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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
Lenntnas Truina To strengthen Pitching sian


TIUGHEY making strenuous effort L" uns"n his pitching
II The
win ouem To
enough have won the penn for the last
tpoorp
reuant true
In Jennings
pitching for the Tigers
of
raor league
that"
sin S no
srd wcoachw wnbe beer
to and the position Michigan
a
n
in championship
championship state
% the delivery with
there are no championships Tor f'Ahs 70 lose
announced that the Athletics
NI an IN Of
M stav andhe
sprae but may be Comics team this
II viii
sss Dpal should through Of
rs IS oss 81 Of college
a
70 would the
szt4a sssn peppsz ssaat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
BAN Schedule Meeting January IS

NEW YORK, Jan. 3 ~ According. 10 John
Hesdler, secretary Of the National League the
Joint aehedyle meeting 81 the two ma iOr leaBOea
VIII be held tlis year iu Dover Hail. Ga-, the
January 10 probably - ne Alteenth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
Guthrie. Dean Of CurIers. Dead

MONTREAL, Jan. J.-Dayid Guthrie, gran
uld man OF curling IN Canada, and an emf
nent figure az International bonspiels for thlrt!
years. Us dead
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
Gould Beats COrdier, Yale Captain

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Jay Gould defeated
the Ms.tTonohs san Asa9eistleg a class a SQUASH
tsFday 6ega Won y "a SseTs 81 iss sS i5ii5s
sitter onls ~ hands 9f aetsal PLAYING.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
"RiEgers" in Colleges Are No More

tina
w an effort to generally believed that
by some hcr of the teams without
So enforced
there faculty, tabs on the scholastic
pynS ior or
gears In4 postgraduate calling for satisfactory amount
scbrl9si work
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
Australian Has No Right to Choose Opponents

ACCORDING agents the Australian has ISSUED am 'Ie' g
"A OF
vlco-y over CHIP lucky punch we might ask
has uckh
American public that a urealh is entitled chance
the
with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
SOCCER STARS SUSPENDED
jackson and Blackburn Under Ban.
Hoffman Declared Eligible

Two players have been suspended and
another placed in good standing in the In
dustrial Soccer League Harry Hoffman.
manager and player of the u. O. l., who mas
been under the ban due 10 saying too
much to the referees, was declared eligible
For wilfuily usiPs his boots on an oppos-
ing player Ernest Jackson, fuuback Of
Wolfenden-Shore was suspended for sixty
days Blackburn, who Is under suspension
by the Football Association of Eastern
Pennsylvania and District and who signed
for Standard Roller Bearing and played
against Hohleeld's in league match, was
suspended for thirty days while Standard
was fined $40 and the game must be re-
played at some future date
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
EUening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

BROADWAY Tommy JamlsOn shaded
Mickey Gallagher. Johnny StinEer won IRON
Mike Russell. Muckles Riley defeated hld
Locke. Frankie Farmer heat NOnng henneS'
Joe O'krefe outb0Ned Frankie Williams
NEW NORK-Jim Smith defeated IA a
MCCl0skey, Tommy TuOhey won from WINE
Jones'
PROYIDENCE-NIike O'Dowd = won
from Frank CaFbOne.
NEW ORLEANS--JimnN HanlOn knocked
out Frankie Russell, sixteenth,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
MANY FIRST YEAR MEN
LARGE COLLEGES MAY REVERT
TO FORMER ELIGIBILITY RULE
ON THE PLAYING OF FRESHMEN
Several Institutions, Including Penn, Harvard
and Yale, Have Declared Athletes May Now
Perform for Four Years

Ath the larger colleges
athletic
with the
O
a
large
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
By LOUIS H. JAFFE

