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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
Bills introduced in House.

/ BY Mr.. Haynes of Orange, relating to
the killing of dogs. permits killing
/ dogs between sunset and sunrise on land
owned or used for sheep raising, when
dogs are at large and unattended.l To
committee on agriculture.
/ BY Mr.. Steele of Highgate. an act to
amend section 754 of the public statutes
relating to the assessment of annual H.
cense taxes. mo annual license tax for
corporations shall exceed Sl00l To ways
and means committee.
BY Mr.. Fenton of Rutland City, an act
to amend section 500 of the public
statutes. as amended by section ! of No.
l27 of the acts of 1908 and section of
No. l75 of the acts of 1910 and sections
5IlO, 5,lll and STA of the public stat
utes, relating to license commissioners.
Provides for the election at the annual
town meeting of three license commits
sioners in each town. at S3'each per day,
for time actually spent.l To committee
ON Temperance.
BY Mr.. Campbell of Belvidere. an act
to amend section I OF No - of the acts
OF 1918. and 20 repeal subdivision VIII.
Of section $40 OF the public statutes, as
amended by No. 30 Of the acts Of 1910.
relating TO taxation exemptions. Mon
ey loaned within the state at a rate not
TO exceed AZ per cent for period Of IS
wears shall b. exempt from taxation.l
To committee on taxation.
By Mr. Bellows Of Swauton, an act to
regulate the issuing Of policies of fire in
sursnce and the payment Of losses there
under. persons owning insurable prop
erty entitled to have il insured against
fire loss by any fire insurance company
in the state. Persons aggrievcd By ratss
charged may complain 10 insurance com
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR.
Was Experienced by Quarry Savings
Bank & Trust Co.

Stockholders of the Quarry Savings
Bank & Trust Co. gathered in the bank
ing Office this forenoon at 10 o'clock for
their annual meeting. Reports covering
what the officers described as the most
successful year since the bank was or
ganized were read and accepted. The
stockholders reelected the following di-
rectors: Ben A. Eastman, W. Fl. Miles.
A. p. Abbott. J. NJ. Boutwell,, f. L. Scott.
H. j. NJ. Jones, H. II Jackson, II F. Cut
Ter, W. G Reynolds and B. W Hooker.
The directors reelected the following
officers: President, Ben A. Eastman;
vice president. A. p. Abbott; treasurer,
c. NJ. Wiley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16

board such capacity for broad and com
prehensive Judgment that his election to
the board seemed ideal. His loss TO this
company is not measured by the short
term of his service but by the natural
expectation of the great service which he
could and would have brought to us if his
life had been spared.
"As an expression of the personal sor-
row which we, his colleagues, feel, and Of
our keen regret for the great loss which
this company has met in his decease, Be
it resolved, That this memorial be en-
tered upon.our records and that copy
thereof be sent TO his widow"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
GERMAN SUBMARINE TAKEN.
Dutch Warships Seized the Vessel il
Dutch Waters.

London, Jan. l6.--A Flushing despatch
to Reuters says that Dutch warshiE
brought into Flushing last night Ger.
man submarine, which was found In
Dutch waters. The submarine win BE-
interned.
The submarine was a mine laver from
Zeebrugge and had crew of 35. She
had strayed out of her course during a
thick fog. The underwater boat was lib
Grated after her captain had signed dec
laration that he had not been in touch
with host forces throughout the day
and that consequently the presence OF
the boat in the territorial waters of
Holland was not the result Of hostile
pursuit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
STRIKE AT BATH, NE.
Move Than 100 Maohinists Walked Out
Because of Union Trouble.

