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viii Try to Gross Atlantic by Air.

New York. MAY u.s. I;"lll;,n Wanna.
makrr will attempt To NY across 1il1
Atlantic. after the war in an aero
plane 10 In constructed for him by The
curtiSS .Arruplanr company. in Il let.
ter to the Aero club of America Mr..
W"nnmakcr si.niticd his intention vi
maxim. the nigll1. He asked the z"
opcrnliDn of the club. He said:
"Supplcmrn1in- my letter OF Feb. t.,
1911. si.nifyiny my intention Of mipll'
ing Il purely scientific test of atronan.
tical power ly crossing the ocean IN
one flight. ! beg to advise you "f the
following Developments.
%"IirSt. Lieutenant moW f%olnmanicr)
John &. Porte, who was to command
the America. WAS called to his country
hN tine War. thus temporarily stopping
! preparations for the flight.
Second. r'lrSuin" my purpose t"
build an air craft tllai will cross The
~"rrHn-thr America Transatlantic com.
Eany Was Incorporated. and the c0iu'
paly. acting for me-. has placed an IN.
der Will, tine turti>S .Arrnplalr com
. I:!llN Tor Il new craft Iilat VIII nave
more than ten times the power of tho
old one. 1t will hr of special design,
entirely hitfrren, from any air craft
heretofore built. and especially adapt
cd for alighting on and arising from
rough seas and therefore cminentlN tit
ted for The transatlantic flight. 1t Is
now under construction and Will M
tested at the Atlantic coast ];lcruuHnti
cal station at Newport News
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16
Observation-Disclosures and Events

select audience. Mimi recently enter
tanned and instructed the members OF
the American Philosophical society
with scenes from her daily life. She
registered pleasure. thought. JOY ana
plzzlement in II striking manner.
DIR. Furncss has been five years try
ing to teach an articula1r language
10 Mimi. n at the end of this period
her vocabulary comprises tw" words
papa and cup" She can di>tin-
suisll colors and has a particular Hptl-
tude for picking out objects Ivy their
size and shape.
llcr owner believes that II" ape can
hc taught an articllatc language. but
that these a~n1hropoihS have reason.
without association of ideas. They
arc governed largely 10y instinct and
little by reason. he thinks.
To Use NettIe Fiber Instead Of Cotton.
lMlodnm. May - pr. DSWnlh kirl,-
tor. professor of organic chemistry ut
the University of Vienna. confidently
looks forward to the time When the
successful cultivation of the nrttlc and
its manufacture into textiles will rrn-
der central Europe independent of
American cotton.
The London Daily Chronicle repro
luces from the Deutscllc TagrSZcitung
the particulars of the process by which
pr. Richter claims to be able to Suhsti-
1utc tn" fiber of the nettle for cotton
in the manufactures of textiles. II has
long been known the fiber Of the nrttlc
was capable of treatment to make it fit
for use in weaving textiles. but the
great dlftlculty was to separate the
woody particles from the fiber.
For this purpose Dr. Richter tried
ammonia. but the process WAS eNl,rll-
SiNp. Now N" has hit ON Il simple mex
pcn~iyr process in which lrr employs
water. The prutStllr TH-c>ZcitnnG do.
rIarrS the g process is entirely sat
i~fac1oTN. The nrttlr cloth is described
as readily absorbing dyes and as easily
i~mprr-la1cd :" as t" render il water
proof.
50 'ii all GOES WrIl' American cotton
! can 60 H-l,c@gin. so far as the central
European mills are concerned.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16
Leads Russians Against Austrians.

P%etroyraI, May ~. General Al"Nan-
der Rr1l>ilott. who is now in com
mantl of the Russian armies oprrat-
inc against the -AuStrians III Vol
hynia and Galiria, has done notable
work since the outbreak of the war.
1t is said of him that he is the coolest,
boldcSt and most unSparin- of the
ears generals. He is described as a
thin. f%aStidiuu>. S%qucamisl, physically
delicat" man. though unShrinkin@ in
battle.
BruSilotf likes frontal attacks. He
says they ar" less costly than the ia
vOrite t1unkin@ assaults. The proper
ton of losses in frontal attacks is
greater. he contends. but the absolute
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16
To Educate Little Yaquis.

