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SUPERSTITION OF GEN. GRANT
Union Commander Believed 1t Bad
Luck to Turn and Eetrace
His Steps.

The country folk in the vicinity OF
Grants boyhood home were as super
stitious as was the general run Of
rural people in that day. one thing
grew out of these notions that fixed
itself permanently in the mind Of the
youthful Grant that had, no doubt,
marked effect on his later life.
He says that he came firmly to be-
lieve that it meant bad luck for one to
turn round and retrace his steps when
on a journey. One might, with impu-
nifty return home without reaching his
intended destination, but he must do
it by another road-nOt the same one
he Travelled in going.
This feeling may have had some
thing to do with his entrance at West
Point. It is commonly known that his
appointment was not Of his choosing,
but that Of his father. Grant himself
hung back and had to be pressed to
go to the academy. Even after he was
we'll on his way-at Philadelphia and
New York-he sincerely hoped that
some accident might happen that
would make his return imperative. But
he would not turn round and retrace
his steps.
The feeling seems to have grown
gradually into set rule with him that
after having set out to go anywhere,
Or to do anything, he must go to the
end Of the thing, and there must be
no such thing as turning back. That
was characteristic of his course in the
Civil war when he rose to positions in
which he had supreme decisions to
make.
The only time in his life when he
seemed near to breaking in on this rule
was when, after the Mexican war, he
decided to resign from the army and
change the whole course of his life up
to that time. But for the Civil war
that called him back, it is likely that
he would hardly have been heard from
again.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-04-24
CAN'T LOSE HAIR.
Twenty Years from Today Ba-~-essa
ed Man VIII Be an Unusual
Sight.

One of the most prominent druggists
- America made q statement few
weeks ago which has caused great
deal Of discussion among scientists in
the medical press.
He said: eff the new hair grower.
Mildrcdina Hair Remedy, increases is
sales as it has during the past year,
IT. will be used by nearly every man:
woman and child in America within
eight years.
"When Mildredina Hair Remedy is
used almost universally, dandruff Will
disappear and with it's departure bald
ness, itching scalp, splitting hair and
all scalp diseases will follow and TWEEN
tv wears from now a bald head will be
a rarity.'
There is only one way to care dan
druff, and that is to kill the germs,
There is only one hair preparation that
will kill the germs and that is Mildred.
ira Hair Remedy. This unusual hair
restorer with it's record Of thousands
OF cures will grow hair on any head
where there is any life left; it viii
cure dandruff, stop falling hair ana
itching Of the scalp in three weeks o.
money back.
It is the most pleasant and invigorat
ing tonic, is not sticky, or greasy and
IS used extensively b. ladies' Of refine
nent who desire to have and to keep
their soft hair, lustrous and luxuriant.
Fifty cents for large bottle druggists
everywhere. Mail orders filed by
American Proprietary Co., Boston,
Mass.
CUT THIS OUT
FREE to show how quickly Mild
send g large sample by ratarn mail
to anyone who sends this coupon to
American Proprietary Co., Boston,
Mass, with their name and address
and ten cents in silver to
pay postage.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-04-24
CUT THIS OUT
Catarrh Cannot ne Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach The seat Of tie disease.
CG.arrh is q lCya: disease, Great1y IN
t7uenced by constitutional conditions. and
in order TO care i goa most take I'll
jnterl.s. remedy. Halls Cat.r-h Ned
cine IS taken Internally and acts thru
the blood Gu TIE 1..,.coas surfaces ct the
system. Halls Catarrn Medicine vas
cTescrihed Ey oEc Of the best physicians
this coGnt-y Tor years. 1t IS cen
1osed OF some @ the best tc-.ics known.
combined with sc;ne &C tire best bleed
purifiers. TIE Perfect combination Of
lie ingredients In Halls Catarrh Med-
ri1e IS what produces such wonderful
results IN catarrhal conditions. Send for
Testimonials, free.
=. J: CHENEY & CO.. Props.. Toledo, o.
All Druggists, T:,c.
Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
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most unlimited range Of gray and
beige predominates.
Not one of these colOrs is especial
~ attractive on the American wom-
an. 1t takes a peculiarly toned h"u-
nette to wear string, mastic, cafe du
lait, beige and the biscuit tones, and
it takes a peculiarly toned blonde to
wear gray in it's several light shades
that have neither blue nor mauve in
them
However, the French designers have
got around this by using collars,
belts, cuffs and facings Of black, dark
blue and white on these gray and
beige jersey costumes.
It may be due to some inability to
dye this new type of jersey that the
sad colors are chosen, or it may be
in France prefer to use the gray and
beige in these everyday suits and keep
the gorgeous colors for evening and
afternoon frocks.
There are one-piece frocks Of this
jersey in gray which are seemingly
shapeless. but they are not to be over
looked because of that seeming de-
feet, for they appear to advantage
on the figure and are being ordered
by the best dressed women in the
country. There are plaits or irregu-
lar lines of stitching placed below the
waistline, in order to break the Sc
verify Of the long line from head to
foot. They fasten in front and are
loosely held in around the waist by a
girdle that is apt to go about the fig
ure three times and then loop on the
side or the middle of the back.
Have Long Tunic Coats.
The majority of the jersey suits, and
they may be called frocks as we'll,
have long, tunic coats that reach to
the knees and must be slipped on
over the head through the opening at
the neck. These coats are as shape
less as the costumery of the tenth
century, and they depend entirely upon
the girdle for a silhouette Of any grace
or distinction.
One of the best of the jersey frocks,
which was instantly snapped up by
the American woman, is combination
of black and cafe au lait. The top of
the skirt is Of the latter color and is
slightly held in at the waistline so
that it will not stretch in an ungainly
manner across the hips and spine. It
is cut off across the hips in sharp
line that turns and outlines a panel in
the back. The lower half of the skirt
is Of black jersey, joined to the top
in such a manner that it gives a slight
barrel effect and then curves in to the
ankles and falls in an irregular line
at the hem, which is the prevailing
note Of the really smart frock. The
slim bodice clings to the figure like the
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-04-24

