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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
neber 8Ouil

rs gibt peiiige Oinge, ii6er 6eren
@ertb zine 70 unflare 8oritequng
berrift ipic iiber Die in letter 3eit 5u
einiser geoeutl,ng seIangte Sleii6.
briibe, aud araitbriibe ober gouil.
Ion genannt. Limb aipar pebielt Die
lleberlddsung NIT Der llnterid)ds'
una glei6mabis ub bel 9aien uno
ielbit in mebi5iniiden Sreiieu. 0a
iin0 aHii6teu 81 boren: in einent
9eIIer Suppe iit 10 piel araft pie in
einem ei; ooer unlgefebrt: iie BE-
ftebe MIR aus 8aiier, oas ben Waeen
ilberfiiae. @ie 70 Oft, Iteft in ieoer
Der entgegengeieeten 9litii6ten elm
aornhen bon Der @abrbeit, perbor.
gen In elmer @olfe aus ungenaiien
aenntniiien unb uuSuoerldiiieen @e.
iiibIsitrfbeilen. 9aB trosoen Der
@ertb Der goitiuon riftig erfannt
miro, betpeiir bic aQeemeine 8erbrei.
titng Der gouiaonpiiriel. 9as SSn.
tereiie fer sIlgemeinheit III grob, Die
SeriteIlung I'M Iebbafften S6fpung,
aber Die Geibdftsgebrdube nidt i'm.
mer bic beiten, ipie neilIih IN 8e.
Observation-Disclosures intereiiont be.
leuhtet plirbe. Gs Iobnt lid nlu,
lid, NIT Der 5rage 5u beitdftigen,
neIden giniIub Die 6Ieiihbriibe auf
uniere grndbrung nro @eiunbbeit
ausiibt uno oh Der 9oliilonipiirfel
cine geeisnete aulpenSungsform bar
itellt.
Wenn man Elm Stiid GleiId in
WaFer to9t, 10 geriunt bur6 bic
SiebebiB. bas Gitpsib, Der fpi9tigite
nGbrenbe geitanbtbeil bes Sleii6es,
Gus BEN e. fan ausidliebli6 bsitebt,
dbHli6 pie beim Sartto6en Der Gier
rom Gipeibssbalt bss Glsiites se6t
aIIo 10 gut ME sarni6ts in bas
troBbem perpdnbeIt iih oies
ies aber nad einiser 3eit in cine ur=
senebm rieb,nbe, ipobli9medenbe
5liiiistsit. 9isie Sllppe obsr Sriibe
entbGIt aII.s bas, mas beim 9o6en
nes Slsii9es l6sli6 mar: Gttpus 5ett
unb 2sim baben iid beim Grpdrmen
perfliiiigt, aber nett ipibtiger limb
fir uns bic pbospboriauren Sal3e pes
5lsiifes unO elm gang ssringer S6siI
Ger gipeibitofis, Die iit bsim Grbtz
ten 5erieBen unb bic lsibt loslihen
9erubz une @eI3maditcffe liefern.
Die gbospbate iinb fir unfersn Snos
1snbou unentbebrIi6, lie biIoen. einen
tri6tieen 9eitdubtbeil bes Qe5itbins,
pas BEL isber 9lsrpenarbeit cine Rolle
IpieIt unb nebmsn Sbeil an Der bon
Seorg Sirtb seniigenb setpiiroistsn
,Iettrolptiiden Spannung Der 3ele.
Wer bic 9ebeutune Der i'm gouiIlou
inipeieneen aromutil6en geitauotbeI=
Is unieribdst, benefit cine gang man-
yeIbafte 9prIteuuus BON bem 9prgang
Der ernGbrune. sic iiben ramltb
,ine milbe gnresung. auf Die @erz
aug unb erbpbeu oas
ourd ben @ertb Der Susefii6rten gabs
rung, bob he beren Qusnusung ftsis
germ. Sbrs uubebirsts llni3Gbli9teit
Idbt lie in unferer 3eit Der aEgemeinsn
RerpOiitat bsfonbsrs ipsrtboca sri4ei-
ueu.
Dies Gbatfadsn Bat unfer antpens
lungs freubiser aisbis friib srtanut
lnb lie baben sur Seritellung bon
llsiI4ertratt aulqb sssebsn. Sn Gam
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
lseIo, Bombs uno slt.ien in glelu yori,

