davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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j. S. MUST HAVE
100000 SHELLS
IN FIRST BATTLE
Arl..wen n Preparing
lhs Nl.t should Exceed
luu'gmcn Boo Numbers

WIZ. 1900 i'.l F'li Ahhiiih Al
Ttt I.B.r H.# % Ilf ths nrri
.......... .....t..at.,.,, h.t,t..
-. -,
mo- 'fHh'' ~ Af'l'i'''-
... ....... ... affHrk equals
.....r... ....f. ...p .p,U,t,.t ., ia.
... .....
~ PREPARATION .aai m'ahf
p.fb.| , mH.u sh"ils q day a
r,.nrf f......... A.,h.d IN recent
t...,... .,,...... .,,..L.
" '''''' WV ~
'nI - "h'O. .r ''' greatest develop
W"nt y"t reached iu the warfare oi
material" u 4. t.s basis on vhIch
A,,,.,..., ,.... ..,u ,,r,,,,,.,o
a..
''''''''' NV"
'HHI.N 1i' called urou q" go over
'' SHOULD DO 'f''r arllIl'iy preparation
p" H.0Iy not ~ million but or Two
. million shells a day.
NIi''ly 'hE ne" u'S'lng OF artll
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new SAVINGS MUST PAY
FOR WAR, He DECLARES
Representative Of British Treasury
Warns Bankers Convention
Against Waste Of Profits.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept 25.-warninH
against waste ~ wartime prorts was
given In the public to-day by the Hon.
Babn T. Tshackett special representa-
tive Of the British Treasury. at the
American Bankers Association couven-
tiou here.
The war must be paid FOR out oi new
savings" MI Buekett insisted THE
Rntsh Government is spending some
lihng over thirty million dollars day
getting goods ana services valued at
| that nEurr
The importaD' thing ls not the num-
| her uf dollars which the helligsrent
LoNtrum,uts 'r. spending Int 'ha
.uud. and service. which thcg oonr
sssuI sd. LaG VA - GsAlx - lsI.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
GERMANS ATTACK
WITH LIQUID FIRE
ON VERDUN FRONT
Pans Reports IA .H.
With Heavy lu. H
Artillery Battle 'r

Pan" F.l O.
Yssf D. f.s u.ruau. .H
sur.t ou us r,ru# "a
belauHnt r.l1n r.fr
T.s l.rsH.U ..uu..f f..
h.... I.H.# f. t.. I... Mod.
S." U.... announced .....
T., n.mustim..f uai .. n
I"HFrsss on hl ,tsf N.r. .f
Mrurs. u '.. ur.lIi#f 30
'bauro GOOD. uHs t.pf . . .Nr
German guns during f.. ...f
fHHlviur 's fNn t'st . |..a
war pfr.. report
"TN'r" Nga active ARTILLERY f.
pn tho Aisn, front In tho as.'.rs ..
iiurt'bI.e auI tu tuo south .' 1utH
court
we checked aurpu.o pf'u..F un
our email advanced uH.I. IHs' ~
Teton ana north OF ltIl 500
"On the right bank of tHo N.n.
| Nctdun frouu tho cnem, .onUuu.l
/ the bombardmcut ln the region north
~ Chpumo wood and renewed Hl. HI
tachs on our 'i,nrhcs near Beaumont
/ Notwlthstunlug tDc intensive 'm.
ploymcnt of flame thrpwtrH. U, Nua
ropulsod with heavy losses without
obtaining any advantage.
In the NusF,a thrrr Wa. I'.Yu.
NOTHING by patrols.
Three German nlrpltu'H vrf,
brought down yesterday by oul
uIipta"
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ASKS MEANs's GOOD cHARAc.
TER" BE CONSIDERED.

