazine Offer
During the month of June only,
we can offer Hearst's magazine for
balance of 1916 for SOC.
..-" E. j. DEIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
Sr. 6OarIcs ". 9laia alS rcpnblifG.
niiaer Gunarch.GanSibat.

Sr. Charles u. Nloin, Der rcpubli.
touiihe Gouoioot fir Sen 3. @ongreB.
Giitrift, wwoe in ser 9idbe BON
9rooood Scie6tS, 6reoerid-Gonutu.
ols Sobn oeutiber Glterl oe6orcu.
Seine Nlutter, cine geb. Go6Ieus, eut.
itonmte ciner Ger criteu 6omilien
BON Goblen5, GeutidlunO. Seine
@roBnuttter ollf p1terlid)erSei cite mdr
Gin 6rl. Braun Die Srdee iciner
9l6ltomuulng wiiroc bon oentiGcr
Seite elmer llnteriuhlulg unterSo.
een, ols &r.W}am Gin Nlitglieo ser
Sc9islahr por
@r N}oin 6etrot Ole politiiGeSolti-
bobn Dor beinobe Is So6ren nit dlo.
rofteriitiher gncrgie mO @iier. Sci-
inc 6obiafeit arf oieiem @ebiete MIR,
DC bon oeu politiideu 6ii1reru amer.
fannt. lno er wurOe I'M Sabre 1912
5um Grefutipe ser A. NorO cruount,
SHi @erbit oeiieI6en Scores uuroe sr
sum Dlitglico ser StooiS @eiebae.
6ung crm06lt mo tiillte ieip 9lnt in
beueiOenSmert6er9ciic ans. Ger9'or.
liber oeS repu6Iifoniiden Staots-So.
pite'S 6otte uube9reu5teS &ertroueI
in ieiue llrtbeilSi66iefeit mO 6olte
DIT iciueu &otb in luidtisen 6raeen
eip. Die @orteifii6rer iebcn i'm als
cinen Mom an Ser, menn.er Die 05c.
legeu6eif erbdlt, Iid inn @ongreB 6e'
nlerf6ar maiden miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
aLmeriIancr upn gOlcrifanrrn aetaOIcl

y VI y Wn , Y o. ]. yl0Deln0rr lOin
81 Roio). Gr 3iiber, cin omcri,
taniid)er 9lr5t Der III Sonto Hoialia
wobnte, lpurOc BON gSiIla.9nnOiicu
inter @eherol 8ouoeIio Tribe ee.
tootct Iaut elmer 9lnqobc. sic BON
einem mcrifauiideu Sliic6tling, ser
beutc aus Santa Goiolia bier cin.
traf, gemndt wllroe. Gr. 6ilber mar
elmer Der luenigen 9lmerifoner, DER
ii6 ylr 3eil Scr @innubme Der 5taot
ourh ole &iaa 9anoiten in Santa
Goiolia onibielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
We6eu mad, g(raIIieu.

SSn Der eriten lptberiicben Stride
an ser @fe bon Sremont.9loenue
mo Sonpole. StrdBc finoet nm nod.
item 0icnitue sic Srouuug oes Or.
&out sS. @orriion nit SRI. Geeino
Robbe itott. SRI. Siabbe 1T ole al.
teite Sohter BON Srn. Gonroo s.
9iabbe unO 5ron bon Gatonspile
mo erfreut fih eeruoe mie ibre @tilt.
ter elmer boben ntuiifaliihen 9eea.
buns. Sr. &1bbe lit ser 3oiiirer Ger
e9rooOmop Spnrbdif" Ser 9r1lt,
tigom itormnt aus Scriner, gtebroS.
ia, NOR nber lhon fiinf Sabre lana
in 8nrrein, glra6ien. 100 er einem
groBen @oipitnl ooritebt. gtot Ger
firhlihen 6eier an Gieuiios finoet
Elm CROKER Gmpidns itott Gas 9Soor
miro Ntitte 9ioocmber Baltimore Der.
loNen mO Oie Seiie noD 9tr6bicn on.
trctcn 100 Or. Norriion ieinc Stcl.
lung pieoer aufnebmen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
4ferD uuM arafhuaacn nmacrannt

