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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-10-07

Colfax, La, Sept. %, 1916. /.
Pursuant to above call the may
or and board of aldermen of the
town of Colfax met in a call ses-
sion with Mayor Long presiding,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-10-07
Consultation the Father of Many Ills

OF the numerous ills that aHect nu-
mainly a large share start with con-
stipation. Keep your bowels regular
and they may be. avoided. When a
laxative is needed take Chamberlain $
Tablets. They not only move the bow
els but improve the appetite and siren
CITIZEN the digestion. Obtainable every
where. Adv.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-10-07

Said petit jurors to report for duty
on Monday, October 9, 1916, at 8 a. m.
Given under my official seal and sig
nature on this Sept. 10, 1916.
JAS. J. O'QUINN,
Clerk Dist Court.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-10-07
Colfax, La, Oct. 3, 1916.

The mayor and board of alder
men of the town of Colfax, La,
met this day in regular session
with a quorum present and ad-
iourned until Oct. A.
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sary in carrying out the above
named object.
]. @. LONG, Mayor.
C. w. WILLIAMS,
w. C. CARNAHAN;
P. A. DEAN,
Councilmen.
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List of Grand and Petit Jurors.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Grant

farlSn OF Grant
/ hereby certify that the following is
true list of the names of persons Sc
lected and drawn to serve as grand ju-
rors and petit jurors at the October
term of district court and to report for
duty, as follows:
LIST OF GRAND JURORS.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21
SONG OF THE WAGE SLAVE
By Robert w. Service,

cor all the modern poets, Service
is perhaps the closest to the people,
For that reason, his works will live.
Editor.
When the long, long day is over, and
the
Big Boss gives me my pay.
hope that It won't be hel1-flre, as
some of the parsons say.
And hope that it won't be heaven
with some of the parsons I've
All I want is just quiet, just to rest
and forget.
Look at my face, .toil-furrowed; look
at my calloused hands:
Master I've done Thy bidding;
wrought in Thy manly lands
Wrought for the little masters, big
bellied they be, and rich;
I've done their desire for daily hire,
and I die like a dog in ditch
have used the strength Thou hist
given,
Thou knowest I did not shirk;
Three score years Of labor--Thine be
the long days work.
And now Big Master, I'm lroken and
bent and twisted and SCARED,
But + e held my job and Thou know
est, and Tho:1 wilt not judge me
hard.
Thou knowsst my sins are many, aid
often I've played the fool
Whiskey nd -ards and women, they
made me the devils tool.
I was just like child with Honey;
flung it away with a curse,
Feasting a fawning parasite, or glut-
ting a harlot's purse;
Then back to the woods repentant,
back to the mill or mine,
I, the worker of work g, everything
in my line.
Everything hard but headwork (I'd
no more brains than a kid),
A brute with brute strength to labor,
doing as I was bid;
Iiving' in camps with men-folk, a
lonely and lifeless life;
Never knew kiss Of sweetheart, never
caress of wife.
A brute with brute strength to labor,
and they were so far above
Yet Ih gladly have gone to tho gal
lows for one little look of love.
I, with the strength of two men, saw
age and shy and wild
Yet how I'd ha' treasured a woman,
and thu sweet, warm kiss of a
child!
Well, it's Thy world, and Thou know
est. I blaspheme and my ways
be rude;
But I've lived my life as I found it.,
and I've done my best to be
good:
I, the primitive toiler, half naked and
grimed to the eyes,
Sweating it deep in their bitches,
swining it stark in their eyes;
Hurting down forests before me. SPAN
ming tumultuous streams;
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21
WHY NQTSTQP
UNREST HERE?
ASKS NEARING
BY Scott Nearing.

