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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
ARMY OFFICERS STUDY
BIG DRIVE" IN FRANCE
Say British Deceived the Germans
as to Where Attack Would
BE Made.
AIMING TO PUSH THROUGH
Allies Want to Make Break Fifteen
or Twenty Miles in Length. SO
Large Reserve Army Can BE Sent
Forward.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July e-Mili-
tary strategists in Washington are
studying the reports concerning the
big drive" OF the British and French
In tho Peronne theater OF war with al
most feverish attention. In the opinion
or these students of military science.
dispatches to the effect that the Brit
ish haye deceived tho Germans az to
what woulC he their point of attack
ere being borne out by tho develop
lnents. which not only show British
and French gains Of magnitude. but
which show that the allies are hold
ing the points they gain
The strategical aim of the allies. as
II is understood in Washington to-day
by ono student of the greatest battle
in the history OF the world, is express
cd in the following language
"Succlnctly put, the allies arc en-
dcavor!ng again TO pierce the German
line with "A big front of ifie"n or tween
~ miles, go that the troops behind can
get through and do something. This
big drive is different from all previous
attempted drives. because now, APP
parcntly, the British and French are
prepared TO push their advanta ge--thc
advantage gained by tho consolidation
Of their advanced pos!tion-bv having
reserves. artillery and ammunition on
hand all ready and waiting, scgregat-
Cd behind this sector IN from, Of Pc
rome, TO follow the attacking army
through the point pierced.
The drives Of tho allies heretofore
have apparently failed because they
did not have these reserves artillery
and ammunition all ready To push
through III other words. there are
now engaged in the Perornc theater
two great allied armies. one. the at
lacking army and the other the big
reserve army. ready 10 push through
ana roll up' the Germans. 10 the right
and left pushing them back, IL pos
sible. 20 the north and the south Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

Every bottle warranted. but not one 70.
ARNOLD'S BALSAM tthe best Summar
Remedy. from a large number OF Druggists
In the South. Warranted by j. f.. Bauer
-.Advert lsemant
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The Weather
Turnirh-d by u. 8. weather Burenu.)


II noon temperature. ..... IS
8 +. NJ temperature. Observation-Disclosures. So
Maximum temperature TO 5 +. NJ. s.
minimum temperature to +. NJ. So
Mean temperature. Observation-Disclosures. 70
normal temperature for this date. 40
deficiency in temperature. " =
deficiency in temperature since
March ........ ....... 203
Accumulated deficiency since Janu-
AIRY ................. So
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-24
A Famous Artist.

Mr.. Solomon J. Solomon, the ia
nous artist, has created record for
an r. A. Not many members, if
any, of such eminence in his profess
sion have ever attained the military
rank of lieutenant-colonel But this
is now his rank and title. After
period in the United Arts Rifles, he
recently passed into the regular
army. and is now at the front. This
is bit of real and practical patri-
otism for Lieutenant-Colonel Solo
mon is fifty-six, is married, with
a son and two daughters, and was
enjoying remarkable success, both
artistic and financial. He came into
prominence with Judgment of
Paris painted in 1890, and this was
followed by striking portrait of
Mrs. Patrick Campbell, which was
acclaimed beyond a doubt the pic
ture Of the year in London. There
is nothing of the effeminate Bohe-
milan about the man, for he rides
we'll and is fond Of boating. There
is no reason why he should not
make his mark in a job as widely
divergent from his own as soldier
ing. ......
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-24
March "a, 1916.