Bath, Me-, Jan. l6.-AIore than 100
machinists walked ont yesterday at the
plant of Hyde Windlass company as a
result of the discharge of Benjamin
Coombs and Chester Martin, officers OF
the AIaehinists' union, which was organ
lied last Thursday.
A committee reported last night to the
strikers that at a conference with Off
eials OF the company, they had beer told
that Coombs and Martin would be taken
back if they would resign their offices
in the union.
The company. which manufactures
ship machinery and Fittings, employs
bout 400 hands
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
The Berlin Official Statement
Tells of Great Losses
to Attackers
VIOLENT ATTACK
MADE IN RUMANIA
Movement Was Started on
Both Banks of the
Fudeni

Berlin, via wireless, Jan. To- Russian
forces undertook a violent attack in Ru-
mania Yesterday on both sides of the Flu
deni. The war Office report says the ad-
vancing Russian waves were cut down by
German fire, which inflicted great losses.
Petrograd, via London, Jan. 49, -
Heavy fighting continues on the northern
Rumanian front, with varying results,
he war Office announces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
NOT TO OPPOSE GRAHAM PLAN.
States Attorneys Conferred to Consider
Revision of Criminal Laws.

A conference of states attorneys was
held with Attorney General II. G. Bar
Der at the State House in Montpelier last
evening. eleven of the states prosecuting
officers being present. The object OF the
conference was stated To be for the pur-
pose OF considering the revision Of the
criminal law of the state and not to op-
pose the changes in the judiciary depart
ment recommended by GOV. Graham, a.
persistently rumored about the State
House.
The elections Of the members of the
supreme and superior courts should oc-
cur on Thursday and a. yet no bills en-
bodying the governors recommendations
have been introduced.
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is the congressman who gave me the

is the congressman who gave me the
Names"
The room hummed with excitement
Members of the committee although they
had heard rumors that Lawson might
connect Henry's name with his charges,
shifted in their chairs. lawson, silent
and grave, looked straight ahead at the
chairman. MIR. Henry, without sign of
perturbation, waited u moment for the
buzing TO subside, and then deliberately
proceeded to read the other questions
formulated by the committee, which elic-
tied the declara tions before stated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
Funeral Held at St. sylvester.

The funeral Of Mrs. Rosa Compo. who
died Saturday at the home of her son
in Washington, was held this morning
at 2 o'clock at st. Sylvester's church in
Grauiteville, Rev. Fr. Tweot officiating.
Burial was in the new St Sylvester's
cemetery. The bearers were Wallace.
Horace and William ComPo and Luke
Paro.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
DRIVEN INTO STREET.
Guests in BrOektOn Hotel Were Scattered
BY Fire.

Brooktou. Mass. Jan l6.-Seventy-fiv five
guests were driven from the Hotel GRAY
son and ten firemen were 50 overcome a.
to need medical attention by the fumes
from 3 herning stock Of charcoal. coke
snd sulphur matehes IN the basement of
a groeeTy store on Hgh street last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
SOME OF THE CREW LOST.
When Norwegian Steamer Struck Mine
and Went Down.

London, Jan. l6.-According to an nm
confirmed report to Loyds, the British
steamship Brockwood and the Norwegian
steamer Tholma have been sunk. The
Norwegian steamer Graasield, formerly
named the Alfred Dumois, was DESTROYED
through striking mine. Eight of the
crew were lost.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
GERMANS TURNED
GAS ON THE FRENCH
BUT WERE BEATEN
Paris Official Statement Tells of Attack
on the Somme Front but Declares
That There Was Little Ac-
tivity Elsewhere

Paris, Jan. IA German raid in the
Somme region last night under cover of
shells containing asphyxiating gas was
repulsed by the French, the war office
announces. Elsewhere on the front there
was little activity except for artillery
fighting and outpost skirmishing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-16
Resolution on Fits.