The past months of uncertainty and
alarm have called forth an avalanche
of stories about brigandage in Mexico.
Perhaps it might be fairer to say that
the cleverly handled stories of brigan-
dage In Mexico were the cause of a
last amount of uncertainty and
alarm. Be that as it may, the readers
of newspapers and magazines have
been overwhelmed with a. mass Of
convincing testimony to the utter law
lessness Of Mexico-particularl that
part lying near the Rio Grande.
The army of the United States is
being used to suppress Mexican bril-
Misunderstanding, robbing, burning,
assaulting, and occasionally murder
ing. These things are very dreadful-
in Mexico. How about them in the
United States?
There is more brigandage in the
United States than the most optimistic
of Mexican brigands ever dreamed of
in the widest flights of his imagina-
ton. All over this country the pro-
LESSONS of the thief, burglar and gun
man are recognized and accepted as
part of our civilization. Take city
like Chicago, with a. population Of
about 2,50o,000-a center of COM
MERGE, industry, finance, education,
religious activity-and examine the
evidences Of brigandage printed in the
annual report Of the police depart1
ment for the year 1915.
The Chicago police report that in
1915 their force numbered 1881 per-
sons who were actively engaged for
the most part in taking care of vari-
Gus offenses against the law; and order
OF the community r:Apparently the
force. had a busy year, for it arrested
1916 single men, 6,275 married. r1en,
507 single women and los married
women, in all 1926. persons for
felonies. At the same time 1O6,42S
persons were arrested for misdea-
meanors.. This makes total number
of arrests for the year Of l21,714; or
one. arrest for each 20 people living
In Chicago in the year 1915.
The courts Of Chicago were also
busy, for during the year,-the munich
pal and criminal courts convicted
4,739 persons Of felonies, and 42,24S
persons of misdemeanors. The cata-
logue of crimes is too long to set down
here. but: it is interesting to note tnat
there were 1862 convictions for lar
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21

ceny, 436 convictions for burglary.
245 convictions for robbery, % con-
victions for rape. and sc convictions
for. murder or attempt. to commit
murder. At the same time among the
misdemeanors there were ,20S convic-
tons for assault, 543 convictions for
assault with a dea]y weapon, and 49S
convictions for carrying concealed
weapons.
The police report contains record
of u premeditated murders for the
year. and 16S cases M manslaughter
and homicide. The murders are cata-
logued under these heads. shooting"
"stabbing," "assaulting," 'strangling'
and ''cutting throat
The record here set down covers
the life of city under normal condi-
tions. The people Of Chicago are rot
suffering the disturbing effects OF the
political and social revolution which
has convulsed Mexico during the past
few years. Tie city IF Chicago IN
one year Of peace and unusually album
dant prosperity reports 12l,114 arrests
and 4S,9S9 convictions for every crime
in the catalog. Thieving, burglary,
robbery, assault and even murder are
matters of every day concern. In conf
pany with every other large city in
the United States, Chicago maintains
a standing army of police because of
the certainty that these crimes will
be constantly committed. Thieving,
burglary, robbery, assault, murder and
other forms of brigandage arc a part
of the every day experience of the
Twentieth Century American city.
Does the telling Of 'hese facts oc-
casion any particular excitement in
Chicago or elsewhere? DO you find
the Chicago papers or any other pa
pers, printing scare headlines. Reign
OF Terror in Chica go-Robberies AS
saults, Murders Occurring Daily-Citi-
zens Form Vigilance Committee ind
Call on Governor for Militia: 9:
course not. Because Chicago, like
every American city is co accustomed
to this sort Of thing that it can dis
miss it with few lines in an obscure
corner of the paper and devote its
"scare heads energies to restoring
law and order in barbarous Mexico.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21
LEATHER WORKERS
STILL ON STRIKE

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1s.-Strik-
ing bag and suit case makers are
standing together loyalty despite as
saults and intimidations by imported
strikebreakers. Employers are also
resorting to the time-worn custom of
having the strikers arrested on
trumped-up charges, on the theory
that increasing: court costs will dis:
courage them.
Earnings of the Central Leather
company for 1916 will be at least 26
per cent and may be % to 80 per
cent: For the September quarter net
earnings are at the rate Of 30 per
cent
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21
LlNEMEN WIN IN DAY

