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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14
INDOOR MEET
GOES BEGGING
Chicago or st. Louis May
Have Annual Event
For Asking

Philadelphia, Dec. 14.-Chicago or
st. Louis can have the national
junior indoor track and field cham
pionships of the American Athletic
Union this winter, for the asking.
Buffalo, which held the meet last
winter, has not put in a bid for the
1918 title games and none of the
clubs in and around the Eastern dis
trict is willing to stand sponsor for
them.
The result is that the A. A. U. Of
ficials would welcome bid from
either Chicago or st. Louis and would
lose little time in awarding the meet
to the West for the first time in the
history of the indoor championships
Boston is keen to run the games
and it would be next to impossible to
hold them in Philadelphia, unless at
enormous expense. The West there
fore, has the floor, and if it declines
to assume responsibility, the Amateur
, Athletic Union will have to finance
the meet itself. In the event that this
should be the case, the meet would
probably be held in the West any
way, because the East is lacking in
junior athletes of more than medic
ere ability, while there are a score or
more youngsters in the West who
would bring the games up to the
standard OF other years.
Perhaps the best of the Western
ers are w. A. Miller, of the Illinois
A. c., who ran a second in the nation
al half-mile junior race at st. Louis
last fally and Waldo Ames, of the
Chicago A. A, who ran second in
the 120-yard senior high hurdles.
Miller has run in the East on one or
two occasions and has always shown
good speed.
Ames is one of the best hurdlers
the West has developed and would
have been recognized as star long
since had it not been for the fact that
Robert A. Simpson, of the University
of Chicago, absorbed all the lime
light. Ames has run second to Simp-
son on innumerable occasions and
has shown that he was capable of
coming within a fraction of a second
of Simpsons best figures.
Other Western athletes who have
shown more than average ability in
the junior races are A. r. Bush, who
was second in the 120-high hurdles
race in the junior it'll emeet at st.
Louis; j. Cameron, of the Illinois
A. c., a miller; ID. French, also of the
Illinois A. c., a distance man; A.
Parker, of the Danish American A.
c., a walker; II. Howard, of the Illi-
nois A. c., a shot-putter, and w. A.
Dowding, of the Illinois A. c., a broad
jumper.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14
Ten Minor Leagues Are
Ready to Start Next Year

Auburn, n. Y, Dec. 14.-In a
statement Secretary J. II. Farrell, of
the National Association, said ten
minor leagues have signiffed their
intention to operate next season. He
also said each of the clubs in these
leagues will play at least one bene-
lit game early m the season, the
proceeds to be donated to the Sol
diers' Bat and Ball Fund.
The base ball official announces
that the association will grant pro-
lection to lower classification leagues
by giving them permission to play
on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sun
days in order to perpetuate baseball
in certain territory.
Secretary Farrell said the new
clause inserted in the contract Of
baseball players will apply only
while the war lasts. This clause also
makes it necessary for managers to
tender contracts to players in the
Army in order to retain title TO their
services,
Mr.. Farrell would not saw
whether or not the New York State
League, of which he is president. is
one of the leagues that will open.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14
Ta@pq,dhhf
@tGEa1zEnzaRce
Copyright Trbuns.
An All-Time A-Star Team
(In Serial Array

Back the IN
sttue the makeup ATime to
unfrjed the
with number of entries listed of
Taking the decided
a
those who have known wider With this
croft of
students and with such veteran
HANNA Joe via and others
the long parade file by for periods
shortly due the
exigences and demands of the artillery
We seems
rest in doubt The others almost unanimously
NO. 1-CATCHER
Here we to long Bennett thinner
Mcclure Robinson Bergen Fling I3resnahan
New York
cnnati - ~ ~ anu oin-
had of the others through Red Giant
did
wonderful arm and no
of career ' 0f nine
this
worked with him that he had
opposing basmen or at handling his
and he combined with this personality
the run OF eatchers to almost those been
BUCK EWlNG-there was only one Buck!" 7e'
FAIRLY CLOSE
There also general vote to the effect that was fairly
close close enough to be Ewing's runnerup ~ .'SS was S
has known few smarter catche-few
pitching staff ~ %
placed i'm the mmor Buck, -" " NO "o one VINO
Ewing could do all that other catcher could
consistently His
more baseball There have been any number of great
{ro-morrow-The Pitches5
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14

