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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-21
Vote in Douglas.

The total vote in Douglas county
was 42,934, according to official fig
ures compiled by Harley G. Moor
head, election commissioner. There
were 1914 ballots cast in Greater
Omaha.
On the prohibition amendment
there were 1883 yes" votes and rs
389 mo" The wet" majority in
Douglas county was l0,50l.
The majority for prohibition in the
entire state was 29,442.
A man about town wagered $500
that the wet" majority would not be
as much as 200. A couple of more
men about town put up $3.50 each and
grabbed the bet, thinking it was
grapes" Official figures show that
the first man had the right dope"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-21
Prominent PIattSmouth
Man Dies Suddenly

Plattsmouth, Neb., Nov. 20.-(Spe-
cial. )-Joseph Kuhns, the foreman OF
the Burlington Lumber yards, was
taken seriously i'll Saturday evening
and died early yesterday morning. Mr.
Kuhns came to Plattsmouth about
nine years ago from Albuquerque and
has been with the Burlington since
He was 81 years of age and Mason
and commander of the Elks lodge OF
this place, also member of the Epis-
copal church. No arrangements for
the funeral have been made. He has
children in California and brothers in
the eastern states.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-21
Five Shots Are Fired
At Farmer and Woman

Beatrice, Neb., Nov. 20.-(Special
Telegram.) Am unidentified man
fired five shots at Charles Baker, a
Barneston farmer, as he was riding
in a top buggy last night near
Barneston with young woman. The
bullets pierced the top of the buggy,
but the occupants escaped unhurt.
Bloodhounds were used in trying to
catch the would-be assassin, but with
out result.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-21
Wall Paper Specials

ENOUGH Wall Paper for a
12x14x9 room, including
10 rolls wall, 6 ceiling and
10 yards border. For ktch-
ems, bedrooms and spare
rooms. Light and dark col
ors. Regular $1.45 value, for
entire room, only. .93C
All Shades of Plain Oat-
meal Papers, with cut-out
borders to match and plain
ceilings. Very suitable for
dining rooms, parlors and
halls. Worth $4.45. Special,
Tuesday, entire room for
only ......... -. 1921
Third Floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-21
East Wing Of State House
Will Be Timbered Ur

IFrom Staff CORRESPONDENCE
Lincoln, Nov. 20-(Special. 1.-The
east wing of the state house will be
fixed up so that there will be no dan
ger of it falling down this winter, the
board of educational lands and funds
having authorized the state engineer,
Mr.. Johnson to begin at once work
for the temporary relief of the situa-
ton.
Timbers will be placed in such a
way that if the walls should fall out
ward, the roof and the floors will still
stand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-21
Sale of Liquor Ordered
Stopped in Drug Stores

Beatrice, Neb, Nov. 2O.-(Special
Telegram In order that Beatrice
may be kept strictly dry, Mayor
Saunders issued an order this even
ing, ordering all drug stores in the
city to stop the sale of Intoxicating
liquors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-21

and Nut Brown Kid.
light and nine
IL inches high, lace
style. T he Havana
brown is a light turn
sole, with a wood COW
cred heel of same, long
forepart and plain
vamp. With a stylish
wave top.
The nut brown is a
lace boot with a light
welted and stitched
sole; it has a leather
Louis heel, the new
long forepart and plain
vamp.
These shoes were
bought at the old prices
before the wholesale
costs began to climb
and we are going to of
fer them to you at the
old price, which is, the
pair. ........ $685.
If we purchased
these in open market
today we could not sell
them for less than. $40
a pair-you save the
difference.
\ Main Floor. =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-21
Dangerous Bronchial Cough.

