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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

will be an open-ar bout, like the late
lamented Gibbons-NeFsrland affair.
We DO not mean that it will be 4 dane
ing match, though. Francis Charles IS
peeved at the insistence Of the Giant
Killer. and when they get together the
red Irishman will be very red indeed
and wratny.
Moran has always held Dillon light
X. We remember when Francis Charles
first installed himself in the Chateau
'Awkins 20 prepare for the splllng OF
Coffey. Somebody mentioned Dillon's
name.
There's one man want 10 fight"
said Moran. II will demonstrate IN a
hurry that a good big man can Away
whip good little man. want 10 night
MIN AS soon as | get through with
Cofrev. whether there is any money IN
10 or not.
"Fasv. Frank" said Ike Dorgan, IN
alarm. Hes a tough bird, ana We
want some money 70 hght him >,
The chances are that the astute MT.
Dorgan will insist upon some money
for the match. too. Moreover, the
chances are that he will get 1t. Inc
bout should furnish a Midsummer
Nights Dream Of wonderful wallops.
COZ course. do not mean TO insinu-
ate that Jack Britton is afraid to meet
the Dashing. Slashing, Smashing KID
Lewis. or anything like that" said
James Johnston yesterday; but y Is
very peculiar. this calling OF OF their
bout You know that | had the Dash
ING Slashing One signed up for a
'tweutv-round bout with Britton IN New
Orleans before this match was MADE,
hut Dumb Dan Morgan came 20 me and
insisted that II be ten-round hgnt III
New York. On behalf Of the Dashing
Slasher very reluctantly agreed be-
cause Lewis would prefer the long
fight. II, u;.
fight while am away. Or course,
make no insinuations. Even Jess VII
lard gets sick once in while. But II
is VERY PECULIAR!
Dumb Dan Morgan had better tax
turkey pretty soon or Kid Lewis ana
I will absolutely ignore Jack Brltton.
We will get so mad that he Will never
tight him, and then what IA ne gong
10 do? You know, there Is such a
hing as a boxer being too angry to
ighti
sBv the way. continued Mr.. John
s,on. 81 wish that you would come
right I'D 70 the Office and see picture
I have here. It's an X-ray photograph
of the hand of the Astoundingly Agile
Andre Anderson. showing that two OF
the bones in his hand are broken.
What's that? No-not his head, his
hand
Being. as you are. sn admirer OF
Andres. it won't cost you cent TO see
the picture. You'd better come quick
because am going to send 1t 10 the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art. I'll bet
they never saw anything like 1t. The
os magnum is cracked right through ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

the sngora Of Johnny Dundee. the
Scotchwop lightweight. Through his
Boswell, Scotty Monteith. Johnny says:
"The Welsh that Leonard fought and
the Welsh OF couple OF years ago are
two different men. 1 fought him only
few months before ne won the title
and I gave him hard bout As for
Leonard. / have beaten him twice, and
can beat him any time We start. Some
people are trying 10 class Leonard with
Joe Cans. II he is a Cans ! am a Bat
Nelson, and Nelson always had the
sign on Cans"
But Boswell Monteith and Dr. John
son Dundee must remember that Mel
son only had the sign on Cans when
the negro veteran was in the las,
stages OF tuberculosis. We happened
TO see Nelson whip the sad-eyed,
wasted wreck of what was once the
greatest lightweight Of them all. In
the third and last tight Cans practical
iy dropped from exhaustion and illness.
As matter Of fact, he WAS TOO weak
70 train for the final contest.
Moreover. We do not agree tina,
Welsh is wreck or anything like H.
The Welsh Of to-day is far better
man than the Welsh that Dundee re-
calls. He has acquired some consum-
mate ring generaiship since he tough,
Dundee and that makes him the hard
est man OF them all 20 hit. If Dundee
has the sign on Leonard the latter will
no doubt eradicate Il in the near future
provided the neces ssry financial in
ducements are made.
There will he battle between
Moran and Dillon here this summer. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05
The Flaming Soul.

