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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19
Scr arieg.
9Qiif5ug bcr Jnn,dnen ,t,,h 9tniIcn
artet IN fppHDie Dlttdjt aus.

8erlin, IL. Sept. SclDmarl6aa
b. Wadcnicn, 8cfeblsbaber Ser Srllpz
pen Der Mittelniebte i'm 8alfan, bat
Ben 8nmanen llnp 8uiien IN Ser 9uz
brrbld)a cine entldeipenbe giieberlage
beigebradt nnb perfol9t Tic jebt, lprroe
9citcrn bon ber Deutl1et Speereslei@
tllng beribtet.
8erlin, 1S.gept. (iiber 2pnopn.)
Nadcnlen leet ieine @erfolsllns Ser in
Den lebten Speratinnen gel6lagcnen
9ulicn rnb Nlimdnen in Scr rllmaniz
icgen Erobi15 @obrubIba fort, mclDet
Der geitern in 8erlin bon Ser oeutlden
9eeresleituns nusscsebenc gngesbez
ridt. Ser 8erid)t lautet: Sd
.Sn Giebcnbiiraen febcn hie.s9t,ts
'ndtcn ibren @orntarldj ecsen bas
8ebict bon &ofel slt beibcn geitcn
nnb obcrbalb bon S5efclpubz z8arbelD
fort.
Berlin, 1s. Sept. (iibcr 2pr1bon,
5:55 ghn.) Sic Gberte @cercsIeitung
fiinbigte belltc an, bab Die Grllppenzl
madt in Git Mlnudnien @eritdrfllnz
gen erbalten bat. Sic slr,nee Madc,,z
lens babe ei,te lid) iiber bie gauge
(altr,lmdnilde) 9pbrltblda erltrez
denbe 2il1ic cirise Meilcll liibli9 Scr
Gilenbabn bon Gpnltanba nad Scr
9nnau inne.
Sic Stellun9en Der gleicbfalls per@
Itdrttcn rulnaniid ruliilc]cn srmee
befinoen iid) allf eincr2inie. sic Iit) bon
9tan6opa on Der 9onau, 8 Meilen
llnterbal6 BET giienbabnfreu5ung, bis
11ad Tropabin, II Meilen iiibDltli6
bon Nncbpba, crltrcet.
rgalfa1zSront: slrlnecsrllppc Maz
feniens: Sic @erfol9ltns bes Seinbcs
in Bet 9pbruolda batert fprt.
.8a5eopnild]c Sront: gs fat iid
nid)ts bon belonberer @i1tiefeit auz
getra9en. gereil,5eltc feinblicbe slnz
griffe m Ser Mpglena Sront nnb
norppeltlib ppn Sabinos Z See ipltr@
Den ab9eldlagen. 8alpala luirb ppnl
Wseere aus belboilcn."
2uftansrtffe IN Muma@
nien.
8crIin, tS. Gcpt. Gin amtlider
Beribt, Der geltcrn in Berlin ansgez
geben tpltrbe, melbet:
.9eutld]c @aiierflls5cllse 9riffeu
crfol9rei6 oie @abnarIagcn llnb
fcinblihc 3plpnnen in ser 1,Drblidcll
9pbrubl6a an.
Gin feinOltbes @alierfIueseu9se@
idlpaber an BET &iiltc bor Sl5la lpalr<
De belbpilen. gines Ser 8allcrflu9z
5eusc lpurbe getroffen. sl(le nnlere
Slus5eugc fcbrtcn MULTIPLICATION GUT
rid"
Ser rllmdniidc @eri6t.
8ufareit, 1S. Sept. (iiber 2pnz
bon.) Ser geitern in 8lfareit aussc~
gebcne amtlide gerid)t ,nclbet:
nsln Sen nDrblibcn unb nprbipcltli=
1en Srpnteu lebten mir ln1eren 8pr<
marld fort. Mab &fcn babcn ipir
8pn,orrpiu, @ln,as, @oebalpn nnh
So9aras belebt, ipobei 5ebn Gffisiere
1lnb 900 Walu1 gefansen llnb biel
Nlaterial erbclttct tunrbc.
ntSn Streir Gbale oaueru beftige
Sample fort. 9ran1 1SDbe, iiiolid bon
8arltlmarc, oas fiir5lidl Icinen gc=
fiber seipeblelt bat, bleibt ilt llnelreu
Sodnben. gSir nabmcn 76 @cfanscne
.sln Ser Siibfrpit mar slrtillcries
fampf an BET 9onal. ltniere 9attez
rien berIenften an Ser Ntiinbuna oes
2om sipci NIT 0'unition belabent
8arfen.
uSn ser 9obrllSi@a lparen admpf'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19
Sic s1eilnug BET Grbe
nad) Dem &rieg.
Ser 2Dauenantbeil nntiirlid) fit bas
ni,nmeriatte Gnslanb.
GmslanO idafft Sreibanbel ab, bafiir
bDSe Sd,utsDllc.