Dr. Kings New Discovery will give quick
relief in bronchial irritation and bronchial
asthma: allays Inflammation, eases sore
spots. All Observation-Disclosures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14

after attending the spring millinery
opening.
p. !. TemPleton. superintendent OF tho
aay Tor Pittsburgh TO look after bust
ness matters
James simpson. Or Pine Grove. super
lllN teiiatni OF tho Eureka Pipe Line Co.
Wa pa tho city Friday looking after
business matters.
Miss Lizzie purig. OF evrnon LEFT fo-
.,li'c aIltf spending several days witch
anu airs. >. b. Clark Of Maple ave.
Mrs. Mary McCann. a highly respeote,
sid aEed lady Is very 800 az the home 81
AiIs' H. =. Lalrimorc. on Maple avenue
Mr.: and Mrs. Thomas McCuuoush OF
rus burEh. IA. are visiting at the hor-s
~ Nta. McCullough's mother. Mrs. John
shepherd. OF Veto.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. p Hall are guests OF
Mrs Halls sister. Mrs Thiuas Martfn
az Williamsburg. Ia.
Rcv. e.. r Dolly. Of sa-di. Ohio
spent Thursday iu the city VISITING
rfloucs.
Vincent Yoho. OF C1arfurton. Ohio vas
business caller here Thursday.
j. Do. tiHrk. cashier OF the New Mar
unsvilIc bank was transarfing htlef-
nfEt ln Wheeling Thursday
q. IT. Rogers. OF Smithfieid passed
through the city yesterday on his way TO
Wheeling.
oscar steel. q Chnds. was looking
after business matters IN the city Fri-
Miss Ethel Wright f. spending save
sraI days with friends 90 Sistersv1ile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
NEW MARTINSVILLE

NEW MAETGNsNILLE. W Va
March l5-Tho board OF county com
mIssioners met this week and appoint ed
registrars IN the various voting pre-
cincts ~ tho county for the purpose OF
registering the voters for the primary
election to be held June G. The regis
trars appointed vsr, the same a. those
submitted by the chairm-n Of the execu-
tive committee
The Young Ladies Missionary Circle
on the christian church will hold "a bake
ana candy sale saturday afternoon at
.h' NJ. D. Potts store. on Main street
Tho Ladies' Home Missionary society
OF LH" Lir-f ST. O.. churhc. was entertain
ca D.. AirH. y ~ Google. Friday evening
'i her home on Cox street.
VIM. Francis. Of the firm q DAYTON q
2 an .-. building contractors is at
Iii-uurgf. I1.. This week looking af-
f'" business matters.
Miss Jennie COX returned 90 Pitts
tNrFh after spending several DAYS with
pr parents. SIR. and Mrs. s. b. Cox. or
Main street
Ir. l VI Compton. of NdurdsvIIIa
district. superintendent o. the Wheeling
E. irlci. VIII preach or the VI. T.. church
sunday evening
Mrs S. 81. ~nod.rf-e and Miss D. o.
i'wbsrtor returned from Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
BUFFALO MAN HAD
FINE EXPERIENCE
WELL KNOWN WASHINGTON ST.
MAN RELATES HIS EXPERIENCE
WITH PLANT JUICE

No new article OF the times has ere
ated such a profound interest, especial
ly In the larger cities. as has the new
herbal stomach remedy Plant Juice.
People In all walks OF life have been
attracted toit-the statesman. profess
sional man. inancier. mechanic. brake
man. society woman. waitress They
all have tested IL and permitted the
use OF their names in telling about II.
II II a rare combination and its effect
on the human organism is wonderful.
as Is attested by the thousands OF
signed testimonials daily pouring IN
from people in all parts OF the United
States.
Recently the testimonial OF Mr..
George J. Fleiner. who lives at No.
soS Washington Street. Buffalo, \. y.
was received In which he stated:
1 had stomach trouble and indiges-
ton Tor some time. My food would fer
ment In my stomach. causing gas To
form and ] was always more or less
bloated. My system contained a great
quantity OF uric acid which caused
rheumatic pains. I had doctored tor
some time but nothing seemed to help
me. read in the daily papers about
Plant Juice and decided I would try
bottle. can now truthfully say Tor
publication that Plant Juice has cured
me. as have no trouble al an now IN
digesting my food and my appetite Is
very good. The uric acid has left my
system and my general health is tine.
am very grateful for my recovery 10
health and / am recommending Plsnt
Juice TO all OF my friends"
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14

