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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
George A. Fuller Company
Will Build Fairn10nt Hotel

Geo. A. Fuller Construction compa.
ny. OF Washington. Philadelphia and
New York, was awarded the contract
for the construction Of the New Fair.
mont Hotel. this afternoon by the ex.
ecutive Of the Hotel company.
The details OF the contract were not
given out and the amount Of this bid
were not made public today. Michael
Heister, representing the architect
from Washington and Jas. Baird of the
Fuller company's offices at Washing.
ton were In Fairmont today in consulta.
ton with the executive committee and
after spending the entire morning in
the Office OF A. B. leming. Jr., pres,.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
More Gas By Boat.

PITTSBURGH, July 22-The tow
boat Margaret owned by the Rodgers
Sand Company arrived yesterday morn
ing with barge containing tanks
holding $1,000 gallons OF gasoline.
It was shipped from Sistersville, W.
Va, and was delivered to the refinery
Of the Atlantic Refining company, at
Fifty-seventh street and the Allegheny
River. Several weeks ago a shipment
Of 10000 gallons was brought to this
by water route, the first ever brought
here In that manner.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
Housewives
Urged to Get
Busy in Kitchen
(By AssocInted Press. J

NEW RORK, July pa cam.
paign urging housewives through.
out the country to do your can
ming early" was begun today by
National Executive committee of
the Housewives league. The COM
mlttee tip says:
"The housewives OF this country
are losing an opportunity to save
money for themselves and for the
producer in not canning the usual
amount OF fruit at this season. The
reason given Is the high price of
sugar although 1t Is only cents
above the normal quotation. This
Is home canning season II there
ever was one, and we ask women
everywhere to fill their own larders
with delicious home made canned
greatly aid the producers OF the
fruit which will produce both econ.
omy and health in the family and
fruit.
Fruit is cheap this year, the ap-
peal adds. and next year CONNER.
cial canned fruit will be higher on
account Of the increase ir the cost
OF tin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
Educational Campaign VIII
" Be Conducted BY q
Committee.
IN THE FALL
Suggestions Will Be Welcom
ed by Film Drama
~ Patrons.

In order to promote campaign
for better moving pictures for this
CITY, the Woman's club, under the al
rection of its president. Mrs. ]. A
Meredith, has appointed committee
OF women whose duty It will be 10 co.
operate with religious, educational and
civic organizations of the city IN Al,
cherot TO bring about a demand sforla
better class of movies.
The campaign will be conducted
largely on an educational basis and
anybody in the city having q sugges.
ton to offer which will aid IN tiiis
movement Is urged to Communicate n
to one of the members OF the commit.
tee. y -
The movement is in line with str,,i.
liar movements being conducted Il,
cities of the United States, which move.
ment has supporters among the brainy
and prominent men and women Sof the
country. EF7SII77l
Hon. NJ. M. Neely, congressman. from
the First district, has consented b
talk before the club after II recon.
veses in October on the subject OF
moving pictures and the public win
be invited TO hear this address.
Local movie houses are anxious to
please their customers and 3the CLUB
women believe II the people demand
a better class OF pictures that the lfilm
operators in this city will comply
with the demand and bring a higher
class of pictures to Fairmont.
The educational campaign viii deal
largely with the parents and grown.
ups and this movement Is expected to
result IN much good to the children
OF the city, -.-.-,.-,-t-.- :
The committee which was recently
appointed to conduct the Campaign
who have already begun their work
Is composed of Mesdames Frank
Haas, James Morton Black, 3. O. Jones
George NJ. Alexander, and Tusca Nor.
ris. tfs sHTSS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22

dent Of the hotel company the contract
was agreed upon. A representative OF
the other two lowest bidders on the
job were also In consultation With the
committee.
According to the information avail
able today the Fuller company will
Immediately begin work on the site
OF the new building. This company
will rush the work through to compile
ton promptly by next fall. The George
A. Fuller company is one OF the largest
construction firms in the United
States and have built many Of the most
modern hotels In the principal east
ern cities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
No Lack Of Hay For
the Camel This Year