movements with the tool, suddenly
Strengthened and flung the door wide
in silence The chairman had his
watch in his hands. The whole af
fair took only ten seconds.
"Thank you, Sesoi the Great"
said the gentleman in the sandy suit
politely, you may go back to your
seat
But the chairman interrupted in
some alarm: Excuse me. This is
all very interesting and instructive,
but is it included in your es-
teemed colleagues profession to be
able to lock the door again."
"Ah, mile pardons.' The gentle
man bowed hurriedly. 1T slipped
my mind. Sesoi the Great, would
YOU oblige?'
The door was locked with the
same adroitness and the same ST
lence. The esteemed colleague wad
died back to his friends. grinning.
Now | will have the honor to
show you the skill of one Of our
comrades who is in the line Of pick
ing pockets in theatres and railway
stations" continued the orator He
is still very young. but you may to
some extent judge from the delicacy
of his present work of the heights
Of will attained by diligence.
Yasha!' A swarthy youth in blue
silk blouse and long glace boots, like
gypsy, came forward with swag
ger, lingering the tassels of his belt,
and merrily screwing up his big, i'm
pudent black eyes with yellow
whites.
Go be Concluded.D
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Tho snyder Playground Association
met with the president Mrs r. l..
Howell. Thursday afternoon and
transacted considerable business In
Guiding much discussion as to future
plans.
Miss Byrd Winters was elected su-
pervlsor OF the children with Miss
Grace Moore as assistant. They were
authorised to begin at once, Com
pensatlon Is to be determined after
the frst month.
Mrs. y. +. Renken, chairman OF the
equipment committee was allowed
sufficient funds to begin placing the
equipment.
Funds were also voted to Mrs. y.
]. Anderson to begin At once on the
civic work on all grounds / the land
Is donated.
on motion the chairman was au-
thorlzed to add assistants to the FL
nance Committee.
Adjourned until Monday s p. m.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Our good friend August stahl OF
the Hermlelgh country sent word to
the Signal the other day to have us
put a stop to these hail storms. The
signal is always ready to help In a
good cause. II is said the rain falls
on the Just and the unjust and so
does the hail and our friend August
Is one or the other-anyway the Sig
nal has helped when possible to stop
boil weeylls. prairie dogs, cabbage
bugs, book agents and other pests,
but when II comes to hail storms, the
seat Of Jurisdiction is beyond the
limits Of the Signals circulation.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02
oarOmL DYNAMITEs
sLUGGGIsH LIVER
Crashes Into sour bile, making you
sick and you ioso a days
work

Calomei salivatesl It's mercury,
Calomel acts like dynamite on a
sluggish liver. when calomel comes
into contact with sour pile It crashes
into II. causing oramplng and nau-
sea.
II you feel bilious headaehy, consti
pated and all knocked out, Just go
to your druggist and get a soc bottle
OF Dodson'a Liver Tone. which is a
a harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful
and n Il doesn't start your liver and
stralghten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without max
Ing you sick, you Just go back and
get your money
n you take calomel today you'll
be sick and nauseated tomorrow; be
sides II may sallvate you. while II you
take Dodson's Liver Tone you will
wake up feeling great, full OF ambi-
tion and ready for work or play. It's
harmless. pleasant and safe to give
to children; they like H. No 10
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02
New Water Works Well

The Water and Sewer Committee
OF the City Council have made a con-
tract with J. T. Caddell to bore a
new well for the water works. II
will be bored Just below the reservoir
on the city hall lot. Mr., IIlgglnboth-
am says the old well is ia feet deep
and stops at the sand rock stratum,
but they expect to have the new
well go on through the sand rock II
necessary to get plenty Of water.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Closing a most successful week
with the children In connection with
Chautauqua work, Miss Lucille 81
fritz and associates concluded the
weeks program with q chlldren's cir
Gus, the participants being served
with delicious punch supplied free by
the popular firm OF Thompson Drug
Co. Miss slfrltt and Manager Shirley
went from Snyder to Waxahachle to
engage In like work this week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02
PROMINENT CITIZEN
TEsTIFIEs FOR vITONA

The following expression, from a
prominent scurry County man, fuliy
explains itself:
Hermleigh, Tex, Oct. is, 1910
Ed. NJ. NJ. Melton;
Dear Sir;
I write this to let you know that
have been greatly benefited by tho
use OF vIToNA and can recommend
It as being all that you claim for IT,
I am SO years old and feel better
than have felt for several years.
Respectfully,
2S-tf N. NJ. LESLIE.
vltona can be had at the Signal
office or address p. o. Bcx p. Snyder
Texas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02
BASE BALL GAME
NEXT TUESDAY

Townsend Oldham & Co. directors
and employees and the Snyder Nation
al Bank. directors and employees will
play ball al wolfe's Park next Tues
day afternoon, Game called at $3.50
p. m. A small admission will be
charged and the proceeds will be do
mated to the Snyder Playground AZ
ISOLATION Let everybody attend
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

It is said that w. r. Latham and
Mrs. Minnie Latham are living on n
ranch In Dickens county. She was star
witness for the defense in the trial
this week at Colorado, Of her hus-
band for completely in the murder OF
John Stewart in Snyder. Mrs. Lath-
am. who did the killing was tried
during last year at Arson and Is now
under u suspended sentence OF five
years.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

