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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
WEDGE is DRIVEN
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mines under the strong German posi-
tions on Hill so were crammed with
more than so tons of explosives. This
was the record volcano Of all the count
less scores that spouted their rain of
earth, stones, steel and debris along the
front. In the midst of this falling mass,
shrapnel from British guns exploded
with deadly accuracy. The German pris-
Oners declared they had never seen any
thing like it.
No small part in the British success
was due to the perfection of the British
air service. Nothing daunted the M. R.
F. c. men. They swung low over the
German lines, ferreting out position aft
er position and locating gun after gun
ignoring the hail of shells which the
enemy anti-aircraft guns poured into
TIE sky. 1t was the heaviest air bar
rage the Prussians had ever attempted.
Every objective planned by the army
chiefs had been attained today-in "a
hours after the Tommie first leaped
cut of their trenches. And with the
fcrvor of their fighting whetted rather
than tired by the strife, the troops were
still pushing on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
TEACHERS MUST Take
"EXAMS" june 27
These Held In All Counties
VIII Last Four Days
Ending June 80

Commencing Wednesday, June ~,
1917, at 8 o o'clock a. M and continuing
until Saturday, June 80, 1917, at A
o clock p. m, teachers examinations
will be held at the county seats through
out the state for state certificates, as
announced yesterday by State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction Church
i'll.
Special certificates are given appli-
cants passing in domestic art, course of
study for domestic art, domestic science,
drawing, course of study for drawing,
manual training, mechanical drawing,
music, physical culture, and stenography
and typewriting.
The following is the program as out
lined:
Wednesday forenoon u. S. history,
writing (penmanship), music, draw
ing.
Wednesday afternoon. = Physiology
reading, manual training, composition,
domestic science, methods in reading
course of study for drawing methods in
arithmetic.
Thursday orenoon.-Arithmeti his.
tory of education, psychology, methods
in geography, mechanical drawing, do
nestle art, course Of study for domestic
art.
Thursday afternoon.-Grammar, geog-
raphy, stenography, American literature,
physics, typewriting, methods in Ian
guage, thesis for primary certificate.
Friday forenoon Theory and prac-
tice, orthography (spelling), physical
geography, English literature, chemis-
try, physical culture.
Friday afternoon.-School law, geol-
ogy, algebra, civil government.
Saturday forenoon = Geometry, bot
eny.
Saturday afternoon.-Ge General history,
bookkeeping.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
ExpeCtaHlt Mothers
Relieved Of Pain
Women Use Prescription Of Fam
ous Physician.

Since the days of our first parents
N the Garden Of Eden, women have
,orne the pain and discomfort Of
,hildbirth. Science on its part, has
worked to modify and to relieve in
,art, the dreadful suffering at such
i time.
The preparation known as Mothers
Friend' is applied by the mother
:o-be herself, externally, night and
morning. 1t relieves the tension on
he muscles, cords and ligaments Of
he abdomen, and the expectant
mother is made much more comfort
sble. The crisis is one OF much less
1ain and danger.
Thousands Of women who have used
t successfully state that they cannot
say enough about the good "Mother's
Friend" did for them and refer par
icularly to the absence of nausea or
morning sickness.
Ask your husband to get you 9
,ottle from the drug store. If you
wish a valuable book for mothers,
"rjte the Bradfield Regulator Com,
any, Dept. F, $40 Atlanta, Ga, It
free and will be sent at once.
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NOISY WELCOME
CONTINUED from Page One. !