Frank 1. Osborne, In beginning ar
gumcnt for dismissal Of the murder
charge against Means. said he wished
10 state cmpha tically that no attempt
had been made to invoke habcas cor
pus proceedings.
"Thc state charges cold -bloodcd
cruel design 10 take the life Of de-
fensolcss woman who had been Gas
ton Moanss friend and was at that
time visitor at his fathers house. y
Mr.. Osborne said The lawyer then
drew glowing picture OF Means from
his childhood days and pointed out
that he was u man OF sterling char
acter. The lawyer contonded that
the prosecution had made no case
against his client
Mr.. Osborne said ~ was necessary
to show the character OF the de-
fcndant. 81 could call on your honor
20 testify TO the good character OF
the defendant" Mr.. Osborne said II
ask you. therefore. to take into con
sideration the character Of the de-
fcndant In making your decision"
The State. Mr. Osborne declared,
had not brought direct evidence 20
show that Means was connected with
the death of Mrs, King,
Solicitor Clement addressed the
court. arguing that the state had pre-
scented sufficient evidence to warrant
Magistrate Pitts II he were trying the
defendant before a jury TO send tn,
case TO the jury. lie also took up th'
claims Of the defendant as to Means,
character.
The solicitor said Means would no
have bought an automatic rcvolvo
shooting stoel- -jacketed ballet mere
~ for target shooting. but that III
bought such a weapon to make sur
of killing the woman. lie said IN,
states evidence showed the pisto
was in Moans's hand only a few hour
before the shooting.
The solicitor pointed out that, al
though Means might have been know
as a good character AT home as
b1E. that none here knew how h
made his living, nor how he lived d
New York
We know" Clement said. "tha
Mrs Kings body was arranged an
Straightened after she fell; that he
hat was placed As IL was found"
Clement said two experts had test
fed that Mrs King must have falle
i'm a crumpled position from the fac
hat the bullet struck vital spo
whereas her body was found care
mlly Strengthened out.
The Means side offered no test
lnony.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
WHOLE ALABAMA COMPANY
At CAMP MILLS ISOLATED
Men Put Under Quarantine, With
Armed Guard, Following Dis
covery of Spinal Meningitis.

CAMP MILLS. HEMpSTEAD. N Y.
sept 25.-Onc entire company OF Ala
bnmn infantry Is under rigid quarantine
here to-day following rcccipt OF infor-
nation from the Surgeon Generals Of
Zee In Washington that spinal menin =
sits exists among members Of the Ala
homn contingent.
The examination for meningitis was
made following the death OF one man
from that disease, Tho quarantlned
company Is under an armed guard.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
CRUGER WITNESSES HEARD.
OIUcy Tells of Finding None hut
ParroImRn az ueadauarters,

The Extraordinary Grand Jury mves-
tignting IA" police bunglinR IN the Ruth
Cugcr case mad before Il to- day a
number OF witnesses George Il. Olney
to'd Of going 10 Police Headquarters In
behalf of Henry Crugcr. father OF the
murdered girl 10 seek some responsible
unniU and found nobody higher In ranl,
there than a patrolman
several policemen detailed 20 the
Fourth Branch Detective Bureau who
|uad charge o' the search Tor the miss
ug girl were also heard by the Grand
Jun,
The evening world., 1917-09-25
BERNSTORFF AND AIDES
MADE DUPES OF ny.
SOCIAL LEADERS
Continued from First Page)

ident Wilson and Secretary Lansins
satisfied themselves OF their authen-
tlcity. Consequently they smile a
Justice Cohalan's reputation. =
which he declared the memorandum
referring to him was created as an
other part OF a British campaign to
destroy him. state Department Of
flcials are amused at the statement
and say the excuse is preposterous.
The Cohalan memorandum wa
seized by trusted American Secret
Service agents and Immediately
turned over to the state Department
II was in Ge nan code and II showed
the text already had been transmitted
to Berlin. The DECIDING OF the mes
sage was done by come OF the most
trusted men OF the Government No
British representative during all this
time even saw the memorandum.
Officials of the state Department
explain that II Cohalan's charge
being planted" were true, Il would
have been necessary Ter British
agents TO have forgod the document
translated It into the German code
and placed II In a safe belonging tC
the Imperial German Embassy whIc.
was In Won Igers charge. i would be
ridiculous, the officials say, TO be-
lIeye this could have be, n done.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
U. S. TANKS" WILL FIGHT
ALONGSIDE THE BRITISH
arge Number Of Giant Land Cruls.
eH % BE Constructed
Here AZ OnIe
MAsIIINGTON

