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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
The Perfected
SpOt1ess Shrinker
and Eimisher


advance 1s15-1925 Model
For the Proper SpOnging. Shrinking and
Finishing of Al Kinds Of Wash Goods
end Dress Goods
This Shrinker fills long-felt want. as
every class Of material IS given beautiful
finish. We are Ever Alert for New
Ideas. Tending to Increase the Efficiency
of our Store Service. and will give
4 Free Public Exhibition Monday
January II. that every lady IN our city
may get a sample of this High Grade
Work.
Hereafter this Perfect Work. Sc I'd.
And to boost the sale Of AMERICAN
MADE WASH GOODS, all Wash
Materials not over SO inches wide. viii
be shrunk for Sc yard. You cannot judge
shrinking by ordinary standards. It's re-
suits THAT COUNT.
Any Wash Goods Material or Dress Goods
purchased at our store will sponge and
shrink without charge during exhibition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
New, White Cotton O. Linen Fabrics
Every Item An Unusual Value
TORT nd fym CpeaTa sand h Glands
fabrics that last for and yg d from Is to 50pHy Apnhae
a ges p Lh to fabrics on a
d g at prices py 4

NJ 800 LONGClJOlH-SOft finish Long
cloth, SO inches wide; 10 yard bolt 10
in the World of White, at bolt ISC
NO. 900 LONGCLOTH-s6 inches wide. Fine
weave. World OF White, 0E
10 yard bolt, at VOG
No 900 LONGCLOTH-36 inch Longclotn.
Extra fine weave. World Of OF az
White, II yard bolt, at 04~
No. 1000 LONGClOTH-On of our best
numbers. SO inches wide World Of White,
II yard bolt, @Y.EO
at ID u
No. $500 LONGCLOTH- Medium weight. 40
inches wide. World of White, @HAE
u yard bolt, at SO1
No. $500 LONGCLOTH- Heavy weight. ex-
cellent for skirts. Full SO inches wide.
World of White, 40
II yard bolt, at 6O1
NO. 5000 LONGCLOTH-36 inches wide. Very
fine, close weave, best quality. World OF
White, II yard bolt, 90
at ID
NOVELTY WASTING DRESS CREPES
AND FANCY enthusiastically embroidered
and striped weaves. Extra special during
The World Of White, H.
q yard, at i ~
POPULAR SPECIAL NAINSOOK-36 in.
10 yard bolts, at OOC
NO. $50 NAINSOOK-Fun yard wide. The
World OF White
10 yard bolts, at SOC
FAMILY AND NO. 2OO1 NAINSOOK-
Medium sheer Sc inches wide World of
White, a u yard bolt, @E EE
at 40 ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15

OUR you The World of White every day beginning
opening Monday You VIII find many worthwhile and
the selection really comprehensive enable all brief
slight department. THAT department
value We believe that afford overlook
listed here We believe that will be negfu best
here Monday promptly share these values Read
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
WHO OWNS THE UNITED STATES

Senator Pettigrew, In written state
ment, gives the answer to the above
question right off the bat. red hot and
in language that will cause those who
have been asleep at the switch to sit
up and take notice:
They 1.-THE trusts we're able to do
Il because they owned the govern
ment and the courts, and enacted the
laws which made II possible. They
have done II through manipulation
combination and exploitation. They
have done II through corporations.
They have done II because they own
the railroads and the banks. and all
the public utilities. and used all OF
them-all OF these great, important
public.service institutions In order "a
gather the products OF everybody's
toll into their hands. In other words
they have stolen what others pro
duced.
"You ask me what is the remedy
The remedy Is clear and plain-th'
same remedy you apply when n maj
breaks into your strong box and take
your money. You capture him AM
take the stolen property away iron
him. II is the duty Of the Go per cen
OF our population who produced al
the wealth TO reach over and TAX
back the 60 per cent OF the wealt
which the two million exploiters hav
taken from them, and appropriate
to the general welfare. not divide !
but appropriate II to the good OF oil
as all produced II and therefore III
mass Of the people are entitled TO
Take over the railroads, take ov'
the banks and the Issue Of none
and the public utility concerns, az
take over the title OF the lands hi
have no value except the value u
community has given them. and III,
use all Of this property for the gene
al welfare OF the community This
not oontiscation nor robbery; Il
restitution"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