@ulbinston 3. g., IS. Sept.
Sic Gintbeilung aller 2anocr Ser @elt
in Dfonpniide @inheiten, Sic bllrh
Sdus5olle bon einanbee eeidieaen ltnb
ais Gerbiinoete, SreuHoIib yieltraie.
llnfreunbtidl Neutrale nnb 6eilloe
Grpbbritanltiens besetfnet mcrbeu
louen, ipiro in Dem ourdereifenolten
Grogramnt cmpfoblcn. bas bisher in
@erbinbuns nit Ben englil6en 9anz
bclsplaneu nab Dem arieee in Ben
&ereinigten Staaten befanut getpprs
nen lit. Ser 9eridt iltsSboi1 Ser 2nils
bpner S5aK4 e 'sfuntn, 9tiisgeurbetttt
fpnrben. lin hiele s orbelspldne fir
hie ipirtbIhaftlideu sle5iebrn9en 5lpi@
|1den SEN einselnen Sdnbern nad bent
arieee 5u perlpirflieben, empfieblt oie
ensliId)e oul1pelsfarnmer in einent
Inbang 5u ibrcn1 9crieht bic slbldafz
fune aler @ertrdge nit hen umeiItbcz
9iinitieten stationen", oarlnter aud
nit Ben @ereinistcn Stanten.
Ser Sreibalbel, Gnslanbs biItpriz
lhe @irtbidaftspplitif (?), ipll uah
pielem seridt abgelhofit mo einc
Meibe abgeltllfter Sarife llno 3Dllc
auf ser @rlnbleec Der altgcnbliflieleu
@ruppiruug Der Madtc in slnlpcuz
hung sebrudt mernen. S}ad) pberz
| fladIiher Sdasllns her &crfailer ocs
@eridtes, miirpe bic sluf9abe oes
Srinsips bes Srcibonoels uno oie
slnnabnc eil1cs sdllls5nlle5 ldbrlich
etlra 375, 100000 Yfuno abiperfen.
Niit belpnberem siadprutf miro Bic
Gegicrrns hapor sclparnt, cs 5llsllz
IaHen, oob neutrale 2iroer in oie
Gage gelcst lperbeu, giinbi1i1le NIT bel
Seiupen @rnBbritanlliens sllnSdaoell
bes en9lilden 6anbel5 naG Dem &rie@
ee 5u idaIieBen.
Sic euglilhe 8eltberricfaft auf
bcn Soanoelssebiet lriirbe ferncr, ip
rdtb Set @crie1t ON, gefDrnert lperoel
tnnnen, lpelu cine eriinolidc &eorgaz
! l1iiation pes &onllllaroienltes ppr9c@
l1prnnnen lmb Elm Soaubclsminilterillm
aeariinoet iperben irilrbe, bas i'm &u@
binett perteten iein lnll. Serner Ipll
Inasu Sic @riinS,tng elmer grpbeu Genz
tralfrehitbalf beitragen. Sic @erbiinz
beteu @nglanbs lpilrhen eriucbt rer<
ben gneIanps sdiffabrt ln1o ensliz
iden grseusuiilen Sen GorSltg 5ll Sc
ben ltno sen Sd3iffen Scr fcinolichcl
2anoer auberprbentlid} bpbe @ebilbrel
alti5uerlcsen. Serner lpll es Sen I'm
terthunen ser nit @nelanp in ariel
bcfinblid,er 2duDern berbntet iein
ald) nod bem &riege ohnc amtllh'
2isenS in @n9lanb 81 leben pscr mi
@nelano 0anbelsbesi siebun9en ultfrcdtti
sucrbultcn mnD Sen 1llslanpildleu Sir:
men miro nllr se9en ointcrlesltn(
eil,er srpben 9iirgldaft geitattet iper:
ben. i'll gnslanp seidaftlide Se5ieb'
nnseu nllfrecft sll erbalten.
| ssn @ a / + ing ton perluutet, ral
lid fllrs nadb 8efunntlpcroeu oieles
I8erihtes ser 2onboner $ounocIstan:
In,er bereits pas lebbuTtete SntereIl
.|nnter amerifaniibeu @eld)aftslelttcl
i fir Sic @ntlpiflllngen in oielcr sln9e:
lIenpnhrit bemerfbnr ncn,rcft but.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19
9iensta9, ben 49, scptembcr 1916
bisen 5ebIi6lag, nit susnabme eli
'1es fleinen unbeoeltenoen Grfol9es
Bel Qipnicabplna.