WAsHlNGTuN sept g5..-unIted
states tanks VIII nEut ,',nrslle tho
british. Thsi the United states b. 10
construct "a large number of these
slant land cruisers developed to-day
with an explanation of an additional
12O.OOO,OOO IN the nrmorrd motor car
appropriation ~ the urgent deficiency
bill called up ln the senate
\ total OF SgG.f5o.O0O is asked for
motor cars. with authority TO con-
tIUct for 875.OUOOOO more.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
ENGLAND AND FRANCE
GIVE PLEDGE TO RUSSIA
Declare They win Not Conclude A
Peace to Delriment OF
That Nation.

rGTEOGRND. Sept 2j.-AddressIng
the soldiers, and Workncn's delegates
to-day. Gen. Norkhovsky Minister OF
War said Russia yesterday received
formal assurances from France and
Great Britain that they would not con-
cludc a separate peace to the detrlment
Of Russia
The evening world., 1917-09-25
BARS TRADE WITH ENEMY.
Un sent 10 President Also Hits sedI.
tiOus Press.

WASHINGTON Sept, 25,-The con-
ror"nco report on the Trading with
the Enemy Rlll, adopted by the SEN
n,o yesterday, was adopted to-day
by the House without roll call. 1t
now goes to the President for sigma
turc.
Under tho bill English speaking as
vcll as foreign language newspapers
which are dlsRpproved by the Post
OFFICE Department are barred from
the mails and any other sort OF dis
tributlon without an opportunity to
defend themselves
The evening world., 1917-09-25
MAY GIVE MORE NAMES IN
NEXT DISCLOSURES

II is known that the State Depart
ment is holding in reserve German
intrigue disclosures as sensational as
any yet published. and may bring
them to light at any time.
II Ia reported that Germany spent
at least S25,OOO.OOO for propaganda In
Ills country between the beginning
OF the war and the dismissal OF Won
Bernstorfr.
1t would occasion no surprise should
the next expose OF the Government
include names OF persons and soci-
etioS receiving German money
The evening world., 1917-09-25
OIL TANKER BLOWN UP
IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY
DE 'fu-uH - steamer N0uni Re-
ported Dgt O. Accidental Ey.
rlosun 81 Boiler

San FRANCISCO. cat. sept "a
h" standard uu tauk steamer Maf
fit was blown up early to-day -
what vas ssii 10 hsys been an scot
dental explosion Of boiler
IN" explosion occurred at Rich.
u.ui. O. port on san Francisco nay
Two men we're reported missing
The ,'ssel which Was 81 t.0i2 ton,
NET arrived yesterday from Nanrou,,
loo ballast and repairs we're being o.
'octed before fho nlled her tauas II,
explosion 0wokn residents Of san Fran
cI-Co seven rules away
OFFICIALS ~ the STANDARD on Com.
ptnN uf 'u.fuiula sad a., pt,t Ia.
been clu'cN guarded before and since
m" ships arrival. apd discounted an,
possibility OF explosives hhvlng been
put aboard.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
4. =. Army BRndsmHn Gets Thrc"
Wears for Death Of ~ Jap.

NAGASAkI Japan, Sept % ,hy ut.p ID
Manuel Ncumoir hanlsm1u, ate
tached To tho Thirteenth United states
Infantry. has been sentenced To three
years imprisonment and finel a,out
yen after conviction ON the charge ui
i1fliCting fatal Injuries on lapanes'
tTadssmAp du!nE iateAIeAgpn.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
AoUEDUCT ENTRIES.