Mexico City. May u. Via Galveston
Families of the rebel iauni Indians
captured in the state OF Sonora. com
priSing 3On children. will be educated
a, !: special school at Hermosill".
These orders, issued by Minister of
War .AlvarO Obre"on. are expected to
result in the capture or to induce the
surrender of the rebel Indians in the
mountains. 80 \
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Monkey Compared With Man.

Philadelphia, May ,. While man
may 90 ON making Il monkey of him
self. there is no chance for any mon
key to make a man of himself.
This scientific deduction, was pre-
scented to distinguished SaNant> by Or.
william II. Furne>S 81. after years of
research among a~nthrupoldS.
DIR. FurlcSs is the owner ana hi
ocraphcr of Mimi. Il remarkable Chin
nance that had the distinction of ap-
nearing in the movies before the most
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16

to another. which win give several
days for making a thorough applic;,-
ton and letting it dry out. The appll-
cation OF a fat which will smear well
ON the underSide of the rooS will
greatly help out. The main point is l."
sec that all cracks in the house and
especially the roost supper, used are
thoroughly drrnrhcd with Il mite kill
ING matcrial.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16
Frances New War Minister.

Paris. May 22-When General Gal
lien.i. hero of the battle of the Marine.
resigned his post as minister of war
for France a short time . he WAS
succeeded by General Pierre \. RoQue>.
best known for his work as IN expert
i'm ~aerunauticS.
General Roques was trained as an
engineer. having entered the Folytcch-
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16
CALVES IN SUMMER.
Youngsters Should Be Well Fed and
Furnished Shade In Hot Weather.

keep only IL few of my calves. My
milk record tells me what COWS are
best in my herd. writes Il correspond
cnt of the Now England Homestead.
Calves from these coWs arc the ones |
retain. Tho others arc vcalcd. ! be-
love in pasture for young calves. but
for very Young calves something be
sides grass or clover is required.
| have used various grains. but NOW
Use exclusively q grain mixture that
has proved Very satisfactory. This
mixture consists of ground oats and
rornmeal. each three parts, and "ilmeal
aud bran. each n part, Very little
calves are given Il tiny handful Of this
mixture. This is increased until two
pounds are given to a slN months old
calf when on pasture in summer. Near
linoS are given three pounds of this
mixture and those eighteen mouths
old four pounds if the pasture is short.
find that this grain mixture is Just
as GOOD for winter feeding ;~ for sum
three tr six pounds daily and is fed in
connection with Sila.c and clover or
alfalfa hay. Nothing is 50 good for
calves as the lec1lme hays. Another
thing is to Arrance in some manner
shade for calves in hot weather and
either a run where calves Fan Get in
the bushes or a dark shed where they
can 60 to avoid flies. | should have
stated that when the calves are Very
young separator milk is given twice
daily at first and then later once a day.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16
Boarded Sheep Rack.

\ boarded up feeding rack in the
SHEEP lots or pens will prevent dirt
and chaff from getting into the Wool
while the animals are feeding. Dirt
of this kind in the wool is II of the
reasons usually given 10y buyers for
low prices paid. In some instances
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16

the ctait and dirt from the rack will
work down into the wool. mating it
near the hide and causing discomfort
to the sheep as we'll as injury to the
wool. lis use means a better. cooking
flock and Will also result in saving
quite a good deaf of feed that is ordi-
narily wasted.
Tn" rack may he built douhl". giving
as much feeding space on one side as
tile ",hcr. The double racks are best
for tn" open lols,-Farm Progress.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16
Senator Benjamin r. Tillnan, Head OF
Naval Affairs Committee.

