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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

patrol tank figured that was
better than nothing
"Wcll sub those Prussiaus kept
acomng I hustled back and dived
into shell hole Pretty soon 7
looked up and the boches were all
around mo They went TO work and
blew mp The railway tracks-but
they left the engine.
sneaked from shell hole 10 shell
hole until ! finally found some Tom.
mies Then ] grabbed a rifle
The Tennessecan didn't tell the
rost of tho story, but some OF those
who saw him in action turnout the
day brought IL back Juyfully 10 head
quarters today. The southerner en-
ioyed himself immensely and he
must have caused a lot Of pain over
among The Boches
When DO and his fighting brothers
Of The British finally rescued the
Tennesseean's beloved engine the
Tommics said the American was as
tickled as n he done all the rescu.
ing himself
A 81 Louis engineer saw the Ger
toward his engine tie ran 200 Yards
md Topped into a shell hole From
there he watched the enemy dyna
mite the track and attompt Co smash
rho engine by artillery FIRE Their
shells fen on, either side OF the To-
comotivc-but luckily missed e. The
81. fOuisian worked his way TO the
British lines found himself a rife
grabbed some ammunition and went
10 ~ hot and heavy
AZ least three New Yorkers OF the
same engineer detachment had an
Identical series of experiences
The American doctors were most
ly a base hospitals close by the fr-
Inc line. They were under fire but
stuck 20 their jobs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

Noes the American high command,
Tor that matter. II Is planned TO
make every man I'm the American IN.
Lantry crack marksman before he
h. permitted 20 cross The seas The
~oldlers themselves win need no urg
hng Ina The matter Comparative
scores viii be kept and each inian-
uyman will be given an opportunity
io become The champion rifle shot OF
the division Every effort will be
made 90 foster the spirit 81 competi-
tion That's challenge enough for
any American The boys are rearing
DO add tho rattle OF musketry TO Gus
ters attractions.
Uncle Sam makes Il an object for
every soldier 90 become crack
shot with the rife lie permits OK.
perts on the range 20 wear az all
times medals that declare eXcep
fionM skill 20 all the world. and he
adds enough 60 the wages OF these
mon DO make the extra pay well
worth seeking There are six
grades of excellence with the ride
in the American army Starting az
tho TOP. they are known as expert
ridemau eharpshooter marks
man "hrstclass man. second
class man and unqualified % The
expert rinemen sharpshootcrs and
an arc permitted 20 wear
insignia Indicative OF their success
ou the range They also draw ox
ira pay. ranging FROM s. "A month
10 So month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
ON WARS
SIDELINES

CUSTER BATTLE CREEK Mich Dec 8
AMP CUSTER this morning after
weeks Of interruption The arrival OF more man 10000 new
N before Inst last week
10 the very oeginnng OF The training
medical examination OF the
football Chicago The rockies TOOK up ms
prescribed IN te "ee
schedule prepared calls chiefly for instruction in NE
of fundamental thhs IN
detailed 10 each inc
rifle range before
Is which they nave
glee
rifle share tha no'oL %
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Sone LII -

Here is some 0f me advice aI
ways given to Young soldiers when
they take un rifle shooting
Eeforr going to tho range clean
TTr-rTiiy. T'HH. - every
luca .of oii from the bore This can
b. done with "a rag saturated with
gasoline put a light coat OF OH on
the bolt and cams Biackcn The
front ard rear sights with smoke
from q burning pahdle or csInDhor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