The resolution on Mr.. Fits was adopt.
ed as folowsi
"For the second time within one year
this board mourns the loss of one of its
members. The Hon. Clarke C. Fits OF
Brattleboro, Vermont, attended our last
quarterly meeting in October apparently
in usual health. On November he un-
derwent an operation at Brookline, Mass,
for an internal trouble from which he
eventually died al the home of his sis
ter at Watertown, Mass, on December 20
last.
"Mr. Fits was born at West Wards
boro. Vermont, October IL, 1870. He
graduated from the high school at Brat
tleboro before he was sixteen ana was
admitted to the bar of this state four
days after he reached his majority.
From the beginning he was a successful
and at very early age be-
came a leader of the Vermont bar. When
only % years old he was elected attor-
ney general of the state and held that
office for four years At the time of his
deeesse. in the number, variety and i'm
portance of the interests which he repre-
sthAtNs ht hoA piohabiN tht iaIRcrl PidC-
tice Of any attorney in our state.
Although Mr.. Fits was conspicuous
rs an alert, energetic and successful law
yer, his service as a public leader was
wen greater. He had deep interest in
public affairs and gave himself generous
v to the advancement Of public interests.
4 local Brattleboro paper oharacterizes
iim a. the most conspicuous benefactor
ever had His public inter
,sts. however. we're more than Local
hey embraced the whole state. For the
development Of our water powers he did
much and he was a conspicuous champion
4 the conservation Of our national re-
ouroes. His death at the early age Of
8 years. at a time when he gave such !
.romise Of much larger and greater pub 4
Ic usefulness, is a great blow 10 Yer 4
aont.
Mr.. Fits became a member Of this /
oard in January. 1915. His actual serv-
v upon the board Was Of short dura- I
ION. out in that time be manifested such .
ltesest in its affairs and brought to the
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ICOntinued on fourth Page,l
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Lawson's Big Bomb.

When De appeared before the commit
Zee Yesterday afternoon Lawson calmly
informed the committee that the mystic
,ious Congressman who told him a cab
inst officer, senator and banker were
engaged in q stock gambling pool was
none other than Representative Henry,
Chairman of TIC committee.
Then, belorc his hearers had time 20
recover from TIE shock, Lawson sprung
one sensation after the other by dcclar-
i=g that the cabinet officer referred 10
vas SsactaTy MeAdooi that tho banker
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elmer seIeBIi6n Niffior mad Stod,
bolm sebeu, bers9tist iiHD."
2te 9riessfteuer0srlage
gom observation-disclosures oHgeHom,
men.
Sic Uiro a6er I'M Senat tart umgeS
Gr6eitst Derben.
unb eg rpirb elm Utpuat Dergeben, ebe
fie beftHitiO augenOmmen per'
ben Iptro.

BufbiugtOH, 3. G., %. RG.
Die &riegsiteuer0orIage, lDomit be'
spett DtrO, NIT SiIfe neuer SteaerH
eIne Summe pOn 81 800, 100000 i'm
tOmmenbeu sSu6r aubHbrtngen, purps
am WtittDot 2beno, fat in beriel'
ben 5aHuug N Der fie bor 5pei gBo'
den pom Rommittee mir gttttel uno
Bege etngeret9t rporben mar, bonn
ReprGientaHteHbaus nit 329 ssgen 76
StLmmen ougeuOmmen.
Ollie StimmeH. bic gegen bic @ors
lage abgegebeH pupoeH, tamen Don
RepubIitanerH, pennglei6 piele De-
motraten suns euti4ieheH sesen gea
DtTe Puragrapben Der 8prIaee limb.
sSm Senat Dirb bic 8orIdge aber stHe
gang ueue 5aHuug erbaIten, benn ods
Ginan5tommittee bat ieBt f9pn gan3
peieHtlife Qenoerungen bei3loHeH.
Die errbsiiltise Gnnabme ber @orIage
tam nibt por einem WtOnat erfoIgen.
S;n Der 8orIase perben bic Gtn'
tommeniteusr, Grbi8aftsfeuer, prps
fitfteuer, Die SpirituOiens uHo bic
@igurrens uub Sdbutiteueru gang be-
oeutero erbObt; bic iesige JretItite
fptrb Faft gang abeei6offt unb bic jea
sigen 80qe nerbeu I'M 10 pro5eut
erhObt, pte aud oiele neue SteucrR
duF WdnufdtturDdaren, 8ergnua
gungspldbe, SIubs etc, Steupel ItelIs
srn etc einsefiibrt perben.
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Mnf 6Dduerratb lantenSe
Nnflagen
Solsn segen mebrsys rnbitnte So3is
aliiteufiibrsr in DeutfdlGun
Gboben prbeu.

