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The Prescott daily news., 1916-06-20
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The Prescott daily news., 1916-06-20
DIR. BROUGH MEMBER AUTH
 ORS AND COMPOSERS

Little Rock, June 20.-Dr C. H. Trough has become a member of the Arkansas Society of Authors and Comp He has written several books.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-06-20

Get the Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman from Jack John son. Jr. They will be ready for de- livery on Thursday morning. Call PIP or 244 and one will be delivered to you-5 cents the copy.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
ALLIES AND GREEKS
MEET IN BATTLE
Engagement Begins on Slopes
Of Ancient Acropolis.
ATHENS IN STATE OF PANIC
French Sailors First to Start Fight.
King Constantine Flatly Refuses
to Give Up Guns to Allies.
ATHENS IN STATE OF PANIC

London--A dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Athens timed 1l:45 a. m.
Saturday, says:
Fighting has taken place between
French sailors and reservists on the
slopes Of the Acropolis. Passengers
from Piraeus say that when passing
the Thesee railroad station they wit
messed the fighting.
"This fighting, according to other
information, was between French sail
ors and Greek troops.
"a panic has begun in Athens.
Crowds are rushing through the streets
and shops are being closed.
"Two French cruisers have entered
Phaleron harbor. /"
Large French. British and Italian
contingents Friday night disembarked
at Piraeus without incident, says the
Exchange Telegraph Athens CORE
spondent.
An Athens dispatch to the Daily
Chronicle under date Of November 80
ascribes the following statement to
Vice Admiral Du Fournet, in command
of the allied fleet in Greek waters:
II insist absolutely on the execution
of my demands, and will see that they
are realized in spite Of all obstacles.
French, British and Italian detach-
ments will be landed at all points nec-
essary. will endeavor to avoid blood
shed, but will fulfill my mission
thoroughly" &
An Evening News dispatch filed al
1:45 a. m. Saturday says further re,
ports have been recsiyed OF forces
marching south from Thessaly and
other sections of Greece north o1
Athens. The garrison of Chalcis il
marching with rifles toward Schima.
tari. The dispatch says a minor dis.
turbance occurred Friday night. A
few revolver shots were fred. No one
was injured.
Just before the time of filing Of the
dispatch, King Constantine notified the
entente ministers Of his definite re-
fusal to hand over the guns.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
Villa Prepares to Leave Chihuahua
Taking Along TrainIoadS of Loot

Juarez, Mex Villa bandits were
reported to be loading two trains with
loot from the stores and private resi-
dences of Chihuahua City and prepar-
ing to follow these trains west on the
Mexican Northwestern railroad, ac-
cording to message received at mill
tary headquarters here Friday from
General Ozuna's scouts at Sauz.
General Ozuna's cavalry column was
at Guilty, the first station north of the
state capital, the reports said. The
scouts obtained their information from
refugees reaching Guilty and Sauz
from Chihuahua City. This news was
taken at headquarters to indicate the
intention of Villa to evacuate the city
after looting it, as he did at Parral,
Santa Rosalia and Jiminez. General
Trevino was said by General Gonzales
to have been in Horcasitas Friday
awaiting the arrival of General Fran
cisco Murguia's forces from the d.
rection of Camargo, south Of Chihua-
hua City.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
ITEMS
Of General Interest
About Oregon
Week Of Hog School Q. A. c.
Feature for First Of January