Save the King. After all these formal
ceremonies, General Pershing received q
large party of British and American
newspaper men, answering their ques-
tions eheerfully and readily.
General Pershing was garbed in the
regulation American khaki service uni
form and came down the gangplank
smiling, vigorous and looking in the
best Of condition. He thanked the ship IS
captain for his safe trip and warmly
greeted the audience of dignitaries who
had assembled to do him honor.
Among this assemblage was a guard
of honor from the Royal Welsh Fusil-
eers accompanied by their famous regi-
mental band and their equally renowned
billy goat mascot. Representatives of
the British admiralty and Of the war
office were the first to greet the Am
erican commander and his staff. With
their party was Admiral Stileman, SEN
ior naval officer of the port, General
Campbell, commanding the western dis
trict of England, the general command
ing the local defenses, the lord mayor
of the city, number of local digitar-
les and, lastly quite sprinkling of Am
lean army Officers.
The ship which brought Pershing and
bis party passed out of the danger zone
at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, arriv-
ing close to this port at l a. m. The
journey was then slowed up so that the
arrival ashore might not be too early.
There we've 1913 men in Pershing s
party-53 army officers and the re-
mainder civilians or enlisted men of the
headquarters troops.
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RED CROSS NOTES
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The Woodburn auxiliary is coming
right along. This morning it sent in
nine more names.
The Clara Barton auxiliary of Hub
bard was organized yesterday by Mrs.
j. F. Steelhammer and Mrs. Luella
Walsh of Woodburn. These ladies will
devote much of their time towards or
ganizing auxiliaries in the northern
part Of the county and instructing them
in their work
The Woman $ Relief Corps auxiliary
TO Willamette chapter was organized
yesterday by Mrs. e. E. Fisher, chair
man of the membership committee.
Twenty members signed for the char.
ter and elected the following officers
Mrs. f. B. Southwick, president; Mrs.
Alice E. Caldwell, treasurer; Miss Ruth
Anderson, secretary. The meeting was
held at the home Of Mrs. Laura Forst-
ner.
Miss Lulu Cell, the Red Cross nurse
of Eugene, will be in the city Saturday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
British Drive Ahead.

London, June 8.-Across a blunt
wedge five miles broad at its apex, Bri
tish troops were still forging ahead to
day, smashing Germany steel grip OIL
Belgium. Early front dispatches today
ing. The German line bent far back in
the initial shock of vast mine explo.
sions of he'll fire Of artillery and OF
the dashiRg Flows of the infantry. Up
to today the enemy's elasticity had not
been evidenced in any swapping back
into line of that fracture. Apprised now
Of the tremendous strength of the drive
the Germans were massing reserves and
fiercely opposing every step of the Bri-
tish advance.
The great city of Lille and the i'm
Dortant industrial towns of Tourcoing
and Roubaix are directly menaced by
the newsstand probably the most
powerful-of the British drives. The
three cities are the centers Of France 3
industrial section of the north. The
fighting is ever Belgian soil-but the
objectives sought are in France.
In this locality the Franco-Belgian
line twists in a sharp dip forming a
triangle whose point Is just above Ar
mentieres. Menin, Wervick and Warne-
ton are along oe side of the triagle, be
ing the Belgian border cities-the hy-
pcthenuse of triangle whose upright
line runs from Ypres and Messines to
near Armentieres.
Lille is six miles distant from Armen-
there's. 1t is 10 miles from Messines
further up on the triangle line.
The capture of the low lying ridge
from Messines to Wytsehaete, however
makes the Messines victory important
even if it is farther distant from Lille
and Armentieres. This promontory domi
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Start Great offensive.

Paris, June S.--Germany has appar-
emily started a counter offensive along
a great section of the French front.
Today's official report detailed a
violent enemy bombardment around st.
Quentin and LaFere, preliminary to an
attack which the French killed at its
inception; more violent artillery fire
centered on French positions north of
Moulin Laffaux and south of Filain as
well as in the Cerny sector, and "enemy
attacks at various points" All attacks
failed.
Southeast of st. Quentin violent en-
emy bombardment on the line from St.
Quentine to LaFere was eountered by
our own artillery, which stopped a pre-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
Ore and the names of the men who viii
direct America g first war efforts may
be made public today.
Given Royal Greeting