Now is the season for tree planting,
and there is nothing that adds as
much to the appearance Of the home
as nice trees. Nothing can be done
so cheaply and that will last as long.
Another reward connected with this
work of civic improvement, the world
looks on the man who plants a tree
as a public enefactor.-Bryan Eagle.
Too much cannot be said in favor Of
tree planting. The time Of year for
the successful putting out OF trees is
at hand and there is not farm, resi-.
dence or roadway that might not be
greatly beautified and enhanced in
value by tree planting.-Austin Amer
lean,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

In discussing the bitter pinch which
is distressing the poor Of the cities,
Governor Ferguson says let them go
to the country and become a part Of
the great army Of producers them.
selves. That is easier said than done.
They have no farms to go to, they
have no farming equipment. no teams,
no feed and no money to live on until
they could make crop. The poorer
classes Of the cities working for small
wages are up against the real thing
and are entitled to every considera
ton that can be shown them by the
more fortunate. To be sure II is well
for them TO go TO the farms whenever
and wherever II is made possible fol
them to do so.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

The health commissioner Of Chica.
30 has advised the people OF that city
TO stop buying eggs until January 81.
The cold storage warehouses Of that
city are filled with eggs, held at fabu'
lous prices. The commissioner be-
lieves that II the people will refrain
from buying eggs until tina, time the
eggs will spoil and the men now hold.
ing them will suffer a great loss in.
stead Of making money now by allow.
inE the public to purchase them ut a
fair price. There will be no sympathy
for members Of the egg trust" n they
lose all they have. II may work a
supposed hardship. but n all people
win join In refusing any one product
for a stated time the price must de.
cline. The people have Il In their
power 60 break unfair and exorbitant
prices Organization Ia all that IL
necessary. Housewives leagues in
many cities have solved the problem
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

credit for his untiring efforts In max
ing the show a success and for his
able management. Praise is also due
his assistant !. NJ. Spreckelmeyer and
Secretary ]. T. Lawler
The Association expects to secure
the Rhode Island Red meet here next
year and has put up the cash bonus
and special prizes necessary to secure
same. The State association guaran-
tees 400 entries for this occasion. Or.
S. c. Richardson is president Of the
State Rhode Island Red club.
A. S. Adams, ]. T. Lawler and X.
w. Kazemeier have been appointed a
committee to select the date for the
Brazos County show next year
At q meeting OF the association last
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
GOD HELP THE POOR.

A Chicago woman turned on the
gas and shuffled off the mortal coil
rather than further pursue the fight
against the high cost OF living. Here
is the note she left giving her ex.
penses as against her husbands sal
airy OF Sl2 a week:
This is what 1t takes a week: 81
rent, So lunch and car fare. That
leaves Sc a week for light fuel. food
clothes. medicine and incIdentals fol
husband. children and myself. ! owe
about $3.50 on a number OF bills ant
can only spare 81 a week toward ef
facing this Indebtedness. God hell
the poor"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

The authorities in Bryan would put
a sure enough crimp in some OF the
automobile speeders II they we're to
apply the same remedy adopted by
the officials OF Oklahoma City. There
they fine the speeders a dollar a mile
for the rate at which they are travel
Ing when they 70 over the limit. I'm
der that rule when q speeder tore out
down Main street Keeling Il off at q
miles an hour. his fine would be s2'
with the trimmings. Just few doses
OF that medicine would slow thing,
down considerably.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

Nay, In all these things we are
more than conquerors through Him
that loved US.
For | am persuaded, that neither
death, nor life, nor angels, nor prineI'
palitIes, nor powers, nor things pres
ent, nor things to come, nor height
nor depth, nor any other creature,
shaII be able to separate US from the
love Of God, which Is In Christ Jesus
our lord.-Romans vii.37-39.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

The Eagle regrets the resignation
Of Secretary McElroy OF the CONNER.
clal Club. During the short time he
has been connected with organs
commercial organization he/has been
active in many things helpful to the
city and county, notably the very
earnest support he has given the mat
ter OF free mail delivery. which begins
on January list.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
BRYAN POULTRY
SHOW CLOSED
Was Splendid Success and Those In
Charge Of Exhibit Are Highly
Pleased.