Set-toS With Senators Snoonrt, Hal"
and .\llrich make entertaining read
ing these days.
OF late years. however. the strain or
intense senatorial llbnr> has had its
effect on the senator. but despite his
failing health he has remained in
WASHINGTON and has his share in its
busy routine.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16
Trimminq the Trees.

Trim a little every year rather than
much in any one year. Peach trees
require more pruning than most trees.
At least u half of the new growth
should Ne removed each season.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-06-16

When the summer sun is high in
the sky chicks must have shade if
their health is to be preserved.
Where there is Shrubbery. such as
small fruit or other bushes, that
will he sufficient. If natural shade
is lacking artificial means for pro-
tecting the chicks must be pro-
vided. A piece of canvas or old
carpet thrown V a wooden frame.
as shown in the illustration, will
do nicely.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
SOaas,o ntmtmt 2lmlcibe omf.
2nG mr Rtf bprfd1fpA
Qorrioicrt, Wontno. Sen IS. Sea.

&orri9iert, WontnQ. Den IS. Seq.
Chicago. - &ci3en: 80 3 roter. mo-
n1inen: gtn 9 barter. nomineII. W1ai5:
Go. 9 oelbcr, 91-93c. Safer: So. 8
tpeiBcr, 51-51 hc 0tpQ9en: SEQ. no.
mine1l. er1te: 65c-1.20. Sen: Sontot6u
13.O0-17.50; 8roirie 9.00-1500.
Butter: 80 1A-38c 8od7teinfG1c: % Nc.
Gier: 32-37c. 0artoffeln: @i8coniin
nn6 Wichidon, tpeiRe 1.40-160; 9afota
un6 WfinncIotn Ghios 1.5O-155. Sc
fliiQeG: Sun9c 6ii6ncr tic; 6ii6ner un0
Sennen TIC. gin6pieh: @ceoe5 100
11.75; Gtiere 6.7O-10 %; Giihe un6
Settlers. 3.8O-1O1O; Gtoders nnb See
6ers 5.OO-8.1O. Gdmeine: 8ulf go
1910; leiG6te 92O-9.65; ii6iperc
965-10.25. Gdafe: 6ammeG: $50
1000; QGmmer II 00-13.35. {
I1tlmnufec. = gGeiaen: go. 2 g2or>
tern 1.62-1.69. @erlte: W1e6ium 1 rs:
LII. GRoi5: go. QcI6cr 91-9tkc..
Safer: STANDARD 51-5114c TGod5S,
Tamen 2.83-2S9 WehI: Gomncripei>
gen. 9ntents in SGiiern 885. Sen: 8i>
nIotfn S.00-16.50. Sdltpeine: &rima
Builders 10 O0-t020. Nin6bie6: Gtierc
6.75-1O.5O. Gfhafe: 100000; QGme
mer 9.OO-1275. Butter: GreQmerh 81
-36c; 9airh 36c. gier: SriId6e So
SIC. aGIc: HrlI Cream 23-24c; 8rif
24-24 1ac; Sdtpci8er $3.50; 2inIe
BURGER 2315-25c.
ct. ounis. = g2ei5en: $50. rote.
1.7O-1 1872; g2o. 2 barter 1853
1.721h. O1oi8: SEQ. 2 tpeiRer ne
9finbpie6: @cef@Stiere: 1912. rs.
cSGhrlinas zGtierc un6 Sellers $50
1850. Gdllpeine: Sdlpere 1920
1885. Gdlofc: 0Gmn1er 9.00-1t.00-
SohrIinqe aO0-tt00
Gauins Gitn. gSetsen: $40. 2 horft7
1 .62-1 81; 9}p. roter 1877. O2nis
N2o. 3 qenliichter $3.50. 99in0biet
Geef~Gticre 10.50-12 co. Gdneine
8uIf g. 7O-t0.15. Gdhafe: cyG6rInil
tO.5O-t13 5; GGumer 20O-t3.00
NGinmenpolis. - @ei5en: $50. 1 Nort6
ern 167h-1.70A; 60 2 0ortber
i go Lar. 691 Il
Gnlnt6. - g8eisen: SEQ. Ioriber
1.ss1a.; go. 2yiort6ern 100 7a-1.65H
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
eSttt WitteIuteer&
9erlin> orabtloS ii6er GopbilGa,
Is On2

