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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE NTEIrIGENCE.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AMI PM pM
Fun rtses. 4 IS sun sets. i Id Moon RI ,esio:Jo
HIGH WATER THIs DAY.
e.ndyn,. ~ Gov. ,.,.. , P .! ,er c,,.., Pm ~
Low wATER THIS DAY.
s.ss.un AM AMl. AN
0e"oSh k..a A7iGov Isl ....4 90 Hell Data. Vo
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Houses for h. Summer
&
MAINE.
SUMNER RESIDENCE AND COTTAGE
To LET.

ATLANTIC HOLLANDS Nneet, coolest
home: ali modern appointments; 6 bed
oons. ? baths; lavatory grounds thsde.
garage; $3.50. Ioc& Box 800.
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

CHURCH ST. 1870. and Murray st. 35-
and Ambrose @ food. esrs. owners. Her
man Fried, contractor. .,.,,,.. S.st 81
slST ST, 2o+ w. and 5sth It. $40 W
Joseph Braunstein agt Hannah Goldberg
and Jennie Sussman, adm. as owners ire
isTH ST., SO and 3s W-.Bernard johnson
nsual, ',.... .S3,le6, 90
sTW ~. VS.. s3d and s%th SITS, 2ooxi:5-
srhrenk & Co. Inc, agt t6l sth Az 90.
Inc, owner; Interstate Glass Co: con.
motor .S2list
SEAMAN Az. + 100 e Academy st. ioox
too-standard Plumbing supply Co agt
Frank Wilson CONSTR co. Inc. owner ani
contractor ......,''''' '''''''''s'''''
BrOny.
JOHN ST, " =, 1893 n pitmas n. I3x3o'.a
w A Brockhurst CO. Inc, hst Harlem
Estate Co. contractors. ''S.s
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ArYfved-FRIDAy Nav 30

May Up
Us san Giorgto, 4;O r. NJ, Gibraltsr.
IS Czaritss, 5 A NJ. Kois Bsy. Nav g.
April 70. ~" "i"'"
So La Drcm.. s:sop. ~. bordeaux. Apr,, 20
= san GiorE1u, $40 y NJ, Naples, Nav 3
s. HoNa. $40 r. NJ, Palermo. April 20.
IS ikoma Maru, 8 20 +. NJ. Kobe, March q.
- Byron. go = NJ, Barbados. May 10
IS lysefjord. 4I5 y. NJ, Barscoa. NAV "a
% norirguen. 2 p. " san Juan. May ID.
MAY 70.
IS Rio Verde. 1 A. NJ, 81. Lucia, Nav 10
Sc sinaola, 6 h.. NJ, Saeua. May n
May II '
S. Zscaps, 3 A. NJ. Kingston. May u.
e. niorneford. VI Rosario. April Il.
g Mohawk. Jacksonville. Nay i6.
S. Neches, Charleston. May l.
g Li'y OF Columbus. SAY snnah. May 10
IS Che-okee. GEORGETOWN, >. C. May IA.
- Larinicr. Port Arthur. May IL
IS Princes Anne, Norfolk. May IS.
IS Richmond. Georgetown. { c, Nav "A.
IS E-kasoni. Philadolphia. May II
= thNnee' philadelphia. May IL.
- MatlTa, Newport News, May II
ARRIVED FROM NEw YORK
81 New York dank>. at Bergen
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
s. Calanarrs. from Havana
- Cretic. from Palermo.
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DALE or GREAT NECk PLACE.
Baker Crowell has sold to an investor
inc residence Of Prank u. swssesss h
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PINE ST, ais. a g. 1860 e Nassau 81,
runs s 9A.6 Z Q 25.l X 3 Z X e33.10 = n
2610 " 72.S to ~ x W 30 to beg
Equitable Trust 60, trus. to New Pine st
Real Estate Corpn. 80 William Ct. mtg
$4,000 May IS; atty. Lawyers Title
VANDAM ST, 57-g. n 8, 1875 " Varick ct,
6Oxloo-Philip Moeloth. ct al to the N
Realty Corpn, mto $4,000 on 80. April
Il. 1916: atty. Jean V Luts, 81 Cedar
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Evansclinr. Bermuda 900 y CA
Mauzinllo. Nassau ...... T. a. 800
~icnhaTp. New found tnd s "oA II ~ A "
PARMA, Barbados ..... II 80 4 10 "
tuy of Montgomery. say
anuah ............ ..... ... 30 pm
Jefferson, Norfolk. -...... ........-. 90
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys nane 10 omitted
address party of nrst part.)
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
bow ntOwn.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
WALL ST, ss. II .l.6xs5. ilx.?xsG.
May 10. due May 80, 1919. 8 p c--N Wall
81, Inc. to n y Trust Co. 90 Broad vt;
atty, Lawyers Title 4 Trust Co, 100
MOTT ST. ,as.5. O., lsis n Hester A.
Jox62 sx&9 9xs?,s. May IA. due and int
MS per bond-Frank Tate to Consumers
Brewing &c, 1911 Az A; a'ty:;, Holm
iefH ST. 2?i w. y .. $50 y Dieecker o..
:l.lixs5. 2xssxs6.3. May ~. 5 yrs. AZ p {
Simon echpurmacAes OF 81 TO Oha6 ,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-06
FIND MANY PRECEDENTS
FOR PURSUIT OF VILLA
jackson invaded Florida, Then Owned
BY Spain, on Two Occasions.

