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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
GIRLS ASK
FERRIS AID
IN STRIKE
Want Governor To Get
Conference With
Cigar Men
GO TO LANSING
FOR AUDIENCE

Gov Ferris has promised an aud
enee 20 striking girl cigArmakers.
who will leave Detroit. "Wednesday
night for an appointment in Ian
sing Thursday morning An a.
tempt viii BE- made 10 have the gov.
ernor recommend a conference with
the employers. according 20 Antonio
Entenza, counsel for the workers,
who declares that the girls are will.
Ing 10 compromise. but are unable
to get hearing
Many OF the strikers are under
age and on account OF this com
mittee OF club women has been sp-
pointed BY the Girls Protective
league 70 srbitrate the strike Mrs
George Hendrie. OF Detroit. Mrs.
Henry C Sherrard. OF Crosse Poin'e.
and Mrs PERCY Farrell, OF Detroit.
compose the committee
The girls were turned away hy
tho employers Monday after they
tried 20 ger hearing said Attor
ney E,ntenEa THAT - one reason
We are so ANXIOUS 20 get me gov
ernor 10 recommend some sor, OF
arbitration
Two % the girls we're found guilty
Of contempt 81 court FOR violating
an injunction last week by Judge
Van Zile. but we're released from
jail because the court assumed thar
they were too young 20 really under
stand what an injunction meant
These two Eiris Rosie Wrobel. ~
years Old and Celia Wcrwinski. who
were released a. hostages for the
good behavior OF some 1000 a. their
co.workcrs. will accompany the dele.
cation 10 Lansing leaders IN the
Detroit Federation 81 Labor vii,
take the trip. The conference Has
arranged by Chairman Dodge. OF
the mediation board
Attorney Ernest O'Drieu. member
81 the firm which prosecuted the
strikers. showed q disposition 90 re
sent The action OF The club women in
taxing hard IN the dispute. de-
clarjng that however angelic and In.
noCenf the girl, looked they could
throw bricks mighty swift and
mighty hard and scu,'lc windows a.
quick as anybody
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
Sugar Market
Quotations by Hornelow.r 4 weeks.

SuGara-Detrolt Wholesale prices
Crysral 0omtuo~s. .-lo. sloso, co,
s-lb. SO ~ EaSle tablets $3.50 cut
Loaf. SIS. cubes. s. NNNN pc~d"r-
ed. t-ss STANDARD powdered. 20,
graduated eNtsa oarse. Sl-AS. gran
e. 15-lh cotton. s. 50 cvystal dom
mo gran s-le and 5 cartons. n
cas.s SO, crystai .Jrl no. gran,
HF cases $50 diamond A. = so
eonf.ctione-s A SIS, No. =. so,
No 5. ,75s. No. s. 8 20. No. :. i-!S:
No : s 20 80. > .-.iS No. 10 s 70.
No II. s o5 No =: 8 No. - s. IS.
ing mixture SIS. beet grRnulsted.
$40 per 100 lbs household poWd,
- - 70 case. s235 do. IS 10 case.
1850 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
BUYS PUNCTURED
HORSE; "STUNG,"
SAYS j. JUNGA

Because the horse that he bought
had been 'punctured" In tho stom.
ach, John Junga. a horseshoer. told
Justice MarEchner. Monday. In suit
which he brought against Louis
Ginsburg for $40. that he had been
buncoed Junga sought 20 recover
the purchase price and s47 vet
erinary's bill. When tho horse was
taken 20 hospital for treatment
the day after the deal was made
Junga was informed. he said. thar
the animal had been "punctured"
before showing previous treatment
for collie. The case was continued.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
LEARN HOW TO
PASS THE HAT
Sunday UsherS Will BE Train
ed In Quick Taking of
Collections