Berlin, orabtloS ii6er SopbiGla,
Is. 0e5.
= Wontag a6eno tpur6e folgenoer
amtli6e 8eri6t in 9 erIin perof-
fentli6t:
Gin 0euti6es Soudboot bot am
II. DECEMBER Elm frar5oiii6es
&riegSibtff ron ser @otrie=&la1ie So
¬en oit-iiiooltGi6 bon W2oltu
i6mer bei6GOigt.
Gin on6ereS Sou6boot fat am
II. Oe5ember fiioo1tlid Ser SSSniel
8antelleria Oas betpaffnete frone0ii-
i6e SronSporti6iff Weogbelan bon
5000 Sonnengebalt, init mebr oLs
1000 peiBen 1tnb farbigen Sruppen
an 8or0, torpeoiert. "
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SeMrtge Crate bat etnen inert
BON $7.641.6O9.OOO.
examination. s.. g.. IL. 0ea.

&SuIDIll9IuH, y. ", 10. Se6.
= Srob Ser gerineeren @rntc bot
bod Ser @rtrog Ser ipi6tigiten Selh-
friibte I'M Sabre 1916 in ben Ser.
Stooten einen beoeuteno b0beren
gSert ols I'M 8orinbr. Sn einem am
6reitog bonn Observation-Disclosures IN
g8 q btngt o II beroffentli6ten 8e.
ri6t miro Ser @ert Ser @eIomterlltc
6ieies SSobreS oltf $E641 100000 ge.
i6Gbt, $1,750,000,000 mebr oIs i'm
Sabre 1915, S0bere @reiie, gum
Sell berurlo6t our6 Sen Iusfan i'm
@rnteertrag un0 sum Sell Our6 sic
oeitci9erte 9eo6froge in Sen friegfiib.
ren0en 9Inoern @uropos fperoen pom
Observation-Disclosures oIs @riin0e fiji
sic beOeltenoe @ertiteiQerllng ser
observation-disclosures gegcniiber ser Dor.
1G5rigen ongefiibrt.
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Garransn hat ab9eIebnt.
PHILADELPHIA, go, Is. Sea.

- General Goran5oS Gertreter
ouf Ser gernii6ten Wteirfo 9onferen5
goben am 0eontog in g + | | q 8 /
b + / a, go, BEN omeritoniiben &om-
niIIGren gegeniiber 6u, OaB 0jas Dor
orei @o6en in 9tlontic Gitp inter
5ei6nete Grotofoll bon Gorran5a
ni6t rotifi3iert mor0en iei, fiigten ie-
oo6 bin5u, 0ies 1oIle feineSDegS be-
oel1ten, ooB oos 9lbfontnen bon ser
foftii6en Gegierung 0eerifos abge-
lebnt tpor6en lei. Cine meitere StBung
miro 0ien8tog Itottfinoen.
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II Ntterifaner eetotet.
2on6on, 10. Sea

SU4tUu4tt 10. Sed.
= Sieb5ebn otnerifontl6e Bferoe-
fne6te ltno elf Monn bon ser 8e-
iobung oeS britii6en Sronsportoo1np,
ferS Guiiion itt1o getotet tpor6et, ais
0teieS S6tff am Il. 9e5et11ber inn
W}ittelrneer bon einem Sou9boot Der
ie11ft murOe. 0ie W3itteilttn9 Ser bril-
tii6en 9l0mtrolitGt bieriiber Ialtet:
Ser unter 8ollo1t in tpeItli6er
Hi6tung fobrenOe britii6e @fer0es
tronSport6ompfer G1t1lian 1T am IA.
9e3enber i'm Wtittelmeer bon einern
Sau6boot berienft mor0en. @lf
Monn bon Scr 8eiobultg mur6en &C.
t0tet, oaru1ter Ser Sri tie uno 3tpeite
Sffi3ier. Q(ltBeroem fon0en II ome-
rifonil6e Bfer0efne6te ibren 500.
Sbre gta1nen iin0 Dem omerifonii6en
&o11uI il6er1nittelt tpor0en."
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21

Berlin, orabtlos ii6er Sabbille,
3E n.

