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Evening star., 1917-05-31
FUNDS NEEDED TO AID
ALL French ORPHANS
Nine. Blanche J. Bimont Going to
France to Organize Institution
to Care for Children.

Westinghouse today were offered
a new war service opportunity, a
chance to aid thousands of orphan chill
dren whose health has been undermined
by war conditions in France.
Nine. Blanche j. Bimont. teacher of
French In Western High School, has
been summoned to Paris to take charge
an institution in which delicate or
phans. those whose health may be re-
stored If they receive proper treat
ment. will be cared for during the sum-
mer months.
Funds are needed for this important
charity. and Nine. Bimont, who has
been actively associated with various
forms of relief work in France during
the past three summers, is hopeful that
Washington citizens and school chill
dren will respond literally to the ap-
peal for assistance.
Money Needed for Beds.
The institution will be located at Au
Pouliguen en- Bretagne. where suit
able building already has been pur-
chased What is needed now is money
for the purchase of 300 beds and other
facilities. Nine. Bimont expects to sail
for Paris June %, and she is hopeful
that Washington's contribution to this
charity will be sufficient to enable her
to take with her much of the equipment
that will be required. She will spend
two months or more IN France OrSan1Z-
ing the institution. and expects to re-
turn to this city in the fall.
I'VE expect to be able to care for
300 children for six weeks or longer"
said Mme Bimont '"The beds can be
purchased in this country at wholesale
price for S12.7j each. Each person
who gives the price of a bed will have
his name attached to it. Donations of
any amount. however, will be greatly
appreciated"
Nine. Bimont requests that donations
be sent to her at 1445 Massachusetts
avenue. Receipts will be furnished
promptly, and the amounts also will be
acknowledged officially from France.
She stated that it is important that
| this help should go to France at once.
and that Washingtonians who extend
aid will know exactly where their
gifts go, as no expense is attached to
the organization. An immediate re-
, sponse, she declared. will help to save
thousands of delicate and fatherless
children of France.
Evening star., 1917-05-31
Interment was in Oak Hill

Mrs. Magruder. who was born in Gin
cinnati and was long a resident OF
Washington, was the daughter of Gen.
John P. Slough. the granddaughter Of
William Mclean of Ohio. and the niece
of Justice John Mclean, formerly of
the Supreme Court of the United States.
Evening star., 1917-05-31

Films and Other Photo Supplies.
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Evening star., 1917-05-31

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Evening star., 1917-05-31

Especial Film Features|
! Empire Theater. oil H St. NE. I
4TODAY-TRIANGLE DAY-SEENA OWEN.
in "A WOMAN'S AWAKENING" Also q I
I new Triangle Comedy. HER CANDY
] roMORRow-H. B. WARNER. in I
! WRATH" 9th Of ''The Deadly Sins" I
! Truxton. Florida Ave. & North CAP. !
] TODAY-Return Engagement-WIL L A NJ
FARNUM. in THE PRICE OF SILENCE" I
! Also MUTT AND JEFF COMEDY. I
Cosmos Tod.y-1sI5. 4,4s. 10s15 Only
"A ROYAL PAUPER." I
HEARsT-PATHE wEEKLIEs. I
NEW COMEDIES. \
Masonic Auditorium, 18th 4 NY. Av. I
ToNIGHT-cARLYLE BLACKWELL and
JUNE ELyIDGE, in 4
THE PAGE MYSTERY"
Also PATHE NEWS.
!; Penn Gardens: Pa. Ave. At slst 9. /
ToDAY-wILLIAM 8. HART. in SQUARE
! DEAL MAN" Also Comedys TUNER
!? Crandalp. The.ter, 9th and Il Sta.
TODAY-wILIIAM FARNUM. In
AMERICAN METHODS.'
fCrandaIl,. savoy Theater .pd Car
| ToDAY-sARAH RERNAARDT. in
! TOMORROW-D0ROTHY GIsH. in
/ her OFFICIAL FATHERS"
3Crandalps Apollo Theater ana Gar
df9; "a dans4FSax \ g; NE; and MOL
LIE KING. in KICK IN"
I ''THYBoND BETWEEN"
lcrand.lr. ASs3 Grand. s4s Pa.Ay.s.E.i
kISa. in THE eoLpES FETTER.
TOMORROW-RoBERTH HARRON, in -
THE BAD Boy 4
Washington Park IL Open, 18th 4 U. \
SToDAYmGAIL KANE and CARLYLE
| Circle, 2I05 Pa. Ave. Phone w. sss.
1 TODAY-MAX LINDER. in MAX IN Al
TAXI." Also RUTH ROLAND and HEN
1 RY KING, in DEVILS BAIT"
Olympic, 1881 U st. NV. "A
ToDAY-MAiE. PETROvA. in
I THE WAITING SOUL" 4
Amerfcan-RoBERT WARWICK. in "a
/ Girls Folly" An object lesson for us ALL
/ Also Seeing America First 4
Home, 1880 c St. NE.
TODAf-FRANCES NELSON, in !
.ONE OF MANY" I
Revere, Georgia Ave. Mt Park Road. !
/ ,TODAY-STUART HOLMES, in THE DER
ELICIT" Also GEO. oyEY COMEDY.
Liberty, North Capitol and r SITS.
TODAY-H. B. WARNER and SHIRLEY
MASON. in WRATH" SEVEN DEAD
LY SINS
New Station, 9th and C sts. NE. 1
TONIGHT-GLADYS BR0CKWELI, il !
HER TEMPTATION" I
q
Lyric Thenter and Garden, 14th and
Irving SITS. NV.
TODAY-WILLIAM FARNEM, in the his
toric roles Of Charles Darnay and Sidney
Carton, in "A TALE OF TWO CITIES"
IN ACTS SPECIAL LADIES Or I
CHESTRA. Also GEO. OvEY COMEDY.
WITH FAVORABLE WEATHER CONDI-
TIONs. OUR GARDEN WILL BE OPEN
TONIGHT. First Show, 6:45 PM, IN
THEATER, followed by second show In I
GARDEN AT Sis Pm.
Leader. 5O7 9th 81. NV.
TODAY-MARG UERITE CLARK; In
THE VALENTINE GIRL"
Evening star., 1917-05-31
STAG HOTEL