AQuEDUCT. ". Y. Sept. 25.-The en-
tries for tomorrow races are as fol-
lows.
FIRST RACE -For yeu-olds and up.
ward; ' INK; II aud hall fuT.ong - Favor
~ The Dean. ~. 'Pccp sight. us. star
Finch. MS; Manganese ilp
-LruND ~, For thf, % car. .olla and up-
warI; sicc t'chssa: selling handicap. ahyut tVo
mue. ,Nr- !N"od. 1922 Eas'c Thistle. 1875;
Mauaayer. 100
THIRD RACE For two3car. old r!les; sell.
ins i've furionss Mos, i.y, 10; - "a 10:
tir"ud "a. io0; wool ViGct, ioi: sun Ks,
lu5 Kohod ll5 su4uc NJ, los: CGnsDra. Ill;
AuUghor il5. Iurtis iO5
Fol RrII RACE For three. ytar-olds: The
lrosuc" Hnl.cap, one mic. Manistcr Tol
lmIl, 100. tom TA,scl Nmpl l2i: Vue.n o!
tAe Water lui: BuCeDOarl. 100. Ticket 10
SIXTH RACE--For tvoyea r.oldS; siI firiouEs
lIlsh lAS, lOl. Lady porothy. lOi RIFE. lOI
Wyoming 1U7: HaP smile lOl: 40 Lor :
Lott. lOl kAshm,r lVi; Ne.9srAan, lO4; The
'Ari.rcntios allowance claimed. wsst,er clear.
Track fast
The evening world., 1917-09-25
HRiE Report. sa"crssfuI Raid aud
nm NrtIIIrry battle.

LONDON. sept - -"Wc carried
out successful raid last night cast
Of Epehy and captured u few pris-
oncrs," says tO-day's War Office
statement on tho Franco Belgian
operations "A hostile attempt TO
rush one Of our forward posts north
east OF Lens was repulscd aftor "a
bombing fight
"The cncmy's artillery was active
during the night east and north ~
Ypres"
The evening world., 1917-09-25
SIAMESE TO FIGHT
ON WESTERN FRONT
Government Calls for Volunteers
10 BE Commanded by Officers
Trained In Belgium.

LONDON. Sept 25-The slamese
Government. according to despatch
from Bangkok to Reuters. Ltd. has
called Tor volunteers who may be sent
to the western front. The volunteers.
the despatch says. will he commanded
by officers trained In Belgium
Another despatch states that prize
court has condemned six German steam
ers OF a total net tonnage OF S.02l.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
DIE .

sERvICEs.-THE FUNERAL CHURCH
Drank E. CAmpberD. Broadway and
ooth ~.
PEMBRooK, THEODORE K. Tues.
day, 2 o'clock.
oROURRE, MARY A, time later.
MAURY, ELEANOR. time later.
STUMPP.-On Sunday. Sept. %. 1917. at
her residence, SO BROAD st.. Stapleton,
& l.. THERESA sTCMPF. beloved wife
OF Frederick stumpf and beloved mother
OF George william and Frederick stump;
jr. and Emma Wilson and Carollhs
IInke.
Funeral services Tuesday evening at
Z. NJ. Funeral private. Intsrmsnt
Morsvian Cemetery. illndly omit flow.
6Ts.
The evening world., 1917-09-25

