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Arizona republican., 1916-08-13

on estates exceeding s5.oOO.ooO in value.
 The only increase in the proposed in- come taxes over the house rates is from 10 to l3 per cent on incomes in excess of S2.000 900 The rates from six to ten per cent oH estates also are additions to the rates proposed in the house bill
 So anxious are the democratic lead CTS to complete revision on time for reporting to the senate by Tuesday that caucus was held in session until late hour tonight and will be re- sumed tomorrow Sunday caucus has not been held in many years.
 Decision on the munitions tax was deferred until tomorrow.
 Stamp taxes. which the house ignored altogether were restored as follows:
 Bonds, debentures and certificates of indebtedness five cents on each SlO0. express and freight receipts one cent each; telegraph and telephone mes sages one cent for each message for which a charge of i5 cents or more is made; custom house receipts not ex- ceeding Sl00. in value. 25 cents not ex- ceeding $500. 80 cents. exceeding $500 sl insurance policies. one half of one cent on each dollar or fractional part of the amount of premium charged: foreign steamship tickets sl only, as costing not more than $50, not exceed ing $60. S3; more than $60. s. Tickets costing s10 or less exempted. Pull man seats and berths cents each tone cent in existing laws)
 The house bill provided for taxes on theaters and amusement places based on population of towns and cities. but the committee and caucus restored ex- 1sting law, the rates ranging from s25 a year on theaters having a capacity of not more than 250 to s100 on the aters with seating capacity exceeding | 800
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
Is Not Retroactive


 WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-Notice from Special Agent Rodgers at Mex ico City to the state department today that the recent Carranza decree pro- hibiting foreign stockholders in Mex ican corporations from claiming the protection of their home government was not retroactive served to relieve in a measure the feeling of apprchen- sion created here by earlier reports.
 Mir Rodgers reported that the de cree was intended to apply to cor porations hereafter formed and ap- parenily il will not affect the exist ing big American and other foreign Cil and mining companies.
 Thus department officials see no urgent necessity for immediate pro test. They indicated however, that the [. <. government is by ho means prepared to submit qu:etiy to the crea- tlon of any such precedent as is in- volved in the new decree.
 An attempt to enforce it probably will he met by formidable protests not only from the U. S. but all the European powers interested.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
ALL NATIONAL
 GUARD UNITS
 TO THE BORDER
(Continued from Page One)


 was not disclosed and who had sug discharge state soldiers desiring to return to their business cares. The secretary wrote:
 "A cail to arms upon any body of men in the country, except the reg ular army. who make a profession Of the military life. would inevitably interrupt business, professional and personal careers, and it is impossible to Imagine any situation in which the organized militia or national guard of the several states could be sum moned into federal service without hardship and inconvenience. and yet both the constitution of the United States land the laws made pursuant thereto recognize these militia and national guard units as the secondary defense of the government for the protection of the interests of the United States and the lives of the citizens of the country.
 The department regrets these in- conNeniences and hopes that the emergency win rapidly disappear and that there will be such a restoration of order and security on the frontier as will permit the speedy return of these citizen soldiers to their several CIV Han pursuits s- In the meantime this department has taken steps to mitigate and relieve as far as possible the unusual and exceptional hardships which have arisen in classes especially subject to distress by reason of the service demands To the extent that that can be done in fact it will be aone but the primary consideration must be tte safety of our border and the preservation and protection of the lives of our citizens there.
 'It will be a source of great hap piness to me when full relief can be given to these men who have placed themselves subject 10 this call of dutv and in the meantime l am filled with admiration for the spirit with which the militia has met the call. and with which they are performing an important and necessary service to their country at this time"
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
SENATE CAUCUS
 FINISHES WITH
 TAX ON INCOMES

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Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
ALLEGED EMBEzzLER
 UNDER ARREST
LRepubIlean A. P. Leased WIrel