Corvallis, Ore. The place of the
hog in oregon's farming industries is
to be made the subject Of weeks
hog school to be conducted at the Agri-
cultural College January to 6. The
work will be in the hands of some of
the states leading producers, buyers
and packers, as we'll as college spe-
cialists, who will consider most Of the
leading problems implied in the sue
cessful production Of pork.
B. G. Darnall, who has charge of
marketing the livestock products Of
the Union Meat company of Portland,
and A. R. Bohasky, in charge Of Sc
lection and purchase Of meat animals
for the same company, will explain
and demonstrate to the farmers and
producers the technique of selecting
and developing the most desirable and
profitable market types. Thomas H.
Brunk. the noted Salem Poland China
breeder, and president Of the Oregon
Swine Growers association that will
meet during the week, will give two
demonstrations Of judging breeding
classes, and Mr.. Bohasky will demon
strate judging market classes. Mr..
Darnall will point out prevailing con-
ditions of the provision market and
show how to take advantage Of them.
Professors Potter and Nelson, of the
college, will give management dem
onstration, and Professor Samson will
discuss fattening and feeding rations
for hogs. Robert Withycombe, Of the
Eastern Oregon Branch Experiment
station at Union, will present the ad-
vantages of forage and other home
grown feeds for hogs, including alfal-
ia, peas and bald barley. The growing
of forage crops for swine will be dis
cussed by Professor Hyslop, and Pro-
fessor Potter will consider how many
hogs Oregon can profitably produce.
| A pork products exhibit will be held
on the afternoon of Friday, the 9Th,
showing approved methods Of handling
all products and by-products in the in
terest of profit. A new feature Of the
exercise will be the assignment Of GER
tain hours during the entire week to
consultation with producers on prob
lens of greatest Importance to them.
Specialists in charge of this work will
be Professor Potter, head of the de-
partment of animal husbandry, Pro-
essors Samson, Nelson and Allen, and
some of the Oregon growers.
| No activities other than those con-
nected with the hog school will be car
ried this year by the department, leav-
ing to some other time the special
work with cattle, sheep and horses.
But the work with swine will be made
more complete than ever before, part
of the exercises consisting Of an in
spection of the new and modern swine
barn just completed and equipped for
effective USE.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
Bend Sells Rail Bonds.

Bend Bend is the first Central Ore
gon city to sell its bond issue for the
aid Of the Strahorn lines proposed to
link up the ends Of the several roads
which now touch the boundaries Of
this section.
The Bend bond issue of s35, 600,
voted almost unanimously by the peo-
pie last August, was sold Saturday to
Keeler Bros, of Denver, at par. Fred
W. Glenn, Of Portland, represented the
purchasers at the sale. A Toledo,
Ohio, firm also bid par for the issue.
1t is expected that the terminal
property, which is intended to be
bought with the proceeds of the bonds,
will be acquired early in January,
ready to turn over to Mr.. Strahorr
when desired. +
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
Ruling Profits Nimrods.

Salem Under ruling from the at
torney generals Office trappers and
hunters Of Lake county will be saved
thousands Of dollars. 0. G. Gibbs,
district attorney for that county, asked
the attorney general to decide whether
it is necessary to sever the head OF
scalp Of coyotes in taking such scalps
and skins before the county clerk TO
collect the scalp bounty. 1t was
stated that such mutilation Of coyote
hides deprecated their value by about
80 cents apiece, which mounts into q
large aggregate for all Of the trappers
and hunters during the course Of the
year. The opinion Of the attorney
general held that such mutilation il
unnecessary.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
Hoboes 10 Have College.

Chicago Announcement Of the open
ing here within few days of Inter
national Hobo college, offering courses
for migratory workers in law, English,
journalism, hygiene, mathematics and
nature study, was made Saturday.
The college will be conducted under
the auspices Of the international
Brotherhood Welfare association, II
was stated, and is fortified by an en-
dowment Of $3.50 given by James Eadi
How, of St. Louis.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
Floods In spain Serious.

Madrid. via London-Serious floods
are ravaging Eastern Spain, particu-
larly the province Of Valencia. At
Alcira the railroad station and several
houses collapsed and the people took
refuge on roofs and church steeples.
communications have been cut at var
ious places. The floods have destroyed
dikes and covered the whole country
side. At Murcia the waters are still
rising. Thousands Of families have
been reduced to beggary.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
Portland Banks Growing.

Salem Great increases in the re-
sources, deposits and cash Of the 26
Portland banks and trust companies
during the past year was issued We'd
nesday by s. G. Sergeant, State super
intendent Of banks.
The statement shows that the total
resources Of the rs institutions Of
Portland on November II, 1916, were
$lf0, 141, $3.50, an increase as COM
pared with November 10, 1915, Of
$21, ,231, 429.16, and an increase Of
$13. .637, 464.37 since the last state
ment of September IL, 1916.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
Escaped Convict Resentenced.