No Gehenna enron But we understand
automobile
framework BIT
frszzled and in disarrsy.
In the breast Of Ty Cobb going
after the OF
athlete the conditions
would ceased
practice thick exhibition fray the
afternoon, working championship stake Tvs
beyond inc
pureyph physical his
Mr. Cubs pennant Nhch
either opmt or pos
Of Of the box
match Some one
possible that $4,000 $4,000 not
5000 francs
We Don't Even Know That They Are.
In lot the
White Of 1906 with team that bated ~
and Walsh Ao and Doc White?
Leonard Ruth and Foster for pitchers
SMITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05
STRROGATES' NOTICES.

II PT-RSI-ANCE Of An ORDER OF
honorable John 2. Cohslsn. surrogate
6erebv given 20 all persons having claims
aOslnst Abram Alexander Smith. late or
die County y New York. deceased, 20
resent the same with vouchers thereof 70
r. soribers. at their place Of transact
ne business. az the ONCE Of David Bennett
Tfnr SO lG5 Broadway. in The cry Oh
E@~ YORK. ou or before the 30th day II
dated. Sew York. the 2sth day OF De-
cember 1915. ..,,,.,-,
SUE I. SMITH.
AZ. ALEXANDER SMITH.
AVID BENNETT KING.
Attorney COR Executors.
10 Broadway. New YORK city.
I,-r rscH. ELLA GRAVES MOSES FOR.
,rerIv ELLA C. MOSES-ln Pursuance
q, an order of Hon. John 7. oohalan. a
Slrrorste Of the county OF New YORK. no.
tlre Is hereby given 20 all persons having
,iair14 against Ella Graves Moses Jeltsch.
S'~,narlv Fila O.. Noses late u thu County
-, S.w York. deceased. 20 presen, tho
same With vouchers therefor. 20 the sub
s~rtber at his place OF trsnsacting bu.i-
-sas Al the Office OF his attorneys. M-ssrs
ned. Gwinn x Deming, no. Nassau
trreet Borough Of Manhattan. New York
Ill, on or before the 10Th day Of May.
lated. New York. November l. 1915.
HANS l.. JELTSCH.
Administrator with VIII Annexed.
REED GWINN & DEMING. Attorneys
for Administrator. 40. Nassau street
Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY
~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
HON John + Cohal7ni a Surrogate ~
tb. county ~ New York
Notice is hereby given 70 AT persons
having claims against j. RANK urh't'
,@fo o., the County Of New YORK. dec ssed
o. ureseut the same Win vouchers thfreol
~, ne subscriber, a. the office OF her at
..r,.svs Harmon. Patterson. Eagle. Green
o,,gh A Dsv al their place of transactlng
f,islness. No 50 Wall Street. in the cry %
N@N york. on or before the 5th day OF
sePR. 'ted. New York. the 2sth day Of Feb
'u@''' ALICE CoNYNGHAM TURNER,
EXecutrlx
u,pNoN PATTERSON. EAGLE.
GREENOUGH & DAY. Attorneys Tor
ExecUtriX. No 50 Wall street Ne"
YORK.
~ PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF Hon.
r.rr p Cohalau "a Slrrogdt" or ne
rorrfv ~ New York. notice ia hereby
girsn 70 all persons having claims against
lose h 81 tfrldb .rg. late ot tho county OK
Win vouchers thereof 70 tho subscrlD'rs
a. their place % transacting business az
tho once u Lester ". Friedman. NO. rs
broadway. iu the city Of Sew 1OrH. on or
before tie 10th day u September next
Dated. New YORK the 1th day or M@rch.
LOUIS = MUTSICH.
LESTER " FRIEDMAN.
ga broadway. New York city
CHARLES o MAS. Attorney for the
Executors. 81 Nassau ST Ne~ YORK Cly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05
7fL@qqrA&ht
CI Gja1zA7,70 Rice
The Fanatic Exclaims.