9imFer6am, q. Rdi. - Die
8srIin,r -gofiit, ,3situns" Iast, bag
bic osutffe Reeisrun9 bic a6ii5t
babe. einiss Der aggrefiofsH unS
prominsntsften Der osutiGsn So3inlis
ten ipesen 6OtDerratbs gu proseiTis
rem. IS iino untsyiutungen oariiber
i'm @ause 6is 81 psIhem 9rnb @s=
org 9ebebour unb bic unnbbdngigen
So3inIiiten gosthtrn, gu6nsr uno
Wtttmnnn Fir tsr Streit m ben Mu,
ADMINISTRATION am l. gloi peraHts
iuOrilth porsn. Die 3situne iast, odb
bisis llntsriutuns gsfiihrt perbe, um
aHtinsen esgsu bic glGnntr trbe6sn
Su t0nnen. ipi. re krsits sessn
abOlpb 5offmann, Elm ipsiaIiitifhes
TliisIieb oss prtubii4sH aaRbtassa
et5CbsH posssu FRs.
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getaes almtes entbubea
@isrbe our6 ein Defret bes graft6et
ten DON Gbirq
Der grernieruirrHter 3uan OBI Jia
gu ieinen gs@NoIger tuuOe Or. 8ll
ling Sang, Der friibere gntidaf-
ter N @afbinaton, ernarnt.

geftnG 23. Waai. 9rdfiOcrt g
| Dum Siing erIieb ein Getret, Ourt
6as Der gsrerier &itnu GBi ssdu jetnes
llnltes errtiett na6 Or. &h 3tng
Sang, Der frIbere 9oiItnfter IN
s9aibtnetoa, 5u ieinern gsafioLger er.
nanrrt ur6 mt Der gI6una etnes
lrellen shdhnetts betrnat .Uiro. ga.
furt pirb ber eftahnrIb tn ben Scr.
banoIrngen 6es @arinneit5 nu6r.
'9einli9 beeabisf unb enc eripgser.
.sIdrung 6binos on 9atidlnRo er,
aosIitt pcrben.
lie gaIitdrgcuoernelre bsr 8ro.
piBea, tDeId,e eepIant batteh 6ns
Barlniueilt niiseinanber 3ii ingen> Der.
lieben petina, ba Der 8rHibent mge.
tiin6igt bette, 6ob er ibrer iSuroerung
elmer aufloiitng bee RrIrmerts nif;i
rndtoHnien tperbe. Der prditbent er.
fIGrte. 6ab bas BurfGnrent IN fetner
Beijs eingei6rGnft perbeu biirie, 1rt5
fagie, e., fei fetne Abfttt, Die &egte.
ntrg inter ieber 9e6irging n, tle6er.
eiIritimuiiRg mt Der Drooijoriids2n
aonftitiaior ga fiIbrer
Eie urBiIfrie1esrea gdIitdrpotDer.
rere fperoeu ipdbri6etrltA be Bro
pirgeH an Broteitea eegea sen prdFi,
berteI 81 ytim Sirnp GtriuebeH, a6e.
bef!ep ffter StnnbpuIrf. prreat att.
Beroroettlifle BesuuH6euluG.
gS fiHb GnbeiftrngeR borsurben
aus bepen herporgeht, 6ds bic mill.
t6-Iidjen fsiibrer, nut 3lian CHI sytt
o,. Der gptse, iufoIee ber 9erouiira,
t;oHen 5es B5beIs N ber genft nom
10. Dhut oIs bas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ifurringt mor5en mar. rn56em oGs
Repr6ientmrteubnHs 'icb eeDeisert
batte, 0rfeg an 9erifhGHS az erfl1-
rerr nieI an SaE uHter Dem @ofe per.
orcr bnbeTt.
Der @ersrni Urng Shib gberr. |
Ser Chef bes @enercIitobs, rraIroe sini
pefebls6ubsr Der StIFstutopen er.
narr1t, nafe BE gefng8iertHn |
BabnIinte bepcfen. I'M su oerhir.
bern, oub fie ouu BEN ur1iiriebenen
Difftdrfiibrern mn 8eiaag beIegt |
rrir6.
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Sts BAT ben Dsiesnten Der amsritaut'
i3en So5ialdsn.
3ur UriebenstOafsreHs IN eto6boIu
bic pdfe oerpeisert.
1tIS SruSt isbem amsrffdner, tpsI4el
an ben 9;stuHiousn ji3 bst9si-
Iigt, nit idiperr Strafs.

