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tettll poinettti bppdIle poperiIIe t6.
iipuiieno ia fufpiIIa founistet.
III. SiidIto on ieiiroomd: 2ufiiolle,
fri. 8. Srrusfonen; Y6diiGiner, I'll.
no, fri. g. Miettinen; IddiiGislom-
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nistd 800 motfustoian fansia, iaa.
piiu Nctp Dorfiin Subtifuun ID p.
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4. BOX %. IRONWOOD MICH.

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nuary II 1906, 1t the post office 1t
lronwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March B., 1878.
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Ia, iaulpin faiffi fufo lnonto ia Iintnietfin iloiem Iamlnm.
ia fansa %firebtiuGt ifcniG wcrboamiiesia ottomaam
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mat. ia feidilmoia.
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Sis febuitamme faiffia, iotfa pstapat pufentnuais-
ia jalfine taiuaraa, tnIemaan meiIe tefemGau o~stufieufa-
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fonla.mnOriiOle. snIfaapa iiidan faHsmaan ia osts-
maan.
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taan rahassa tai. expressi eli pankd-
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ikhettRx sentin postimorkeins1.
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&orbor 8. 500
Gbas. Wotion, Yronbon, Ninn Leo
Wictor Moiiio, glsbtabuIo
Sarbor, .. ............. 100
5annp SaareIo, Butte, Mont. so
Maria 8entIp, Butte, Mont. ;. so
ginar 2unoabI, Butte Wont. :. %
q. $. @artiainen, Butte, Mont. .25
Sobn &utb, Columbus, @ont,. 100
&iitos Iabjoitotiillel
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TILAUSHINNAs
ILMOITUSHINNAT,

Kuolon ilmoitukset ristin raamin T.
yhden varsyn kanssa Soc, kahden
sy4rsyn kanssa Toe. Tiedusteluilmoi-
tukset 25c. tuuma kerta julaiGtuna
Pitempiaikaiset ilmoitukset erj Dopi-
muksen mukaan. Syntym2-, hhlaus-,
n Observation-Disclosures SOC. kerr
calta.
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Beneath boz q palms and cut
flowers Aisz Mabel : :. shIp,eY. only
daughter Of NJ. nd RS. .scFace T.
Shipley. Of sIaleHooa. vas married at
10 a. m. yesterday. 70 mr. Melvin III
Shauck. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
N Shauck. Of near sIaleHood. The
wedding took place II the home OF the
bride, Rev. J. I. Pardew, pastor OF
Patapsco Methodist Episcopal church,
performed the ceremony. Miss Dizzy
Tsaacs. of Hyde. vas bridesmaid and
William d. Bush. IT.. was best man.
The bride wore . white silk dress of
crepe de chene With hat and gloves to
match. she carried Brides roses, car
nations and maiden hair fern.
After the ceremony dinner was
served at the brides parents. The
brides travelling dress was navy blue
with Ieghorn hat. They will spend
their honeymoon IT Atlantic City. On
their return . reception will be held
at the home Of the brides parents, on
June %.
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7oI.I1s GERMANS KILLED
Total Losses Up to Nay 81 Computed
It e.024.Ieg Mem.

London. June 11.-Germany up 10
the end Of Nay had lost 2,924,586 sol
diera. Of whom 734.412 we're killed, ac-
eording to British official tabulation
Of the German casualty lists given out
here today. The compilation did not
include. German losses in naval en-
gaEements Or IN the lighting In the
German colonies.
The British official statement quotes
the German official casualty lists for
the month Of May as placing the total
German losses IN killed, prisoners and
wounded IT 102.507. This number, it
Is pointed out, brings the German to-
tai LOSSES. exclusive Of naval and col
oniaI casualties to 2,924,5S6.
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.EnEIUGEma#IIsr.
--]InmIE.IaIs.
I##4ss s4.= : :. : |. = : =

WANTED-A man or boy for the
General Merchandise business, also
Saleslady. experience not necessary.
Good wages paid according TO ability
and previous experience. Good refer
ence required. Address ADVOCATE
OFFICE. Westminster. Nd. ju 9-2t
WAETED-An energetic. reliable
man to solicit orders IN town and coun-
try for fruit md ornamental trees,
shrubs. roses. etc. Of superior quality;
permanent employment: expenses and
salary to man Hho can work full time
and make good: fuIl instructions given;
references Or security required; 800
Acres in Nurseries. Established So
years. For particulars address Hopes,
Bro. and Thomas Co.. Stephen Girard
Bldg. Philadelphia. julie
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ZsleInmIIam0Ita.