This frock is made of blue gaberdine
and the curve at the knees is accen-
tuated by machine stitchery in
blue and embroidery in blue beads. The
short cape buttons on the shoulder.
The fancy vest is of white organdie.
faction that it will wear forever-if
that is a satisfaction in these days of
whirligig fashions and cyclonic COM
mercial conditions.
This is not the time or place to in
dulge in summary of the triumphal
procession Of jersey from an out
lander to a conquerOr. Women have
used the word as well as the weave
indifferently, and they speak of it
slightly as a thing of the beach, the
about the field Of sport.
Even the high price of the slender
fabric, which Chanel took it into her
head to embroider with gold and sill
yer, did not make women stop to con-
slider that such a riOtous extravaganza
had c purpose behind it.
Jersey coats and skirts were
trimmed with fur, worn during the
summer months and hung in the closet
at other times. They were a bit more
of a caprice than cOlOred sweater. so
women thought, but the manufactur
erS' thought ran in another vein. They
saw in jersey cloth a sturdy, reliable
fabric that could be standardized and
kept continually on the market like
serge.
Amazing Success Of Jersey Cloth.
At the moment, it looks as though
the manufacturers have thought bet
ter than the public. Jersey not only
rivals serge in the spring clothes, but
runs ahead of it. Even the importers
in this country were surprised when
the packers opened the enormous
boxes which came over on the French
steamers from Bordeaux and lifted
gown after gown, suit after suit anG
coat after coat Of jersey. There was
no silk jersey there; all the appare
was made of this new and prevailing
weave which has an unfinished, lnele
CANT appearance.
One has a feeling that the eNigen
cies Of war have made women ge
hold of all the mems undershirts the,
could find, dip them in the dye pot, pu
a belt around them and use them witt
a plated skirt.
The one feeling Of 'discouragemen
that the American importers have ha'
about Ire abundance OF jersey clotl
clothes was caused by the sad tone
which the buyers have chosen. An al
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-04-24
First Motion Picture.

The motion picture is more than fifty
years old, if we understand by that
term any device for producing the OPP
teal illusion Of moving objects. These
toys were called by various names,
such as thaumatrope, Zoetrope, strobe
scope, phenakistoscope, steresccpic
cabinet, kinematoscope, etc. The first
exhibition Of Photographic motion pic
lures was made by Henry Heyl, in
Philadelphia, in 1870.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-04-24
New Evening Wraps.

The new evening wraps are cape
shaped with a slit for the arms and a
great deal of embroidery at the arm
slit and neckline. They also show Ell
Their a slight barrel effect Or the harem
hem. The material most employed is
satin, though all sorts of fabrics are
used, including fine wooden jersey,
which is featured. AS these wraps are
for spring and summer wear no fur
trimming Of any kind is on them.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-04-24
Chinese heaters,

No charge for admission is made in
many Of the Chinese thesters, which
depend entirely on the profits from the
sale OF drink and food products. These
playhouses are il the order Of cafes,
tables being provided and tea and ma
tive deiicacies served.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-04-24
Aftermath.