SPOKANE, WASH, Oct. 12.-Seventy
linemen of the Pacific States Tele-
phone and Telegraph company struck
last week, were out one day and re-
turned to work winners. The strike
was called because Of the placing Of a
laborer who used ''driving'. methods,
in charge of the line construction. The
men claimed that besides being ignor-
ant of line work and forcing them to
perform highly dangerous work in an
improper manner, this laborer-fore-
man Judged" on overtime.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21

Down in the ditch buil'ling DER me
palaces fairer than dreams;
Boring the rock to the ore-bed, driv-
ing the road to the fen,
Resolute, dumb, accomplishing, a
man in a world of men.
Master I've filled my contract,
wrought in Thy many lands;
Not by my sins wilt Thou Judge me,
but by the work of my hands.
Master. I've done Thy bidding, and
the light is low in the Wet.
And the long, long shift Is over-Mas-
ter, I've earned it-Rest.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21
S. F. STILL FIGHTING.
OPEN SHOP CONDITIONS

SAN FRANCISCO: Oct. 1s.-con-
ferences have failed. to settle the
shorter work day strike of. organized
restaurant employees The hotel and
restaurant proprietors insist on the
non-union shop, and refuse to recog-
nize the union. They PROMISE, how
ever, to maintain conditions that ex-
listed prior to the strike. - -.
In other words, they will not recog-
nize the union but they will recognize
conditions the unions made possible:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21
PHLA. STAGE HANDS
' SIGN NEW AGREEMENTS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. a.
The local union Of the International
Alliance of theatrical Stage Employees,
has secured a two years contract
with the large play houses. Of this city.
Conferences made possible. recognition
of the union and wage increases that
totaled in some instances 40 per cent.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21

Cheese will not become mordy If
you keep it covered with a cloth wrung
out in. vinegar. This will keep the
cheese fresh Indefinitely.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21

A dainty preserve to use with meats
in winter or as a sauce for ice cream
is:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-10-21

Bring your boy to The Big Du-
luth for his fall clothcs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07
Deut(t)e 9ot)IeeTO.te
nnct) 3eC6riisge!
5iinfanO5ipnn5is Srirgsidiffc iollen
ans Oem SuOebnicn aassc-,
brodIcn iciu.

2onOon, 7. 9)aor5, Scllte tobt
ouf Ger gioroiee Gin j1refli6er
56ueeitnrm 9ie glo9ridt ooB oie
oeuti9e So6ieeflotte Den s5ooebuien
Derlaiien bot in Der 9lbiidt Der engs
Iii6en 6lotte eine Sdlo6t un5ubie.
ten, bat nod feine 8eitatigpug er-
fabren. Su 8erbinouug NIT 0ieier
Rudri6t miro aus 9lnitcrOom ge.
meloet ooB cine aln5ubl groBer 0eit-
ider Sdladltidifie aus Dem GriegS-
boien bon 8ilbelnls9aben gei9litpft
unD gliidli6 in Dem 5oaien pon Bee
britgge, 9eIgielL eiilgetroifen lit. 81
ne anoere 9lmlter01H Gepeid)e be-
iagt. 0aB am Wtontog 25 oelttihe
gr0Bere &riegsidiffe in Der 0oroiee
frell3ten unO IN n0r0li@er gti9tung
0abohgefabren iino.
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isoraert nrei iSirdltenidltie.

8ai9in0ton, Z. 91dr3. glOaltruL
6letder ipra6 iid geiteru nor Dem
&aus -aomitee iiir 9tarine.gluggle.
aenbeiten redt ginitig itbpr oie
anerifaniide fSlotte aus. ST err
fl1rte, oaB nit Der Siu5ufiignna
BON orei sSilrdJtellihtien rnlo bier
SdInd)tfraBern ole Ser. Staoten.
s5lotte Der oeutidlen Wtorinc IN ibrcr
gegeumdrtigen 5tirtc aleidfonunen
miir6c Die III sIusiidlt genotlnw.
nGn neuen Sdlddttrei8er NIT elmer
Seid)wiaoiafcit pon 30 annten ieien
jeOodl ben oentid)eH beoetiteno iIber.
Iegen. Bit Oer obcn anacgebeneit
8erftorting miiroe 0ie anerifaniidle
SSIotte inIitanOe iein, beiOe Stiliten
erfolgreidb 5u pcrteiOigen.
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RulG(c6e Oer(ulte on
DeIJd, a5i(C6er front!
0ieirlbeu iullen idJ oeiltiden ge.
redln,rngen gcmdk auf 133,000
: Diann helanfeu.