The second annual meet of the Bra
EOS County Poultry Show closed to-
day after a highly successful three
day exhibit and all connected with
the show we're highly pleased. Pres
ident C. E. Jenkins is entitled to great
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

The editor heard visiting lady re.
mark the other day while looking at
the displays In the show windows Of
Bryan's progressive merchants. that
they looked like New York compared
to the other towns In this section Of
the state.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

night officers for the ensuing year
we're elected as follows:
President. J. NJ. Spreckelmeyer.
Vice President. c. NJ. Evans.
Secretary. J. T. Lawler.
Treasurer, J. II. Conway.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

With municipal Christmas tree
and Christmas charity fund. what n
great opportunity IL given the more
prosperous Of the city to get large
measure Of real Christmas Joy!
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

The one rgret Of Mr.. Hughes is tina,
he didn't blow llirams horn.-waco
Times.llerald
lIe didn't have time. lie was too
busy blowing a rams horn.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

Oklahoma aud Texas have both
elected women presidents Of the State
Teachers Associations What great
or or more gallant thing could these
great Democratic states do?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

II lie reported that the compulsory
school attendance law is being rigid.
ly enforced at Brennan. with the re.
suit the schools are crowded.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

satisfactorily.-Austin American.
If the exorbitant prices charged for
eggs in the city went to the farmers
who produced the eggs, 1t would be a
different matter altoge'hor. The
farmers would spend
tho '---' mc"h ants Grl
righ, hnre NC the charres ~
AS 1t is, the money goes to the cold
storage trusts who bought the eggs
at rs and 20 cents a dozen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

Forty and forty.tive cent butter on
biscuits that cost nickel apiece. will
have TO be made mighty thin at both
ends.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

With the coming Of the northcr.
hope Is revived that some Of our old
friends will Kill hogs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

Trust none:
For oats are straw. mems faults arc
wafercakes.
And hold.fast is the only dog.
From King Henry ""
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08

"of course, you are In favor Of an s.
hour law" Yes" replied Senator
Sorghum; I'D like to see everybody
working eight hours instead OF wor
rying "a hours In fear OF Strikes
Washington Star.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

glbUnnenten, Dtc ocn ,,Scntfdrn 6orr~.
ippnccnfen" nidlt phHt!iidJ Uocs uureael.
manta rrbnItcn, iiuo ecbctcn, srs fflce
oaUon per TeIcpbon ohrr ihriIIlidD VIA.
tNeiLang 81 naAeM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
9srins mi66auOelt.

