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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
Turks Advance Thirty
Miles-Sweep Hama
dan Plain.
OTTOMANS CLEAR
REGION NEAR BITLIS
Cars ArmOred Cars In,
fliCt Severe Losses on
the Enemy.

London, Aug. 1.-The Turks, contin-
uing their successful operations against
the Russians in Persia, have forced
the Cars troops from Hamadan plain
175 miles east of the Mesopotamian
border, and compelled them to retreat
to the northeast.
Several battles Of great violence were
fought in the FIVE days occupied by
the Turkish operations from Essadabad
to Hamadan, the Russians losing 1000
men in one engagement alone.
This success represents an advance
by the Turks of nearly thirty miles In
five days. The Turks Persian cam
paign was undertaken, in the opinion
of military observers, merely as a di'
version to relieve the pressure on the
Ottoman armies to the west. The Rus
SLAMS are believed to be in insufficient
force in Persia TO resist any strong
offensive, and possession of territory
in that sector is not regarded worth a
resistance maintained at the price OF
Russian lives.
The Turks also claim progress in the
Caucasus and the defeat of the follow
ers of former Emir Vaussein in Askal
Pass, south of Medina.
Turkish Announcement.
The Turkish official statement says:
"The right wing of our army, alter
several battles, chased the Russians
from Hamadan village and plain, fore
-, 20 60 laa
ing 315 prisoners in our hands.
"The enemy lost in one battle in q
fortified position about 1000 dead OF
wounded. in addition to 1000 cases OF
ammunition and a quantity of rifles
and equipment, partly burned.
"The operations from Essadabad tC
Hamadan progressed as follows: Or
August our pursuing troops attacked
the enemy after it was evident that
the Russians, expelled from Essadabad
intended TO offer resistance in the for
titled positions north of the village
Our troops, attacking from different
sides, elected the enemy from these
positions, taking q great number OF
prisoners. On the same day our troops
engaged the army in the region OF
Essadabad and, Notwithstanding the
fact that they had made an uninter
rupted march of twenty miles. carried
out successful attacks, storming the
enemy's strongly entrenched fortified
tions on the heights.
"On August 10 our troops resumed
the pursuit and repulsed the enemy:
rearguard, composed of strong cavalry
detachments, in successive attacks, con.
tinuing until evening. They drove
them eastward in Hamadan Plain anC
then penetrated Hamadan. On thu
same evening our detachments on the
wing engaged hostile cavalry in the
environs Of Hamadan, forcing them tC
flee to the northeast.
The Russian statement says:
ain Persia, to the north of Sakkiz
our troops captured some positions
To the north of Hamadan the Turkish
offensive continues. Our armored mo
tor cars inflicted great losses upon the
enemy in the operation in the regior
of this town on August TO-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
Dniester Floods Halted Russian Push.


Dnieser Floods Halted Russian Push.
the whether the Russians could
rally year similarly clear for weeks
Dbno the north and Czno
south whether the Austran and Germans could take
which would their centre behind the Srpa which had
whether there would have to be
the Pp Marshes to the Carpahans German
Russian advance Kove
Body The floods the Dnester stopped the
Russian push toward Kolomea and beyond
middle of month the Russians got their feet
again the Styr Valley and the Gaan
and getting the valley of the Upper Sereth
threatening northern flank of the AustroGerman centre stand
Tarnopo the bank of the Sypa and
the this operation halted
In the first days August there and complete Russian
victories Dnester where Lhy having got Koomea
Sanu and having routed Austrian army IN front
Sanau and began push toward acz This
victory together Russian forces moving along the
north bank and crossing the Syp the Kec and the
Zota down from the north in parallel courses
Bothmer position the north before Irnop
Southern Menaced Teuton Flank.
All along it that the danger occupied
position big bank around the ends of which flood
that was also beating beginning to swirl The north
menace had been stopped southern Sanisau fell
and could not be met The Russians were now
thirty of the front Bothmer and reaching for his
flank and Accordingly learned Sunday that he had quit the
Strvpa line presumably the Zoa LRa and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
BRITAIN MAY BUY HOTELS
Committee Urges Government to Take
Over Liquor Trade in Scotland.

