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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11
The Scrap Book
. As wE uorE

rs WE HopE
II q extremely doubtful, that
great and glorious match.
With Bctnmann. ioilwcg W The box
aud HinJenbvrg to catch.
With Iimnermen AZ second. he q;
he gumshoc plot.
Hohcn2olicrn coaching ano
yelling Me and Gott
And then. when mighty Nicholas.
emerging from the trench.
struck three times 81 the atmosphere
aud sat down on the bench,
Believe me. little children. twas then
no time to shout.
II seemed as u those deaT Nlies were
really down and out.
The Neutrals all got up TO gu-Big
Norway and the Swcde.
Dutch Holland and Kid Switzerland.
Alfonso In the lead.
said they! This Iiohensollern guy
shows Ms where We get on.
There isn't any chance TO cheer FOR
halg and HAS and jon
And we could hear them growing, AS
they walked through the gate:
III only they had sent old Monte
negro to the plate.
That bird he would have copied FOR
us . few Teutonlc scalps!
Remember what old Monte did TO
them Tyrolean Alps"
The laet half ~ The ninth arrived, and
here Is what occurred:
John Bun had lined a single out and
France was safe At third.
The score was tied. two men were out
tloumanis's turn TO bat,
Roumania from a minor league, and
very weak at that
Then Captain Liberty spoke up. re-
marking. II suppose
It's up TO me Ia pick a who'll
crack one on The nose.
! IN trust no ousher In this spot with
victory IN view.
Sit down. Roumania! old Sam goes
up TO hat for YOU"
Beth Holiweg looked at WshoV sam
and he was nervous now.
He took his swcaty honky ana h'
wiped his sweaiy brow
lie wondered whether sam prcfcrre,
a fast ms or a curve
lie couldn't see Gus Hindy's signs f"l
he had lost his nerve.
And now Beth Hollweg tries To sneai
a fast one o'cr he pan.
And now the crowds are hullering al
unN Yankees can
And now the bands arr playing IRON
Frisco to the Hup.
For Wuhelm's asked Tor vht'er~ 90
his whole Nordammte club
IS y. V. IN thicag" Tribune
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11
As TO JosEpnus DANIELS.

Joscphus Daniels. secretary of the
navy, has been criticised quite severely
by various newspapers and magazines
during the little more than four years
he has been In office. We have al
ways thought tina this fault-fndine
was without justification. Mr.. Dam
ieis may not have-and perhaps didn't
know much about naval matter
when he went into the cabinet. But
for that he was not 10 be blamed. Wa
have always thought that wherever
possible 10 do 10 Practical men should
be selected for cabinet portfolios, AS,
for instance. a naval man for secre-
tary Of the naN yand "A grim old
soldier for secretary OF war. How
ever, that has not been the custom ln
this country in the past and President
Wilson has followed in the footsteps
OF his predecessors. lie has. We he
lleye. a good cabinet. including the
secretary 81 h navy.
An extract from q recent article
written by Mr. Daniels viii give folks
an insight into what he h. accomplish
ing lie said;
My management 81 the navy has
been criticised by the press. By naval
Officers and In congress. am per
feetIy willing 10 De how my errors
and have taken advantage, ne Tar ns "a
within ms, power. 81 just criticism a
large part OF the criticism N myself
by the naval officers was due Ia me
win order. II did not make any ar
ference 90 me whether they liked u
or not ! believed "a was for the best.
Incidentally however. most Of the ma
val officers nov admit int J was
right. The people themselves are 10
blame for any lack OF preparations IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11
JOIN SOMETHING.

The young men VI New Mexico
not overlook the fact that reg
istration does not bar them from en-
that they still have the right
10 enlist and ,hai they can choose
where they viii serve.
This being the ease why not volun-
teer In the national guard;
81 80 doing YOU will serve with The
young men Of New Mexico and 10 a
certain extent under New Mexico on
GERS. However the war department
has stated that no commissions issued
hy the governor VIII he recognizcd eS-
cepi in such cases a. the holders there
OF have taken the federal oath. But
even though the officers are ur-
known to YOU. yon can. by joining the
guard. walk in the ranks touching
shoulders with other young men from
New Mexico. which would be Iu,l
better than being thrown among
strangers.
In state organizations a frutern1l
feeling springs up which b. not
present Il the regular army
Your services are needed In the
New Mexico guard nov, and n y"u On
list al once your act viii be appreciated
ny the people OF the state now and
after the war closes.
Join Tho New Mexico guard, is out
advice However. II his does not APP
peal TO you. join something Get ina
ON branch VI the service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11