London, June S.-A notable assembly
met Major General John J. Pershing on
his arrival in London late this after
noon. At the railway station were Lord
Derby, minister of war; Lord French,
commander in chief of the home de-
fense forces; Sir Francis Lloyd, Amer
lean Ambassador Walter Hines Page,
Vice Admiral Sims, U. S. N; General
Robertson and number Of others.
Pershing's military escort lined up
in formal fashion at Euston railway
station, while the British military staff
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08

and it has helped me in every way. l
am not nearly so nervous, no headache
or pain. / must say that Lydia D.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
best remedy any sick woman can take. "
Mrs. MARGARET QUINN, Rear 259
Worthen St, Lowell, Mass.
Other warning symptoms are sense
of suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation
of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
irregularities, constipation, variable
appetite, weakness, inquietude, and
dizziness.
If YOU need special advice, write to
the lydia E. Pinkham Medicine 90.
lconfdentisD, Lynn, Mass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08

lCnange OF Lie ana
the bad feelings
common at tn a t
time. l was in a
very nervous condi-
ton, with headaches
and pain a good
deal Of the time so /
was unfit to do my
work. A friend d
asked me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham' s
lV e G table Com
l-1nOI -v6so1 7 Al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08

reviewed them. Then they hurried off
to their quarters.
General Pershing established head
quarters at the Savoy. OFFICERS and men
accompanying the American comman-
der are to be entertained at theatre
tonioht
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
VIOLATED MANN ACT

Los Angeles, Cal, June 7.-George
Washington Hall, said to be wanted in
Seattle, was arrested today by federal
authorities suspected of violating the
Mann act. The arrest was made ON re-
ceipt of telegram from Washington
asking that Hall be held for Seattle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
No Censorship Needed.

Washington. June S.-Announcement
of General Pershing's arrival in Eng
land is the first mention that has been
made of his movements since he confer
red with the president in Washington
two weeks ago. The effectiveness of the
voluntary censorship was again demon
strated in this respect, for while the
fact that Pershing had sailed was gen
orally known to press associations, no
reference was made to the fact.
General Pershing probably will con-
suit with the British war authorities for
o time and then go to France, where a
camp site has been selected for his di-
vision.
His staff was selected before depart
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
An Imnortant stronghold.

London, june s.-'tThe position we
captured yesterday was one of the en-
emy's most important strongholds on
the western 'front.'" Field Marshal Haig
reported today.
He did not add any I.ew details of the
fighting. ar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
pared attack.

pared attack.
"The night was most agitated on the
entire front. North of Moulin Laffaux,
south of Filain and in the Cerny sector
the artillery fire was of the most vio-
lent character. Enemy attacks at va
rious points failed under our fire.
"We penetrated the enemy's lines to-
ward Souain hill, in the region east of
Belfort and took prisoners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08

mates the flat Belgian-French fields in
this sector. 1t offers an ideal observa-
ton base. More it gives an advantag-
eous strategic position from which to
turn the flank of the enemy army just
above Armentieres.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
LODGE BUYS LIBERTY BONDS

Gervais, Or, June Sat the last
of Court Protection No. 40,
Foresters Of America, of Gervais, it was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08

Dallas is patriotic. It has already
and without solicitation, subscribed
$4,000 for Liberty bonds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Quinn's Experience
Ought to Help You Over
the Critical Period.

Lowell, Mass. For the last three
years | have been troubled with the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-08

Closing
Out
ASK FOR and GET
HorIick's
The Original
Matted Milk ?

Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.
voted unanimously to buy $500 lib
erty bond. The greater number of tho
members are French Pririe farmers liv-
il near Geryais.
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IemtIdJe nnb bfterreidi.
idJe oiplulnatiibe nnS
aoniularsSeamte
'gus 2duOsrn in Qiien BADEN iia in
siHsm atIaRtii4en oafeR
etnseiaifft.

