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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

So long as we have good soups for
our soldiers we care not who makes
the songs.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

Indications are that this is going to
be a busy season for your neighbors'
chickens.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

They are reported to be eating crows
In Germany. The diet Is both apprO-
pirate and significant.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

Who remembers when there was
nothing to discuss but the age Of
Anne?
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

Uncle Sam is well prepared for war
In one respect. He has a big idea to
fight for.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

Unless this one is fought to finish
It will not be long time between
wars.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

Garden protection is an ideal Job for
he junior police.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

Why not tax wrist watches and
pats?
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

A gardener is known by the depth to
which he breaks ground.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

One way not to fight successful
war Is to discourage production.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26
What Are You
Going To Do

to make a few dollars when po-
tato digging and beet harvest are
over? Those cows you have
standing around eating SIS hay
will make you a daily income if
you will milk them and strain the
milk into a can and bring it to
us-that's all-no need to dirty
! a separator, have the cream set
ting around in the way to finally
add more work by making but
ter, scrubbing churns and taking
trade chips for your product
when you can get the cash by
bringing it to the
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26
ROYAL NEIGHBORS

Meet the second and fourth We'd
nesdays of each month. l. o. o. F.
hall, No. so w. Bridge street.
IVA EZELL, Oracle.
ALICE CONKLE. Recorder.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-26

1916
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Tank Wagon Price Advanced

The tank wagon price in the eight
or ten states controlled by the Stand
ard Of Indiana advanced Friday
cent per gallon on gasoline and l
cent on kerosene. The news was most
welcome to the refners in the mid
continent field. II will be possible
for the great number of Independent
reflners TO pay the 30cent advance
In crude and break even. 1t is better
In some respects than a 2-cent ad-
vance In gasoline, as much of the
oil produced in the mid continent
field is not rich in gasoline, but car
fles great amount of kerosene.
The Standard has recently been
buying large quantities Of kerosene
in this market and has boosted the
price l Is cents per gallon so that
the refiner has been expecting an ad-
vance, which came at least two days
earlier than expected.
Tho price has been so low in these
states as to demonstrate plainly that
the Independent refiners in the west
were pelng disseminated against, ana
now that oil is 80 cents per barrel
higher, the new price is not only
Just but was imperatively necessary
that the refiners here might live.
As showing the discrimination. the
following tank wagon prices are
given: Atlanta, 26; Boston, %; Dal-
las, 23; Columbus, "a; New York, "a:
Pittsburgh, 23.4; ST. Louis, 1874; Chi
cago, 20; st. Paul, 20: Detroit, 20;
Omaha, 20; Minneapolis, 20.
the same authority, was at its flood
tide
The OF & Gas Journal has the
following estimate of production. 1t
IL hereby given by months. beginning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25

1t will he seen that the production
now, according to these figures, Is
about the same as in 1915, the diff
be worth mentioning. 1t includes
Caddo, with 27990 barrels; Electra,
with 27,5O0 barrels; Corsicana light
and Thrall, with 1900 barrels; Kan
sas, with $4,000 barrels; oklahoma,
outside of Cushing, Shamrock and
Healdton. 131,S0O barrels; Cushing
and Shamrock, $500 barrels; Heald-
ton. $500 barrels, making a total at
present Of 421,190 barrels.
other statisticians, who are doubt
less as relia BILE as can be found in the
continent field. estimate Kansas
and oklahoma at 345, 900 at the pres
ent time, which, adding the OH IL
Gas Journal figures for Texas and
Louisiana. makes a total of 402,290
barrels for the mid-continent field.
and this is probably as near correct
as it ever will be until the govern
ment takes charge of statistics and
gives us correct data.
Figuring that the independent re
finers are running only 60 per ctnt
of capacity. it is seen that the oil used
daily by them would total 16L, 6oJ
barrels. The Prairie is running lSo,-
600 and is shipping an additional 10
600 barrels each day that must come
from storage.
The Texas is running 34,705 barrels,
the Gulf 20, ,25s barrels, and the Mag
nolia, 33,7S1 barrels; making total
consumption of oil of 391,404 barrels
beside that which is taken from sto,-
age.
II the production in Kansas and
Oklahoma is about 363900 barrels
and this is not far from wrong, the
chances are that there are even more
than the 27,500 barrels being taken
from storage every day in the week
The Frairie acknowledges $4,000 or
ii. and still the oil and Gas Journd'
keeps the total Prairie storage AT 81
600 600, which is considered very high.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25
Hold Annual Meeting.

