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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
SEEKING INJUNCTION
Do Not Want to Strike So
Bring Bills Against
Brotherhood Officers.
HEARINGS NOT FIXED
Action Has No Effect on
Strike Officers Have
Violated Union Rules?
HEARINGS NOT FIXED

Philadelphia, March 17-Bills in
equity asking for an injunction against
officers in Pennsylvania of the four
railroad brotherhoods from putting
into effect the strike orders were filed
in the United States district court here
today by individual members of these
organizations. AS none of the Judges
was in court when the bills were pre-
sented no time was fixed for Il hear
ing for a preliminary injunction. The
the threatened strike.
The suits We're filed just as the dis
trict court clerks office was closing.
by an engineer, a fireman, a con-
duetor and Il trainman, all employed
by the Pennsylvania railroad and all
residents of Baltimore The principal
allegation is that the authority given
officers of the brothcrhbods by the
strike ballot taken last August ter
minated last fan when negotiations at
Washington resulted in the enactment
of the Adamson law and that the of :
ficers now are without legal power to
call strike.
The bills also allegc that the chief
officers of Inc brotherhoods violated
the constitutions Of their respective
organizations by arbitrarily refusing
to arbitrate grievances; that the
brotherhood chiefs last August pro-
cured ballot vote OF a portion of the
membership to order a strike contrary
to the provisions of the bylaws of the
unions; that the strike voted at that
| time was in violation of the laws OF
! the brotherhoods, and that the strike
orders violated the purpose of the Or
| CARNATIONS, thus destroying the good
understanding, harmony and CO
operation existing between the mem
bership of the brotherhoods and The
railroad companies.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
PREACHER MATTHEWS
Es! |! N trial
Backs Up Billingsley's Ties
timony Against Seattle
Mayor Gill.
FORMER SHERIFF OFF
Hodges Acquittal Directed
Billingsley Gave Pastor
Money Aid.
FORMER SHERIFF OFF

Seattle. March 17.-The testimony OF
Rev. DR.. Stark A. Matthews, civic re-
former as a witness for the prosecu-
ton. was the important feature of the
So called whiskey graft trial in the
United States district court today. The
directed acquittal of former Sheriff
Robert r. Hodge, just before court ad-
journed this afternoon had been ex-
pected and had been inevitable ever
since Logan Billingsley, the principal
government witness, testified that the
$1,000 he had given to Hodges cam
paign fund in 1916 and $500 loaned to
Hodge subsequently had no connection
with any favors to him by Hodge, and
that Hodge and Billingsley had never
even discussed the liquor business.
The prosecution completed it's evil
dence at noon today and arguments by
counsel for Gilr and Rockingham ask
ing that the testimony of Logan and
Fred Billingsley be stricken followed.
The court denied the motion. The re-
quest by Hodges counsel for dismiss
sal of the case against his client was
granted.
When the whiskey trial is resumed
Monday morning there will be only six
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hiram c. Gill,
Chief Of Police Charles L. Rockingham
and City Detectives Peyser, Poolman,
Doom and McLennan-all indicted for
alleged conspiracy to import liquor in
to the state of Washington in viola
ton of the federal statutes.
DIR. Matthews in his testimony dis
agreed with Billingsley on only one
point The clergyman denied that he
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
Grouchiness.

Grouchiness.
Grouchiness is often just the thing
you need. If you have been feeling
too bright and happy and have been
q burden to your associates with all
your cheer and gayety you will find
an afternoon of grouchiness just the
thing for you. Few of us realize the
importance OF being surly and cross
at proper times. 1t is an excellent
idea to set aside one day of the week
ut least whereon to be grouchy. MAXI
it n point to hate everybody and snarl
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
ASKS CONSERVATION
OF WOOD PULP SUPPLY

Washington, March 17.-Secretary
Houston, appealed to the country today
to conserve it's pulp wood resources
as means of insuring a future supply
of newsprint paper. In a statement
he pointed to the. present close balance
between production and demand in the
newsprint industry and urged state
forest departments to support refores-
tation plans.
Some parts of the United States, the
secretary said. virtually have been de-
nuded of forests, though portions of
the west and Alaska still offer an i'm
mense supply of paper making mate
rial.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
HELD UP GOVERNOR.