Gin atIantii der Safen,
20. Ropentrr. Nm 9ienltag GIN
gen bier Oeuti9e unb Siterrci9IlG3e LIZ
pIpmatiIbe uno &pniularss5ednte ron
2Gnoern in gliien an 9oro eints uorz
pegiI9en Sdrhpfers, I'm na9 ihren
SellnatbsIdnoern ab5ureiien, na9osm
i6neu pon ben aIiirten Jfegiergu6sn
il1sres geIeitc belpiligt pOroen pcr.
9as S9iff ioIlte pdbrenO oes Sda,S
abiabren, ipurbe aber unsrtparktsr@
lpsiie pOn Rsgierungsbeamien felsg;z
bdlten, permutbli9 I'M oas @epdt tsr
ReiIegeieqIddft, in pel9sr ita aIh
Jrauen unp ainber bsfinoen, gu uns
terIu1en. Utan sripartet, bab osr
9ampfer am Uiittipp4 a6fabr:n
ipirn.
Sie ReifsssislIfdnFt mar an 8rei-
tag BON Der posifiiden aiiits bier eins
setrpffsn unb bate ii9 Ieitber unter
Der ueberpaduns BON aJertsn oss
Suitisbsporismsats in stDsi oOtsls Be,
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bentea Dilfon. Gs Durbe tsine Gr'
fIdrang srlaFeH, a6er man sIaubt,
taB bic SituatiOn in auBIaHo ois'
tutirt purbe.
lIe6er bic 3uftdnbe IN Rublnno
berrIht mod INNER llntlar6eit. Sm
Staatsbepartemsnt p1ren am Dienss
tag teine peitsren DepeI6eR oon Dem
@Otiaaftsr Srancis in ct. petsrss
burg eingetroffen; aber aus unoffis
aieaen 9speI6en BON S6nebsH ge5t
bsrpor, bnb Der General aaIebines,
ser Sstman Der Don Soiaten, pels
der nur6 bic geberrl6ung Der 9oE'
Iens unb Bei3en 9orrdt1s i'm Sc
biete Der Don Sofaten feline itdrte
Snnb fiblbar maat nit elmer ar'
NEE cuf garOrs3, 200 WeiIsn iiOIia
pon W&ostau, 5u mari6trt.
gafagiere, tDsI6s OOa RuBlano an
Der I4peDiTten 9ren8e untamen, msls
teten aud, bab SplOaten Our4 bic
Straben ppn ct. petersburg paraois
rem uno cine tonititutionele @ers
Iammiung Derlaugen, bic gong RuBa
luno Oertrete.
Gs piro ertldrt, bag BAG Re9ime
Der golI9epiti nod t1rdnniIter lei
ols oasienige BON g2ttOlaus. Die
p1Fagiere gIaubten, tnB bic gegen
pGrtiee repoluttouGre Regieruns Gus
@angeI an l1nteritiiBung feiten8 Der
bebeuhenbTten parteieu fn1sr mjiTe.
Die etn5ige uffisieue 0epeIde aus
RuBlunb, peI6e i'm StuutsOe0ortes
ment am 9ienitug nntam, tiinoigte
an, haB SJObn e. SteOens, bos
6uup. Der amerituniIher giienbahn'
SommiFiOn, in gerbin6ung nit benz
Berfe Der Re5a6iIitiruns beg ruiits
T6en giisnba6n SpItems BON ct.
geterafurg nab DIabtOpitut ubgereiit
isi.
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Gie 9lnsfmbr t'DIt Sprrd'
then mad &uBlano
Durbe opn Der ameritunif4en Res
sierung faipeHbirt,
eis tie GttuatiOn in RuBLanb iia
getIdrt Fat
uaO cine liable Regierung furmirt 1T.