Great CGSor's Ghost-ond whot means this?
This ndtchless melody hear
That thrones once more NTH ancient bliss
Rare ecstasy into the ear;
Borne once again on Apr1rs6reeze
TO turn mans soul 10 troth and foam.
Loud roistering NTH words ike these
"Comc on, you Bonehead, bring i'm home"f
Ach. Lieber Gott-c1n / be night?
Hare oil the singers Of all time
Returned again in hurried flight
To throw the ,corld back into rhyme?
Where on the pril iVinds hear
This melody above the din,
This song Of hope around the sphere
Come on. you Boob, and bring i'm in"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05
ct sSRP;}E rEArHERsroNE. Secretary.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED ~
no board % water supply. AZ - oficts
,,r.-,v- second roor Municipal Bsildins'
PARK Row. Centre .nd chsmesr' r sms,s
.,,-r II 1919 Tor Contract III. for sur.
tac.ng With bitaminous mAeadam sn -
vitrined brick blocks about M"
ttgnu.v. a. the Kensico rcserNolr' IN -
TON = NJ Pleasant. wes,ches,er SolnS.
N.w YORK The grading Tor thsse 80,
ways hxs been largely done unoef 0'n''
A. The above place and TIM thr oias ~, ~.
- nnhfiriy opened and read. Psmphles
or ;ainlng information for b.cdsrs sha
contrast drawings can b. ootxins. 80.
sa,e address az the once ot fhs $500
- hv trposi,ing The sum OK ,en ao..ss
fsto) In cash or is eguiFaent lo' -
n.nrhist For further psrtieuls.s ~
- ~ once u the Principal Assls'~h' IA'
49, a. me above address ,,,
CtiaPIFs y. CHADWICK.
TOHN D. CALVIN.
co,,,,i.sloners Of the Board OF WA,S
oEso9RRpG,kE rEArHEksToSE. sserssArx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05
Fight Log.

TONIGHT.
Plone.r s. c.-Psi Moore vs.. Benny McCes'
THURSDAY.
cirnon, A. c.-an, o'Oo-c vs.. Dave kartI
FRIDAY.
Harlem S. C.-Harry wills ". John lsste'
Johnson.
SATURDAY.
Broadway A. c.. BrOosbn-outeh sraac' w.
Young Zulg KID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05
Heard at the Sign
Of the Cauliflower
Time wa. when a boxer with as huge
By w. o. MCCLELLAN

Time was when a boxer with as huge
frame and as slight a reputation as
Fred Fulton would approach the
naughty fight magnate hat in hand and
ask 20 be allowed 20 fight for 81 and
a plate OF beans. But the old order
changeth since the advent Of Tex Rick
ard The fact that Richard and Nc
Cracker nonchalantly divided about
$4,000 after the Wiilard-Moran tight
has caused the magnates 70 become q
bit less naughty.
They are partly indignant now and
partly anxious. James Johnston, for
example, who arrived yesterday after
a mysterious trip 70 Milwaukee. made
famous By its beer and Infamous by
the presence OF the unreasonable Fred
Fulton. quotes as follows:
What 90 you think Of a guy that
wants that much money? It's too
much for ne. so ! ask you. as fair
minded man-what DO you think Of
him ?"
We recalled a famous epicram Of Mr..
Johnston's: you can't hang a guy for
asking"
NO" retorted James, "but you can
electrocute boxer for asking that
much money. At least, you could II
there was any justice IN the country.
Billy Gibson was equally indignant.
Tears were in his eyes when he ap-
pealed 10 the universe in general 70
behold the rapscity Of the grasping
boxers and 20 be appalled, therest
II Frederick Fulton had come 70 any
promoter with a $4,000 or s. 900 be-
quest before the big fight they would
have set the dogs on him But the New
York promoters practically did that TO
Jess Willard once. Consequently. a
comparative stranger handled the $50
600 profit on the Willsrd-Moran fight.
Did you see Fulton while you were
in Milwaukee," Mr.. Johnston was
asked.
"See him? walled the promoter. al
six thousand bucks a peek? Say. II !
had seen him ] would never have any
use for my eyes ght againl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