Salem Word was received at the
State penitentiary Wednesday that
Eddie Bell, who escaped from the fax
camp here last August, has been SEN
fenced to serve six years at San Quen-
tin on bigany charge. He was sery-
ing sentence on the same charge
here.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF CURRENT WEEK
Bret Resume Most Important
Daily News Items.
COMPILED FOR BUSY READERS
Events Of Noted People, Governments
and Pacific Northwest and Other
Things Worth knowing.

ks +" o1'n n'io" s'
are onnosed 70 President Wilson : as ar
bitrator
JOIN y. Arcnpoio, presioent q tne
Standard " com company oon dies ana leaves
e.
ACCORDING 20 ngures complieo IN
Denmalk, tne aiiies nave iost ~ iuV,-
IVY soloiers IN tne WAT 70 date'
Artillery duels and small maneuvers
ny patrol parties nave featured tne
ngnting on tne Austro-ltahan Iront.
Petrograd admits its failure to check
the Germans march on Roumania's s
capital, and its fall is momentarily ex-
pectea.
In an engagement between San Do
minican rebels and U. S. marines a
dozen Americans were wounded, sew
eral seriously.
A.. r,..,..
lines south Of Dvinsk failed with
heavy casualties to the Russians, ac-
cording to BERN.
pennsv,van;a crude oil advances IL
cants rsk;nu 20 * ] hsrrel naid to
nrodncers the highest nr;ce in the his
torv If the oil industry
Reporting on the casualties among
foreigners in chihuahua City, a Car
fau rh;nass -,,ara r;Ilad hu V;uo -
n" " :" =
The quarantine on Canadian potatoes
influx 81 these tubers Is expected to
reduce the price in the United States.
,, !,
rope Deneuics oehounces 'iie serial
pomDaramenI Oh open cilies anu con
uelnns a., tnose VINO hau ueheu Ilie
war.
Tbon,o. comnbe,l Renubl;can was
.,aatsd o 'xo,,ar,,ar ~ - sr;sors ~ "a ~ -
go l sIast;a,, ss,S1 e, ri,,-.1;tg 80 aSotes !
ovar Govarnor George W p Hunt II
Il announced otficially
:,
Berlin scientists discover that lack
OF sugar IN that country IS the cause
infant born after December /, an half
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-12-08
RAILWAY STRIKE LEGISLATION PARAMOUNT

Congress Urges
Military Purposes and RAISE Freight Rates.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-29
&0ntg 81 pnitantitt.
Seine Grfldrung miro beri6ie=
Den fDmmenttert>
Griehenlano 1te,o 9entidylaao.

Mthen, 25. @epte1nber. Die grz
flGrung bes RDnigs a0nitontin, bdB
@rie9enlanb au7 9eiten Der Mlliierz
ten IN BEN &rieg etr1treten nerbe, {p<
balb baDur@ ein be1tinrnter unb {ibez
rer 8prteil gu errei6en lei, !pir0 Derz
1Aieben fDmmentiert,
Ser r9efperini", Das Organ elmer
neuen Neni8elDs feinolt6en ariegsz
purtei, itebf in Der @rfldrung etn
gin1atpel1fen oes aDntgS, nel9er ii4
ben Qllliierten an19lieben mill, iDbalO
bqs nattonale Stnereile es erforbert.
2pnbp1, 25. 9eptember. Der griez
Ai1cbe @e{anbte in Berlin batie, ipie
eine Reuterz0epe aus Mnl1terDam
melbet, nit Dem gtaats1efretdr gottz
Iieb BON sSagop cine unterreDung llnD
teilte nit. bop 1eine Hegierung ben
.9ronsport Der IN @DrliB, 59lefien,
befinbli6en griedi16en Sruppen na6
Der @dpei3 tpiinfde, bon mo lie naa
@riehenlanD 5uriidtebren follten.
gon Jagotp ertDiDerte, bob
Deutf9lanD 1i9 loDal an feinen 8er@
trag balte, Die Sruppen als gdite 31l
bebanbeln, nnb gletafalls bereit tel
benz Wunf9e Der Regierung, bie1eIben
auriid5u1diden, 81 enfipreden. Gs
miiBten aber arsif bore ll1lo nirIiame
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-29
eStonitrie blllDt+
Qlber 9entiblano letoet onr6
ben @auoelsfrieg.
Srotoer1 unbeiiie9bar.