Miss Nellie Leona Lamotte. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lulu Z. Lamotte, OF
Hampstead. and Iz5 North Milton
avenue. Baltimore. vas married to
Harold William stelnman. Jr.. on Sat
urday evening. The ceremony was
performed IN the parsonage OF Eutaw
Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Baltimore. By the pastor. Rev. Milton
Thomas On their return from trip
to Pittsburgh and other Western
cities they vii make their home at
Hampstead until the fall. when they
Will take residence In Baltimore.
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TRUSTEES SALE
= OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
situatcd In Freedom District. Carroll
County, Maryland.

By virtue OF decree bearing date
OF June Z. 1916. and passed IN i
cause In the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, sitting as a Court Of Equity.
wherein Henry Beeraft Il plaintiff.
and MendRll Weiner and wife are
defendants. and being No. 1919 Equity
on the docket OF said Court. The IN
derBlgned trustees appointed b zaId
decree 10 make said sale. vii ofIer
ut public sale on the premises On
SATURDAY, JULY sth. 1916.
at o'clock .. m. all that valuable
tract or parcel OF land. eontaInIn.
ISIS 7-lO acres of land. more or less.
situated at the intersection Of The
public road leading from touch
Blacksmith shop TO Haight. and the
one from the Liberty Road IN Free.
dom district, Carroll County. IN the
State OF Maryland. about one-half
mile from Haight, Carroll County.
Maryland.
This property is improved b. 4 =.
story stone and frame house. bank
barn, new wagon shed and corn crib
and other necessary outbuIldIngs, and
about 1875 acres are under culLIYa=
tion. and about 30 acres are IN good
timber. This property Is convenient
To churches, schools and stores and
Is most advantageously situated. and
possession will be given upon the
ratification OF this sale BY the Court
This property Will be sold subject
to The mortgage given By Mendall
Weiner and wife and Samuel Tucker
and wife to William B. Thomas. dated
the It'll day of April, 1911, and re-
corded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records OF Carroll County. n
IIber o. ID. G., No. 81, folio 81. etc.
Full particulars will be given on the
day of sale or by inquiry Of the IN
Terms OF sale as prescribed By the
of the purchase
money in cash on the day OF sale. or
on the ratification thereof by The
Court, and the residue in two equal
payments a. one and two years, Or
all cash at the option Of the purchaa-
or. The credit payments to be Sc
cured by the notes OF the purchaser
with approved security, bearing IN
terest from the day of sale.
FRANCIS NEAL pARKE.
NJ. ALBERT LEvINs0N.
Trustees.
Joseph w. Berret. Auctloneer.
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Mr.. Allen shaTrer. Of West Point
Is home with h parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse shafrsf. Court Place.
Mr.. George Roiar. Of Roland Park
Baltimore. Il spending some time
with his sister. Hra. lanes stoner.
Judge James : {. Hond attended
the commencement exercises oil
Princeton University. Last Friday and
Saturday.
4 marriage license aaa issued in
Baltimore yesterday 10 Herman p
Green. catonzfiiie. and Rosa Bond
sykeBFIila.
Mr.. Albert i. stoeksdale. of Phila.
delphla. Pa. Il visiting his parents
and children. = Dale Farm, neal
F1nkaburK.
Mr.. George Blizzard. daughter
Edna. aud IN. Robert. Of sykeHyille
spent todaY .IlH NrH. James NJ
stoner. Court street
Mrs. Wesley fennell and little
daughter. Elaine. nf Baltimore, are
visiting her parents. Nr. and nrs
Tobias :. sto6kadale. Of f1nkaburg.
Mr. Tobias T. aIooEadaIa. Who had
been visiting her daughters In Baiti
more. for the naHI I've weeks, has re
turned 10 her home. Dale Farm. neal
FinkHbuFg. much improved.
Miss neas Trump. d MartinsburE
Mis- Idslia TrazdTas. Of Leeds. Nd.
and Ma Elizabeth Trump Nanehsa
ter we're guests his seek Of MF ant
Mrs. Frank Ter. Nsal Main street
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at o'clock p. N.
First All thai tract Of parcel Of
land located On Main street. near the
Railroad. which l. occupied ~ Mrs..
J. Frank Baker ~ : zIoTa property
aud dwelling. and b -. David utz.
as a dwelling Tn store property
and dwellings are moi desirable. be
ing located In the centre Of The losn
OF Union bridge. near Iha Railroad.
and convenient for The respective uur.
poses for which they are uzed. This
tract of land and premises Eere con
yeyod TO ]. Frank uaEeF b William
W. oEle BY deed dated March 18th.
1893. and recorded among the Land
Records OF Carroll County n LIbaT d.
=. G. No. u. folio II. nd Hara oecn-
pied by the said ]. Frank Baker n
the time OF his deeeaHe.
Second. AL those four building
lots, known - Nos :. !. Il and Il In
Block No. 3, bellevue Addition 10
Union Bridge. and each containing $50
square feet OF land. more or les.
These lots are very desirable Tor resi-.
dental purposes. bsInE Ioeated near
the Reservoir In rnI0n Bridge. and
are the same lot NJ Iaad which Here
conveyed to the aaId !. Frank Baker
by 8, Raymond ssnaeneY b deed
dated June Is. 1ai2. and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll
County In Liher o D. :. 10. 10. folio
liz &C. and were owned b the said
j. Frank Baker IT The time Of hIa de-
cease.
Terms of saIe:-0ns-lh cash on
the day of sale. or unon The faIIflea-
ton thereof b. the Court. ons-IhIrd
In one year, and onezIhIrd IN Two
years from DAY Of sale. .Ila interest,
20 be secured by the notes If the nur-
chaser or purchasers. With security to
be approved by the Trustees. or all
cash at the option Of the purchasers.
EDWARD o. WEAST and
GEORGE l. sT0GKaDALn.
Trustees.
T.. o. Weant, Solicitor.
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Mnalnlanl.