pl9en SeDtlcDld9, INIT NuslldDnc eli
,,es fleinen unbcbeutenben Grfp(aes
bel Qipnicaoplna.
19as slci1e sdidial traf fcinb-
lide angriffe segen unlerc scmein@
fame 5rontlinie 5ipilden 3boroc uno
Dem obercn 3ertb. 9anf ser erfolgz
rciben 3ulammenarbeit unierer ssn@
fanterie nnb slrtiaeric ipurbe Ser
Scinb iiberau abseidlascn.
"9ie8ulien 9lallbtcn einen n1eiltcr<
9uftcn sdlag bel 2ll5f sesen Dic arz
nice unter General Scrsctans8fp gu
fiibren. 0tit piciem 3icl iparfcn lie bie
neu beritdrfteu @arbctrllppen, perz
miId)t nit anberen Srnppenfrdften in
Den aampf. Sic Nl1llcn itiir,nten in
5ablreiden slngriffslpellcn eegen Ben
Srpntabldnitt ppr. Ser bon General
bon Der Maripie befebltet lpirb. sn
ocn mcilten Sdllcn brahcn Die ieinbz
lihen &olonnen bor Sen 9rabtberbauz
Ell 5alianunen, icbub selaus es ibnen
an cinigen Ellnften, in nniere stel<
lungen ein5uoringen. Sn @eeenangrifz
fen lpurben lie lpieebr pertricben."
Getrufrltmmer gcridt.
Eetrofrumnt,1 M, 1s. Sept. (iiber
2onSpn.) Scr seitcrn ausgeeebcnc
amtlide ruiiilde gerift melbcte:
1@eltlide (ruIlildle) Sront: Sn,
8ebiet lilblicb bon 8rcsanD, am redz
ten llfer bes 3lott 2ipa bauern bart
nadige &anpfe fort. l1nlerc Gruppen
pertrieben Sen sseinb uno nabmen
eincn Sbeil ieincr steIllnsen uno
nabmen bier5ebn Sffisiere uno 537
tiirfilfe Iruppen 9cfansen. Ser Sseinb
bat bel 8alic5, lpo Ser aampf l,oob i'm
Gange lit, bereits 1dipere @crllntc crz
littcn nl1b bat bereits etlpa 3174 &C.
fangcne IN unleren @dnben selaileu.
Sic 8efangcncn linb alsldliebli9
8eutlde, barltrter 81 Gffisiere. ggir
erbenteten 20 sWaldinengeluebre unb
sipei SdiitcnsrabenlnDrler. (???)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19

snit feinblither @orbut. Seinnlide sslie~
ser iparfen 9bnben auf Gonitanba,
toOteten 5pci giuippbner ltnbl pertpul1z
bcten bier
/ 2pn opHM 1s. gept. Cine Gepez
lc]e ,nelbet an Bic 1ilncs aus Sen, rlll@
l1lcbelt @al,ptalartier nnter Sem SUI
tlln1 bpn1 sonntag, baB Sic rulli1dzruz
'nantid1elr gruppen iii Ser @pbrllo5da
lpetter 5uriidfallcn llnb an elmer tar
ten 2inte bon @alppo 1,a6 Ellsla gtelz
lung 9cnpm1ncn babcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19
Scr srpte eies ~, '':ns ibtr g}nna=
neu nnb yuilen.
9rcibt TT raittoier Nerfol9un8 bic syeimoc an Die
60 MeiIem suriid.
aae Nusre oer Nnden at Der Ofion nit idwen getluen
fit Die An9reier ab9ei9laseu.
Nad bgcn &apfc an her snmcrpn ba6en bic 2eud c
fer eeranmt; Gpmbs md felt ibrcm Seit