CHICAGO, July pa million dol.
lar campaign fund of which $250.0O0
has already been subscribed Is plan.
ned by the Prohibition party, accord.
ing to statement by Daniel Polling,
Of Boston, who with Former Governor
]. Frank Hanley Of Indiana, presiden.
tial nominee Of the party, arrived here
today. Mr.. Hanley talking at a re.
ception given the candidate said he
would make vigorous campaign.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
MRS. c. l. MeELRoY 5,Es.

Mrs. G. L. McElroy OF this city VINO
had been a patient at the tuberculo.
sis sanitarium at Terra Alta for the
past ten weeks, died last night at the
home of her father in Grafton where
she was taken last Sunday. The body
will be brought to this city this even.
Ing on Train No. IS from Grafton and
will be taken to her late home at 704
Diamond street No funeral arrange.
ments have been made as yet.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
whers He Would Be.

Mrs. wickwire-"If woman was
given the credit she. deserves. I don't
think man would be quite so promi-
nent in the worlds history Mr.. Wick
wire-'I guess you are right. II she
could get all the credit she wanted he'd
70 In the poorhouse.r
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
Germans Using Tear
Producing Shells

LONDON, July ga spirited artil.
lery duel along the British front In
North France during which the Brit.
ish front lines ad supporting trenches
were bombarded with shells and pro.
jecti.as containing eye irritnnts is re.
ported In today's War office report.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
TOOK POISON WHEN ARRESTED

CLARKSBURG, July 22.-Miss Rita
Mayo, a Belington young woman. Is
in hospital today in a serious condi.
tion, from poison she swallowed last
evening when arrested on a charge
OF giving Clarksburg merchant bad
check for $25 on an Elkins bank.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
MORE STEAMERS SINK

LONDON, July ga dispatch to
Lloyd's from Algiers says that the
British steamer >Karma, 2.345 tons,
and the French steamer oettois, i, 200
tons have been sunk. The crews were
landed at Algiers,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22

WASHINGToN-The naval appro-
priation bill containing three year
building program which contemplates
the immediate construction of four
battle cruisers. four dreadnaughts and
IS other craft was passed by the Sen.
ate. It calls for total Of s3l5. 1885,.
S43,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
Brief kilograms.

PITTSBURGH-A. W. Thompson,
first vice president of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad is now at the head
Of the company's traffic organization
will open an Office in Pittsburgh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22

ST. PAUL.. Frank Hanley, for
mer governor Of Indiana was nomin.
ated for president by the Prohibition
party's national convention on the
first ballot. Or. Ira D. Landrith, Of
Nashville, Tenn, Is the candidate for
vice president
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
WITH ALL THESE HEADQUARTERS"
some PATRIOTS ARE OUT IN THE COLD
Band Concert at
Loop Park Tomorrow

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
Greater Fairmont band, Claude E.
Vincent, leader will give concert at
Loop Park. Following is the program.
March-"Neutral" ........... Lincoln
Selection-"Martha" ........ Floton
waltzes-"Brides & Butterflies"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Moret
"Humoreske" ....... Dvorak.Lampe
Selection-"Boh Girl. -. Balfe
Reverie-"on Wings Of Love. Bendix
Selection-"The Sunny South" Lampe
Medley-Remick's Hits No. TIA
Observation-Disclosures. Lampe
March-"German Fidelity" (By re-
quest) ................ Blakenburg
overture-"The Sky Pilot -. ..Laurens
"Star Spangled Banner"
Every one Is expected to stand dur.
ing the rendition OF the National An.
them.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
The Weather.

West virginia-Generally fair To-
night and Sunday. Little change tn
temperature.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
WANTED.
NOTICE.