ception OF the Germans. are pretty
well lined up for Wilson. There are
a few 'antis," but not enough 10
count As for Bryan. Minnesota
democrats regard him as a traitor and
there is no favorable sentiment for
him
Minnesotans. Republicans ana
Democrats. are strong for prepared
ness. There is "a large foreign popu-
lauon. mostly Scandinayians. VINO
have seen the preparedness OF Europe.
Almost 10 man this class is senti-
ment for the Government ownership
or munluon factories The Municipal
Council Of Minneapolis by a vote OF l6
TO passed resolution aCkiug the
Minnesota delegation i'm Congress TO
work for preparedness I'm every way
Other States are making a State Is
sue OF prohibition In Minnesota 10 is
a national question The Prohibition
national convention is 10 be held in
St Paul IN July with the idea or
Strengthening the prohibition senti-
ment IN the State.
William Sulzer Of New York ana
Eugene y. Foss Of Massachusetts
have each filed FOR the Presidential
nomination and they are fighting
streuuously for the Minnesota dclega-
ton. probably with the purpose or ar
tracing attention 90 their cause. Min
resota has a local and county option
prohibition law which has been sue
crssful i'm shutting whiskey out OF the
country districts but not our Of the
cities. when the vote was taken IN
Minneapolis some time ago 10 was de-
feated by 10000
But the prohibitionists outgeneraII-
ed the 'wefs." Failing 20 get urohibf-
uou in the northern part OF the State
lIrough local option. they resurrectcd
an old Indian treaty which provided
that Whl-k-y should never be intro
duced on Indian lands The penalty
was a penuenuary term Although
there has been no Indians on those
lands for nearly half a century. the
prulIbluOn.sfs We're able 90 make the
claim stick and they shut OUT whIs.
key and strong drinks. a. well as beer
and do" lighter ones. from a great sec
ton OF northern Minnesota.
Indian Reservation" Dry.
some parts OF tho Indian reserva-
ton included Boo the district contain.
cd towns with q population as large
Cos $4,000. One of the Villages" has
400 assessed valuation Of ss3. O0O. 900.
with 'Hc bee, electric light system i1
Tho state. -he finest school buud.ul.
ol-e.d" Ui 'rD big cities. an da -auu
'HN1n OF hc.r- fhr richest town OF jos
BIZ. 100 .nn world Elt In 1850 90 was
part of 1000 Indian reservation That
part ot tae state Ie alive with Offices
trying 'o enforce fhe treaty the ,y.
pens" OF which l- borne Pos the Indian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
The Real Way TO End
SlOmacl Trouble

Is To Correct the Conditions That g,a-rs.
II. Don't Let Fo01 rsr1renr and ne
compose iu Your Stomach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
Catarrh a Blood Disease
Drives 1t From Your System

Because Catsrrh affects the nose and
Throat causing sores IN the nostrIIs.
ttoppsEe Of s.r-passsrss and gathering
IN the throat % has been common prac-
tire 90 treat Catarrh with saives. wash
- and sprays This mode Of treatment
cannot give perm nent rsusf and
s liable 20 irrifats and aFFra-
tafe ne trouble Catarrh carnct he
frifef wfth n allowed 20 run on 10
wili disease the bronchial tubes safffa
on the IunEs. affect he stomach Don't
rest 90 locally. The one treatment mat
hss provsn effective in the treatment ~
"afarrh is a 8 NJ s ths greatest
blood rurfffsr and blood tonic KNOW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14

~ relieves the eauss o. Cstsr-N ~ ~.
process ~ rercurfs hfnE the blood re-
newinE ifs strength and viEor. giving
new life OBJ che rcd blood ccrpuaciss ans
stimulating fhe flow 90 that 90 has the
fffiitT fn throw orr the poison and
Esrnna from the system u T. fifsralfv
t.rof bath. You quickly feel result
HcHis"nfr ftFnlycar. tho gathering On
The throat stops. ne noatrus heaI-he-
tore you hardly realize 90 you ere we'll
.r natural blood tonic and has
proven effective In the treatment Of an
blood affections Get r. - your
ir.f Eou need special advice
-."-..." MI. Hf.nrfH H"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14

ably VIII enter the race Frank Kel-
logg may also be a candidate. Demo
Gratis have not indicated whom they
viii have out for the office.
All the Congressman except Lind
bergh are asking reelection. This in.
cludes Tom ScLall. the blind Progress
sive Congressman. but ne probably viii
ask for the Republican nomination iu-
stead OF the Progressive
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27