MYTH the advent of Les Darcy in Amer
w lea it was predicted that the boxing
game in this country would take on n new
and liveller aspect. 1t has been almost
unanimously admitted that 1916 virtually
was a dead" season pugilistically, While
stories to this effect are being published
in papers i'm the United States, Australian
the same thing will occur In the Antipodes
because of Darcy's departure. Darcy
the newspapers say "Nled the game" in
Australia; that is, he was the only boxer
who would draw and matches composed
Of other boxers fell fiat" SO il is ap-
parent that both Australia and America
will benedt by Darcy's Clandestine de-
parture from the kangaroo country.
hsayYywesRt T mE is s,I,iS The headlInsr at Adam
TayioF the local big fellow, will tale ths 'ToIe
of trial horse IN contest with Ga6e GulaTt.
RsS Ryan G I Win 0s1S s9d FaSe S
shY 5aor OF is p pared on WITH Johnny H welsh n
fsm P5n, oseF 81 99gtS S kfd d Larsen Zoe
Easan and Billy Nussnt VS., Eddie Bates. '' JUG
Following his bout with Buck Fleming at the
olympis MongaX ESt nishfi Johnny Tillman's next
Fred Welsh in Brooklyn Dick Curley Is tryiHs
interest," al the Olympic Monday is thSIs tha bstaSen mSsh
Art StT9whacker and Johnny Mealy. The other
IL
Jacobs vs. Al Wagner. '
Irish Patsy Cline is quoted a big favorlte
for his match win charley Thomas IN the
Frankie McManus, of Boston, will make his sea-
sons debut against Billy Richie who mir,
from the coal regions, Tommy Herman ~
Canada, is 20 meet Danny Ferguson iart
McClOsay and Eddie Kelly both local lads ,,aiee
OF in the second bout, and the opener Win IN
troduce Lew Stinger and Young AIahoney
Patsy Appaluccl an amateur boxer Of tho
Don Bosco club VIII rcpresent PhladeIphia In
the 1i5s al Atlantic city in an "aii-for- gior,1
tournament. Appaucc recently won IN i6s
pound title OF the q, r. NJ A. u AZ the Ss
tlonal Club. Patsy Is a clever little fsItnvs 80
also possesses a hard wsllop. ~"'
Al Palzer. one Of the original white boros
has bobbed up as a trainer and sparring pa rtnsf
for Fred Fulton in New York. s'
'Dock" Clutch. Of this city Is In cbsrs, o.,
Pete Herman'a training at Bay ST. Louis Mss
where the Ne" orleans lad Is preparing for his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

TEAvING aside the morality of the pres
IL ent argument, can you imagine Mr.
Darcy re-enterlnE Australia and Mr.. Welsh
re-enterng England about the same time
the troops return home and being welcomed
as national heroes for the fame they havc
achieved in America? or isn't your imagin-
alton quite that elastic?
You can almost see the crowds leaving
memorial addresses TO Anthony Wilding,
Jack Graham and Norman Hunter, among
others, in order to yield wild acclaim to the
returning 1O-round conqucrors. or can't
NOu2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
The Fellowship of Sport

Even in war there remains a certain
fellowship In sport that all the hatred of
international strife can't destroy.
When Norman Hunter, the famous Eng
llsh golfer, was reported missing after a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

Dock Clutch. OF this city Is IN charpa NJ
Pete Hermqn'a training at Bay ST. Louis Miss
where the New Orleans lad Is Preparing for M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

Al Palzer. one Of the original white bor.s
has bobbed up as a trainer and sparring art,Ss..
Tor Fred Fulton ia New York NN''''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

Patsy Appaluccl, an amateur boxer Of tho
Don Bosco Club, Will represent PhiiadsIphia IN
the lbs AZ Atlantic city IN an "ail-for-siory'i
tournament. Appaluccl recently won M ms
pound title OF the &, r. M A, q. AZ lie SS
tlOnal Club Patsy Is a clever little feIlnvs spd
also possesses a hard wallOp. 0'1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-27

- practical ouaac-1n Vacuum Cleaner
H 3 -rC e ca g y m ron q ion pipe q
loo a n u
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06
The Cock Lane Ghost.

st. Johns, Clerkenwell, is mean
structure architecturally, but pos
sesses two interesting historical as
sociations, one romantic and the
other ludicrous. It is the headquar-
ters of the Order of St. John Of Je-
rusalem, part of the chair of whose
ancient priory can still be seen in
the early English crypt. This crypt
was the haunt of the "Cock lane
ghost" which excited all London in
February, 1862, and attracted John
son, Goldsmith and Horace Wal
pole. The ghost proved, as Dr..
johnson surmised, to be the mis-
chievous little daughter of a parish
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06
An Old Legacy.

