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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
No REPORT Of
BACHIMBA FIGHT.
Railroad Traffic Proceeds
Without interruption Says
Mexican Consul.

Mexican consul Eduardo Soriano
Bravo said Thursday that military au-
thorities at Juarez and the Mexican
consulate had no advices regarding a
battle between government forces and
Vllistas which is reported to have
taken place Wednesday at Bachimba
pass. south Of chihuahua. II was ru-
mored ia FL Paso Thursday that the
Villistas had been victorious over
Carranza force at this point
villa WIthdraws TO ParrHl.
From other sources II was learned
Thursday that Villa is not pushing his
campaign against the Carranza troops
in Chihuahua 1t was said that villa
himself had Withdrawn to Parral and
that a large force Of his troops is con-
centrated there.
Consul SOriano Bravo said Thursday
that railroad traffic was being con-
Quoted between Chihuahua and Jua-
rez without interruption 4 passenger
train arrived in Juarez late Wednesday
night. No bandits are reported along
the route between Juarez and Chihua-
hua, he said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
. Bags of Beans Are
Groundwork For a NeW
Wag of Wearing Clothes

Police captain L L Hall thought a
new fashion in woman's dress had been
started in Mexico. when Margarita Lo-
PEI, Of Juarez, was brought into his Of
flee Thursday morning The circum-
ference OF her waist was about two
feet larger than any other part of her
body She protruded around the cen
ter at least a half foot in every di-
rectiOn-
An examination showed IL wasn't
new fashion in dress. but a new win
kIe in smuggling. Margarita had p
bags Of beans hung from belt fast
ened about her waist She was turned
over to the immigration authorities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
Are You Being Slowly
Poisoned?

The most eminent physicians recog-
hize that uric acid stored up in the
system is the cause of govt and rheu-
rnatism, that this uric acid poison is
deposited in the joints, muscles, or
nerve-sheath. BY experimenting and
ANALYSIS at the Surgical Institute in
Buffalo. n. Y. DR.. Pierce discovered
a combination OF native remedies that
ne called Anuric, which drives out the
uric acid from the system, and in this
way the pain, swelling and inflamm2-
Sion subside. II you are a sufferer
from rheumatism. backache, pains
here OF there, you can obtain Anuric
double strength at any drug store
and get relief from the pains and ills
brought about BY uric acid.
Swollen hands, ankles, feet are due
10 a dropsical condition. often caused
by disordered kidneys. Naturally
when the kidneys are deranged the
blood is filled with poisonous uric
acid, which settles IN the tissues Of
The feet, ankles, wrists or back as
uratic salts; OF under the eyes in
bag-like formation.
Il is just as necessary 70 keep the
kidneys acting properly as to keep the
bowels active 70 rid the body OF
poisOnz
The very best possible way TO take
care OF yourself is to take a glass OF
hot water before meals and an Anuric
tablet IN this way it is readily dis
solved with the food. picked up by
the blood and finally reaches the kid
neys where It has a cleansing and
tonic effect.
Step into the drug store and ask for
a 50-cent package Of Anuric, OF send
DR.. Pierce Ice, for trial pckg- Anuric
many times more potent than lithla,
eliminates uric acid as hot water melts
sugar A short trial will convince
yOu-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
EMPRESS ZAUDITU NOW
RULES IN ABYSSINIA

washington. March 22.-Accesion to
the throne of Abyssinia by empress
Zauditu. succeeding Menelik IT. was
reported in a proclamation from for
eign minister Cagnazmatch Baiane Ie-
mer dated Addis-A beba- January -
which today reached the state depart
ment
The accession OF the empress is the
final act in a long religious and court
conflict in which a Mohammedan at
tempt to overthrow the worlds oldest
Christian country, was defeated in a
bitter revolution.
Recognition OF the new government is
now before the state department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
Meanest Thief Sndtches
Purse From Bdbu'S Hand

only the meanest thief in the world
would steal a baby's rattle exclaimed
Mrs. " B. Mcclellan. 1130 Myrtle ave
nue. when she saw A handsomely
Zowned woman snatch what she
thought was the rattle of her baby boy.
Bruce. at the corner Of san Antonio and
Stanton streets Wednesday.
But she thought the thief was still
neaner when she found that the 90
jet stolen was not baby's rattle. but
her own purse. which she had given to
little Bruce to carry It contained a
government check for $3.50 and valua-
BILE gold watches and chains
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
MAR WIN LOUIE ON TRIAL
ON MURDER ASSAULT CHARGE