ly used few seasons ago and varia-
tons of which are still widely used.
Cut Out Heroes
-. Williams says that the news
papers make a mistake in making
heroes of football players. He says il
is an injustice TO the other PLAYERS
to praise the work of one individual
player to the skies for making a great
play, because it is usually owing to
the concerted action of the other ten
players that one man is able to make
a spectacular play. Football, he saws.
is a game in which eleven PLAYERS
should share equally in the honors
of victory.
When the rules committee meets
in New York City after the first of
the year DR.. Williams says that some
system will be devised by which the
spectators will get all the informa-
ton possible about the different
plays. While it isn't within the prov
lnce of the committee, according to
their own verdict, to pass O. rule com
pelling the elevens to number play
ers or anything of that sort, they can
recommend plan to give the crowds
the necessary information about
what is going on in the game.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14
Number of u. S. Troops
Killed by German Bomb

With the American Army in France
Dec. 13 (by The Associated Press).-
A number of American railway engi-
neers have been killed by a German
aerial bomb in a town somewhere
behind the British front.
Complete details are not yet known,
but it is permitted to announce that
n German bomb fell ia a street in a
town through which American troops
were passing. Pieces of the bomb
shattered the windows of house in
which there Were officers. showering
them with glass but hurting no one.
Two American soldiers have died
in hospitals from gunshot wounds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14
High Price Paid For
Catcher "BiIl" KilIefer
Rn 4csncintcI PresS

Philadelphia, Dec. IA. - 1t was
learned from a trustworthy source
here that the money consideration
involved in the sale of Pitcher Gro
yer C. Alexander and Catcher Will
liam Killefer by the Philadelphia
National League Club, to the Chicago
Nationals is $4,000. OF this amount
$4,000 is to be paid at once and the
remainder is to be turned over be-
fore the 1918 season opens, DroVid-
ed Alexander is not drafted into the
National Army before that time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 14.-On
Thursday, December 81, Mike 70.
Collins will claim the heavyweight
boxing championship for Fred Ful-
ton unless by that time Jess Willard
consents to a match. Willard has
been most elusive in lodging fight
with Fulton, according to Collins,
who is not at all backward in pre-
senting some facts which he says are
sufficient to support his claim.
"On November Is, 1917" said Col
Inns, 1.-The Minneapolis Boxing Club
offered Willard $4,000 to box Culton
ten rounds. Since that time the
Capital City Athletic Club, of St
Paul, offered Willard $45,000, and a
club represented by j. w. Randolph,
of Deming, n. NJ, has posted SO, 900
and offered Willard $4,000 to box
Fulton twenty rounds to a decision
any time in three months.
Money Posted
con November so, 1917, I posted
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14
MUST
FIGHT FULTON;
TO OCLAIM TITLE

$1,000 with T. S. Andrews, Of Mil
waukee, Wis, to go as forfeit and
to prove Fulton's faith in match
with Willard. We also agreed to
post an additional $4,000 more as a
forfeit and side bet the same day
Willard signs articles, If he ever
does.
ION December 20, if willard does
not accept a match with Fulton for
the heavyweight title, 1 will claim
Wizards title for Fulton, and from
December 20 on will bill Fulton as
heavyweight champion of the world:
Since boxing was first organized
it has been a standing rule, the GUS
tom of n hundred years in boxing,
that champion must defend his title
at least once every six months or
forfeit same. Jess Willard has had
one fight since he won the title IN
the last three years, and that was u
ten-round. no-decision affair
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14

O'Dowd If the latter agrees to weight
and other terms. When it comes
down to business methods, Leonard
is no Stacker.
Enhaut EX-High basketball team
Will journey to Middletown tonight
for game with the Middletown High
five. This game is the first of a series
for this seasons county honors. Both
teams have regulations for good
work
Pennsy athletes last night made
good in the opening of the seasons
elimination contests, taking two VIC
tories from the Schuylkill Valley di-
vision teams. Harrisburg is going
after honors in the System contests.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14
FIRE STOPS 200 MINERS
Operations In Twelve Shafts were
Also Suspended For DIV