Olympia. March 17.-Charles WaG-
ner, also known as Charles Lorentz.
who last Tuesday. armed with a re-
volver, forced his way into the office
of Governor Lister and compelled the
executive to flee for safety to an ad-
joining room, was adjudged insane by
a commission in the superior court
here today and committed to- the
asylum for the insane at Stetlacoom.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
ATTENTION, MAsoNs! /

There will be a special communica-
ton OF Missoula lodge No. Is. A. F. &
A. NJ. held in their hall in Masonic
temple at 1880 o'clock Sunday after
noon, March 18th, 1917, for the pur-
pose Of conducting the funeral of our
late brother, Herman Kohn.
All members and visiting brethren
are requested to assemble promptly
at this hour. Aa
JOHN NJ. WRIGHT, W. NJ.
ADV ytr
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
APPEALS TO MEN,.

Lincoln, Neb. March 11.-President
Hale Holden of the Chicago. Burling-
ton and Quincy railroad, tonight or
offices of the system appealing to his
old employees to disregard the strike
order Of the four railroad brotherhoods
and agree to settlement of the contro-
versy by arbitration.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that special
meeting of the board of county COM
missioners of Missoula county, state of
Montana, is called for Tuesday. March
90. 1917, at 10 o'clock n. m. at their
office in the courthouse.
BY order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
w. J. DARLINGTON. Clerk.
5-l6 to 20 ADV.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
NOTICE, ELECTRA O. e. S.

Members of Electra chapter No. 7
of o. T.. S. arc requested to meet at
the Masonic Temple at 1880 p. m.
Sunday to attend the funeral of our
worthy patron. Brother Herman Kohn.
Car provided to cemetery.
CLARA Z. LAWYER. Matron.
ADV.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18

and sheer at old and young. Through
the rest of the week be happy and
cheerful if you must. but on one day
at least be n Gloom. Try and pick n
fight with someone a bit larger. II
possible arrange to have him poke you
on the nose. Devote a few moments
of each day to dismal thoughts. 1t is
of course at first no easy matter to
overcome our natural checrfulness.
But the culture of grouchiness will do
much to rid us of it.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
ATTENTION, MAsoNs.

There's will be special communica-
ton Of Missoula lodge No. 10, "a. F. &
A. NJ. held in their hall in Masonic
temple at 1.30 O'clock this afternoon
for the purpose of conducting the flu
neral of our late brother, Herman
Kohn. All members and visiting
brethren are requested to assemble
promptly at this hour. }.5
JOHN NJ. WRIGHT, w. NJ.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
On The
Spur ct the 4.
Moment

Try This.
When habits bore and customs pail
And everything seems dun and
jaded.
When there's a sadness over all,
And all the joy of Life is faded:
When you are not exactly blue,
But simply glum and willy nilly.
Here is a helpful thing to do:
Just be real silly!
If Dignity's your greatest charm.
And if to lose the same you'd rue 1t,
If you consider grins a harm>
And Laughs a crime, whf then
don't do it.
But Laughs and Grins are hardly
And when you're feeling dull and
mulish.
You'll find a benefit at times,
In being foolish.
Forever sober. stern and stiff,
1t isn't right, it isn't reason!
Your life will be the brighter IL
You'll act the motley for a season.
Though moods may come and moods
may go.
And though your path at times is
hlly.
You have n solace il you know
How to he silly.
Happy Thought.
Better be out of date than into debt.
No Joke,
He will fuss and he'll frown,
And his wife he will grill;
But the lower the gown,
Why the higher the bill.
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
You may grumble at that
And say things not nice,
But the smaller the hat
The bigger the price.
Detroit Free Press.
When all has been said,
When all has been spoke.
The fatter tho head.
The thinner the joke.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
RAILROAD MEN, NOTICE.