 SAN DIEGO, August l2.-Search through several western states for an alleged embezzler ended here today with the arrest of George w. Sloan, aged 22, and the recovery of $2O,000 in negotiable mining stocks said to have been taken from the Arizona Arkansas mining company with head quaIte in Little Rock, Ark.
 Sloan was accompanied by his young wife who sad she knew nothing of the charges against him. She had Sl200 received. it was said, from the sale of mining shares in her pos session.
 The prisoner said he was employed in the offices of the company and that the stock was part of an issue that had not yet been authorized. He declared his willingness t0 waive eX- tradition and return Co Little Rock. Sloan was traced to Kansas City, Denver Salt Lake City. Los Angeles and finally here.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
UNREST GROWS OVER DE FACTO
 ADMINISTRATION
(Continued on Page Five)

cep.ed here as being one of the sev vraI plots formed b>r disgruntled lead CTS. each of which seemingly was en- tirely separate from the others.
 Private dispatches said that Villa, in the Mapimi district has recovered from his recent repulses at the hands of General Matias Ramos troops and is being rejcined by members of his scattered bands and is regaining strength by recruiting. One report reaching here tonight said that Villa is preparing to issue. within few days. a manifesto ia wnich he plans 10 declare that he is just as friendly to the people of the United States as he has always been ard, il is said to make explanations for the raid upon Columbus, N. NJ.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
HOPES HE CAN AVOID IT, BUT
 READY TO ACT

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Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
TRIBUTE TO EMsLIE
rRepubIican A. p. -e-sec Wire,

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug.~ 12.-Be- tween games at Ebbett field today President John K Tener, on behalf of the national league presented Empire Bob" Emslie with a purse containing twenty five gold double eagles i, Amounting to $500, in honor of his 25th anniversary in baseball. Umpire Bill Klem also presented Mir Emslie with a diamond pin, token from his fellow unnlres.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13

W. W. Flanagan, of New Jersey, who has for several months acted as secretary of the congressional joint committee on rural credits, is the only person who is regarded as cer- tain to be appointed by the president as a member of The board who will administer the rural credits law re- gently enacted. MT. Flanagan is an enthusiast on the rural credits sub ject. and many of his ideas are in- corporated in the measure.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
REPORT 2e6 CASES
tRepubIiean A. P. Leased wlr,

IRepubIlcan A. P. Leased WIreI
 HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. l2.-In- fantile paralysis cases to- the number of 29G have been reported to the state health department and diagnoses con firmed from July 1 until this after noon Of these, l6l occurred in Phil adelphia and l35 at points outside of that city. The total number of deaths reported in Pennsylvania is 69.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
To FL Paso

SAN ANTONIO. August 12-Prac- tieally all of the troops. numbering ap- proximately 25,000, ordered by the de- partment today to proceed to the bor- der will be sent to Fl Paso, General Funston announced tonight. A few will be stationed at Deming. N NJ.
 When the new movement is com pleted there will be an army of about I0,000 men at Fl Paso. including na- tional guardsmen and regulars
 Military men here were careful to point out tonight that there is abso- lutely no significance in the movement. it being only a part of the general mobilization
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
Colorado Too

DENVER, Aug 12.-Major William sharp of the field artillery mobllized at Golden. Colo, tonight received a telegram from Washington advising him, il was learned, to be prepared to move 10 the Mexican border within ten days
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

reno, imo Ianoete oireft Dor Dem
Soupteingang am 9roaowoD. Sein
&orper bGtte 6eina6e @orii6erge6enoe
eetroffen; er lit bis 5ur llnfenntli6-
felt 5ueeridtet.
Durc9 elm Geiiament imo 9riefe in
ieinen TaiHeu founte feline Soentit6t
feitgeiteGt weroen.
Gas Sinaer.@e61uOe 1T 6t2 SUB
bod uno bat Al Stodlperfe. @oIi5ei-
Gommiiidr @ooos cr6ieIt beute
@orgen einen bon Goldman unter-
3eidneteu 9riei, beiaseuo, OaB er be-
abii6tige, bon irgeno einem 6o6eu
@ebduoe Sel6iimoro 5u begeben, imo
cine GntibuIoialng ent6oltenO me
gen Der llmii6noe, Die er ser @oli5ei
81 MAIDEN bea6lidtige." @e6eimpoli-
5iiten maren auf Der Sude naB
Goldman ais er in oen Zoo iprong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
2iIn Braun aeItOr6cu.