Portage, Pa, Dec. 1.-two thou
sand miners and twelve mines in this
district were idle yesterday as a re-
suit of a fire early this morning
which destroyed the New York tower
of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
origin OF the fire is unknown. Traf-
nc on the Portage branch of the rail-
ROAD was delayed several hours, all
the signals having been destroyed. 1t
was announced this evening that the
mines would probably resume to-
morrow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-14
ORANGEMEN FOR UNION

Winnipeg, Man. - The supreme
grandmaster o. the Loyal Orange
Association of Canada has wired all
the provincial masters as follows:
Issue the strongest appeal in my
name urging the'brethren to drop all
other considerations and to unite in
support of the Union government.
This government must be sustained
or Canada disgraced"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-13
0egexitano ber gp efula.
tipu
giIbet in Berlin Die Srage, OBJ es Der
Eartsi.&oaIition aeIineen uirb,
Cine ganeini1me 8niis rtr 2ofuug
Der innereu Shpieriefeiteu
81 ftnoen.

Berlin, fiber 2on6on, II. SSitli
0erip1tet. = Ger Reihstag, tpelder
acpInnt hattie, Iib ON Nfithrod gu oer-
iaunmeIn, miro nabri9etnlih nidIt
efer 3uiIuurertreten, aIS BIS oas
9Seidtstags-aoru11ittee s6eIien tpeitere
Situngen auf griixben ocs Retds.
fan5lcrs berltp6e;t puroen, ieine ge.
eenfp1rttgsn @erntbltngen beenoiJt
hat. 9lnl Mithuo6 nur6e Die Situation
als ell, iiic oen GeidsfeiBler rnehr
gitn'tige 5etradtet. Sein Gntt uno iei.
nr 8erI6rIid,teit erihtenen BON inter.
georonettr 9eSeuttng i'm 8ergIeit
5u Der S'p1ptfrnge - cine parlamen.
tariif.polittite Reforin. Ob es oet
SooIttion pon bier Barteien geIingen
'Diro, cine gsrteiniarue 6ormcl 5n.
pege 3u brtnocn, bil6et nod inmer
ben Gegeuitono peitgebenoer Spcfu.
lotion. Sst3piiden tperoen irtncre Re.
formen, tpel6e nerIonst uei ben, tpobl
cbne tretterert 3pnng erreidJt peroen.
Die Sthiation eut5aIt tm,m @eranIai.
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Ser benti4e 6eibsfau5ler
iDa refisnirt Aabes.
Die Reiignation borlduftg Don osm
&aijsr nod Ri9t angeuommsu.
Die san5e Rei4sreSieruHg iOa bi:
gtbfidt baden, nit benz aanSIsr
gu reiignireu.