Although Dick Remer, the gray-haircd
walker. is a member Of the Pastime
Athletic Club. the Walkers Club Of
America and the 22d Regiment, he is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05
The Kaufian Test.

the great musician Of baseball is none other tina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

NOTR:-3 900 years
That's how long Virginia
tobacco has been cult
vsted and improved, year
byyear. Expertsssy that
nc sol Of Virginia and
me Carolinas yields the
hgke,f-grads Gigantic To-
jaeeo on sarth. Asa mat
,er Of fact. Virginia IL
known es "tbo tobacco
mans tobacco. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice Is hereby given that an act
Senate 1911 30 si1. Int. No. 75s. has been
passed by both branches Of the Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

There will he battle between
Moran and Dillon here this summer. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05
"a. New York. March 24th. 1915.
LAMAR HARDY.

COMPILATION Counsel,
once r p. .. Address. Municipal BuLd-
Ing Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

To provide for the payment ~ MARY 2.
Delarr o. the balance u couIensafiot
payable 70 John J. Deisny. late Justice Of
~ supreme Court IN and for the state Of
Naw York for the months - July. August,
September and october during The calendar
year nineteen hundred and fifteen. b. the
rity and county ~ New YORK.
Further notice In hereby given that Pub
dc Hearing upon such bin viii be held al the
MAYORS Office IN The city Hal IN The cry
Of New York. on Thursday. April 8, 1916, a.
1890 O'ciolk fn.
mated Ci,v Hal New York. Ap-ii ,. 1915.
JOHN PURROY Mitchell.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Halifax, N. S. = British steamer
Polentia leaking. Sent out calls for
aid early today. Is about 70 miles
off Cape Race. Liner Giuseppe Verdi
is steaming toward British boat.
Albany, N. Y. = Tabitha, capitol
cat, gobbled down six state labora-
tory white rats containing several
million pneumonia germs. Cat may
die, but psychologists won't forgive
her, at that.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
ONE CENT--.THE DAY BOOK---ONE CENT
SLEUTH o'BRIEN FINED 500
FOR THRoWINGA SCARE

VIM. ]. O'Brien, head of the
O'Brien Secret Service, had bunch
of special police working for the
Appropriateness during the garment
strike. They got the habit of throw
ing scares. Yesterday O'Brien was
fined 500 in Judge Fry's court be-
cause he threw too much of scare
in Chinese restaurant on 63d St,
near Cottage Grove av.
O'Brien had a lady with him and
the leady, being real, modern lady,
wanted to take few whiffs of a Gig
aret. She took a pack of Omars from
her handbag and Lit one. A Chinese
waiter came along and said:
Lady, you no smoke here"
Back to the car barns" O'Brien
busted in, just like he was talking to
some garment strike picket, con
your way, boy, on your way"
Lady no smoke here, no smoke"
said the waiter.
O'Brien pulled a Smith & Wesson
38 and told the waiter to go chase
himself and not bother the lady any
more. The waiter chased himself all
right. But he got warrant for the
sleuth.
1t was jury trial in Judge Fry
court, and, besides the 500 fine for
threatening to kill a 63d st. China
man, the jury slapped on an extra
SIS for disorderly conduct.
-O-O-
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
LAST CHAPTER OF DANBURY
HATTERS' CASE OPENS
DanburV. Conn Ian 20.-IaSt