@sIAaiiSpayist surosH ~ s--sAH DIG
fsnttrt. @,fIa auf 9oHoon Dnren iiftig.
Eiir 80 Tass H.72K, Sidbt A-7eh; Rabe.'
anwsiiunasn t4.77. Srancs Si1f 69b,
asbd b.9lK, glari Siht 7i35, anbd Ilh,
,tronen Siht l2M, Rabel lS. 9irs Sifhi
SEQ. 9abel s.8s, Rubef SiHt 81; Rabsl
S24; 6ifter.Sarrtn 5sHe, RsIifanii Af
Golars 46H.
aftieu niarit.-Qlm gormittass uurot
elm 7rud sum BeriauieH ausgslbt uno %
baiien ipeiisil sis Arieas.Nftien oarunftr
iu feiotn, Raj .ittaas aber frat cine gSfn,
bung sin, nobe, sls Bsluiis wifosr sufss'
mad,i purhtr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
gbicago. q. Wldrs.

g 9psins. - 3ufubr 5000;
Bull S9.60--9.70; lsi6ts s9.15-
9.75; $9.35-9.75; i9psre $3.50
$40; robe $9.30-9.45; GertsI
$7.50-S.75.
Rinppieb. = 3ufubr 1900;
glartt fart; Rattpe Beef Stiere ST.
75-10.05; Stoders unb 5sebers
$6.00-8.25; aiibe unb 9eifers $4.s
10-9.00; aalber $S.00-10.50.
9 dafe. 3ufu6r 14,000;
Martt fsit; Wetbers $S.50-9.25:
epes $6.35-8,S5; admmer 1915
lilo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
Metaa > @artt.

Rsp gort, %. MGr3.
aupfsr. = Wartt itstig; glectrO'
lntic, teinabs $28.00-28.50; far
SUM- unb ipdter $27.00-27.50.
giisn. = Wartt fsit unb nnOerdnz
bert.
3inH. = Wartt rubis; 1900.
9lsi. - $7.87.
Speltsr. = &eine Ouotirung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
efnteasr @erfebr.

SetunoGrbabnbirettor I'm Der ges
neralpsrfammlrus): ~Reine Serren
attiondre, ih tunn Sbneu bic srFrsus,
tids MittbeiIuns maiden, bob bic
gotin BON 5ipfelbauIen. felt iie iit
ben Gub perftaudi, sssrpunsen III.
unfsre8obr su benusen; eiueu iiHtrrn
quiiasier buben mir aIfO tdgIi&ls i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23

~ F-~-l-l I~f-s ~Tit'T
nirter Gut aoaf $3.50; poipbereb
$7.25; Cubes $7.55; sranuIirtsr ST..
10; Gonfsetionsrs ~ S7.15; Sff
.us $3.50; ipeiber ertra $6.70, sytra
e. $3.50 per pfunb.
MoIaffes In ifttis. - Rsin
Orleans Open Rsile 45-65e; Centric
fueaI 25-34e per Gallone.
Neis. - aouifinna, Ganeb Seob
C46ae; prima 54-53e; orhindrs
4-4ae; Sapnn 4a-51s ptr pfunb.
Dairn,grobuite
9utter. - Morii aitmIih Iebs
buft unb Feit. -Wboiemilf srtro, 40r;
GentruIiseb srtra 37Ac; GentrIi5sb
firits 34e; Sronbs Bic; Janrp Dairp
29e; qadina Stod 21a-23c per
pfunb.
adfs. - Marft itstis. Sbio 1875,
NorbiDeftIidsr 18-19ae, g2tp 2)prf
2Oas; G4psissr 30-3Se; 30. @tid
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23