2oHbou, u. Suli. - 8k aIs
appeubaseu telesrapbirt pirb, puo
bic pIsnarausi4ubiisuns oes Rsi9ss
tags am Greitag beginnen uHo am
mitag eiHs grobe pOIitii6e DEBATE
itattfIribeu. Is piro ferner ner'
ii4ert, baB cine srobe WdiOritGt fir
siR !iberales GrieoeusprpgrGmm itim'
men pirb. in beyn srtIdrt ipirb, bGS
0eutf9Iaub nur eineu 8srt8eiSis
Sungstrisg fiibre.
I'm fer BAN, IL. Sult. - g
ift en- 9srii4t bisrber seIanst, bab bic
garSe beuti9e Regieruna NIT benz
&analer bon 8st5manu 5oapeg on
Der Spite, rsiigniren perbe. neil has
8dupttommItiee oes Rei9stdgs srtlart
babe, sesen ben nsuen &riegstrebit gu
ftimmen, ipenn ni3t bic Regteruns iAr
GrisbensprOgrammm unb bas PRO.
sramm fir bic iuHeren Reformeu tiur
burlese, mas fie it4 setpe;gert bat Su
tbuu. Wan eluubt. bub cine tafIsr.
Ii9e PROCLAMATION in ben nd4fteu Sds
gen srldffen iuerben tpirb.
Die .9ofiii6e 3situns' uub scr
r2OtalsQuseiger", beibe BON Berlin.
be5aupten, baB Der &dnEer bon 8eths
mannsSoGpes reiisutrt babe, naAoem
er elm S6reib.n bon ben 5iibreru osr
Gentrums spdrtsi erbalten, in bem es.
tIdrt tpurbe, baB Der abidlub tines
Grieoeus oaour3 eri4pert perbe, oaB
Ct i'm Mmt blsibe.
Cine 9epeffe aus Bern. shpet,,
fast, baB bic gtnniidung beg arous
prinsen in bic politii9sn angeleeens
beiten ben 8un5ler peranlaBi babe, 5u
reiignireH. Gs pirb ferner asmeIbst,
bag Der 4diier bic Refigndtipn oes
aan5lsrs Dorldufis nod ui4t anss.
nommen babe.
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6inf,fiibren MOLE, fuiroen fid, fir Ste
eliiterv Der fIeinen 9eelttraIen ais
oerhdrerispoII errpeiier
Sageeen erinnert bic frnIerpatiDe
Sppoiitions 9eitung .Goebsnbopn"
baron, bob bic dmsritaniI9en mag
regeln ni6t dls Qusorud elmer
Dilben 9duns obsr Der 2luberdatIaI,
iung beiliger grin3ipien 6etra6tet
psrbeu foIIten, iOreern gang einfu6
ols 5oIge Der 9batio6e, >odB ienes
2anb nit DeutibIano i'm Srieee III.
guitatt bic gmeritnner pegsn Der
.grutaIitdt" i6rer WoBreeeIn ansu=
greifsu, fole man ui9t auber I6t
Infen, bab glmsrita aessn bic brutaz
len Mstboosn bes Suu6bpottrie1es
tdmpfe uHb ueriube, ben &rieg a6sus
tiir3sH.
9aoeesn Io1e Imerifa nift oers
esGen, ouB bic tleiHsu ueutrnIsn Ras
tiousn infolse ibrer poIitii6sn uno
sepsrapbfI6en 9aas s8punsen Ieisn.
ii6 paHfo su rerbnlteu, p6gleih lie
bur6 i1re groteFe ssasn bic Snu6=
6oot 3ampoene i'm griuiip Tib nit
bsm grdfibsntsn Wilion eiHpsrffanSen
srtldrten. 9lmsriiu Iole bssgleihsn
ui6i auber sI6t lnTsn. onb es sepifIe
moralif6e @srpFlihtungen OisTel
ReutrnIen aeseniiber babe, uno baB
bur6 grfiiauns bsriefbeu mshr err
rei6t Derosn toEHs, als Sura piIoss
Gsreh<.
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Jinben uisber nur SrtIi9e RdHpfe
ftdtt.
Die in Der 5oupifad. aus strtiIsriss
Gtfs4ten beittbeu.
Die ensIdnbsr sebsn gu, bsi Risuport
1900 Rann perIOren gu babem
ginfdIiebIta Der in bic Gefanssn'
iaaft sratbensn RanIiG iGaften.
Sn gaIisisn seben bic RuiIeu an siuis
gen Yunttsn INNER nod Dor.