Activities n the headquarters OF
the Billy SUNDAY campaign are
ceutering around organization OF
usheys. toormen snG three choirs
The first rehearsal Of choir No
viii he held IN the tabernacle. Tues
day night. and all those who have
registered for that choir are urged
10 Doe present Choir No - Will meet
IN the same place. Wednesday night.
al SO O'Clock. u L. expected that
there will be 5Oo voice. in each
Of the three choirs Atoct 1000 al.
ready have applied The third choir
will be composed entirely OF men
an dthe three will sung ON alternate
nights
Tuesday a. noon. there was a
luncheon m the y " & : for the
chief ushers AMI lleuterants. about
- In all Thursday evening. the
meeting OF all 'hs GOO ushers. rep
re~"n'!rg more than lOH churches.
will take place in the tabernacle.
FOR Instructions from George V
sunday Th~v also viii take up an
imaginary collection frcn ls.oo4
imaginary people IN three minutes
This work IS under the direction ~
Charles r Turner. vice prcs.ten,
and general manager 81 rho Mchi
Ean Engineering Co, ot Detroit anC
saginaw
Work among The committees Of
women 20 Organize working women
OF the city Is going on .u TIE Y W
{. A. under Tie direction OF tha
president. Miss Julia Ru,s"l AZ !
Miss Helen Keep Tho secretaries
Of he Y " e. \ ere giving their
time 10 cooperate and The social
and religious activities VIII be dis
continued during the sunday cam.
paign The = " C.. a. ana the
WAYNE County sunday School ass 20
citation arc holding Ftblc cases for
he purpose az raining WORKERS for
the campaign Msuy members u
The Y. " c \ have applied for
places IN the choir
The fsciory meetings and those
among girls in stores vii not be
started until Mr. Sundays arrival
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
COLD STOPS
CHILD PLAGUE
Disease Passes Crest In New
York; Checked In Rest
of Country

NEW YORK, Aug 30 - Cool
weather - checking the epidemic OF
MANTLE paralysis For thu FIRST
time since the outbreak % the dis
ease. which has taken a toll OF l,s57
lives among the 1885 children az
fected. more infant paralysis pa.
TENTS are being discharged than are
being received A. hospitals % great
er New York today.
Reports gathered by tho United
Press from many sections % tho
country indicate that spread ~ the
disease Ia today checked In tho
country AZ large
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30

DETROIT. AuE ss rs heat was
sasy ana - lover 90 the aF,u DS
in The Detroit market i.'NvrU1u. A-nI
completely to smash ard there was "a
mall early decline .u chicago. taF.S
shof.I} att, TIE .g-n.ng srn-r
l',. ,ame oE ' ,.. .rar>-' s'a !, p' .., !
that eproursK Dos ms ir tG.-a-p.
The lpr.. ma D-eu ve.I shaken Gus
Al.EIbk 81 decline and trr mar Ar.
Nos q shape for an aaNar.e .v
. y.. ..a.a , .e~ a., a .'!. &C., a.,
was the result ~ Amer can
.Nr- kr~ss -str-r 'sar 20 'ae F"l''. ~.
change % europe ..vs-pr. 20 -
rp.u d. s...~ ." .as ard n'-,:er-
Evr afraid OBJ" American 'F'n@} i"-
t.E sisr wa E-~3.' % .i''N-
'Iar Nt keep wheat tNr. ~ 'n I"
crab -t-a ANS 'as ne ~e'a. SIZE de
Errao Is I'm greet reed d.. EeRt
uN.ag -Hfsv,ra .te Hsrf"st.ng
Wfafrer Hrg small - eng M rtf.hF
.-sIn Dealers ars Al H .nss 'H - trs
mania Will sTer' American pr .rS
U-mau.sn says 70 Viii enc the "a-
50 mug'Hs ~aF.@F t-HU r'rFrN e..
VIII rrinS rhs HrnuS NC tHe l'5-
danelle- quicker ln fact Maf"
dent lr The wBr Bar 30 rn- ,farfAn-
Giles aye mot ,-en'1 trrr- "a tt PIP
kreat S,s-r.t Hf wheat AMI D.
lr.cas al uaar .-FfaI. go return
Wheat advance. ~ H-t Nea ne7-
Ga later and closed AZ - f"f the
usy ~ 81, 4-'zr
AisIkr seed declined zoe
TtcSdsy.s Wheat .4C,at.H0s Nasr
No rcd Sts+t, Seprsr' c.r opened
with arag. o.. 2, a. s. - advanced
t. s so and closed a. 5 as. Dee
C~wber opened a. s 30 :. ADVANCED 20
s. J5A, and closed A. S 50 May
opened az g. S. advanced % s. 81 ard
closed az s. So. No Wh.'e, s. -
Tuesgas COARSE Eratr rvnra. .Hra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
DULLNESS
PREvAILS0N
UNMARKED
Declines i'm Railway
Stocks Fail to At
tract Buyers