- f19en. - WnDtls So.UO-
$50; Jloriba $3.00-3.50 per Rite.
erbbeeren. - Jloriba, 40
42c per Quart.
Grapefruit. = Sloriba ST.
50-3.25 per Crate.
aartoffsfn. ein6,imiias
$3.25-3.50: gobblsrs SO. 1 1926
$50 per 9bl. unb $1.10-1.12
nuf bem gslsifs. Sungs gers
nuba $7.50-S.50 bes Dbl. unb $2.s
50--2.75 per 6dnlper.
Sibtartofftfn, - DslUpare
75-85c; senntiTfs. 75-s5e per
Camper.
@urten. 5loriba ssoo-9.5o
per 9ampsr.
aten. 5loriba $1.50;
eubaniibe $1.50-2.00 per Crate
bon ie9s a6rben.
Wsibegtubem = $125-1.5o
Per Dbl.
StsdrHben. $500 per g6I.
per 8bl.
8lumtntobt California
S1.50-1.75 per fladss Crate.
Sunge Grbien. - Gloriba
Telephone $4.Oo; Suus $500 per
Camper.
araat. Wlarft f6tpdher. 9ds
niifes tpitei bon S15.00--16.00 per
son auf benz GeleiIe unb $3.50
It's per BbI. pom Store. Rotbss So.
90 per 9bI. Jloriba $2.25-2.5o PER
camper.
aobl. - $1.25 per gbl.
3piebeln. - ginbeinif6e esls
be $2,5o-3.00; freibs $2.50-3.00;
per God bon 100 pfuHS. Sss3pi.bsln
s.l6e S2.10-2.25. ipsib. $2.75-
200 per gu.
Sptnat. - ssras. s1.25-1.35
per 9u.
Grins gobueu. Jloribn.
$2.5o--3.00 per 5ampsr.
aarotien. = Ginbsimifde 90t
-$1.00 per Blu.
Rptbe RIbsn. - Giitli6s 40
-45e per Dussnb giiubsl.
3anbprobutte.
Stu. - go. / 3imptbp 5000
20.50; Ro. 2 5imotbn S1S.OOE18.s
80; go. 5imothp $16.00-16.50;
No. ssmii6ter Rles $16,50-17O0;
Ro. 2 DO. $14.50-15.0O; Ro. l &lss
$11.50-12O0; Ro. 2 Rice $3.50
1000; Sieiiges alGfalfa $11.0O-
1850; MsiiIides $17.0O-19.0O per
Scn. = Wsi5enitrob $6.50-7.50;
Rosaenitroh $9.0-9.50; 9afsritrOb
S6.5O-7.00.
MIblenfutter III rubia unb
itetig. - alsie $21. .00-21. so; Nib.
Iiuss sro6es S24.00-24.5O; bo. isis
nes S25. .o0-26.00; ssmii9tss Jutt.r
$22.50-23.C0.
SGmereien. - Wlarft ft.tig. |
- aleefam,n s7.75-1o.50 auf Ssm
gelsiie unb $11.25-12.50 per gu. |
bonn Stors, simOtbp $3.0o-3.6o |
bonn Gtore.
Dsrfdiebents.
Dele Martt itetig. 2siH5I. |
roks Sic per @alone in partien DON
Ia gbl. g.iodies 1e nsbr; go. 1 |
aarbol 74t; Cotton Geeb Oil, raffis |
niries 82e per @anone. 2srpeniin SOC
in partien bon Is @allonen unb
71e in partien ton 15-25 @dllonsn
Petroleum, Ohio Carbon 120 grdb
loe; bo. 100 grab 10e; 9sablisbt |
Its Grab 12e; Reb grotpn @afOIin
23t; Hapbta 2sc per @allcne in pars
lien BON Is. gbIs.
SaIs. - Der martt III ruIia.
= Obio Ripsr $1.05 per 8bl. bon
28o pfb.. Gubrlobn binSusefiist.
gala. - Warit itetig. prima
sitp 81 9as; bo. Gountrp 81 Sc
per pfunb.
aobfeu. Martt rubis. gou.
.bipsbsnp S3.50-3.75, Eub unS
Glad 1925, Ranaipba Gtiidtoblen
s3.50-3.75. RuB unb SIad 1925
,er SoHnt ubsslisf.rt. Raudloie
5tiidtoblsn S4.75, bO. Rub unb Slad
1925. antbraeiie S7.75-S.00 per
lonne abssIiefert. GOT. foIfet 5000
$50 per 7pnns abseliefsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
1dslihet Nysarft- 8erid,t.
Gfntinnati. 22. WlGra.