London, Aug. 14.-The committee ap-
pointed some time ago TO advise the
government in regard to proposals for
purchase by the state of the licensed
liquor trade of Scotland has recon-
mended that trade in liquor by licensed
grocers be abolished and that hotels
and inns which depend mainly on this
traffic be taken over by the state. The
committee reported against the pur-
chase OF iistilleries.
1t is suggested that the price paid for
hotels and inns should be estimated on
the basis of their annual profits over
a fixed number of years, payment to be
made in per cent stock issued at par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
Average Delay of Three
Days Is Being Cut 4,
Down.
FALSE BAG LABELS
SERIOUS HINDRANCE
London and Paris Prepar-
ing Detailed Reply to
American Notes.

Washington, Aug. 14.-An explana-
tory statement of how Great Britain's
examination of mails is being conduct
ed was presented to-day to Secretary
lansing by the British Embassy. 1t Is
preparatory to the more comprehensive
reply to American representations
being prepared jointly by the London
md Paris Foreign Offices.
Figures given in the statement show
the average time for examination OF
intercepted mail is from one to three
days. The minimum delay to mail De-
tween the United States and Holland
is given at two days, and the maximum
at seven. Danish mails have been de-
layed from SEVEN to ten days when 1t
has been necessary to remove them
from a ship; otherwise only four days.
at is admitted" says the statement,
that at the outset neutral correspond
ence in which enemy interests were IN
no way concerned was subjected to
delay which is greatly regretted, and
which has since been reduced to
minimum. 1t must not be imagined
that the mails were removed from neu-
trail ships for examination without
careful consideration of the arrange
mcnts which would be required to deal
with them as quickly as possible. All
preparations which seemed necessary
were with this object, but, unfortunate
ly, those responsible for them were not
aware of some of the difficulties which
would be encountered.
Mail Bags Mislabelled.
"For instance, there was no reason
70 suppose that, as has proved to be
the case, mail bags marked as dis
patched from one neutral country to
another neutral country would contain
nothing but mails for or from an
enemy country; that bags represented
as containing printed matter would
contain rubber, coffee, Jewelry, ETC.,
sometimes disguised as newspapers, as
we'll as correspondence of all kinds,
registered and unregistered; or that
persons writing to or from enemy
countries would already have adopted
the practice of sending their letters I'M
der cover to Intermediates in neutral
countries; or that great numbers Of
complete sacks. appearing to contain
merely business circulars from neutral
countries, would contain in reality
rothing but propaganda from Germany
under covers bearing neutral postage
stamps.
These and similar unforeseen pecu-
liarities made it impossible, until the
staff engaged had been largely in
creased and had become accustomed to
them, to select on any fixed principle
those mail bags which, when all could
rot be examined within a reasonable
period, should be forwarded without
examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15

was reported in the neighborhood of
Avocourt redoubt. A German attempt
against our trenches east of Hill 304
was checked by our machine gun fire.
On the right bank of the river our
grenadiers easily repulsed two attacks
made by the enemy against the village
Of Fleury and against other positions
TO the southeast of that place.
There was intermittent cannonading
on the remainder of the front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
BALKAN FRONT QUIET,
TEUTON REPORTS SAY
"Feigned Activity of Enemy
Died Down." States Berlin.

London. Aug. 14.-"0nly the usual
activity" along the Balkan front is re-
rorted in to-day's official reports. per
lin states that "even the feigned actN-
reports as follows:
I'm the Southeastern war theatre
,hsre was only the usual activity along
The lower Voyusa, In Albania"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
Shipping Documents.

"The delay of shipping documents
carried by the same ship as the cargo
to which they refer can be, and has
been in some cases, avoided by the
simple expedient of inclosing such
documents in specially marked bags"
The statement concludes by showing
why the dispatch of intercepted mails
IS best facilitated by examination in
Lcndon, and not at points nearer the
seizure, as has been suggested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
Nickel Company Buys Land.