SO Arlington, 20. HuO. -
Gs piro nicbt seitattet perben, oaB
9orratbs BON ben Der. Stauten nab
RuBlan0 obgebeu, bis Iia Die Situns
tioa in ienem 2anoe setlGrt bat. She
tie ameritanii9e RegIerung Die abs
ienbung DON beretts in ben Oots II9
befinc.i6en 8aaren sr,au6t, piiuidt
iis gu pihen, in pef;n SGnbe oteieis
hen mad i9rer 9lntunft geIangen.
Die Suspenotrung oes GTports
hauert nur iolunge, biz cine fa6iIe
Resie,uns formirt 1T, peIae Die Der.
Staten oRsrtenneu tonnen. Sollten
Tie gOII1epiti bic aontrOqe srldHgeH
ano i9r grpgramm elnes 6rieoeHs
nit IeutI9ldnb bur3fubren, oann
piro bas embargo eiu permanentes
iein. 2lu9 elm Idngsrer 9iirgertrieg
piiroe oies 3ur 5oIge tnben, oa bic
Ger. .StauteR befiirbten muBten, oaB
bic 9orrdt9e oanR ben SplibeDiti in
cis 0anbe fallen. Der propioriIaen
mar Elm &rsoit sum Be
trag pOn 1925, 100000 5etpili5t porz
Cen, BON pelhem bereits $191. 900, :
600 pprgeI6oiTen purpen. @iel BON
oieIeu. Gel0e puroe fir @orrdtbs
peIte ieBt ner Q5Isnoung
Barren. Den RuTen purOeu aub
SGiife fir ben 5ransecrt belpiligt.
DisIen nirb aber bic r6tfEge SO6ls
pertpei1srt peroen.
Sbomus ,. Sones, Der @ics=9rds
fbent Der SriegsbonbsIs geb6rbe.
iprd9 am Dienitng i'm Deiben 6aus
Dor aaS bsIpraG ii1 nit BEN prdii'
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ggis aus Berlin unb Rom ii6ereiris
fiimmsH6 beri4tet wirb.
Jinben am nSrbIitn 9beif Der
Sront iebr sefttse aGmpfs itatt.
Die Smtit,en 5ieben srobe sruppen'
maFen bon Der rufTif6eH Gront
sutiid
limb nur Elm sbeil buDon iOu na4
StaIien unieripess fem.
Gtorte srupp,nbsipegiinsen nab
sylanbern tperben eemslDet.
MHpciirts lr,hs.l


Die ttalieriI9ea Armeen boIten an
tsr Sieas, bic sur Ser. fit bic 9es
5auptiIng Der piapes2inis am Did)s
tighten 1T, ben aHeriffen Der 5itsrreis
ihIhsbsutifrn 9erbiinoetsR itanb, be-
ien BeuiiIbsu, Init groben Sruppens
mafen ppn Quero aus ON ipeitliaen
llfer Der pi0pe ia Tiiblifxr RiAigng
oor5uriiden Inb oamit bic itaIienilte
Nront am untnen 9auf bes 5luifes
gu ilaHiirrn, burG ben bslOalmiitHs
gen WioeritaHb Der italieniiten
5ruppen an Der Wionts 5omba =
Wonte Sensrasginis iotpett pereitelt
:rorben fins. 9lus ben beutigen pffis
sisQen 9erifieH pom Berlin unD Rom
III bies liar srii6tltd.
4us Der reliei.en 8eridtsH fheint
iit sl eresben. nnB Die 0iterrei6ff4s
b.utI6en &nsriffs auf ben Wlonte
2omba. Ger bic italitHiide GlnHte
ireitIi6 bon Der giape beidiibt, ni4t
.it ginnabme bes san3en 8erges sur
ToI1e battsn, ipis aus oem offi5ieneu
9erliner Seri9t prm Wontaa. berDors
luasbeu ibien. Die beutite Seersslsis
lung ertpdbnt beute g}oiitiOnen, bic
frn ben @erbiinbeisn .an ben n5rbs
fifsn abbGneen REG Wcnte 5cmba"
dsnOHmen irOrbr isisn, tpns anbeiS
lei, b1b bic Staliener nod ben Reit
ess gsrsss i'm .gsfib bdbeH.
LAB nber dut biefer YeiiB eiHss
96eilss tss gers,s benz 5einb Don
S:n Siolisrsrn in beftigsr Dsife ftrsis
Ito gsmuGt ipirb III aus ben 9erlis
rtr 0spef9sn srfid!lid. in beneu ans
asiiinbigi tpirb, eaB bert beiperate
Sample ItoitfinSsr unb bic Stalien,r
in biH!en Mafsn Gcgenansriffs mas
den.
Die Dsutfhen beanfpru6.p iliht
On iraenb einem She'll Der italienii9en
sFrcnt oors.riidt ~ fein. @isrmol pers
iuften lie nnh einaroer ben Wtonte
Nmerd su sritiirmsn, f. tuurbsn uber
igeesmdI Don ben itaIieutfden 3rups
pen 5urldgsworfen.
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Sas nermiBte Boot
9es 9ampfers pRo9eiter" nit fiint
Waonn eelanbet.
eis6sn itarbsn auf 6o3sr See.