Sn ben 4rsonnsn fDiDie III Der 9es
gmb Der Wsaas nabm baE 9ei4iBs
feuer an Seftigteit gu. sn bem Sat
letts Geb0ls, fiibOitIi6 por Sort Dous
uumOnt, nabmsn gubtdmpf,, bic tpdhs
renb Der Raft itattfanben, einen fiir
bic 9suti6en giiufiigen gerIauf.
8ur6 cine bsftige GypIoiiOn IN ben
gogsTen, nOrOSitli6 DOn gsuss, bic Der
6sinb berbsissfiibrt bdtte, fiiste sr
ff leIbit i6psre @erliiits bel, Ddhs
rub uniere Steluneen gar ni9t in
UiitIeibsni6ait ge3ogen iDarbsn.
Su Der Rdbs DON ct. lGasntin fiel
uns Elm snsIiI6er, D0llis uHbsi4dois'
ter 0Oppslbedr in bic Sdnos. Ra9
.iusm 2ufttampf in Der gtdbe Ots
gaiIlette @ebOloss ftiir3is Elm frauaOs
fI6es Tlug5eus ab unb ssrihellte.
Seiili6er arisssi4anpIo5: Die
RuIIsn baben gsitsrn ibre glngriffe auf
ben griidsniopf DON SdiObitabt auS
ouf unIers Steaunsen su6roli6 pm
gBibIp nitt pisoerbolt. geri4isSen:
9erfu6e, bic Fs seitern maatsn, uH'
iaolia uub liiOtpeitlid ppn Siinabura
iporsuasbsu, tpurbsn ssrSlme Strsdsp
DOT unIersn 8ruhtpsrbuuen gum
StiIitaub gsbraht. Bdbrsno osr
glad5t erneusrte Der Jeiue fsinrn arts
sriff nit .itartsn StreitHtddten gsssn
unfers Jrout nOrbpsitli4 Oon pOitdoF
unb suiI9en bem gtdrOe5 uno Dem
gDissristp Gee. Sisie @ngriffe mtBs
lsuasn uno Der 5sina srlitt ianert
grlufte. @ir nabmsn stnen STII5tsI
unb 155 ManHi4afteH sefaHgsn.
galsau arisgsi6auplas: es 1T
ni5ts Rsues gu bsri4tsr.'
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@n0ldnoer perlicrtn 39Nailtri illl0tllge

BarnuHg i'm 8OrDert6eil beg S6iffes
srfOIgte uHo baB mnlbeitens brsi
Ameritansr bic Spur zines SprpeoOs
fa3en." PrOfeiior gal6tpiu nebit gat-
tin unb So4ter iiHb Serf8nunbsn
uno 9edrlep gIaubt, bag fte umsss
fOmmsn iinb.
StusIe SO. gul6ertiOu Derii6ert,
Oab er Grdulein 8albDin, bic sine
@erlesung am &opf babongerraseu
bate, uuf bem 9erbet liegen fa5.
Samuel g. gemis DON Der Sar,
barb unioeriitGt ertldrt, OaB bic Grs
ploiion Obue jeOe Oorbsrige 8urnung
erfoIgte uHo 0aB cine grobe 2lnSabl
PerIpRen in bic See itiir3ten, baB
einige @eriOnen eetDOtet uub Derlsst
purben uno OdB er mebrere 2eiaeu
uuf Der &pmmdHOobriite Der .,SuHer"
bsmertte unb aud beObu4tete, OaB
pdbreHO er gsrettet tpurbe, me6rere
perI rIOnen ertrdnteH.
9ieie 2luguben tpurben bon ben
fOlgenben ameritansrn, bic Ii6 ols
Paiiagiere auf Der nSufer" befaRben,
6eitdtigt: SObn 6earleb, Qfbanp, 81.
g.; Sruu Gillian Surbe, Reip yort;
Grau Clarence !6anopitbe, Netp gort; /;
Sruu 9ertrube Burren, ct. 2ouis;
Srau 8ertrub Barnes, gten gOrt;
Serrr unO SRI. Beer, gtep gOrt;
SSruu 0orot6p 5ilton unb SO6ter
gbnd, getp gort; Samuel 8emts,
geofor6, MaF.; Stngle 80. Gulbert>
ion, 2elpisburg, ga; Daniel Surs
gent, @elesleB, Utui.; @bdtles 3.
urb 9eorge 8. Groder, IT,, Sitdburg,
Maii.; 8ilber 8. gsrfieGO, SuOiOn,
mis-, unb SRI. 2tlice Rui5, 2ppr,
GolO. Die flint 2sBtsepunnten seb0e
rem benz QmbulanSbieHit bes 4meria
tantT6en 3ot9en &reu5es an. Cine
an5abl Der Seretteten iinb nod 9Os
per gebruht tpprDer.
Cine dmtIi9e 2ifte Der eeretteten
Qmeritaner, bic oer0ffeRtli6t purbe,
III augeni4etnIi9 ntdt O0IIftGnbig, bG
in i6r Ramen BON 4meritunern fehIen,
nel6e bic omtli6e @rtIdrurg unters
Sei6net baben. 9ieTe siite lit in gpu>
logne sufammengeitelIt pproen un0
entbdIt ange6li9 Die Rumen berer, bic
in goulogne geIdnoet Duroen, a6er
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27