yS6breno Der in 9lr 1928 EetnWl.
oonio-9lpenue pobnboite &. ". %Gitt
ieinen ehiipdnuigei @doen in ser
@}prtle.9lpUe., in iiiOlider 91ihhmg
flbr ino oie 5ronflim,StroBe freu5.
te. rmnte ein 9aitouto IN raleuoenl
6empO in 0itliber 9lidltuna oilrdj 0ie
SrontlinsStroBe, iubr qeaen oaS
%ierO uuO trof eS 10 beftig, eoB ooS
Sbicr ST. 8ooen iielmO idrere &ey.
lceuugeu oaOontrug. GoS 9SierOeQe-
idirr ionic Ole Geibiel mrr0en ara
6ciAGoiqt. Scr Center OcS Saltmr
les meldcs SaS GiaentOnnt Ser
@iuiua Gontroctin0 50. it, 6ielt
ubt an iouNcrt inbr SHINE iNg picl
6lI tiiumeru Oopop
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
(SualiIdI fiir SlnfSnaer.

Dit Nloutog glbcnO bceinnt oer
gbeuo.llnterriht in ser Shule slr.
AZ an Der 9ant StraBe umO 9rooos
luop. &oriteber Sr. .. 6. Sdonrih.
IS miro llnterridt IN 9e5n9 ouI sic
Grlunglne oes @iireerredtS ertbeilt,
mic oies pon Der 9unocsregicrluis
borgei6Ioeeu 1T. @eiouoere 2ebrer
iuO bier5ii oneeitelt. 9teue aloiien
sur grlernung Der engliiben Spra.
DE iiir Stnfdnecr iino e6erfoas Elm.
gerirhtet uno erbolten in Baltimore
onloiiige ShuIer frete 9ilter eelic.
fert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
g9citrrc stabte aenpmmen.

81 %oio, A. Nooem6er. ~ Ge.
gierlngS.9 .9lgenteu erbielten bier, mic
non ounimnt aus SuperI6liecr
Nie0e ole gladridt, ooh Silo.
@}onni6oiten Oie StGote Sonto Nio-
iolio %orrol unO Silnenc6 genom.
men 6o6en ober es 1T nibt bcfonnt,
Oh oieie St6ote noh Ger @imobnc
our6 Gilla eebnltcn murOen. glne.
rifoniiHe 9ereleute crbieltcn eIcicb.
iuDs 8ilidbli3e gIo6ri6ten lnter Dem
6eutigen Cage, OoB Yorrol om leb
ten GienItae eenonlmen purOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

Ten. 9 peitere Staoten nit - Siins
men pabrideinlib oenofrotiid) itim.
men ruiirOen lmO 3 meitere nit 10
Stimmen 5peifeIboft mdren.
Serr SSiIcor gob feline eimel6ei.
ten iiber Oos &ciuItot in Ocn ucridic.
ocncn Stooten bcfonnt.
Serr McGormid rednet ielt All Oic
iolgcnOen Staateu nit Oen folgcnoen
@lcttorolitimmen:
9llabana IL, 9tri5ono 3, 9lrfonlos
8, Colorado 6, Connecticut Z, GeIa.
mare 3, 6Iorioo 6, Georgia 1 4, Sui.
noiS 30, luoiQno 10, 9cntldu 10,
9ouiiiana 10. 9lorDlauO s, @}iiiiiiip.
pi 10, @iilonri is, Montana 4, 9le.
brosfa s, giena0a 3, gtem- SSeriep IA,
)}cm.Yorf As, 9loro.Gurolina IL,
0bio "a, Oflo6oma 10, Sii0.Goro.
limo O. Geuneiice -, EcroS 20. &ir-
aiiien 70, @oi6iugton T. SScit @ir.
ainien s, @iScouiin 10 5uiomnen
364. Gie 8 Staoten, Oie mobridein-
lid republifanii6 itiumcu meroen
iin0 nah Serrn @lc@ormid'S 9mii1t:
Galiiornien IS, Soabo 4, GanioS TO-,
9iew.Nierieo 3, Oregon 3, SHO.0o.
foto 5, 9toro .0afota 5, llta6 4, g9po.
nina 3 ~ 8nianunen 90.
0ic 3pctfcl6aiten Stooieu in1O:
@idieon 10, @liuneiota 70, @ioiio.
duietts is 5uionumen 40 Slim.
men. GieS last 6 Stonten iibrig. sic,
mie Serr NicGormid iuot, republifa.
niib ousie6cn: Soma 10. @lainc 6,
Eeuni0lponicn SO. 9Iclu- Sonpi6ire
{, &crmort !, 8booe Sslan6 ., oocr
N @on5eu 20 Stimmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
glitt Oem NaterIana mS Sud ieI6f.