r~surrcction there VIII hs the grand
cst family reunion the universe has
eyer knnwu. Husbands VIII clasp
thrlr wiVrf. never again Go be parted
nF cruel death and angels viii place
rnrrr uauea iu thcir rms. never 60 loo
torn from them again. Here IS the
promise ~ christ I'm my Fathers
house are many mansions, ~ e were
mot so. ! would have told yuu. 7 go
to prepare "a place for YOU. And NJ
go and prepare @ place for you, j VIII
come aEWn, and receive You unto my
self. that where 4 nm. there Sc may
be also John "a ., 3.
There are many things in the earth
which plainly indicate we have near
ly reached The end ~ the world and
tho coming OF Christ, The great lines
go Bible prophecy reach their focal
point Ia our age the anger OF the
nations. the increase ~ wlckcdness,
the form OF goodness, the increase Of
wealth. together with the strife be-
tween capital and labor all together
lt the prophetic mold Earth's day
is nearly ended Times glass Is nearly
run. the shadows 81 the settling sun
are lencthening over the earth And
the Great King iS Nbout 10 declare
The sentence "ft is done, surely
4 como quickly. Amen. Even so
come, Lord Jesus" Wherefore sage
the scripture. Comfort ye one an
other with these words
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

To protect a motorlst from the
glare OF approaching headlights
shield wound on a spring roller, 20
be attached 20 windshield and
pulledtdown into place when need
ed. has been invented.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

Tho eyes. especially The sighting
ESQ. In cold weather warm me
trigger hand before shooting After
shooting. clean the rifle carefully
and then ou NJ to prevent rust Az
WAYS clean the rife from thc
hreech using a brass cleaning rod
when available. An injury to thf
riding at the muzzlea causes 20 fu
shoot very irrCgulafiy REEUtar pHy-
ical exercise vii. bring marked
Improvement Boo the shooting Irt-
Wcnt practice of the position ant
aiming drills is ~ Che position au4
preparation for work on the range
Rapid firing. as FAR as holding o.m
ing and squeezing the triggers aro
concerned. should be done with AN
tho precision OF slow Gre The gain
in time should be I'M getting ready
10 Ere. loading and working lhe
bolt IN shooting with rcH Toe
rife always should be rested 90 rhe
same point
Some OF these tips may be yalua
bic 10 sportsmen even mo 'thelr
pieces are not So scientifically
equipped as tho army rifle ln any
event you folks at home now know
how properly 20 appreciate sonuys
triumph when he comes marching
home with an expert r.1emaus
medal pinned over his heart
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onds. The soldier lying on the
ground thruout this event
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

Wlndshlclds have been invented
that can be mounted on the back Of
the front seat OF an automobile 10
prevent the drafts caused by the
usual shields inconveniencinE per
sons on the back seat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

To water trees on city streets a
German forester has invented a per
forated metal ring 10 be buried in
the ground above their roots. an
opening extending above the ground
TO receive Watnr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

and shoulders, representing zoe
man lying prone
A square hit on the bullseye Il
counted as FIVE points. A hit with
In the FIRST ring. or on the line is
scored as four points. PuncturinE
the second ring IS good for three
points, and the remainder OF the
target is worth two points. The
same scoring system is used on the
ID" target the ringlines following
the contour OF the silhouette's head
and shoulders The first ring IS
four inches wide. the edge or the
second ring is eight inches distant
from the silhouette. and the outer
ring n inches distant Plunking
the bulls eye In each OF the 60 shots
would give the riAeman a score OF
500. which rs the perfect score. To
qualify az an expert riheman, the
soldier must score 253 points OF a
possible 500 20 become a sharp
shooter pc must score 23S points
To become "A marksman, he must
score POO points To be ranked as
nrst-class man, he must make a
SCOPE OF III points. To be regard
cd as "A second-olass man, he must
touch up the targets for count OF
1852 points An men lower are de
cldred unqualified.
This ranking course starts with
lU slow Are shots az "A target at
"a range OF 300 yards Five shots
are fired from a sitting position and
Gvc from a kneeling position Then
"H' target is bOmbardod 10 times
from "A prone position. the range be
ing 500 yards. This slow fire con-
cludes with 10 shots at "B target
al GOO yards The shooter Is prone
and must use sandhag rest Two
Citing shots are permitted IN this
test. sighting shots being practice
Efforts The 80 rapid FIRE shots are
aimed q 81 target and represent
battle shooting At the 200-yard
range the shooter as required 10
fire DO shots In one minute, kneel
inE or sitting from standing That
means that tho shooter drops from
standing position as the target
comes into view At the S00-yard
range the shooter must hrc 10 shots
in a minute and 10 seconds. prone
from standing viz. he drops 20 the
ground as the target rises The
final rapid fire test is 10 shots ~
800 yards i'm one minute and ~ sec
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03

TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity to do your bit"
for Uncle Sam.
PATRIOTIC
The "war machine" is oper-
ated by telephone. stick %
your post" Is the advice Of an
army officer to telephone en-
ployes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-12-03
Nothing. SimpIe About It

Nothing Simple About II
Civilians viii find % dImcull 20
comprehend the intricate science Of
military rifle shooting lts essen.
t.al features are those which the
civilian usually connects with the
drue OF heavy naval guns Before
e. soldier can go on The range he
must know how 20 SET the rear
sIcht. how 10 aim, how 20 squeeze
ihe trigger and how to hold me rife
In an positions. Until he learns
these things, a. rs useless for him
10 burn powder The sight and
wind gauge on the army rife are
Intricate scientific Instruments The
uniest change In the sight will mako
a difference OF more than two feet
on tho target at e range of 1000
yards A change OF one point ON
The wind gauge will make "a differ
ence OF more han three feet on the
target ar a range OF 1000 yards
A fundamental axiom OF army
shooting il 20 learn 20 aim and 20
mover change the aim az any time.
The riheman always aims the same
az all ranges and Hr AT targets. and
changes the sight and wiHdage ad-
iustments N Zoe bullets do not
strike In the anticipated spot In
battle, II is customary 20 aim at
the be.t Of p standing foeman. on
just below him II he b. not standing
The trigger squeeze must be
actieYcd With AN tho muscle CON
troll OF surgeon engaged n % deli.
cate operation The frzt Joint of
The fare-1nccr is used This Is de-
clared 20 DE the most sensitive and
best controlled portion OF the body
AS the ritieNs placed 40 the sh0ul.
der the trigger ie pulled back about
an eighth of an inch, which takes
up the slack AS the aim lis being
perfected. the trigger finger should
be contracted gradually and stead
ly. The soldier so exactly increases
this pressure thai when the aim n
correct the additional pressure nee
essary 10 discharge the piece rs aC-
caWpished almost without effert
and without amy detection OF The
rife This operation demands
maximum of viii power and con
centration Soldiers arc urged 90
practice his trigger squeezing every
time they can get their hands on
rifle Champion shots practice This
feature for weeks before they go on
tho range FOR the supreme effort
Every rifle IS bin different and
fo~ .his reason every soldier likes
always 20 fire the same weapon and
'akcs pride in keeping it IN per
feet mechanical condition-no small
task
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PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for adj
vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r street, between 9
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
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PATRIOTIC
PLEASANT

The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in its treatment of
employees.
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I'riutinR-the plain neat kind---thst
= rtEht--rtnaes Job Dept.--Main fS20.
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M0RTUA7Y