The idle Hours" Club spent a
most delightful afternoon with Miss
EunIce Brlce. June 1. After short
business session "l2" was the pas
time. highest score being won by
Misses Jean Moore and Mary Heath
Delicious refreshments were served
and the next meeting will be with
the Misses Heath, Thursday morning
June. Is. Misses Inez and Jean Moor4
OF Gordon were appreciated guestE
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

News vaa received hore Thursday
saying that Nj. A. ,, EIlerd who 70
sides a mile northeast Of snyder was
run down two or three days ago Al
Post City BY an automobile and both
arms and one thigh we're severely
injured and he was rendered uncon-
acious for a time. II Is said that his
arms came near being broken. Mr.
Ellerd was moving from here to a
home recently purchased in New Mex
leo.
The letter stated that he Is doing
feirly well and will recover
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

A great number Of women In South
Texas have organized an anti Woman
Suffrage Society and they are send
ing out strong argument against sub
jecting women to the duties and re-
sponslblltles OF citizenship. Thoy ar
guo that It will destroy respect for
wonan hood and the sanctlty of the
Home.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Staley and
daughter, Miss Fleet, Mr.. and Mrs
Hardin and Mr.. +. c. Hall OF Burk-
have been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Il. Smith.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

sheriff Merrell says he will pay
$50 reward for information sufficient
to convict any person guilty OF vlo-
iating the local option law In Sour
ry County.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

The vote cast in scurry county at
the recent stock law election lndlcat-
ed that the few horses and cattle
permltted to run at large here are
not worrying the people much,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

The Owl Drug store has equipped
their Ice cream parlor with electric
fans. decorated the interior and 9TH
erwise made 1t exceptionally attrac-
tive.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Mrs. V. II. Smith and little son
Victor, Jr. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. s. u, Smith will return to
their home at Burkburnett Saturday
accompanied by Miss Eulalie for an
extended visit
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Birch have re-
turned from three weeks vacation.
visiting in Dallas and other points.
Mr.. Birch is back at his post with the
Snyder National Bank,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Joe Raemisch, a good scurry coun-
ty citizen living about four miles
southeast of HermleIgh has recently
purchased a new Case Separator to
use on his farm. y
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Mrs. +. l.. Hutchinson and daughter
Miss Faye came in Thursday from
Weatherford.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thompson returned on
Thursday from a visit Of two weeks
at Pyron.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Mr.. Browning OF Dermott unload
ed three cars Of fine calves at that
place Thursday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Rev. W. W. Werner went to Flu
wanna THURSDAY.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Dawson a wilhelm have a nice
space In the Signal this week Don't
fail to read II.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

Miss Maude Williams was a Der
mott this week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-02

1896

DAWSON & WILHELM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13
6ieitge Gntriiftums
9errI4t in 9eutI9Iaro itber bA
f4urtii4e gsrni4tung bes u Al
bur3 bic gnSlaR9sr.
Die bos Sdu4boot unter benz Sdus
her msritaniIaen GLagss ssr'
ftDrten.

Berlin. IL. RoD. (guf brabtlo4
fem 8ese na4 SapDile.) Der gsric9t
Der bsrti9en &omiralitdt, baB sin bri.
tif4es patrouiQebOot, bas bic ameri.
taHtI9e JIagge fiibrte, has begtI4e
Sau9bpot III Al" 5erlt6rte unb bann
EN- Boot rummte, In tpel9em iia bio
eIrrsiseu ueberlebenbeu beTanDen, tn
in osm 8eitrebeu, bic eirraisen 3euseu
oNer S4urtersi aus bem @ese Az
raumeH, bat etnen tiefen Gin0rad a.f
bas oeuti6e 9pIt semaat.
.Sie @ntriii iitrus in SeutfaIano1, :,
iast bic IIe6eriee Ia9ri9tenassntur.
tpd4it uno bic @rreguus miro nod
oaourt pergroBert, baB beutIas
aau4boote auf Der SeiHtebr DON
Ibren Jabrten INNER pieoer bic &llns
be mttbrInssu. baB iie in beiu1tiits
l9er Bstie Don feiHhli4er aauffaprs
tkiiaiffen angegriffen uurbsn Siele
SOrtaae bepeiieH INNER piebsr. baB
bic Beiiuugen, DsIae DON Der briti-
i9sH &omiralitat i'm Uiai ouptssn
Sabres erIaiieA purbeu unb pun oeneu
eiHs abI4rift auf benz Dampfsr
~WOobfisIb" sefunben purbe, nod
Immer in &raft iino. 9Gut bieien Sal-
1truttt0nen purbeH beitiidte &auffar&
tRtiaiffe angspiefen, Sau8boote ana
suSreITsH, iobaIb aieIe seii4tet mir.
ben"
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Hnltlib
Beri6tet bic bsutf9e gCouriraIitdt
iber bic Wsgfiibrung bes hbI'
IGnSif6en Poih9Gmpfsrs
~aoninsin RegeHtes".
9rsibig miIitdrpflihttge uIrtertAansu
feinbIi6er RattoneH on goro
ssfuHoen uno feitge7
upMmeu.