-k~~N6 lhS&AISh va HAI<N wv
2pRbon, 20. gtob. Die britiiae
Qbmiralttdt tiinbiete an, oab oas
permiBte Boot bes omeritoniI4en
Sompfers ,Rp6eiter", tpel4er am 2.
Hopember BON einem beutI9en Sola@
boot S.rientt purbe, IOeben 81 eiHcm
Safer in SrtanS gelanOet Iet. Sn benz
goote bsforben fi9 nur flint Mdnner,
bic ein5igsn lleberlebenben Der urs
ipriingIi6en Wunnf4aft bon Spolt
&6pfen.
Die SOffnung, baB Der erite Diff
3ier un6 ELF anoere WGnner, iDel4s
ii9 in einem goote bes 9ompfers
,Ro6eiter auf bober Gee befanpeH,
gerettet iperoen tpiirbeu, ipor 3ur SIT
Der &ntunft Der finF Mdnner in Srs
tonb oefHipunbsn, bn bus Boot is't
18 sagen permiBt purbe. @iSes%o"
mirat Gins bntte am Iesten Sdms1
tag bem omeritanti4en WartuesOes
partement per &nbel gemeloet, Dob
oas Boot ais berloren betra9tet
peros.
Sur6 bic 2anbung Der flint Wsdr'
ner nurbe bic 2tfte Der Sooten BON
10 auI ID re6uairt. @ier Kramer
Itarben in etnem onberen 9pots tI1Tol'
ge Der Strnpo3en, StDei tparm 5::m
Grptobtren 6es Sprpeoos sst9otet
nprbsn unb elmer ertranft.
Sn Dem foe6en IN SrIanb selGHos'
ten 9oote befanben fi9 urfpriin5Iib
3p6lf WGnner. 90 mar 5eFsbligt pom
eriten Sffi5ier. 3pei Der Wfdnner err
lagen ben Stropo5en uuo elmer luur'
be irrfinnig uno fprung iiber goro.
Serabe s6e Sns Boot Ianbete, ifarotI
pier peitere Mdnnsr. Ben ben oera
bleibsnben flint mgr uur Der erIte
Sffi3ier i'm Stonbe gu geben. Dle
SGnSe unb 5iibs Der unberen bier ions
rem 10 ongsi9polen, bub iofOrtlgs
drStIi5e 8ebunbIung n0t9is mar.
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pon Der Central gsips aus amif.rbam
eeI4idten GepefGs 5ufOlse, fiuben,
ipie aus Waeftri9t. Sollonb. semsls
Get pirb, iiarte Sruppenbapesunsen
nit artiller:. auf alien nn9 Der Groni
in glanbern fiibreuben Strabsn unb
Gifeubobnsn itatt. Die Sepei9e fast.
bab bieie 9ruppsn offsnbar Don Der
ruiiiiden @ren5e tommsn.
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Die Jta(iener 6a(ten on Der piaoc StanO,
sSo amBerft beftise aampfe im Gauge iimb,
nbe6irg 8erie lamen bic ee rniFe egiernng nerbe
nd6f ibrn Mustrit aus benz &rese anmeben.
nkrs Rssisruns bat die Husfubr na0 RuBIana sinsst.
@is bic sa6lase baieIbft iib seflart bat.