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.--The New
York Evening sun financial review
Tuesday said
Trading In the greater Tnrt Of
today's session was relatively light
In volume. With the business poorly
distributed AMI chiefly a reflection
OF the operations o. the profession
al element Although az times mod
crate declines We're reported. the
movement did not accompany I'M
uneasiness among The substantial
Wall.st interests regarding The rail
road labor situation
Losses recor led in rail- stocks
as for instance, Union Pacific. Read.
Ing and New York Central. failed TO
attract active offerings. While weak
ness in some % the munition shares
and spec.alties was not effective in
bringing ON general selling move
ment
"ln the best part ~ the afternoon
prices held firm at or slightly above
the early low points. with far buy-
ing noted In Mercantile Marines.
many of the coppers aud Initel
States Steel tennessee Copper
was exceptionally weak.
ITO some extent Wall-st. modified
it's ideas regarding the railroad
labor outlook. in many quarters the
recent belief there would be no
strike changing 20 the idea that
there might be a disturbance OF the
sort, but that Is very magnitude
would spell its speedy defeat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
TegrapIc7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

held Miss keller's hand during the
entire conversation Mrs Macy eN-
planned that the members OF Miss
keller's family are extremely con
sentative and that her mother is
deeply grieved over her daughter
socialistic and radical beliefs Mrs
Macy also said that these doctrines
have not been taught her bur have
been evolved ont OF her own con
sciousness and have probably been
strengthened by her study OF French
and German works on these subjects
which she reads In the original text
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
STUDENTS MUST
STAY ON BORDER
All Except Those In College
Units To Remain
At Posts
BY UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Aug 80 The
war department Tuesday temporarily
suspended an order releasing col.
lege students from the militia on
Sept. /. This order does not apply
10 military units composed entirely
OF college students, which viii be
disbanded on Sept I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
80 tnnk rnnnIcH

SEW YORK tl flour Tn
settled arI nominal FORK strong
rrgHa 3. o.. Lard Easier mid
do va.f -ld' ft1. HIss5 sugar
Raw 54.. rsr'r.f1sht 90 test 1877
ustE ~Is.uvsIs 81 test. 49, re-
fined t..l cav ..af tsi5 ctusfed
- Deg6eree i1Gu - granuistef.
"a 81 .JFss RIO 40 Z on spot.
81 TaI'w steady special. So r.
city -isr rr4~f~v "a a. Hay
FIRM. Ufms. 8 60. No 2 - rE5c
clover tJrDii dressed poultry
gu.rf frrkp- 7fH72 chickens. q
d2er f.NIr. i5u22igC ducks. Long
Island 2Ir Live poultry oui"t
geese lBS. iHrks. fT12lc fowls. -
Tlstsr turkey lsdlSC. rooH'e-e
f1t,r rhIckens broliers. 7t1 2br
Cheese strong state milk common
10 specials ianisi1c. skins. common
70 specials 5uit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

|WT|N'T|- NIF - ""E0 -
- pts. I1.ege market strrrK S. r.z--
or mixed and bufrher-. f.tI-d - 10
good lsayy. 80 - a f.Is1
heavy. s. dle15 IK' SO s0U =
pigs s. 4Gdago Cattle Es~@.r
ana -f-4a-F : -'.---rrF -f--~4~-- = %
1n-5 cows and nelgsrs - GA . ~.
Hto~ke-s end 'Nedr.s g. % $50 Tex
ans itafG --t rairSs iss10i 70
sheep Receipts - 200 wa-ksf ~
lJc lower native. isd 81 western.
50 l0G 30 lambs isI -. wesfsrn,
i62STI3.5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
CLEVELAND 1--WE STOCK.