=, 8ronoenburgii6e Sruppen bos
ben am Sanstag ruifii6e Stelllmger
ouf elmer 8reite bon 900 CARDS MORO
li6 bon ser &otpel nit 2l15f, @olbD-
nicn, berbineenben @iienbobnlinie i'm
Sturm genommen, tpie oie Oeuti6e
Seeresleitung am Sonntog on1tt1(b
ritteilt. Die 9eutT6en nobmen 800
W5onn unb flint Sffi5iere Qefangen
11no erbeuteten mebrere Woi6inenge-
tpebre ltn0 8ontbentperfer. Gin ruiz
iilher 9lngriff nobe SIlfuit tpurOe gu
riiGdeihloden.
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&ateRfaM UorldMtia erIcOiat.
@olhinaton, t6. December.

9ic 3IpiihenftontIidc gerfcbrs,
fomniliiOn CAB iiG am Gom2toG
porIdlfiQ 0onit 5ufrietcM eoB oi3
tronSfontinentaIcn @obncn ibren
Blon, 0ie SSro6trotcn fir sic GrntG
bon 1916 fir Sii6ienfonierpen Srof-
fenobit, Srauben, 8obnen, @iitbIens
ialm ltnO S(SpboIt bon ser po5iii6en
na6 Ser .otGantii6er &iiltc nm 5chn
Gents per bun0ert Bfltn0 8lt er60ber,
ie65ig Sage 3uriiL 'e1tellt.
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Sm6ast0 oerIekt.
WinneopoIis. Wfinn.. is. 0t

WftTIHenpoIGa, Wt1llll., Is. Ne6.
= @tpa 20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mltr0en letd)t perlebt un0 bicle onoer2
Geribt unb gequetidt, ais am Mfonlog
IN 90 tnneu y oIis, Nfinn., eii
eleftrii6er 2robt bro6 uno nit cinem
blenoenOen 2tdbtltrobl ouf eincn ae-
fiillten StroBen6obupogen fiel. MS
Der 8ogen Seuer fling, i6rieen sic
Trauen un0 eiIten bnitig nod Sen
9lrs9Gngen, Die 6enitcr mltroen ser,
triintmert nnO mebrcre @erionen
ipran9en Oltrh sic Gcffnlrngen IN
Den S6nee. 9eient~n0 pur5c ern1t.
haft berlcBt
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neberga,t(g Oer
SelttfdDeit itber
Sm5elt, sSlmf.
Getangtntn .Deute
!
Ser rm,rtGmiicbc sSelcSm9
aUirO jebt als abacs
tcblOfTc', on9eiebcm.
Ru')e III MQ}eooulen
Berlin, 6roGttOS iiber SagOille,
~ Co..

-" GC0"
= Die llcbcriee=Na hridtenagentm1
OerOffcntGidt am MOntag fOlgenOe
lte6eriidt iiber Die milttGriIde Gage
in GmmGniem:
n9ie GpcrntiOncn in Scr @aladJei
fOnnen jett ais a6geIdlOicn an9e=
Seben luerOcn, S1t5em, 6uS jebt III
unierc 6GaSc gcfnllen it, lit Der lctte
aui6tigc Gjicn6aGnfnotenpmnft III bcc
@Gladci, Die OeutIdJen &er6inbctem
fOutrOllicrcn Jest 5uci 9rittcl OcS rn-
mGniiden observation-disclosures, 9ic
SlHIIe 8n5cn nnO SnlOmita GilOcn
Die 3ueitc nnO brittle itrate0iId)c 81
nien in bench mir bc0cntcnne Wen=
gen GOrn nuO Del cr6cntcten>"
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us8oots SDfet.
Qon0on. Is. 1es