Headquarters for union meetings
have been established at .426 Higgins
avenue. All employees under the juris-
diction of o. r. c., II. of l.. f., b. OF l..
j.. & f., and Il. of II. r. are request cd
to attend those meetings.
r. II. MURPHY, Chairman.
+. N. ROSKOB. Secretary.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
NOTICE, ODD FELLOWS.

All Odd Fellows are requested to
meet. at !. o. Q. +. hall on Sunday.
March is. at l p. m. for the purpose
of attending the funeral of our late
Brother HERMAN Kohn.
tSigned) PORTER HAYS. N. G.
ADV. -. ....----=- -
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
A Few Suggestions for Sunday
Paper Stories.

TdpeT StO'1eS.
Famous People who have Had
the Dandruff.
Why March is the best Month
to Cut your Throat.
This Man paid ten Million to
Learn how to Eat at Swell DIM
ners. Now he Can't Eat any
where.
Did you know an Educated Flea
could not count higher than six?
Have You q twitching in your
left ear? Perhaps that means you
will die n tragic death.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
Pet Pests,

You crazy asst" same day in rage
I'm going to shout at Porter Page.
When I am feeling cross and blue
He tries to tell me what to do.
He says. I'm never slum or SUCH"
Some day he'll say it once too much
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
DANCING.

Classes for adults and children, Pri-
vate lessons. Cali Miss Kearney, 34S
black.--Adv,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
Sweaty Asbestos Rn y! Out Ranges

from the air. and
sweats. This sw eat
goes to the cold side
and the asbestos sweats'
like a water pitcher.
No wonder ranges rust
out.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18

Asbestos has saved
millions Of dollars
worth of fuel because
1t holds the heat in a
range, but as 1t cools
off. it absorbs moisture
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
Copper-!Clad

Asbestos saves too
much fuel to be dis
carded. The sweating
cannot be stopped. as It
is natural, but n cop
per lining will keep
the sweat from the
body of q range and
overcome all ust.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18

That's the Cooper. Clad.
idea. That Is why n
Copper-Ciad Range
lasts three .Simes as
long as any other
range.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-18
The Price Remains The Same

their STYLE their quality their guarantee Of satisfaction has become
the standard Of value for $7 throughout the nation The
achievement enables be well dressed without being asec
to pay cent more. =s@: y @s =
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Mrbeiters 2lusTtaAb
Drobt ange6li9 in ben 9iitritten pOn
gFen unb 9iifeIOUrf.

&onbOn, 19. 4uguit. - Die fi4
bic @r9dnge Selegrdpb 50. aus A.as
iteroam msloen ldBt, 0rOben 4rbo:ters
ausItGnbe in ben 0iitritten bon Shen
uno DiheIOorf. Die 2lrbeiter perions
gen cine Bo6enrdticn bon 5ebu Pf,po
&urtoffeln. SJn einer &Dnieren5, Die
5pii4en gertreterr Der @rbeiter urp
bes Sriegs Rabrungsmittelamies
urrdngirt norben mar, purbe Den
Geuten ertIdrt, baB pdbrero Der nG6s
ten 8pun3is 0o6eu linen ni4t mebr
uls aat gfunb &artoFfeln pro Wcde
5ugsftanoen fperben t6nne, aber pcfiir
ipiiroen bic Rationen on 9rp6 u1b
Jleii9 etpos erb6bt fperben. Sic
gtntport Der Qrbeiter ftebt nod aus.
Sn Der 9epeIde beiBt es ferrsr, tus
Die agitGtion su @unften sine8 Mrs
itaHbes IN Der RbeiHprootn5 5unimmt
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Gin ben gtreif
Stngeu &rupp'i4e 4rbeiter in Rusces
burg. Ob Der 9erbaftuHg zines
i5rer Gibrsr.