Charged with assault 70 murder. Mar
Win Louie. a Chinese. was Thursday
morning placed On trial in the @fth
district court
According TO the testimony Of Louie.
who was on the stand during the
morning. he engaged in a fight with
another Chinaman named Mar Ben
The two Chinese had been fighting for
several minutes when policeman Sid
ney Benson was sent to arrest Louie.
Mistalzing him for another Chinaman.
according 10 mis- evidence. Louie shot
At the officer and missed him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
TWO AUTO COMPANIES ASK
POLICE TO HELP FIND CARS

Two rented automobiles have disap-
peared. according 10 their owners in q
report made TO the police.
The Gate City Auto Co wants to find
a 1917 model Ford No. 9I14 and the
Pioneer Motor Co. Is searching for
green painted Briscoe car No. 1876.
Thieves broke into the room Of Miss
z. F. Gurley. 1903 East Second street.
Wednesday. ana stole several dresses
and a small bank which contained s..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
OBSERVE 10TH ANNIVERSARY
OF BENITO JUAREZ' BIRTH

The 1O9th birthday Of Benito Juarez,
the Mexican reform president was
celebrated in Juarez Wednesday by the
civil and military authorities The
program was arranged by mayor H.
Choir Herrera and the celebration took
place al the BenitO Juarez monument
Juarez school children took part and
an address was made by mayor Her
rera. During the program band con-
cert was played
Municipal and government offices
were closed during the day in honor Of
the Mexican patriot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
LOCAL FIRMS To
GET BIC ORDERS
Quartermaster of Army
Awards Cantonment Ma
terial Contracts to Five.

Out OF 1O1 bidders who submitted
proposals 10 furnish materials for the
construction of army csntonments on
the border to the southern department
quartermaster, Col Harry L. Rogers. at
san Antonio. Texas. the Hines Lum-
Der company. Krakauer York x Moye.
s. Z, FL Paso Brick company. Fl Paso
Sash & Door company and Momsen-
Dunnegan-R Ryan company. all Of FL
Paso, were among the 70 firms who
were awarded contracts The total
amount Of contracts opened By Col
Rogers was $4,000. Many Texas and
southwestern supply houses were
among the winners
The cantOnment material orders were
partially written by Mai William FL
lott, depot quartermaster at Fl PasO.
who consolidated his acquisitions with
those of the southern department Only
two san Antonio firms received con-
tracts
Cantonments to Dot Border.
Advices from Fort sam Houston say
the environments will be built at Fl
Paso, Columbus and Hachita. n NJ;
Eagle Pass, Del Rio. Brownsville. Mer-
cedes. san Benito. Laredo, Texas and
Yuma and NOgales, Ariz.
Plans have been prepared in the Of
flee of the chief quartermaster for
types OF cantonments which will be
suitable for comfort during all sea
sons. These plans provide for shelter
ing enlisted men in well lighted. we'll
heated and ventilated barracks build
inSs. Officers are TO be provided for in
small bungalows. Three or four types
are to be used for this purpose. varying
with the rank of the officer COmforta-
bic buildings on a community plan
are to be constructed for officers of
Junior rank or for officers without
families. The camps are to be con-
in such a way. II is declared.
as to add materially TO the appearance
Of the community IN which they are
located
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
DEPUTIES FROM BORDER co
TO MEXICO CITY SATURDAY

Miguel c. Lopez, who was recently
elected to the national house Of depu-
ties Of Mexico from the HermOsillo,
Son, district, arrived in FL Paso Thurs
day en- route to Mexico City. He will
leave Saturday. Manuel N Prieto.
a deputy from JuareZ, is also planning
70 leave Saturday for Mexico City
Although the exact date for the con
vening of the house Of deputies has not
been set, the deputies have been in
formed that they must be in Mexico
City before April I. It is believed that
the converting OF the house viii "a Ike
place soon after that day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
TEN CAVALRY LIEUTENANTS
PROMOTED To CAPTAINCIES