PA, what comes after Eastern"
asked Tommy Dubwaite.
"a docA CT bills, son. answered Mr..
DuoWa:ee. with glance at Mrs. Dub
waite, who shifted but said nothing.
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Mndb aus 9sprto Nicp
DtrS DiberFan6 gsgeu
bic apuftriptton sss
meIbet.

Gan Juan, gOrto Rieo, Witts
mod, L. @uguf. Ygegimit sursn pros
teit jcfort unb perbinoert es, bab
cure S0bns ouf bern Sdla6tfelbe Bin,
semoroet iperben, in6em ibr iie auIs
forbsrt, bem NtiIitGrOisnit fer5us
bleiben!" go lautet Der SnhoIt zines
GirtuIars, bas felt 5p,i Do9en in
8npomon unb llmgsgsnb perbreitet
ipurbe unb bereits bic 9erbaftung bun
orei MdHnern CUR Golse batte. Die
Snfular1ppiissi iiberga5 bisIe ben
8unbesbeb0rbsn, pelte bic Wlduner
na6 Stsllung siuer giirgI9aft Don is
$1,000 nuf freien 5ub iesteu.
GpGter tpurbe bic glRtlage gegen Die
5tpei eriterers tuslbe beT9ulbist mas
rem, bic gsrfaIfsr bss Girtulars gu
Iein. nisberseIhldger, btneeaen bic
8iirgf5aft bss btitten, peoro MDreno,
oss Beiibers Der 9ruderei, IN tDelaer
bds giriiilnr herssfsls purbe. aiif
5000 srb5ht.
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Tlieaer' r'3bsiins
Bon ben g 9aufelu fetnes
9ropeIIers get0btet.

Repgort, 6. Dug. 9lm Montag
tpurbe bier 6enrp Deas, Elm Wlitslteo
beg 9un6essReIer 6lfesercOrps in
Suntinston Ban, Gong SsIano, nur4
S6ldae bes qrppe[ers Ietnes Q8uher'
flugseuees getDotet, aGs er perIittte,
pieIen NIT ser Sanb m Sepegung 3l
ieben, na6oem fem SELF Starter
ben 9ierrIt perTagte. Die nit raienber
S6nelIiqteit fi9 betpegenbeu S9du'
feln bes g}rppeners miiHeu boun Wells
auqeni6eirIi9 an itn se3oeen bdben.
Sem G6Goel unb fetn re1ter Arm
paren qebrofsn. Dells mar "a Sabre
dlt nub polte ficb nGhfteu SamitGg
berbeirofben. @r bate friiber Der Dids
rine angeb6rt unb fib bel oen anert'
tuntifen StreittrGftsu befunben, tptls
DE Ieinerseit Dera Grt5 etngenommen
tntten. @eIs tauriuts npa SrOOtl9a.
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Wl5rsnb bic StprIerbuttpeu uno gl1s
Sslti4sa barber ie9r unse4aItsn
iino.