Berlin, 25. Sept. Drabtlos mod
@aDpile. ueber bic pirt16aftlt@en
Nerbdltnife, pte fie ii@ in 9euti4<
.lano infDlge Des &rieges entpidelt
..5pben, belt fiir3lia Or. Rarl 9elffe<
rldfb, gtuatsiefretdr bes sSnnern, oor
Der 9entf9en Mtrtf9afts 8ereiniz
gung cine Nebe.
uNiemanb funn leugnen" iagte Dr.
9elffertn, ubaB Die Deutidhe Nation
i'm britten Rriegsiahres infolge bes
perbre9erii6en, engltf6en 9anbelsz
trieges, grobe Spfer bringsn uno
barte @ntbebrungen letDen muB. Mber
es Febt unumft0bli@ fet, oab
9eut1 19lunb bur9 @unger niAt be-
3nunsen tperben fann, 1elbf nt@t
menn ADie Grnte f4le@t 1T, pte eS
i'm porigen Sabre ber 5all mar.
5rokbem Mtutonen pon Munnern
I'M Syelbe 1teben, iagte 9r. 9elffert4,
bebanptet bic ssSnbu1trte tbre @teuung.
Die 5tubler3eugung betrdgt 80 pro<
gent Der ITriebenspro0uftion, bic &ob>
lenf1rberung errei@t ben Dnr@19nttt
unb BON Rofs tit 1pgar mebr berge<
iteut pprben als I'M Syrtebef. Set
Beginn beS &rteges fnb neue groBe
Sn6uFrten entfanben, uno Der 8abnz
nertebr 1T 10 rege, bob bic 5riebenS>
3iffern iiberbplt 1tnb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-29
Sis5a iieet.
yerteioist Die @esieruns ge5en
Die Sppolition.
8e5tebuusen 81 Mmerifa.

8ubapef, 81. Sept, iiber 2pnbon,
"a. Sept. (8eripdtet.) Nus allen
Mngriffen, nel@e bic Sppoittion I'M
-ungarif6en Rei6stag gefii6rt bon ben
@rafen Mnorai1p uno Mpponpt, gegen
bic Regterung ma9te, iit @raf 5is5a
itegret9 Encouragement. Ser Mntrag,
bic Diterrei6i14 ungarif6en 9ele=
gationen ein5uberufen, nurbe abgez
lebrt.
6reunbe Sis5ds ma@ten gelte1tb,
bab fetne @egner fleine Igebler, ole
gema@t tporben, iibertretben, um ii4
an ietne gteue gu feben, un6 bra@z
ten bic Mebrbeit auf tbre @eite.
Sis3a 1agte, DaB 8ar0n 8urian, Der
DHerrei4i1@e Mintiter bes 9lustpdrtiz
gen, nt@ts perfdumt babe. ssStalien
uno Run1dnien feien fef entl9lohen
getpefen, gu ben Mutierten iiber5uge=
ben unb feline &on5ef1tonen bdtten lie
baDon a6gebalten. Mtlitdrif4e @ins
3elpperationen gu fritz iteren lei let4t.
9teientgen, bic AT Der @ptbe fiinoen,
bdtten aber ben @eiamtperlauf bes
&riegeS I'M Muge gu bebalten.
@rof Mpponpt bra4te bic 8e5tez
bungen gu ben 8eretntgten @taoten
CUR @pra@e unb ta0elte, bob NOD
fetn neuer 8oti@after ernannt lei.
@r metnte, DaB 0ei iterret9zungorn
ba6ur9 bic @elegenbett peridumen
fDnnte, etnen Dorteilbaften Syrieben gu
f4lieben. u9eute 1T bic Tra9e feine
brennenbe" 1agte @raf Mpponpt. so
lunge uniere 5einbe ent19loiien ftno,
1ns gu perni9ten, fann BON Jrieben
feline Mebe 1ein. Mber Die 8eretnigz
ten @touten tpiini6en, baB mir etnen
8ct19after 1enben, unD mir mifen
BEL benz md@tigiten neutralen @toote
bertreten 1eir."
@rof Sts5a tpollte T@ ouf Die See
fpre9ungs bie1er Mngelegenbett nt9t
einlaFen, erfldrte aber, bab es falf9
lei, bebaHpfen gu tpoQen, Sei iterreiAz
llngarn i6molle, .Wir legen Das
gr0Bte @epi4t auf quite 8e5iebnngen
gu ben @ereinigten @taater", iagte
Sis3a, vunb tperben W}ittel unb Mes
ge ftnben, biefe Mngelegenbett gu pro>
men,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-29
@apit proteitiert+
8eimlagnabme bes Yalaites ei.
ne Yerletnna 0es @6lferre6ts.
estaliener bradeu @ertrag.