Ten 1ieutenants serving in the United
states cavalry division, who passed ex-
sminations for promotion which were
concluded Wednesday have been pro-
NOTED 10 the rank OF captain in the
regular service. The officers are p g
Rodgers, truck train service attached
TO 18th cavalry: Homer NJ Groniger,
:. N. Williams. s. l. Irwin 18th cav
airy: c. s. Mcneil. v s Foster, eighth
cavalry: Victor " Whitside, Claude
Hunt James R Hill, 18th cavalry.
George 5. Patton, seventh cavalry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22

wrapped your toes in bandages 10 look
like bundles. who have used saIves that
turned your toes raw and sore. and
used plasters that would shift from
their place and never get" the corn
and VINO have dug and picked al your
corns with knives and scissors and
perhaps made them bleed-just quit
these old and painful ways and try
"Gets-It' Just once. You put > or !
drops on, and IL dries at once. There's
nothing to stick You can put your
shoe and stocking right on again The
pain is all gone. Then the corn dies
a painless shriveling death. it loOsens
from your toe, and OFF IL comes
"Gets-It' is the biggest selling corn
remedy I'm the world today There's
none other rs good.
~Get's-It' Is sold by druggists every
where. 25c bottle. or sent on receipt
Of price by +. Lawrence q Co. Chi
cage. IiL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22

Lieut.. William Il. Simpson, aid 10
Brig Gen George Bell. jr., completed
and passed examinations Wednesday
for promotion to the rank Of captain
The examinations were conducted at
Fort Bliss. Lieut.. Simpson will receive
his promotion on July 1. when an in
crease in the army forces will take
place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
I'D INFANTRY, AT NOGALES,
IS ORDERED TO NEW YORK

Washington, D. G. March 22.-The
22d infantry at Nogales. Ariz, was or
dered to Governors Island. y Y, today
by the war department TO replace the
29th infantry, sent from there TO
Panama sometime ago The announce
ment was made officially by the war
department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
NEW BAND IN LAREDO
GETS STATE license

Austin. Texas. March zz.-License to
do business in Texas was granted to-
day by the state department of insur-
ance and banking TO the Merchants
state Bank and Trust company, OF La
redo. capital stock S125.00O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
SAYS FRENCH DESTROYER sANK
FRENCH SUBMARINE BY MISTAKF

Berlin. Germany. March ia
French destroyer in the bay at at Mar
seilles last month sank a submarine
believing II TO he a German boat SAYS
the Overseas News agency (the official
German news hureau-l In reality. IL
was \ French submarine which WIS
thus lost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22

Capt Nicholas CampanOle. Of the
military intelligence department. at El
Paso. is i'll at the base hospital at Fort
Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
Use "GetS-It, p" Lift
Corn Right Off
shrirrIs. Loosens-nnd Ir. Gone,

lust like taking the lid off-thats
now easy YOU can lift corn off your
toe after IT has been treated with
the wonderful discovery, ~Gets-It'
Hunt the wide world over and you'll
find nothing so magic. simple and easy
as "Gets-It." You folks who have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22

II YOU need glasses you need our
services. Toxic Optical CO. corner
Texas and Oregon Sts--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22

Downtown Store Room, For Rent, with
Basement. 3oxSO. eos Texas St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
Removal Notice.

We will move TO our new building 2,
1904 Texas street April I. Watch for
further announcement. FL PaSo Radi-
ator and Lamp Co. 203 s. Santa Fe.-
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22

Indian Bicycles, Allen Arms & Cycle
Co. 404 n Oregon St--Adv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-24
Ser Sserlesuiig bes gpip'
nages6eietes
Wurbe Seremiab u. S'Seurp, Der
prGiibeut Der americau Srutb
Societ1, anectlugt.

Ren gort, %. ROD. = Ger.
uriab u. S'2sarp, Der Yrdibsni r.r
4merican 3rutb SOcistp uno RsOets
teur Der 5slti4rtft .abs Bull, mel f'r
tiirsIi9 oas PoitsyrIpileslum euISos
gen puroe, ipurbe am 6rtiids o.:
8grlcBung bes SpioncsesGcle uEb
ber S5oltseisse ungetIagt.
Die glntluse sessu O'9eurb lit ser
&ulmtHationspuntt elmer Neibs BON
Gpiioosn, in bencn or anId ,ineno cs
Gtgnst oteIer Regkruus uno Der us
liirten i'm Sriegs eeeeu Deuti6ll1o
figurirte. Der 3eitf6rift -Gb, 9ug",
elm ansgsiprpten nHtirbtitii5es gIaii,
mar bns gOTt tsgribilegium cor stfpd sis
Hem Nonat snt5oaen rporbcn unn ipd'
ter bieB es. bob iie sius ;gansen Iei.
S'9enrp bate Iopobl in Islrem
glotte aIs aub in wrI0nli9en Srms
munitaiiousu unb R.osu bic ausrners
tiss politit esr Rssitrnno auassritfsR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-24
Die 8erftdrfunsber Srups
pen bes Gen. Verihing
@ntipri6t, tpie Sefrct6r @ofcr ere
fI6rt, Den @rpnrtungen bes
9ricgssGepartenlentS