Berlin, 6. quguf, bia 2oubor.
Gs iuurbe ON Dluntag antIi9 betdnnt
ssgeben, bab fiinf Stnatsmiuiitsr,
sinIdlieblih oes StaatsietretGrs oes
Qusmdrtieen, Or. Zimmerman, ios
tpie pier Stnatsistrstdre, sini9liebli9
bss JinaR5miniiters 2eHBe unO bes
Mfiniiiers bes Snnersn BON 2oes
bea berniFiontrt babsn. Gum Ra9fol>
Ger Don 9r. 3tmmermnnu alsStndtss
Istretdr bss QeuBereu VT Or. Ri9aro
BON 8ue6lmann, Der bisberise Oeuti9e
8otTaafter in Ger Siirtet. ernnunt
porben. 9anbratb bon 9roebsnis 1T
gum Rohfolee- BON glrnoIo Ba9ns
I5ofFs als 9Orfebsr Der Rstdstau5lei
ernannt nprben.
Dos @irtbIlbdftsmiuiiterium piro
enoeiiltis bonn Rei9gamt bes Snnern
a6aetrennt peroer uno 8iirgermeiiter
WalSroFf BON &0ln piro SumStaatsz
Ietretir beg Reibsdmts oes SuHern
ernannt perben, pdbrenb giirgermeiz
tier SHpanosr BON StroBburg bas
9lnt beg Sta1tsietretGrs bes Dirtbs
iGaftsminiItsriums srbdlt. sic perz
BEN ME iblih nGbrenb ibrsr amtss
bauer Sas prGoitat GTselen3 fiibren.
iserner purnsn Serr RueOeIiu gum
StaotsIetretIr Der gei9s giien>
babu unb bes Rsi9spoitamts erHuunt
unb 9e6eimrat5 pon SrauIe gum
StaatsIetretdr bes Rsi5siuItiSamtes.
0bsrprGfoent Ton @aIoop purbe
gbef oes Departments fiir Seeress
uerpflsguna.
Die batant geiporoenen prsubiI6en
Miniiferien puroen ME foIet 6eiest:
sum SuIii3miniiter ipuroe Or. Yeter
Spabn, Der 5ii1ter her gentrumspdrs
lei i'm Rei4stag. errannt; gum 0liniz
fer oes Snuern Inter Stuatsietres
tar Dr.. Srelps; gum Dliniiter fir
geiItlite, llnterrihtss unS Wieoisis
nolauaeIsssnbsitsn Miniiterinl 8is
rsttor Or. r. 5hmibt; gum Wtiniiter
fir 2anbpirtbibaft, Somduen uub
Gcrffsn: Or. GfIen Sortrutbe; gum
iJinansmiIiitsr: Dr. Ssrs.
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9ie Wtanni9aften boa z
berieaftea ghiffen
9lm Dfotrtng BON eitlein GnnIpfer in
eiuem atlarttliber Sufen ge.
Iar0et.