Die nahfolssnben Quotirunssn bs.
sieben il6 nur auf Ghgros-s 5rans.
atiionen. gei fleinsren @sI3dfteu
irerbsn etpas b0bers preife bsiednet
propiiionen
g DIM 10. prima Steam
1890 Hoo; damilp 11.7b--12e.
SrodtngeiaI5euss GIeif4
--Sbort clear Seiisn. Iois 12a-
13c; ertra ibort clear Seitsn 124-
1876; turse Rippeuieiien 124-124:;
Bellies 14-15e.
Bacon. Gbori clear Seiten
14-14le; srtra fort clear Seitsn
132-14tc; ibori Rippenisiten 13a--
14t; Bellies 15a-15Ae.
Susar gursb 5feifd. =
Shinl.n 18-1ssc; gienic G4ultern
13-13ae; grsutfeit Bacon 1s-2oc;
e9uIisrn in pacsisn 13-13ae; Rem
Yort Gut 13--13ae; fredsne gesr
Sdintsn 26-27e per pfunb.
9 Siibsep5teGtssEIeifa. -
G9inien 15a a-16e; pitnic S6uls
tern 11-11ar; Bellies 13a-14c;
SduItsrn 11-11tt; S4ultern. n.
p. Gut bo. 11--11s per pfunb.
Grif9esHltifG :. Shintsn
15-164e; a}ienic S8ulisrn IL
11ac; S6ultsrn 11-11Ae;; ibort
Ripptnfsiten 11a-12ae; ibOrt clear
Rippsnisiisn 12-12At; ertra ibort
clear RippsnTsitsH 11a-124c; gellies
lsihte 15-l6e; Bellies, fhpsre. ID
-14ic.
Meblunb 9etreibe.
Msbl. - Minier pdtent $5.75-
Clio; Wint.r fancp $5.5o-5.70;
Winisr fdmilp $515-5.25; Winter
ertra $4.60-4.80; @inter orbinGs
rer $4.O0-4.25; 6artss Wei,sn pa
tents S5.so-6.25; 5aries Mi5en .ins
fp $5.20-5.60; 5artss Dei5eH fa'
miIp $4.60--4.85; R0sssn, Rortbs
ipsitern aemiIatss S5.35-5.60; Ross
gen, GitD, reinss S5.45-5.70; Gitp
esmiidtss $5.35--5.60.
Weisen. - go. 2 ro!ber Minier
$1.17-1.19; Ro. 3 DO. S1.05-1.13;
VO. a DO. 84c-S1.O0.
Weli4torn.- SO. l tpsibss
--e; Ro. 2 DO. 74i-75e; 1o. 8 rp.
73t-74Ae; Qo. 4 DO. 71A-72de;
SO. 5 DO. 69-70c; 0o. 6 DO. 65a-
67he. - go. gelbss -; SO. 2 DO.
74-75t; glp. 3 DO. 73-74e; Ro. 4
bo. 70-71ae; go. 5 DO. 68a-694e.
Ro. 6 DO. 65-67e. = so. l ssnii9s
tss -; Ro. 2 bo. 74-75e; No. 3 DO.
73-74e; slo. A bo. 70-71t; nos
DO. 6S5-69ac; Ro. 6 bo. 65-67c.-
aolbsnlprn, tpsibes 70-72e; aolbens
fprn, a,lbes, 72-73c; aol6sntorn.
ssmiiatss, 70-72c per gu.
Roggen. Ro. 2 98-99c;
go. 3 DO. 9O-93c; go. A bO. 80
e5e.
6afer. = Rortbipsifern glo. q
ipeibsr 49-50c; ROrtbpeitern Stans
barb p.iBer 48-49c; Jlorihpeiiern
10. 8 ipsibsr 46-47c; go. 3 tpeibsr
sirbeimiifer 45-46c; To. A ipsibsr
43AA-44tc: go. 2 ssmiihisr 44-46e
10. 3 semifdtsr, einbeimifder 43--
44e; go. a a.mifhtsr 40-42e.
gDbisfep.
Yertauft ipurbsn 687 gbIs. Uis
't:Iltrs 5iniibeb Gopbs auf Der Bats
bon $l.40 per 0alloHe.
groetrtes.
aaffss - Sapa 1896; wao.
ia 29-30c; GUATEMALA fantb 19c;
%. gutter 17ae.
..,. ~ s...:s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
Nm 8meifeI.