Danbury, Conn.,, Jan. ZO.-LaSt
and what may be most momentous
chapter in history of famous Danbury
hatters' case, in which D. E. Loewe
& Co. of this city sued more than 200
members of United Hatters of North
America for boycott, under provisions
of the Sherman antitrust law, and
recovered $252,00O damages and
costs after 10 years of litigation, was
opened in United States district court
in New Haven when Judge Edwin S.
Thomas granted motion of foreclos-
ure made by attorneys for Loewe &
Co.
Order is directed against 140 of
defendants and foreclosure proceed
ings run against 140 separate pieces
of property in Danbury and thirty in
Bethel and Norwalk. In nearly every
instance the home of a defendant is
involved.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
MAY ASK PoPE's CONSENT TO
GET AMERICAN BODIES

London, Jan. 2o.-Pope Benedict
is to be appealed to give his consent
to removal of bodies of several
American victims of Lusitania from
lonely burial ground near Queens
town.
Urban district council at Queens
town refused request for exhuma-
ton several weeks ago after identi-
fication had been established by
photographs.
1870
kIa..y NorL Eor $ruioo, - L;1ran
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

New York.-For trying to kidnap
his aunt, with whom he, was in love,
Arthur Cooper was sent to prison for
three months by Magistrate Carsten.
Cooper is married. So is his aunt.
WEATHER FORECAST
Snow or rain Thursday and prob
ably Friday; warmer Thursday, cold
er Friday afternoon or night; fresh to
strong winds, mostly southerIy.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-08-10

amerifaner oeuti6er glbfunft un0
gegen 0elttihlano 3u beben. llno
betanntIi6 lit Die n@orIo" oos Qeib-
organ 8ilion8. Nnh Der g8orlo" /"
lit SugbeS befonntIi6 oub Der ,&an.
0i0at oeS &aiiers" lno iie bebauptet,
Die amerifaner oeltti6er glbfunft
bGtten bon Berlin aus @eilung err
balten, gegen 8ilion 5u ltinmeu. CD
'geotiirlih ioIl oas Die &merifaner
niAt oeutIder Serfunft beranloiien,
init berooppeItem @ifer fir 8ilIorl
eir15utreten. 8ir glarben inbeiien,
bob Die s@orlo" bod Die Snteaigen3
ibrer eigenen Geier elm menig unter.
lddbt. Die 2iige, Die Iie ibnen oies.
mai auftiidt, lit 6od ettpas gar ait
0unm ielblt fir ein 8ubIiflln oa3
lett 5tpei Ssabren fortipobrerto nit eit.
fdltigen 2ii9en gefiittert iporoen lit.
9as geuteidjiff yNppam" tuiro
nod 5nm rSliegenoen Soadnber" IN
Sage uno 2ieo meroen tros Der ge-
raoe3u berriidten Gntldeibung oes
gunoeSribters, Der Die oeutihe Briie
81 etnem = omertfaniI6en Sfolloal
mafte. glber nod bot oas Sberbun.
oesgerid)t nidt bas lebte Wort ge.
iproden. Sic Gngldnoer baben Die
8ellte nod nidt. ltno fpie Der gldn-
3ertoe 8urdbruh Der .0eittlhlanb"
bon WilIionen bon unitdnoigen @me-
rifonern often geipiinIdt iplirbe lnb
Die 5reube Ooriiber cine ebrlibe tpar,
10 gonnen tie aud Die yQppan" benz
filbnen 2elitnant 8erg nt1o ieirer
Wtannlhaft. 1ie piberiinnige ge-
griinhung oes erlten ssniton3ridters
reproIentiert niht Die Stimn1iing oes
anterifaniIhen goIfes. Sollte bng
Sberbltnoesgeridt ieood bie gntidei-
oitng beltatigen, 10 mare es beiier se-
tpeien, tpenn 2eiitnent Berg oas
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-08-10