Consumers OF city water are noti-
fed that an impure condition IN
the water prevails at this time and
boiling water for drinking purpos-
es is recommended by the City
Health departments The impurity
will probably be corrected within 4
week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22

Have you lost any,
hing3
Don't sit down and
mourn with a "l'll never
get it back !" expression
on your face.
Cheer up! Put out
aydraguet for it.
That means use a
lost and found ad. in
this paper. z
Most people are hon
est, and few want re-
wards, SO the cost to
Won is tyrf7Ino.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22
LOCAL WEATHER, READINGS.
6. p. Hall. Qhsafyen.

Temperature at 8 a. m. today 50.
Yesterdays weather, partly cloudys
temperature, maximum SO; minimum,
6S; precipitation 20.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-22

Continued on Pago Two)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-25
Der rulliICjG BGj(ljl.

gtmiterbom 81. Suni. 9taa
einer Iongeu Iaueeu @inIeitung, in
Der aud eiu GeIearoun oes cnelt.
ifen S0nigs ou0eiiibrt, in oem 0ie.
ler ben ruiiii6en GoIoaten iagt,
Wie topfer iie iiuO, beioBt Der ruiii-
ide @cneroIitab iih mur iebr fura
NIT Den frieoeriiden greigniiien,
fiibrt Oafiir ober cine D}aile BON
SeIOentoten fIeinerer glbteilingen
an, oie itb nor etpn elmer 9ofe er.
eigneten. Inter Dem Sf)uuIlt lie.
gen Die totiGdlid pihtigen @leI.
Oun0en, Die 9lufidluB ii6er Die Gage
9eben tonuten, ipic begraben.
@s lit obne 3peiieI Die 9lbiidi
oeS @enerolito6es, ole mepig aiinili.
gen gtahridten bon Ser 6rout burd
grobe Gbroien 81 iibcrtinfen.
Ter geri6t lolttct:
a@citIicbe 6ront: Sn mcbrcrcu
9tbidnitten Der 6ront lett Der 6cno
feline oer5peiieIteu @egenougritie
fort.
a9ie feinOIide 0ffeniioe IN Der
gtofbaridbait bon aiielin noromeit.
lid bon 2u5f, Die bon oeitiden
2ruppeu Die fiir5licb crit angefont.
men iinO, eingeIeitet nlroe. lit gu.
iauiunengebroden.
sRa6 ioeben eiugelaufeuet ge.
ridten baben mir 6onoIs (8otlrm
febIt) bel giogobitd1i, iiiooitli6 BON
2ofatd)i, 12o0 @ann gefongen ge.
nontmen.
n9luf Dem duBeriteu iiiolidan
6liigel flicGt Ser 5efno in groBter
glufIoiuug. 8ir ocriolgen oen
6eino ino bnbcu 3aoooa, Stroai.
ncs m0 SIiboto (aae iiiomcftIid)
bon G5ernotpit, ouf Dem oitliben
llfer oeS Seretb) beiebt."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-25
Dtr LaDr hraHrrt Htrh.
SeereSgrnppe Sininstn III eriolgreidem Sample
init Den Snhen am Sgr.6lnle.
stnr nSrr SntOwHa beauprndt SerOsraS GDrtidritte