In or 1ering United States troops into
Mexico to hunt down Villas bandit
army President Wilson acted on the
principle of international law sanction
ing punitive expeditions against fac
lions IN a foreign state which cannot
be or ere not prevented by the consti
tuted authorities of that state from
attacking . s neighbors.
Auth orities on international law and
practice pointed to many precedents
witnes sing the general acceptance of
this principle. 1t was written into the
treaty of 1890 between the United
States and Mexico. which now has
lapsed. in the form of a provision I'M
der which the military forces of either
country could pursue marauders across
the International line where "a hot
trail existed. Even before this treaty
was ne gotiated. however. General Law
ton pu sued band Of raiding Apaches
into Mexico.
Daniel Webster as secretary of state
accepted the hot TRAIL principle In
negotiating with Canadian authorities
in 1S4. during the Fenian troubles In
Canadsl.
In two instances General Andrew
Jackson headed punitive expeditions
into Florida while that territory was
a Spar ish possession. One was against
filibrstering faction based on Amelia
island and operating against the Unit
ed States. The other resulted in the
destruction of the town of st. Marc.
which had been the base of a Greek
Indian expedition against the United
States and involved the hanging by
United States troops Of British sub
ject who General Jackson charged
was employed by the Creeks as a spy.
The British government investigated
that IL cident. but never protested.
Offic ais recalled many other in
stances where the "hot trair' principle
had been invoked In some form by this
and her governments and declared
there could be no doubt of its applica-
bilIty in the case of Villa.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-06
NEW DISEANSE HAS
DEVELOPED IN TRENCHES

LoNDON, April 5:-Physicians are
investigating a new disease, trench
leVer- AT first it was thought that
thls malady contracted on the battle
front was some old disease in a now
eulse' out research now indicates it is
I" uiStlhct speclhc fever of relapsing
type not due to any virus hitherto
NiioWh' Inc relapse may be one or
several in number. The characteris
'io symptoms are headache and pain
/" 'iie less ana the small of the back.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-06
PERSIiING WAS PROMOTED
OVER HEADS OF 862 OFFICERS
Roosevelt Thought Enough of Work
In Philippines to Ignore Custom.