This is not put onl It's
fact
Not a style in shoes that
the average man or boy
wants that we can't sup
ply. At least, if there is,
we've yet to find it out.
We go further than that
Specialties
Our Pedestrian" last
which orthopedic surgeons
say that $3.50 of men
should wear.
Il" Westpointer " shoes,
built on the last officially
approved for the West
Point Cadets.
"Gymkhana" sport shoes
golf, tennis.
Unusually smart shoes
patent feathers with gray
cloth tops.
Cordovans horsehide }
with tip or plain toe. Scarce
in some quarters but not
here.
The evening world., 1917-09-25

guided by the course decided upon by
EIon r. Brown. President pro ten. OF
the Senate. Brown comes from Wa
tortown, tho home Of Secretary OF
state Lansing. Brown and Lansing,
though opposed politically. ar" warm
friends, which leads many legislators
10 conclude that Brown In In posses
sion of moro Information az TO Jus
'lcc Cohalan's doings than any other
lawmakcr.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
rrcdictS Coffee Tnd Tea FamIac
Tor the United StRtea.

tUICNIOI SoUl 21---A cOtfce and
'cp famine w'toin a few months was
forecast To-day boy T. i. LIGHTER o' Nil
fuukor. president " tne National Tea
gHH coffee Mu0IfrrtuUus Assao,atIuu.
w .sAN AAAgA AsIA
The evening world., 1917-09-25
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE,
CHICAGO CORN MARKET.
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

T. ~ Russ a. Co.-ENtra dividend Of
II ner cent. I'm addition TO regular
quarterly dividend OF ~ per cent on
common stock. also regular : per GEM J.
on preferred stock; all payable OCT ].
Books close Sept, 2b.
The evening world., 1917-09-25

Wheeling and Lake Erie Rai,coad 10
August gross earnings increastd Flo,I,aSs
months gross Increased $3.50, 4SS Net
after tax 81. .0O3 900; decrease s3S5,68S.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
c,,Akcr ~ pNoot0pises put
70 pusU ~ Dooliea

NHHNH a"H NaHf
sr.rfa# H. I.H go Us fssut r' 70
r. ra.. 'Et l.u - Arr.r'sf' a
IHsIH A..r.s. IfaolHf A'''r
nf.rs I.HtrsI 20 gasIou. raf H' ''.
H.f.I unt. . frrr. .aat.s ioaslHr Hs
.uts..it ....Ha a fpsr.a. ..'
IAN. v.t H.afeI g. nu..inF
"Rf Dem. uHbH
no.ra fa Doe fvr ds's .'.f.. af
tlls frss plf u.f Doe |. '.ff'trf
ana tsrau vHIsusrrH ~ Means
fHuk iunr laus 4. tbs envelope ahA
fha neat irsfaHi rr woe sIftaA.rF o.
far tHs tourtH.uss DO, t..f v.1'
be Led as,a aud heard. HrI '. n'si
instaut Lawyer canister Jumped '.
his feft v.th rs request InH' Means
be- h,id in lail hrr".
n was very evident iHat 'n" q"
fonss feared move was afpui iu 90.
trHdite Mrans 20 New lork. Tho blue
envelope might have contained many
thinrs n miFnt have contained 81
tradition papers. o. might have c"n'
talned warrants - arrest
n actually confined review ~
minor case DoolinR had imndlcd f
New YORK uud had no bearing oi
the Means matter The blue 'uvrl"p'
was more successful than 'yidenc'
and orntory.
Doounr and his New York assoc.
ates are preparing 10 Shak' the dus
u Concord from their feet They ID
not wish to become mixed up IN con
temp ~ court proceedings for refus
ing 10 turn over papers to the cleri
~ the Superior Court, ~ ordered b'
Judge Mobh
The evening world., 1917-09-25

Central Leather Co.-ENtra dividen'
OF per cent. and regular qnArlelI
stock, both payable Nov | TO stock o
record oct 10.
The evening world., 1917-09-25

Net earnings FOR ctGl, months ended
Aug. 81 o Tobacco Products corpora lIni
mon diyldends gained over ~ per cent.
rnnIparrd with same period OF 1916,
The evening world., 1917-09-25

Grca, Northern ore Distribution 4"
u record oGL .,
The evening world., 1917-09-25