claim, and have proven by scientific demon
stration. that 9OTe Of deaths due to nerve, blood
and organic diseases are unnecessary and would
not occur II proper precaution was observed
NERVES DEMAND ACTION, NUTRITION AND
REST. Supply these wants, IN proper proportion.
INTERNAL EXERCISES ARE MOST EFFEC-
TIVE IN PRODUCING THESE RESULTS.
SIXSMITE HEALTH SCHOOL. 1910 g st. NV
New Britain herald., 1917-09-29
SELECTMEN ISSUE
 ANNUAL REPORTS Year Finished With Balance in
 Town Treasury DEMOCRATS ARE HUSTLING
Criticize Methods of Economy-Col.
 Jarvis Boosts filling and Lewis Austrian Missionary to Speak at Kensington Congregational Church.

, Reducing the town debt by $3,OOO and coming through the year with a balance of $1,2O3.63 are some of the features of the annual town report as issued today by First Selectman . Willard I. filling. Temporary loans of $15,00O for running the town af- Fairs were made from the Berlin Sav- ings Bank and paid during the year. The town bonds outstanding are $76,- 900. Past due bills totaling $2,- 295.31 were also paid Economy was shown in repairing the roads, but $2,744.6S being expended along this line. A recapitulation of the disburse- , ments totaling $4O,883.O5 follows:
New Britain herald., 1917-09-29

We have a nice assortment of Eden Flannels in pretty patterns, stripes and plain colors. Fine for sleeping garments, mems or boys soft shirts or nice for ladies' waists, etc. 22c per yard.
 Serpentine Crepe. We have a nice line of this material which comes in all colors and a variety of patterns. Makes nice dressing sacques, ki- monas, etc. Only 25c per yard.
 kimona Flannels, an extra large assortment of pretty patterns at 17c per yard.
 Figured Flannelette, 36 inches wide, makes nice house dresses, waists, dressing sacques, etc. Fleeced on the inside. Priced 25c per yard.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-29

School Treasurer's Report.
 A gratifying report was made by F. N. Bacon, treasurer of the school board. Much commendation was heard about the excellent manner in which the report was compiled. The re- port shows in detail the aims, pro- gress, and results accomplished dur ing the year. A total of $24,256.67 was expended in running the schools. The largest item in the budget was the teachers salaries, amounting 70 $10,788.14.
 The following children had a per- feet attendance record, East Berlin school, Mabel Cody, pupil, Miss Lil- Han Ginsberg, teacher; Beckley school. Roy Barrows, Rose Paul, Frank Paul and Annie Paul, pupils, Mrs. Minnie Bacon, Miss May straubinger, zach
New Britain herald., 1917-09-29
PaatnVtlle News WET 0R DRY
 IS THE QUESTION
To Be Decided at the Election
 Monday
JOHNSON VERSUS HAIR I
Vote for First Selectman Will Prob- ably Be Close-Receipts From Ball At the Churches.