Brigs der General John J. Pershing
who Is in active command of the Amer
ican forces now seeking the capture of
Pancho Villa, first gained fame in 1906
when his American troops and Filipi
no scoIts drove the rebellious Moros
under Dato Anil from their last strong
hold IL Bagsag mountains. island of
Jolo For this feat he was made a
brigadier general by President Roose
welt, who jumped him over the heads
Of S62 ranking officers. There was
some protest at this appointment but
Roosev cit thought his feat in the Phil
ippines was worthy OF the rapid ad
vancenent
His s the story of a keen faced.
blue eyed man of peace. who makes
soldering his business. He likes peace
best OF all. but when it comes to a
6ght-yvell. look out for Pershing. He
believes In making peace quite to be
desired Ask the Moros of Mindanao.
In the Philippines. and they will tell
you that Pershing is a mighty nice
man-vhen he isn't fighting
Gene al Pershing was born on Sept
13. 1860. and entered West Point from
Missouri In 1882. graduating in 1885,
He has always since served In the
cavalry. He did his bit Of work in the
piping times of peace and fought gal
lantly IN the Sioux rumpuses In 1890
and 1891. against Geronimo and in the
Wounded Knee campaign. He took
part IL the Santiago fight and then
went to the Philippines.
He fought his regulation share of
Philippine fights and came out IN
scathet. Then came the orders from
WashiI gton to make the Moros peace
full And to Captain John j. Pershing.
Fifteerth cavalry. was assigned the
Job Of pacifying.
Hither and yon he went Sometimes
he wal holding out the olive branch
here. sometimes handing out three
pound shells there, with Krag bullets
on the side. Whenever he found a
friendly village Pershing was the
friendl est person In It.
The leading dattos were invited to
his tent They had the seats of hon.
consulted on the way they would like
to have things done. Whenever there
was ali orderly. law abiding commu-
nifty 1t was allowed to administer its
own government unhampered by the
AmeriC ans.
He was promptly put on the new
genera staff of the army. When the
Japs aid the Russians fell to fighting
Pershillg was dispatched to Manchuria
as military observer with Kuroki's
forces. What he saw there has been
OF benefit to the American army since.
And the mikado bestowed upon him
for his services the fourth class Order
Of the Sacred Treasure. Next he was
made military attache at Tokyo.
But lighting and pacifying and OBJ
serving didn't make the gallant cav
alryman immune to Cupid's darts. he
soon stlccumbed to the charms of Miss
Helen Frances Warren. only daughter
OF Sens.tor Warren Of Wyoming. chair
man o. the committee on military af-
fairs.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-06
DIXIE FLYER WILL
OPERATE ALL YEAR
DIXIE LIMITED is TO BE DISCON-
49,
TINUED APRIL 8-MOST POPU-
LAR OF CHICAGO CARRIERS is
RUN TWELVE MONTHS IN YEAR.

W. d. Stark, T. p. A. a c. l., an
nounced today that the famous Dixie
Fyler which is operated out of Jack
sonville daily over the Atlantic Coast
Line and other railroads to Chicago
will remain in service all of the year.
The Dixie Limited, which is operated
to Chicago as a companion train to
the Dixie Flyer, will be discontinued
on April s.
The Dixie Flyer is one of the most
popular trains in service between
Florida and the west and is a year
round carrier. During the busy win
ter tourist season, the Dixie Limited
IS operated to handle the increased
business which is more than doubled
over that for any other time in the
year.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-06
Gave Wife a Shnnk

AS near as can make out" said
the physician, your wife seems to
nave experienced sudden shock of
some KIND Il guess that's right.
repiled the husband. Il got home be-
lore II o'clock last night. -Indianano-
lis Star.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-06
LIE as Il Really Is

anyone can carry his burden. how.
ever q heavy' till nightfan. Anyone can
10 ms work. however hard. for one
uay. anyone can live sweetly. pa.
llently' lovingly. purely. till the SIM
goes down And that is all that life
Stevenson. Nouis
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-06

Elephants have been put to work in
England. Horses are scarce, due to
the gnsat demand for war horses, but
a Sheffield firm broke the horse famine
by hiring n retired elephant from a
circus. which pulls as much as five
horses
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TO MAKE CHANGE
THE JACKSONVILLE -CLEVELAND
SLEEPING CAR LINE TO BE DIS
CONTINUED FOR SEASON-EF
FECTIVE SATURDAY.