The International Nickel Company
has bought at Bayonne a tract OF land
from Warren Delano, jr., and Frederick
A. Delano. 1t is north of Avenue K and
fronts 305 feet along the railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15

Swedes Sink German Submarine.
Copenhagen, Aug. 14.-The "Dagens
Nyheder" publishes a rumor to-day
that a German submarine was sunk by
a Swedish cruiser between Stockholm
and the Skargaard on Thursday last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
ADVERTISEMENT.

DiaziSta,
Mad eriSta,
Zapat tt ta,
and half a dozen
other a." iStaS y
such have been the
political desiena-
tons within five brief
years of those Mexican
border cities-the once pic
turesque and now disheart-
ened "Twin Towns OF the
Border that James Hopper
tells about in this weeks
Golfers;
THE NATIONAL WEEKLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
Germans Shell Rheims.

The Germans resumed to-day the
,.rhardment of Rheims, while leu
;on seroplane shelled the city, drop
r;rv ;ncendiary bombs. Six civilians
Ysr. killed. Paris reports, and the civil
hospital and a dispensary were de-
s.royed.
and the bombsrdment to-day suggest
that the Germans may have determined
10 attack in the Rheims sector. Last
February The Tribune correspondent
was taken over this ground. The
French. who called it then "the future
battleseld," have constructed seven
lines of trenches there, expecting an
attack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
British Activity Presages
New Thrust North
of Somme.
TFUTON ATTACKS
ON RHEIMS RESUMED
! ondon Sees Indication of
Counter Blow in
Raids There.

,.,don. Aug. l4.-German counter
.,.,ts have again succeeded Allied
Its in PicsrGy. While the French
-, some progress southwest OF Es-
800, south Of the Somme, the British
,.v, been engaged in beating back
law assaults north of Pozieres.
These attacks won back the 7OO-yard
In, taken by the British yesterday.
pu, despite this temporary setback
VIZ, troops are becoming increasingly
n along the rest of the line, and a
49, 80 thrust seems impending; After the
TT ~. had made considerable progress
i TN Of the river, REFUSING all the
s.,ran counter attacks, bad weather
Amt Rst there is no lull in the battle Of
-. h;c Guns. Both Berlin and Paris
. ~. tonight heavy cannonsding
,,1us the whole front, and the resump-
.son Of the combat is certain IN the
s wv twenty-four hours. For some time
Iondon has expected heavy German
.onrter blow in the west.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
Russia's New Prospects
Continued from page 1

balancing have been able
equilibrium the local impulse has communicated itself to
general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15

Seeing Stand, of rchite enamel nick
err, tufted satin lining, French art mo
rocco couer in coIors; fittings; scis-
sors, thimbIe, bodkin, presser, thread
7cinder. crochet, knitting, and assort-
ed seeing needles, four spool, Of
thread and pin cushion; height II
;ncbes compiste .......S2 f.O0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28