Berlin, u. Hopember- - Muf
brabtIpiem Wess nn9 Sappile.) -
Die 4omiraIitGt CAB am SOnntag
oas GOIsenoe betaunt:
Bon stnen belItf9en Suuaboct
tDuroe IN Der g2G9e Der S4Outper
SanSbant Can Der boGGuoii6eu
Raite) Der boldrbti6e poitbampfsr
.auningin aegentes" Der Don @Iifiin'
gen na9 2onbou unterpegs mar, ans
gehaLtsn uno mad Ssebriigae peggez
tit9tt.
Sobalb Der 9ampfer anbielt, Dura
be mebrere SGde, bic auSsniaetnlidj
goft sntbieIten, iiber 9orD getporfsn,
Siner bieIer SGds, ber DOH Der Be
iaBuns oss Sau9bootss aus heu
BaHer gefticbt tpurbe, entbielt gum
gr0bten SheiI 3eitunseH, bic fir baa
auspdrtise Gmt in 9puoOn 6cftimmt
pareL
SretBiS llntertbanen fstupIirber
Stadten I'M miltGrpfli9tign Utter,
bic ita an gorb befaHoen, purber
psrbaftet, oaruuter ein eugIif6sr Sol.
bat, Der aus eirem Set.RttonsIaser n
9pauno b.IrIaub. porben par-
Sn elmer 2onbOner 9epeI9e pa,
am Jrettag 2lbenb bic @esfiitrune
Der ~SoniNgin Regsntes~ sernelbet
iporoeH. IS bieb, BAG iid brei 9lme.
ritdner Nan1ens Sbomas Smit6
SOnaro aimbla9 unb WiIIiam @poSr
bobp on gorb befanben. Der Darn,
pier bate SO 9aTaeisrs, Sumetit Bel,
gter. an gorb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13

BerheH ni6t sur 2lHferttgung DON
&riegsmateriaI IN Seutf3Iano
perfDenbet.

Berlin, IL. Nou. (9tuf brabtloa
lem @ege ua3 SapDtIe.) 46e bic
usbsrfee Na4rtdtenagertur meIbet.
tutro amtIi9 bic aus belSiften aueI.
len ftanmeHoegla6ri4t bementtrt, bag
bsIsiI4. @rbeiter se3puHsen rsrbsn.
IN beutf9en GabrtteR gu arbeitsu, III
bensn &riessmatertal Derfertist mini.
Souig 9stsr in Gtben.
Gpnbor n, u. glppember. sSH
elmer pom Sdmitag odtirten Reuter.
fben Sepei9e aug gttben beibt es,
bdb &Drtg Yeter pon Serbien iutugs
ntto In @tbcn etngetroffen III.
Terner tptro bebauptet, odb bic
sriettIte &sgierung bic JprOeruug
Der @nteute betpiIigt bat, oeBufplae
es Sffi5ieren unb geamten geftuttet
fsin fpl, iih Der prppifortfden gRss
eierung ansui9Iieber, pprauSgsiest,
bab iie erft aus benz tBrisIi5sn
Dasait aiisiGeiOsa.
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gebr bumam
Cling Der Seaii6e 9andbootmann Bel
Der @erientuns bes Scmpfrs
.golumbian" Dor.
Wari.te po[ls 5lpsi Sage, tis ein 5u.
8eit tobenber Sturm iith ssIest
bate.
Gle s bic geiasuus gum Dsrtafen
bes Dampfers sipdns.