Meiiiner 9Iienfen (aisf gorpoiten
ON 1iaris): ~Sordf | SIS bas mi e.
wlai4insneapebr ooer 2 GIobber,
i4Iauac2I~
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ni9ifcu aen. lr... wSTiii. gae. %. 81. ICON
hf9tfcu @. ~. .l01 l.iU. 2 rel. .&-3.lM. sxJt
ataHttt al. e.. " t.G, tsb. 6r.... iisss
saIt Q. a.. ~ ny p. gitl ~, -. iS7X
y. G. %. AZ. sehE, d. etats ~ :. ,txn
rsftletsm ef. rsilisix ri D .ysb. abt. 81. sss
nt1con. Stnniif 81 .fsIkgsf&D. ID. AZ IN
Cent. cf ga. n. 81. IL ~ s;yftb Fac. 4r.... s,x
efrt. eeltter e.. ioiHg3itb. 4as. 81. 80. at
G,ft. padtis. 4. -. seN cisd eQ.rsi. a.. :. 1t
ssaB ss:aB III. e. :s s:, s:S. ssn ssn r.
g.. 2. 4 o. foint q sss4f Hfaeine cen. a.. AS
Y: =. Q. cen. Il. sst 3ifr. eieei Er... .,
qtif1eo Or. q. ". M r.a.&e. q. tef. lr. 70
Shf-W.>F.D DHlsIXs = 2.scnftfp .fpH.I II 1sH
S-1. ef y .aen. 4hi02X Sfdb. a. g. abb. 81. esJs
g.N.S.&p.ref.rt.. 81 1Ss. paf. %. &c. -. ipsN
ehie. 4 Norftfp. 81 usssu. pds. ret. IT,. sss
Col & 60. ref. ~. s1txies Hatifp. br. %. is2 u
Sfno &A.9r .rff.br. Tst[IEo. mailfv. Gen. &c fik
9rf. Sttnrlties 81. 1sW1.f, 90. %. OF. :. iss
gre @. tIsstiess. Ist4Isr q gas. i;.:.. g
sris efH. ". 49,, 1E&7birs ubeabi. g.. o.
Ven. Vitftrie Be-. iss l,lniou Bar. 4-.... s7N
sr. Norib. 4. a.. - tilnIcr Sac ID. a.. ssM
gu. Central ret. Il. 20 IN. e. Mu6ber or. .is9
9rf>a. 4. 6r. thli g. etsff br. .iosh
Jrf. Tle.. AZ -. "a g,.ra. g. Gtsr,. br. ssE
fcaf g. Z. ref. IT, nj T!ot oit 4. ss9u
9. Sbcts btb. 4r... Wbsp. linton az. ST.
& & 81. un. lr s<t1 1fy.itnah .QIeo BE- IN
d., 81. & z. I. A.. fsM
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Niebnsarit.

gtnrinnati. %. mir5.
3ufubr uno 9srfanbt ipdbreno Der
Isbten "a Stunben, psrgIiben nit ben
pcrpergaugensn slpsi Sosen, iinb ME
folst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
Gbicaao. %. Mdrs.