'.ooo feet why they should not usc
torpedo-planis carrying the Longest
range torpedocs for sinking battle
ships.
~ understand the Germans have
mined the sea near their coast 50
Their submarines can ga out through
shallow waters unmolcstcd By British
water craft hat the British water
craft could go into these waters, drag
out the mines and stop the subma-
rincs were 1t not for the presence of
German heavy ships.
1T seems thoroughly possible to
build n hundred torpcduplanes ami
use them to Keep away the German
battle ships u the German battle
ships can thus he kept away. then the
British water craft can actually stop
the submarines from coming out 49,
New York World.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11
rR,NKIa>'s FAMOUS toast

This rs Benjamin F~ranklln's famous
toast given at the Versailles banquet
which followed the signing OF the
treaty Tor peace. The banquet was
given by a French nobleman. and
among the guests were several loyal
Britishers. about q dozen Frcnchmeu.
and the four American peace com
m~issiun,rs. At the close Of the feast
one of the Britishers rose aud. hold
ing u glass aloit aud looking iutently
at Franklin, he said.
q wish to propose % toast To- Eng
land the suu-and the srandcst ma
ton ON The globe
Naturally. the Britishers present
loudly %applauded the toast proposed
~whcrcupop a. young Frenchmdu
sprang To- his feet and exclaimed.
To France Beautiful France.
And then. bowling gracefully to the
Engiishman who had proposed the
nrst toast he added
tn France The moon-my toast
is offered.
This CAUSED the Frcnchmcn. Amer
scans and Eugli-hmcn To- rise and Join
ID ~u'uuilNE rance AlltF tltt AihsN'
had been drained aIl the guests with
the exception Of Franklin resumed
their seats. This caused an eyes @,
Ice turned upon him and Ia a v".c,
broken with emotion. he said
"Gcutlcmcu We are told 200 th'
Good Book 30 Joshua who command
cd he sun and the moon To stand stu
ID, tb. heavens and hg,. DbpAt, him
| drink. Sis. tu George Washington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11
Would nnrrLE ur I.nONrs

Rear Admiral Prlry. boz "a stattW'nl
rcccntls given out JN the Aero Clu' "'
America, suggested The use OF t"rp'd'
launching -rnplanes as an aid 100 bot
ding up German -Ihmnriucr
'l see ne reason, he said, mo-"
thai tho British haze o%uaplarr- hh'
one for instance which recently car
ried twcnty.oue people 20 a height 'l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11
flag DAY. JUNE ~

10 not forget that THURSDAY june
u. will Doe nag-da> the onu
Yersary OF the adoption ~ the stars
aud stripes as the emblem Of "ut coun
u hus aiwayr been CUSTOMARY ol
that day Ia displa, the flag ana tn
some cases patriotic exercises were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11
MUTTON KEEPS GOING W

Roy Mutton, who has been serving
his King and country on the airing
line IN France for over a year went
overseas as a private. After beiu. IN
France Tor about xix months he was
made a corporal ana ia a letter re-
ccived on Monday he signed himself
as Scrgt Roy MUttOn-Stratford,
ont. Beacon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11
THE SEASON OPENS

Williams Bay-The suckers are be-
ginning TO run here. Several people
have been fortunate enough to get
some. Mr.. Borsch has been to W,
c.. Degron's Tor a Two weeks visit
Lake Geneva News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11
nor n TuE ,\IF>p\R

Fond Mother What the matter
Eva
Little Eya-l'Nc heard OF Good
Friday and Ash "Wednesday 1ui
what on earth De- "Nut SUNDAY -
Yale Record.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11
rIIi. JAP REPORTER

Prince aud prlncess sturdza OF Itu-
mania suffered az much Is anyone.
Their rooms we're changed az soon az
possiOic. but their wearing appeal
suffered some shock.-Tokyo Adver-
TIGER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11