Re- sipts 500 t+r rign~T yorker.
so ali mixed and m-dlls s. &
lloS pigs tFEb. -0BEnE s. 60 a .
staEs $50 Caftls Receipts : are
Glow ard steady. sheep and lambs
Rere p+E lars STEADY ,arr r- '0p.
tlee5 calves Re- pts $50. s'-at5
TOP 81 30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocKfARDs

DETROIT. Aug 2s--Cattle Mar
ket steady. best heavy steers - so.
best handy weight butcher steers. 81
Q1S0 mixed steers and helfers. IS Is
O. handy light butchers. s. 50 y
sls light butchers. IS rs q IS best
cows tsasje butcher cows. So
$50. common cows 2sd.-5 can
ners tsGt best heavy bulls. $50 50;
bologna bulls. IS % ds IS stock bulls.
- 50d6 feeders ts.sd1 stockers
s575 1850 mixers and sprinEers.
t40d-s Veal calves Aark~t duh.
best ilzui.2S heavy. fsqs50.
sheer and lambs Market steady. az
Saturday. close best lambs. 80.
fair lambs. IS 7sGaT5 light 90 COM
mon lambs. $3.50 ysarlings 80
80 far 20 good sheep. fspsb 30
culis and common. $3.50 Hogs
Market good hogs g. higher pigs,
stsady yorkers ana hesyles. SO 81 Y
1854 pEE isds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30

The hrs' railroad In America
built expressly FOR Transporting
freight and passengers was the BAL.
timore g. Ohio. which was regularly
opened In 1880. after having been
operated FOR time a. a horse rail
road A. tho time o. opening the
road had total length Of IL miles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
CHIC AGO BTrTER MAnKET.

F.strss 81 10 n-s'- 30t7 d7fr dairy
@rtrss 4sa2eta frs's .ei- q &c
Eggs Prime ordinary. % q -
rrsts - f2bisc rh~rs4 Twins 81
dis~ Young A--rtra- t-t. 6l-sa,
Live poultry. Fowls - - ducks
a. geese ln1i2- sprfnKs 70
turks &c Potatoes Jersey. s. % Il
SeW potatoes Receipt 90 cars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30

Y - urAsrs'ood that earnirgs o.
New York Central July ss'abIisn~d
rsU H.Kh record Gross Wzs tr me
vicinity % $1,000 600 an lnr-ease %
bout go over lai5 Gross earn
|rEs from Ian fS July 81 were IN
~rrsaa - 3 Hg 600 tnt Fs- the seven
months period fnsE ran nearly gs@
at ~ at re~rerfage %
gsIrs M .rrIrE months v.ii natural
ly ErrT srTs'tsr a. comparison wili
- Ws1H WY rApTfiN IMPROVING con-
cIf!crs 'har ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO III. Aug. - -opentnE-
wheat september. ~ - DecrU1-
Der. down a.. May. down -
Corn september down deem
Oats September, Up &c Uecemo Der
down 10 May. down - Provisions
higher
Noou-W heat, Septen beg up lie
DN0eTnbe up &C Nav up : c corn.
SepfeT her up li.c December NJ
-. May up I Nc oats S~ptsr1 h~r
up -. December Up lc, May Up
! =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
TOIFDo IIVF sToCK

TDLErC Alg % Hogs Pscs ptH.
IIgnf market strsdF heav.ss s. II
1910 me- 'uu1-. fIfUif 80, workers.
- if good pfgs iS/3s Calves
stead sheep and Ia-bs STEADY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
Bnsks and Trust Companies.

to execute crdsrs on the k1ehanss.
W 2 Moss & Co. Carlyle a Povah.
Geo NJ West a Co. r. z. Msecrons
a Co. n. W Noble & Co. D l.. s-y-
mour A Co. W r. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rili. Lynch 4 Co W A Hamlin q
Co. Wm A. Sesr a Co. sinclair h
CouIs. Enuet 7. Sprssue. VIM II.
Rose Co ? X. Pelton L 60. Joel
Co. W E Reilly a Co. Aatth~w
Finn. \ n wallace q Co. L~ws o.
stockArd Co. Bennett. smith
C,sDrtOu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30

The wedding % Miss Frances
Breckinridge steele, a granddaugh.
ter OF Gen John & Breckenridge.
and Capt John r Horton. Of the
T. S marine corps, ls 10 take place
this evening A. the home OF the
brides parents az Midway. Ky
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
CTuR IOppIU STOCI(S