4mterbam, 19. Dug. - Ser
n2OtaI=IH5eiger" meIoet, OaB me9rere
buuoert2Irbei.er, bic in ben aruppiGen
2Berten in ytasOe6urg bei4dftigt imo,
an ben Streit stHgen, neil einer iErer
5ubrer Derbaftet lpurbe. Die Quss
Ianolgen entlanbten cine Oeputatton
an ben fteIIDertretenbeu !3O6ittoms
manbtHnben in Ulagoe6urg nit BEN
neutrality-suspicious. 8ronbers an
Der Spite, nm Die JreilGfuug bss
Berhafteten gu erDirten, uno es !purns
ibnsn bic glttbeiIung, baB ber getrefs
fenoe bss 6DbOerrGtbs perod4tig lei,
neil er JIugf9riften pertbeiLt bate,
in peL9en gu einem dngemeinen Iuss
Itdno autqdproert tpurbe.
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RGr Ella Cpfer
Sat bic GrplDiion in Der 9uIoefabrtt
Der Curtis &c Sorpep 50. in
gtisaub sefprOert.

g2ontreaI, 10. gtuguIt. Bte ON
Sonntag 4beHb z. $. Curtis, Der
9irettor Der Gurtis C 9arDe9 gouI'
panp 9tb erfldrte, 1T Bel Der Grplo=
iion IN Der Pulperfabrit Der 6trmd
am Sanitag in Risnuo Rur eins gSers
ion ums 2eben getomHen, fpG9ccno
Ie6s glrbeiter perlebt pur0en. Yer
SOOte 1T Der gOrarbeitsr gprocu
Sbortrsoe. Der Sa9i6aben telGlItt
it4 auf $2,OoO,O00.
Neue Serotbungen jp't .
/ l4eu Ret4 stays So,ms
mittee unb Re-
sterung.
Berlin, 10. 2(uguIi. = 9as
Saupttommittee oes Ret9stass perz
iammeIt iia an na4iten DlsRltag. I'M
in eIne SeratbuHs Der militGrii5en
unO pirtbi9aftli9en Gage Oes aon5es
etusutreten, Die beneutenb giinitiger er..
i9eint, ais Dor feds Do9en, mann
Die politiiGe Strife itattfanb. 01mols
brungen Die Rufen IN Sali5ieu Elm
uno itien bic Sbdtetett ber 5au4=
boote iib 81 DerHlinbern. Die Sd6s
Iase betreffs Der RabruHgsmitteI fpc-
ipesen Rungss an aartoffeIu. Gerii;e
uno Sbit uno Der berobgeieBten groo :
Rdtionen Hift erfreuIid5. Seite lit in
ben RnbrungsmittsIn cine bepeut.nee
ourf Die aartDFfeIs@rrte
erb0Rte SrOo=Rdttonen unb arSpen.
3ufuhr bon Gerniiien eingetreten. Dn
militdrifhe Gage bat cine uupertern-
bare geferung bur6 bic @ertreibuuJ
Der Rufien uno Der Siege in Rumds
nieu erfahren, niGIt mtrtbsr bur6 tis
3rradpetians Der fetaoIi4eu Dfiens
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iioe an Der tpeitli6en 5ront uno rii
erfOIgrei9e 8ertbeibigung Der Gar9.
boot Bats an Der 6elgii4eH 9iiile.
Der neue 8an3lsr unb feline neusn 6es
tretGre treteu buber in &puferen7sH
nit bem !9duptousf6uB res RsJ65s
tags gu elmer 3eit, mann man militis
rid Die OberbanO pieber gepO7naH
au baber glaubt unb bic Sa6la8e i'm
Snneru it9 bebe1tsnb gefldrt bat.
Sn 5olss biefer gi.rfbigen @er5GIts
ntiTe tpaltet bic 9lnIi9t Dor. bdB MGR,
unbetiimmert lin Die 2llloeut'cleit,
ipieber bic 9runbfibe beftdtiaen ioGte,
tpeI6e Der Rethstoa fir bic Sriebcrs.
bebinguHgen aufgeiteGt bat Ma6-z
f6eirIi4 fpirb audi bos SFriebensd7qs-
Bot bes pupftes 5ur Gr0rterung gss
lqnqen.
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Nm gbemiu bss DANES imo bic 'Dsat'
f9sn in fruns0iiide Sieaunssn
singsbrungen.
I'm SomIias iDurben 19 fcinoIiA'
GIusseuss unb stn Gsildbullon
Don ben Deutfhen 5ur
Gtrsds gebradt
DIE DlieserItaffcl 80. Il batnunHebl
ibren 200 Gssnsr irsnep9alb Don
5ebsn Monaten befiest.
StaIieuer babsn iuieberum NIT einel
ssmaltigsH Offsuips am 2ns,
begpnnsu.