2on0oM 10. 9llguIt. IL Cine
Central g3ems.Depei9e aus 9lmIter.
Dam meloet Den 800 BON 6rau 2ilp
Braun, elmer Oeutl9en So5ialiitiu
mel6e ourd i6re @ortrGge unO
S6riften befannt geworoen lit.
(2ilp Braun mar ole Eodter 0es
Generals Sans bon &retIdmarm unO
cine llrenfelin bon SSerome Bona.
parte, oes &onigs BON @eitialen.
@eboren 1865 in Sal6erItaot, Der.
mdbIte iie ii9 inn Sabre 1895 init
Dem So5ialiitenfiibrer Or. &eintidj
Braun bon Berlin uno berwanote felt
Der 8eit lire &rdfte i'm DienIte ser
@artei. Bon i6ren 8roIBiireu uno
@erfen iin0 ISM S1utten Ger Gita.
nen" mo oMemoireu elmer So0iali.
tin" beionoers berii6nt seworoen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
OlOmantiIdes ans 3Opcrn.
@on Wiargorete Wl oraiie,
Berlin.


9lo1 elmer Goritellme ser @rie
den mar 0ie SSniel &DproS ser al.
teiie @o6uIib Der ueolOenen" 9(pbro.
Bite, ser Dem N}eereSi1aum in Dol,
Ienoeter S66n6eit entitiegenen Got.
tin Der 2ie6e.
Gin ianfter Sau1 oes 3ep6Dr bat.
te ole Sodter oes 8euS in ser 9l16e
bon YnpboS al 2ano getroeen. sS6r
GntIte6en aus Dem Neere Idiloern
oIte Spnneu. Sie iiugeu bon oem
Slbel Der GrOaoen i'm MDrtenboin,
Dem 9ieigen ser Soren 0es 5rii9-
liugs, Sen 0loienfrdn5eu ser G6ori-
ten.
9lif elmer Go6e bart am llfer ent-
itonO oas bebre Seiligt6um bon DEM
idon Solner gepuBt. 9rielerge.
geionOtidnften aaer @6lfer, oenui.
tbige @aIlfa6rer iire6teu beralf 5u
Dem Eempel, Der bolOen 9ie6eSfult
gelpei6t oefen Souptoltor 6llItige
Spfer ferH6leibeu muBteu.
Ger llmiane Ser in9e6elreu Mau-
errelte, Die ben 3eiten getrobt erregt
nod belite itaunenoe 9eruimOerlmg.
0iuinen beOeden oie S6erflGbe oeS
Siigels, aus S6utt ino Sriirnmern
ragen oie 8rlditiide eriehiIder Sn-
idrifttaieln, Wlolaifen, Sdulenlb6f-
te, Wlormor6lode.
8erge6lib o6er ipG6t Oerglid nod
Dem Sain Oer ibaitenIpenoenoen
@dume Die bier mie ii6eraQ einen
9eitanotbeil oes 9(p5roOitefults ge.
6iloet. Gin mOer5ei6liber @olo-
freOel bat in uuge6emnitem Inter.
ituno ole 6erii6mte @nimpradt DER
SSniel 81 @runoe geri1tet.
Canals mar Si5ilien oie &orn-
TANNER, aDpros Oas Sol5maga5in
aller @olfer, 0ie oos llfer Oes Dit.
telmeeres beiieoelten. @on BORT boIte
man ole frdfti9en Stdmme gum 9mt
Der Sanoelsibiffe umo Dem Ger
arieesflotten. God mar idon 81 ie-
ner 3eit Seoermonn aui Der SSuiel
eeitattet, 10 DieI 9dume 81 fdaen
ais eS ibm nur 6elie6te. Stra6on
cr3d6lt OoOon, er 6erlit iicb alf ben
@eograp6en @rotoItbeneS, Ser eeiagt
bat, es lei bon olters6er 10 Oiel
@olo bor6onoen geiucien SAB man
Dor louter Sol5 fein8el0 6aueu fonn.
te Giniee 9ernnoeruug 6dtten Die
9ergperfe 6elpirft Oa man gum
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
9lcncr 0satiOuaI. .garf.

@of6ingtom 10. 9(neuit. ~
9rdiiOent 8ilion bat ioeben oen
fiir3liden GongreB-9Lft unter5ei6net,
Oilrd mel6en Der u@ulfanilbe 2aiien
glational Yarf" in Californian ge.
icbafien miro. SSn genonntem @orfe
beiinoen iid 2olien lGnaf, Ser ein5ige
tbGtiee @ulfan in Oen @ereinigten
Staaten, pie GinOer Gone, pelder
eiuitmals gIei6iaas puIfoniicb t6dtig
mar. Ser neue 9arf umiaBt 80, $50
gLder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
2cidJtes Oandluiicm.