A Wednesday, England) resident
In the sixteenth century left $1,000
to provide annually on St. Thomas
day three gowns and three coats to
INDECENT persons of the parish. Fol-
lowing the custom of the times, the
money was invested in land lin this
case in minerals), and the original
legacy has increased in value to
$4,000. Instead of the three gowns
and three coats the charity commits
sioners who administer the funds
are able to present 200 gowns and
60 coats.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06
TO TRAIN NEGRO
TROOP IN DIXIE.
SECRETARY BAKER DECIDES THAT
1T WOULD BE UNWISE TO SEND
THEM TO THE NORTH.

lHEM NUN
Washington, Sept 4:-That Secre-
tary Baker has changed his mind
about sending negro troops to the
National Guard camps of the South
to be trained was an admission that
the war department head made to-
day to Congressman S Hubert Dent,
Jr, chairman of the house military
affairs committee, who protested
about a battalion of negroes from
Ohio being sent to Montgomery and
3 large number to Admission. While
Mr. Baker did not 60 into details as
to the other points in the depart.
ment of the Southeast from which
protests have emanated as to the
plan to send negro guardsmen to
the Sonth to be trained, he intimat-
ed that the original plan to send
them there would be carried out.
Mr. Dent told the secretary that
General Mann. while head of the
militia bureau, had assured him that
no negroes would be sent to Mont
pomery and to other Southern
points. MIR Baker said that was
true, but that he himself had
changed his mind on the subject and
now that some were already in the
South. he had advised their COM
manders to see that they observed
all Southern laws, such as the Jim
Crow statutes and certain customs
as to privileges of equality.
Secretary Baker said that the
Northern people would resent send
ing the negroes to the North after
they had been ordered South and
that it might enkindle the racial
feeling that has already witnessed
serious outbreaks and to send them
North would cause trouble among
the negro troops.
MIR Dent protested vigorously but
to no avail. 1t is now expected that
all negro troops will be trained in
Dixie.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06
Comparing Expressions.

did you see the pleased express
sion on Mrs. Browns face when /
told her she didn't look any older
than her daughter" said Mr.. Rad
way after the reception.
'No," said Mrs. Radway. II was
looking at the expression on her
daughters face" - New York
Times.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06
Death of Mrs Chandler.

Mrs Chandler, widow of the late
A w Chandler, died at Salters Mon
day after an illness extending over
q period of several months. Funeral
services were conducted by the Rev
Davis and the remains were laid to
rest at Suttons Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Chandler was sister of the late
Mrs A M Snider of his place anc
was beloved by a wide circle OF
friends.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06

For the fiscal year ending June
80 last, about $5S0,000 in national
income tax was received from South
Carolina, S49S.0O0 from corpora
tions and S8l 900 from individuals.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06

OV King of Florence was killed
Friday afternoon by a splinter fly
ing from lumber being cut by a
ripsaw, and piercing his lung. He
was 48 years of age and cousin of
E E King, of Kingstree.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-09-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20
Cine 6elbentbat beiit1d)er
9rnppen.
RGberes iiber bas gritiirmen Der
fsinblihen poiitionen BEL 3borow
In 9alisieu.
Jiinf ocm 5sinb aHsslests Iiusa'
gaIerisn serit1rt.

Berlin, 10. Gebruar. gluf bra1ts
loIem Wege uo6 GapniLIe. Gin Der,
iuh Der RuNen, MiHensanerien in uns
iers Poiitipnsn bineiu3utreiben, fpuros
tiirsIi9 bur4 etnen unerporteten Ges
seuaneriff unisrerIsits pe-sitsIt, fast
bic ueberfee gtadri9ten Mgsntur.
llnisre Qufsabe mar, bic feinbli9en
ppiitionen i'm Sturm 81 ne6men, ben
Ginsans in bic Minen 81 finben uno
its in bic Cuff gu Tprengen.
Die Sturmtolonre, fpelhe bic goFs
tiau nsbmen urb bebdupten iolIte,
pGbrenD bic 9gionisre ibrer 9lrbsit
nodgiHsen, beitonb ausfdIiebli6 aus
yreitpinigsn, bic iid fir bieie gufs
gobe gemelbet bntten. Die 3nbl Der
Splbaten, bic ii6 bierFiir bersit ers
tIdrten, iiberities Bel peitsm bic 3abl,
bic srforberli9 NOR. gloa Elm urb ei@
uer balbitiinoiaen Mrtt1erieDprbereis
trrs. am Radnitttag bes IA. Sebruor,
sritiirmten bieie Sruppen fetnblitepos
iitionen an elmer sgrprt BON 500 ytes
tern NIT bem 9aipnett unb iie Srons
gen in eie 3peite rufTif6e 2tuit ein.
Wir rabnen bic sanse 9arniion IN
pct sritsn 0inis ssfanssa. bic 'Dssfn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20
gamueI 0pmpers
Dag feeinsa Brn6 nit benD Drstnis'
ten StaGten nerbtnberu fonen.
-Ri4t 70 Ianse GHgIuHb Ieimeu Mns'
tunssruugHries furtiest,' Ioutet
bic NRtDort.