IS gi6t 3fpei gsege, mie mir Dem
often &dterlouoe in oieien icbwereg
3eiten 6elieu tounen. Graeus Ourdl
9lnfoai BON &riegsonlei6en, ioooB
nnier @eIo oireft Der oeuticbcn 9ieaie.
RING pflieBt iooann a6er, inocil
mir unieren oeuticben @riOern bic
ousldnOiiden @crtbpopierc abtan.
fen Oaniit lie aus Dem Grloic c6en.
foIS &riegSanleibe fdiIieu fonueH
mo 70 Oo5u 6eitrageit OoB Geutid.
lano cen arieg 6olo iieareid 3u Gn-
oe fiibreit fann Gas befannte 9ant-
bous zimmerman 4 ;Sori6ap. CIR.
8 Ii. II NoQ Street 9tem. Yorf, 0as
ouf Oieie @ciie ser olten &eiinatb
idou oiele @Rillionen 5useiii6rt Bot
gibt Jest cine ueue eiilJigdrtiee @eIe.
eenbeit ooIu, Der alien Seimotb 5ii
belien, ituo onbei gleicb3eitis ielbit ci.
ne ii6erauS geruiunbriilgenoc 9lnldae
81 moHen. 3immermanu & 6oriAoD
6ieten nomlib auBer Der iiiniten
oeiltiden ariegsanleibc nod ar9enti-
niihe, iponiicbe mo dineliide Neoie-
rungS @ouoS. ioiuie eritfIoiiiae
omcrifoniide 9abmbert6e, tple Bal
tirnore Ohio, &euniplpouio II, /. No..
an uelhe Die Better IN GeutihIono
bis 81 10 @unften inter Sem bieiigca
9orienpreiie perfouien Bel Cana.
Dian Bociiic glfticn fomnen 0a5n
nod 221a Gro5ent aniaelolrene 81.
ui0cuoen, iooaB ser 8roiit Gin ii6ers
aiS 0roBer iii 90 Dat Der adnIcr
eclpaltigcn @emim uuo iiberoics Die
Wenuet6ume, ooB iein @elO Ser al.
ten Seingot6 5ntIieBt mo ibr in Scr
ihmeren arie9s5eit 0illie brinpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
@6Mia alan6t ugrcmcn0 ucrlprcn.

9tem 2oH0on, Conn, 4 go.
UcInbcr. II GopitGn S6nie BON Sem
llnteriec 6rohtidiff n9cltialono~
crflGrte beute 9lbeno, Dob sic Der
loOuna oeS Sorgos bon ro9cm Gltm
mi unO gddel fir Oic 9liidreiic oeS
llnteriee. S@iffcs om @lontog Begin
nen peroc.
aopitGn Sonis icDeuft fcincn
@lmi6en oen forhuGbrcnOen @crild.
tcn OaB Oos lett longer Set idliee
llnteriees 5rodtibiff Bremen IN
Iep.SonOon eintreffen miro. n0ie
Bremen lit Derloren" iogte er.
Groeoem @ommonOont goteS
StirIine BON Der llnteriee6oot-9oiis
in gtbreoe itellte, odB 9efe6le crt6cilt
wnroep Oie orei aieiIen @ren5e gi
potrouilliren be6oupteten iid 5eute
9lbenO @eriidte, ooB Dies BON omc.
rifonii6en lltterieebooten gcldebc.
Bon Deri1ieOCncn oieier 6obr5ergc.
Die iid5 in Den GuBeren @euGiiern be-
iouoen, febrteu 3Wei beute 9l6eno 5u
rid, eutS ioG ongcblid ipdter nod
Bolton obeciobren icin. Cic iibri.
gen ioaen iid, ioie beridtet miro,
nod INNER bel glod Sslduo aui6ol-
ten.
Gin @ottssOieuit fir Oie 0iam.
i6oit Der .GeitlGlan0" miro mon.
gen aui Dem r9}oroOeuti1eu 2lopo"s
Nonpicr y@ilebenb4 n6grbolten,
welHer DER Maulihoft mGbreno oeS
9hlicnbaItS scr gGcutidlono" i'm
0oien els Quarticrihiii 0ielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
aone. aoluion 50.