gerlin 7. @3dr5. GsSuttelrberidtl J
4ie oaoln. 3tg, iddst Die rili'
iiiden 9erItliie it ben iilnglten Siam.
pieu ali Der, beiiarabiiden @jret3e
auf 1873. 600. agiabrihten airs ge-
tersblirg, tDelde Bel Der ,,aaln 3tg. q
einpiugen. beitdtigen, 70 mel0et Die
nebcrieeiihe 9}a6ridten 9lgeutur,
.SaB ole pliiiideu 3eitunaen iett
Gle Gerltitliiten itber Die lebte Giien.
Iibe ai Der beiiardbiifen S5ront Der.
oiiehtliAen Bis jebt iino odlt5ebu
2iiten beronsBegc6en ueldle Die ga.
men bon 1880 0ifi5icren entbalteu.
GaS Gerbdltlis bon 0ifi3ieren 8n
SoIoaten lit fisher etpa 1900 ge.
ireIen, ioooB Die ejrialntperIilite an
$4,000 beredJHet meroen fonnen, 2
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Grii6e Cage
in Waf6ingtOn!
Der fritiidjc 8enbcpnuft SeS euru-
pGiiGcr Sirieges madJt
iidJ gcltenO.

8aI6iugtom 8. o., 6. @Gr5. -
Die Situation IN @oibington fam
niht ais crfrculi6 be5eifnet meroen,
obipo5l porIdlliig fein &rlulo au Dem
GititereH BeiiinriSntils borbanoen lit,
Der in oen Seitartifeln eittiger 3ci-
tllngen gum glrsorud gefonmen iit.
9fubiges glbtuarteu Der neiteren @nt-
iridllng Oes aoufIifts 5tDiiten Dem
&ongreB uno 0eu Br1iioetlten, Der
nit einem gDrrbus.Siege oes lette-
rem enOen 5u ipollen ibeirt, lit iest
Die @ouptiad)e SSrgeno IpeIbe &ro=
teite uniererleitS tpitr0en Die Gage
mir fritiifer geltalten, ais iie es 8llr
3eit i6on lit. g8ir r1itiien ults auf
etnen epeutiellen &onflttt Der &flib-
ten gefaBt uta6elt.s = a6er mir ltno
onerifaniidc 8iirger u1o wtiien ais
iold)e, mas mir 8n tim baben. IS lit
jebp9 begriinoete gLusii6t porbon-
oen, OaB Der geIunoe Menidehper-
itano Den Sieg ii6er olle on0ereit
nld6ti8en @infliiije 0abontrdgen
miro, uno Oieier ipeiit nit 3mingen-
Der 8etpaIt allf Die abfoIute Scot
Denoigteit Der grbaltllug OeS 5rie-
oens.
Gs miro in gut puterridteten
&reiien bebalptet, baB Der 8rGiioent
iid] bon ben SS1terbentioniiten bier
5uIouoe, 6eren glgitotion Mlf cine
@eteitiguug Der @ereittisten Staaten
am &riege altf Seiten Der glliierten
lliil5ielt mto 0ie an Der Sodfinan5
uno oen 8affer- ltno Munitions-
2ieferru9en cine geipaltige StiiBe
6nberl, faun Oo5ll perleiten laIIen
oitrfte, Dem tpieoerbolt gegebenen
(Sel0bnis Der @r1ultltng 0es fSrte-
benS untrep 5u iper0en. eSn0ellen
1T eS oriiaaeno, onB Der anlerifnfi-
Idle 8oti9after am 6ofe BON ct.
SSanes in leBter @ode bon aoitig
@eorge beionoers ausge5eibnet pftr-
0e, 1rao oab Der Spe5ial 8otid)nFter
oes GrdiiOenetn, Gberit Souie, tpob-
reno ieines glnfentholts III 2ulooit
iebr iDidti9e aonferellaan nit Cir
eoworo @rcD, Dem brifildjen Staots-
5efretdr oes 9tusiDdrtigen, 8renlier-
(sSortiebung nnf Seite g..
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5euer in elmer
Oesinfe6tiOnS0nlta(t!
gtenu berbrenneH lebenOigcn 9cibes;
II lcbeHsgefGBrlid, biele
f1iUer Oerlett.