gsrlin, 25. Sept. Drabtlos no@
@appiue, 8. S. Ser pdpFlt9e
@taats1retdr, &arDinal @asparrt,
bat an Die biplomatii@en 8ertreter
Der Muiierten cine y1ote geridtet unb
gegen oqs 8orgeben Der ttalienti9en
Siegierune protei ittert, pelhe ben al
ten pala53o bi 0ene3ia in Aom be-
561agnabmt bat. Der palot muroe
BON benz Diterrei9ii4en Gtianbten
bsirn 9eiligen 5tuble benubt.
9ie italieni19e Regierung ettldrte,
nte Die Note bebauptet, ben pnfn1t
en- 25. Muguf als 5taatseigentunr,
einen Sage ebe papit 8enebict bapo1t
&enntnts erbielt.
Dte Bei9lagnabme bes palates,
Ser bon einem BET benz beiltgen
.@tuble affreDitierten gefanbten elmer
fremDen Mu9t ais Wohnung bennBt
ipurbe, 1T cine BeleDigung Des 9eiz
.ltgen gtubles nnb cine BerleBung pes
BON ssStalien DertragsmdBiges aepd6r@
leifeten Ne@tes 0iplomati14er @ertre<
tllng1 ihrei6t aar0inal gasparrt.
al1r5e Depeiben.
Mus 2pnbpn iptrb semelbet,
boB briti19e Mlonitore am Conn
tag bic belgifde Riiife Bel 9epef be-
fdof1en ba6en.
sM Der @tabt 8hDeair Sci
.@nraeu{e, M, 81, bra9 aeitera Rtprz
gen Elm syeuer aus, bas ben gan5e1l
.geihdftsteiI bes Drtes IN M1he leg
te unb ei1len gAaben Dpn 81 .0OO,z
600 nnrihtete.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-29
Spiiaer 8ert6t.
Mn Ser 1nasebpniiden Tront finbcn
@eld)iibfGmpfe itatt.

@ofia, iiber 2onoon, 25. @ept.
Ser bulgaril6e @eneralitab teilte
geltern nit, boB 6ie &fe in Der
Dobru65ba abermalS gum StiQltanD
gefornnren nnb Bob at Ser ma5ebo~
nii6en Tront leoigli9 @rctlB-
fdr1pfe itattfun0en.
Ser geridbt bot folgen6en @ort-
lant:
vssSr Ser .Dobrlt6l6a lit eS rubi-
ger getporben. Sin 8eriub 0es
Set116es, gegen ons Dorf Moulta=
fra5e bor3uruden, tpuroe 0ur9 nn>
fer Sener pereitelt, uno iobal0 nr=
1ere &abaIlerie erlbten, 5og Ger
Getn6 fib 5uriicf.
r9luf ben iibrigen .Seilen oielsr
6ront fan6en 96armiiBel 1tatt, Die
fir 1tnS giinitig Derliefen.
Sin Der 9onun berr16te Nnbe.
SIN Der mo5eoonilben Sront fun1
es am 8arbar l1n6 an Ser 9trurna
8n @el6MBfdmpfen."
ugln Der &iite 6eS 9dmar5en
WfeereS berr16te Hube."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-29

8arantten gebpten merben, bob Die
9ruppsn ni@t unterpegs bon Der
gliteate a1seiurser1 ober fit TIRE
lDhaie unb neutrale @eltl.ualg be-
1truft tDarDe11.
Sonbon, Is. September, Grie6enz
InnS bat, tpie Atuter aus Ntben err
fdbrt, Bel Deut(d)lonb basegen proz
ieftteri, baB Die 9ulgaren BEL ilyem
Mb6ug aus i5lorina gr!echii6e Sn<
fanterie mit9enommen baden.
8e1tio,t tparut.
Weiit auf @efabr Der neneu Mtlitars
pplttif bin.
Rp9eiter, N. g.; 25, Sept. @or
elmer groBen 3ubDreri@aft parnte
@amstag Mlan u. Benfon, Der Prdz
Fbentl@aftsfanbtbat Der @5p3ta1tften,
bor ben gefdbrli@en Senben5en, tpel<
9e fi@ in Der Mnttdrpolttit Des
Bunbes unb beS @toates Seem Dort
Gemerfbar ma@en. @r pteS barauf
bin, bab in benz neuen 9apzGbam<
berlain Mtlitdrgefeb oas Wort rei11>
berufen4 (au) bur@ bas Wort lions
1frtbieren" (6raft) eriebt TT. 9ier<
Bel bdtten Mbgeorbnete tire 9anb INT
@ptele, pe1he MunitionSfabrttante1
1iab.
Ser geebe ging cine parabe bor<
aus, an pel@er it9 amertfant1@e, iii@
btf6e, beut1@e, polnti@e, italisnt19e,
ungart1@s unb finnii@t 3petgperetne
Der ip5ialitii9en Partet betetltgten.
Cart Giieg +.
2onbon, Is. Sept. @arl gfer
tpurbe beute tot in 1etnem Bette cut L
gefunben. @r par feit ldngerer 3eit
front.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-29
&lingt bpifnnllaslpg.