Detroit laub slsar.uEs 'rr Tuesday
Wer, fs.ZIa1Ss Total clearing
Tor 1915 90 date are tl.5fs050,sSi 81
As against tsIfSe 500 90 for the cor
responding period ia 1878
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
NEW yoHK Ht-rTER Avn rccS

NEW YORK. n. V. Aus 2p-But.
s srs es {m sec s;a,e dsir 'fs ,'.
a7A agse special, asass4c Eggs
Tttm receipts, 1879. nearby white
fancy. ten ttc nearby mixed fancy
sfogse, fresh nrsts. fs9Stc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30

PvtntinG-ths PIsin nest kind--thst
o. Tiaht--Tlmes Job DePt,-Nsin f52O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

quotations By H0r1bioWer & Weeks
Aug -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations y HorneIo~s- & Weeks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-30
New York Stocks

Quotations BY Horn blower l. Weeks.
A.. 90. f1nen High Low Close
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
rufTif4e Offisiere uub 837 waann &C,

ruIfif6e Sffi3iere uub 837 Mann &c.
tanger genOmHlen.
pStdlientI4er &riegsf3auptab: nauf
benz 9o6erbo plateau baben bic &aln.
pfc am n0roli9en Gnbe bebe1tteno ait
9eftigteit na4gelaTien, nadarbalteuDen
&dmpfen, in Oenen bic SeIterretcber
ale t9re poiittonen bebditptet bG6ett.
4m ffbli6en Gnbe feBten bic stalie,
ner ibre &ngriffe fort, bic aber 5uriid-
gef4lagen tpurben, iporauf ite nit cis
mem al9emeinen 8ombarbeHtsrtt bes
gannen.
nQln Der &drnt6ener Sront nrdGten
italientI4e 2tlptrt erfotstOfe &ngriffe
nOrbli4 bonn See6a9 Sbat. 3piI6eu
Der grenta unb Der GtI4 nrtBlanseH
feinoIi6e 2tngrifF auf bic 0fterrsidffa-
ungarfI6en gOittioner In ber @eeeno
beg @tma be Sci unb Des Morte 3efio;
!pdter allf benz Monte Snbrtetto unb
PoIitionen I'M pufdbio unb grenta
Sbal unO an BEN 8ugnaeS59en. @rico
tpurbe Don italieniI4er &rttlerie be,
f4ofen.
ret6iTh@ungarii4e 0Sarines
9leroplane bombarbirten m ausgtebigcr
WeiIe bic GtGbte @intar5tano uno
Beitrignazgaran3anO, no itdlienii6e
Sruppen bemerft purben uub dua, bic
8eFeitigungen bon Nortd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
Sm perfien
Wsrben bic RuHeH bon ben 5iirten
INNER ipeiter 5uriidsetrieben.
Si. mubtsn bic Staot &ermani3ab
ben 5iirteN ii6erlaIen.

&onfaHtinopel, 5. SuIi.
Qlebsr Qonoon.) Sas Sriegsminiites
rum srIisb am MittpO4 folgsnbe Be-
tanntmahuns:
.Sm iiiSliden qeriten Sogsn iiA bic
RuiIen am %. SUM BON &OIereOa6ao
in Der Riatung auf Mabibe6t suriid.
Cine itarts Radbut, bic in 5arumus
baS 3uriidssblisbsn mar. fIOb am 20.
Suni Dor unIerer 9Dr6ut uno 3og fi9
in Der Ridtung uuf oas 9ros Der ruiz
fiiden Sruppen 5uriid.
.9lm 80. sunni ftiebsn uniere Srups
pen tpeitIi6 ppn Germanidub auf bic
rufIii5e Sauptma1t, Die na6 elmer
beftissn Sdladt pOllfdnbis geihIdseR
ipuroe. Der Seinb, Der nidt i'm Stans
be mar, iir5 in Shenandoah gu Be.
baupten, iiber IisB bic Stabt BEN 1iirs
Ten, bic lie am /. Suli beieBten.
Nm Der aautaiiihen 5runt lit uns
ier liuter GIiigsI nit Der gefeIligung
Der poiitiOnen beItdftist. bic mir in
ben leBten paar Sassn n0rbli4 pom
Siboruls5luB erobert habsu. Insriffe
oss Ssinbes in bieier Gesetb tpurben
abseitlasen. Wir na4ten sintse @er
tau0sHs ara sxbsassssn Rsisssuaata..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
Die 2sriten au6er t$taaoe, meifer por3urii&en,