Ser n9 WMdcncns ber iberpaloeubcr cr
peercn gerau Der gcrpgung s ebno aroseu sn
nbrcn mcer Die gauge &ric9sugc bcnlulen mag @n Scr
Spnme ale Nngrie Der Ser oanscu srout
ole @n9ffe Der 9uen bug algeldagen. Sranpen uo sr
ten baudcn did flene grfpge 3 arpcn ieoen
af - fonerer5 Der sfanbrabiden de acae, nele
Observation-Disclosures proteiren. gpp uieber eb bao
t. Ser Suftrcg 5u Gmiten ber 9cutldcn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19
Qonooner San0elsfaulmer iiber Tertbeilnug
beS @eltbQn0els na0 Oem Griege,
9te Sonoomer Nfefierldfs uouen iid) osn soipem=
antbeil iidJerm
Dsleoer euer soBn Grprerbanoe gnnoes @eempolei
in Chicago oiuset gemad.
Der bentgn gormaGl III cp Yprf miro
nit grpRem sntereNe cntsegengeiebcn

faden gamstoa Nadmttag graIon 16acp 9an"
critic gSablfeogsreSe balta Srabcnofntrc gorf
ann Gomerstag Spnlpatbic sf glr6eierz
nonen giep gors ubren. Nad Sbafmg @lgiebern
@rprelebaoe IN G6taao
gmbes @ebempoi5iten @erfotunsen oorgcnon1n poroen
au Den S9enen Ser @preer6an0e 9Souar0 aefa6nz
Bet &aa ansri G9ibua6ua Garran3a General
Srepino abseidesen. Sic sano @iuas miro 6eftg bog
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19
9ic sage, an Der otttro.,t.
&miIcn crleiben bci slmsriffcm id,uere
9Ncberlaacm.
S rpn t NIB c L d II S e t

y rp1lf II l1bc | q II , c I t.
Berlin, 1S.sept. (iiber 9pnopr.
sln grpBen sbldllitten Ser ruIlilden
Sront in 9iuBlanb unb @alisien lino
idmcrc Sffenliboperatipnen Ser 9tuIIe,1
i'm Gauge, meloete Sic beutlhe Sce<
rcslcttltng gcltcrn. sic 0ttIcn crlitte,,
aabcrltleflspe II ,al,rs
|grttfcn, bclonbs;e on elmer esront pp,l
nabc5l1 brei5ebns Reileu bel 3atrrse,
lpcltlid) bon 8iabilnir : ggolnusfi.
gngrtffe 5lpilden 3ert6 rl,o Irbpa,
nprblid bpn 3bproip, bradcn sallams
men unb ruliildbe Sturlnangriffe in
Den aarpatbel1 lparcn .frnhtlps. Scr
geridt lautct i'm gin5elncn:
vSront ppn Nrin3 2eopolo bon
8apern: SIN Der aal15en Sront iiiolid
bon 9insf lit cine @erltdrfltns Des
ulilild)en Selcrs ipabrne6nbur
~8cltlicb bon 2u5f mac)te Ser Seinb
am Wpr9en, Nadmittag lmb slbeno All
elmer 5lpan5ig @ilpn1cter breiten Ssrpnt
ppn 3atllr5e an Ser Surta bis na6
! 9pltpmptp Insriffc ecsen Gruppcn
|nntcr bcm Sberbefebl bon General
Sersctans5fp lnb General bon Ser
Marlpie nit itarfen streitfraften, bie
in 5ablreidcn gn9riffsfolonnen pprz
aaltiir,ntel1. @eibe @aroefnrps befan~
pen lih unter btclen Sruppen. Ser
slnltllrm ldlu9 bpllIta,lbig ltnter Sen
l6iperlten @erlllltcn fcbl.
vsln Scr Srnnt bnn 4 General
@pcbm Z @rnolli 5lpilcben 3ertb uno
Strbpa, nDrblieb bpn 3borplp. bra1en
Die frdfti9iren slngriffe auf Sic beut=
| Ild)en 2inien untcr General bon Chen
5nlammen..
uSront BON gr5ber5us aarl 6ral15:
In ltnb nltlief bon ber Iarainipfn
ididte Der Scinb cine itarfe Madt
5llm slnariff bpr rnD mtdte mebrcrc
perscblibe slnsriffc sesen unierc
2il,ien. sdlieblit1 brangte CT sic
Srpnt cine fltr5e Strecfe 5urIf.
o9lbrblid pp,, Gtanislau purbe
Gin rullilher SGeilan9riff 1ah einen,
fur5en g}abfampf 5llriidecldlasen.
nsn Sen @urpatben mari ser Seinb
bergebens Sturiufplonnet gcgen nnz
lere gtellunsen gu beiben @eiten bon
2nhppa. Sier nnb an ben @rer5b1ben
ipeltlid] bon ghiputb ltnn liibtpeltlih
npl, 9orna @atra ipatrbe er allf's blu@
ti9fe abgcIdlagcn."
Ser @iener 8cridjt.
gSien, 1S. Sept. (iiber 2pnbon.)
Ser 9citcrn in @ien bon Ser Sbcrlten
9ceresleitllns aussesebene 8eridt
lncloete BON Ser ruliilcben Sront 6olz
I9enbcs:
vSiibDitlid bon Soilacs bradten nnz
lsariide 1rlppcn llnb oentld)c slbtbeiz
hli,sen einen sIn9riff gum erfolsrcidcr
INb11luB. SIN Ser 0itlihe,1 Sront mads
lte Der Seiro 9citern alBerorbentlihe
Inltren9nnaclt, llnlere aen1einiante
Srpntlinie 5lt erldiittern. Sic &a,npfe
enbeten iibcral sll llnlercn 8unlten.
4 nSront ppn gr5berSps &url: sln=
l9riffe,. sic bon Sen 9tlilen nit iiber=
leecncr Sruppen5abl i'm @ebiet liibs
|neitlicb bon 9prna 9cnadt ipltrben
.|iinb NIT Itblpcrcn @erllliten fir bit
9}u1len iiberaIl abeelblage,t inorbe,
unb brabteu benlelben einen hpll ltau.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19
3ur 9ispuiition seitellt.