Berlin, 10. ausnif, pia 2onbon
20. Musuit. Die Dberite 9eersslst'
tiina nsfoet dnl Sonntog Bub I'm
griffs Der ententstrrppsn fiDli9 Dor
2ansemard, ioipie in ber @sgeilb Dor
gtrtois abssipieien tpurbeu uHo bat
bic 9eutf9sn am Ghemin Des Ddnss
in bic GielIunsen Der Grdn5olen elrl'
ssorunssn iinb. Nm Saruitag iplroeH
in Guftidmpfn 19 feinblite Glus'
ssnse unb ain syeHeIballon abseldOl'
fen. Der 8eriht Iautt iDie foIgt:
.Sn Jlanbern babsn bic &dmpfe an
Der fiiite, ioipie sipii6en Der gfsr uni
bem aps nnmentli9 eesen 2lbenb on
9sbbaftistsit 3usenommtn. SIN Bly,
laootes5oOse 4bidniit iteigerte ild
bas Sei1iibfeuer bis Sur 5eftigtsti
einss Srommslfeuers. Siibli4 bon
2ansmard ma6te Der Jeino eirsn gtu'
srifi. eelessniIi9 beHen sr pdn5sr'
automobile, bic in einen tiinitlt4en
Rebel aebiilt iparsn, beripenbeie, nm
Damit einen @ss fir leine Snlante'
RE an babnert Nd4bem Der Jeinb ails
jGnsli6 in unisre 9inien einseorunseu
mar. purbe er allentbGIbeu 5uritge'
jtilagm.
Sn artois ipurbe Der Rnmpf betm
Ga gaifee aanal iOlpie aui bsiSsi
Seiten oon Gems jebr beftig.
Sn Der Pdbe DON 9aDricourt urb
ipeitli1 non Gotalei. iiibnsitlid uno
Iiibli9 pon gambrai. sriffsn bic Gnss
IanDer na4 MISUNDERSTANDING MT
liarien MISUNDERSTANDING an.
purben iebo6 i'm glabtampf suriidsss
Ihlageu. ct. Quentin ipurbe ipieoers
I'm Don ben fran50iii@en Gei4assH
befboifeu.
alrmet bes beuii4en 2rpnprinsen:
Hui bem gbemtn Des DANES brdngsn
unieIe ertunbungsmannitafien 6its
lid pom Rop s@sb0ft In bic feintIi.
den Sdiibsusrdben Elm unb mahten
bic @efabung, bic ausfhIhBIi4 Gus
fdrbieen irans6iifhsn 9ruppen bs
itdnb, uisber. Wir fiibrten ein srfolss
rsihes llniernebmen auf bem grimont
aus. gs tuurcen mebrtrs Gefanssne
gefHndf.
Jn b<r ipeitli9tn Champagne babsn
ltbbdfte adInpfe fiatissfunben. Jn Der
gldbt BON Werbun b1unn bic arti[Iss
riefdHtpfs an Gelbit ipibrenb Der
Hadt lieB bds ffarts, psrbssrenbe C.s
f6iisfeuer spiifen Dem gfbocpurt
Wolbe unb Ornes nur fptrie mad.
6rdn3ofiidx lylisser nadlisn perssbs
Iidx ansriffs uuf unfere SseffelboiIrrs.
gsftefn ipurbsn in quftfdmp'en 19
feiRsllhs 6lns,euge unb elm feiTels
bnIpn nbaf6pifsn. Die sfritaeritaffel
10. IL. Si. innss 3sit bon Snupis
mann Rihtbcfen ssfiibrt irorbtn mar,
bat eeittrn mad elmer Ehatigteit bon
iisben Monotsn ihren 2eo, geaner
Dat Ssssds sibra&t. Den slsisr 0iis,
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linabtpenbbar
S4sint bT srOBs giisubabnausitann
in England.
2otOmptiOfiibrer uno !oei5er 5sits5su
aai &4titnn6entog.