N0n0on, Is. 0e5.
- 2Gopos @6iffsoeentltr mel0ete
am Sreitag Die SerIenfung foIgen6er
S6iffe: &oupranger, normegii6er
9ompfer, 1854 Sonnen; 2eco, portlt.
gieii16er 0ompfer> friiberer 5ert16er
9ompfer gnos, 1911 Tonnen; Glen,
co, britil6er 0onpfer, $3.50 Tonnen.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
TiSdjcrei tabtngcse9t.
!&DpeuhQden. Is. Ipa

: Gie 9oprnbogener 3ei-
tung r9agenS 9tpbeOer" tcilt nit,
Ser 8eI6ll1B oer gntente 9llliierten,
Sen oGnifhen Sifbern fem Del, rof.
finiertcs Hetroleum un0 SSilbgerGtc
nebr 5ll liefern. bobe Die SSiiherei-
eosnouItrie oes 2anOcS pollltGlloig
lohn1eelegt.
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8utter=H efcrO.
@cllefoltr6c, g. O., IS Sc

@eIlcfolrGc, 9. 9, IS 3c3.
= Cine nel!e @lon3lci1tln0 in Scr.
@ntterer3cltGlmg pur0e, ME cS bei}t.
rollbro6t bon elmer Sub, sic &crrn
80. S. Smiley in : e1lc fourhc c,
@. g., gebort. Der ontIide gto6-
lpcis bon 8rofeiior 2orion pom
StootSfolled 3cigt cine Gro0uftir1
Don Att 8fltnO 9rttcr iilnerbalt
ron 7 SQqcn.
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9sftbefebI gesen SentfeIos.
Qnn6nn. 18. 0ps

SSSn 81 t + e n lit Elm &oftbefebG
gegen oen friiberen Hreniermi1tilter
8. Seniielos tpegen @o6oerrots ltno
S6mGbung 6es gric6ii6en General
itobs IN 3eitungsortifeln, Die Dor et-
lihen Monoten beroffentIi6t poroen
moren, erlGien moroen tpie 9feuter
aus Ser grie6ii6e1r &oupt1toot &C.
meI0et miro
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etuafftaeter britt Sntt%fcr
ntast suaeIaTerA
@iIbeIm1too, 9S1ie1 Curacao,
Is. 0e3.

NOIIDeIIIITIUUt OIITt4 VHIUtuUI
Is. 0e5.
- Gin britii6er @on0elsoonpfer
Wome bonn Senior geitri6erD, 0eiien
Infunft I'M @ofen bon IS ii e M
It a 5, S1ffel Curacao, fallig NOR,
er16ien on1 Sonntog ouBerbolb 0eS
SofenS, fltbr ie0o6 !peiter, obne gu
gelo1ien gil tper0en, na6oem er iib
orobt1oS NIT ser 9(gel1tur ieiner 8e-
1iBer bier in @erbin0ung geiebt botte.
0ie bolldn0ii6e Gegierl1ng iiebt be-
tpaffnete 9ampfer ols &riegSi6tffe
an.
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GcrIin, 6roDtlos iibcr GanDilIc
II. 0e3.