iuurbe am 9lbsnb bis folseubs amtIi6s
erildruns riaiisn:
.8eiiern WiOrgsn md6tsn .nsliids
Glisser eineu 2tngriff auf bic beuti9en
Suftf9iffballsn In S4lespis s9ol,
itein ,0itIid DON Der Suisl SpIi. Die
Daferflug5slise iuurben na9 ibrsm
Sdmmelplab in Der umiiislbarsn
Rdbe Der bsuti6m &iiits Don siusm
@eiHlpaoer DON lsidien areuasrn uno
5Orpeoobootaerit6rsrn unter Dem gss
febl Don Commodore 1Dripbiit &c.
bra6t.
Srei Der Wdii.rfIugseige. bic an
benz 4ngriff tbeilnabmeu, iperbeu Ders
mtbt. Der Sorpeoobootserit6rer .Wes
buia" tollibiris nit BEN gorpsboboOts
5erftOrer .2aperod" unb ss itebt su
befiirdten, bab in bem ftiirniiden
Wettsr. bas an Samiias 9fbenb
berri4te. bic ,WsSuia" perloren ses
sdnssn feiH mag. absr bs5iisIid Der
Si6srbeit Der geiusung begt man isis
nerlei gefiir4tunsen. 3fpei beutfde
patrouilenbooie tpurSen Don nnieren
sopeooboot5eritSrern Serf.ntt.
Sotpeit liest tein betaillirter geridt
Dor. aber aug qrsheberi9tsH aus bds
nii9en QuslIsn iheint berporsusebsn,
bab bieier glueriff, Der in ben Ges
tDdfsrn b,s Gsinbes uusssfii6rt tuurs
be, isiusn 3iutd srreidt 6at."
Sonbpn, 26. MdrS. - aDie Der
asrrsiponbent bss ReuierTdeu 8u'
rsaus msIbst, III Der s9srliHsste Sia
osHoe- in aupenbasen aus Gsbierg,
Sduemart, ospeidirt iporbeu. bab an
sountas Ritiag ettDa orci Msiltu
pom GraaSpb 2eu4tidiff eniftrui
cine grobe Sssfdia4t ,tpii4en bsuts
Ii9sn uub britii@en S4iffm I'M Gang'
ipar.
Sn Der 9epsfdr beiBt ss iDeiter. bat
5onbern, in SdlsspissS SoIitein, Don
fiinf fsinbIidsn JIisgern NIT Bomber
belsdt iporbeu III.
Der Gy4anss telegraph Go. pirf
aus aopsnbas.n semsIbet, bab bic be
Ttiidtsn bsutifen siiderbampfer, BIZ
Dor bsm Saf.n bon Spit psrIenit
uurbsn. bic Ramsu ~9rauni4psig
unb ditto 0aubolf- fiibrtsn-
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1ri rrfolsloem glieefraneritf anf atoro sd)lesmi9
Q$aom onfm de ad no5 enM G@rodod5aaar dng66t @6eA