E6omoS aone, Gomion, $50.
@olporo &cnnge, Baltimore. $40.
$. s. Sorolep. ,SreOerid, s..
GRoroS Sorlpib, Baltimore, s..
Touio IipoS. Baltimore So.
9luauit NiattiS. Baltimore, S..
$. s. EoOenport. Baltimore. So.
GaoiO " 9telttter, Baltimore, $40.
Scnrp ". Sing. Baltimore. So.
9llguit ASolther. Baltimore So.
Scott 2enlcD, Baltimore. SIS.
SSllius SotpfinS, Baltimore, $40.
Nturrop Gouo6o, Baltimore, So.
George z @urIctt, Baltimore. 50.
SelpiS S. GiSncp, Baltimore $25.
SoIcpb $. SoneS Baltimore, 50.
Grneit Hobmau, Baltimore, So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
G6anfisnr.e eiesnscn cntsOaen.

giem @erionen giugcn ibrer Gbouf.
icur.2iccn5 gon6 ooer tbeiIueiic
perloren. Sn DER perfloHcnen
gSobe mirocn $315 ar Strof.
sel0crn cinee8oscn. pic @le9r.
5o1I Der 2icen8 Gut5ic6unsen CT.
iolge mcgcn SiibrenS cineS 9luios
in trnnfenenr 3uitanoc.
Die DerfloiIene SSodc 8ciet nie-
ocrum ooB ser slutomobil- Commit.
ior gIuitin 9nugDmm wcuie 5eOcr.
Icicu nit llebertretern ser glutoiuo.
bit&ori6riftcn moht. @iit 9lblouf
DER @ohc mlroen $345 fir Stro.
fen cin9e5oeen mo neun 2icen5en
wioerrufen. glm i6meritcn murOen
&erionen beitroft, melhe ibre aroit-
poeen unter Dem @iniluB berouihen.
DER @etrdnte geleuft botten ooer
riidiihtslos hibren. Ole @bolffelr-
2icend oes u. 2. Erooer aus Calls
burn. no. miroe cnt5ogen neil or
iemen aroftmoeen inter oem Sin
iluB bcrauihen0er 9jctr1nfe Iteuerte.
9mS ocnIielben @rlmoe muroe foleen.
oen 9erionen Ole Siceu3 eut5ogen:
{. GooiO S8ooo aus @isgo9, Wlo.
Dopio &ileD bon g{r. 1916, @orf.
9lpemle; gS. 6. 9tcmnon BON gtr.
62l, &nc Strobe; GborleS sc. Sen.
oridion aus Cumberland, Nlo.;
Gn9enc &. Gcrnan BON Darlington,
NO. iiir ole 0ouer bon 30 Eaeen;
s. 9, Street, in OeD st. 9SoulS
Apartments" Wobn6nft. 2omrence
S. Senfins bon Or. 5t6, ct. @oul.
StroBC, muroe Ole 9icen5 oitf aebn
Eo9e ent5ogeu oo er riidii6tslos
fuBr glomou 6. S9lc ging iehicr
@baufieur'@icenS perluItie, pelbcr
oieieIbe ourd einen @1einei0 erbolten
botte, "a CT oneob. 81 Sobrc oIt 5u
icin. 6erner iplrOc DER iimoe MIonn
bis 81 ieinem 81. 2e6ensiobre Der
NlorvIono SdntIe iiir &noben iiber.
wicien megen imontoriiirten @es
brolhs eines @iotorfubrperfes.
ylo6aenonnte @erionen mrr0cn Su
oen aneefiibrten @eloitrofen Ocrur.
tbeilt:
Gliic @oil Baltimore, So.
Charles &opiter, Baltimore. 81.
Somell y. 9ranino, Baltimore,
$40.
y. ". gfoleSmort6 Baltimore, So.
Sohn 9onlon, Baltimore, $25,
Sorrv a. 9oetier, Baltimore, $40.
9arrp Sarlon Baltimore, ST.
@iI95 Df Gone9on Baltimore,
$40.
SiliS @. 9ololcp Baltimore, So.
Srof. Sopell. Baltimore, $40.
@arrp @reen Baltimore, $40
W .. Erooer, Solis6nr1. $25
Y. $. Gorieu SDorps6ura. $25.
Com. 9tduiet6er 9oonS6oro. $25.
sllfb. ao6ler, Baltimore 81.
%ihorO SenionS. Cumberland 81
Srma Q. 6 aiaot Gnm6crlmO,
$40.
S. O. Snullboter SrcOernI IS.
y, G 9lcwmon Nrlm9trn AlO..
$35.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
gnitidiiier egfer ieines Nernia.