@crlin, 0ro6tloS iibcr GopoiIIc,
II. Oe3.
= Grltppen ser 0cltt16cn Ncrbiin-
'tctc1l, pcldc lit NlnIanicn opericren,
b06en SEN 8u3cu- un0 Golnatltiuls
slluB in Scr 01tlihcn 8o1od)ei iiber-
fOcittcn, ipie sic 0ellt 1t6e @eere8lci-
lung in i6rcm 2l6cn0bcribt mitteilt.
Scr 8criC0t loutet:
oltn1erc 9lr1ucen 6obcn in N}ulien
sen 8ldeu< uno Galmattilll=6lu5
iiGct1d}rtttcn.
2Sn ser 9obrr0ic6a lit lnicrc 9(r-
n;oc tpeiter nQth 9tor0en Dorgc0rtn-
gen
u&GS1 Wto3c0onien herrl6te 9}ltbc.
Der regclnl0Bige So9e56cridt Iolt-
tet:
n9(rmeegruppe @eneroIfeI0mor-
i6ol( bon Mofenicn8 Mir 0oben Ser:
8u3clt ouf breitcr 55ront ii6eri6ritten
98ir nobnen 1850 N}onn 9efongcn
lu10 erbeutctcn IS 2ofonotiDelI ltnQc-
fd6r acknowledgements, 0roBtcnteil3
bclo0en, inns 3o0I(oic So0r3cuae,
o&2Sn ser 0o6ru0fdlo 6ro6tc 0ic rnz
pioc &erfolgltnQ 6e3 TcinOe3, ser MIR
on etliben 5tellen 08iOcr1ta]l0 lei
Itcte, ltniere Gutppcn 0i6t an Sic
MoIounQen i'm 9tor0et ser 8roOin3
hcran. 9ort crtportcn mir gSi0er=
1tan6 0e8 6ein0e3.
n9(n Ser mo5e0oniihen 6ront bo-
ben feline Spcrotionen gr0Bcrcu
9til3 fottgeflnocn."
Sm Der 9obruO|dn.
Berlin, 0ro6tloS iiber 6oppil(e, 8, s..
IS. Sea
- 9ie Sruppen ser Oeut1hen Ser
bun0cten, pelUe in Ser nor0liden
9o6ru016o no6 9tor0en borriicfcn.
hoben sic 9inie @oboOoQh =BcrineogG
iibcrI6rittelt, tpie bic 0cuti6e Scores
Icitl1ng in ibrem omtIi6en 8eri1t
bont NtontogobenO nIittcilt Der Se-
ridt lolttet;
,S5n ser nor0Iic6en 9o6rlt0ldo ho-
ben llniere Grltppen sic 2inic 8obas
roQh Becineogo iiberi6rittcn.
uSS5lt scr @olodei lit e3 8lt fleine.
rcl1 @cfehteu gcfomrnen, Sic 5lt ln'
1eren @unlten ncrliefen.
o9ln Scr @c1t= lno 9It-6ront nat
fich nitbtS bon @c0c1tltng ereignct."
Ser acknowledgements ser ocltt=
1hen @eereSIeitlu1Q mel0et pom tlt-
mdnii6en &ricgSidortplob feIne Ser
0n0ernng
Mn ser mo3cooniiden 6ront NOR
MIR @ei6iibfonpf.
9&mfT. 9rteasT6iTe bomaars
Otert.
@erlin, orahtloS iiber SaDDiGle, 9. s.,
is. 9e5.
- 0ie 0cltti6e 9(0n1iroIit0t tcilt
an Wontog init:
Aim 16. 9c3cnbcr parfen 0elttld1e
Morinefluq5eltqe @omben ouf ruff
f6c &riegsidiffe i'm Sulina=Sofcn
(im mittlcren 9ouptorm ser 9ondll-
M}iinOltng). Sin feino1i6es 61rg8cu0
ipl1r0e bon Sen llnirigcn nit Wfaidbi-
rcngepebrfeuer 5lr GrOc ge6rodt"
0sumdmem omya, StasFem erSeft.
@oriS, Is. Sea.
: 9os 8oriicr 0Ietit Sournal"
teilt nod elmer am Wontog eingetrof-
fenen 0epei6e nit, Bic run6nilhe
9(rtnee befinoe li6 MN in Siherhctt.
Die &e1te 0eS rlmGnii6en @cerc3
ho6en Ii6 iiber sic rriii6c @rcn5e
noh 8eiiorabien gcflil6tet, no lie ncll
Qruppiert uno nell mlsQeriiltet mcr,
Sen Iollen fir meiterc 0pcrotionen
Ger 8eri6t iagt meiter, baB an ser
oonaen .r1trtGni1hen" sSront QltQen-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-12-21
SSu T1nn4anO e6Drt's.
Berlin, oro6tlos ii6er SopDille,
8. s., Is. Sea.