reid Srteg on Gumanicn erfIaren.
8as 9lnfbalten bes rniitiheu Gur'
itOReS I'M Siiopiten nnb Der Tebls
iflag Der gllliierten an Der @eitfrpnt
maren Die Saftoren, bic Sentidlanb
tn Sufareit am meiiten balfen. Die
IIliierten, 10 betht es bier, baben iett
ibre gemiibnneeu, GnmdnieuS 8nuIt
5n geluinnen, 10 gut iuie bOllig auf.
9egebeu.
Inter bem Nnsriff itarfer ruff.
idDer Streitfrafte apmrben beutIdye
Srnppen ge5Wnngen, anb Der Slit
mae5"SttDnia-Ginie, iito0itltd) pon
StaniSlan, fid in Stellnussn 5uriif
su steben, bic nurber nurbereitet NOR.
ben iuareu.
g8ic bic NorboeHtid)e gllgemeiue
3eitnng anfiiubigt, fiihrt jett 0ene.
ralfelomaridDaa BON Stnoenbnrg ben
Cberbefebl iiber Die bentId)-6iterreid)i-
Iden Srnppcu bun Der Office bis at
einem Gnnfte weitlid) Sarnpppl. 0e-
neral pon SObm. .Grmpllis Seer bilbet
Siubenbnres redtea Sliisel. ale
Sruppen IiiolidD SarnppoI, NIT Gin
idluf Der bentidjen Siioarmee uno
Der Sentifeu Sruppen in ben Sarpa.
then, gebSren sn Der armee nnter
Sefebl hes Diterreidiihen Sbronfpl-
gers.
Sn Hnflanb iii bie NadJridDt NIT
Iebr gemiid)ten 0efiiblen aufgeuOms
men tuOrbeu. &on Eetrpgrab mirb
nantltd) gemelbet:
gRUdD baben bic Gniien Die Snitta.
tine uid)t nnfgegcben, aber cine nene
Selle Der euergiIhiten Oentiden Sc
genluebr bat eingeiebt, nnO bic neu
Organiiierte 2lrmee, bic iidD aus itar-
fen HeIerbcn muo neneu 9iefrnteu sus
Iammeniebt, bat Die 9lnfgabe iibers
nOmmen, bonn paiiipeR &iOeritano
snr b0fit euergiiden 0egenuffenitne
ii6ersugeGen.
g6elomarIdlall nDn SinSenbnrgs
perI6nlide 2eitnna lit ibOu fiiblbar,
aber ruIi'fd)e geO6ad)ter glauben
nidDt, BAH er melDr tnn fam, ais ben
Wfarfd, Der 9tnHen uadD SOtucl 5eit.
Weilig auf5nBalten.
Die Ceiterreid)er baben lire gan.
5en SrGfte an Der StraRe un1 2ems
berg sniammen ge5Ugen nnb neriu-
den, lire 8egner am Scretb, iueni9e
Wcilen Iiibmeitlid) bUn Srpbp, su
balten. Die HniIen baben idJon etni.
9e GrfUl9e errnageu, aber infulgc bes
itarfeu GiterreidliIfen 8iOeritanOes
lit Der Grfolg slpeifelbaft."
Berlin, 8. glngnit.- Gugliidje nnb
frans0iiidc StreitfrGfte ietteu, iuie
bic Cberite Sceresleitnng mclbet, TIRE
bartuGdisen ansriffe eesen bic bent.
ihen Ginieu 5luiidDen SBieppal nnb
Der Somme, beIun0ers in Der 8egenb
BON Eusicres, Sasentimsle-eetit nnS
iaOlidD Manrepas fort. gn einigen
Gnnften fam es at etuem erbitterten
int allgemeinen IdJl1t=
gen bic Sample sngnniten Der Sent-
IdJeu ans.
Berlin, 9. Inguh. - Sbtuob( bier
In einigeu GreiIen Oas8efiibl berrIft,
OaR nit bem 3uiammenbrnh Der
engliIdlsfrnn51iiiden Sffeuitpe irie-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-08-10
0per5 etngenDntnte,t?
gSOerpre6enOe brttt6e Sete. Iuen Sue5 Gana ngeb
ltD g6lagen. - 8ue Grnte unb Sparaenbefanb bebeben
Deufe SDrgen. - Sd)pere Sdtfsperlute Der 9lQierten
$otuoenbure Sberbefeblsbaber oer san5en Snfrpnt