A little WANT An now aud then
II read by every class OF men 30 and
women too. Try one.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

took MP all ut The afternoon Examrr-
lng Magistrate DriouN then decided
not TO sign a commitment variant an.
nj both men had completed their state
mcntS
The arrest OF Lcnoir and Dc,ouchcS
the Matin says. was due to a statement
made by l.enoir's iormer chauffeur. wh1
asserted that IN the middle Of Julv
l9lS Lemon and DcSouchcS received
two small trunk, carefully sealed Inn
mcdlatcl, aiterward the chauffeur drove
lenoir to the house Of a friend Nine
D'ArlyN, TO whom Lcnoir made a ore,
ent OF $4,000 These statements. .hc
Matin says, were verified by tho police
Received $40 1000.
According to other newspapers the
money received by the men amounted t.
2OOOOO and that it came from Swi..
lcrland in such a manner that the Gus
toms authorities could not examine il
1t was in old. we'll thumbcd French
notes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

ior'a week After that they can re-
cciyc one visit a week from an immc-
diatc relative A little fruit can be sent
to them occasionally, but no other food
No labor is required Of prisoners held
at the iliI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

The Belle Isle stock sale will com
mence promptly at 10 o'clock, November
!, l9l7.-Ady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
the ONE pure butter that
comes to you fresh -churned

Do you know if the butter you have been buy
ing is made Of pure, sweet, rich cream?
Chuned under ideal sanitary conditions by
'potlessly-clad experts? Brought to town
sealed and protected against dust and flies?
KlNGFISHER Butter IS! 1t is the ONE
htter that comes to you like this and fresh
churned, besidesl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
OFFICIALS TO WORK
AGAINST HOG CHOLERA

Cooperative hog cholera work in Ok
lahoma is to be given more attention
nv the state and federal agricultural de.
partmcntS in the future. Dr. II. {
Grain Of Iowa having been assigned by
the federal government to assist DR..
]. p. O'Connor in the state Cholera
has gained much hcadway recently and
a systematic effort TO check the spread
Of the disease will be made
The Belle Isle Dairy stock sale will
be held in the barns at Belle Isle No
vember /, 1917 Plenty Of seats for
cveryone-rain orShiuc-Ady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
By Judd Mortimer Lewis
ttNpNTight. lglfl


the baby horse are and something was
iNr matter with the mother horse. Nhc
was bmg down and groanmg and could
ml hlt mp her head and the baby horse
dd noi understand Then II began IN
ram ana ! went INTO the house and got
am umbrella ana stuck the handle INTO
'N' ground so tha' the ram could no,
wet the mother horses mead Ihen !
ram To- the stable and brought an ann
'o' cot nay ana she would not eat
SO ! prayed Dear mother ] am
afraid You and God arc going to have
a horse IN heaven pretty soon Ask
cod 90 let you'hayc her So yon car hc
Kind to her for she is friend OF nine
and IS leaving little baby horse Just
like Nm left me. and It is like me to'
II has not got anyone to play with /
,h1ulu hate tu have some angel that
would uol hc kind to her get her |
think ! will try her with some oat, now
'' 'hr N'II not eat hay Excuse haste.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
In the Days News

Ebert II Gary. who is to preside at
the annual meeting Of the American
Iron and Steel Institute at Cincinnati,
today. has been the head of the great
United States Steel corporation since
the day it was formed Mr. Gary be.
gan lie as farmers son in Illinois.
His father was able to send him to col
Icge and to a law school. and in 1871
at the age OF Is. he secured position
as clerk in the superior court at Chi
cago. Two years later he began the
practice OF his profession. specializing
in corporation law and eventually he
coming counsel and director Of two
large steel comna-ics His industrial
interests gradually came 10 overShadow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
Soldiers Wives
Fall Victims to
Evil of Cabarets'

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Thc problem OF
protecting the wives OF men in Mill.
tay service OF the United States fror
the influences OF khc cabarcts confront
federal authorities today Seventy
percent Of the women arrested in raids
according to Judge Unlr Of the morals
court, are married and many Of them
are wives of soldiers who have gone
to the front
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
Kingfsher Creamery
Kingfisher, OKLA.

DON'T BLAME YOUR oRocER-oncn he is blame
for selling strong butter when II hrs merely abHurlr
the odor OF other foods In tho housewives lcohoN YOU
grocer selIS only strictly fresh butter keeps 1t .
'epanic refrigerator Take ko prccnuton Kcc
KlNGF1SuER nutter In the waNed wrapper and pareff
II comes int
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
CAUSE or CANCER
STILL A MYSTERY,
SURGEONS CLAIM
Hot Foods Often Bring Disease
to Stomach, Mayo Thinks.