Imlterp 5 a M, iiber 2orhpn, 1s.
Sept. 8ie Sic v6ranfflrter 3eitung"
lnelbet, lit Ser aon,maubelir bes bier
scbntcn beutlbcn Nrmeeforps, General
bon 8ainiid, sur 9ispolitipn aeitellt
iporben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19

@eredtigfeit lit. mas aelpiilc
@erridaftem bon ibrcn 9sebcnnlell-
lden foroern.
a)Gt Sen 8iiteru gebt's iuic nit
|ulten Srellnoeu: crit ipenu man ppn
linen getrennt lit, 9lnubt mon lie niht
entbebren 81 tDnnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-19
Ste cage an Der @eittro,,ts
slae ansriffc abseidJlagcm, iuat 8erlir
Sran5oienunb 5 Sriten n lp 0 +
leu Grfolg erruneen
ia b e II.

. - u II II II % III II 10 o II
leu Grfola -errllngen
ben.
i 8se Rim. 1S. Sept. (iiber Qpuz
ipDn.) Ger geifern BON Ser. Gberlten
9eeresleltung aus9egebene 8eridt
lnelDet: Sdllpere Sample bauern an
Der g . NJ lne Z Sr.oalt fort, iebpd
lpnroen lpeiterc britiIde 9lngriffc bnrd)
Die beutl6e Artiuerie nit lrbfpcren
gerlulten fir bic ansreifenpen @treite
frdfte abgeldlasen. 3er9eridt lautet:
nNn Der Sront gr5ber5ogs slbrcdt
bon &iirttemberg llno am nDrblidcn
sSliiseI Der Srpnt bes, aronprinsen
Nuppredt balert lebbafte aampfz
tbatisfeit fort.
1G1e 8an1pfe on Ser gpnrnte nebz
men etren normalen &erlallf. N1rbz
lid) ppnt Slub iino ole sngriffe blllz
tig abgcidlagen iporbe,1. 8ei fleinell
brittlben Stellungen bel bgpur Gouz
lcttc, bel 6lers ltnb ,2esbpuefs banern
Die &anpfe fort. gtDrblib bon Gui(z
lers geipannen mir in lln1eren1 sln=
|griffe einige @ortbcile.
oSiiblib bpn ser Spu,l,1e enttpidel-
ten itd9 feinc Ingriffc, nbpdl ballert
oas Grtilleriefeler obnc l1ntcrbrecbung
fort"
gcrlin 18. Sept. (iiber 2on@
bon 5:55 911n.) Ser, belltige Tagesbez
|ridt Der Gberltcn Soeereslcitlng mclz
Bet bie slufsabe Scr Sg6rfer @crnn llnb
8e1tecollrt, llno Der Shiibengrdben
Slpilhcn 9nrlellg 1no @erl,tunopillcrs,
iiibIi6 Der Son,,re. 9iDrblih bergnn,z
me, iagt ser 8eridt, nqln,cn sic
&fe cine fit sic @eutlhen giinltiz
Ice gnt1picflung.
9aris mclbct Grfplgc.
Garis, 1S. Sept. (iiber 2pllbpn.)
Ser geltern slbenb in Yaris ausgegez
benc Sagesbericbt melbet:
u9lDrblid bon Der 'Gpn,,ne but unz
Icre slrtillerie oeutlde Stellungen
pabreno oes Cages beidpiien. siibz
lid Der Spnt,nc sriffcn mir au meb=
rerer Gtenelt ON lrub en5ielten bcbels
tenbe 8eiui,1ne. 3as 9prf @ermnnz
bopillers lll,b 8ernp, bic mir nur tbeils
Iipei1e bielten, ipltrbeu in eiuem altss
ge5etdneten slnsriff iuiebererobert
ginise perein5elte Asln,fte halten nod
ans.
Ser 9aa5e 9obe1 sipiiden gerz
lntdlbpbiaers unb 9enieco,lrt. lpipte
5lpil6e1 3eniernlrt nnp 8ernn III
nah ber5peifelteu &dmpfen in uniere
&Sinbe 9efallen. Sci 8eniecpurt ii
her &anpf mod im @nnge 3tpilder
8crnb llnb 8arlell5 l,dbn1ei, mir ci,,t
Mnsabl Sdiieensrdben. slIe pcrircb=