Can SronciSco, II. 9lugllIt.
@rin3 N9obi0ol Songflo, Elm 8rrOer
Der aonigS bon SianL Der belIte aus
0en fernen Often bier eingetroficlt
it, muroe in &onolulu, pie er idgt
fir eincn Soponer gebolten unO bon
einem 3oabeomten Der Ser. Staoten
t6Gtlid ongegrifien. Ger @eionote
&aroOongoe bon SiunL Der ans
g9oi6in9ton 6ierber gerei1t it, nm
oen @rin5cn 3lt 6cgriiBen erflGrte,
er merOc Die Sude nit Dem Stats
0epartement perbonocln, Ser &rin5
ielbit o6er fiigte bin5u, eS peroe ne
geu ser 9lnGelegenbeit fcin aricg err
flGrt mcroen. @S 6m6le iicb Inn ein
@liBDeritdnoniB, im0 er bofie, oaB
lein 9tngreiier nibt feline Steae Der-
lieren meroe.
g9ie Ser @rin5 iogt, mar er bel
9(nfimft oes Dontpfers o&enOo @la-
ri" in Sonoluht an 2ono ecsangcn
rn0 bon cinem 3ollbeonten nit Den
@orten ongebolten woroen: oSapa-
ner oiirien ni@t lonoen bis ibre
&opiere 0urdgcIc6en ieien." @r
iud)te Sen Snipeftor ii6er ieinen SIR
t6lm ouf5ufl6ren; oerielbe idenfte
obcr ieiner 9ebaupttlng, bob er $50
pierre bel iicb babe feline 9eodhlug
umo griff i'm tbdtIib an. Scr %rin5
mar our 3eit 5piidben 5uei 6roien
engefeiIt uno fonnte iib nidt Der
tbeiOigen, Oa er fiir6tete, iie 0u tref-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

Sym $ a q, gtieoerlan0e, H. glu-
quit, bia 9onoon.- Gas oelltibe 8u-
reou eegen @erbiu0ering oes gSo6-
runesmittelpuGers bat geraoe ole
geredtiglmg ieiner GriIten5 bemie-
fen Ourb nufreeenoe gntbHllungen
BON meitber6reiteten 9}a6rlmesmit.
tel. .S6wiuoeleien, 70 beiagen bier
eingelauiene 9eridte. Gin babies
GntenO glniiibrer uno bunoert N1it-
6elfer iino bel Dem SGminOel bethel.
Iigt. Sie iolIen butOerte BON Con.
men @ei5cn., 9iogeen. ino @erIien-
01ebl ans ser @rooin5 @eitpreuBen
nad Berlin gei6muggelt imO BORT
init einem YrOfit bon 300 gro5eut
Oerfauft bn6en.
Oos gorbanoenieiu 0eS N1ebles
muroe Dor Den 9legierlngs-9age
nebmern ourd oIle m0gliben &niffe
ber6eimli6t. @s muroe altf Oen
9lo6t5iigen ols aartoffeln ODER W1a.
iHinen perihidte. Infer oen N1it6el.
fern mo Souptma6ern lino periGie.
oene Negierungsbeomte imo @a6n.
6ofsOorite6er, welhe angefloet iin0,
Mit6iilie beim &erianot inter fal-
iden glnga6en geleiliet 81 6nben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

unteriteben bat an sic 6etreffenoen
9litoritdten Die @eiiung erge6en loi-
fen Die 80 an Der @ren5e feiteebalte-
nen Bflegerinnen ein5ulaien
Sin n6elo 2a5orett" m0Hte man
Oas &ingiton gIoenue Soipitol IN
9rooflDn nennen penn man be0enft
OaB es Die ein3iee offentli6e 9lnltalt
iit no &inoerlGbmlngsfdQe ghlinab.
me unO gebonOlimg i'm gan3en 8os
rough finOen uno no nlr Die Idmer.
iten iSdlle LANCER ais adt Gage blei.
ben fonnen 9ereitS Dor Monatsfriit
erflGrten Die 9ler3te, observation-disclosures
iei o6eieBt;" am II. Suli moren
oortielbit 306 Spfer ser idredlibeu
4rantbeit untergebra1t imo am 10.
gluguit be5er6ergte es 523 Yatienteu.
Die notbmeHoige 6olge Oieier lle6er.
laitung Der 9lnitalt it, OaB falt Oie
SGlfte aqer oor6onoenen 9etten NIT
5luei &otienten bele9t linO. 3ie gler5.
te geben iib oae meni6enm0glide
Wliibe unO arbeiten Gag fir Gag nit
lleber5eit, o6er Oie 8umanoerung
ldBt nod INNER nidt uad, oa I'M
Gurbidnitt tGgli6 70 neue Sale in
Der airhenitnot auftreten.
Gle aranfbeit i'm Staate
Sem Yorf.
9llbanD, Seq, II. 9lug. - 8on
5 llbr geItern 9lbeno bis beute @ait.
tag purOen Dem Stoats @eiuno-
6eitsomt 27 neue SGae ser ainOer,
ldbnning gemeloet; Die .5dae in ser
Stoot 0leip gorf iinO ni6t Oorin
einbegriffen Gie @elommt5abl ser
Sale 6etrdet iest 1850. Gie 3obl Der
EoOesidGe bIeibt iid sIeid, ndmlid
14S.
Erob Oes @iit6ens Ser @pioemie
mar Die Observation-Disclosures fir
Oen Staat Die StaOt gtelpsyort aus
genommen nj Sriger inn leBten Vio.
nat ais IN irgeno einem Suli in ser
@ei6idte Oes Staates.
SIN Stoote9t em SerieD.
2rentom g. s, II. 9lug. Gem
Staots @eiilno6eitsomt purOen
beute aus fiinf neuen 0litteIpunften
Sale Ser ainOerl1bmnlng gemeloet.
SIN @an5en lpuroeu 60 neue Safe
I'M Stoate eemelOet, Oabon "a aus
Neiparf; oieie bringen Die @eiummt.
5a5l i'm Stoote auf 1904 Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
Geutide 3eitrngen berlangen cine
iirenge 9eltrailing Der &erbaTteten.
gcrfunf Der OaniIden SnieIn aiifse-
Idlu6en.