With less than AS hours left before the polls open at o'clock Monday i morning interest in the coming elec- tion is increasing by leaps and bounds. Enthusiasm runs high among those who are candidates for election as well as among those who have voice ln Mondays session. The two big battles of the day will be fought by candidates for first selectman and to keep Plainville in the wet column as it has been for almost 20 years.
 William S. Johnson, present se- lectman of the town, is the republican candidate for reelection. William c. Hart has been chosen by the demo- crats as the one man to give the present incumbent of the office a stiff fight Both men are we'll known and each has large crowd of followers. Each party predicts victory for its respective favorites. These two men opposed each other at last years an- nual election, Johnson winning by slight margin.
 The salient feature of Mondays session will be the decision made by popular vote whether or not Plain vile shall remain wet" or be made a dry' town Advocates of the license party are of rhe opinion that liquor will still continue to be sold at the local emporiums legally after November 1. Advocates of the "dry'' party state that the election will be a walkover for them and that John Barleycorn will be ostra cized indef- nitely.
 John J. Splain, the we'll known
New Britain herald., 1917-09-29

4me, 10:45 o'clock. All departments of the Sunday school will convene at noon.
 Advent Christian church-Morning worship will be held at 10:45 with a sermon by the pastor on the subject. "Unfulflled Predictive Prophecies" Sunday school will meet at 12:05. On account of the union no license serv- ice at the Congregational church the 6:15 service will be omitted. Regular evening preaching service will take
 (Cnnfin1.ed on Ninth Pa9el
New Britain herald., 1917-09-29
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Tllcea Connfv sS

State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
 Lucas County. ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J.. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of Decem- Der: A: D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON,
 (SeaD Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern- ally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of tho System. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. T. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, O. :sold hy- all Druggists, 75c.
 IaN's F.. r~,it., '. lie ct ukkna tion
New Britain herald., 1917-09-29
At Our Wash Goods Department

36 Inch Cotton and Silk Crepe de Chine in a full range of colors. Nice for separate waists and dresses, at 56c yard.
 Ginghams, 32 inches wide, Scotch finished. A large assortment of patterns in tiny checks, up to large plaids, plain and fancy stripes and also plain colors. Your choice at 25c yard.
 Japanese Crepe, real imported material. We have it in stripes, checks and plain colors. Suitable for kimo onas, mems shirts, ladies' waists and dresses. Wears splen- didly. 25c per yard.
 Percale, very good quality. We have a large range of exceedingly pretty patterns. Makes dandy house dresses and aprons. Priced 200 per yard.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-29
Beautiful Array of Autumn Silks

 
  IL 
 
  RADIANT.  EVENING SHADES. STRIPES FASHIONABLE FOR WAISTS, GOWNS, MUST SEE OUR STOCK
  MATERIALS PATTERNS FOR YOUR
New Britain herald., 1917-09-29

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30
Die S7ran5o(en erfeiOen 2lieoerfasen
in Ger Champagne,
gSie and) in Der 0esemo nou SserSmm.
Wo wi6tigc politionen Oan 0cn Oeut(dcn cr(tirmt
mur0cn.

Die rsn babe naN und init 6wsren Ususn das
Durf Orion bei rens genornmsn.
9ie &neu babea in a3ien nmo a erfen Neoeagen erten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30
Yrdfioeat gSilfsn
Waa4t isineH ginftuB sessn abIulute
prO5ibiiion seIteno.
I'm bic Ra6runssmitteIDorIase suI
InnaAme gu brtugeu,
gerIangt sr, bab Der Seritsuuns BON
Bier unb D:iu ui4ts in ben Deg
seIsgt perben Ioa.