ALLEN Dec 7. fdamae, NJ her home,
3T6 Seward. daughter OF WINS and
Hattie Allen and sister ~ MIRA
William Kellogg Funeral Tuesday
from her residence at p M,
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Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r street, between Q
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
wANTEDTO observation-disclosures
WANTED National cash register.
state lowest price for spot cash ,
give mum pers and foil description.
Address Ganger 1476 Broadway.
New York.
CASH tor old false seth. goId crOwnS
broken tewelry. diamonds. watches,
etc, full value paid Liberty Rig
Co. ~ WoodW'd. tth moor. elevator,
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wANTED-FARMs
FARMS WANTED
We have calls for Improved farms OF
all acreagea within 100 miles Of
Detroit. II you have farms for sale
write Us az once or call
ROSS LAND co.
81 Forrest West Opposite p. o
Phone Cherry a0Sb,
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To RENT-HooMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor LArned and Bates-sts Make
your home downtown. convenient
g. business and theaters. Rooms
$500 per week up camfort and
service at Hotel Franklin.
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3 STEAM-HEATED ROOMS
furnished for light housekeeping.
Ridge 54As. TAG Bellevue ave.
AT 20 McDOUGALL4 warm house
ployed private family. East 1908
A sTEAM-HEATED ROOM with
Kitchen privileges for one or two
ladies' employed reasc able. 544
Lincoln
AT 50 T. WILLIS. warm room. run
ming water. IS for 2, IS for q.
TWO FURNISHED rooms for llsht
housekeeping GbI Concord ave. "a
floor Edged 563M Mrs McEachen
A ROOM IN private home. halt 6loclt
on Grand River s. per week. Wal.
HOARD AND ROOMS
PRIVATE homo for elderly people.
invalid and chronic cases $40 per
month and up. For particulars
phone Hcmloca aQ0A. kreason
ConvaIescent Home,
TO RENT--aOUsEs
Iiarnor Partal hoepcv
A free list OF no see and mats. CAn
IN person at the oideet and largest
real estate exchange iu Michigan
McGRAW RTTIDlNg
TO nENT-FLATs a Apartments.
LARGE furnished housekeeping room.
modern private entrance also A.
room nat furnished close down
town Call Grand blA2.
A MODERN 6-room fat 70 rent
81 Elm-st Call Walnut 25S0-R.
AT 50 HOBART room apartment.
Apply 50 Hobart or n. J Mellou.
1n3S W Grand blvd North f83f-it
NEW modern g-rm fat i.s mr.. new
aeroplane factory Grand a5ib-W.
FouR large light basement rooms
Woodward. cheap; care ~ furnace.
Grand 1888.
ro .V~T-a.R,cTs
---- ------.- -
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heat part's garage. rear a. 1es
T e 1i-s Grsnd fs-s JUG "'
GARAGE mr. v,oodva-a water .l.e.-
tr1clty Noftn l,pV- f-uclll -
FOR sNAk-HhNfhHN' fN''Fh"'h
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Can take frf and rnEh for ST goo
equity so s.res -oathwcst 20 J.,ch-
cash h1Hdl.s rr..e s. .v ,,r,
tnrs eaw.ng we'll. 90 acres ln cu
fvati6n 500 down. prirs tsoO.
,,.e-.r F,sI hhADI'F Ma, ss7t
NEW modern house near Nacr with
two sleeping rooms. paved street
All improvement Open week GAYS
g. m. 1903 Mcutclair-a ave.
&C., r. @ r.
r~nn 49, NaIAEW nVa
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houses hats' seoreS, acl ~
reaI estate equities A'eiiI vi
tracts nOuRnti QUICK anu SAT-
g.f,.k~,-., Jco1o
aNAaNf AtttAn'
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HELL ~ ~ Ni'--h LIZ
EXPERIENCED
MECHANICS
WANTED