W al b-t ng n, 9. G., %. Nai
DE amsrItauf3e Regierurg briidt
om geittpo9 IN sinp5atif9er Wetii
tarr RiBbtrisuus Der JrieDeRspropa'
gaHba eurnpdil3er So5ialtiteu aus
UerDeiserte aueritaHfI9eu DeIegateu
sur Stodbolmer &Oafsreus bic n5tbi'
gen gdFs unb srlieB cine CHARMING.
oerjufplge irseHb eiu Qmeritauer,
pelder on BEN uHterbduoluugeu tbetIs
ns5me, i3Dere 9eitrafuug ristire.
Beamts ertIdrteu, bdb Der Rurs
Der Resierung cine boppslte Dtrtrug
bcben perbe; sriteRs, mn allgemsineu
ale 6riebets6epsguugsa DON ietten
unautoriitrtsr gsrionsr gu oigtrebi'
ttrsu ,uno Speitens, bic gegeuDarti9e
io3iafifi4e glsitaticu. DON Der man
gIau6t. baB tie bon 9eatf9Ianb iH=
lpIrtrt 1T, gu perodmmen.
Bel Der getduIttma4ung Der gnts
Ibsinuug, ben dmerttontibeu 9siegas
ten sur StodboImer &ouferenS pdne
gu Derpsiseru, 3itirte Der Setretdr
qduitng bas 9psdn 9sfeB Dom Sabre
1899, I'm bic Strufeu gu oeffItreH,
pel5e oerer lpdrten. peE6e bos 2ano
Obne pGiie oerlaTen urb an ben
iSrieSsus 9istuHiOnen ii5 5etbets
Iigen. Inter bieism Gefege tDuueu
uudutoriiirte PeriOnsn, peI9e oirett
ooer tnbirett in 8esug aIf Sontros
perieu Der Der. Staten nit ausLdn>
DiIten agenetn Derbduoelu, gu orei
sSu6rsu 9efdHgntb urO 5000 Serns
itrdfe psrurtbeilt per0eR.
Die dmerttanii9en Delesnten gu
Der Stodholmer &OrferenS, pel6e Die
ameritoniihe So3ialiiteu 9drtei oas
itIbit pertreter IoIltsn, iiuo: 8ictOr
9. Berger BON Ultlpautee uuo 9sorrts
6ilIqUit uno gllgeruon Gee bon Reip
gort. Gle parsn pom GTetuti0s
Der gartei geipdbIt pors
ben, nab benz cine Gruppe Don Soa
siuIiften, nit Gbarles Graparo RuiIeu
uIo gItutdm Gnlltlb gbuutn9 Ell per
Spite, bic 6risoeusbetpegunq als bic
aeTabrlibEe aIler @eri6pOrungen
oes 9aiiers bejeiddlet bate.
SSn 6ericlben @rfldruug tperfen
oiIluuit unO see, io3ialiitiid9e SdJriit.
ieller, ais rabi1te Gattiden.ffreunOe
,e5eit,net. 9eraer Der ooH Geiterreib
tannt. mar Reootteur mebrerer bent.
der gldtter IN DSiLpntfee uno mar
IN Sabre t91 ole eriter So5inltit in
,en apngreb 1etpdhlt por6en.
glnleritauiibe 0ipIomotiid}e 9lgen.
en- in europa haben oie io5iaIHtiife
9eneguue Jenou rerfolgt lra0 aus ib.
-en geriften ioq fIar berporgebe1t,
,nP Der gIat fir eiue Rottfereu3 in
Stpdholm bon Gcutihlurto o,iSgiHa
mo BON Der oelltid,er 8egierling er.
ruttbigt ruurbe 9eiti@en IeIegate,t,
ueIts oi,j DeE Roziereua aLs amen Der
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9rdRSsmt @tliOn
Giebt cine peitere GrtIGrung tber
ieiHe DuibiugtOner Rptbs &reuS
Reoe ab.