On Wednesday. June L.. 1915. Fan
ME Deborah. only daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Moale ireland, OF
Muse. OF OIL City. Pa. 1t 10 o'clock at
the Methodist Protestant parsonage,
by Rev Carroll Maddox. The bride
wore travelling suit Of blue and black
hat Mr.. and Mra Muse left after
the ceremony for \ no weeks trip
tn Pittsburgh md oil City.
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NO. 81.

THE GENERAL MANAGER OF OsE
o. TIE BIGGEST RAILROADS n
AMERICA SAID THIS WEEK, sIf gen
eral business keeps mp as 1t now Is,
the transportation conditions nexI
winter will be as bad or worse than
last year." Smith a. Relfsnider are
only taking orders for June delivery
II the present price.
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NOTICE TO YOUNG HOME BUILDERS.

We viii pay for any household furniture inelud-
Ing carpets. dining or bed room suits stoves o.
even YIetrola or piano. that you would Ike in your
home n return for some work that you can % 70
n: you can select the goods al your otna dealers
o. wherever you like. Write quick for parli1n=
Iarz. THE BACORN COMPANY.
JuIo=4ts p Columbia St.. Hempstead. \. :.
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1t llfeIseuInDA

Miss Polly-1'Just to think, Aunt
Matilda, Jason HardappIe aInt been
calling on Sue Wages but Iso years
and last night he actually proposed"
Aunt Matilda-"Do tell. ! declare
this here speed mania has reached
Bacon Ridge At last.
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THE 2o-plEcE SET OF sILvERWARE

We want every one TO have an
opportunity 10 GET one of these Beau
fiful Sets OF malabar Silverine Sets.
They will always wear bright. They
are useful. They are valuable. They
would cost you $50 per SET TO pur-
chase. Everybody who received one of
q these SETS have been greatly pleased
/ with them. Hsk your neighbor who
has one. They cost you nothing.
Come In and see and ask about them.
We are anxious that you should get
one as we know thai you will appre-
! eiafe IL.
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cHII.DnEsS Daf.
Centenary Church.

9HHHH#z IUH# IT'LL I#IUa
9.1b = m.--snndaY school.
1870 \. mz-HoTnInE Worship and
aermon b The pastor.
s p. m.-AnnuaI GhIidTen.a Day ser
yIeea-=A very interesting pro-
gram Of music and reeitatIons.
You are cordially invited TO come
and bring YouT friends With you. r.
II. HaYenner. minister.
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4RHHH-R4s.

Mas Grace Stewart Reese. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mfs. Orlando Reese. OF
Baltimore. formerly Of this city. and
Mr. George ;. AEnex. Of Baltimore
were quietly married On Wednesday
June 18th. ~ Father Mallon.
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10 JURORS OFT o. 1915 aEs
Thirteenth Panel Exhausted in Trial
of VIII i. 0rnsI.

Waukegan, Ill. June a.-The thir-
teenth panel of prospective Iurymen
was discharged today Without filling
the box that Il to hear the case Of
VIII II. Orpet, the Wisconsin student,
charged with the murder Of Marion
Lambert. To date 1096 men have been
examined and two places N the box
remain TO be filled.
Court adjourned to convene again
Monday
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Perca.es---Percales.