WE HAVE MANY POSI-
TONS OPEN FOR HIGH
GRADE TOOL DESIGNERS,
CRAFTSMEN, TOOLMAK-
Frs, DIE MAKERS, TOOL
ROOM MACHINE HANDS,
GENERAL MACHTNISTS.
GENERAL NJ A CHIN r
HANDS WHO CAN WORK
FROM BLUEPRINTS. BOIL
Err MAKERS, ACETYLENE
WELDERS, GREY IRON
MOULDERS ON BENCH,
FLOOR AND MACHINE
w DIRK, COREMAKERS,
WOOD AND METAL PAT
TERNMAKERS, ETC.
THESE OPENINGS ARE IN
DETROIT FACTORIES. If
YOU ARE A SKILLED
WORKMAN AND UNEM-
PLOYED, SAVE TIME AND
CAR FARE BY CALLING
AT THEIR DOWNTOWN
EMPLOYMENT DEPART
MENT, 56 BAGLEY AVE
NUE., OR THE NORTH
BRANCH, 10 MILWAUKEE
AVEN UE EAST. No
CHARGES MADE.
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HELF wANrEn-NALE
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FNGLEWOOD BARGAIN
se~srd rIr.e rooms. rra.'t painted
nuf rrrrr-ftf Hnfn or 500
easy frrUH
RFATTIE. Market 1916
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21
llnSerpanOsflige
Zen uGrlte Sare igneS operpnnoen.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Blair, Nebr., Nov
Dist, 1917 as required by the
act approved Oct. 9th, 1917.
2lsi. @reis. 2onoon, IA. Noo.-
aun eet britiif Sonoelsifi6 al mere
emo 1900 Cons i9nfe0es al ll6aaoe
eller Wtiner ii0lte ll9e - iii. Den
llgentlige 9tapport an9aaenoe Cab,
iom uoite0tes / 9tites. Set er laoe.
ite 0ieforo, iiOen IpIflanO begpno.
te lin llbaaoS-aampa9ne. Sem 5ar.
teier al minore emo 1900 og en- 81
ifer6aa6 ienfeoes. 9apeite 9fefor0
for par u SanOelSIfibe, al boilfe
s Oar ooer 1900 Cons og a I'M.
Der.
93en Dorf, 10. gioO. - glrtblr
Yollen, en- britiit arigSautoritet,
bar uOtalt isleenoe til 9Gsi. BreiS
angaaen0e ltnoeroon0sfrigen;
Alt boao DER er utilfreositillen-
De / oen militGre og politiife Sitna.
tion | europa bolanceres al 6en
efstraoroinere gfDbeo, at Den tD.
ife llbaaos.aampagne belt er brn0t
inmmen. Submarinen er operprn.
oen. Oct er Den betpoeliglte 8e9i.
nenbeo, Iioen l1niteo Stntes erfle
rroe ari9. Oct betnoer, at pi alle
fan iortiette, oe slmerifa fan fom.
me meo.
fSor 6 Mtaaneoer iioen eoelagoeS
Der iii. nogle glltoriteter Sfibs.
fragt til en- Static al 100000
Cons om 9laret. 8ar bette Cab
peobleoet, Iaa bapoe EpifGano baft
Ret til at oente = pisselig life en-
militer SER, men en- sSreo, iom
niloe betpoe langt minore emo gee,
oerlae. Oct par Tpiflanos eneite
Saab, oe oct oor De slllierebes enc
ite 9GngiteIie. 8or enboer oeo, Den
tpife Ooerfommanoo inobefattet, at
neo Ssfonrnuinifntionen rimeligt
iifret, bar Spiflonos 9seoerIag fit.
ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-21