CHICAGO, Oct 26-Thc cau,ation
OF cancer is vet unknown TO medical
science. according to a statement made
before surgeons attending the eighth
annual convention OF the Clinical Con
Prcss Of Surgeon, which yesterday
merged with the American College Of
Surgeons and is now known as the
Clinical Congress Of the American Col
lcgc OF Surgeons
Dr. William 7. MAYO OF Rochester.
MINI. presidcnt.clcct Of the new body,
asserted that while physicians cannot
aScribc exactly the causes OF cancer, II
i, known that hot foods taken into the
stomach often result an such growlhs
in that organ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
Work or Pay Fine,
Young Man Is Told

Aiter fining Dewey kcslcr SO and
costs on a charge Of yagrancv Judge
Mitchell today suspended sentence pro-
vded the Young man keeps at work
His father appeared IN the municipal
court and told Judge Mitchell that he
would employ the defendant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
SERVANT TELLS
OF MILLIONS IN
: SEALED TRUNKS
FrenChmen Are Suspected Of
Trading With Enemy,

PARIS, Oct 26.-The arrest yestcr-
day of Pierre Lenoir and William
Desouches, charged with trading with
the enemy, has again brought scandal
70 the tore in the French newspapers
J. Action Franchise, the newspaper OF
Leon Daudet who recently obtained
much prominence because OF charges
made in connection with the Bolo Pa
sha case asserts that the case OF Lc-
noir and DcsoucheS is of more import
ance than that OF Bolo Pasha. The
newspaper connects the men with
Prince Hohenlohe OehrlnRcn, chief OF
the German espionage system in Swift
zcTland
Trading With Enemy.
The Matln points out that lcnoir and
DcSouchcS were not arrested, but that
they were summoned to answer a
charge OF trading with the cncry. tha,
Lenoir demanded to be allowed ~ re-
flute the charge at once and rlat he was
permitted to make a statement which
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

his law practice and he finally aban-
doned his profession and removed 10
New York. where he was chosen by the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26

late ! + Morgan Ia head the board of
director, oi the United states Steel
corporation
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-24
Sic pldxe ser Maiirten.
YrOttit Der -a0IHii4sn
3eitung.

2lm ferbnm, %. 4uguit. Die
gutbiiIIungsn bes Reitstan3lers VI.
Jti4oeIis uber ieine 4HiidteI betrsfis
Der ariesssisls b<r GILiirtsn Derau.
IabtsH bic .&0lnif9e 3eituns' su fol-
geaoeH 9emertungeii:
-5ier fsben mir bic tDabun 3iel.
Der rieiissn beuti4ieiubIi4ea gintrsi'
lungs saSerf4ipDrung. ME bic gntent.
iie sef4misbet bat, eni6ilt. Gin
Raubplan, Der gang unerb6rt tn unt
babel rtbet man bon beuti4er grotc.
run8ss unb 6errf4iu9t. Sk Wasi,
IN ibusn iebt bonn GeFGt aerifen
Die ententssgerbred.r fteben IN rbre,
san5en glSbe Sa. Sebes wort. fas
iie betreffs ibrer Ssrtbelbiauna Dor
SrmuaHiidt fagen, tpenbet f9 ssgen fie
uub iiberfiibrt fis. T2it iol9en RGa,
BERN i0nnen mir ntbt unterbanSeIn
gtir DiHeu fbt, tparum Fe bds Nner,
biesen bes Bapfes surilduepki.u ga.
ben; fis tuolIten msbr. Gin grisb. ifl
nnbenfbdr, tis bieie Raubpldne auf.
eegebtH tperben..
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Ser SramS bon gaIpmifi. {.
Rs9r als 10000 gsriomsu obSo6lOs
unb mittelIos.
Der mdteriells S4uSen sin gang M
sebsursr.