Gan Ciego, Sal, A. 9lop.
Soc bouquet, Elm 9uitidifier. itiirSie
1eute glo6mittog bel ieiner 1Sobrt
ii6cr oen stusitellingspIoe ru6 muroc
get6Otet. @s iuor Der Ieste 8ug Ici.
neS engagements, fiir sic 9h&Iicl.
hing 81 iliegcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

itolieui6en SfienIiDc boben oie
Nclterreidcr na6 elmer Depelcbe aus
Hom on 0ie n0robtIoie @reiie" 39,s
600 03onn UerIoren. 3ic @crIulte
ocrtbcilten iib onsebIi6, mic foIst:
@ct0otct 10000 @onn, Oermunoct
10000 mO eciongcn ecnommcn
5000 @1onn.
Sdones g9ctter be9iinitigt oic
SfieniiOe Der StoIicner, weI6e ec.
itcrn iiber Gin iueiter ousgeoc6ntcs
9lreol forteciett wuroe lmo eiuell
nod beftigcren Gborofter trug ais
uu Gage porber.
9ie 9cpcihe iogt. oaB scr otter,
rei6iide General 9oroeDi9 @erItGr
fun9en DerIanet Bat, uodocm CT S;d
ge5wungen geleben bat, 0rci 0ipi.
iioncn 5uriid8u6ieben.
~ @efonecne iouen scioet boben
Dob oiterrei6iihe 9otoiaone iest
uidt mebr ais 600 Nlonn cntbdIten
bon oenen Ole Sdlfte aus 0en neuen
SobreGneen itonmt. IS miro eemeI.
oct, ooB Die SaiierjGger- -gteoimenter
bon Der Siroler Sront rno uneori.
ibe 9icgimenter bon Ger rumGnilt6en
6ront eingctroifen iiuo.
0ie Depeide citirt einGeleeromm
oos ou9ebli1 aus elmer oIterreibi.
iden &ueae in &om einging, imO
ooS beiogt, in g8ien bcrri6e groBe
9lufreoung be6iigli6 Der 9Io6ri6ten
Don Der itolieniiben 6ront; man
fiirbtc eruIte @ntipideluuaen.
Nh len geben @r06cn uuf.
y ScterSbur9 4. giop - Ger
oiiBiclIe 9eribt ser ruiiiiden Sec.
reSleihmg inter ocm bcutigeu Ca
tnm lontet:
49In Scr liiomeitli0eu 6ront, in
Dem &om noroIib BON S5elpoo
(@ol0Dnen) griffen ole TGltlden
nod MISUNDERSTANDING iuile.
re SteIlimGen nit elmer St6rfe bon
cincm Battalion on Ger gInoriif
lpnrOe abgewieien. S9ir no6mcn ei-
nc gIn5obl @eiongcne.
Su Der 9tohbdridoft OeS @e6ol5es
iiioli6 Der Srtidait @}i6iS6ou im6
oltIid Der Ortidoit Sipnico6oIno fin-
Oen bormodige Sample itot. gto6
elmer 1eftigen 9eihieBung nit ibpe.
rcr ArtiIIeric griif scr 5einO init ei.
ncr betrddtliden GruppenmaIie an.
llniere Sbt1eiIungen ginaen gum @e.
9enon9riiie iiber Il. tricben oenSeino
/ an peri1ieoenen @ldeen 5lriid. Gem
Seine geIang eS iroboem E6eile I'm.
lerer porgeiho6cncn @r06en ouf ser
So6c oitIid) Der 0rtit6oft 9ipnicoOoI.
no ST bciescn Gic S6lodt bait
nod an.
9Iui Dem 9leit ser 5ront fonoen
lnn slrtilIerie.GueIIe itott. @lei6.
fdllS lperoen GrfinOigllnacn Ourd
lmlere &otrouilIeu genoHt.~
Sic &oufoiu& Sample.
Yete bur0, pio 9onoon, 4.
ylooelnber - Ser 6eute gtadmittao
pom uliiiicben aricgS6ureou oisae.
aebenc oiii5ieIle geri6t iogt 6olgcn.
oes.
99olfoiua 6rort ShoIi6 Don
Sgnctt 6obcn oic GHrfcn ali ser
Si0i @uloorsNeIifon-,Sroni
Die Nifeniioe crgriiien; Iic wnrSen
ieoo@ ourm unier 6eucr 3uriidQp-
luorien lnO nob einem Io6fonIpfe
IN ole Sllldlt getrieben.
@lciA5eitig 6otcn flcinc tiirfiihe
@rnppen non 9lrtilleric mtcritiiti,
eincn 9ingriii in oerielben Weoeno.
an Ger So5oeibdf6.@ernitf, Sboni.
rnnn'aanSab 6rout. m,ernonnnen.
Nieicr &oritoB luuroe bon unieren
Ernppen 5nm StillifouO oe6rodjt."
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y er fron56fiib e gl q d.
niittoQs 9eric6t.