Everything men and boys
wear.
The evening world., 1917-09-25

atsis asss aIH ~ fss' ths HnsF
- fsnsaaasa e. 10 ~ithas' -
o. tts ssst ofsHs sssf 81 80
stsfus - u.sfasf
t.na.r I.I Tnsrs % F
f.ru.. E.H...tf fsa " ssfss
f 900. .. sHHs msfs oui ih'
uaana e. tau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03
enfsgluariff anF (snsIanD.

gOn oeutider 9leroplonen nnternom.
men, ~ Mebrere gomben bero6.
geporIcn. n ylod teinc 9lodrid-
ten iiber Sdoocn ooer 2ebens.
OrrIult. SioIieniidc 5licaer
wcrfen 6Iuoidriften ouf s8icn
berob.
&on0on 2. September. Gin
ncner ocutitber 2iiitansriii alif bic
Giiitc bon GnglonO puroc belitc
glbeno bonn 3ricgSbureou onaetiu.
Oigt Der @eridt iogt
D6einOlibe gleroplone boben bcutc
g(beno Inn If llbr Is Die Giifiiiie
bon asnt iiberfIogen. Se nobmcn
einige Dainiten ipdter icepdrtS ibren
aurs. gs iourOen einiec menigc
Bomben brrobgemorien 0ic &er.
Iiiite an MenIbenIcbeu oiritcn ae.
ring Iein."
S Stolicnifde G1ieqrri iibe.t.
0e1tcrrcih's &nuptito0t
urin 2. September. Slim
itolieniicbe 6lieeer Iino bon cinem cr-
folereitben 8Iuec iiber @ien Suriid.
eetcbrt. Bon Der itolicnildeu 6ront
aus poifirten oic 8Iug8cuge unbc.
merit Ole oiterreidiihen 2inieu mo
floeen oireft nod Der diterreidiihen
.Smiptltoot 100 iie 8lngidriiteu ber-
obmorfen, wclhe oos Bolt bon Dem
eroBen Sieger Der Stalicrcr IN
aeuntniB icben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03

Gie 9eniibunoen Der D9lmcrican
slaiancc ior 2abor ano Deno-
cracD" Sn cineu Sdrei6eH
OeS 4rdiiOenten 94ilion an Srn.
Samuel @ompers, oen @raiioen
ten Der @ereiniaims.
W al ibing ton ?. September.
- Sn einem Sdrciben, oas Qrdli.
Dent S9iIion Srn. Somucl Bompers.
Dem @rdiioentrn DER y9lmcrican Sc.
0erotion OF 2abor4 lmo Oen 9or.
lte5er Der n9lmerican 9laionce Joe
Sa6or ono 0emocrocD1. 3uianotc,
gab Der 4rdioent ieiner Dolfomne'
nen 3ultimmung 81 Ocr iiir Iientoa
IN WlinneapoIis geplanten Gonierenj
Der lebtgenannten Gereiniauna 9hiS
orud uno 5ollte Dem geitreben ocr
Organization, Die es iib sur gInigo6c
geiest bat, lInlopolit0t 5u inter.
OrhueU, WQrule9 S0O.
Ger 9rief, Der beute bier Dcr0l
fentliht ipur0e. DerurtbciIt Die, mel
dc 9Imerifs's @cihmcrocu gcacn
9etitihlano at ignoriren iuhen uno
bcitebt oaroub Dab ueinc Notion oc.
ren 9iireer III idm1bIihcr Meiic I'M.
ter ibrer cigenen 8loagc crnlorOet
milroen, ocren Nad6arn ein9eloocn
milroen, bel Der Groberlmg ibres
EerritoriimS 81 belicn imo oeren
@eoulo bel DER @erfolgune Ger 8or.
oering Der @ere1tieteit uno 0aenid-
lifbfeit ourb cine icbmahUoIle @oIi-
tit Der gobbeit uno 9errdtberei be.
antiuortet wuroe, niMt meib, mas lie
min uno feinen Derit1uolidbct @utn0
bat, iid 5lt bert6eioigen.~
Ser @rdiioent idbrt FORT u@d6
reno irniere Sol0aten i6r tapiereS
gSert berridten, Inn 9leoftiou III ID.
rer 6riitoliien mo agareiiioiieu 8orm
8uriid5iibaIten, miiiien nir 0n6eim
ben organiiirten uno inoiDiouelIen
8emiibuugeu ieuer geia6rliden Gle.
nente opponiren pelhe i6re ltllo-
DoIitdt binier einen ShiIO BON irii,
geriiben unO auSmeiHen0eu Fbra.
fen DerIteden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03