2pnbon, 25. Sept. S. 8. gars
rim, Der 9erausgeber Des pSbierper
idreibt in 1einem glatte, bob Gng@
Lamb nod cine Miuton 5olbaten
aufbringen 1nnB, ipenn aGrDBbrita11,
r1ien ben Rrieg glott geninnen nil.
lDie es feline Mbiibt II
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-29

Wenige @tnnben na6 ibrer
6o95eit tpurben sSSofepb gafIeman
nnb 1eine Trau in Rnor. Sno., ge-
tDtet. sic treu3ten in ibrem 8NggD
bic gabngelei1e, als Elm 3ug, ben
lie niht benertt batten. bineintraa,
10
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-29
v9eereSgrnppe beS Gr5ber5og3
.@nrI eSrn11a.

r9eeresgruppe 0es gr5ber5ogs
&arl Jran5:
Ser Gein6 iett ieine Mngrifie
D1tlih nno norb0ltlib bon &irlibaDu
hartnddig fort. Deitlid BON Der
5taot tpurben Die feinoliben Wlal-.
fen, na6oem iie etnen leiien grfolg
gebabt, gum Salten gebro6t ltrlo
lpeitere 9lngriffe abgelblagen. Stios
&pe]tli9 bon 2uc5ine lblug ETH
feinoliber 9turmangriff> Ger iiebte
in je6s Sagen, febl. sSn Ser Ge-
qen0 bon 2ubolna babe1l mir bonn
SSein6e errunge11e 8orteile pieser
einqeboIt uno neue S5ort1britte Sc,
1nabt.
uSSront 6es Yrin5en 2eopolo:
r3lpii6er 3boroff uno Dem ober1l
@eretb, Sit-@ali3ie1L ging Ser
Geino nod mebrtdgi9er artiqerliti.
| }9er gorbereitung mie6erun nit
itorfen Maien gum glngriff Dor.
Mebrere 9turmangriffe maren iboll
5uriidgel6lagen, alS eS ibnen atn
nahnittaq gelanq, BEL Berpelnift
in unfere @r4ben einou0ringe11.
Gin @egenangriff mdbreno rec
geobt fiibrte 3u duBerit erbitterfen
&fen, in benen lpir ale nnlere
@teunngen tpieber nabmen. Web-
rere &un6ert @efangene nno iieben
W1aihinenaepebre blieben in nn!er1l
&dn6en. Ser Gein6 erliit infoige
1einer 9lngriffSlueiie iebr 1blpera
blutige 8erlu1te.
uSStalienil6e &riegsi6altplab:
u9ln ser iiioltden Syront erbplt,
teten tpir Elm Mol6inengetpcbr. Nh
Ser Solion<Tro11t tpnroe Elm feino=
lieber glngriff gegen nnlere 9telluns
gen ouf Dem @er0inal=Berg abge-
| 5blagen.
v@s lit nunnebr feltgeFeut NOR
Sen, boB 0ie beribtete grplolivt1
Quf Dem @ipfel 0eS Monte Gino:c
bon Oberlelttnant Mlader trob iei-
ner Mu1loen berurIn6t tpltr0e uno
0aB lie cine berni6ten6e Wirflulg
botte. Cine gon5e italieniIcbe aol11-
pogl1ie pur0e bergraben. Seile oe5
50. Snfonterieregilnentes griffcn ole
uberrai9te @orniion in 6en Slau-
fen unD I'M Giifen an. Ole 3abl
Ser @efangenen lit uuf 427 geltie,
gen., 8mei Malbinet1gelpe uur.
SEN erbeutet. Mpnte giinone IL
ieitoen1 nt1ter fein6liben Seuer.
u1ie Sage In Mlbanien lit unptrs
at10ert."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-09-29
Gimer abgeiduiieu, elmer lanoet.

Berlin, 25. @ept,, iiber 2onbon~
8rdnbe Dpn grpbem 1mfange nur=
ben als Jolge bes 3eppelinz8ombar@
dement's BON Qp1bpn unb ben an=
liegenben @rafi6aften beoba4tet,
1agt Der offi3ieae 8eri@t iiber ben
2uf ftangrtff. 3met 3eppeltne pur=
ben BON 2lbpebrge1@iiben getroHen
unb gi1gen berlpren.