~ - u v = < w /.
SoriS, 4. gioDcm6er. ~ 9lod
ocr belitieen offi5ieaen @Iittbeinmg
oeS tron6oiiihen arieeSbureouS go6
6 III Der lesten 9la1t entlon9 Der
Solnme Sront lno IN Ger @cgeno
oon Sort @our lmo Sort Dououmont
l@orfcS 9lrtiuerieieucr nit llnterbre.
dunscn.
SIN lle6rigen mar es olIf ocr 9on.
dcH 6ront per6Gltui6mobig ru6ie.
Tos &cueitc Don Scr 9ri.
tenfrout.
SonooL 4. 9topembcr. Gas
prl'llhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mclNete
Vclfe gIbcnO 6oIgenoes
gSiioli6 pom glncre iii sic aItqc.
l0eulc Sodlagc pnocr1norrt ge6lie.
zen. Eie iGinoli6e 9lrtilIeric mar
leOr ottip mi 2esboeuiS mo gcecn
O'e Seltrcmont-6ornl imo Sc SorS.
%obreno 0eS Soges ba6eh mir bic
Ie'noll6e Sinie norOlidj pom So 9oi.
lee'Sonol imo in scr 9Ioh6ori6Qit
0Vn VoiS.@reiucr uu6 @leiiines be-
lpoOcn. Gic icinolibc g(rtillerie
uno SGiisenerGbcr. Nlorier inter
u'clfen Elm leb6oites Seuer noroli1
nuo llloli6 Don gpcu
. crlnit BON pier 6lug5eu.
sen 5ugc9eben.
V Vnlere Snihucbr bat acitern ieinO.
s'ue SepotS in erioIgreider @eiie
oulllooroirt Sine luierer 9Poidinen
e'ul elncn iciuolidcn gIeropldn on
nno ierltorte i'm, ipuroc ieOodb ip6.
,ef Qn9egriifeu ilnO iiel imer6ol6
Wy lclioli6en &inien 6ern6. 9luBer-
' ~Ill lnO bier mierer 5lug5ellge
plQl 5nriideefcbrt."
@ngIon6er bcor1n9t.
onoon 4. g3ouen6cr. Ger
~.''lldle Eo9cSberic6t ii6er Die @or.
SSuloe on ser SseItfrout 6ot iolac1.
oep SnboIt:
., r@1brcno scr Nutat iicI idiuercr
SS,eaen. &ir iiberiiclcn nit eriols
N.Y. o'v leInolid)cil 2inicu norooIiGdl ron
@relye).
Slnc itarfc icinO(ihr 9io.bcihmg
Srun9 IN lmiere @rd6ci ra6c Cldu.
w. olll mur0e ober ioioriepie0rr
V'nonsoeiporfcn.
Vm ieiuo(ider Ojrsenon riff oit.
,op ,' non @neiioccourt (m oeT som
NY '~~s'@op0, scr aaiicra aatNuoms
'~sl my'l lpIroc 6ottc eincn ueth1ltaih.
SGRl0 l@peren %crlnIt iIr oat
%S,lo ;,s no@ iid seloacn. IS aurSe !
Ivy; OVr 100 Eooe ee;dblt @icrjir @c
i%9cne un0 bier @oiburngc e6rc
SV'el N iniiere @9uoc
itdlieniiNe Der Mt
u . M bio 2oNo3a. 4. Rooclnber.
81. Ogrc ncnc Oiieniioe acgcn Die
0o,srreldlildlinaorilhcn 0o Srilppcn in
&orlt. ScgCho fortieBcs0, lino sic
~" S'Daencr 9c1e,u in scr &idhlne
S olllniics gsippoG onf elmer Gi.
No5 o.'5 ron mebr olS cincm ailomcter
,Y,s9eorrmgan Gic Stolicner nob.
bSe b 'po9reno Oes soiirigeu Cages
''S Oeiterre;Ner arfoneen.
b;. Hle oiterrei,6iihc 9lrtilcrie uuter
r"u r' ecltcrn i'm e5or5 9lceol Gin lmge.
Vol lcbbuifeS 9perricucre
II ne lsorfc oiterreihiidc Stelline
~ orm sorOisnoIo,9lDi5io E6oIe
r, "'Oe bon orn $tdlicncrn cineenom-
S'('l . lnO bgfcitiot.
ern Ole yio@priiilng
oertroQcn.
. u Doll A. 9looembcr Sn
WV cclten hpiNnn Toaap Nn. nn,,nn
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pon 9leropIonen gu.