G. R. Petit, division passenger
agent for the Southern railway. yes
terday announced that the road will
make important changes in its passen-
ger train service from Jacksonville to
northern and western points on Satur-
day. These changes are in conformity
with the usual Encouragement Of ser
vice at he end Of every winter tourist
season.
The changes announced were as fol
lows:
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-06
Florida Special.

Jacksonville Cleveland sleeping
car line will be discontinued for the
season, effective with the last car
northbound leaving Jacksonville on
train No. ), 7:10 a. m.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-06
Royal Palm.

Effective April s, train No. >. will
arrive Jacksonville $50 a. m. instead
OF 40 a M, as at present. At the
same tine, dining car service will he
lnaugurated southbound between les
up and Jacksonville Train No I
VIII continue to leave Jacksonville
$40 p. m, and arrive in Cincinnati
9:l5 P a., arrive Indianapolis 2:25 a
fn-' instead OF 100 a. M, arrive Chi
cago 4:47 a. m, instead of 7:20 p. m
Observation-Disclosures sleeping car
line operated northbound on this train
VIII be discontinued with last depart
ure from Jacksonville $40 p. m.
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Ohio Special.

Trains Nos. 10 and IA will be dis
continued for the season with last
train northbound leaving Jacksonville
1920 a. m. This automatically dis
confines, at the same time, the two
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and Jacksonville.
Chattanooga sleeping car lines operat-
ed northbound on these trains
Kansas cityFIorida Special.
Dining car service will be discon.
tinued southbound between Jesup and
Jacksonville on train No. "a. effective
with last arrival at Jacksonville 8:25
a. m, April Z.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22

ali hunting with dog or gun. OF driving
lafeagh VI ssi vi ANY cattle, GA lha
Resale plantation withoat special per
,aissioa, Ii gosiuysls prohibited. All aaeh
acta viii bee resafdsd as treapaaa.ng and
prosecuted So saeh.
Mrs, Z. It, BARROW.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22
Al TO THE PLANTING or
eeHiNG OATS.

Spring oats mag be- planted with
profit for either grazing crop or a
grain crop but not for both purposes
The planting may be- done q, any time
between Jan, and Feb. l. when the
SOL IL In proper condition The land
should be- plosed when no, too wst.
sometime previous TO planting, and
should be discad and narrowed until
thoroughly pulvertxed The oats may
be sovn broadcast and covered by the
disc, or may b. put In with the drill.
Spring oats should be sown thicker
than fall oats on the sasne character os
soil since they haven't time 10 stool
sufficiently II sown thin. Pm, In two
or three bushels per acre. aud on isrs.-
class land as much as four Bushels
may he rrefltably used The Louisiana
He'd Rust Proof Ia az good variety as
eaA BIZ found The f'ulghaH and Burt
are also goad varieties and can be
recommended.
II IN mere important. 10 fegttIigs
spring oais than fall sown cats. The
application Of loo pounds os nitrate Of
soda will usually give good results In |
their growth. This should |
be applied by hand. 10 February or |
March.
Spring oats will yield from onehale
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22

TO thrse.feuFths az much An fall cats
UNDER HE conditions of season, prepa.
ration OF land and quality OF soil They
are mol nearly as safe Az fall oats due
10 their not having time to make much
srowfh before bot Weather comes.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22

All parties are hereby noliIied not 10
tfsspaAs oii any property of tbs fslieians
Bank and Trust Company. ia Liquidation.
under penalty 81 the law.
O. II. STEELE, special agent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22