ten feillbliden Gesennnsriffe bra6e1
am Mbenb llnterfhipereu belttfden@cr=
|luiten inter inherent slrtilleriefcuel
l5ulummen.
v@isber ipllrben 700 beutlde. I'M:
periplinoete @efallsene, bnrllnter flint:
| 5ebn Sffi5iere, ae5dblt. sln ser iibri.
gen Srrnt lpar Die iibIid]e @cldie:
bung.
fee.~lS.L,..,~ >,.s Nn:l. ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-06
CHASED BY SUBMARINE
Survivors of Sunken Ships on Board
karnak, Panic Stricken.

Marseilles. Jan. 6.-The French
steamer Karnak, carrying $50 passen-
gers, was chased all night in the
Mediterranean by a submarine, but
eluded it and arrived here today. She
brought survivors from the British
steamers Middleton and Abelia, sub
marine victims.
The submarine abandoned the
chase at dawn today. When the Kar
max put into Marseilles many of the
passengers were hysterical from
fright.
THE submarine sighted US about
dusk last night" said one of the
Karnaks officers. The captain or
dered full steam ahead and we raced
through a heavy storm, our bow split
ting big waves.
Passengers and crew of the Mid
dleton and Abelia, having just escaped
from their sunken vessels, were so
terror stricken their plight was pitt
full.
THE submarine was a big boat
about $50 feet long. Apparently she
was as fast as we were. but the big
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SHUN THE DANCE
Ford Peace Party Misses Rare
Copenhagen Treat.
AiriIy Clad Classic Dancers Too
Much for Rev. Jones.

Copenhagen, Jan. 6.--Because some
airily clad classic" dancers were on
the program. the Ford peace party
will not attend reception arranged
by the local society of Esperantists, it
was announced today.
Had the matter been put to a vote,
the invitation probably would have
been accepted by an overwhelming
majority. But the Rev. Jenkins Lloyd
Jones and other members of the steer
ing committee, decided classic dane
ing not strictly symbolical of the peace
movement.
The Danish delegation to The Hague
peace conference is nearly completed
Sven Lange, the novelist; Olaf For
chamer, president of the Copenhagen
peace society: and Commodore Blume,
African explorer, are the most promi-
nent personages.
Several American delegates, now
thoroughly saturated with homesick-
ness, are preparing to leave the Ford
party and sail direct form Copenhagen
for America.
There is a possibility that the eXpe-
dition may not proceed through Ger
many to The Hague tomorrow. Rex
ford Holmes, who was discharged as
head of the expeditions stenographic
department. has threatened to hold
the party here by instituting legal
proceedings unless certain remarks al
legged to have been made about him
by members of the steering committee
are retracted.
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BIRTHS REPORTED