rial. Sn Der Segen6 Der aiite bes
SADar3en Meeres purben al me6re>
rem Puntten DerIu4te l1e6erfdlIe Der
Ruilen nit f4iperen 8erluiteH fir ben
5sino abgei4lagen."
Die auf bic Ginnabme pon &ermans
i9ab ge5ug 9abenbs Ieparate 9etanats
maaung lautet pie folgt:
ngla4bem bic RuRen in elmer tpets
li9 bon &ermani4a6 itattgefunbenen
S9la4t, bic ben san6en Sag uno bic
glu4t sebausrt. gefdIagen porDen ,oas
rem, beieBten unIere Sruppen bic
Stabt.
PIN Gage Dpr ber S9la4t tpurbe
feitgeiteQt, baB bic Rufen bic Qbii6t
bdtten, ii9 IN bem Oorfe MdbibeITt 5u
oertbetoigen, IN Golge elmer ffuslen
6ldntenbelpegung uHierer Sruppen
mar Der 5einD dber ni9t I'M Stanbe,
ben plub su bebalpteu unb inter benz
S4ub ieiner gtadbut 5og er fi4 in
bOrberettete Steuungsrr peItli4 BON
RermdnIfab 5uriid.
nglm nG4iten Gag purbe bic ruff
i9e Hu4but bon Wtubtbeiit 5uriidSes
3ogen unb uniere 3rIppeu befeBten
bas Dorf unb begauren NIT Der 8ers
fOlguHg bes Getnbes.
qlm 4benb mar er gs3pungsn, feline
Stellungen auf5ugeben llrb ita in bic
Stabt SermaHi4db 5uriid5u5te9en.
Vim nGhften MOrgen brangen rnfers
Sruppen in bret &olounen in Die
Stabt elm, tporauf Der Geinb, Der feline
3eit bate, Strabentdmpfe gu orsants
iiren bic Glu4t ergriff.
naautuiusz5 z5ront: Sn Der Si9oruts
@egenb bu6en an perT6iebenenPuHtten
9trtilleriegefe4te itattgefrurbeH, Ji6rOz
lib DOM SihOrut gelang uns Elm
leberfau auf bic feinoIi4en 2tuie. Der
Teinb tpurbe aus mebreren 9oittiunen
binausgetpprfen uHb mir erbeuteten
feds &uHoneu uHb stDei Waiainens
gei9ibe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
Npm iiibDFliben 6riess'
i4a,tplat
sSm Stunt tpurben 158 ruiTti9e Sfii@
Siere uno 23,O25 NSann
SSn ben fiibtia pom pripet Slub itatt
ssfuNoeHen &fen gefdngen
genonlnten.

Serltn, 5. Sult. = @uf bra9ts
lOiem Nege naa Saboi[Ie. = Sm Wtos
nat Stunt purben iiibIi9 bonn gripet
GIub, no bic RuRen ibre SffeEitoe Be-
ganneH, 158 Sffi5iere uno 23,025
gtann sefangen senpmmen, ME aus sis
ner pfft5ieIlen Oiterrei9ifc9>ungariI9en
Betdnntma9uns, pom 4. Suit batirt,
Die um glbenb bier eintraf, berporge6t.
Die 9lntiinbiguns lautet ipie fulgt:
~RufTiiaer &riegsfdaupIas; Sn Der
Rdbe DON 5llpmaa purbe elm Raiierr
angrifT ruiiiider &apaQerte, feds Rel
ben tief, auf elmer brei &iloueter Iarls
gen 5ront duf Die Sruppen bes Gene
rals 9raf pon 9otbmer genld6t. Die
Rufen purben aussinanber getrie6en
uno erlitten iebr I9tpere 9srIuite, abs
geie3en oapon bat iid in SitsGaliaien
uno in Der gutotpirta nt4ts Biattges
sreignst.
nSn Wolbpnten MAIDEN bic 4ngriffe
Der oeutI6s1iterrei9iI9en Irrneen
5orti8ritte. Die RuTsn tperben fiibs
lib Don llsrnttnotp, tpeitli9 BON SDr.
din uub in Der RaAe bon Sctul sus
riitgeorGnst.
Set glnfGns Supi ftnb iiibfth oorn
pripet GluB 158 riiiftI6e OfFisiers
unb 23,025 Mann gefangen senonmen
tpurben itnb es ipurben utebrere &ano.
nen uub 80 Wsai4inenselpebre erbelltet.
mgei eirrem 9lusriffe Der Oeiterreia
der in Der Tdhe opn @bereben, am
pn<rm Stay, spuSasa Gua Wsti tspo4 II
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Sen SDbepmaft
GoG na6 britiI9er MeIbung Der
&aulpf an Der CONNIE nod
ni4t errei9t ba6en.
Die 9euti6en sieben 10 raid tpie mOS4
lid getpdlttge 8eri itGrtungsn
berdn.