9onbou, 10. Jebr.iar. Gin,
&ppenbassner 1epsfae b1 Grhans.
telegraph gomponp, iast Der BERT
ner rDoriparts1, ter0ffsniIid. EN-.
fabelSepeI6e, bic Der g}rdiiSent be,
aneriiauif6sn 9rbeiter G5berutioH.
Sunusi @ompers. IN ben prdfibentsn
2esien bon Der i55beratior Der beHt'
ifen Sepsrtfdafts llniouen sei9itt
Bot, uno bic Intiport, bic barauf Der
priibent 9egien i'm NamM Der beat'
fben arbeiter ssifGtt pat. Die Sepss
Ik bon GOmpers Inut.. pie foIst:
.S6nnu Sh senus GiHfIuB ant
Sbre Rsgiruns ausiiben. 70 bob Elm
gru4 NIT ben Der. Staateu bernie
ben ipirb2s
prdiibsnt 3esisa onipostets ME
iOIst:
Set bem gsstnn bts arieges ba'
BEN bic beuiI1ei ar5eiterilnHeu i'm
SniersHe bss Jrieb.us seutrti, unb iis
iinb sesen ieoe ausbehHuns bes arie'
sss. Die Deiseruus Der gefRoe, bas
aufridiis ssmsints GrisbsasanerSieten
Delti9lanSs in GrDdsins su sieben,
bic JOrtiesuns bss fdredli8en auss
brnsrunsstritsss, Der sesen nnisrs
iyrauen, Ginber uub aIfen aeite ss'
riftst III. uno bas Offen: 3useftdnS'
nib Der syeinbs, bab es fi& Bel ibnsn
I'm bic 9ermdtuus DeutTdlanos
bonSelt - allss bisiss bat einen per.
ifdrftsn llntsrisetriss perurfadt.
Cine gseinflufuHs Der os,itlhen Rs'
sisriina uniererfsits if nur mDsli4,
lpenn am.rita I'm staHoe III, England
gu peranlaTsn. fsiusu aasbinserunss'
tries aufsusebtn.
Die Oepef9e bes Serrn atssn
f9Iiebt tpie folst:
.Mtin Ginflub Bel Der @egieruna
tpitrbe mir bann @usii&t uuf grfpla
baben. nsnn es 9Irnsrifa selinseu
iuiirbe, England 81 peranlaHen, fcfuri
ieinsn alusbunssrungstries ein5ilftel'
len, ben es I'M Diberipri& nit BEN
W5ltsrre1t fiibrt.
.NppelIiren Gte an bic ameritani.
f6en arbeiisr. bab iis ff, ui9t ats
Mertseuse Der friessbeber bsniseu
gaasa xas AGa R H@ nsits ~,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20

unferes 4rtiGericfeuers nidt tmgtans
be ipar, aus ibren unteritdnben bsrs
aus5utommen.
Die pionisre, bic Der Snfantsris ges
folet tparen, fanben In Der eroberten
Poiitipn flint Wiinensaaerien. Cine
buOpn, bic 100 Meter lang mar, mar
Biz unter urfere porberiten @rdben
getrieben urb 3ur Sprengung fertig
gemn6t tporbsn. Bier arbere, iebe uns
eefGbr 25 Meter lang, tpurbe geiprergt
unb unbrau96ar gematt. Sn Der lans
gen @allerie botten unIere 4tonters
fiinf Stunben lang gu tbun, pGbren5
tpel6er Seit bic Sturmtolonne in Der
speiten ruiItifen 2inie augbielt, fpte.
berbolte GegenangriFfe eines biel ftGrs
teren Sseinbes a6Ialagenb. 8egen
Qbenb tebrte iie in lire eigeren poii.
tionen suriid. Sc tpurben 5 Sffi3iere
umb 259 Mnnu aeFnngen genommeH
unD spei Wineniperfer er6eutet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20
Ser Yrdfioent ber beut'
f1en Rcibsbamf