Gin atIantif9er Safeh
6. gtuqtt Gin am Wtontag non @u-
rnpa bier angefonmener Guutpfsr
luttoete bic Utarmi6aiten bon iiebe1
Sfjiffen, fpel9e bon oel1iHen Inter.
ieebocten bei Smrta Maria, altf Den
asnren, berfertft por6en paren Gie
oerierrften 9ontpfer itrto tpie foIgt:
Ser arlerfmiIhe S9ooner nsSogn
StDobb~, BON Rorfolf, 1n., nndj gll-
oier beItinu1t; Der norlpeeifde DonG'
pier ,,Iaen~, bon 8bila6eIpbia nod
AparieiGes lulterpegS; Den rtorDegiide
Dantpfer rSanieat" alif Der 5dbrt
Don StaIieu nab Sdutptpn Roaos; Der
Gd,ooner rGonaueror", BON ct.
9;yohns, gtea iSitrlolan6, nab Gaoi5 be-
itin1nt; Der norpegii6e 9uurpfer
,.Scrlmt6", BON StpfboIm nab
SSra1lfrei6 urttertpegs; Die italieniihe
@arf r0orts~, Gltf Der 6abrt na6
@ueros gires, uro Der fauaoiide
Saooner r@tIbeInrtrta @etrltO".
Gie RopitGne rtrl6 @eqtnifaften Der
oeridGeoenen Stiffe erfldrten, oaB
no9oem oieie ongehalten por0en l1to
ser betreffen6e Sautb6cot 9efeblsba.
bcr on 9oro gefommsn lei man oelt
!Otnrutibuften gerriigeno 3eit gelaif1r
hate, fid, m Die 8oote 8u bcgebcn.
Damn feien @ontben mtf Die Stjtlfc
plusirt Doroen, peEd]e eTolooirteft,
nadyoerr ie6erunGtn IN Siderbett iit3
bpfano. 9us Saudyboot babe banu Die
aettitnes6oote ms S6lepptau cenont-
men, lei NIT ifnen Elm 'Stiif ipeit III
Der Ridtung rn5 Dem 2uroe 5ltgeIah-
rem uno bobe linen, ere cs unter-
td1lGte, genau Die 8iGtlng oes lluh-
item Saiens mgeaeben. Die Dlond-
Iulafteu berifteter aitd, o1B Der
Saltd)6oot @3efeblSbober ,bren ieglif1
9iiiffidt errpieicrr rabe; es ieten olUf
5et Der 3erIt0rtng Der Sdyiffe feins
Gorpeoos anqeipnlot tporoen
0os 9crierfen hieier StdfTe, rit
N(usnab-ne Der ,9(len~, nor idna
friihcr onaefiin0idt pcroen.
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gm gl5en6 tpilrSe Sas ToIgen6e Be.
fGirrt gegeben:
.,gei einem @erilK1 unIere Grdbcn
noroIia BON Grleg am Diontag Wlor.
gen 5lt iiberfalen, serietb Der 6eiIrc
II infer @eiuebr. luio giaifJinen.
geGebrfeuer, eye er on uniere Sinlen
berorfm uir6 iDur0e NIT ittueren
9erliiitelt sitriidgetrie6eu.
g9tr riiften iIniere 2iuieu iii6meit'
l,b iin6 ueitli9 BON 2ens mu Dioutag
ein toenlg tor.
@eitern poren utfere sSliig5eiige,
naf mebrtagiger lIntbdtigfeit iniolae
iinqiinitiger g9itteritng, ipie6er I'm
Grari6e erfnIgreife @ornbenangrtffe
iub an6ere llnterltebnrnneen aus3l..
fiibren. syn 3ltfttdnrpfeu tplrroeu bier
beuti6e SIiig5euge befiegt, BON beneu
eirs qesfpuHaeH iruroe. 6irtter irrrfs'
fen SiIien 5n lnrioe. 9rei peiters
.urrSen Srrn 2arSen ee5tprrgen oa
bic Tiloten tie aontroIle iiber fie ber-
loren bdtteu. gine3 ituierer Glug5eligc
miro pernibt.1
@as bic GraR5oieH meI6 en-
Raris 8 Gnglrit. Ger geriht
BEG &rie1sminiItcriinu bonn Mortag
lmltete pie foIgt:
- Belgien bot ii9 bic Gage ahfIt
perdnScr...
stngriffe, 6ie Ser fseino oftrih bonn
Roiipgeb6ft, in Ser6egenb fiioIih bon
g'opeqe, I'M Gooeourt @aloe, ioipie i'm
eliob nratte, tpurben Sairh inner
sener nbgefpieien. Sas @eifiisfeuer
IN tieien sIbffpritten mar seittpeilig
sie-lIi6 Iebbnft.
gn ben iibrigen SbeiIeit Der Sront
beriief oie Raht riibig.~
Ter geridt, Der om &hero oer5f.
fettlid)t tpur6e, Ia1ttete n'ie folgt:
.Sie beioerieitige Grtillerie mar IN
Der champagne IN Der @eger6 BON
Monts mi1b airf beiSen llfern Der Roas
namentIidb in 6en Abihnitten bon slDo.
court un6 Soupemont febr riibrig."
i 9eIgiId,er 8eridyt: ga1brerto Der
Tndt urterbielt Der 5eitto geifpis.
ieuer aui rniere communications.
linen. 8asgeidciIe ipuroen In Der
Begenb bon 8anlscapelle abgefeuerr.
Si:6Ii6 bon 9irnuioe fam es Sii Ge.
isften 5tpiiGen 5rfnn6ungsnlnnn.
ifcften. Gniige ipeniae @citoiie fieleu
n1brer6 6eS Soaes al oeridaeoenen
S5eilen Der @durpffrorit nieoer.-
armee 6es Sitetls, 8. MugllIt. Gs
IAN Su stdnlpfen 5uiifeu erfun.
ounesnronnifcften I'M Strrima Sbal.