Ottow q, aonios, >. Sept.
@alter Sbicrnlon Der bier naicr
Dem Geroodt oerboftct wuoc an
Dem &albaniall imO ser Guuorouna
8iucier GlerfS ser @inSlnp ,ron
@orfS in CHICAGO 6et6eiliat aclpeicn
81 iciu bat beiite 9I6en0 nod 9Inao.
be Der @oIi3ei Elm yeitau0nib a6ae.
legt SSn ieiuem @eiib iuiroeu na.
be5n $1,000 aeilnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-03

6c5cllatc, Dab Der Graricosniiniiicr
iicB wieocr6olt iiir Berioucn, ins6c.
lonoere Niii5ierc oeruanOte, oie an.
aciduoiat wareL ais Spione in
GicnIle Tcutidlano's 81 iteGcn.
General SoutomslD iagtc aus, oaB
Der irii1crc @riegsnliniiler Dor ocal
Stricge ii6cr icinc Slrnt6 flagte imS
crtIdrtc, Dab CT icin gaBes Ginfom-
men icincr @ottm icnocn niHlie, oic
81 Der 3eit inn glnslono lcbte-
gSie Ger General olsiiIbrte, bo6e
CT $crrn Soufbonllinoii Damn na6c
Dem Gn0e oes Sabre 1915 ipie0er &c.
troifen, ais cr 6ercits entlaiien mar,
Ger Gr-aricosmilIiiter cr5o6Ite Dem
3cl9cn Damn onaebli6, 0aB CT iid)
uegen Ger CienItentlaiiung feline
GorAe nQhe Oenl er babe nit QjliiCt
on Der @5rie ipefulirt inO ici nit
@clo rciGIib pcrie6en
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Supaniidc es6rer fonlmsn.

Eofio, ,. Sept. 3ebn 9ri-
Observation-Disclosures ans oIIen
Ebeilcn Sopons peroen ml 10. 0s.
Vits. bon 9ofobama nad ocn Gerci.
niaten Staateu o6io6ren, Inn oos
Gr5ic6ingsmeieu in oen bauptidh.
li6eu omeritauiibcn Stdoten 3u Iti.
0iren.
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EboenirOtllc, @a., .. zcpt
Charles 6reeic bon OATS cn
9remicr Der u@cnnpIponia. 9obn"
mnroc geiIern 9lbeno al Scr N'uune'
iielo,9IDcmie, auf Ser StelIe aetootci
ais er Oireft uor einen in mcnlider
Hidhmg fa5reuoen 4'aiiagicr3n9
trat.
}recie 6atte iith beiite nit Sri, Se,
len Soroou BON MnnaUunt perbcira.
tben moaen Gas ilnge W1doden iit
iniolec i6res traaiidjen Gcit6ids
ibmcr erfranft.
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1lrbrr Die ginQ,
Sic 9cntl6cu iiiOOali9
bOn &iga.
sic 6rim9en in uOr6licbcr
Sti@tnitg DDr.