We have sale two values in Percales. Dark
and light patterns. These are being sold at the price
of good calico. Lot Full yard wide in Blue Gray
and BlaekGood patterns suitable for house dresses
and wrappers, Special 10c Lot 2. good quality in
dark patterns width 30 inches sale &c the yard
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TRUSTEES SALE
l. OF :
Desirable STORE PROPERTY
Dwelling Houses and Ilalldlag Lots.
In Union Bridge. Carroll County. nd.

BY virtue Of = decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County passed in
Equity cause No. 1913 wherein d. Z.
winehSenner = son. Inc q n. are
Plaintiffs. and MARI :. naksF. widow.
Of al are defendants. The undersigned
Trustees Will cell n public aale On the
first hereinafter described premises On
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ualealana Lutheran Charge.

Regular services II uniontovn sun
day IT 100 : n. Sunday school al
Bauat ~ ,. n. ezteehIHa II .. m.
Regular services II 30 p. m. Chris-
tian EndsaYor II he usual hour In
the evening. HoIY Communion al
Bauat. July :. =. :. saltzgiSar. pas
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Notice is hereby given 10 the eredl-
tors of ]. Frank Baker. late N Carroll
County. Maryland. deceased. 70 flle
their claims with the vouchers there
of. with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County. On or before the
18th day of September. :. D. 1915.
EDWARD o. WEANT and
GEORGE l. sT0GKsDALE.
TrusIaaa
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Two new numbers in ladies' sport coats for sum-
wear white and black novelty check special priced
800. New Beach coats trimmed in Rose and White
striped special 8. D.
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Carroll Reformed Charge.

ST BenIamIn.a-sn Sunday school at ?
4. m. Divine service # 10 : m. Jeru-
salem. naehman.a YalIey-sunday
school p. m. Divine service ; y. m
]. " RainacEa. pastor.
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New Line Of Summer Hats.

A sample line Of ladies' panama Hats. These are
placed sale 1t Just half of their real value.
Panama hats that usually sell for 81 90 to 100 sale
now at 80 others i 80 and 800 New Duck and
Felt Hats &C, sc and =. %.
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Mr.. William KINNEY. of phIladeI=
phia. is visiting his parents. Mt and
Mrs. William KINNEY, East Main
street.
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Ladies' and Misses White and
Fancy Wash Skirts.

These come in Gaberdine. Beach Cloth Pique
Novelty stripes and Paids CSC, sI60 81 co. special
value in fancy striped novelty Skirts s8c. See these
values
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Babylon 8 Lippy Co.
New N0yeltiesIn SeasOnable Merchandise
Ladies' SILK Sweaters.

A new line of silk Sweaters in all the wanted sum
mer coors Green. Red Gold, Old Rose and white.
The special price on these silk Sweaters is $500.
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Summer Corsets.

The well known II Henderson summer Corset i
now on sale The price the same as always real BIZ
value in summer corset for s100
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A Special Value in Talcum Powder.

Pound cans of Taleum powder scented with violet
Lilies of the valley, Arbutus special lie the can
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New Novelty Striped Skirting.

See on display now in show windows the very lat
est novelties in colored striped Beach Cloth These
in fancy white stripes colored striped and black
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UsYPEwRITER FOR SALE CHEAP.
l. Standard Make, Visible. Cal Or
phone
MITcHELL'S ART GALLERY,
june I6-2t Westminster, Nd
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Joseph W. Berret. Auctioneer.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