Beisen. - sir Mai $1.0s4-1..
09a; am S6aB s1.08a. Sir SuIi
$1074-1o8s; am SdIuB $1.07a.
MeIi9torn. - Giir Waai 74s-
75se; am S6luB 74se. 6iir SuIi
75s -765c; an S4luB 75ac.
Safsr. = Jiir Moi 4355-44sc; am
SdIub 44c. Jiir SuIi 42s-43sc;
am G9IuB 42sc.
Rpsssn. - 30. 2. 94-95e.
Gerfe. "a 61-75e.
aimothp. = S4.50-s.Oo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23
Aaspdrtise aR&rtte.
9spgort, %. Rdrs.
Rebl. - gaortt itstia.

Mebl. - Wortt itetig.
WeiSsn. - Wartt pillis; go. !
8urum $1.26s; Ho. 2 barter S1.22a;
go / Hortbern Dulutb $1.33d uni
30. l Rorthern Waanitoba $1.401
+. o. B. Rem gort. Giir Wldi Sligo.
WsIl6torn. = Martt piaig; Np. z
ssl6ss s2-S24 {. /. I. Rem yort.
Safer. Uiartt pillis; Staubarb
SOC. 60. 8 peiBer 4S1-49e.
6uttsr. Uldrtt piIis; Wsitsrn
Gtanharb Wlioblinss $23. .75-24.00;
gitp Bran $3.50, bsibs In Sddsn
BON 100 pfunO,
6eu. - Ulartt feii.
bopfeu. Ulartt itetis.
6Gute. - Niartt fsf.
2eber. - Martt feIt.
gprt. - Ulartt felt.
Beef. - Uiarft ftstis.
G6mals. Wlartt ipiaig; Wio6le
Weit 81. .40-11.50.
5als. - Rartt rubis.
gBolls. gldrtt itetig.
Butter. - Martt felt; 3ufubr g.
694. CREAMERY. ertrns 38c; CREAMERY
$50 -39c; firits 36s-37at; iecoRSs
81 -36c.
gier. - Wlartt itstig. 3ufubr 15,s
a32. Griid seIammelts, srtua 22a-
23c; extra firfts pc; firits 21--
21ae; isconbs 20l-21e; fusibs, feline
biz fancb 24s 25e; brauns 23-24t.
aGiis. = Martt feit; 3ufubr LOSS.
Gtate. fpeeials, 1S4A1Sac; DO. fdnep
1se; mittlsre 174-17ae; @iaeoHlin,
@efliisel. - 2ebsnbes, qreifs nns
reaeImdBig. @ersinists, giartt rubis;
6iibnsr 15-3Oc; 5dbne 14a-1sat;
SurteDs 26-30c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23

Sis llmide. I'M bIsIgsH GleariHsbauS bs.
lifisn Iit bfuts auf t6,l56,6O0.
s,Iai esissiiStsa.
2,r Bart in 2olaIisinriidieH mar aud
bsHIs wisb,r rsht lebbait, Obto Cute, @ss
tsa. singtn absf eiwds I'M Yreiis btruHfsr
uno iaIo fen ~ lsih. Beriaaif purbsn
~ Sr SSrie
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-28
FRENCH GAIN coMsLEs.