SSn Der g[usoebnltng Der ainocrl1b.
mungs.@piOemie. - Sn oen leb-
ten "a Stunoen erlagen 9S Sim
Der Der berbeerenoen Seude. -
175 neue Sale in oerielben %e-
ripOe in groB -gseip.gorf semel-
oct.
08ew .gorf 10. 9luguit.-Cer
6eutige 9eridt Der @eiimo6eitsbe-
b0roe 3eigt weuieer Gooesfaae, iouit
o6er MIR cine geringe 9lenOerlng in
Ger glusoebnimg Der ainoerldb-
mines-gpioenie.
Sn oen Inn 10 llbr beute Moreen
81 gnoe ee6enOen "a StunOen Itor.
ben 39 9inoer unO 175 neue 8dae
wuroen in @roB-Neu-gorf oneemeI-
oct. glm DorbergebenOen Gage Waren
ole 3oblen 81 Eoote uno 1873 neue
Sale.
8ie geitern 9lbeno bon Or. S6o.
mas Sowell bonn q. .. Soipital be.
fannt gege6en muroe, miro beute in
g3eu gorf oas erite Soipital croft
net, in Weldem alsi9lieBlid Spier
ser aiuoerIGbmllng 9lufna6me mo
8e6anollng finOen weroen. Dieies
neue Soipital 1T oas renooirte fiinf-
Itodiee @e6duoe O1r. 1876, SIt SO.
StroBe, in uel6em friiber aso9lelu
Dorf Srtbopaeoic Snitihlte" interge-
bra6t mar.
Gas neue SyllIlitut, in mel1es 10.
fort 80 9atienten aus peri6ieoenen
iberfiiqten SoipitGlern iiberfii6rt
weroen iollen, miro unter Der 9ei-
ting 0es Or. Sonell Iteben, pd6reno
Or. @. s. @lier Der bafteriologi-
iben glbt6eiliing 0elielben borIte6en
piro.
g9ie Or. @merion geItern erflGrte
miro oen @eborOen ole 9lrbeit bel
Der 8efdmpflng Der Seu6e oaolir6
auBeroroentli6 eridpert, oaB oieIe
Wliitter Dor allen in Den oltli6en
Staottbeilen aranf6eitsidae Der.
beimli9en, neil iie ser glniid)t Iein
iollen, oaB bon ibren &inoern @ht
fir Operations8wede genommen
weroen miiroe. 9(us oieiem @runoe
fiiblte iidb Der @eilmObeits Commit.
far oeranlaBt, no6mols ousoriidlid
oarauf bin5upeiien, 0aB es Iid bel
Der gIbga6e elmer eeipiiieu Quantitdt
8lut ais 9aiis zines Serum@r1pa-
rots leoieIid INN freiipilIiee 9inoer.
ldbmings acknowledgement BAN
oeIt.
Sc I'm Der Quarnntdne in
Delamare.
g9tlmingtoM Gel, 10. g(ug.
~ Die Sonitdtsbebor0e oes StaateS
Qelaware bat in ibrer beutigen Sit
5ung iofortige Quarantdne eegen
ainoer lmter t6 Sabreu Oie aus
YenniDlbanien 93em SerieD uno
glew.Norf fommen, berb6ngt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
Spriust aus Oem 40. StOdioerf in
BEN Sob.

93ew. Dorf 10. s(ueuit. III.
bert Goldman Elm GO Sabre alter
@ann, beeing beiite SclbIimoro, in.
DEM er 5ur W8ittaesitlnOe bon oem
Gburme oes Singer.@ebGu0es, zines
Ser boHiten Ser @elt, miiten in cine
groBc Menidennenge iprang. gr
iprane bonn 40. Stod, beina6c 600
SUB ii6er Der StroBe, beim Sail oos
@eiims oes Sauptaebauoes berii6-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