E. o. weant. Solicitor.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Is gasoline on the wane? 1t has
dropped to TN cents a gallon IN
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4 marriage license aaa Issued in
baltimore yesterday 10 Herman p,
Green. CatonzsIIIe. and Rosa Bond,
gvhaHEIIaa
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I
William II. Thomas heard an attach
ment case in the court room between
Levi shipley vs.. Susan II. shlples,
The suit was brought by MIR. shiplay
for $4,000 wages he claimed, and Is
sued an attachment TO seize all Mrs.
shtpiey's property. Judge Thomas
ordered the attachment quashed.. Mr..
shipley may try the case at the No
Yember term of court. Guy W. Steele
represented Mrs. Shipley; Ivan L.
Hon for Mr.. Shipley.
Charged with operating a motor
vehicle on the highways of this state.
while under the influence of intoxI-
eants. jacob Weinbrener, of Ridge
vile. was on June 6 fined $40 and
costs by Justice Henry Hanson
Manlsby. Frederick, or given the al
Tentative of 40 days in Jail. Vein
brener paid. Welnbrener went
through Frederick and was noticed
by the traffic officers and others ut
the Square. A warrant was sworn
out for his arrest.
Lady Torphichen, formerly Miss
Grace Douglass Pierce, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow S. Pierce. of
BayYille. l. l., was married on satnr-
day. June 3. in London, England, TO
John Gordon Sandilands, thirteenth
Lord Torphichen, of Calder House.
Her husband Is direct descendant
Of Princess Joan, daughter of Robert
II OF Scotland, and comes from one of
the most important families of that
country. The couple are now on a
brief honeymoon, after which they
Will return to London, where Lord
Torphichen Is connected with the War
Office. They will live later at the
castle in Scotland which the young
baron recently inherited from his
mother. Lady Torphichen is niece
O. Mrs. Austin Gallagher, of Carroll
Orchards. near this city.
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Mr. Allen sharrer. Of West Point,
Is home viii h. parents. Mr.. and
Aira L.. z.aEEH. InurI Place
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IsDm Observation-Disclosures
f6en 3riegsiAauplat.
Gnsriffs Der Jtalieuer auf ben gors
cola paB absei3lassn.
Die Sefierrei6sr rolIeH Sels6l6de auf
bic StaIi.ner.

8erlin, 90. Suli. 2luf bra5tlos
lem Dege na4 SaAuils. Cine am
Wtittipo3 pom 81, &. ariegsminiite.
rum in Wien srlai1ene gstunntma>
dung fast, baB bic Seiterreider brsi
itarte 2Insriffe Der Stuliensr auf ben
gOrfola pab a6fdlug.n, inOsm tie
iSeIsbl0de bic gergpanb bindbrolItsH.
Die Qntiinbisung lauist pie fpIgt:
RAD Oorbergegansensm itartem
gumbatosment sriffen it1rte itaIienis
ide 5ruppsnatbbsilunsen bretmal uns
iere pOiitiOnen iiibli9 uHo 0itIih Dom
gprcola paB an. sic tpuroen nit
Sahbgrdratsn, Waf6iHsn 9dIdiiBen
unb JelsbI0den, bic bic 9ergDano
binabseroat ipurbsu, 5uriidgeI6lagen.
.$3iemIid lebbufte artiasriegefs6te
fiHosn an Der suHsen Grunt Itatt. Bel
Belld Ndtbler' bdben iDlr eln Uedld9is
nsng.i6is erobsrt. sarois ipuroe BON
ben SeiHben beidoiTen rnIo Die Static
ner bOmbarbirer aud dufs gleue Ulul.
borsstb unb ben griidentcpf bon
80r5. Sin Qrgriff auf bas sburfDic'
Ter Sod lpurbe 5uriidgeiaIusen. Die
gs.anntmaauns sut6dlt aud bas
5olgsnoe:
.5n einem @ra6eu norbpsitlih DOL
pontebbe, IN ben &GrntHer Glpen,
purbe bas 5oben zines beftisenaam'
pres pernommen. Seftsrreidii8 uns
gariIte Sruppeu tparsn an Sisfem
puntt in teinen Edmpfsn pertpidelt.
Der &dmpf mub bdber stpiI6en ben
sStalisnern ielbit, bic ben 6raben be-
isb. bai.sn, itattsefunosH bd6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21

ring IN 9lfrifa &iifiidt nebmem uno
ipenn mir ntft fofort ilnfere araft &C.
5eigt Datten, pirbe iiA biellei6t bic
gcn5e mltbammeoanti9e @elt gegen
unS ergoben babet."
@r mics ferner auf bic Sfppierig'
feiten bin gegen pelde bic tnoiife
Jtegicclug an5ilfdntpfen bate uno
ia9te, oaB bonn 95entber 1914 an biz
gum September 1915, iiebem perihie.
aene 9lngriffe, einige bapon iebr for.
mioa6ler glrt, ouf bic Wor6peitgrersc
SS5itoicrs aeiilaflt iporben ieien. Gum
StluB iagte er, oaB ebe man Die BE-
anrten in Snbien ber6amne, man
notGtpeltbieeripeiie Die eigertbiinlidc
Rilitarorganiiation bortielbit beriid'
iifdigen nriiiie.
2oro Creme gnb bann cine GbnIife
Grfldrung ob, tpie lie Der 9rcrnier
Isquit1 i'm ltrterbaus abaab.