81 8aio, Ger. 7. 9lGr8. - 8Gb-
rellb bic i'm bieiteen @efang1is be-
finoliden 8ablreiAen @eiangenen itd
einem 9esinfeftinnsbaoe uuter5ieben
mliBteu, ereignete itb cine ftrdtbare
@rploiion, Die nnr6 ein a6tlos in
einen 9eb6lter aelporiene8 5trei6-
bol5 berllriodt iDiiroe. gleim 8e-
fongene berbraniiten leben0igen 2ei-
bes. IL lpuroeu Iebensgef1brlifJ per-
lebt. mGbreno iiber 90 init leihteren
gerleBpngen bnnnnfonten. Inter
ben llfHgefonunetlen beftloet ii6 aith
Der 9Imerifdlter 8. 90. groB, lno
Oieier mar es aud, Der tros Oes Ser
botes iid cine gsiaarette an5itnoete
iino 0as brennenDe 5treidjbol5 fort
mari. Gos oltrd, Die @rploiion elt.
itannepe 8euer saze bal0 get6ia)t.
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Sstanmte 8eri6nlidlfeit seitor6eu.

Selpuro, 9tebr, Z. 9llar5
6jeorge s. Gifman Sdabueiiter
ser 5toata 2lderbaltbeborOe lit 0ton-
tag obeno III ieinein @eim einem
Sflagallfha erleget. Ger geritors
bene mar 61 Sabre alt imo ayrbaber
eines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @r bin-
terlGbf feline trnllernOe gSitlDe. Gid
man mar ais re4tiboffener 9tnnt
int eo1l3en Staat befpltnt. Sein
abieben Miro BON alleI Die i'm fanl-
ten, betrauert.
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sStalienildle Sartarennadlridlt.

@enf Z. gi1r3. Son Staliet
bier eingetroffene gtatJridetn bein-
gen, oaB BEL eincn italicniidett
fStiegeriiberfoa drf Die Stubt Cat
bad am 10. sSebrunr 800 6iterrei.
d)ii6.ltngariitc Soloaten ourh
8onbeufpiirfe getotet iuuroen; 8tpet
bobe Gffi8iere 6e8 oiterrci6iid.ltn-
Gorii6eu @eueraIita6es ioIlen oabet
untgefomnen ieiu. Gin italieniibes
5lug3ellg ioll 8eritort ipotben iein.
(9ie o8oridt" idneft nah Seefe
oenn hGtteu Die sStaIieuer nirf-
lid einen 70 groBen GrioIg ouf8u-
ipeiien gebobt oout iuiiroen tie niht
10 Iange Oarnit 6inter benz Serge ge-
faLten baben.)
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auf
Gng(anO' S J(orO6iilte!
Gas NlarineOepot sn onG Onrd
ipirfiame gOmbeniuiirfe tart
mitgenummen.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, 7. 0l1r3. -
0ie oeutI6e Q(omirolitdt meIoet, bob
Der bon oelltideu acknowledgement
Sonatog na6t geeet Die 0itfiiite
@nqlanos unternorGlnene Streif3u9
erfolgreid) gepeien iei. Der groBe
engliIde @artnebafen Sua iDurOe
bon orei SSIug8eugeit wirfllngSboa
beIdoiien; tie oIle febrten unberiebrt
nod) ibrer 9aiis 8uriid 0ffi3ielen
britiihen 8erihten 6ltfol9e freu8ten
Die SStitg5euge iiber Den Counties
gorfibire, 2iltcolnibire, ailtIat0,
@unttigton Ganbribgeibire, Gor.
folfg @iier unO Sent. gs iDtroe ei1t
erbebliber sa6idooen anseridtet;
brct SSrouel bier Ntdnner un0 orei
ainoer murOen ourd 9onbenluiirfe
getGtet.
2olt0on, 7. W3dr5. Die oret
6eutiden JluaBeuge, ineGde Conn
tag iladt Die 9ltfiiite Gftglnn0s arl-
qriffen, fnrnen gemeinlon itbers
W1eer, treauteu iih aber an Der eng
liIhen SiiIte. gld)t Counties MIR
ben BON ibuen beimgeiudt; Der gr6B-
te Shaoen iultrOe in 9orfibire Count
tn ongerihtet. Gin Ding lit iider:
5dneeftiirrne baben fiir Ste Selt-
Idlen SSlug3engc feline Shrefei1 Oenn
ais fie on Der engliidben aiiite elm
trafen, berridlte elm itorfes S6uee-
treiben, 0os oie 5hig8elige ober fei-
nesmegS gu belaitieen ibien.
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SpaniId)er 0ampfer
(autt auf jellenrif!
600 1erionen iollen babel nmsefOm-
men ieiu, Opf iiaO bic gtad)s
ridten luiOeripredenS.