Torbert IN einem Iufrlrf gum gers
tmlf BON GoIbifurul6 un5 Siupe-
len auf.
ImFerbdm, 19. Se5r., iiber
aCnbon. Sie Rorbbgutfbs Q1g. 3eis
tung DON Berlin per6fTentIihts on
prcminenter GteIle einen QppeI beg
grGiibenten Der Rei6sbant an ale
beutiben Wdnner uub syrauen, fiA
ibrsr in neutralsn 2dHbern bsfinbIis
den SuipeIsn bur9 cine Otumantens
aaentlir su entlebigen unb ibre @olbs
grtitel an bic Retds5ard gu pertaus
fen.
Sn bem IppeG beiBt es, buB bas
4ufgeben Don Sob uub Supeleu nod
nidt pon oleu atuiien als elm tpettes
reg nptbpsnbises Spfer gebibreuo IN
getrnht gesogen tperbe.
Der qrGIibent Der Rei6sbant ers
Hart IN ieinsm @ufruf. bab es niat
notbig fei, Gtolb.Srnnrnerte Don biito.
rifdem, tiiniilsrtIdem ober stbifhem
Snterefe gu upfern. uber sr Dsrianst
alien iibrioen @olbIdnrud.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20
Die 3dntpfe an Der ruifl
f6em front.
@inselheiteH iiber ben eisg ber Seilt'
i9sn iber bic Rufeu ONT
Srisbictp Gee.
@ea Rarl 2eaten.~

Berfiu. 19. Gsbruor. gfu'
bra5dofem Woge nod @appiiI.. 1Iebe
ben slusriff Der Deuti@en auf BIZ
ruiTHtxn Gttffungea ON Drisoirtt
Gee, ON 12 tJs6ruar, ffrefbt Der,
gran1t, EN- RorrefpDnbsat ben
llsberfe Ra1riatea 4ssntur pis
folgt:
Rad einm iarssy ober febr bsf'
tigsU gIrttIIeriefeues sinssu uufers
SturmtoI0nntu sessn bic fetHbIideu
9iHieu DOT. Der aHsriff mar IN bril-
lantsr Dsifs uorbersitet iporSsn. Sc,
Der RuuH toHnts feline Gufsabs. Di.
2ruppen NIT 9lbtbeilunssu on be,
GpiBe, bic nit Bert5euesn gum Ger
idneioen DON Std4elorabt perieben
sparen, parm seDuurgsn 300 garos
melt iiber Offences geIGnbe porsugsbsn,
a6er bic 4rtilIerie unb bic Dtinenpers
fer hattsn ibre arbsit 10 sriiRoIi4
get6an, bdB bic 5ruppen fat obrls
9srluit bic fsinbIidsn pofitionen er'
rei9tsu. Gie erIte 2iHis puroe ibers
rannt, urb au4 bic 3iDeite 2tnte pur'
be in berielben Dsiis eenommen.
Die sruppeu, Die taum gu balten pa'
ren, itiirmtsu 400 guros ifber bic
srIte ruifiite 2inie biuaus Dor. Die
ruiIiide 2inis mar in iebr sefdidtsr
Weifs lber cine Siig.Itette tonitrlirt
pprben, dber bic beutiden Gei9ofie
uno Tinsn battm bic ruHii9en Der
fhansunssn OoIlitdnSis asritDrt. unO
ibr Sp.rrfeuer belt bic rui1ii4sn
sruppsn suriii, ipd5renS unfere sSSa'
fonieris Dorriidte.
Der 3ped unieres 8oritobes:
Sis 8erftDruns Der ruiiiideu gofitio.
nen auf Der promiuenteiteu, bic Ge'
genb beberri5enben 2lnb0be uno bic
9eidngennobme pom rufiiifen Solbds
ten mar srreift. Neunsig Rufisu
purbsn ssfangeu genommeu. fpooon
% DON sinsm einsisen oeutiben SoI'
baten einsebra4t ipur6en, Der Iie NIT
Sanbgranaten aus sinem llnteritano
dusoer1uhert batte.
ssaaues 9eeoubn, Der sc O u
fer Der Sabara", um
100000 cranes armer.
Berlin 10. Sebruar. 8on Den
9ni;bs i'm Wertbe non 100000
ssralcs. Die m 9orb oes bolanoiidyen
DalHpfers ,Rrins Senorid4 etnem
frolt36iiihen apurier obecroruuen
lpur6en, unb 0ercn @eihIagnabme
DC, Sam6urger asrtieneeritbt siitge-
leiben bat, plirben iolde I'M &cr.
tbe Don 4,935,o00 sSruncs bon SEA.
ooule 2ebmlop beanipruft, Der Satin
BON Sa1Ies 9ebnubn, Der nls der
@ciicr DER Saborn" tefdi,nt lit.
Sos Briienaeridt peritrtbeilte Die
alager sur ge5aEluao Der Soften Ses
groSBperidtEesis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20
Graf nnm NeDentIDtp
@rtLGrt IN Der 9erliner rSoge85et>
tung", bab Der Friibere gotI4aftsr
Geraro
Ridt nur ROger Gafement bem brtti'
i6eu Senter ausgeliefert.
Sonbern aud paris unb 2onbDn iiber
2lmerita nit pi9tigen &riegss
no9riaten perIe9en babe.