Baibinston 3. G., %. Ioo.
SefretGr 9afcr iagte am 6reitag
9lbcno in ieiuer eriten grfIdrung. Die
er jemoIs in YerbinOuna nit Dem
5ortit)ritt in Der 8eritGrflng Der
Streitfrdfte oes Generals Bcribing
nbgab, bnB Die 4ufllrft bon omeritas
niihcn Sruppen IN 5ronfrcid] nit
ben Grrpartlihgen ocs arieessIepdr'
tements S6ritt gcboIten bobe. Serr
8nfer pcigerte iid ieoot, Die gIn'a I
Ser abgcianotcr Sruppen mitjutbci'
len ooer ori5uoeutcn, oh er uon oci,r
3eit on 8et50geruno errunrte @r
iagte, Die geforoerling Der 8rltppcn
bGnee bon 5ruei Gingcn ob, ron oer-
AusbiIoune una scr Nusriiinmg ocr
Rduner uno Dem llmitmIoe, oh Die
notbieen Sdiffe 5ur gcrfilgun0
Itebcr.
so Idnen ole Dies 6cr 6on icin
miro. neroen bic W1rucr aiti Die
Sdiffe acbrnht pcroen", iogtc Der
Sefrct6r. .Gs iino icet 70 oiclc ones
rifoniihe 9ruppen iibcr oic Ser ge'
braht ais mir an1 Infnna crluartes
ten. bis 5u oicicr 3eit abicubcu gu
fonner.
Scrr gafer oclltcte on, ooi7 cine
offi5icle @rfIdruuo iiber tie 9tniobt
Der ameritoniidlen Sruppcr in Sronfs
reid 5u fe;ner 2cit ndhrenN Scs
9ricgcs crrpdrtct iperbcn oiiric Gr
perunIobte iebod cine grfllnbinrg
Bel benz IiIitdrsgeuior. @ererals
major 0ic9Sntnre, peld'e in meht
liberoIen Rcgulotionen IN @eSug ouf
ole @eroifr1tlituug Der 9eItiumung
BON Regimerteru, @rignoeu ODER
&ompognien, tpelde ON Der Sront in
gttion iinb.- rciultircn mag. Scrr
Safer ioqtc, tpcnn feline bcgriinoete
milit1riIhe llriote fir Die l1nter'
briifung ioIferS Conformation porliege.
10 ipiinide er, oab iie befannt segeben
peroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-24

men s Dffisi.rs unb 191 Taann ss'
fansea.
.3nffden Der Bren;a unb Spiabe ers
neuerte Der Geinb bei 5asssanbru4
'sinen angriff NIT aubsrorbentli4
feftigem arttllerieieue-, porauf oidts
5nFanieriemnHen gum angriff iibsr'
sinSeH. Die admpfs Dcren iebr befti'
GER 4rt unb bausrten bfn san5en Gag.
llnisrt pofitionsn einssn meHr als
s:nm1l perloren, tpurben aber prompt
DON unieren Sruppen ron Der Dierten
qrmst tpisbergenommen, bic ii4 bur9
ihrs 1npfsrteit ausoeian.ten. gesen
abenb purbe Der Ueino NIT bem lsss
ten gesenangriff befinitiu aufsebal'
ten. Qud IN bisfer @essnb erlitt Der
Gsinb ie5r f4uere gerIufte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-24
CT isst bic 3isls lsinr Rssieruns
Der aFOeiirtsH prsHs aussinaHbsr.