2onbon, 10, @ugat. - DE
Grstutioe Der 9ereinigIHs Der GotO-
motiofiibrer ano Sei5sr mar ben sGrs
sen Sonntag It's IN Die Jtargt DInenl
IN Sisuna uno erortsrte ben gep!anien
2lusTann, DON Dem iiber 10000 4tdnn
hetroffen iperosn piroen. Gine Ce.ss
eation ipra9 beim PrGiioenten bcs
ioanbeIsuIiniIteriums, Sr Alter'
-Stanlep, Dor. Der DieoerboIte, bab BIZ
Resierung bersit lei. na4 Der H3:saol'
euna bes &rieses. aber ntdt ieSt b;
iJraae bes 2I9titunbsntages gu sr0r=
tern, Sa btsie yrdse IN bas 4btommsr
nit Der ar6sitsri9aft einsei4lOfRr
fei. Die Selebaten beitdnosn oGtaEf.
baB bas 2lbtoHrmen bersits periqtss
bentIi4 Don ben Giien5abneH ge6ro'
dfn tporbsn fet.
Setretdr 8roplsp Don Dem Wer51ra
erfldrte am Gonntag Gbeno, baB obs
iollt tetne qusfi4ten fir Die 8er:neis
bung bes 4usitanbes porbanhen ietsn,
Der oIIer @abrffeinIi9tsit nab cm
Uiontag aneeorbnet perben tpiiroe.
Die Rational llnipn Of Rdilpct
R.n, bic uuF Seitsn Der Regierung
iitbt, mar sbeufdIs ben sdn5en S1s
iiber In sebeirner Sibuug. lle6sr biz
8prednae purbe nitts befaIrni 1eass
ben, dub.r Der Qrtiinbiguns. bar Die
Gefeaf6dft gu Gunften Der StotfOI>
mer Ronferen5 III.
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ssrFaffel purb.n 121 5Ius5suse abs
seidOifen unb 1876 Glasssuse nbsils
let.
| Gront bes @rob6er5oss snbre9t:
Gs baben tsine Sample bon gr0bsrem
llmfdnse fattgsfunbsn.
Bonn 6itli9en Griegsf9dupInt unb
aus IasebOnien 1T ni4is BON 8ebeus
tung gu bsridten.
am abenb. purbs ons JOlsenbe be,
ianntgegeben:
Sn JIanbern bnbeu Artilleries
tdmpfs BON iuedislnDer5sfiisteit tait'
gefunben. gor 9erbun bauert bie 4r,
tilIsriei&la4t nit unseiaDdatrardft
fort.
Sn Der Mplbau tam .s gu flsinersn
Gefs9ten."
0tus Offenfipe StaIiss
Der.
WieH 10. 4usuft, Dia 2onbou,
20. ausuit. Die sStaliener babsn mic
Der in Der sSion5o Gegenb etne Offens
fine begonnen unb es in jeBt eins
S9Ia9t auf Der sJront Don iiber 81
UieileH, bic ii9 pcn 5olmino bis gum
Ibriatif4en Ns.r eritredi, i'm Ganse.
9ids 9aaridt iit in benz autli9eu
0fsrrefhijden geriht bonn GonHtag
tuthalteu. Der Deribt Idltsf ipIg
fplgi:
sOeIfiifer arisgsf6auplab: .gs III
nihis bon 9ebeutuns 5il meioen."
Stalifnii9er arisgsfdaiplab: Die
Staliener bnben bas Stiiitsngebist anl
SionJo, bos felt bunberten Don CAB
rem ,u Sejierreia gsb5rt, ansssriffen.
Rad Der bentbar befiisiten alriiasries
pcrbereituns, bic anbertbaIb Iose
ipGbrte, Der bann lleberfdlle burd)
grtunbunssmannf&afien folsien, srifi
Der Seino ON Sonntas friib Slpitsn
mraliprb unb bem Wser on.
Die S9ladt tpogt nit Der grbBtsn