bon SteenItroete ln0 peiter iiioli1
in wirfimmer Meiie beiboIien."
&uiIiiheS &anonenfutter
in 9reit gelanoet.
9relt 10. 9luguit. Cine ipei-
tere 9lbt6eilllng rliiiiider SHlfstrup.
pen lit bier eeIanoet iporoen. Gen
SoIooten oes G5aren plr0e Elm be.
geiiterter @mpfdue 6ereitet.
(9ier Eransporte ruIiiIder Sriip.
pen iinO idon friiber in Sronfreid
ongelangt. Gie erIte 9(6t6eifmg trof
am 90 9lpril in WIarieiGeS Gin, nad.
Dem iie Den ipeiten Seepeg bon g9lo-
oiuoiIof, Si6irien, ourb Sen Synoi.
iden 05eon, Sue3 Gonal uno W2it.
telmeer 8rriidgelegt botte. GieShlfS.
Eruppen prroen nod flir5er 9laIt in
ole fran5oiii6en Sd)iitengrGben III
Der Champagne eeidn0t. Die genoue
3a6l Der in 6ranfreib augelongten
&ulien lit amtIid ME 6efannt gege.
ben woroen, ood miro i6re@eiammt.
8obl ouf etma 10000 Mann geIGdbt
Ole rldiiideu Solooten tpuroen IN
Jraufreid 6eiuaffnet uno alsgerii-
itet.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
0tes cfscrsnart in cucm 8acnucraacn an Scr @cfrOnt

nit Sofo6 Dem 3meiteu, Dem Iebten
&0nig Ser Sniel aus Dem fran5oli-
i6en Geidle6t ser 2uiignan SIS mor
Dies Elm politiibeS GreieniB bon ser
groBten 9eoeutlng. 0ie9raut mur-
oe fir cine Todter Q. Marco's, oeS
Sdub6eiligen BON &eneOie, iiir Elm
ainO Oes Staotes erflGrt unO erbielt
cine Gotation BON 100000 Infaten
SSn 3Dpern ieierte man i6re gInfunit
ais @ieOerfe6r Ger glpbroOite. gaur
fur3e 3eit tpd6rte oos Slid. @}it 10
So6ren g9ittme geporOen, Oerlor Ga-
terino nu6 bolo ibr nod Dem SoOe
SSofob's geboreneS S06uHeu. S6rer
g}eiqung, li1 nit Dem @rin5en gli-
ions bon gSeopel 81 Oerlo6en, ieBte
bic 9iepublif Elm energiihes @eto ent-
gegen. nOie EoHter oes StaateS"
6otte Oen 9efe6len Der beimat6licbeu
&egierung mo6l ooer libel sSolge 5l
leiiteu mO ibr iniuIariibes aGnig-
reid, Sen S6liiiiel 5un oitlidenSan-
Oel, an @eneoig o65utreten.
Inter f0nigliHen @6ren wurOe
,Gaterinu 6einge6olt, ipie cine S0ui-
gin 6erri1te Iie in oem beriibuteu
Wluien6oi 81 9LioIo bel @aiiono am
1SuBe ser 9npen pie cine G6niein
muroe Tie inn Sabre 1910 in Ser
STRIDE 2. 9(poiioli beieeiebt. Ger be-
rii6mtc @ele6rte, Qi6ter imo @e-
ionote 9lnorea NoOasero bielt ibr Die
9ei6enreoe.
Seute lit ibr @robmol in ser Sir.
1e Q. SalOotore 81 beplnOern. Gie
W}oler bon 9i3ian 81 N1afart 6oben
oie rei5oolle Seloin eines c1t pene-
5ionii6en Dramas germ uno oft III
SSorben feltge6olten. 9enbo bat in
Oen n9(iolani~ oos 9cben Oer6err-
Iidt, ooS iid eine cnttbronte 6iiritin
neii ge5ilnmert.
9lidt ipirfiom bci9iibte ocr 9Swe
bon 2. Nnrco ieine neuen llntert6o-
nen. 9olO mar Die S6idIolSIhnoe
GDpern's gefommeu.
Srob topferiter Iertbeioigung
beionoers 6omaglitaS oirH Dlar.
contonio @ragooino bemGdtieten
Ii1 0ie Giirfcn i'm Sabre 1871 Der
Sniel. Ger inglidieige 6elO6err, ser
iid enolib crgeben muBte, ipuroc
qilolOoll 5u Gooe gemortert, Seine
Saut, Oie i6m bei le6enoigem 9eibe
obgeitbunOen wlr0c, ioll nod beute
in elmer llrne 81 z. @ioOanni e
@aoIo, ser @rlitfirHe ser 0oaen,
olf6eluobrt wer0en 65rouiam Der
SdluB, graldam ole ean5e mitteIaI-
terlic6e @eididte Gbpern's.
gIeuerlide @reigniiie 0es @eItfrie-
ges 6aben oas Gilano, OeIlen IeIbIt-
itGnoigeS 9e6en in Oen lebten Sabr-
Gunoerten eritarrte, in Sen @oroer-
grlnO oes SntereiieS oeicboben.
9lus oen jebigen 3uitGnoen, 9lnee-
boten Yro6Iemen @5emilies fir oeu
6rieoensidluB 8u folgern mare Oer-
friibt. Snoeiien 9ie Soiiuuue ltebt
Scoermann irei ole Sofinime auf
cine glbidiitteIims 6es britiiden So
Dies lmo olif cine geiunoe, eroB5iiei-
ee gntwidlung Der S@iifobrt i'm
Mittelmeer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