paris, IL. Ropsmber. 2aiit sir,er
JuntenSepef4s aus Mabrio III Der
awHisaniidbe Dampfer Columbian
bon sinem beutihen Sau9boot per.
isuti fpOrben. Sas Iau6boot itiec,
biefer Dtpeide sufOIss, am 8. Ropem.
ber Ddbrenb zines beftisen Sturmes
.cuf bic Columbian. Der Sampfer
ipurbs sesnunsen. feline 1ahrt gu I'm
terbreteH uub mubte, pom 1aa9boo.
beipaht, Bis gum 8. Ropember Iiegen
bleiben, porauf, na4bem Ter Sturm
poriiber mar, bic geIaBuns in bi,
RettungsboOte beorbert uno Der Dam.
pier perientt tpurbe.
Die 9lsentur 5aDas ISbt f9 aus
Gorunna. Spanieu, po bic YeIdBnna
Der columbian" selanbet lporben ieir
ion, msIbsn, bab als Der Oampfer an
sebdlttn ipurbe. bic 8eiabuns oi:
Weifuns erbieIt. bas Sdtff gu Der.
Iafen. bub bieies itboh infoIss bes
CUR 3eit berr1denben bsftisen Sturs
mes srit 5iDei 5ase fpdter mSslid &c.
ma6t iuerben tonnfe-
Sn Der Depeits ipirb ferner bert1.
tst, bdb In sIei4er Wetfe om 8. 30,
pembtr bic noripegifhen Dampftr
sBalto1 unb .TorbaIen1 periensi
n,urben. (aoHoon bate bereits am
Gumitas semfIbet. baB Sisie bsibeu
DdmefsS 1tSfsnts ,rusbsA>
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Nbsesieien
Wurbsn adt alnsriffe bsr Rumdnsr
norbli9 bonn Situs pab.
lIsber iauIsnb Gefans.ne iourben se'
madt unb a4t GeIdiisr erbeutet.

Berlin, IL. Rop. 2luf brabtlof.m
Wsss na9 SapDilIs. Ssftise Sample
Tinb an Der aampffront in Sieben'
biirsen i'm Ganse. Die oberjte Seeress
l.ituns sisbt beiunnt. baB an Sams'
tag nSrblib bonn Situs pas adt grs
erifi. Der Rumdnen absepteien anc
taB iibxr tauienb Gefunssne gemdbt
lDurbsn. an nerihiebensn puniten ba'
ben bic beutiten unb 0i.trrei4H4s
unsarifdn 1rupp.H an Gebist se'
iponn.n. Der amtIi9e geritt Iautst
pis toIst:
.2ln Der Sftlihen Hampifront IN
Giebenbiirs.n baben beati+e sruppsn
iorblid Dom Situ5 pab aft ansriffs
beg JsiHoss abs.idIasen. 8ahrsnb
Der abpsiiung Der 2lnsriife Der RI'
mdnsn nuf ben WOnte Gruntu uno
rem RoHts sai., iopie ard BEL Der
G,nnabm. BON feinblihen Steaungsll
ipurben 1s Sffi3isrs unb iiber 1000
1iann, sinidIieblid ber 200 Ssfan~
s.nen. iibsr bic ssiiern beri4tt NOR
cen, sins.bradt. Dir erbeIistsn iiebnl
geftiibe.
auf Der prebeal. aaHbitrabe, fofpis
aud in Der gesenb bon Ssurbut unb
in Der Rd1e DON SrioDa fiub unirc
1ruppsn Dorseriidt.
Sn Der Dobrubiha uno on Der
DOMAIN bat ii6 ni4is Don gsOsutuna
sreisnsi.1
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2lm Gainiias Mbenb sriffm 5fer>
rei9iide WaHerflussuge pabua,
(5peiunb5tpanais WetIen bon 9enes
big seIeseD an unb tparfen idfpere
9omben ab, NIT bsnen iie biretts
5r.ffer auf bas 9ebdube bss miIitds
rif9en 5auptquartiers, ben 8abnbof
unb bic Snfantsrietafernn er5is!:sn.
Sn ben Aaiernsn, fotpie in ben &C.
bGuben IN Der Stabt. tanlen Jsuerss
briinit. gum ausbru4, bic auf cine
Gntfrnung DON 25 WseiIsn iittbar
ipureu. lluseadtet Der ungiinitigen
Wttterung unb trob lebbaftn Be
fdiebung isbrtM uniere Glusaeuse
uubeiddbist surad.
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Eeriast