at WsIleinouitrien / Staten bleb
goelogt, og at Der maatte inoferes
Weel fra Ofinneapolis.
9Roerne WtiSiouri0alen er ble-
oct iaa talrige, at De er en- ren
Blage. llnge Greer, iom 6armer-
me bar plantet, g0elegges, og De
flittige DDr Iaper Denninger baa.
De 6er og Der, iaa ser 6Iioer Ooer.
iosmnelier. Sngen moa Orebe Dem,
oa De er freoet MI, men Sfin0et
er me8et foit6art. 5re0ningStioen
oarer 10 Maane6er ira Sen TO-.
WtartS til ben 10. Sanuar. Man
antager, at Der fan tienes EuIin6er
al Dollars, naar Sagtti0en 6egbn6er.
gaItro after II. 3. 9eeip gorf,
t6. Soon. @ipriano gaItro, gene.
3uelaS tioligere 8rniioent, er an.
fomnlet bertiI. Oct er bans fieroe
geIsg ltnite0 States ! 2g6et af
De iiolte fem 9lar. goItro erflere6e,
at bans lt6oisning ira Srinioao
OeO De brittle glutoriteter fornDlig,
IfDlOtes arneritanif Sno6lan0in9.
Da Ga1tro fom bertil paa lit fer.
ite 9ei69, bleb ban boIot til6age
lpaa ellis Sslano inoen ban fit
Sillabelie til at 9aa San0.
9Lmerifa pil lame lStibe og til
@eng9lo ltofsre Wio6oarer. 8a-
I6ington, Q. g., IA. Roo. limited
States er Sero -meo at f6ie flere
Strem al tSfibe, iom 6ringer ame-
rifanIfe Iropper og ltorilItning til
0e 9Glliereoe. lln6er6anolinger, iom
bar foregnaet meo De nor0iIfe2an0e
/ europa og meO Sapan nttgaaen6e
Eonnage, bar naaet lit ii6Ite Sta
0ium og oe Sfi6e iom opnaaes,
oil goo enten 0irefte / transQtlnn-
tiff 8ort, eller De oil erItatte ame-
rifnnife Sfi6e, iom oil gaa / 6enne
5ort.
Oct blep / 9tftes bragt @rfa-
ring, at De neutraIe noroiife 9an-
6e I europa en6elig 6nooe iam-
tpffet / at ooergibe Sfi6e til Il.
3. 9l. og 6e 9GIIiere6e for til @en-
qGI0 at faa Sc 66oeonrer, iom oe
finn fan foo ira 9fnerifn.
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9urHen runNt.

9iepolution / @cla0or. 9uenos
glires, t6. Ntoo. @n 9feoolution er
uO6ru0t / Ecuador. Opr6rerne bar
taget 4Sle6lo 8ieio, Garacoal og
Gntaram. Wange er bIeuet orebt
eller Iaaret.
9ra3ilien og Uruguay. 9fio De
Saneiro, II. 9}on. 9ra3ilien og
llruguaD bar @aar un0ertegnet en-
golO9iftstraftat. 45reii0ent @ences-
lao 9ra3 Bar un0ertegnet 2obior-
ilaget, iom beitenmer, at Der ifal
tages Gepreialier operior Spiflano
9foroiIf 4ongemgoe / &riitiania.
&sbenbaon, 16. 9foD. Oct me06eles,
at oen onnIfe og oen iDenife 4on.
ge pil 6eiege Song Saafon al 9tor-
ge / 4riItionia 6en %. 9too. 0e
nil 6liDe leoiaget al 6ereS reipeftipe
Stats- o8 ltoenrigsminiItre.
&eiieren oe 6re0en nleo &uslan0.
Yetro9rao, 10. Noo. Sfl. Yetro9rao-
opiier bar &eiIer 8ilbelm me0.
6elt oe rusIiife 9(rbei0er- o9 Sol.
oateroelegereoe, at ban fun pil for.
6anole >om sSreo meo oe legale 81
terfslgere efter oen feiierlige &ege-
ring eller neo @rlln0lopsforlan.
lingen.
9lortbcliffe @nglono. 9eem gorf
t3. 9eob. Det neooeles 6er. at
9or6 0ortbclifie, Den brittle aom'
misIpr til II. q. N. oe 2oro 9feao'
ing, Der oor ertraoroin9r iinanciel
lloienbing til llniteo IStates, er an.
fommet til gnglano. slariagen til
2oro 0ortbcliffes gfreiie fra ame-
rifa benmeligboIoes.
Iolofferne ! EpIflano. &eben-
bapn, t6. 9eop. Oct fremgaar al
en- Slnnonce i Cages 3eitling," at
polite arbeioere / SpIflanb blioer
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Den inOtrGnsenbe 6jenbe iDnes
itanoiet.
annitifattene flDttes fra @enebie, og
Sorgerne furlaoer gpen.