SeGtiom. ~ 8ofe: n@uGOige
6rolL Ser glr8t m0dte Sie ipreAen.
IT Serriu: Dylein nein, i'd min beute
Oaiemmo iebenl Soecn Sie ibnL ib
iei franf"
9osboft. ~ Serr (auf Scr &C.
flInodrba6n Dem 3uaiii6rer onf Oas
oefliieelte 9foO, welbeS er auf ser
9ieniitaibe bat 5eioenO); uNeine
&ronic, bel @urer @a5n ioatS a
SGncderl ga oraui babenl~
Eriftiger @rnno. $50
RIM iinO Sic nidt ollh in Sen arieJ
gesogen, Serr Meicr2" ugIbcr id
bite Sic; es uuiiiien ooh aud aeu'
bier iein sic 0ie SieQe ieiey ~. A,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

8aDre, 10. gluguit. Ger
noromeItIide &beil Qeuti6 Oltafri.
fa.s 1T ieet ponltduOig I'M @eiis Der
8elqier uno Ole DeutiAen peroen
lharl perfoIat, pie Elm offi6ieuer 9e-
ridt oeS belgii1en ariegsontes be.
ridtet. Der Cert Der gefamtma.
DUNG Iautet:
o@eneraI 9ambeier telegrapbirt,
6aB Die Deutiden in Den @efebten
am i9. inO Ia. Sui idmere @erluitc
erliiten boben. DieieIben betrueen
an Tooten uno @erpunoeteu ii6er
300 uno 96 @efangene.
glob Dem Treffen am IA. SSult,
moran Oie feinOIiden $aupttrdfte
tbeilnabmeu 5ogen iib Die Deutihen
in groBer eile nod ct. 0lidael 81.
rid uno. bon Wlolitor's Brigade be-
ordnet, muBten iie auA ibre Stel-
luueen in Der W2ariobilf. f.9leeion rdu.
men.
glob oen lebten 9erihteu erfoIete
Die am 3. 9liiguit eemeloete 9c.
iebung bon lliiii uno Der Giienbabn-
Gnoitdtion am 20. Suli.
Ger noromeitIihe Sbeil Der oeut-
iden aolonie 1T bon Den feinoliden
arditen boaiidnoia eeiaubert; oieieI.
ben sieben iih, bon ben @eleiern bart
OerioIgt aui Eobera 5uriId.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

WOu ben &dmbfeM am
SneS.&anal.
0iebt Ofii5ieIler tiirtiiher
&eri6t.