Santo8, 9raltIiell, Z. 0tars. -
Ser ipaniide Gaiiagieroanpfer
4rincipe De 9litltias lief unlpeit Der
Strife 9raiiliens auf ein 5elienriff
uno perionf irulerholb fiinf Wtinrten.
Bon Der N}nnni6oft muroen S6 nnO
bon Oeu Boiingieren 81 in 5mltos
gelonDet. (sontoS lit cine Safen-
itoot oes braiiltulii9en Stantes Sao
EauIo auf 0sr sSnieI Gao 8icente.) }
gfio be syoneiro, 7. @idr5. is
miro 6efiir6tet. oaB bel Dem S6ei-
tern pes paniiden gnutpfers 9rin-
cipc 0e 9liturias 600 8erionen er.
trunfen iin0. g&adDen oaS 5diff
aulgerannt mar, oerlno6te es ii6
MN luelliqe 0linllten iiber 8niier al
balten, looaB MIR penige Rettungs.
boote flott gerna1t meroen fuitnten.
Wlun bat cine 9ln5aDl 0anpfer nod
Der ltngliidsitdtte geiauOt. I'M lleber-
Iebenoe olBuneblren.
guenos glgres, glr9entinien,, T.
MARS. Die bieligen 4eeuteu Der
ipaniid)en Grams gltldntN 2inie iit0
in aeuntlus gcieet moroen bnB bel
Dem untergang Oe8 Qampiers Grin-
cipe DC 2liturioS iiber 100 9Serionen
ibr 2eben perlorel baben. l9o aber
@in3elbeiten ilber Die Stataitropbe
fcbleb glnlbt man, oob Die Sabl Der
grtrnnfenen unoleih grober lit.
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oIIe @eriu1e Der 3eutiGen, bon Der
ero6erten Stellilng aus meter Dors
5uoringelL bo6 ben 5ran3oiet Oer.
eiteIt lpuroen. @nlmal Duroe 0elt.
I1e Syifahterie aus einent eroberten
S1ilBengrdben ipieoer bertrieben;
aud Derri9tet Die iran8oiiihe 2[rtil-
lerte i'm adnpfe aegen Die 8eittihen
nor5iiglide Gienite. (8oblgenlerft
oas lit Der offi3ieIle frnnsoiiide
8eriht; Der oelltihe miro poBlpeis-
lid llliterorilft 0enn Der 8ortlailt
paBt 0en gllliierten nibt in ben
&ranl; iiber aber lit, 0nB Die oeut-
idlen Grfolge lneleid GROCER gene.
ien, pie iie I'M fran3oiiiaen 8eri6t
ongegeben.)
Sffi8ica iagen sic 6randoien:
RodDem Die frun3oiiiben 5tellrngelt
5iuii6en 8etbincollrt lao Der W2noS
in energiider 8eiie beidoiien poroen
iparen ieete Oelitide sSnfonterie 3lnt
Sturm al uno eroberte ooS ungefdbr
ne1n W2eilen norbpeitIiA bon Ser
onn gelegene 3orf 6orges. gIber
nid)t 5ufrie0en nit oieiem grfolge,
itiirn1tc Die feinolide SSnidilterie ges
gen Die 2'Gie @0ben all in Der glb-
iid1t, ben 5ein0 auh bon BORT 3lt
nertreiben. Die 6ron5oien aber bat
ten ibre Gtelliutgen an gut gelpdblt
uro iporfen bic 9lngreiier bel einent