Silfe poer S6ub angebetben Iaiieu,
ougebli3, neil Inn nicbt geniiasHo
TsOlt5st CUR @erfiigunq itanb. Wdbr'
f6enl3 tparen uns bic pliinber1r6sn
Bauern 5uporeetpmmen unb hutteH
uns Bel Dem ppli5ei6ef berleunbet.
n3tpet Sage ipdter fam Elm Diff
ater bonn RegimentsIfu6squurtier nab
2eDropo, unb mir muBteH ale nab
benz Sauie bes 9prfGlteiten fommen,
no iih audi feds 8auerH eingefunz
ben butten. Der Sffi5ier CAB uns
betannt, er babe uns 5uiammen geruz
fen, oaTit mir bic Qlntlugen Der
gduern gegen urs fDren f0rutsn.
Damn fprberte er bic 8uuern duf, ii6
ia ridt gu fiir6ter, tire Qusiaqen su
MAIDEN, benr bic Subsn ieien 5einbe
bes Stdutes uno 8errdt6er unb
mtBten oertrieben tperoeu. slim Der
9uuern ertIGrten auf Der SteGe, re
riibten nt9ts, mas uns CUR 2uit su
legen lei, aber Der Te9ite, ndmeHs
Yofef 2udnusbuf, fdgte aug, er babe
BON anberen geb5rt, bic Suben hGts
ten ben SeIterrei6ern Sdl8 unb grot
entgegenaebruf,t, unb elmer pou uns,
ShmuI 8eitmun, babe gefugt, Die
Sefterretfer tpiirber bulb &tetp eros
BERN. 9utpasbut fiiqte aber aus
briidlt6 bin5u. aus eiGerem WiFen
t0nne er au6 btes nt6t 6ebaupter, er
babe feline gntIugen nrr pon SDren'
Iager.
,Gine Bo6e fpGter tuner stpei
9pli5etbeamte noh 2poropo urb fiina
bioten uns an, mir miiBten tnnerhulb
5tpei Sturben nit unferen glnqebDri'
oen unb alien Gigentbum gum Ibsug
ferttg Tein. Der 9efebl puroe gennll
turdqefii6rt unb ieBt befinben mir
uns f6or felt brei @o6en auf stuer
bei6perlider Wanberurg oou Sprf
su SprF uno Son Stabt gu Stabt.
Iiemonb ntnmt uns uuf, Riemdno
ldBt uns Gub nur bic tleirite 6tlFc
| enoebeiben uno mir niTer nt6t, mo-
enolih unIeres 8letbens Tetn pirb.
gs fe6lt uns bic &ruFt, biefe 2eiben
1nb sprturer rp6 Idnger su ertrus
ttsu unb mas 1us rns perber foG,
bsrmuq uns yliemano gu iagen uno
Gptt allein tpeib es".
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,,Gan(aC cd6e(n" trifl an SteGe uon
trd6em anS(e@en unO (piege(t Die }reuoe
uon ro6uaer 9e(nno@eil wieoer.

5reunbe Don Sobn 2anbs, 712
5reeman 2lDenue, gincirnOt!, nel9e
TIN ab unb gu auf Der Sttnbe begeg'
neu. eeben an i6m Dor6ei obne i'm unz
5ureeen. Dies gefdie6t ni6t neil Tte
i'm ni4t unreoen pollen, irnbsrn nur
hesbalb, neil iie in Tim ni9t ben
Wlann erfennen, ben iie boz fiinf coer
feds Wlonaten getannt ba6en.
Ser @runD?
Sein friiberer Srubet 6s!-effs feline.
Geiunb6eit 1T oeri9punoen unb ar
bereu Stele 1T ein gefunoes. freunblti
DIES rSanlocz2d9eln" gstreten, ipel,
DIES Sreuoe dusftrablt fiji Q(ae, bic
nit ibm in gerii6rung tommen. @r
fagt, baB er zines Cages ,ine Reuripn
abbalten tperOe, bamit ale feline
5reunbe, bic i'm frii6er 6sbauerten
iein neues 2dGeln fennen tDeroen unb
bag Stdrfungsmittel, psl6es es- Be-
perfIteliete.
gr iagte: sd babe bor ettpn elmer
Wo9e a[lem Sru0el betreFfs meinet
Seiunb9eit ben &bI6isb gege6en, noa4
bem i9 anfing, 5anlac einSunebmen.
9us 1T ni6t 10 lei8t pte gsfagt, bsnn
t3 mar fiinf Sabre lang geplagt nit
einem ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Idno6em,
miioem 9efiibt, nit einen i6le8ter
8eI6mad i'm Wunbe unb nit 9aIeu
i'm Magen. Wleine Speiyen gG6rteu
e9e i9 lie perbaute unb oftalafs muBEe
iA ii6ellamederbe SGfte oufitoBen.
rMstne Speifen f9iensn mir pie
Elm Stein i'm Magen gu tiegen uno
mein Stu6lgnng mar ni9t regelrd.
big 0as mar a6er e6e itb Ganlac eins
ndbm. Dies mar Elm Stdrtpn9smitte(,
mad bem ib gsiudt, unb es purbe mir
bon einem SSreunbe empfobleE.
sd babe iebt Elm .Sonl1;z2G6eln"
rnb' bin iest sip gefiictoorter DON
5dnlac, benn ib CLAUDE. baB itb mel
nen Sreunben helfen tann, nie mir
ge6oIfsn purbe, inbem ich flt ii6errebe,
oieies neue Stdrfungsritte:; unb Sp.
temsRsiniger gu pro6iren."
Ser SanlaczWann, beTen ortainene
Sbeen ii6er 9eiunbheits=angelea
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fidIten Resionen errei6t bd6e, fam
i6 mid etnes DaiIerflu95suges be-
oienen unb id beatfibtige bann, bic
GuftitrOmungen iiber bem 9ol feit5u'
itenen.
Limb III glei6er 3eit pir5 bann
meine ReiIeseiellfbaft G5nIide 9tu=
bten i'm 2trttiT5en Meere MAIDEN.
Sabur9 nirb cine @ergIeidung Der
2ufts unb MaFer SttDmungen
erm6gIi6t, urb bies tptrb, pie idh
CLAUDE, Der 8ifeni9aft DON RuBen
ietn.
unter i6perer GnfIage.
geI1aire O., 27. Ionetnber.
8er 21 Sabre aIte Cecil Scott befinbet
fi9 bier unter Der @nflage, m Der
gtaft pom Sonrttag feinen Sdpuager,
@perbart WtcSSSilton IN GIencoe er'
utorbet 5u baber, i'm @efmgriB. Scvtt
iii anGeflagt, ieinen Sdppager mad ei'
nem Strette eri6oiIen 81 baben. gr
maht SeIbitpertbei6tgung gelteno
ur0 iagte, er babe gegIaubt, oab Wtc-
sS5ilton nad eirlern Reooloer ereife.
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6amielntamn SDge.
;5err 6bfuarb s. E. Saeiner uiro sum
SHELTER pOm StilBl ge,uablt.