8eridJt.
GerieIbe puroe bonn britiitben Genior
oufscbolteu. Ger ~eepaItige
Sieg Der gnel1nOer@ eriitirt
ideinbor MIR in Der @inbiloune
oerielben. ~ gIneriff auf tiirti'
ide Soiptiteaungeu bIutig obgc.
IdIoeen. Ger Seloentampf
Der Geutidcu in OItafrifo.
2onoon 10. 9lreuIt. Gin
beute bier eiugelaufener tiirfiider
ofii5ieller @eridt pom z. 9lueuit
meIoet Die Gperotionen an Der 8au-
taius. 8ront, ole Der ieitber berihte-
ten Giunobme BON Whlib uno 8itlis
Dorousgingen. Der 8eridt meloet
aud Die tiirfiide 2esort Der @ntpide.
luugen i'm aatio. @ebiet, meltlib bonn
Sue3tonal. no lout gefonntmaduns.
0es britiiden ariegSamts betrddt-
lide tiirtiide Srdite cine 9lieoerlage
erlitten.
Der @ortlalt folet:
,@in BON unlerem reften 5lileel
am 8. glueult IN orei 9l6tbeilingeu
gegen con5entrirte ruiiiide ardfte,
oItlid bon aermonstab (8erlien),
unternommener glngriff mar big gum
6. gIuguit, Qlbenos, erfolereid. Die
guIien muroen bis &entaper rmo
&omaoon 6uriidgetrieben. llnier
Centrum befano iid eeiteru 9lbeno Is
ailometer oitlid pon Safua, no es
ron3entrirte feinOIide Gruppen nad
Often 5urudtrieb.
amitaiiiAe 5ront Ole Often.
Iipe I'M glbidnitt bon 8itlis, Wllib
uno Ggnott entpidelte iid weiter gu
unicren @rniten. glae iaoli6en, Bit
lis beberridenoen Stelluneeu oes
6einoes fieIen in iniere &dnoe.
@benio mohten iUir einen erfolg.
reihen g(ugriff eeeen Den auf elmer
un5uganqli6en @ebirgsfette, odt
W2eilen ilolid bon U1uib befinOliden
6eino. Beim geitrieen gngriff iiio-
0ltlid5 bon Ggnott, nobmen mir 200
SoIoaten gefanseH unO erbeuteteH
Elm @eiHiib uno DerDhinitionsfiiten.
6einoIide 9lneriffe i'm Often ()
bon Gr8ineon rmo seiolfitt braden
suiommen ols lniere Gruppen iih
iteIlten mo Dem 6einoe beftige Ser.
lutte 8uiiigten.
9legDptiibe 6ront IT. llniere in Der
9idhmg auf &omnni Dorriidenoen
aunoidoiter. glbtbeillngen erreidten
bic fainolihe Clinic uno mahten, troB
oes 5euers bon bier an oer aiiite bon
W2oubaWooia Iieeenoen Siriegsidif-
fen, rinen fiibnen @orItoB gegen cine
Itarfe, aus mebreren @in5eiten be-
itebcnoe Srnppe, wornif lie mieoer
nod ibrcn Ste1ungen bel aotia 5u.
rldfebrten. Der 5eino, bierourd er.
mutbiat maAte einen @eriud, III.
iere Del stotia 5uionmeuee6osenen
Gruppen an8uereifen wuroe ie0od
nit ihmercn @erluiten obeelpieien.
Giner unierer 5lieger 5wang ein
ieiuolhes 5lua5eug gum 9lbltieg in
Der gidbe bon Waoubomaoia uno 8er.
forte eS.
Der Sofen uno @ebGu6e in Ss-
MALTA Duroen bon unieren 5liegern
erfoI9reib nit 9omben belegt.
3einoliAe aoDnaerie. ole uns onl
A. 9Iugnit in einem @nepab bel 9lboo.
jern oiilid bon 5ue5, ongriif, ipur.
oe nod ndtitilnoigcn 4mnpfe 5uriid.
9etrieben. g9ir er6eltteten @epebre
nu0 goionette.~
Der Se16eufampf in
0eutfd Oitofrita.
Hohrp 10 0lumuH Rpr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
&ontefanten, niBen sic Die
Set Oct 9oppelitimuaen aus!
SiS gum q. Sannar fOllte ieOer t~rndbter, einet
bcDentenSen NOriprnng ~ erreidDen!
SmliMs Gcfner bente pieDcr an Die Spite geriift!

Ga man cine quite Sote offer
~beruorbe6en ioIl, 70 m0dten mir ult-
iere aonteitanten beute abernals
mif bic pidtige 8eit Der 9oppel.
itimmen ~aufmerfiam madden, Die AM
~. Sannor Su Cube gebt. Bon iest
an Bic au oipiem Gage Iolte ieoer
9onteltoitt ernitIi9 tradten, eineu
6roBen 8oriprrng ,0u befonmen,
benn oaourd iidert er ftf Die beiten
@epinitdatcen am SdIuB oes Son.
teites. 8er in oieIer 3eit einen Be.
Selteuoeu 8oripruug erreid)t, miro
6om uodber MIR idner gu iiber.
hoIeu iein. 8esbal6 loIlte ieoer
aonteitant bon iest ab Nidt nur
ielbit tidtig am @erte nbeiten
ion6eru and feline Silfstrippen
Itets III attion treten ldiien. geidt
uur 6ie 6eIograiien miiiier aus ben
59asengraben beraits unO einea