Six girls and five boys is the record
made today at the office of the city
clerk where the birth certificates are
filed. The certificates show the fol-
lowing births:
To WILLIAM JACOBS and wife,
1873 Garfield, Dec. 81, a girl.
To FREDERICK w. KELLER and
wife, 500 West Fifth street, Jan. ., a
boy.
To WALTER W WHITEHEAD and
wife, 2S1S Kentucky avenue. January
4, a boy.
To GEORGE SCHLOETZER and
wife. Topeka, Dec %. a boy.
To PETER HOLSMAN and wife,
HOS Seward. Jan. 5. a boy.
To. CHAS. H. LUCIA and wife, 1894
North Taylor, Jan. 4, a girl.
To IRA E. SIMPSON and wife, sos
Lane, Jan. 8, a boy.
To ALBERT KAHLER and wife,
547 Scotland. Dec. 80, a girl.
To EUGENE McBROOM and wife
429 Leland, Dec. 81. girl.
To EVAN J. THOMAS and wife, To-
peka, Dec. %, a girl.
To ROY PETERSON, and wife, All
Scotland, Dec. %, boy.
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CHOSEN ON EXPERIENCE
Attorney Bats of Texas Resents
Statement of New Haven Counsel.

New York, Jan. 6.-Beginning the
final summing p for the government
at the trial of the II former directors
of the N. Y, N. H. & H. road, R. L.
Bats. chief federal counsel. took We
hement exception today to remarks
made by the defense that he had been
chosen to prosecute the case because
he had been, in Texas. a law part
ner of Attorney General Gregory.
Mr.. Gregory" he said knew I
had experience in Sherman law cases.
And it is not true. as has been said
by Mr.. NicoH, that this is the most
important case I've had" He resent
ed also the remarks that, as a Texan,
he had come to New York to put
some of it's leading citizens in Jail
They continually harp on the fact
that l am not a citizen of New York
and I'M. Nicoll suggested that if he
went to Texas to prosecute a similar
case he would nave to go armed"
said Mr.. Bats. ''I think those re-
marks are unbecoming, especially in
view of the fact that everything that
is great in New York mas come from
the outside. There may have been
gunner and gangsters in Texas once.
Mr.. NicOll doubtless bases his judg-
ment on his experience with that sort
of persons in his own city"
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A DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the woman's dread when she
gets up in the morning to start the
days work oh how my back aches"
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taken today eases the backache of to-
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taking GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil
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and be permanently free from wrench
ing, distressing back pain. But be
sure to get GOLD MEDAL. Since
1886 GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil has
been the National Remedy of Hol-
land, the Government of the Neither
lands having granted a special char
ter authorizing its preparation and
sale. The housewife of Holland would
almost as soon be without bread as
she would without her Real Dutch
Drops" as she quantity calls GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules. This
is the one reason why you will find
the women and children of Holland
SO sturdy and robust
GOLD MEDAL are the pure, origi-
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direct from the laboratories in Haar-
GOLD MEDAL. Look for the name
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gists in sealed packages at 25c, soc
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do not help you. Accept only the
GOLD MEDAL. All others are imi-
tations.-Advertise
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ONLY ONE is CROWDED
Governor Cappcr Has Visited IL State
Institutions In a Year

OF seventeen institutions inspected
by him, overcrowded conditions exist
only at the Parsons state hospital for
epileptics, according to a statement
today by Governor Capper. Ample
room will be provided for the 523 pa
tients at Parsons, the governor decIar-
ed. as soon as the new $4,000 cottage
is completed
Management of the Parsons insti-
tuition was highly commended by the
governor who returned today from his
inspection of the institution. DR.. NJ. L.
Perry the superintendent, has been
in charge of the hospital since it's es-
Establishment twelve years ago.
This is another institution that has
always been remarkably free free DO
litical meddling." said the governor in
Parsons. 'Dr. Perry knows his bust
ness and has put the hospital on a
high plane. He is recognized through
out the country as an expert. Kansas
was the first state to separate the
epileptic from the insane. Now other
states are adopting the plan"
The Parsons institution is built on
the cottage plan and the 523 patients
are required to take much outdoor
exercise. Fully two-thirds of the in
mates are men and boys. A 640-acre
tract of land ner Parsons is owned bv
the state and is sued for a hospital
site.
Governor Capper's visit to the Par
sons institution was in connection
with his visit to the convention of the
state Anti Horse Thief association. He
spent several hours at the state hos
pital and talked with a number of en-
ployees. In the year he has been in
office, Governor Capper has visited
Z state institutions