Z erItn, IL. sJiilI. ueoer SoH0oH.
Eie Cberite ,peeresleitlliIg fiinoigt OIL,
bob din Dlitt,po1 eine 9teibe britiider
erdten IN Der Jtdbe DON Wionhp BON
osil Teitfden seitiirrlt tpuroeu, bic
e:ns sroBe 8abl bon @efanger,en eil'
Urn6tar. Gie getaruitrrlafuulg Imstei
.p!e folgt:
..4rmcegriippe bes Brir5en mupp.
red;t: Der ON Gieiitog IN geIgien in
Der Jinbe Der stiiite BON irnierer Rari.
re.Jufmlierie senIadJte Gigriff mar
eiu oroBer 9rfOIg. Ser 5eino Dar Hidt
IN Stanoe Dcgsnangriife gu MAIDEN
Gie artiaeriegeiehte maren am :Nitt.
mod 5ieraIiA beitiser gIrt in SIanoern,
nc.nentlib iiiooitIi9 BON gpern on
fcr artois.5 .5ront unb bel Gems iino
@uaeeourt. @ir fiibrten mebrere er-
ioIgreif,e Srfunoigings5iiee aus.
rSn Der N6be non Wtpn6p eriiiirm.
ten 9uippsn Don einem bntieatiifei
5lcghnen., in tpIrfianler 9eiie BON
sSlummsntperiern iinferitiitt, eine @ei.
Ee brililt,r @rlben, bon cenen eins
grcBe 3nbl Don @efansenen siiriidge.
bratt iDur6e.
.slrnIeegrlippe oes oeittiden arou.
trin5cn: ssr Der meitlihen Champagne
Iino am Iinfen llfer Der RmnS fanbeiI
Ie6bdfte artiIleriegefedte itott. Sn
metreren Batrouillengefe6fen ipnren
ii:iiere Trlppen iiegreid3.
asln Der ssroni ocs Ser,ogs sIbrefi
bal lid, nidJts @ittiges ereignet.
oGeitlit,er ariegsidduplas: SsSn Der
Gebciio pon Ri5a, Suiorgon unb ga.
ron0uidi sanoen an6auernS Iebbafte
9IrtiIleriegefehte it1tt. ssn her gdbe
bun 2iitsf uno an Der aonlpffront IN
AIt-Goli3ien fnnben alidy 5eitIih iebr
peftige artiaerieeefctte Itatt. 4n Der
SdIhtdlnrn pitrben riiiiiid,e sSdger
5iriidseifIn3sn, ipie and feinoIihe
sfnsriife nm Gtod)oo obaeifIager
ipur6en. 0nifden bern Tnieiter nno
ben anrpafben eingen bic Miriien bis
an BITE 2ontnica.g g.ofiiionen nor nno
bel anIics, erreiftcn rlifiide g,or-
trllppen oas peltlide llfer 6es llui,
les.
Nm S,r rrn3ebonifden Gront III
bic Gage linperinbert.@
Tie SnieI Oefel abermaIs
anJegriffeM
.gsdbreno Der lesten paar Sage,l
fn5en uniere 5liegerseidpraoer mie.
oelbolt lrro IN erfoIereider @eiie bic
@nttcrieu liH0 Safennnlnsen bel 3ersI
nn0 draisburg dif Der Sniel Geiel
(in Ger 5iisar @ud,i) NIT 8omben
beilgt.
-8rofje 6siiersbriiirltr ipurben ba.
nit ueritrin6t. Sros beitigen Beiierns
Der feinbliHen abipebrfnnonen febr.
frn ole uniere Mafhinen unDeriebrt
5nriid..
Die am abelb bonn oeirfifen gro
Ben Saipt iartier erIcsiene peiterr
@efntntnnfmng lc1rtet fpie icIat:
..Sm @siten hnbeu IN Der Gbanl.
pnDne 3isinIid Iefbafte @efedJte itntt.
osfunoen.
ssas cilsu tu1saea sgussizssrbar 6ia.
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pie Sage tn Gbiaa.
General gbcng Siun beboIlptet iltD
iopeit nocb in Befing.