St. petersbu=e, %. RoD.
Cine aImGbIias GsmpbiIiiirung Der
,uIiidsn armss, NIT Der gutIaiiuns
Der Ronni4aftsn bssianenS, bic i'm
Sabre 1893 in pie armes sinseSOsen
purben, iIt Don BEN Dcli4eDitisGiib'
rer Ssnine offi5ieq angeiiiHoigt Uor'
ben. Der gsfebl tritt Iorori in Rrait.
Die gntiinbisuus loutet ME ipISt:
.Sie arbeitsrs unS gouern Rsgiss
ring con DoltsiommiHarsn 6at' be-
i9lohsn, obns g.r5us nit Der thsiIs
peiisn 9smObiIiiiruns Der armss Ju
Beginner. unb Dsrfig!, nm bomit ans
,ufangsn bic gntInfuns aIIsr 9iirs
periolootm, bic i'm Sabre 1899 .inss'
;ogsn tpurbeu, aus bem Militdrbt.nf.
5nitruttionsH nit gs5ds cuf bic gnts
laHuns auSsrer qlters!laiisH psrbsu
ipdter Dsr0ff,ntIi5t merben. gsi Der
D.mobiliiiruns miiH,n ale DaffsR
ben Regiments aomnitisen ausges
lieiert nsrbsn, bic fiir ihre Giasrbeit
perantportIid Iiub. Ois 604fts Sbers
tommanbo III DerpfIiGist. biefss De-
tret frfOrt ben SoIOatru beiauut gu
MAIDEN.
(@r3.) aenine, prdibert. unb SOs
ienenfo,l antonoff un5 &rplento,
8Oltsirmmifdrs fiir Giies.-
2onbon, %. Roo. Econ sroBtp.
Der goIIteipiti gliuiitsr bss asubss
rsn. Eat, mi. aug St. petersburg se'
melbs. fpirb, ansstiinb;ai, bab ii5 bic
sebeimsn ruiIii6eR arshipe in isineu
Sdnb.n befinbeu uub bic se6stmsH
iofOrt Osr5fisnili&t perbsu
piisben.
Sn Der 0.psf6e bsibt es aud. bab
bos rsopluiionGrs Sommitiss in Ross
lau Iid Der Oprtisen syiIiaIsn Der
Stadts6nnt bemGatist bat. grft DOT
aur5sm ioIen ron ct. petersburs
ius 100000 giubeI bOrthiu
.ransfsrirt porben iein.
ct. peters6utg, %. Roo.
Der Reprdisntnnt bes 9lHoeiirteu
grsfs hattie pGhrsub bes snsss Elm
ynte.pieip NIT 2son Srobtp, bsm gols |
'heipiti MiNiftsr oss aeubsrsn. nit |
ee5us auf ben on ben Sbertommons |
eur Der ruiIiIbsn aimee, General |
erIafsneu gsfsbl, nit ben |
apmmanfeursu sineu
n6suidlieben. Srus. |
. srilGrte in emphutiiGer Msiie, bob
lie 4rbeiters uno SOloatsn Reeiea
ung aes,n einsn SOnterfrisben nit
Dsutfhlanb Iei, gr oridte bic rsbers
sueuns auB, bab bic ,snitintine Rubs
nnbs, inoem e. 5rieoensnnerbietuns
en- mode, bon oem prolstoriat nlIer
lanhsr, in ben nIiirtsn ober feinoIis
zen 9Gnbern, untsrItiiti iperbsn ipiirs
{. mas cine 5ortisbuup bes 9rieaes
nHfielih MAIDEN fpiirbe. auH tpenn
ie Resitrungsn oas anerbisien ni9t
nnebmen.
,Welfss fnb bic pIdne unb 9l5s
9tsn- Sbrer RssieruRs91 frus Der 1
irrreipnnoent.
DIX qldns uno abFdssn set Re-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-24
8enernI DuH guSsnSOrff ansrbli3
na6 Der Oitliden 5rpnt
nbecreiit.

amiter6nm 90. Ropcn1ber.
ytnbrtdtcn, tpelflc bier eingeIouien
limb, beiagen, ooB General pon Gu,
oenborff Der @encraIsGuorticrmei.
tier Der oeltidIen glrmeen. in Der,
binoung nit Dem ruiiiihen gngrGOt
circs Observation-Disclosures nof Der oit,
liden 6rout a6gereiit iei. .g9ic pcrs
lalltct. III er BON einem 5aIIrriden
Sta6e beeleitet.
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Bon Der 6fterrsi4if4s
italieRifasH front.