The public is hereby notified that hunt
ing oil, crossing over. OF any eiAar form
of uespass IL pruhibted on piece OF
ground west of the Y. q Nj. v. Railroad,
beginning nj the north boundary of II. IL.
stlriiag and extending 90 Whitman plat.
form, on the property OF Mrs. 4, 4. Al
lain Also Oh all property Of Mira. C. II
i.asIa. Mta j. \. Mhoon, aud II. II. stir
Ling II a. sgiRiJNu. Agent,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22

Al siespasslng is prohibited oa illls and
slaughter, Lake Breeze. Grayfleld. aaa
ulass plaes plantations. such ~ Aunglax
pecan gathering, etc, and VIII be prose-
eated ~ iuA aAtaat VI The iaa.
RACGuJRCi COMPANY,
Par i. h. Deherty. Agent
smlthiaad Lag. aud +. o., La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22

All hunting of any kind on Pauline. Live
oak and clancy places, cutting wire
tenres, hauling across fisl,is. and cutting
or selling wood. buying or hauling corn
ssld buying cattle On any IT the above
places will be considered as Ireslaaslng
nd will be prosecuted to the full extent
the las, regardless Of euiyf
i.gas Ia--i yrl r. O. HAMILTON.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22

From and after ihis date all hunting Ut
aas KIM Oh Ainelosia aad Independence
plantation 10 positively prohibited under
Isiiails Of uespasssllg. Al, cue found on
these places without permission will ha
considered tiespaastng, and prosecuted 10
the full eAteni OF the law.
ARs. ), a. BARROW.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22
H. YUNkES
Machinist

Blacksmith. WhssIsrsahs saa Hsrss
shosins shop~plumbine and eles
Fitting - General Repair Work on
oasaiins aad ssssm gnslass -- All
Work Guaranteed.
OF, FHAkCIsvtLAE. "A.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22

All hunting Ii prohibited on the
Aekien Plantations. Monruyia, Pamela
and Loeklomond, under penalty OF the
law. II. II. DAVIS, (Da
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22
COMMISSIONERS
Alex. Enoehs.

Successor 10 q Enochs. dealer ana
manufacturer oil sareophaxus Menu.
merts snd iiesdstones. Marble and
Granite OF best quality. Workman.
ship at lowest rates.
ARpMoaE. pa,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22
lAs, wEYDEnT. Ascent

Prom end after this date all hunting Of
ans kind on IBeeeh Grove and Csesas plaza
tatlons. Estate Ut e. +, Meffiek, Ia peal
tlyaiy prohibited under penalty OF tres
passing Any enc faunH uii giiesH places
without permission will ba considered
tfeHpassIng. and prosecuted 10 the full
extent N ihs Las
EDWARD r, MERRtcR. Attorney.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22

The public IL hereby notified that the
former Stewart farm of Il NJ James
place, near Wilhelm, viii from this day be-
called the Caroline Plantation. 40 tres
passing allowed, ;, A. PETERSON,
9ghaY fin
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22
TREspAss NOTICE,

Hunting and trespasstng of all
Kinds are hereby prohibited, under
penalty OF the law, On Magnolia
Plantation. No exceptions.
The public In warned against
buying Are wood, posts or crops
from tenants of Magnolia without
permission.
CHAs. W. MACKIE, JR., Mgr.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-22

Hunting, fishing. lettering or trespaas.
Ing ia any form on Laurel Hill Farm 10
hereby prohibited under penalty Of the
law Hi NJ STEWART. Manager
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03
1as ruiHide Centrum TN
Qlrmemien
run aud msbr aIs u Meilen suriids
getrieben.