9onbon, %. ausuf. Der erffe
betainirts 8eribt iiber bic dm Conn,
tag in Sdlouifi itattgeflnoene pers
beerenbe 6euersbrinit III in elmer
@euter Depefde ans iener Stabt
entbaItsn, bic faet. SnB 10000 geriO,
neH obba9los isien uuS Der mattriene
gerluft EN- gang urs.beurer Jet. Die
9eriihernnss Gsfeni9aften perIies
ren Don $4,000, 900 bis $15, ,Ooo, 900.
Die Sruppen lsiItetsn ole nr6gIi3e
SiIfe, bei benz Wansel an Woiier nos
rsn aber ole Deriu6e, bic SldmmsH
gu unttrbriidsn, brgebii9. Dt, Ob.
botlofen lasern auber5aIb Der Stnbt,
infpipsit iis nibt in bennfbarten
95rfern unter1sbra6t purben. Sic
iperben Don ben WliIitdrbeb6rben Der
entente nit bem T6tbisfen berfprgt.
Die griten oIIein miiTtn fir 10000
perfcnen iprgsn. RdbrunssmitteI uub
frifhes WnHer iinb fsbr tnnpp.
Die edpe Woitrfrpnt, pon ben
3olsebdub.n biz gu ben bsriibmtsn
ipsiBen S6irmeu nit ibren Ih5neu
GebSnben, einihlisblicb Der St. De-
metrius 2irbe unb mebrtren onbertn
airden unb ROi4en. tpurben sius
gedihert.
Die fdmmtIihen gorrdibe res fer,
bif6en SiIfsfpnbs in Salpni;t tpurs
ben in bsm 6susr ;.rit6rt. Sie beitous
ben niis bunbert.n bon 8olen 4leis
buresitiidsn uub sroBsn gaenesn BON
Rnbrunssmittsln. bic fir 6oipitdIsr.
i'm 9nrbe, maiisn'
bdnfer nnb fir bi. lluterffiisuns Der
GipiIbeb5Iteruns i'm iibIiHtn Ras.'
hauisz ksttiHnt paTtA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-24
Jnr Iettea 9riessjsbr
Stebt na9 ber 4niidlt bon Or. bon
Eusblmauu SeSsnpdrttg DeuH4a
lamb.
60 fat er In feiner Jungfernreoe IN
9aupttoumittse bes Rsi4stags
erfldrt.
Ct bofft suDerIi6tIi4 aaf etneu sus
frisoeHfteaenben Jrieben fir
bas 9eutf9e 8eiA.
GntpideEt fem prosr@um besasIif
bss gsr9dltuiHes gu Treuno
unb Geinb.