tile bege1net ieien bic aus tiini
&reu5ern un6 20 Sorpe6o6ooten be-
itan6. SSii9erboote meIOen, bab lie
5ipnn5ig britiide Gorpe6oboote BEL
glaauanoihuf ia6en lnlo oaB Elm 3D.
niidJer 5ii6erbantpier auf ein Saar
nit einem englii6en SfladtiAiff
foliSirt mare.
Gs piro aneenomlnlen oab oas
6ritiitJe @ei6ardSer .geitern 9(beno
6as oeuti:be @eifipaOer angriff uno
in Die 5litft iahig. Ger aapitdn Oes
Qanrpfers .,Gintbrid" 6eridtet, ooB
er geItern in Der giittagsitunOe eli.
nem oeltiden GeidGmaOer begegaet
iei cas- in iiiblif)er 9lidtung fltbr
unO oaB ipdter ii9 sfpei oelltife
6rderoantpfer eitoeltellt bdtten
9losli1 iei elm hritiihes 8eidppaOer,
aus 5ebn Sorpeoobooten beiteben0,
aufgetniht lno bate Die 6iidnerOam.
pier angegriifem bic oann IN beller
Jlammen itebeno, nit 9oa6aupf AMI
Gle SSuicl Splt ST. bielteu pobin Die
Gngldnoer tie nif)t oerfolgen foun,
ten, oa lie @eidiiee Der 5eitltng
SpIt sSeiler auf iie erof1etm.
3ipiid)en iieben i,nb hdt ltbr ee,
Itern abeno b0rte mari beitigen Sta
aonenoonner IN Der Roroice.
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Die SnIaifen Der 5lusseuss, bier eng.
liide Offi5iers unb elm Inter.
offi5isr, serietben IN bic
Gtfdnsenihait.
4ubrbsm fheinen bic GnsldHber aud
einen SorpebObpoiSeritorsr sins
gebiibi gu baben.
Gle bebaupten. oab ss ibnsn ssluns
gen 1T, siDsi oeutfde patrouils
leHboote gu Derisntsn.
Gaui ben bdHifdsn geridtsn ioa cine
grObs Sesi4la4t i'm Gangs isin.

Berlin. 26. Wdr3. C2luf brabts
loiem Wese uah SdpDi1e. y. D. -
gli4t fpeniger als brei snsIii6e Wdls
ferflusstuse. barunter Elm ilisgertrsus
ger. ipurbeH am Sonuias Don bsut,
i6sH Gf4iiBen auf unb in Der Rad,
bdri4aft Der Snfel Spit pdbrtno si.
mes JIieserunsriffs abssiduiisn, Der
auf bas norbIi4s Sdlsstpis ssma6i
ipurbs. Diefes tpurbe am Sonniag
amili6 bsiannt ssgeben, nit bem Sus
inB. bab bi. Wdnni6afisn Der Jlus.
ssuse in bi. gefnnsenf4aft g.ristbsn.
Die gomben fislen, ipis es in Der
amtIiden gsianntma6ung bsibt. in
Der Rdbs Der Soperfdlsuis liisber unS
riGtsisn itinerlei Sdaben an. Der
amilide 9sridt lautsi ipie folgt:
Don sipsi Sdiffsn aus. bic Don
sinem areu,srsGsi6paber unb einsr
sJlotills Don 9OrpsbObOOtsriiSrsrn Be-
sieii,t rpdrsHe ftiessn am Samiiaq
MOrssn flint ingIifte Waiferflusssuss
ayf, Inn sinsn angriff auf beaii9.
JIissernnldgen i'm n0rbIihsn Sdles.
iuis 81 MAIDEN"
Ridt ipsnissr ala brei bisisr Jlugs
ssuss. bnrunisr Elm admpfflus5eug,
ipurbsn bur9 bic abirebrseiGiibs
In Der Ra&baridaft ber Sniel Sbli
CUR aanbuns sssipunsen. Die Snfalisu
Der Slus5sues, bier snsliids DffiBier,
unb Elm lIuisroffi5ier, seristben in Ois
gsfanssnfdufi.
9oHibsn uurbtn nur in be Degsnt
Der 9operfbleuie sstporfen ilHb sa
ipurbs isinsrlsi Gdabsn anssri6tst.
aonbon. 26. Rdr;. - 0rsl
snsfI6e Glusssuss. bic gu BEN Sc.
\ f6paber ssb5rien. bas am Sumstaa
sinsn aasriff auf bic besitiden euft.
i9iffbalIsn In S6!esmiss5oIilsir
madis, ipsrbm utrmibt. 3ipei bsutFd5.
petrouilIsnbocts ipurbsn btrfsHtt uni
Elm britiiHsr Sorpsbobootserif0reI
stsint psrlOren su fsin.
Hs,isIi4 siHss Ja9Gansriffi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
Marsn bic beuti9en 1ruppen in Rab.
t6mpfen beim Sort Douailmont.
Gran8oien ridtsn bur9 grploiion in
ben 9cssien sroben S3aben in
ben eisensn SieGunssn on.
Su Der Rdbe bon St. Quentin idlIi
ein p0lis unbsf9dbisier ensIif9.r
SoppeIbeder in bie 9Gnbe
Der SeutI9en.
Die Ruifsn bolsn ii9 BEL @nsriffsDer.
iudeH tpis iibli9 ipisosr blus
tigs a6pfe.