The directors of the Home Oil Re
inning company and the Katy Refin-
ing company both Of which are To-
Gated at Yale. with general offices
in Tulsa, held its annual meeting
August "a. The officers of the COM
pany who were here were Bendet
Isaacs Of New York. president; l.. w.
Baxter OF Tulsa, vice president. Fat
7. Chew of Sapuipa, secretary; Morris
Hilder of New York, treasurer. and
Capt Alva J. Niles assistant treasurer.
Max Madansky. the well known cloth
ing man Of Tulsa, is a director; a.
Drais of Galiatin,. Mo, who was nef
attending the meeting. The two plants
at Yale are being enlarged and wlit
have "A capacity Of 5000 barrels with
In the next six weeks. They arc now
running about 1900 barrels a day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25
Hugh y. BraVlcy Dead.

Hugh +. Brawley, who formerls
was at tht hDId of the land depart
ment for the Kansas Natural Gas
company with headquarters at lnoe-
pendeuce, Kan, died at his home in
MeadNllle, Pa, Yesterday at 9 a. M
and is to he buried Sunday The news
OF Mr.. Brawley's death, while not un-
expected 10y those who had KEEP,
track Of his condition. during his
long Illness, nevertheless II was Sc
we're shock and will cause heartfelt
sympathy for the family in its great
loss, and profound sorrow. wherever
he was known.
The gentlest of men. he was stll
n magnificent executive and though
busy with many responsibilities az
ways had time for n pleasant woro
and a cheerful greeting for his friends
and acQuaintances He did much 70
raise the standard of citizenship dur
Ing the early davs Of the oil develop
ment in Kansas and oklahoma, by
virtue Of the example he set and has
now gone to better country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25

Both the Texas and Gulf are runnins

Both the Texas and Gulf are runnins
oil from storage and the Magnolia Is
said obe doing likewise, but the fig
ures are only a guess, and no man
mas authority to require accurate re-
ports.
The main item of interest and one
that has been overlooked by every
oId-tmor. Is that the consumption has
grown by leaps and bounds. II wli
continue to grow after the war is
over, because there Will be a demand
far in excess OF war requirements
when peace is once declared.
II is the independent refiner that
has lead the way and is responsible
for the big prices we are getting now
I'm the Continent field. II is no
condition requiring government in
terventlon ana this is the oe particu-
lar thing TO fear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25
\ Long Business Trim.

Edward Soph of the Edward Sopn
company is leaving today for a long
business trip wherein he will extend
his trade many miles across the con-
tinent, and will visit the refineries in
wyoming. California and Canada. Mr..
Soph carries the only line of its kind
in the west, and carries in stock all
the implements bv which the chemist
plies his art He will have a long
and pleasant journey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25
RoNana Remembers Soldiers.

Mnny OF The FORMER employees Oi
the RoXana Petroleum company are
now serving their country as members
of the engineering corps which re-
Gently left Tulsa for Fort Worth,
Texas. II is with pleasure therelur~
that il is hereby recorded that the
bows who STAYED behind are looking
after the welfare OF those who went,
and yesterday they Clipped in s12
for cigarets, which no doubt will be
greatly appreciated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25
Only Statistics AUailable

The only statistics that are avail
able are those published from week
to week by the oil IL Gas Journal,
and these seem to indicate n total
production of little over 421, 900
barrels per day in the mid continent
field. which lacks only $4,000 barrels
of the total amount in May, 1915,
when the Gushing field, according to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25
Oil and Gas
Leases. Supplies Production. Etc

For Sale-l2 y inch 45-pound cas-
ing; 1O-inch 32pound and 35-pound
casing; "a inch 24-pound, 2S-
pound and 32-pounl casing; G IL inch
l7-pound and 20-pound casing; 6-inch
line pipe; 3-l6-inch 13-pound and
lt-pound casing; 2-inch AZ poLnds
tubing; 2-inch line pipe and 1-inch
pipe i'm large quantities and at reason
able prices. oklahoma Pipe company,
post office box 1921, phone 644l,
Tulsa, Okla.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25

Wanted-Small production in shall
low field; also proven acreage pref
erably In central Kansas Minerals
Holding & Development Co, 1900
Mallers building, Chicago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25

Wanted to buy good production
Address Oil Operator. World office
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25

Seven or eight rousta bouts at once
customary wages per hour. See or
write j. A. johnson, superintendent
Sequoyah OIL & Refining Company
Morris, Okla.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25

ing. as no other well has been drilled
below the big gas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25

inc southwest OF the northeast OF
29-li-lJ is making II barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25

Robert A. McBirney. Undertaking
Parlors, Is West Third street. Phone
456. Residence phone 19l.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25

AT SrROUD-The Homer Preston
second test In 6-l5-7 is setting a
llner at 3,l45 feet. This is most
important test. and II deep sand is
encountered il will mean much drill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25