Ropen6agem Dia 2onoonL II.
9luguit. IL Gas 9anoSt6in9 ooer
O6er6aus oes OGnii1en 9orloments
bei9loB geitcrn nit AZ gegcn 61
Stimmen, SAB Ger &erfouf ser
meItinoii9eu Snielu nic6t Dor Der 9lb.
6altlng Der @ablen fir 6eioe Sduier
oes @arlauents obgei6loiien peroen
ioll. SSiinf N}itgIieOer Oes 9anoS-
thing moren obmeIeno.
Ser @renlierminiiter 3a6le madte
Sen 8ori9lag, oaB OaS Cabinet ab-
oanfen lno bei Der 8ilOung eines
neuen Oie pericbieoenen @orteien ein-
l6lieBen0en Cabinets belien iollc.
Die 9[usfii6rung oieies YlaneS lit
5peifel6oft, ga ole So5ioliiten iid
bis iopeit gelpeigert 6obeu, in ciuem
Cabinet nit N}itgIieOern ser anoeren
@arteien betbeiligt 81 fem.
Gur1 cine @obl wiirOe oie 8eItdti'
gung oes Gerfauis Der Suieln nm
orei oOer bier N}onate 6inausgel6o.
ben luer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

9fom, II. 9lueuit ii6er @aris.-
0en Saupti6aoen 6ot oas @rO6eben
mel1eS eeitern 0uben0e bon Stdo-
ten in Wlittel- -Stalien beimiuhte, in
9iimini oneeri6tet, no bier 4erionen
eet0Otet lmO OreiBig oerlebt uuroen.
0ie Wlilitdr- uno GiOilbeborOen neb.
men ii6 Der @erleBten lmo SbOa6lo.
fen an. Dos @ro6e6en periiriabte
inter ben 8epobnern bieler Stdote
uno 00rfer cine Yanif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
SOnitOu Gbamberlain OentIder
Niraer.