fen tpurben niermdf suriidgetpcrfer
als fis berir6ten, bic italienif9en go.
fitionen am Deonts Genera 5u nebinen.
Die 8etanntno9ung latifet tDie folgt:
Der &dnpf besann on Der Wonts
Somba-Wonte JenerdsJrpni IN Der
Samitug yta9t uHb tpirb in Der befs
tighten Wei;e fortsefebt. Der Ssinh
unterbrah rierm1f bns Bonlbarbes
ment unfere- poiitionen an benz Dions
te Tenera, UNI feline 1ruppenmaTen
bCr5uf4iden. Sebesmai fpuroen iie
dber bon unieren Sruppen nit unpers
eleiflider Brdbour 5uriideef9lageu.
YSn Der gegen0 bon Woletta (5its
lid bon afiago), febten dm Naontas
unlere Sruppen bic bortige 5rtli9e
Offenfipe fort, in ber mir am Sonns
tag unb Wicntas suiammen 306 @es
fnHssne, siufdlieBli9 Don 8 Sffisies
ren nrb fiinf Nsa!9tneng6fiiBe unb
mebrere bunbert @eipebre erbeutsten.
y2ln Der giaDe,Sront. auf Der Snicf
ror SyoIinn, ipurben brei UedId,inens
ssffiibe unc mebrsre @stpebre srobert.
.llHfere Tlus5suge belesten iuiebers
hplt unb in futrtiumer WefIe feinbs
Iife aploHntn, bic auf Der Giraffe I'M
anteren piopes1fal. In Der Gegenb
ben Qusrc, urarf6irten. mdhrenb Der
Rodt tpnrfen urrfsre 2uftidiffe mebs
rere Bomber ouf feinblide gifputs
bei sorre oi Mcio, 2ibenso unb IN
Der godj6arfdaft her Wotta bt 2nrns
snsgriide ub. bic bei9dbigt fpErbe.
3uei feinbIide Moiairsu tpurben
ahgei1oifen."
,2n Der unteren gpbnId griff Der
i5einb am Gonning Morgen BEL 9aa
eesanbru6 NIT iturten 9ruppenGbtbeis
lungsn ben Giflit Sbris 8riiden'
topf an. Ra5 ls6baftem 2ampf i3@
sr gespunssu, fi& suriidsuaisbsn.'
Cine pffisiens 5fterreihifde Be-
tanntma9ung bonn Woutag gins boz
bin, naB EN- erfoIgrei4er @orftob se'
ger bic !StaIien.r on Der urltsren
gobnfa ssrnnft porbeu fei. Sn Zone
bon tpur6e bi. Qnii4t ausseoriidt,
baB bies pielIsiat ben aHfang ,ilsr
Sffsnitpe gessn bic alliirtsn Irmesn
an ber SaloHiti GrOnt bebsutsH
lpiirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-21

Die ReOolutiondre ipurben f9IisbliG
beDOsen, DON oiefsr 9altung ab3Laes
ben, aber iie brinsen iebe nur trbeat'
bare Sbitruttionstattt n 2nDens
buns, um bic @ertrster ber gntente gu
apinsen, iie an8uertenHn, mas a6er
runoDeg Dertpeisert Durbe. DE re
bolutiouGre ipra6en BET BEN idrpeoi-
i4en &oniul in Sornea Dor uno oe7s
Ianstsn, buB sr ibnen ieiu GutomObiI
CUR gerfiigung iteue uub perionliA ula
tbr Gbauffeur fungire. So3 peiger:e
ii4 Der &OHiul, bies gu t6un. 9ar1si
rifen bic RepoIutiondre bic idpebis
f9e 5lagg. bonn ROnfulat iub eln9erl
fort nit Der grtldrung, bag man tsire
auslanbif4eH RpniuIa n 2ornsd
brau6e.