= 8eri6te iiber einen bllttigen
8ufontmen1toB 5pil6en Simmer uno
3uIien III Semi Sinnlan0, iin0 Der
g erGiner l1eoerlce 0to6ri6telr,
ugentur aus 9todbolm 5ltgegongen.
GO beiBt Oortn, COB Die rltilii6e &C.
hei1npolt3ei bon Gerionmlungen err
fobren b6tte, Die in Semi abgebolten
tDeroen 1ollten 1mo ein itorfes P.li~
5eioufgebot 0oroltf entianot batte, un
Die Siibrer 5u rerboften. SS5n oen
GrotpaIlen, 0ie 0arouf entltan0en, lit
cine groBe 9(n3ob1 Berionen get0tet
uno ber1punoet tpor6en. Die Ho;18ei
rno oos WdIitGr n1uBten iitb u11tcr
blutigen gerGuiten tor ser Menge gu
1itG3iehen.
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NIIn0 benetcrt.

2(miter0on ii6cr 2onoon IS. 9c3.
= 9ie 9for0OclltId)e 9rIopncine
3eitltng iogt. 0oB 0ie 0cntihen Sc
BORDEN ocm 9iItrift bon % lima in
2itouen cine Gtcucr bon 100000
N1tbel oltferlcgt bobcll Inn sic Soften
Der &crpfleGlrnQ 3u 0cfcn Sic ser
8cb0lferltnN bi8bcr 0cIiefcrt moroen
1T un0 fir sic 8ufiinfti9en 9lu3qoben
9ef1lng 5lt fboficn.
SOaano ntmnt 2tnleibc omF.
SIN Sooq ;ibcr 2on0on, Is. 0e3.
= Die critic @ommer 0cS boIIGnoi.
i6en Norlonclrtc3 nobm ON Sreitoq
ein @eiet an, noh Sem cine StootS.
onIcibe bon 125,000,000 @rI6cn 8It
4 Bro3ent gutgcbciBcn miro.
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9:tobeS tscttt1niert.
9[[hnnn. g. 81 t6- 0ra

<7<~7VEFFTI ~ IT ~ ~
= Charles 6. &uqbeS 1T bonn So
MISUNDERSTANDING oI8 BrGIi0cnt ser
Seem Norf GtQtc @or Gliociotion mo-
ni1riert tpor0cn, rie am Som8taQ
bonn Sefrct0r Scr Srooniiotion in
81 [ B ann, g, g., Trcocrif G. $50,
bans, bcfonnt gcgcbcn tDur0e.
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Seutfd1er tttD Sffterrft6cr aIS
Gar0tuaie oWSerTeDct.
Berlin, Is. Sc

= ie g 8 n / | d NolfS3eitung
meI6et aus ol1geblib atDerloiliqer
QueIle, Bob @op1t @eneoift lid) NIT
ser Mbii6t trGqt, einen Geuti6en lln0
einen Seiterrei6er fir Die bei0en
unbeietten 4oroinol8poitcn 8u ernen.
men, Sic i'm lebten &onii1tori1tm nidt
befebt tDor0c-. itn0.
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3reOttoOrIage int &cnooner
1tnterbaus nttgenotttnen.
0nn0nn IL Sc;

~UIIUUIIr To. -Std.
= Die areoitporIoge bon $780,
100000, 0te I'M unterbouie bon 4n-
soretp 8onar 2an eingebro6t moroen
mar po1ierte am 6reitag i'm Inter
bouie m 8 & n BON.