9onboH, 5. SuIi. Der aenter
SorreIppnbeut, tpel9er ft9 bei Der
brttiI1en Qrmee IN 5rantrei4 beftrts
bet, melDet untsr oem Datum bom 4.
Suli ME fOlgt: @dbreHo Die
S6la9t an Der CONNIE bereits bic
propprtipnen bes gr0Bten Samples
on Der peitli9en 5rpRt ansenpmmen
bat, bat lie bod ibren S0bpuntt nod
ni9t erreiat. Die 9eutIhen 8iebeH
@eritdrtunsen 9epun, 10 i4neG als
bic Srunspprtmtttel es ermOgli9eH.
Inb pGbreno piele biefer 9uppen Res
ierpiten I'M eisentIiben Sinne bes
8ortes iino, 1T bod bic grobe wtai1
ie DON unoersn ariesst9eGtern ber'
ange5ogen porbeu, iebo9 ni4t eiH
sin5iger SoLbat BON Der 80 Wletlen
langen britii4en Srpnt.
Sine irrtereiIaute 9eoba9tung lit
bic, baB in bieIem annpfe t6eilpeiie
CUR uffenen 6elbi4Ia4t 5uriidgeteRrt
ipirb. 9o6 sefdie6t btes nur tens
porGr ,benn nod trtuup9irt bic Itas
ihtne iiber ben MenIden. limb pbs
sleid geIesentIid bic Snfanterte itd
often eegeniberitebt, tit fie pegen Der
fur9tbaren grpLoIto gefboTe sus
lebt bod 9e5pungen, fic9 auf tire
S9ii bengrGben au perIdfTen."
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Die Oeutiden leesn isbt in aller
@ile 9intsr ibrsr yront neue atnien
al, iie iinb d6er offenbar ni6t i'm
Stanbe, iis 10 TART gu maiden, ipie bic
sriteR brei Ginien, bic in 20 Ulonaten
obHe llnerIaB ausgebaut uno bers
itdrtt porbeH iinb.
yeobaatungsn Der 4piatiter aemGB,
bsfinSsn- ii4 ieBt an Der fransSfifGwm
6ront BEL peronne nur nod brei Sbs
iteme DON grd6eH 8tpiihen ben Srans
3oIeR unb oem offensn @elGRbe unb
ipenn ss geIingen ioLlte, bisr bic feinos
Iiten 2inieH gu 6ur4brefen, bann
piirbe oiss cine iebr srnite Sadie fir
bic SeutI4eH isin. Sbne 3neifeI
fdiden iis jest 6eoeutenos gerftGrtuns
gen SortbiH, I'M ben bsbrpbten guntt
lldern gu tDnnen. Die Deutiten
ididen 9eritartunsen na9 benz
S6la4tfslb BON gerouH I'm SISen
unb DON Gems i'm Roroen aus uno
man slau6t bier, oaB bic fortseiesten
hsftigsn ansriife Der Osuti9en in Der
gsaasgegenb ben 3psd ba6en, Die
5ransferirungen DON sruppsH BON
Der 8erbunzGront na4 anberen gunt>
ten gu peri4leisrn.
aus !Splldnb pirb dnsebsutet, OaB
bic 0euti6sn cine 9egenoffeniiDs 5pi,
i6en Der belgiiden 9ren5e uno Irras
oor6ereitst ba6sn. gs iuG bort uiel 2rs
tiaerie tOnsentrirt pOrSen ieiR.