WG btagtOu, D. g., %. Naui.
4m Wtittpo9 puroe Elm S9reIben be-
tunnt segeben, oas Der prdiioeut Nis
ion an ben ReprGientonteu pou ges
rtGtet bat, uuo oes abnli1en SSnbGlts
lit, pte oosienige, oas er an Den &spr.
QefIn Don Aldbamd geri4tet bat, um
ben falI9eu ginbrud gu beben, ben
ieine 2teuBerungeu, bic er bel Der Gin,
peibungsfeier oes Rotben areu5es in
W8dibington gehalten, berporgerufeu,
uno aus oeuen man slntbte sntnebmsu
gu tpnnen, bab oieies 2ano teins be-
Ionberen 9riiHbe fir sineH &rieg NIT
Deutf4lauo babe.
sd poqte oHbeutsn", idreibt ber
Prdiiosnt, rOaB unIsre gel5Derbeu.
pdbrenO tie Oolftdrbis gsriigenb iinh,
oieieIbeu iiub, ME iie dnoere y1eutras
len baben, oielleitJt bura bic 9ldt.
fade ettpas Deri4Iimmert. bdB
Deutf4Ianb rrs ipestFiide- Berfpre.
hungen gema9t bot, bic ss ni6t ses
bdlteu bat.
~Ste ntirben mth perpflt6tert
tpenn sic bas s5trise bosu beitroger
biefe I9dbli6e unb irrtbirH
l9s eIGsIRsuus 81 srzrietrsu.-
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@eseu Wansels an Ser.
banSjeug
Ster5eH Sunberte BON oerpurlbe.eu
GnousDisu an zen S4IaAt,
fg.osTG.

Rem Yort, p, Ntai. - Giner
aabelbspei4e 5rfo.5s, bic III bic ame'
ritdaii9e @eieqi6Gii Dom Rot6sH
areu5 eeiditt Duyos, perbeu dui Den
S9la4tfeloeru GgIHtrei4s, Degtu
DlanseIs on gerbGa0eua 3eittngs:,
fir oas 8erbinosn oou Dun6eu 0trs
Ipenoet, mas CUR Gc.Je bat. bag DUN,
osrte Don gerfpuEosteu, bic 9oHIt
bdtten gerettet tperora tonuen, fsrben.
Die Gage pirb ais ,;ae febr erHite hes
i6riebsu, Gs nir0 srtlGrt, bag Die
SoIbaien, uIn nitr III per6luten, fict
Der 3eitunssn gum 9erbinbeu ;b,er
Wunbeu beoieHen, is-bit auf bic Sc
fabr bin, baB bdburt Der BraHo ooer
cine dnbere s5nfettioa Oerurio9t nirb.
sS5n Der Sepefhe oiro Srtugeno I'm
3uienounq pon gsr5aubsseua ge6eteu.
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eins i@iners, bluiise aiebrlag..
Gin angriff ber Jtrakuer bsi G6r;
NIT si&persa Bsriufn fiir ban
SetHb-abesi&Iaeeu.