Slns Den bente OorIieaenOen amt.
lidlcn Seridlten ereibt iidl fOIaeuNe
iniIitGriidle Gage an Der Sitfront; {;
/. sluc Serindle Der 9inheu, auf
aupcl, oas widtisc GiicnbabuScn.
trnm norSiueitIidl Uun ensf, Oor'
snorinaeu, iucrSen Onrdl Die SecreS'
grippe 2iuiiusen in SGmpfcn bel
aulfi. am Stpr, 0ereitelt.
2. 0urbmeItlidJ BON 2n;f, oireft
iioIidl pnn &uDCI, bel Siiclin, ging
Die 9inIinsen.gIrmee snm gIngrifi
pur, nnO Die &nien tunrOen an Der.
idlieOcnem Gnnften snriidscordngt.
2. Iadl ScrIiner nnb Gctrparn'
Der Scrihten lit bic @ciGmtlagc uOm
STIR bis srin Serctb unberGnoert.
4. Die 9inKcn bn6en, UOn GSer'
nuluib OpritUkcno, einige Grte anI
Sem nOrSOitlidcn llfer bes Seretb,
baruuter SturOsgnct, beiebt, erbc'
ben aber fsinen glnIprndD nnf SiC
nidtnmtlidl semeIoete llsberidrei'
tnns Oes 1InTss, cine NadIridIt,
Die beItcnfalls ais Oerfriibt bcseid'
net mcrocn muh.
3. Sas @eiamtrtinltat 1T;
MISUNDERSTANDING Der rniiiidleu
sIrmee i'm geDroea itslleaWriie ciugs'
Ieitet, bOllitGnbiser StillitanO i'm
Centrum, itellenwciies, cntidJieben
bcrlnnsiamtcS gOrriifen auf BEN
IiSIidDitcn Guoe, iiiSiueitIidJ bon
Gscrnoiuit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-25
Der OeuIIC6C Beri(6t.


Berlin, iiber 2onbon, Il. Suni.
Die 2trmee oes Generals bon Gins
lingen, bic seIterH gum eritenmaIe
als Ielbitdnbige Seeresgruppe i'm
9eri9t Der SberIten Seeresleitung
auTgefiibrt pir6, bat bic RuHen
norbpeitIi6 an9egriffen, ibren Ni'
berfano Oielfo4 nteoergebro4en unb
Iie an ein8eInen Stelen i6on gum
Dei9en ssbro9t. Snfol9e bes eners
gii9en 8orTtoBes bieIer 9eeres9rup'
pt iIt bic gan5e ruiiiIde Sffeniipe
nit 2tusnabme bes iiibli4iten 9eilss
Der 6ront eingeitsut tpOrben.
Der amtli9e 8eridt loutet:
vOeitli4e Gtont:
sSesresgruppe Oes GelbmorI6olIs
bon Sinbenburg: Die 9lneriffe Osuts
I6er 2tbteilungen on Der Gront
Iiibti9 bon Smorgon, in Der ylo9s
6ari6nft bon GorD uno BEL Sonos
c3pn bradten uns sinen Offi3ier uro
143 Monn oIs Gefangsns elm. gBlr
erbeuteten bier Mnfdinsngeipebre uno
bier Wiinennerfer. Weitli4 bon aos
lobont pur6e Elm ruIiii6er 2(eroplau
gum Qanoen ge3pungen unb onr9
unIere QrtiGerie 5erItort. Giieubo1ns
gebdube in WiIeita ipurben nit
gombeu belegt.
p9eersggruppe beg qrin3en Qeos
poIb bon 8apsrn: llniere JIieger
4a6en bic 2tngriffe nuf Der 2unine3s
9abn erneuert.
rSeerssgrupps oes GeneraIs bon
2in'inger;
.5tarfe ruiiiife 2lngrifie gegen
uniere Stellungen am Hanai 1uoS
6Itli6 BON Qo9ii6in (noro0ItIid BON
QinsD bro9sn inter fdperen 8ers
luiten fir BEN 5eino in uuierem
5euer 3uIommen- 5prtgeieBte Der
Iude, unfers Qinie ON St1r uno
peItli6 BON aolfi gu erI6lttern. noz
rem oqgemsin srioIgIos. Die 8dmpfe
Dorsn BEL @ru5i1tgr Defenders ernft.
o3uiihcn Der GuUsI-Qnjf Sabu
nnb Dem Surijo.6lniic bradjcn I'M.
icrc Srnppcn ocn SSiOcritauO Oes
GCinoe$ an ucridiCocncn Rnnftea
Scr &iocritauo OcS ScinocS mdl
/ bci aiieliu (fal6mcRs 5luiidJCn SnSI
unO Wlnoimir,NOnusiijl briOnoer.
| Gartndfig. llnicre Srnppcn fGmp
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-25