Berlin, 10. Gebruar. @raf bon
RebentlDn greift in Der 8erliner rSas
ses 3eitung" ben frii6eren ameritda
nif6en 9otIdafter Sames 20. Seruro
an, ben er beIdulbigt, feline OFfi5ielle
SteGung mibbrau9t gu baben, UNI
mi9tise 2riessinTormution iber Ime'
rita Der gntente autommen Su laHeu.
,8iele Oinge," beibt es in oem Gra
titel, rhabsn forttpGhreub bic 5beorie
uHteritiist, bab Der uutpntroGtrte Sns
beIz uHb pOitbienit nua ben Der.
Staaten, tpel6er Der amerftaniibeH
9otfhuft seitattet puroe, dud ein uHz
tontrp[lirtes Wittel mar, Tib nit 2ona
BON unb paris in gerbinouna gu
iesen. Den beIten Betpeis odfiir liefers
ten bic GreiguiiIe, bic Snr SeFaNseHs
nabme unb Sinri6tung oes Cir Roger
gd1ement fii6rte. 9urh tbu bate Cons
bon sur re6ten 3eit pOn ben YlaneH
erfabren, bic Gaiement ndd Der trlan@
bifhen &iifte bratte, uno ietne Ses
fanqennubme mar bic 5OI5e. Der ames
ritontf6s gotf9after 9erarb uuO ietH
Stab tporen es, bic ben acAtbaren Srs
Idnber benz Ssnter GusseIieTert baa
ben."
Die 3eitung sreift SaHn aud ben
puu Berlin aus geleiteten amerttants
Tden 8situngsOtsnft on unb ialieBt
mil ber Grtldrun9, baS man in
9eutifloub fro6 istn miiiIe, baB Sss
rnrh Berlin herlnIIen bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-20
2leue 2se1pe(e oaflr, oae 2elgien eine 2'erein6a-
runs mit @ns(auo 5ur cSanoung Don
0ruppen 6atfe,

MrtiIerie gum S4peisen eebpr4t.
Die StaheIbrnbtperbaue iparen bon
ber MrtilIeris aeritort, bic GrGben bon
fttneren Gefdoiisn bur6orunsen unb
bas san5e Grabsnipitem 5ulammsuss,
fd0Fen tporbtn.
.9luf bas gsgsbere Gignal bin
ipranstn bic Ssuti9sn aus ibrsn
Grdben beraus unb brangen IN I'M
tpiberftsblider Weiie por, bier Ginien
Der feinblihen poIition eritiirmenb.
gn metreren Stslsn tam es su febr
beftigem 5aHbgsmenss, IN benz 6anb,
srdndisn unb Sas gaionsit sineSaupts
role fpislien. 46geidnitien unb Don
bem oetitideH 5eiier be,imirt unb in
ihrtn @ribtn ano llntsriiGnben pers
f4iittet. tparen bic 5ranSpien se3iprns
gen. ii9 sruppenipeife gu ergeben. Die
gsrIuite Der 9euti6en fpnren bant Der
forsfdltigsn unb isbr srfolgrsiden 4r.
tilIerit 9Orbereiians perbdltHibmds
Big Helm.
.8essnonsriffe Der Grnr5ofer, bic
an 9lbenb unb om nddifen Morsea
genadt lpurben, I'm bic perIprene ans
b6te ipiebe3uerobern, brohen untsr
febr fbpsren 9srluiitu bes Jeinbss
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