&onitantinopel, 2. Suni.
lleber Qoltbon. - Nd6Dem Der Iinte
Jliisel Der ruiIii6en grmee in armes
risn 6ei Wamnfbatum an elmer 20
Meilen laus.n 5rout bon ben Iiirfsn
3uriidgetrieben iporben, luuroe nun
audi ods Centrum inter ben for.ges
iebten angriffen Der 7iirten me9r dls
12 Meilen nett suriitgeiagt. Cine
biesbe5iigli8e 8stanntna4ung bes
tiirtii6sn Strisssminiferiums lautet
ipie folst:
yaaufaiiider &riegsidaupIas: 0ds
Centrum Der ruFiideH Grmee BAT,
nahbsm mir ben linfen i}Iii5el 5uriid'
gstris6tn, feline idmmtIiten Stelluns
gen aufsegsbsn unb iid 20 &ilometer
melt suriidge5ceen. an uHierem linten
Gliissl iflugsu mir sinen angriff Der
Ruifen ab." r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03
Ser gieges5ua ber Gent
i@en bel Wersmtt.
Der Walb BON Gdillette unb dnbsre
poiitionen DON ben DeutideH
genommen.
es tpurben babel rs Offi3isre unb
2000 Rann sefungsn asnommen
uno brei Gnnonen unb 90
MafdiHsngeidiss
erobert.

8erlin, 2. SUM. leber 2onbpn.
Die Sberts Sesrssisituna tiinbigte am
sSreitag an, bab Der Walb bon GALL
letie, fiibli6 bonn Go,t DouaumOnt,
an Der gerbun Srcnt, unb bena6bars
te 9rdben Don ben Deutiden gsnpms
men iporben ieien. Gin gesenangriff
Der Jran3ofsn, Der iiiopeIili6 BON
bem Wdlo bon 8aur gemd6t purbe,
mib!ang, obslei9 er nit sroben 5rups
penmaFeu unternommen ipurbe. gs
ipurben rs Offi5iere unb 2000 Wann
gsfangen genommen unb brei &anonen
unb mebr als 20 Mai9inenssi4iib:
er6eutst. Die biesbe3iisli6e pffi5iels
antiinbisung lautet ME folgt:
sWeitlider ariessi6dupIdb: Na9
borbergssangenem befiissn Qrtilleries
feuer unb Winenerploiion.n sriffen in
Der lsBten glddt itarie britiihe 5rups
penmaien iueitIib unb iiiolpeftli6 bon
@iDsn4p an. 8ieieHigen. bic ni9t
bur4 infer 9lrtillerisfsusr 5uriidses
triebeH Durben, nadoem iie i6tpers
Uerluite erIitteH, ipurben in benz fol-
genbsn 9anbgemsnse niebersemaht.
.auf benz ipsiili6sn ufsr Der Mads
grifien bic 5raH3oisn ipisbsrbOlt uHIez
re Siellungen in erTolsloier gDeiie an.
.2luf bem 0itlifen llfer baben mir
ben gan3en Walo bon Gailleite uno
bic berad6artsn fsinSliGen @rGben
senommen. Sin 9essnangriif Der
5ransOfsn, Der am Jrsitas WlorseH
nit srOBen 5ruppenmdfen unternoms
men lpurbe, miblaug. Bis iebt iino
an Gefanesnen rs Offiaiere unS 1000
Wann einsebra6t poroen unb es
iuurbsn aud brei aanoneH uHb peHigs
feHs % Wai9inengsf6iibs e.bsutet.
.Siiopeitlic1 BON ellie fiel Elm bri=
tii9er qeroplan nit isiuer 9emans
nuns unbeIhdbist in uniere 9dnoe.
Sin fran30itides aampfflus5eug
tpurbe IN sinem &f in Der auft
iiber ben SSben DON Warre, dbsei9ois
fen. Gerner ipurbe Elm feiHbliher Oopz
pelbeder iiber 9aur abgei6oiieH uno
elm onberer tpsitli9 BON Noerdiugen.
rOeitIi6er ariessidaupEas: Cine
beutIte Retognos3irungsabtbeil beiluns
bat an Der Jront iiibli6 bon Smors
son ein paar Dubeub Gsfangene ges
mo6t. Siib6tli6 DON DriiopittDsSse
iuurOe Elm rufiii4er QerOpIan sers
fort.
Bonn galtantriessidaupfab lit
Hi4ts Widtises 5u beri4ten."
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-03

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