BerIin,. %. Msot. alt6er Con
bon - 0as beutSde GRobe 6cnpt
quariier erftdrt in feiner Gm WaifnDet
nIaHeHen 0fff5irIfeu BetaHHtusa&nas
oaB bie GraRoieH cine blHtigc ssis'
OetIase erIitieu baberl iHbem ole ipt'
4ngriife. bic iie Gm Sieutas alrf oii
oeuti@en aiaiea iH Urantrsi4 &C.
mGdbt, abssi9lagru uurnsu. Die Be
iaHntupG&aHg. Idutst ME iotgt:
.aune bes aronpriBen gup'
pre4t: Su Der 2dbe Don 9uanb uns
9ulIecourt murbeu ussbrere britii4t
angriffe. bensn fartes ariileriefcusr
Dorausegan9en mar ,abgf4lageu.
.Jrnat bes beusf9eH arsHpriBsu:
I'm br aisnss uHb Der Gbdulpognes
Grunt mar bic GttpitGt Der artiIlerie
am gormittag siue bef4rdntte. Yin
yta3miitus. nad sirer plosllGeu 3ll'
nabme bes Geirrs bonn plateau Dnn
poiifp Der. ula@in bic GraHsofsn nit
erOben 5ruppenmaHeR btftigs Gn,
griffe Don Ga 9iqesaur =Sois ber auo
iie fpurben bis gum ab.uO nit Der
er0Bteu Sartndduteit piebtrboIt.
RAD iebr befiisem 9onbeemeuge ano
nit snersii4en Gs9sImnsriFfsH be-
bauptetsu uHisre bdperGdg. bauEO'
psri4en .i8tesipigiaen unb pOitu'
ifeu Rssimenter ale ibre guiiticu:n
sessH bi, pieOerbOlien slHgriife lnb lie
triebsu ben Tsinb in Isiae siseRes
pofttioRtn suriid. Sn sinistn 0ras
bsuabiGnittsu iUurOs in i.ar bsftiser
Mkiis nit Sanbsranotsn getdmpi;.
Bir brantsn osm Gstnb pdbrsno isi'
nts Riidsuss nit uHisrem 6euer
idipere Ber!uife BET
.glii bem Mablinsen ibrsr ans
srifk babsn bic 5ran5oisn cine bIus
tise RieberLass srIitten.
.strHse bes SsrSoss albtehi: an
Der lOtbrinsiltbsn @renss anb int Gls
iuB. i'm Sunbsau. iinb feinOIint Srs
tunbiguHss a6tbtiluHssa suriidss,
iyieben iporben.
.OeiiIi@s 6rOui: Die attiDtdi Ter
rHffii&eH artiusris. bic in sinis.a
gesenbsn tuieoer sttpas aafIsbis. ipurs
be unfsrerfeiis nit sinsm fartsn unO
iuirifdmen Geutr .rpibsri.
An Der moSsbDnifd,en grpnt mar
ss pssen 6es RiirmiiGsn metiers
sisHItfa rubia.
Gss an Gbsns uiaifua aHstaazt4l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Der baberiibe Premier,
Oraf !6erflins,
9it iiberseust. Oub Der arieg I'M 5erbit
Elm gnbe erret1t.

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elmer unsarii1e, 3situns s,ipGbri Bat,
iol Der @raf Hber bic nnssbIih ses
pIants auftEsilRns pon elIabseptbs
rinsen 5pil6sn gapsrn unb ,greubeH
geiaat bnben; .Gs in Sits etipas cana
neues unb e. ipnr bisbtr unbetatnt,
oab cine GntFhsiokns iiber bic gu.
tuuft BON Glfnb unS aotbrinssn ae.
troffsn tporhen IN.
Grnf 5ertlms oriidts aud bic
iiebsr;eiieuns auk, bag Der arisa IN
hidtm SErha ssz Gabs srssi4sz