8eneoio, Ia. 9too. = 8eneoig er
MI n9Iten belt iorla0t. Oenne 8D
er irn6ergooet ianme iSfebne iom
Greoiio % Bicen3a, fun meo Den
6orIfeI, at Oens aunItifatte bar
laa mallgfoloige o9 al Iaa folosial
proportion, at Der frPpeoes en- bel
9er al 9lrbeioere til at transpor.
tere Dem.
gsfocioteo BreIs; Ofeoens Sta.
lienerne oeobliper at flpnge ii9
iait til oct meite al ben npe 9inie
langs giaoeilooen ira gloriaterba
oet til 5eltre%Regionen og igennem
De nor0re 9eiOer peItpaa ira 6eltre
til @oroasSeen, bar De after oe.
ret n6ot til at opgioe @runo til De
teiitonife Spre.
@Sna Stalienerne alene maa Pia.
ne-2iniens o9 oen biitoriife 8ene-
Digs ,Sitferbe0 bero ior Here Da8e,
for @eneralmaior Manrice, 9opeo.
oireftsren / 6et brittle 8rigsfontor
al oe militGre Operationer bar
ioriifret, at oct enonu oil bare nog.
Ie Dage, fsr 0e brittle oe franife
Stri6sfrefter fan titles Vlar-
Ten til at ioriterfe Stalienerne.
SmiOlertio arbeioer 5ien0en ener.
off pna at iGtte ober 5looen Here
Ste6er % bar bait Selo meo. fig
beo @risIolera, omfring 20 0til
9eorOsit ior 9eneoie. Ser boloeS
9eutonerne imioIertio al Soriparer.
ne, iaa 6e ingen 6remgang ger.
= 6et boffeoe 9erren pnn 5ren.
tinofronten gItpaa iii .6eltre, en-
9Ifitnn6 al ca. II Nil, er Stalien-
erne ialoen tiIbage for 5jenoen, Der
ooioa 6ar onn6et for0ela9tige Bunf.
Ter paa 9Giiago-Wotenuet og paa
Sette Gonune 8no @ar6aisens
peitre 9re0 forisote 9itrig SpIferne
at trpnge frem, men holoes tilba9e
Of Stnlienerne
Stalicnernc fGmper tappert / Snab
ON allieret SjGlp.
10. 9fob. Psi. 8reSi: aQe
8eane langs ari9sfronten ira Gar
boieen Eit og 6erira ipopaa lan98
Giaoeilo6en til 9l6riaterbaoet boloer
StaIienerne 6ienoen Stangen uno-
tnaen / oen baffe0e ggn / gl9rbe.
Den af 9[Fogo-9loteanet, boor Nh.
ariberne bar giort M 9luance. Seli-
tonernes me 9tponce betpoer bog
life, at 6e bar oun6et Sumter al
itroteqiif 9etpOning. men at Sta
Iienerne pna ilere Seftorer bar al.
BET efter for operlegen StDrte o9
bor oerbe6 rettet oeres Sinie %
oiort oeres Sront fortere. = )
gafferne georo for Den oenetianlte
Slette bor General Dia5, ben npe
Operfommanosr ooer Stolienerne,
Sroaet fine 5orpoiter SDo for vaon'
te Eomatico tilbage Paa aliago.
-
gIateaitet og oerfra sltpna til boor
ariasfronten msoer epre Biaoeflo'
ben, saer SpIferne os 9itrissllnga'
rerne oeres ansrebsItDrte iioen
sptpl | bet Saab, at De ifal tilnne
trpnoe frem ooer Ssilanoet til ge'
neoios sIetter, isreno De ioroenteoe
brittle og frantic Sielpetropper
oufonner. - geqr 3enion tr9nges
sieubens Stilling baarot, meoens
han oct Iunrpiee 9aplano n9r
sIoonunoingen peo @risolera ito
ria er unber poIoiom @ranat os
giffelilo.
SlIierebe Sielpetropper anfomn'er'
asi. greis. eonoOn, ie. gsoo.-
Gen brittle aorreIponoent, iom er
offreoiteret til bet italienIte Sooeo'
foorter. Iiaer / en- Depecbe, oateret
Eors6ng:
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