Ram, %. Rop. Gis am Jreitns
rom Rriegsminiitsrium srlnfsns offis
;islle gsinHntma4uns aber bic greiss
rife auf bsm arisssiAaupIab lautst
mic folgt:
.auF BEN aiiasO pIatsau perfu4s
IL am 0onnsriias Der Gsinb. inSem er
isine Sruppsn pru Rorcen ber an osr
Mpnts 5onberfar Wonie Babes
nssfs Jront unb pon &sfisn Der stgsn
sis Gront Wonts GaitsI Gnmkrtos
gaierin Wsletta b'glpanti porididts,
cine gtntrsiiungsbsipesyns ssssn un-
fern Siiibpunit. bic Mtlstta, aus3us
FiibrsH
Der 9lneriff. BEN elm btftis,s
gombarbement nit 96r6nsn bsrurfas
fenosn gei6oTsn porlHgine. erfOlsts
nit istr arObsr 5sftisieit isit,us itars
Ter tinSIidsr 1ruppenmaijsn, bic
Fprtrpibrtnb srntusrt purb,n unb bon
einem inieniipsn artiIIrriefsusr untsrs
ftiibt puroen. llnisrsn 5ruppsn BON
Der sriisn Armes, bic ben tnpfsrfsn
W;bnfdnb Isiftstsn uno fOrtipdbrsno
gsssndnsriffs Tndisu. ssInus ss.
fdmmiiif< poiitionsn fsit gu bebaup.
ten unb ben Geinr nit islr f3psrsn
DsfiaIisn lusadjuI8Ios,z. Dir nabs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-24
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November %
1917, as required by the Act of octo
Der 9Th. 1917.
mas paris su teri&tsn
bat.

paris, %. Rpb. 9as ariegss
miniittrium beri9tst. bcB siH absrmas
Tiger gerIu9 Der OsutItsu, 9Oben ,iis
riidourobern, ben bic 5rau3oIsn bei
;brsm tiir5Ii6eu 2lngriff an Der 4isHe
Sront ssipOnnsn, feb!seidlossu iei.
Die antiinbisuns Iausei ME fOIst:
.a,tbdfts artilsrisiGmpfs fiHbsn
in Der gessnb BON gsiHb unb Jus
rincorrt itatt. Sn bisier Gtsenb ipurs
be bur9 unisr Ssusr Elm fsinbliher
Ansriff nuf bic poiitipnsn abssipies
fen, bic mir am 81. 5iopem6r senoms
men bnben.
.llnIere yatrouilIsn bra9tsn bon
:brer 5bdtisisit an Der ailstte ges
fanssus 5uriid unb iis bra4ten ben
Deuti6.n aud 8srluits BEL. Rorbs
ipeiilid bon Rbeims unb in Der
Champagne miblanssn fetnblihe
llebsrfGas auf unfsre gcrpoiisn. gm
ed]tsn Moasufer fanpsa nGbrehb Der
Raai lsbbafie artinsrlsssfs9ts iiait.
BON iibrism 9heiI her Sront ift
ni4ts Di4tises gu meIoeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-24
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SIR O6io: QIsemein Id5n.s
Wetter nm Samitns unb SOnntag;
ettpas pdrmsr am Sonntas i'm peit,
liGen She'll.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-24
Mui ben Saa BON Seruia'
lem
gereitenbie beutf5en3ei.
tuHgen bas publi.
fum hnr

ImfsrSam, %. Tps. - DIX
bsutidm 3situngen breiien bos
pubIiium aui ben Gaa DoR SsruIakm
DOT. Sic sRorobeuijfe 4Is,msiH.
3eitung- iast, bab bas .@sribsibiscu
bon pIdben. >pel4e uns teinsn miIitd'
ridden 8ortbeil bittsn, sei4bebeuisnS
nit BEN nubloien SpfTn SabIreidsr
tiiriii4er StreittrGfie fulnie unisrer
eisenen Sruppeu ieiu piirbe, mas
tDabrf4einli9 i9nere @erluits I'M St.
fOlss bdite.1 Raa elmer gsiprsduns
Der S9pierisieii, bic @eribeibisuusss
truppen su Oeriidrisn, iast has Bluii:
-Jmmsrbin piirbe bas aufssbeH
bon sseruialem, mas innsrbalt b.t
ytOslidt.ii Iiest. anssii9ts Der sros
Gen biiiorii9en gersanssnbeit e:r
Stabt, elm GuBsrit f9m.r3li9.r ger'
luft fem; aber bic militGriI6e Gag,
piirbe bobur1 ni4t esdnbert peroeT.4 .
generaIlsuinant b. Qlrbenne idre:bt
i'm .8srliner Sageblatt' ben Riidsus
Der 9iirfen aus Suffa Der G@ubpeii.
or Gisi4iise ber britiiasn GIOt.. 81
uub fagt:
.SeruiaIem in nidt fir cine gsrs
ibeibisuns sinseri4tet. es in beshalb
nidt unipahrfhetnfid, bab biefe rcrs
sefdobeus pofition bon ben SiirteE
berlafsn tperbsn ipirb.1 Der General
beItsbt barduf, bab baburd bi. niilis
tdriidbe Siiuation in teinsr Deifs J.s
Gnhsrt perben pirbe.