Glen Eiin, gbina, 12. SS5uIi. -
Chang, ,GbertSang nno 2ctsGben-
g9am, De-. sSiuan} be5D. GrieJsnlnI.
ltcr itnter Der D!ouardie, iir0 in sang
3al IN eirem giiertboIn5ug oerpaitet
uoroen, auf bcm iie uerilf)t tatien,
aus YefinJ gu rntfIieben. Ger D!anS-
idyurcilgntsrnl Seng-9iH'9o tDurOs i'm
9abnbof Don Sien Lin oerBaitet er
mar perfleloet
Die Regierung miro rUicoer oon
Sien 5iin nach Befing uerIegt peroen
9Sefing lit Don 10000 Republicans
ihen Sruppeu itu5ingelt, Die iibcr 10
i.5pere @eid1iite perfiieen Dies madt
es Dem General Chang Siun unmCg.
lid ans Ser Saltptitaot 5u entfommen.
Gle Sruppen Gbang's icaen iiA in Der
nerbotenen Staot oerit5an5en. Sopett
lit es ntbt eelnneen. 5tDiid,en oen He-
tu6lifaucrn uno ben c<1uperIolutei
6u neru1ittelH.
Ganto 4, 10. SltIi. - Siibrer Der
gcpiiblif1ner, bic bier irlterriclpt nor
Ntr iino erfldren, oaB Der 8antpf 5rpi"
i6en benz olten unb neuen &eailne in
GHtrta porldufig nod nid,t oefinitio
5llill auStrog gebrof)t tperoen farm.
Gle iagen baB Die Siio.Gbineliideu
St1rppen sitr 3eit nifr itart 9enug
Ieipr, Inn bic Situation foutrpliren
III fonnen. Die &epublifaner iagen
feraer, onb, ioIunge ais Sureaufrdtcn
brn Der Sorte eines Geus-&po. .Gtmg,
Der anl 7. SSlIi prouiioril9 oas Brd.
ltbernomu1en unb nj yean.
t!ng cine propiioriihe Regierung
etuDIirt BOT, urto Siia1|Gbi.Siti, Der
seiiDrer Der &epublifaner, Die Rodlt
in SGnocn baben, Elm republttaniidl2s
9iegine iirtiuogIit6 iet. @iuige liuo Der
gli.iid;t, baB oie 8ie6eruufridtlsng Der
9hnardyie nur Elm SbeiI etnes 9gLarS
Der 9ureautruten NOR, Die nati0naIe
Regierun9sgeipalt ipieocr III Die Sdros
3L retonullen.
Betting. 10. SSllli. - Der @ene-
rnI Chang SIun, Der 8efeblstaber Der
faiierlidrn Jruppen, errpieerte ailf
oas @erlaugeu ser ntslGnotit,eu 81
plouloten, onB er feline Sr1ppen ert.
!t,oifne, oab oies 5ttr 3eit lrnuogIidJ
lei, Ou oieielben fiirdteu, moIiafrirt
az tperocn. g5 piiroe oieIleift in etli--
den EnJell, pern Die 3uitdube rilbt-
9ere ieien, ntoglicb fem, Dem 8erInt'
gen nob3ufornnert.
General Chang erfI1rte, eS iei ridt
ieine slbii9t, ole ousIdnoiiden @e-
iIn6idoftgu sll eefdbrben; er tperoe
oah nift foutpfen, iolange er bon ben
republifd1;iber Eri1ppen nidt ange.
eriffen peroe.
Gin amerifarif1es @e.
f9paoer in @onte
5i6eo.
@eoutebtoeo. ltrueuon, 12.
esEIi. = Gin uncertainties Gteitrn.
Der lit orr Whttipo6 96odrnittag unI
ptcr llbc bier meefomnen. Gs tDurbc
BON SrteJsiddffen llruguaps IN ben
Saien esfortirt. Die Stnot tit ou gh.
rea bes Beiahes aIoeuletu befIa9gt
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Die britiibe 8esierusg
gereit, fi3 Guf einc @ieoerertudgung
Der &riegssiele Der g1lteute
eirBillaiieu.

2onoon ~. SuIt, - aorb Ro.
bert Cecil Der glodabeHriniiter uno
8ertreter bcs ailslp6rtipen grGtes i'm
ulterbaus, fiirt6igte am Rafymittae
an, bic brttii9e &egierltnq babe bic
riijiiide Regierline be1a1ridtigt, bab
tic bereit iei ii6 in cine 0i5flriiion be-
tieffs elmer mogIiferL LRepiiipn oer
aiicgssieIe ber slaiirten etrBuIafierl
gr fIete biu3u, baB Die brttiife Re-
gIertng 5iir 9eit nit BEN olliirten
UiGftcn barii5er beratbe, ipeld,e Sorm
0ie Itgfuiiion qrrnehnlen ioQe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-13
li6 bonn Dniefter ortliae adutpfc
iiatt.1
" a 4ri9ten ans 6ftrrsis
htf6su AueIten.