Grbittsruna in fait fdmmtIiden Gp'
fdinitten Der Grpnt DON 60 aiIomdsr
26nes, in Der Rdbe Don SoImiuo.
norb0ItIi9 BON ganaIs, sipifden De-
isla uHb Wionisiau @ubrisle, iiibltb
bon GOrs unS auf bem GarIo plas
teau.
aIuf Dem gaItdn if be Gage uns
psrdnoert.
@as Die GugIdn6er au a'
gen 1aben.
2onbon 19. 9Iueuit- Gos
4riessoepdrtement sob bejiiglif, oes
gsorgdnSe auf bern SriegsitmipIase
0a5 Solgeloe befannt:
iii. nlodlten beiite gormittag cine
erioIgreide ortlife Operation iit6oit.
li9 BON Gpebp, gelegenilid tueld,sr
mir bic 6eiitid)en Sdiieetgrdben III
Ger giafbaribait oes @nloulont ans
iocicHs erc5erten uilo eiuige Gefan.
gene mdtlten SSu Der reriloienen
Ssadt oraficen uniere lleherfailsab.
theilunsen IN bic SteIlungen be5
0ernbes iiioDeitIi1 pon Saorincourt
ein unb tebrten nit etlihen Sefdnse.
men 1iiriid. na1oem benl 5einoe ilplDs'
re 1e-Iiiite beiaebradt iporoeR waren.
s5ll Scr Nad,t pcm Gonneritag 5illr
Sretilg ipuroen eHgliide Stntionen
fir gerDunoeie BON feinoIidsn 5liss
Germ NIT gonlten belcgt. !Sierbei purs
Den 3ehn reriDllrccte trieglgefangens
xeilti1, getOliat uno ncuH oeiltid,c
Gcrpuneete erIitten ourdD bic oelit.
ihen g,m6en iuettere @lnoclI."
I'm 4beuo ipurbe Das D0Igenbe 81
tanni eestben:
~Dur9 eins erfoIsrsife ssriretrs
Operation am Sonnlas Wloresn III
Der Ra9bari9aft Der YpernsprslsI
cdpeIls 2dnoitrabs ipurbe urisrs aini.
auf elmer Gtrsde bon elmer -TxiIt mt
etipa 500 garbs Oorssriidt. ipdbrsnoI
mir auch bic i;brigen 3ipede erreidtsaI
unb unttr dnberem cine Reibe Don Be-
fsitisten Gsb5ftsn NIT ssrinssn 9er.
iuIien sroterten. Die @erIuits 9es
5ernDss iparen bebtiii.Hb. Wir nn4~
ten silihe 0efangene.
Die 3abl Der beiiti.beu @efansenea.
bic pon ben 4lIiirtsn in Der aSmpfsH|
an Dounuiias ucrSStIi4 sor ppsrp]
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-20
RieFs
Sinb bic 2ebeHsfu fen In
ben tapbiHaDif9e
2Gnbern ip d brenbees
Rrieges geittes
0ef

appenbassn, 10. glueuit. 81.
allesHsinen 2e6enstofteH iinb, laut
elmer Dom fatiitiI6en 9Imi sernn9tsn
qufiieIIung, in SGnsmnrt felt auss
bru9 bss ariesss um SO pro5ent aes
fti.sen. 8is Gsbruar 6elief fi9 bas
Steiesn duf 46 prpssut.
sleibunssItilde iino iebt 80 prO'
sent tbsurer als i'm 5aare 1914 unb
9ei5mnterial I'm 120 prp5snt tbeus
rer. Die 9eIammtausga6en fir Rabs
runssmittsl iinb ungsadtst Der Sbots
fade, bab 5lsiih unb Butter I'm Bret
ie gefalIsn iino. Ieit benz Jriibiabr um
66 prosent e.ittessn.
Sn Roripesen unb Stapeben iparsn
bic 2essnsfoIfen nod ben i'm Mai s,s
madtsn GufitsluHssu um II relp. 80
prosent seiiiseen.