EoriS, oio 2onOou 4. 9top. -
\, Sic lron5oiiidcn Eruppen 6oben I'M
SeroHl 9e5irf in Ocr 9Io66ori6oit
pon %onr, uorOoitlib BON geroun,
lpeIterC 6ortihrittc genodt.
Sicie amOe brinqt Oos 6cutegl6eno
gu lpoter ShmOc crloiicuc offi5icac
Snieim Oes frou5oliidlen aric9sbu.
reauS.
&Ie 6rou5olcn babeu Dem @cridte
nod ocn meitlibeu Gbeil Oes GorfeS
Sollr crobcrt mo iuo oitlid nio
llorooltIid bon oem Sort nm mcbrcrc
@luloert Meter uor9eriidi.
Gin iiorfcr Deididpr @eacnongriii
III Dem @cjirt n5rolid ser 5ommc
anl lpeltIibcn @oGOe oeS @icrreGooit
SSaIocS, mirr0e ougeblidb ourd Oos
Spcrriener unO D'oihmengemebr-
oellcr Ocr 6rou5oicn 5m Stinitouo
ae6rocbt.
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An Henninlnnnia rrmnrhrt-

Gin Satiirer, Gpbroim giIbcr.
man Oeiim SomiIie ougcblid III
Baltimore mobnt. puroe IN Scr gtabe
bon @f0OIetomu, ga, ermoroet ouf.
eeilmoen. Gie StGuber, Die es an.
ideiueno ouf @elo obgeIcbcn bdtten.
l6lueen ibrem Opfer sic 5hdoel.
oede ein mo feuerten oanu nod et,
nige Shiiiie in sen aorper. SiIber.
man perfallite ieinc @ooren in Sor.
riSburg unO IN oen umlieaenocn
Grtidaiten Gs mor befomt, ooB
CT itets eineu eroBereu @elobctrag
bel iidl trie.
y 9ei ser aeItriaeO @eriammllma
oeS AumoeII.GIubs proh Sr. 9unl
Naines ouS s9ai6inaton ii6er oos
Sbemn v@orf mo 9olitifs im Son.
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