&ctcrSburg gicbt 81, Dob Oic @egcn-
9lnoriife Scr 0iulicn Den 5cinO
ni6t auf6oltcn fonnten, III 9lu9
in Der @escno bon @aitalt, flo
mcitli@ bon giao, Babcn 0cuti@e
cine SffcnliOc cingclcitet-
QcutI6c SorltoBe ouf rumdni-
ider 5ront crfoIsIos.
&etcr$bilrg, 9. September.
Gcutidc 9rllppcn 6oben iiiooltlib bon
9liga Die Gina gctreu5t mo riiden
in noroIiHer 9li6trng Oor
Gicie alnOc brin9t DER 6ellte gla3.
uitiog bonn rliihen aricgsbiircoll
oer6iicntlidtc offi5icae 9eridt, Der
iolgenocrmaBcn loltct:
.@cIicrn babcn Oie Oeutidcn
StrcitfrGite no6 mniaiienocn 9lrtil-
Observation-Disclosures in DER @eocn0
bon aua, iiio0itli6 BON 9iiga, Die
Gina gcfreu5t, bnbcn allpiermdnuucr
bclebt ilno lin0 in noroli1cr 9iid.
tlmg porgc0rilngcn. llnIerc Sruppen
maHtcn mc6rere @egenangrifie, Die
ober feinen Griolg batten.
Selite crgriii Der 6einO ald in ser
@egeno bon 0iitau Oie SifeniiOe; Die
S6ladt lit bort nod i'm @angc.
Sn Der 9li6hmg bon &oOcl in Ser
91o66ari6oit BON Ielid- &uf6ar1,
lieB Der 6einO ecltern 9l6eno gcpol-
tige @asmeaen alisitr0men iu0
i6ritt Damn 5lm 9ln9rifi. gr murOc
BON unicren GeierneL weId6e iebt an
gelan0t iino, 3iriidgctrieben. 9}adb
filr5cr 3eit lieB Ger 6cino iuieoer
@ns entiiromen obnc aber cineil Sn-
fonteric-9lneriii folsen 81 laiien.
,Sn Der 9iibtilng BON Slnolmirs
golpnsfi er9riii Der 6eiuo, na10em
er unierc Stelhngen nit @eidoHeu
Die cine henii6c Subitan5 cntbicl-
ten, bomborOirt botte, bic CfieniiOe
in Der @cgeno bon 3u6ilno-@rcibcm,
nno es gclnna ibnl in Dem 9lbihnitt
iiiolid bon Dem Goric in Die Sbiit.
5cngrd6en elmer ilnierer Gonpaguie'n
ein5llorilgcn ais Oencn CT icOod]
Ourb einen @cgcnooritoB pieOer bin-
olsgctrie6cn purOe.
9iumdniihc 6ront. Sn Der 9lib-
titng BON 8otibani erifi Der 8eino
geiicrn Jiadt me6rere Gbeile Der TIT.
mdniiden Ste0lngcu in Der @egenO
norolid mo noro0iiIih BON Srcibti
an. glQc oieie Sorii0Be pltroen Don
ms 3lriidocIbla9cn.
Su Der 9iidtlng bon 9roiIa ariif
Der Seine nod g(rtiQcrie. 8orberci.
tllngcit mierc sRoiitionen in Der @e.
gcnO noropcitlic6 pom 8ltiie 9u5eu
on muroc ie0od obgeiblo9cn.
aautninS-Srdnt. Grflunorn9S-
9Ibt5eilngcn mabten mc6rere Sor-
itoBc.
Suitpc6r. Sn Der @e9eno bon
Giinablrg 6ro1tc ciner itnierer 5lie-
Ger 6d5nrid @iinoii einen ocut-
idcn 9Ieroplau bcrllntcr, Der in I'M.
lcrcn Sinien bcrobiiel. Gic ociiiden
6liegcr lpurocp 5u @ciangcncn gc-
luudt
Sn Der llmge9en0 bon 9rpoD grill
cine ilnicrer Wioi6nen Die BON Sicu.
tenant gr0nopsto 9clcnft mar, einen
iciDolidcn Sdladtplan an. @eiOe