du pte BON oen yer
biinbeten erobsrten
Stellunseu an Der
RarapuDfa.
Berlin, u. RoD. Iuf orahtlofem
Wess mad SapDille. Grueuic Mngriff:
ter RuiTsH s.ssn bic Stellrnseu St-
Deutidsn uHo Dtiterreihsr ON Club
gtarapuoia. iiibOftli3 Don 2emb.rg,
bic ON Samitas sema6. tuurbsn.
ipar.n. nj. bic Oberfte Sesr.sleituru
nislbsi. srirIslos. Der amtlihe 9srifi
Her bic 8prgdnse ON Der ruififdsga-
Ii5iidsn anmpffrOnt III uis fotst:
.Qiuf bsm Oitliteu lIfs: Der Rara-
riiDia. iiioipeiiIi4 pon Jolr,arasno.
Isiie, psriaste Elm absrmaligsr qlnsrifi
Der Ruif.n aui bi. DON uns srobsri.n
GielIunsen.
SIN Iiiblihen 5beil' Der aarpatbens
ipalbunsen ipurb. oas 5jsihiibfeuer
ipisber alifgsnommsn. gs fam su
Edmpfen. bic siuen fiirsuHs siinitissu
WerIauf nabmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-13
gebr bertuorreu
Sinb bic Beridte ber pai1asier. S.s
antersesanssnen qafasierbampfsrs
.4rabta'.
Sic tuolIen Elm periffop g'fs9m, iss
bod bas 5au9boot fel6it ni4t gu
Gefidt betonrmen baben.

2onbpn, IL. JlDpenr6er. sSn elmer
Reuterd9pei6e aug WaIta, bic bonn
0onneritag batirt III, tpirO ii6r b1s
@erfensen bss pdHngisrbampfsrs
YIrabia" bon ber Rninfutar anb
Oriental linis bas Golssnbe btri9e
tet:
.paFas;sr. Der .arabia', bic bi.r
selanbet iporben iinb. ertfdrsn, bab
bas 1au95oot ni6t in Gi6t fam,
man iebOf ben Streifen b.o6adtei
t0nnt., ber auf bem @diier bur6 ben
Sorpsbo p.rurfett tpurbe RadbsHl
bas satTf sstroffen iporbeu, fam
bag psriitop bes San6boo.s in elmer
Gntfernung bon 300 yarbs in Sitt.
Der 9Orpebo traf bic aobIsn6uns
ters in Der edbe bes Maftinsnraums
rnb bic Aoblenporrdtbe Dsr6iuberte.
5as iofortiee ginbrinsen bss WaFsrs,
unb bi.iem umitanb IN es gu D.rban=
Ten, bag bic .Qra6ia1 70 Iangs fIott
blieb.
9sri6isoene paffasier: bebaupteu.
Sab bas 5audboot BIB auf cine Gut.
iernuns bon so Yarbs on bic .ara-
bia" bsrautam, 6eoor es ben 1orpeor
abfsusrt.. 3psi Mafdiniiten ipsrbeT
bermibt unb iinb aller Ma5tfdeinlidb'
teit ua4 nit untsrgesangeu. Das pe'
rtitOp mar, nadbem bas S6iff &C.
.roten porbsu. D.utlit lih.bdr. ODE,
bas 9au46oOt tam ai9t oil bic Ober'
flG6e.
| Gin paHasier, Rameus 9r. Boot,
6ebauptet, bab er DON bem Settings
boot aus, in iDel6em sr iid beianb
DsuiIi9 iah <bab bag periitop bei
Sau9boots fi4 auf ben Sampfer 81
bspests uHb bab aagsni5eiHIi9 be-
aommanbant on gorO Der -Qrabia
polIte, UNI fi9 in ben 8siis be,
S9iffspap:ere gu isssH. 9ieies Dor
baben uuroe isbod Don ben gu 9ili'
tOmmsHbsn Satffsn Der.irelt.'
Sftim Si4srbsit.
gambribge, Wai, IL. RoD
paul R. Daunsr, Der etu3tse gmeri
ianer, Der ii9 on gprb bes englii9sl
ppu einem beuti6sn Saudboot al
6. Topenl5er i'm gittsgGnbiiden Wee
perfentten Sampfers .arabia" be
fanb, ipurbe serettst uro beftnbet iid
| in Wdlta. Cine biesbejiigli9e Sabel
bspef9e bdben isiue bier anidiiige'
GItern am Sonntag srblIten. DanEs
befinbet ii3 Guf Der gtiidreife au
Snbisn, no CT fir bi. gouns Wsn
Gbriitian alfoeiation tbdtis par.