@ugsburG 8oDern, pia Ser.
lin, IL. gluguIt. - SouIton Stepart
Chamberlain, Der befonnte S6rift-
Iteler unO Sdwieseriobn bon Srau
Goiima @aeuer, lit nunmebr Derfai-
ilngsgemdB oertider &eibsanee6O-
riger gemoroen. SIN gGpriI 8. S.
batte er ieinen glntrag auf glatlIrali.
iirlng geitelt.
Chamberlain lit felt bier Sn6ren
@inmobner ser Sta0t @aDrelrt6.
(S. Steipart Chamberlain ipur0e
am 8. September 1855 in @orts.
mouth als Sobn oes 9(omiral G6am.
berlain geboren. SIN Sabre 1908
6eiratbete er ole Eo9ter BON 6rall
Golima @agner, aus Oeren erIter
@6e nit Sans bon Billion Inter
ieinen 5abIrei6en @erfen in oenen er
9eutiGlan0 ais Die fiibrenOe g3ation
Ser eau5en @elt 6e5ei1net, iino be.
ionOers Oie n@ruuolagen Oes 20.
SSabrbuuOerts" 81 nennen. Seit 9e-
ginn oes &riegeS periaBte er 5ablrei-
1e 6luelbriiten, in Oenen er 0eutiG.
lano bon ieOer S9ulo an Dem
GrieesouSbrl1 freiiprob imO @ng.
IanO fiir Oas @olferrineen oeront-
portlib ma1te. SSm leBten Sa6r
aeiduete Staiier @ilbeIm i'm our6
@erleibung OeS @iiernen &reu5es
aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
@eitcrc &riegs6eri@tc
@riten beriuMen Srup.
penlanoung in SLAM
BERN

9(miterOonL 81 II. 9(ueuit. TT
9ie griten ioIlen beriuGt bo6en in
Slauoern Srlppen 5il lonOen ood
miiroe Dies 0urd elm 8uiommentref'
fen 8iuiihen oeltiden ilno britil6el
Grieesidiffen OereiteIt.
0ie @in0elbeiten oes @efetbts feb
len nodN> ober nad in qlmiteroonI
eingelaufenen 9eridten foiioen 6pei
8uiommenitoBe 8miiben Oen beiOcn
SSlotten itatt.
3uerit bieB es, 0oB aliirte SLUG.
5cu9e einen lleberfoa auf 0ie belgi.
iAe Giiiie oeulodt bdtten a6er ipG
tcre Serbte 6eiogtcm ooB oie 8ri'
ten bel oen %eriu1 elmer Trlppen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
aene gorSoteu mponan in scrben n aar eSnrtsas r Bier

lan0unq in 6lon0ern lnerportet Elm
oertic6cS @eihmaoer getroffen bat
ten. Berlin ioG felt einiger 8eit BON
Der 6ritiiden 9(biidt Erllppen IN
6lonoeru 81 Ionoen gelprBt boben
uno man gloubt bier, OoB cine Den
8riten ebenbiirtigc oeutl6e 6lotte
ooroui Dorbereitet mar.
Scr italienif9e 8eridt.
81 M oia 2onoon, II. 9luguit.
Ger itolienilc6e 9eriGt iaot.
.llniere 9lrtilerie unO @raben-
morler woren gegen oie feinOliben
9inien in E6Gtigfeit. g9ir ipieien ei-
nei 9(ngriff aui oos &orIt-%lateau ab
un0 modten 100 @efdngene, elm.
l9lieBli6 A 0fii5iere. Sym Eolmein-
@e6iet bel6oiicu unierc @atterien Die
ct. 9ucio-9o6nltation, no regc E6d'
tigfeit BON @a6u.3igen beobo1tct
nuroe.
Sin Scr Ericnt- 6ront, I'M o6eren
GoroeOole.E6ale no auf Ser Eene5-
5a.SoGe6ene maren ieinoli6e 9atte-
rien ie6r tbdtig. @ir bearltworteten
ooS ieinOlide 6euer nit ailtem @r-
iola.
llnIere @oiIin-6lig5eige bombor-
oirten oie @iIenbo6nitation 81 &ei-
ienberg, an ser @6r5.Erieit Strede
nit eroBcm @rfolg. 9me @lai6inen
fameu 5nriid.
Gcmoli1e @alierilug5euge warieu
geitern g}obt @omben auf &eneoig
itnO oie groBe 2aeune; iie Oerltriad.
ten MIR eerineeu Sdooen mo feline
SooeSiGle.
$toIieucr am Sion5o in
9 6 6 gebalten.
81 NJ II. 9(uguit (Oio Yoris).-
Sic itolienilde glruee miro am I'M
tcren Sion5o feitgeboltet bis Die
2inie on oberen Sion8o ollrcb Die
@roberlmg ser 9erge Gan Gabrielle,
Gan Wtorio uno onOerer omil6en
Solmino uno @6r5 eelceener Stel-
lungen olisgeriMtct meroen fnnn.
g9dbreno sic Ginnobme oieier @erge
olS 6eboritebeno betrodtet piro, fin
oct mo6ri@cinli9 fein &orItoB oilf
Srielt ltutt, bis iie ni9t genommen
iinO.
0ie Oeiterrei6er meroen ourD
lebbafte g(ngriffe Ser itolienil6cn
Ertppcn bonn Gorlt-@lateou 9e-
orGuot. 6urdtbore GGnpfe Inn Die
itbmeren @eidiibc, pcldc Oen g8eg
no6 Trielt Oeriperren, lin6 I'M @an-
&c. 9ieie @1hite iin0 bGufig in
S0bleu an ocn Seiten ser geree auf-
geiteGt.
gQs sic Stolicner om N1ontog
Sonto @ro0o na1men foroerteu iic
cine ser @eidiismannldoften ouf
icb 8u erec6en aber oie OeIterrei-
der berb0bnten lie mo bielten ibnen
cine Wtanoolinc bin. sic nenncn
ndmlid sic SStolieucr u9dnteIidn-
ger. Ole ita(ienilde Synfonterie
itiirmte Damn lno ole @elhiiemann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18