Berlin, oiu 2pnbon, %. gluguIt.
Oas 9duptioHurittee bes Rei9stags
isBte feine sebeime SiBuus am Ueitt'
nod fort, un0 I'M 0erlauf Der SIBs
uHg gab Dr. bon &ueblmann, Der nele
StdatsIetretGr bes 4uspdrtigen @ufs
i9lub H5sr bas 0erbdItuib 9euti9'
lambs su ben berbiinbetsn unb neus
tralsn Regisrunsen. 8esiigli3 ns
Werhdltnifes gu ben nertralen UGdds
ten kmsrtts Or. BON Sueblmonu, baB
iie Der aIIersr5bten 4ufmertiGuistt
beblrften, bd bas 8eitreben Oeitf9'
lambs barGuf ssridtet ieiH miiiie, tDsi'
tere Gntfrembuneeu nsutr6ier UeG9te
su oerhinbern. gr mics ftrner atr
bic grobsn S9ipierigtsiten IN Der se'
genpGrtigsu Sage 9eitti6Ianbs in
geJus auf bic 8erhiltnife nit benz
auslarb BIN unS fiiste biH5u, baB bic
poIitit Der R.gisritng In biefer 9in'
ii6t aaf Rsdt uno Wta9t baiirt Ietn
miife. S6lisbIia sab Der Stanis'
istrsiGr Der 5offuung Gusbrud. oaB
fir DeitIhIan6 nurlnehr bds lssts
Rriegsidhr ousse6roten Iei.
glmitsrbam, %. gusuf. Cine
duspirtige politit, bic auf WIa9t
uIlsin unb ni6t duf BEN Red1t berubt,
1T Don Qln6egirn al nerfehlt" {,
inate Der neue GtddtsIefretGr beg
gsubersn Or. Ri9arb BON auebIs
mann in ieiHer Suugfernrsbe i'm
SaupttOmnitee bes Rei9stass am
Rittppdb. 8ie IN 9crlinsr 9epefaen
semsloet fpirb, crying fi6 Der Staatss
ietretdr bes 2dngeren iiber bic GENIAL
tise @eruriportlidteit, Die er Bel iei=
mem 4mtsantrttt iibernommen bat IN
elmer 3eit, N pelher bds 2ano pou
auBen BON ben ftdrtften syeiHbeH
bebrpbt fpirb, pdhrenb man es i'm Sns
neru nit srniten S4iDisrigisiteu 81
tbun bat.
Or. bon Rltblmdnu efrttDidelts ods
folserbe Prpsrnmm: @riteus Die Qufs
rebterbalfuns eiues freunbi ituftIl9en
0erbdItniFes NIT ben gsrbiinoeten
unb stpeitens nit ben neitrnlen gldbs
ten, ,bersn Redte unb rptbperoigen
Griitensbsredtiguneeu mir NIT Der
srSbten SorgfnIt dhten fDerben, 10.
fern e NIT benz EdntsIpiel bes 6eins
bes uno Der Rotbipenbisteit lnisrer
.isnen militdrti9en Gage berstnbdr
1T"
Die gnffrembiIns ipeiterer ipidtis
ger nslltrolsr ged5te gu berbinOern.
1T cine nuberorbentIid srnite uno
tpitttige 9lufgabe, Der mir uns eegenz
iibsr befinnen", ingte Or. pOn RuebIs
mann. rOisis Gufsube t5unsu mir
mr erfclsrsi9 loIrn, ipenn mir BEN
SrnnSinb b.c6oht.r, bob IN Der pns
Iitii neben Der Weaht audi bos Rebt
ailt unb bnb fpir nur bonn, tpsnn tptr
geioes 5u uuferer Ri1tfdnur nsbHsit,
borduf rshn.r f5unen, oausrnbe Res
iattats o. srsisIfu. eLgbfrasm 3OmInt
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tbsiluns SuriidssialogeH; ie lkb ers
nige Gjefanssne in unfrn SGnten
suriid. Mu9 bier bef4ob bic feinbz
Ii6e 4rtillerie unfere GrGbeu in bef.
tiger gBeiIe. Bet ber Suipsttion elmer
Dipiiion iDurbe Der Generalmaior
Era9lepsfp. sln Diotiionstommanbeiir
bertpunbet.
.Su bG @egenb bes aebtauffuFes
befinben bic feiubli9sn DorpDItsn
sroBepe aittbttdt.
.Sn Bolbpnien, IN Der Seasnb BON
Botal. fii6rte am Wfittfpo6 EN- fe.nbs
li6es Battalion, bon @rtilIerie untsr,
itiisi, einen angriff IN Der gestn5
bon 3berpf6 unb Dpsbutta ous unb
es sefans benz sJeiib. Bel 3borM6 IN
unfere pofittonen ein5ubrinsen. or
ipurbe aber init einem GegenongrifT
ipieber bardus bertriebeu.
rRumGnif6e Gront: en- Der leBtsn
Td6t eriff her fyetnb urfer. goTttics
ner norbtpeitIi9 RON Sd3loSib an unb
bfebte cine Mnb5be, fie fpurbe aber
nit einem SeeenaHgriff pisber g.
ronrnleu.
~sSr Der geaenb BON Dina fno BIZ
Rdmpfe nod i'm Udriss.
-Grgriffc bes sseintss In Der @e.
aenb bon grosefif, Bel ter sSabril
bon Gfabtsric unb In Der g.oenb Dor
Soueia tuurben ale Don ben Ritmineu
obgeT6fd1en.
rs5n Der @sgenb bon TofTddnf erif'
fen BE 0entfGen tn Der Kitten Rs4t
an Der Worafffrora Marame5ti
syront psrsebli4 an
Sic Yldxe Ser Mliirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-24
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lis er0rtert.


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ttriaen Sisung bes Rein}stogs=ple.
nuns Iieferte Der Rei9stan3Ier D,.
Uai9aelis eine peitere 2luftldruEs
iber feline StslLung gu ben 6rieosuss
beoingungen unb gu ben hiesbe5iiglis
den 9eI4liHen bes Rsihstass. Sas
ssIhab, neil berI9tebene Rebner ii5er
ManseI an &larbeit in Ieteu guss
fiibrungen in Ieiner eritsn Rebe User
bic 5rieosnsbtbinsuugen ii4 hefapsrt
batten.
g5ie Der ,Seutfbe Courier, Elm
Organ Der @Gbeutiden. urgiht, ja5c
Or. Mi6aelis geTagt, bab er ftdb in
ieinen NusTiibrungen iiher ben Reidss
taesbefhIuB on feline beftinHlten 9e.
htneungen eebunoen, neil er dbiclut
freie Sdnb Bel ben SfriensrfsunteTIpdrh>
liineeu bebdlten ntiiTe, bpn CLAUDE n,
einen ssrieben innerbdlb Der pnn re-
Reidstaos Rsiullttion ubeeiteGterl
@rensen erIdneen an torrreR.
er5bereer, bonn @sntruH, bate pcrs
her cine beftiee ReSe gesen ben &anSs
Ter eebolten, in tpsl9.r er 'tth gu Surs
fen Der RrinstoeszR zRefptirtiDn, Ger
sansen Refollition unb uihts drtbergm
an Der RioMtioR trilGrt< be- us