9e Der NatiOnoIgorbe ongebDren uno
Dem ytufe 5ur MObilmd6ung 5oIge
leiiten, bic 8ebGlter peiterbe8a6len
nerben.
Sea 8iri, q. s., 21. Suni. Die
WlobiliIierun9 Der Mili3 pon 9leip
sSerie9 ma6t T6neGe 5orti6ritte.
0enerdI @0lpin D. 6ine, Elm 8etes
RON oss IponiI9en &rie9es, tommans
oiert bic 3ruppen. 0os erIts Regi<
ment aus Reiport lit eingetrofFen,
onoere Re5imenter iino unterpega.
8oupernrur Tieloer iit anpeIeno.
800 Pfero., pelae Die fran30iiIhe
Re9ierun9 getauft, obsr ni6t be3n6lt
battle, ipurocn bon Der gtationalgarOe
erlpprben.
8eiien mad gera Grus.
8lIbin9ton q. SUM-. Spe3ialz
agent Hoogers melbet aus Staot
Wterito. oaB Der Sonoersuq, nelder
800 Nmerlfuner unb 6remoe na9
9ero Gru5 brirgsn ion, 6eItelt lit.
Die 9o15crsitungen itieben auf feline
Sdnierigteiten.
&oEIularbeamit unb 2tgenten meIs
Sen aus perTfieoenel, 1eit5n Meris
tos, boB bic 2lufre9ung elmer boben
8rob erreiAt bat, bod iinG 2(meriz
taner nirgenbs beIditigt noroen.
GonIul 8uDant, oepeTniert aus
grogreio, Werito, Elm 8eriiht, 9enez
raj 2uporebo babe ben @ereiniaten
@taaten ben grieg ertldrt, iei unbe=
| griin0et.
gSie i'm giirserfriese.
gtttsburJ, ga, 81. Suni. qitts=
BURG nirb nie i'm 8iirgerfrieqe ale
5oIoaten, peldt bic Stoot pajiieren,
1 nit GrfriI9ungsu perTehcn. @affee,
bele9te 8utterbr0te uno nabrT6eins
( li6 nu6 frdTtigere g}obrung niro
/ fir 30,0C0Soloatsn bei6aTft nerben.
Gein Soloo, bari 9ittsburg bungriq
oerlaFen. Die 5rausna6tsitung oes
9treit'6aftspereins pirb bic 2lr6eit
leiItsn, Der Staotrat bat 0ie &oIten
bepi(ligt.
Solt ;ylfhtIinae.
Baltimore. Wo., q. SUM. 9npt.
80. Rutmdn, Der bier Dor einigen
Sogea nit oen Celtanter ogoporo
6. Do6enp" aus Sdmpico eintraf
erbielt Dor Sen Reeoern ben 8efebl,
i6leunigit no9 3nmpico ab8u0amps
fen um an9ritaniide 5la6tiings ab=
( 3uholen. Ter 0ampfsr fa6 IN ZEE,
nahoem er Die notigen 8orrdte an
8orp genommen bate.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-25
G5ernOwib,
S1uelle ii dumuu0
Ift Der GIn8beit.
9ln9cnblif ;eriOIg Der Hniitu.