@1anilH II. s(uguit. Ole
groBen Sonfipeid6er in EocIopan auf
Der SSniel 2eote iinO nieoerge6rannt
Ser 0ioterialic6oOen beIGuit iid oui
100000 GeioS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-18
9Os mOOerniiirte japaniide Mabl-
S0Item.

Sm SoiDo miro bon elmer befann-
ten ioponiiben S6riiiiteuerin man
6erIei SutereTanteS bon oen Iebten
iaponiiDen @a6len bcribtet, oie in
Oieliadber 6iniiht cinen 9rll9 nit al
ter iapanii1cr Sraoition 6e0euten.
9iS6er par cs 3. 9. Sitte gepelen,
OoB Sic in 6roee fonmenoen 8oIiti-
fer iid MIR lelten oifentlib 5eigten.
0flma brad ais @riter nit oieler
Graoition inOem CT groBe geiien
ourd Oos 2anO rnternobm, auf oc-
ncn er ollr1 IelItieligeS SdnoelHiit-
teln mo 9Lnipraben 0ie @ouern fir
Iicb gepanu. God oieic 9(rt ii6 po-
plll0r 81 ma6en geniigte ibm nod
niGt er pertroilte icine 9eoen @ram-
mopbonplatten an sic oonn feline
@orte i'm 96cater inio anoeren Ser.
9niigitngSlofalen pieoereabeu. SSn
GailIenoen bon Gelcgrammen bat er
Die Widtigiten @dbler mn ibre I'm
terItiibung. Oloh cine miHtigere
gteuerime mar 81 beobohteu: ,lleber-
aIl, 90 66eionoerS in Sofio", er56blt
oie Saponerin onabmen oiesmol Oie
8roilen W2iitter uno Sbweitern jeOeS
@anoiOoten lebboft an Dem @o6l-
fnmpf t6eil. Gon oieier @et6eiliglng
Der 6rauen BEL elmer politiiben 9ln-
gclegcnbeit erbofft man Sen 9lnbrl1
ciner neuen glera i'm io3iolcn Seben
Sapans. @}it Dem olten @orurt6eil,
Dab Die 8rau MIR 5ir S5iiteriu 0eS
SaIIes beItimmt iei ioa nm euOeiiI-
tia gebro1en merOcn."
NbOnnenten, Otc ocn ,,Scaiidlrn 6Urr~.
fuuunrufruN uidlf DirftiidI uhc. uurrapIs