Da 6inston, .. G., 29. SUM-.
0ur9 bas giHsreifen bes prGiioenten
Wi!iOu lit Der nutipnaIen rtno9ens
trpdenen" probibitipnsbepeauna i'm
&Ongreb 10 gut ME ein Gnbe aemdat
porbeH, unb man lit jeBt algemein
Der 4nii3t, baB ii9 bic 9eieBsebung
auf bas 8er6Ot Der Seriteaung Don
SpirituoieR befardnten pirb, Der
9eriteIluHs BON Dein unb Bier aber
ni4ts IN ben Bes seIegt perben
pirb.
Die probibittOnsfi6rsr IinS BON
bsm prdiibent.u aufseforbert porbsn.
ibrsH Sampf gsgen bic JaAitattOn
bon Bier, Wein uno anoeren lei9ten
GetrdnteH ein3uiteqsR, ba ionit bic
annabms Der gla9rungsmitteloorIage
gef1broet peroen piirOe. Wdbrsno Die
.5rodenen- nod ieiHe fprmeqe Iuts
mort aeseben babtn, fam unter ben
ssiibrern i'm Senat i5neq cine 9ers
sin6aruns gu Staube, oab bic abIos
Lutte grDbibitioR nur auf beitiqirte
9etrGnte bsi9rdntt perben ioa, ba es
eriidtIi6 1T, boB pspn auf Der prOs
bi6itipn bon Bein unb Bier beItans
ben Dirbe, cine 10 bsftigs uho lange
Sebdtte bic 5oIge iein pIroe, baB an
cine 2lunabms Der gorIage in ben
nG6iten 0o6en nttt gu oenten pdre.
gbe Der prdiiOent isinen ginfIuB
in bic @asi6aIs mari, mar Der Ses
nat foit gang gIct9mdBig betreffs Der
grobibition BON Bein uno Bier ges
fbeilt. Sest 1T bus Meiite, mas Die
Sefirporter BON abIDluter qrpbibis
tioR mob perlnngen, oos, oaB oem
grGfibenten bic Ma6t srtbeilt perOe.
bic Seritsaung bon Bein unO Bier
su perbieisn, penn er oies TN Snterz
enc bes 9anbes fir n0tbig oSer geraz
then bnlten iOlIts.
Wlbrenb Der Debate i'm Seuat
puroe BON ben Ssnntpren Sarbipid
uas gassS IN aiitss aat Die pro5ibi>
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30

ten ibm bic sebalIte 6auit.
Die 9eoingung, unter pel9er
9euti3lGnb gelgisn fpieberberiteleu
nil, 1T niat undbbGngigfeit, fouOern
8didqent6um. Damn fom bic Dot
trim bes Stutus QUO unb eines 5ries
bens o6ne 9e6ietgeripeiterung pOer
ariegsentI9dbigung auF. gl6er audi
oteie tpurbe BON teiHem beutideu
Stnatsmnnu at5epttrt.
rJiemano tpiiuiat, benz 0eutfhen
@oIte bic Regierungsform 5u btttia
rem, tpel6e es fir feline sufiiHftige
Giitsn3 pdbIen ioae. 2Qber nit Jfedt
erfldren mir. bag mir in Sriebenss
l1nterboublungeu eintreten tpplleu nit
ciner freien Regieruug IN 9eutIbs
lamb, nit elmer folden, tpelbe eine ans
bere 9siIiesri6tung pffsnburt, bic pea
niger 8erbodt srrest unb pertrauens'
fpiirbiger if dls oie beutige &egierung,
bic bonn urrpgdrten 9eiit bes pteuBis
f3en UliIitorismu2 beberrYf]t rptro.
Die aIItirteu Rsgierunqen iperoen
meiner Qnii8t not tpeiie bnnbeln,
fpenn fie bies bei ihrer StelIung Der
0igtuiTipn pon SrisbensbeotugunSeH
oedeuiiber I'M Wude behdlten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30
LIMB i6nsn idipere geriujts berur'
fd1t babel.