London.-The French have gained at
last a foothold in Combles, long one OF
the objectives OF Allies offensive on
the Somme.
In what IS described by the Paris
midnight communique as "a brilliant
surprise attack" an Isolated structure
at the extreme outskirts Of the I'M
portant German base on the Somme
was captured by the French. The
building had been strongly fortified as
a defence work Three officers and 81
men we're taken prisoner.
simultaneously, General Foch's
troops pushed forward to the south
east Of Combles, tightening the ring
around that town. In this action 40
prisoners we're made. A semi official
estimate says the German losses suf.
iered IN the vain counter attack around
Bouchavesnes on Wednesday we're
10000
More than $500 prisoners were
taken by the Franco-British forces on
the Somme from July l, when the
Allied offensive began, up to Septem.
Der is, the French night communiaue
says This makes an average Of near.
ly zoo prisoners taken daily for so
days. OF the total the French alone
took 34,O5O.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-28
H|NDENBURG TO
STRIKE IN EAST
French al Last Gain FoOthold
in COmbles.
GERMANS WIN III VOLHYNIA
Indications That Germans Are Prepar.
ing To Renew Offensive Against
the Russians Noted BY Mill.
tary Critics At London.

London. - "Will Won Hindenburg
strike in the East?" Is the question
foremost in the minds OF military
critics here, and the tendency of the
general opinion among them is toward
the belief that the new German Chief
Of the Great General Stan is preparing
for a gigantic effort to materialiEe his
oft-repeated theory that Russia must
be beaten hrst"
Copenhagen Advices are 10 the effect
that the Kaiser has arrived on the
Kovel front Dispatches reported the
arrival Of Turkish contingents on the
German lines facing Riga. The Off
cial accounts OF the last few days
strongly indicate a gradual resumption
Of the offensive by the Germans.
Volhynia is looked upon a. the most
probable scene Of the expected Teuton
drive. A successful push from Koyel
eastward would compel the Russians
TO withdraw their lines now menacing
Hslicz and Lemberg in order to escape
development A subsequent drive in
the north, with Riga and Dyinsk Rs
The immediate objectives, is looked for
A. the logical sequence Of success In
Volhynia and Galicis
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-28
TEuIoNs LOSE HeIeHT.

Berlin.-Desperate fighting between
the Austro-Germans and Russians In
the Carpathian Mountains continues.
The summit OF Smotrec, which has
changed hands several times, has
again been captured from the Germans
by the Russians, says the German ON.
cial statement. Further Russians at.
tacks on Babaludowa we're repulsed
German troops in volhynia, to the
west OF Lutsk, repulsed weak Russian
attacks, the statement adds. In the
hghting Wednesday the Germans took
T5O prisoners and captured several ma.
chine guns. The text says:
"Carpathians: The Smotrec sum-
NIT again has been lost, Continued ef.
forts OF the Russians on Babaludowa
again have been without success, owing
to the tenacity OF our brave chasseurs.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-28
CIVILIAN BOARD
TAKES OATH
Twenty.Four Scientists Now
Government Officers.
HEADED BY THOS. A. EDISON
Secretary Daniels Meets Members Of
the Navy Civilian Consulting
Board and Predicts They
viii Do Much.