Sonnuu, 10. auguR. - amtlid
mira bier befatist, nab bic StaOt
@oer3 gan3li5 bon ben Stalieneru
einsenommen tuurne.
Sonhon, 10. Ausuf. 3eppelina
bombarnirten tuisner bic Sftiife bon
tsnslanh unh bic Siinoittiife bon
Sdattlann. 7rei Trausn unb cin
Giun murnen gstStet uno Ia Yerios
nen berlebt.
8ioeripref)enOc Meloungen fum.
men betreffs oes italieniIheu Sriegs,
IdJanplates. 8Gbreao &ieu - iiber
GOnbpn angeblidl meloct, baf bic
Staliener Ben itarf nerteibigten Brilfs
temfupf, Den SdliiHel 5n 8Drs am
SiunsO nnb aur 6iterreidHfhen 6nfen-
itabt Srieit, zines Der Sauptsiele Der
,staIiener ieit 8eginn bes &riegcs,
cingenOmmcn bGtten, nelbet cine an.
bere 8icner SepeIdje pDm s. 9lnsuit,
cbcnfalls iiber 2onbOn:
rSeftige aGmpfe iinO int 8ange in
Der 8egeno oes 81r5er SriidenfOpfcs
nno Der Spdebene bDn 9pberOo.
'0artnGfige 0efedDte am Wunte Sd
brtiuo nnb Munte San Ridelp ban.
erten bic ganse Nad)t nnb itnb mod
tmaanne. ltnIere G;eaeuanariffe
fiibrten snr @iebergeiuinnnng bes
gr6feren Seiles Der porgeIdobenen
SteQnugen, bic Dpn ben Jtalieuern
in ibrem eriten Iugriffc genommen
,uprbcn iuaren. gSir baben 32 Diff
5iere nno 1890 Mann gefansen ges
upmmcn."
(0ic crite 2onbOner 9epeidje be.
Iagt, baR Die rStaliener" iiber 10000
Ceiterreider 9efangen naBmen. -
&bidD is ubitb nOm?)
9lcbnlidl 9ebt eS NIT Der 2OnbUner
Melonng iiber ibren Sieg am Snes-
Ganal 9egen II 900 rim Die Safe ge.
loftc Siirfen".
SDnO0n, .. Nltg. - Stc 1tarfe
tHrfiId)e gI6tetlnng, iueldle Die Srtten
am 4, 9luguit bel 9iomnni augriff,
nurbe bnrd) einen 8cgenangriff in
Die 6ludlt geidlagen. Die MeIOnng
figt biu5n, Der 6einb iuerbe idDnrf
uerfOlgt nnO babe $500 Gjefangene,
Snrnnter mebrcre SentId)e, perlpren.
Ter eigcntlid)e Sert Der 9epeidDe,
nm 5 11br 2OM. geIanbt, lantet oann:
y Sis s ltBr abenbs am 5. Inguit iua'
rem 200 nnperluunbete 8efangene ges
madDt, barnnter mebrere Sentide."
Sn bem &Ommentar bOm 6. glng.
bcift es bGnn aHfgrunb bes eriteu
bic vSlrfen bGtten ben
pierteu Sell oes Grpebitiousforps
ncrlDren." SU uirS aus beiteus 200
Mann - Der nierte Sell bon $4,000.
Use 9ipe it np."
9fndD ben neiteiten Tepeifen Iino
bic 2tebesmerbungen Der gllliierteu
um JiumGnien pereebens. Sic Ders
es iulle 9tnflan6 seitattct
IuerOcn, Srnppen Onrdp Jiumanien ~
ienben, um, inter &ermeibnng Der
aarpatbeuiperre, in llngarn einsns
oringen. 9inRlanb gab Die 8arantie,
oaf es 9tnmanien gegen einen Nus
1riff Derteioisen perbe, iullte DETER