Berlin %. Suni. Die ON Grei.
tag bon Der obsriten 6eeresleitnng er,
laiisns oifisitlI. gsiaRntnladuns iibes
Die GrsigHife auf BEN arisssi9au,
plas Iautst tpie foigt:
nJrpnt bes HrOnpriuSen Rupprs5t:
Die 2iittbitdt Der ArtilIsrie mar in
Jlanoern nur in siHissn abi4Hittsn
cine eiHissrmaBen le6baits.
~3ismli4 bdr.nddiss 3dmpfe fan.
ben am 0oHnsritas 3iDiiden oem "a
Saiies aunal uIt Der Scarpe iiatt.
r5H benz Gslanbs, bas peiiIi9 unb
iiioneitli9 BON asns gsseH bic feinb'
IiG.H poIitionen Doripringt, unb bds
mir ifOn DOT LANCER 3eit aIs Gampf'
gone aufssg.ben. mudhte Der Geino
frii6 dm Mors.n an Der nad 2lrras
iiibrenbsn GbauF.e sinsa 4nsriff. CT
brad urt.r unirsm Ueuer suiamm.n.
r2lm absHb sriffsn mad Dorberses
snHssnem sronmelisusr msbrere
fsinoIits Oipiiionsn Spii9en Suls
luh unO Woritourt unb al Der Jront
BON GrssnOp Bis gabrsls an. 9ei
5uau9 unb SipiI9eu Coos uub Der
asnssgispin gbauiis. purb. Der
Jsinb burd unisr Ssuer unb nit si'
nsm Gss.nnngriff 5uriidgsi6lassn.
Meltli6 bon Gems mar Der 1tinb uaH
einsm beftissn Gsieht nit uuiersn
@ortruppen' ni6t i'm Stonbs, feline
Sruppen fir .insH ansriff su ent'
pidsln.
Sn Der RGbs pon 9tOion brnd
hsr'srIts i.inblihs Sturmansriff. Der
nit gang bsiOnbsrer Wudt ausssfiibrt
purOs. polftGnbis 3uiammsn. Rads
BEN Der G.inb 8sritdrtunssn berans
esbradt, gins CT obsrmaIs gum 2lHs
sriff iibtr. au9 bisisr snsriff brad
unter unisrem Jsnsr unn als Jolse
zines Gsssnansriffs suiummsn.
,3pijhsn syresnop uno Snnrele
perii6rti, Der T.inb fortpdhr.nb feline
srItsn Sturmiolonnen. bic bon BEN
sJsntr uni.rsr 4rtillsri.. Ihpers 9.rs
Iuit. srIsib,nS. Suriidestri,ber ipurs
oen, inbtm sr INNER neue 9ruppen
porItidis. Rad beitisem SdHbges
mtnae gslans es ben griteu, uniers
pcrberiie ainie 3nil6en Sppp uno
Der @iHbmibls uOn 9dprtat ;u be-
ieben.
rllHitre 9rupp,n t6mpfien nit Der
er0Bten 8rapour unb Der 5einb erliit
nIs folgs unisrsr gut selsitei.n Wer'
ttsibislns fsfr fdners 9erluit. or
Tobtsn uno @ernunbst.n.
.5roni bss beutihen arpnprinssn:
On bem gbemn bss Danes. in Der
glGbs Ses 1orts WdlmdiIon, iiioli6
pon gpuriseon unb fiibipeitlith DON
Miles, nurbsn bon unieren 5rnppsu
glngriffs s.maht. GsftIih BON Gernp
mar Elm BON einem psitpbdliffsn RE
ginsnt in grSBerem Mnbftnb. untsrs
nonlmsHer augriff burdaus trfolgs
reid. 6ier trurhen sine frnnsOiif6e
s,piition an btE 5rOnt DON elmer baIs
zen Wleils iinb elm srerssIG psriheis
tieisr 9unnsI srftiirmt unb sessn
uasaztrs bsfiiss Gaorifis hshdiiattk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30
Premier SlODo George
grtIdrts am Gpeitas in elmer Rcce ir
9Lasgop,
Dab bos Gnbe bss Srieses tOmrneu
peros.
Sobalb bic Guiente ibre &risss5isiI
srrei9t babe.