Dien, q. SUM. Die brittle RGus
mung ron G3ernolpiB, Der 9ouptitaot
Ser 8utoipind, Miro bier beoouert,
o6er bic 3uperiidt, DoB es Iib nur
I'm tinen Seitmeiligen Berluli bans
BELT, lit unerihiittert. 8pn militGriz
i6er Seite piro OnrnuF bingepieIeu,
onB BEL Der lleberma4t Der rEiiiI6en
5treittrdfte cine ldngere 8erteioigung
Der Gtn0t 0ie p5lIige 3erIt0rung berz
iel6en beoeutet butte. Inter bieIsn
1mitdnoen mar Die I9nede Rdumung
Elm Q(tt Der &ng5eit. Den RuFen
bringt Der gefb Der Stabt geringe
militdriI6e @orteiIe unD 0erIelbe 1T
nur ols tin &ugenblidserfol9 BON
5rtli9er 9eOeutung an3uIeben.
5ll@tlinae trefien siu.
TlG6tlinge aus G3ernofpib begins
men etn3utreffen, nadoem iis cine
0p6e unterlpegs getpeien Fub, ims
merfort ouIgeboIten bur6 WliIitdrs
3Hge, pel4e ruIiiide uno Diterrei4is
56e @ernunoete ron Der 6ront na9
ben 6oIpit1lern i6afften. Rady Der
8eI6rei6ung pslae bic 5ludtIinge
lieiern. Bot Sic gon3e 9ebolterung
Els ouf oieQei6t 100 qerionen bic
Sto0t berlaiien. Die ruiiiIhen 2lns
qriffe lpuroen nit Der 9robtsn 0ilos
belt ous1efjihr:. 0os 5rommelTeuer
NOR ffradlih uno bic norg:l6obes
men 8rd6rn. petae OemIeIbsu aus9ez
Iest naren, ruroen nit i6ren
0ra6i0er6auen 3criAmettect.
Der GrnE Ter Gage fam ben
g3erncpigern gum gspuBtlein, ais
T6 Der 6terreitiTae Stob in bic
Sto0t 3urud3og urO al5 bic Glnobs=
rjlterun1 nit l6rer 5o6e flieb.nb in
Die StoOt itrGmts Die 2tufregun9
itieg, als 5it3 nchts psr 6immel Oon
plo5,npen 8citUhen r0tete uun
S9einloeriet Dos Duute. erbslltsn.
Nm il. Suui morqens 6 llbr be
1auu 0ie 5e16ilerhu5 pie StuDt 8u
perlaisl- Eer Qcn3eu 1gg a6er
fubren pie 959u3hge Tort, 10 it'neo
I'D nrr DC @13en fj0cu liebeu
Inter rem Jrl4tIinger bef1nber iif
,ois grofeHcrsn uno StUOsnten DeI
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-25

srieg oOer SrieOen bdngt uon Garrapas yOr
ge5en ab. llmeritaner aidten an5 yiritO,
Bic MD6ilnladnnl im ganSen ganOe iortgeieBt.
3 al Lc t { n:

GGEuona Sn 21 5uui Scntc mitg WHrbe br bcfann bnf
fd megfnui Hbrer inter Bncn Der Saaenrra @annc
@aInc, Garrana9egernng augdpin uHb Td inn fir ben
Srgsfa Snr GugnRg st nben Un Nafarcte tci @cncral
mia9 tclCgrapd nit, oaf bic 0cnrrac G6s nnb
ugen Sagcn nit iBrcn Snppn GGiGuJua rnirn
bcu
@asIe FAB Seras 2t 9nn SOnnl Gilman, Der t Der
rfanid in eyfp lit Oeb 6r einerofen Gr 6radte
bic Nicilnng Nn Gen Ynrgu Gin Garn5n0encra NIT 1000
nan 1nbcru bic GnnOnm @icOras &csras, bis Snbt
gcsnHber, pcrltGrft fat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-25