Die Saniclmann 2oge batie geitern
lire eeyobresperiammluHg. Die pom
zen geamten luterbreiteten 8eri6tc
erbellten ben por5iigliten Stano Der
Soge, Die cine Der angeiebeniten im
gunjcn 5reimmlrer6lnoe lit. es pur.
BEN $50 fir ben 3oo|Grbaltiiirss
beiuilligt Tie @eamten5nM ergab oas
foIgeroe Meiultat:
eonaro $. &. Saefner, Meiiter prrt
Stuhl.
sSobn Gtileber, eriter 0oriteber.
s,crmann 6. 4apfe, 5ipciter 8or.
iieher.
@mIt Srpp, sdIafmetlter.
6arrp S. 2aaie, Sefretdr.
Gneen &aLb, eriter Sdaifner.
@silbelm grcdmann, 5rpeiter
Sdlaffner.
s. $. 8rofmai,n. q. geder irnb
WnIter W. Stcenle. 2r,ntees.
Grill Srop un6 8. ". gape, Sru.
tees oes @ittper. iuio @aiietfo,lSa.
gGiparo grodnanr, 8eobndter.
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@amiltpn.

1lnier Hsent in SamiIton III Serr
Gbuarb grnd, 449 Glib Siinfte Ctr.
gell Sci. 476.H. Some Tbone
1631.a.
- Morgsn Tbenb per1itultet, pie
Shon bsridtst, Der S9peiaer WGnuer,
9or i'm Deutihen Saus Elm &on5er.
nebii MISUNDERSTANDING uHb ba bers
Isl6e i6on 6fters burh feline gebieges
nen aeiftuns.n iib ber.dtiste ansrs
tennuns ertporben bat, iiebt bas
9euti6tbum Samiltons Der Gffdre
nit ssTpannt.m Sutsreiie entssseH
Inter Der geitung bes Oirigenten.
Serrn gbparb Strub.I, unb Der nit
pirtung Der Soliftin, Sraulsin efa
gutpig, tpirb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aur 9ur9fiibruns ssbrat,t tperbeH:
g3faffs Ordeifer.
2eeS-v5inaus gum sriinen @alb'
Sulius 9iirId5
S6ipsissr Ndnnerdor.
S .@i.ssnii.s' .GissgS -. ., ). sra5m
SRI. Glfa gubpig.
Gin. WGnusrfsinbin' - Solofcen.
8. Debel
gran abOIpb 5aegs.
XttD Uetl
G6tpeis.r Wdnnsrdor.
Al ,Seimt.br" - preisgetrDntes &C.
bi6t pon 80. 8srsborff, Wuiit bon
8. Sefntr.
81 .'glt bii5i6e, ru4ise, runbe sads'
:, Wili prae-
S.rr Dams Reifsr.
.Ds lssts pofiIIOu BON 9ottbdrb.
3. S9ueeberger
Ssrr 4boIpb 9as3e.
Qieb-.Ser SGser aus Der Rurpfal5-
8. Graoen
Sdpeia.r Rdnnsrdor.
Seltetion E}fafTs Orheiter
vG6uiter Soble wnb fem SbeaI'--
DupsSesns BON Wil6elm Wolf.
6erren aouis Rasel unb SaHs Reifer.
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9entidler aanblpe9rper,iu.