GLASGOW, %. Suni-premier
2lopo 9eOrgs, Del4er an 6reltag in
9lasaop lber bic 6rteoenspage
ipraQ, Iaste, oaB Der &rleg 81 SnOC
tommsn werDs, iObalo bic entente eie
.3iele errei5t, aut pelbe iie ii4 ieiners
3eit geeinist babe. Aenu Der &rieg
au9 nur elne utmuie friiber Su Gurs
tomme, 10 piros bies Die i6iDerite
Raiaitrupbe beOeuten, psI4e Die
MsRi9beit ie betrOfien bdb:. Der
gremier iaste u. a. pIe fuIgt:
.Dlsiner 2lnii9t nab pirO biefer
&rieg Al Gpbe tDmmen, peEn Die Gnz
tente Die 3isle errei9t BAT, auf psIs)e
lie ii9 etnigte. SObdlo bies gei3eben
1T unb feite 9arantien erIanst iiuo,
piro Der 6rieoe tOmmen.
rgBir t0nnten pbne 8ipeifel ben
i5rieoen I9pn jeBt BADEN. 0euti9Iano
piinI9t i6n un0 IeIbit PreuBcn iebnt
Ii6 na4 ibm. sic iagten, gebt uns
Gnti3doiguns fir bas unredt, Dos
mir aet6an, stipds Ge6iet bier pno siil
nenig bort, Totuie etltae prtOilegieu
in anberer Ridtilns, bann psrben
min sufrieoen Iein. Gs Diro uns gez
iagt, tpenn mir ieBt gum Grie6er: he's
reit isisu, bann Derbe Oeitf9ldub biz
llnabbdnsigteit Belgiens fpieber bcr-
itelIsn. 2lber per bat 10 gefagte
rSein beuti9er Stnatsmauu bal
iemals erllGrt, bdb bic undbbdugigs
ieit 9elqiFns ipieoer bergeiteIIt perben
ruiirSe. Der oeutFfe Rethstdnsler
mar nobs barnn, dber fdrmtIife
S,tntsr sina.a ihm ~ 2ei5e atib ssts.
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Nd5e Der anb6be 3O4 unb bes @olbes
BON 2lpOeOurt Elm Is6r btftiser. lln'
isre poIiiionen purben fart BON
I4persr Qrtiaerie bei4piIsn, porunf
nm bal6 fiebsn ubr abenOs ein isbr
itarter Qngriff en- elmer 5Dei ailome'
ter lansen Gront tpeiilih BON Der 4n'
b66s 304 folgie. Der angriff Duroe
bur9 unIsr pirfIamss ariilIerisfeuer
sebro9en, 70 bab bic 9euti9en nur
an eini9en puntten in unIere Dorbers
fen Yoiitioneu str5ubringen I'M
Stanb. tparsn. Gin nsusr ansrtff Der
om 6reitng Rorgen um Diertel Dor
bier llbr geruo6t tDuroe, puroe Doas
ftdnbtg 3uriidsei9Iagsn.-
Die iolgenbe psttere 8efduntmn.
dung tit om 9t5enb bonn SrisgsmiIi>
ftertiim erIafieu porbeu:
Der 5einb ma6te am sJreitos
Tlorsen nsue 9nsriifs auf unfere go.
fiiipnsn in Der Gessnb bon Germ.
Ra9bem iie msbrmals nit i4Deren
9erIuiten suriidgeporfeH ipproen pas
reu, ssIang es ben 9eutf9en abers
mnls, ii9 in unfersn porberen 2inien
fst5uiebeu. aus bensn iie In Der Ies'
ten Qa6t pertriebeu tporbsn parer.
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bic Seutitsn pGbrenb Der Ra4t nit
GROCER Seftigteit auf beibsn Seiten
Der 2aon Rbeims gbauTse an; Is
selans ibneu aber nirssubs, m unfers
StslIungsn einSubrirgen unb iie muB.
ten fi1, nadbem fie idtpsre @erluits
erlitten batten, 5uriid5ieben.
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gsssnS Don @erbuu fiHben febr bef'
tise artillerisesfe6ts in Der Geseno
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ga9t sriif cine fsinbIi6e gbtbsiluns
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er purbe aber BON unierem 5euer gus
ridgetrisbtn. 29dbrsnb bes Suses
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Don Der ieinbliden artiIIeris in isbr
beftiser DeiIs 6si4oHen
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Don RonIsnba puroe Elm angriif Der
9ulsaren abgel4lagsn.
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5rpnt.
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madung. slls WhberOerseItuns Sa=
fir, bab ber 6sin6 gQla bombarotrt
Bate, baben mir piebsrbolt ben
9ahnbof Don @alIiano bef6oHsu.
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auf ben qtsusIlo qab. Sn Der Ribe
bon Santa aueia uno Der Eolmiup
Gsetnb mar Der gsrtsbr bur9 Oas
4riiasriefeuer seit0rt.
Die ieinbIiten 4Diatiter bstunbss-
ten gsgsn- 9tAno sroBs Qtttiuiidt. Sic
ipurbsH in en,-aif6er Wtiis oon uus
isrsn abpebrtnrOnen beIdoiTeH.
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St. petersburG 20. Suni.
Cine ON Oonnsrjtas pom RzlssSs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-30
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