" a 4ri4ten ans 6ferrsis
aif4eu AueIien.
@ien, IL. Suli. - lleber 2ons
bon. - Sas Diterrti4ii4>ungariiae
5auptquartier bat am Donuerftas pie
fOIssnbe OffbieIle 9esanntma&uns Hs
Iaifeu:
.sSSn RumGrien unb In ben Rartas
tben bat ii9 ni4ts Wi4tisss ereisHtt.
-Siiblth bonn 0uiefter iinb bic
Rufen bis an uniere aoHniea poiis
tioneu berdnseiourmsu. Bel aaiuss
baben Gefsdte auf BEN peftliaeu
llfer bes Jluifes tattsefunbeu. aus
sriff. ber RuiIen n6rbli4 Don Der
HObno1HoneI giienbdbnIinis, ON Stos
dob Glub, iinb abgei1lagen iporh<n..
.JfaIieati4er &rlegsf4uuplas: gls
mkberperseItuns fir ben alHsriff
itaIieniider einidtiier aII sssbria be-
Iegte ON Wsittpo4 Gin 5FterreidiI6s
ungdrtf6es JIiesersefhDuber bi. gt
fenbabnanlaeen rnb sroben aaIernen
bei Sripiba nit Domben. Qln bern
Col Brieon braugen am Wlittipo4
Ueorsen nnfere 9ruppen IN bi, feinhs
Ii1en poiitionen EN-, t6btetsn ben
groBten 9bsiI ber YfGtung. ipreDGten
eine srobe Wenge bon Wsunitipn In bic
Guft uub isbrten NIT eiuisru gtfarse,
uen suriid.
-auf BEN ffibIiden Rrsegsi si1aupIas
III bic Gage rnnerdnbert.
Ser Bormarff Der RuTfeu
an einem SIiigeI auf
geb baItem
ct. PETERSBURG f2. SiiIi. -
Cine ain Tonneritag bonn ssripgsutini.
iteriiim etlaiiene @efmnntirodpins Ia,i.
tet pie iolgt:
nllniere Srlppen baben cin Weitt.
NOD ibre Operationen am OnieiHr
imb Der 2Juulica fortgeiett Raf)
einen bartrtafieen @eiedt trifroe Der
Se:no aus Der StaM Gallss Der.
eringt, bic bon ims beiest ipuroc
Tcilli1 Don goborooe5a1n, cn Der
@rabopfa -gsoioIne Ssribtr3 iSront,
balt Der Seiito, oas iebr ifJrpierige
@eIdrtbe aiisnusenS, infer 8orriidem
dui.
.an ben iibrigen SheiIen Der syront
bat ii6 ni1ts @ihtiges ereisnet."
1arts, 12. SilIi. - 9ie am
0onneritaS Mittag bonn &rieesmiiii.
ftert:im erlaiiene offsiele 9,efanHt.
nnafatng !autet tuie folst:
.3ier1llidJ lebbafte artiIeriegeiehte
finben In Der Gbanrbdane rnb an Der
slisne.5ront in Der itntgebung Der
Saffaip-TiibIe itatt 5einoIlde glH.
grille in Der @egeno bes breiefigen
|laten,,s uno iuolid5 BON ssiioineourt
ipiiroen nit Seittigfeit absei1lagen.
e!iif baioen 0Saasifern. in ser @egeno
Der atnbobe 304 iino n0rblif bon oeH
OnrodiiliIoltf aerfer In1dJteu ole
DeiitIdssn nodl norberisem beiiiacn
gonlbnroenIeirt mebrere Qn9riffe Die
aIle erfoIglos tporen.
.Nm iibrigen Sbeil Der Sront bat
fid) nidlts @ittiges ereicnet.@
Die am abeno erlniieile pe,tere We.
fauntmndung Iaiitet mie fo[gt:
Ger Gag uerging siemIih ra1ig:,
ciiseenoninien IN Der GScgenb pon
sIilles, ghantbeoa unb giorcilpilliers,
iro tie beiSerIeitiee grtilltrie elm Ic6.
bnfses 6eiier nfiterbielt. Ger sSeinS
ihidte iulseiibr bunbert G,eitoiie nab
Rbrims binein.
.s,elgifte Sronf: @ibrenb Der
gsaft 't;sb eine TrilppenabtbeiIunJ.
Die gegcn Die Dirnnibe @onm,n
Sanoftrab, porgeid,idt ipurSe aif cine
ieinbIide MbtbeiIinig iluo es Fam ,il
tinem bcftigen Sanogelnenge. Tie
Ieutiden srIitten erbebIid,e DerIniic
.rsi> Iisbsu Srsi 9sdmlcessn IN ,iuiersu