Ser o6tge @erein bieIt geitern
gbeno m Der @aibingtcn BIatiorm
urter Yoriis oes Serrn Grnit @eber
iino init &errn Soiepb @eiB aIs BRO.
totoH- H-Sefretdr feline regelniGtiee Sis.
,ing ab, IN ipelfer siurdfit an 5tpei er.
franfte &arnerahen S16 als llnteriiiis.
ing dngetuieien ip,troen. gSr1iioeilt
@eber geSa9te IN gefiibIpoIler @eiie
6es slbleberls oes 4niiers Grnn3 so.
iepb pon SGterreibpllngart. ioipie oas
Gbrenn,iteIieoes tSeinrid QliifSsll.
brinfe iulo bas an6eitfen beiSer Duroe
c,irh Grbcben bon ben Siten seebrt.
Serr @eib beridtete als Gefretdr o.s
elrrmsernentsniisfdurIies fir ben Der.
einsbaa am 81. Saniiar 1917, 0of,
ale Worbereihingen ben beiten Sort.
gang nebmen 9ie 3nihrift oes slns.
iduiies fir Den 3oo-Sonos tpirrSe bis
alif gaeiteres 5iiriidgeIegt. Der Werein
nabm cine @inlaSung gu bem Wortrag
hes Serrn gnril 2ieb, am 10. 9e3etn-
Der, i'm Seiitihen 4liib on itnb wirb
iih bfihn6gIid)ft 6arm betbeiligen.
Iie einnabmen beiriigen $41.50 uno
bic ausgaben $81.35.
gor SdImb Der Merchandising ipirr.
b ban beIiebtsn Diseprdiibeutest Ctt0
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Seine grieiablisiernns Samftas.

Die 5erren grieitrdser. ipel8e Be-
ianntli9 entfesli9 i9tper ~ arbeitsu
baben, i0nnen iid am 0orneritag bi.
miibsn geine ausrubsn. bsln on ienem
Gag ipirb, nj. poitmeiiter Glore ge'
tern Deriiinbet.. feline poit aiIssetr
gen. g}Oitlasernbs Brief. .5nnsn bon
7 Biz II absebolt iperSen unb bie ans
beren 4btbeiIungen iinb bon 7::30 bis
10 often, bod t0nnen regiii.irte Brief.
5is $50 4benbs on BET Wldrtenper.
iaufsiieue 1 aufsegsben psrben unn
4adetpoif Bis 2 llbr 1ia9mittags.
Oas poitanipeifunss : Separtemsnt
tleibt gang aefdloiien.
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Su sinem 9SaiierHug5engs
NiI gfpofo Qlmunbien, Der Sntbeder
bss SGbpoIs, bic auititr0mpns
lbsr bem gtoroppI iel.-
Itelleu.