ipuftigen @egenangriff IN Das 3orf
5ltritd nno perbilloerten einen lpei-
teren 9urhbru9gnerilid) 0esielben.
Ger rehte nR0 liufe S5lngel Der
fransoiiihel aonlpfltaie iuurOe nabe
Dem 9jerg Selltil utD Wlaiiens DC
Champagne ongegriffeit. gllI Ser
eritgenonnten Gteae mlr0eu Die
9eltti6eu ON Berlailen ibrer
SdilsengrGben perbinoert, bel Mai-
ions oeS Champagne aber eritilrnt.
ten iie einen feiriolihen .Sdiiben.
era6en ua0 iesten itf] in oerlieIbea
felt.
ssn ben 9lrgonnen iprengten oie
6ranaoien cine borgeihobeue oeltibe
SteIllne fmbe Gourtes Gbuuiiees in
Die 2uft uno beieBten eil1en SeiI oeS
&roters. slobe Saitte Gbobuitdee
nabnlen bic Geutlrben nle9rere 0ti-
nenipreugrugell ppr uno eroberten
ipGter einen Seil Der fron50iiihen
Shiisengrabelt; bon ms allsgefiibr.
te @egenangrifie ober maren inio,
ipett tpirfidnl, OoB mir Die glngreifer
mieoer gum GeiI aus ben 5dliiseh-
erdben binallsparfen. (g8er es Der-
itebt, 5tpiiden ben .3eiIen 5u Ieielt,
uuB 5ur erfenitnis folumen, oaB
Die sSron5olen eiuen jmnmerbo1en
Gag eebabt baben oeun iie utiiiiet
nnunupunoen 5ugeben. haB iie bon
ben 8elitiden OIL ollen 8unften Der
8eitfrout geidloeen moroen iin0.)
Sic heioerieitige 9lrtiIlerie feuert
unaiifborlih, al bebentenOen SSnian.
teriegeiehten tam es nur BET 6orges.
(llno bort 1T es Den SSrar3oien ber8.
Iid id)le6t erg1ngen.) SiiOneitti9
bon 0tet nabe Bout 0eouiion, I'M.
terbieIt Die irdi5oiiide gfrtiIlerie anf
Die oeiltihcn 5teIllngen elm mr.
filngsnplles 5euer ~
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gnf ser 9aaO ucrnn0laft.

0rano Sslauo, lteb.. I Wars.
Ger Seidnom oes 552 Sabre alteH
5nrmers 6 Geeoer pltroe geitern in
scr 9t1be uon Cairo 9ieb, genln-
Den. Die 5dIftc ieines aopies
NOR 6nrd eineu ShrotidnB pegge-
ihoiieu. Geeoer mar alIf Die Soien-
icgo gegangen. ltno man gIaubt,
0nB Elm llniaIl borliegt s
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iSrnnapienfliener ii6er Nlek.

glnniteroam 7. altdr3. 6ran8o-
.itide 5lieger babeu geitern 0ret
SmtptfortS bel Ntet beidoiien uno
i6leuoerten meGrere 8onben nllf ei-
nen oeutihen MunitiDn83ug, Der iid
ouf oeut @ege nod ben 0elltlderl
SteIlunqen Dor @eroln befdnO. 9ie
iSronsolen beDmlpten, an ben Sorts
groBen 5daben augeridtet 5l baben.
(g}atiirlih, Die 6ran5oien ba6en be-
fanrtliA INNER &olltreffer gu per-
5eidnen)