WoihingtOn 21. SUM-. Geit ges
fern if in Der meritauiI4en Gage
feline 9erdnberun8 eingetreten, uno
gblpartsn 1T Die qorpIe. glues bGngt
bon ben neiteren WoBnabmen Der
merttoniiten 9ie9ierung ob. Ma9t
@enerat garranSa 2lnItalter, oem
Dunfde Der omerifonii4en Hegiez
run9 Gpl9e gu IeiIien unb fir Orb
nuna on Der Gren5e uno fir S6uB
omt, .fonilben 2ebens uno Gioens
tums i'm Snnern 5u iorgen, 70 biirFz
te Der Srieg, Der geitern nod unousz
bIeibIid lditn, ooa bermieoen bIei=
ben.
Ia6 Der 2tnIidt bieii9er 9eoms
ten bdngt biel bnbon ob, ob Die re
factosRegjeruno absrbaupt no6 in
Der Gage if, SrOnung gu itaffen.
Die 2utoritdt @arron3os hat ents
fdieben fs6r fart gelitten. unb feline
Gsaerale ge6cn bielfa6 ibren eigenen
@eg.
Cine MoBnobme, bic auF einen
siinitigen Ginbrut bet geItern abgez
f4idtsn 9ote idlieben IdBt, iIt Der
pon General De Ia Gor5a erlansue
@efebl, bem9emdb oGe qerIonen, bic
in Der Rd6c Der 8ren5e beipaffuet
gefunoen meroen, pine reiteres vps
f6oiien iperoen ioGen. Cffi3iere, bic
tieiem 9efefI ni6t no6tommen, fol-
len sleitbiaas erf6oiIen ueroen.
glan hofft ouf bieTe 4eiie, ben
Grsn3iiterfdGen Elm Gnoe bereiten su
ionnen. general Gar3a ertIdrte beuz
ts n1pr9en, tpie CUR Gntf6ulbiouns,
bdB bic Gren3uberfdGe pon renttio=
rturen Glemsnten angeitiftet niirbeu.
bersn a6ii4t es iei. Gurrau3a, Der
periOnIih Die beitsn glbF6tsn babe.
in Strsit NIT ben Der. Staaten gu
beripidsIn. =
9is6,r 1T 6ei bsr bisFgen Reate=
rung tsin 9eideib be3iisIid oes
gmpfanss Der Iots rineetrpffeu.
a-4Dr --
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-25

2orebo, 9sras, q. Suni 2(n Der
ean5en @ren5e entlnng partet man
beute 9cIpuant auf Raar'9ten aus
bem s5nnern. BON allen Seiten tOms
men MleIpungen iiber militdrii6e
@orbersitungen Der Garron3o=Regies
rung, Gs beiBt, bab Die Regierung5z
munitionsfubrit in Der gldbe Der
@aupiItaht tdgIi4 10000 RunOen
Mtuuitipu fabri3iert. SIN gan5en
2anhe ruroen in BEN Iekten 3ogen
lngefdbr 10000 9unben Patronen
pon Der Gorrpn3a=Regierung be-
T9lagnoblnt, lpie 5Iii9tlinse er3dbs
len. 2tp6 6eiBt es, boB Die g}erTbz
ings2trmee Ifper bebroht iIt, ba bic
ibm ge9enu6erIteGenoen Meritoncr
faIt tdgIi9 neue Serftdrtungen erz
baIten.
Geitsrn battcn bic Meritaner Ell
nen unferer SoIboien gefan9en ge.
nommen unb Idbienen 2(nitalten 5u
MAIDEN, i'm feit3uboIten. @enercI
perfbing lieB Die meritonifthen Sc
neraIe jebo4 piFen er nerbe iAre.
Fen IaFen, fnus Der Gefungsns ni4t
iofort ausgeGiefert perbe. Die 9roz
bung bolf, mo no6 5pei Stunben
befdnb fi9 Der @efangene ipiebeyum
bel feiner 2tbteiIung.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-25

fcn Fdl Sprludrts. fyeiaSlidDc glu.
srifie iiiSIidl UOm Suriia lpnrSsn
suriifgridlascn. SIN Der 9iidDtnna
auf UOrOdOlu bn6ru Die 9lniisu
ibren gormarId) sIeidliaIls einae'
itclIt.
02ie Gage ser 8otbnler.9lrmet
lit unaerdnoert.