Rengort, 27. ROpember. aas
pitdn RpQlb 9tmunblsu, Der nprpes
glide 6orI6er, !peI4er Dor etli9eH
sSabren ben SiibppI srrei4te, beabli9s
fiat in einem @aFerfIug5euge iiber
ben gprbpool gu fIisgen. Gr tam am
Montag BON &psenbugeu bier an, nm
sipei 8aTerflug3euse iiir bisIen 3ped
Al taafsn. Gr ia9ts, er lpenbe i'm
CONNER 1918 aufbreaen unO gsbens
te 8 IS Sabre i'm boben Rorben siI
perbrin9eu. Der 6auptSipsd ieines
iyIuoes iei bic 2uftitrOmungen um
ben RorSpol gu ftuoirsn.
,S6 perbe, bis bds Gis dufs
britt Der SiiIte Don Sibirien folgen.
uno MIDI bann nprbpdrts penben"
Iagte glmmDien. ,@ir iperben uns bis
su einem quntte Spii6en SpiBebrsen
unb 9r0nlanO treibsn laFeu na8'
BEN mir sinen fuit ppllitdnbtgen
Rreis lin ben pol beIdrieben baben.
Wenn i6 bas S9iff perIaTe, boffe
Id mid bemielben Biz auf 100-150
Mleilsn sendbert su buben, unb bdnn
perSe i'd bic ReiIe per 8disrflus>
seue pber S9litten fortfeBen.
gln oem 6loben @rreithen bes Noros
ppls Iiegt mir ipenis. Sieies 3ieI
iuurbe ia I9on porber errci4t unb Bat
penig pber nihts prattii1es gu Sage
sefSrSsrt. 1eun i9 absr Sis nSrS'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
1sransisco Siaa
glngsbti9 I'M geIb Der Stabt Gbts
buabud.
Gr foq in n6rbli4er @t4tung ulf
Suars3 gu mariaireu.

gl palo, seras, 81. Sob. -
9illa ridt Don Der Stabt gbi9uahuu
aus in n0rbIi9er Rt8tuug Dor, pie
cine 9epeiae iagt, bic am &beno bem
Sensral 9on5ales in Suares DON oem
9sneral 5reoiHo 5ugegangen TT. Ges
neral 9pn3ales erbielt 8efe6I, feline
Sruppen IN Suare5 gu ton5entriren.
Gine griOatbepei4e, bic aus teriel>
ben GueIIe toHmt, fiigt 6insu, oab
giaa niat nur gegeu gtOrOen oOrriite,
lOnbern oaB er ii4 aud i'm 9eiis Der
Stabt Gbibuabua befinOe, bic per 9es
neral SreOino auseniaeinIi9 anfges
ge6eH bat, ii9 in fiibliaer Riatlng
3uriid3iebeno. Der 9eneraI iOl geiagt
4a6sn, oaB er, io6ulo er iia nit ben
5ruppsn oes Generals Murguia Dereis
ntgt, 5uriittebren uuo bic Staot gbiz
buabuG tpteoer neAu1en nerbe.
Die 0speI6e bon bem Seneral lrea
oiRo mar IN G9iffre sei4itt tDoroer
uno 5ipar bon Sau3 aus iiber Oiinagu.
Der Siabt qreiibio in 9eras seqsua
itber. Die Garran5aI8eamten i1een,
bic 0epeide srt6aIte bic Qntiinbigung,
baB 9ild in n0rbIi3er Ri6tung mars
i9ire, uHo audi oaB ale GurHii iioneu
lungs Der Giienbabnen, ME aua Lungs
Der Meritu Roropeits8abr gefe9I ers
baIteR bdttsn, fia uad Suare3 gu be-
geben. Jn Der Sepsi6e bieB es audi,
boB bies poer finite Gag Der 9illas
4ngriffe" iei.
Den GtDiL urb N2ilitdrpsrfonsn IN
Suore3 mar s5 an 2t6enO beutIi9 an
3uieben, bab iie bic Gage fir ie6r ernit
balten.
Der selegrapbeuOsrtebr nit gau8,
uugefdbr 26 Wejlen u5rSti8 bon G9ts
buabua, mar dm Qbenb nod ni6t uns
terbro6en. Su SuarsS mar man I'M
bas s4itfaI ber 9arnifOn BON G9ts
buabua eruitIi4 beiorg!, ObgIsi4 Ses
neral Ttursuia nil ieinsr itarteH Die
DiiiOn itiiHblid DOT Der beIaserten
Staos ertuartet tpurbe.