gerIin, pia 2onbou, 26. Wdr5.
aluf beftises afrtiIeriefeusr in Der OF
senb Don @erbun folsteH seftern Rabs
t6mpie in ber RGbe bsg Sorts Doulus
mont bic, ipie bic oberits Sseresleituna
beridist, sinsn fir bic Seutiden giins
| fiissn @erIduf nahmeH.
gluf BEN 5itIidsn arirssidauplos
ern,usrien bic RuTen ibre ansriffe mil
srobsn Gruppmmaiisn, tpurben iebod
nit isbr fttperen @srluiten 5uriides-
Idlaem. Der amtli4e 9sri6t luuisi
ME fplgt:
rMtitlidsr ariessfhaupldB: @I
srsisltsn ssftern fsbr siiuitise Rsiultat,
burd bic Sprsngung einer Uains al
sinem gnnfi norbDitli4 DON 9srmsl.
lee. Gin 9soba4tunespoiten bsE
Geinbss itiirsie in ben Sridter unt
perihisbsne Grdben Der GnsIdnbsr
tpurbsn ssrit5ri. 9orb6itiia Don Rsu.
rias riidts cine tlsins glbtbsiluns unie-
rsr Sruppen. nad elmer srfoisreiasu
gainsniprsnsuns Biz an bic StelIun.
gen bes Geinbes beran unS isbrts
baHn. in llebereiHitimmung mil
ibrsn SnitruttiOnen. nit elmer snaabl
Gtfanssner suriid.
Gin MngriffsDeriua Der GransoIeu
in Der gesenb bes GOrts Ga pOuipsIIs,
iaSSRIM Ron RSsima. mtbIang. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
Nieberlage

8tr6 ben Guiien BON g /.
ten Der oiterret6iib
ungarii6en Eruppeu
beigebra6t.
Berlin, 26. @tdr8. (gtuf bru6t.
loiem 8ege ra6 sapoile, g. 81
Ginen Sieg bGben Die 0iterreihii6-
imsarii6er Erlippen an Sarnitaa
eeIegentIi6 etnes Samples in 0it.
@aIBien erritnser, pie Der mrrtIida
gcrift bes ariegsuriniiteriunls in
Bien beiagt. Ser gerifyt Iaatete ME
iolst:
.RorS,peitIitb bon gtrfanotp oil
ser stripa, fin6 SorlDeo Qlbtbeilrul.
gen IN ruiiiid)e Shiisengraben einge,
orltneen. na6ocm lie in erfoIgreiher
8eiie einen beftigen glngriff De,
5iuiier a6gcid)Iageu uno z Die feillo,
Ii3en gertbeiOigungiteaung ser
iiort Edtten."