Washington.-Twenty.four OF Amer
ica's foremost scientists. comprising
the Nays civilian consulting board,
headed by Thomas A. Edison, took the
oath Of allegiance to the United States
as officers of the Federal government
The oath was administered in the OF.
fee of Secretary Daniels. preliminary
to organization Of the board under the
new law giving II legal status.
Later the scientists were taken on
board the naval yacht Dolphin for a
cruise down to the Southern Drill
Grounds of the Virginia Coast to wit
ness target practice maneuyers OF the
Atlantic feet.
Before Mr.. Edison arrived at the
Navy Department he went to Mount
Vernon, Va, the home OF George Wash
lngton, made personal inspection Of
the mansion, and planted an elm tree
in the yard, He was asked 20 inspect
the electrical wiring Of the house,
which he did, pronounclng It safe.
Secretary Daniels formally welcomed
the scientists into the Federal service
and predicted that their enlistment
would do much to restore American
prestige upon the seas and assure the
glorious future of our navy and our
country"
Reviewing the problems which faced
Europe at the beginning OF the war,
the Secretary said one OF the chief
difficulties the belligerents had to meet
in preparing for the struggle was the
need OF cooperation between civilian
and naval experts, engineers and
scientists.
At their meeting the members OF the
board elected Thomas A. Edison as
chairman, William l.. Saunders and
Peter Cooper Hewitt, as vice-chairmen
and Thomas Robins, as secretary. Con
siderable time was devoted TO the dis
cussion Of plans for the establishment
Of the Sl,50O,OO0 naval research labora
tory and committee was appointed
to report to the board as to the best
site for the laboratory. This commit.
tee consisted Of Thomas A. Edison, DR..
W. r. Whitney, DR.. L. H. Baekeland,
Frank J. Sprague, Thomas Robins and
Lawrence Addicks.
Thirteen sites we're mentioned in.
cluding: Haverstraw Point, Croton
Point, Fishers Island, Staten Island
and points in the Chesapeake Bay and
around Norfolk. but Annapolis was the
place most favored. There is already
a laboratory there The decision was
deferred.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-28
TROOPS ORDERED HOME.
Pennsylvania Regiments viii Leave
tho Border As Others Arrive.

San Antonio, Tex--Three regiments
Of Pennsylvania infantry will be sent
home from tho border when the North
Carolina guard, three regiments strong.
reaches its station at I'll Paso, II was
announced at Southern department
headquarters.
The regiments released probably will
be the First, Second and Third OF the
First Pennsylvania Brigade.
General Funston has decided that
when the advent OF fresh regiments of
guardsmen permits the release of or.
ganizatlons which have seen service
on the border, the regiments which
first came South will be the first to re
turn home In this instance priority
would go to the First, Second and
Third Regiments, although final deci-
sion will be left to Major General
Clements. commander OF the Pennsyl
yanla division at El Paso.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-28
GREAT BRITAIN
OFFERS APOLOGY
Expresses Regret for Hold.Up
OfSteamer Cebu.
PLEADS MISTAKE DUE TO FOG
London officials Intimate United
States ls Dllstory In Taking
Steps To Crush German
JuntaS.

Wsshlngton.-Great Britain formal
ly expressed to the United States re-
gret for the action of a British de-
stroyer in holding up and examining
the Philippine steamer Cebu within
the territorial waters OF the Philip
pines.
Because Of heavy fog, II was ex-
planned, the destroyer's commander
did not know the vessel was so near
shore.
In the absence OF Ambassador
Spring Rice, Colville Barclay. counse-
lor OF the British Embassy. called at
the State Department at the request
Of Foreign Secretary Grey and pre-
sented the explanation and expression
II regret Department officials said
later the incident was regarded as
closed.
The Cebu was boarded and ex-
amined a mile and half on the island
Of Carabac recently, the boarding party
apparently being In search OF Ger
man who was not found Governor
General Harrison, Of the Philippines,
reported the case, denouncing the
action as a violation OF American neu.
trality, and a protest was Immediately
made to London.
In the explanation presented the
British Government declared that
when the Cebu was boarded the land
was hidden, but as soon as the weather
cleared and II was found that the ship
was within territorial waters the
boarding officers were recalled and
that the passenger list was examined,
but the ship was not searched"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-09-28
ITALIANS GAIN IN TRgNrlNo.

Rome.-Italian troops have made
further progress on the TrentIno front,
the War once announced
Persistent bad weather again In.
tcrfered with the activity Of the troops
throughout the whole theater Of opera.
tions." the statement says. Never.
theless some further progress Is re-
ported IN connection with our per.
sstent advance at the head OF Vanci
Cismon Valley and toward the summit
Of Monte Sief, in the Upper Corde.
vole. On the Julian front there were
limited artillery actions"