Ser fSeinb periuhte 5ipei lleberriur.
bclungsangrtiie, etnet an Der 6erna
giegunJ unb rem anberrn ;iuti6,n
oar gresba unb bem Sdrioa Gee.
Os;Se pur6enn abgeiuieien. @eitlidi
ben Malif ipirrSe oog-siner 9olonne,
hie BON aorita aus nbging. Ger ;SeirD
er;iulngen. Die Soben iiioIih BON
9laeata 5u rGiirleu
{ e@eIouug6erStalie
aout. 8. gluglit. Sds Striegsmini.
lierium meIoete am Tic1rtos oas Sol.
enoe:
SIN Der Sreritiner ssront fpurbeit
Grsunoimasabtbeilunaen nes Seinbas
5iirlidgeitJlogen iin6 uniere GrfiIu.
onngsmannitsaiten iesten oem 6einoe
on peridieoenen SteIlen 3it. nobel lie
i'm 9.io c'sIufra5 Sbal etIife @efar.
gene mad,ten.
sln oe- irlinniifeil sSront tpurSeh
feirt6Iime el5tbeilungea, Gle III ener.
glider Beiie periiid)ten, fih in Oen S,e.
iis elmer unierer pcreeiboLenen Sri.
l,rlecn aiif Dem @onte Honlhon ~
irten, enogiiItie BON urirrcn Shiru.
foIounen nab teftigern annpf 5ariit.
seit5loaen
SiiooitIif Ron @oscoulaIo fpare:,
mir bir5 pinen idmeIlen gorItoB I'M
Gtnnnc. anfrrch 2irlirn etIif's d,i.
arassnhc 9iuien bisplsuiisetL su
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Der gind;bnri6aft bon SlonOnr brahte
eine unierer Yatrcuiaen etIiGe Se-
fnaene Gin.
mas bic Ruffsn au iagsn
babsn.
81. petersburG 6. alusIf.
Das ariegsminiittrium bat iiber be
9Organse auf Dem strIsssi4auples
am IaORtag Oas GOIssnOe bstanniss>
|sebeu:
.WeiiIi5 BON 9rObb tuurben bes
Ianglois gngriIfe bss Gstnbss a69ts
Diden. TOrb0ttli9 bon gssrHOpls
in Der Gegsnb Der Dorfsr 5Operroocs
unb Raraness beiebtsn unisrs OOrses
i9obeuen 4bt6eilungen, cine Sffsns
iibe sntlpidelnO, cine aBabl SG6sn
unb triebsn ben Geinb bis 5u 0eu ses
nannten 96rfern Suriid. 4ls ReIMs
tat zines tiibneH angriIfs ieitens si,
ner 5ruppeHa6tbeiIung erbsatsten mir
cine aus bier geI9iiben beits6enoe
Satterie iOiDis msbrsrs Tluiaileugrs
ipebre.
SpGter 5ipang Der Gsinb, In tsr
lleberma9t porrIdenb, untere Sras
ppsH gum Riid3ug auf unIsre 5aupts
IiteIungen. D1 es unrn6gIitb mar, bic
bon uns erbeuteten gef6iiBs fprtsas
| f4affeu, ma9ten mir fe urbrauh6ar.
Siiblt9 DON G5srnOipis Oauert bas
gorriidsu bss Seinbes an. nauisntlih
in Der 9egsnb DON Dolina am G.re.6
unb am Sudaipa G1uB, uno er hrdngt
unfere Sruppen suriid. Die 95rfer
Dip6ofd, aomenfd. Wosr5iuee, g6hi'
trplpa unb bic Sta6t Ra0aub fEb
bonn Jeinb befsbt iporber.
Gin @srfu6, bem Dororinesn bes
Getnbes In Der Gesenb norbpeitIi6
bon Rabuus giHbalt gu s.6teten, mar
brgebIia.
Rumduifte Rompffrpnt: On ter
@eaenb bon &impofrnq T.Bt Der SeinS
feline SfFenFoe fort. s5nFois. Der ltns
srberldfiisteit berfdiebsHtr uufsrsr
Regimerfer tpdren mir ss5fpun1en.
inns etipus ra6 Diem gu suriidsu.
sishen. Der Getnb bat bic gpHrusa
iiberf6riit.n.
Sn Der H18f beg 5. 0nduH 6de1,
ten unfre sFfunseuge BEN gdbnsof IN
gdrorppitdi Giibipeftfidi bon W3rsO
mii Bomber. gs tpurben gOrltrtffer
bep5ndtet--
Mudj aus Yorto Nicp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-07
Die fransbHihen Gibilbe'
bDreen
Sin6 srmdatist. gurrdtbs unb Gta'
bIidsmsuts ;ur Grssasuns Don
iolheH
81. Guuiisn Der GtpifbeO5lteruus gu
iibtrnebmeu.

Darts, 6. auguft. Die prdsiien
geitimmuneen bes iOs6en angsnoms
msnsn gefebss, peI6es RE Gipilbes
b0rosn srniddiiet, 6eu6tbistef 9ors
rattle Su requirireu, puroe bonn offs
3ieasn Sournal am NoHtas osrDffelts
lift. Inter bisisn @erfiisunssn mo,
gen oisie 9eborSsn pd5ren6 bsrSausr
oes Srieses srFens Ginss. ipeIhe 5ur
@rndbrung uuo SleioHs Der Gipils
bepolssrung unD Sur Gr5eugung BON
WGrms uno 9i6t n6tbig iiHo. reqais
riren. uRo 3peitens irOuitrielIe unb
5anbsls GtnbliHemsuta. fpelts our
Serftsnung uno gluf6epabrune pOn
8orrdiben bisnen, ptlhs fir bic ges
p0lteruna abioiut pOnH6tben fnS,
iibsrnsbmen. unb spnr m0sen folde
gtnbIiFemeHts sntiptbsr gang oAtr
t9silmsiis Ebsrnrmmtu DsrSsn.