IN GREENWOOD COUNTY, KAN.
The Great Southern well In 2-26-S
is being tuhed and II later report says
that IL will make 300 barrels, which
is up to its first estimate.
CONTINUED on SFX1 PAGE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13

get6an, I'M f9ren 5irFen gu bert5siz
bigen, Sn Der Woutag gta9t bil0e~
ten 1000 Reierpiiten einen &orboa
I'm bag S9lob, bereit es gu Dertb<i,
bigen, tpenu bies n0tbig iein tollts,
uno cine Delegation, an 6eren Spibe
Der ytdrineA&2mmanoeur WtaDroiHl
6aelis fta1b, ma3te benz &0nig Eone
itantiH ibre @uFtpartung, bem iie bic
Yerit6erung CAB, baB bic 4rHlse uHo
bds @oIt trei 5u ibm balten piirben.
slues, mas Der &0nig bdrauf autpors
tete, mar. bab er be 2ei1te erTu9te,
ru5ig gu bIeiben. 9llle 8erfu6e ocn
2lgitutoren, 9emortratipnen gu rers
anitdIten. miBtdngen unb bic 2lrmcss
Offi5iere tiirbigten on, bab re BEN
gefe6I Der Regierung beFoIgen, fi5 on
teineu SempnIfrutionen betbetiiaen
unb bic &tbe aufre6t er9nlten mir
ben.
&gitatoren oerIn9teu MD IN br
Oienftag Ru6t in ben StroBeu orn
atben bic 9eb0Iernng dufsubeben, es
fanben ober teine unruben itatt fro,
ipie es iebt f6etut, tperbcn aud te;ne
itqttfinbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13
Gemti@es lIuterieebppt
Sn Be- 9dbigtem 3uFan6 b E
mad gGbta SponisL sss
broht.

Gabia spanisr, WontaG IL.
Suni. usber Doris, II. Sunt. Sus
fpanii6e SorpsoubOot IL 6" entbedte
friib am Rorgen bas beuti6e lIntsrs
ise6oot IL go, SeTen Raf6insn
Our9 9el6iibfsusr bei4dbtgt lporbeR
tparen. Gs purbe in ben Safen DON
Gdbi3 geIdlsppt uro ieiu Juntens
apparat ipurbe oussinanosr gsnOm'
men, 10 bab bns Boot iid nidt nit
ben i'm Saf.n irtsrnirtsn S6iffeu Der
GntralmG9ts in gerbinbung iesen
lam.
Die Reparatursn IN benz bsutiden
llnterieeboot nebmen tpenieitens 5pei
Gage in anfpruh., man alaubt n6er,
bab bas Boot interuirt perben piro.
Der beutIhe aommaroeur itattste
ndbrenb bss sagss benz Sdfsntom.
manbeur sinsn gsiu4 a6, Der ipdter
ben 9eIuh sripioerts.
Dos SauG5oot in bon 450 Sons
nsn unS bat cine geiabung pon 20
@ann. Gg in nit 3lUsi sOrpebor0hren
periebsu INT nit 3psi S9nslfeuergsz
ihiiben drmirt.
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lopaltitifde 9euerdI feline Sruppen IN
giiritigen pUiittoneu aufgeiteqt botte,
ididte er ein llItimatum an bic 0}eus
terer: er oerlangtc bic Quslieferung
9biIipoffs unb oaB bic 3ruppen bic
t6uen angepieiener pOiittpnen beIeBeu
unb in Der 3uturft Der Regisruug in
lopdler WeiIe biene.
gIls bic Weuterer iu6en, bab lie ums
5ingelt paren, berfu6ten fie gu urs
ter6anoelr, dber i'm Iebter QugenbIid
gaber tie es duf, Wtberftanb gu leiIteu.
9ener1l SttI6erbetftep bru6te Ios
fort feline GeItiise m poiition, mos
rauf bic Rebelen bebingunsslos tupts
tultrteu unb qbtItpoFf unb anbere
duslieferten, bic in einem 2lutomr6tl
ins 9efGngriB gebro6t puroeH. Die
lopolen RsIerDetruppeu, Die Ii6 in
GROCER Gufregung befonoer, ifoFeu
n1tf bus GutompbtI. Der &ommunoeur
fprang ober, mn bos Qebeu Der See
fnngenen gu retten, m bic Wuf6iue,
tporauf bds Seueru eirgeitelt tpuroe.
Sn Regierurggtreiien 1T man bo6s
erfreut, bab Der erIte unbermeiolide
SorfIitt NIT ben uuor6iIheu GIemsus
ten gu 9unften Der Regierung geeHbet
rot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13
Rbnts 3pnffantin BON
0rie@enlan6
6Gt auf @erluusen Der gntentsmd4tc
fir ii4 uno ben &ronpriR3en
Georg ubgebdHtt
uno pirb binnsn Sturgeon Gris4eus
lamb perlanen.
oein 5tpeiter SObn, Der "a Sabre uIt:
prin3 alsyGuber, piro &0ntg
Don G,rie4sRlanD.

4tbsn. II. Slrni.-lleber paris.
Der &oHiS aonftautin bat auf 9ees
Idngen Der GnteutemG9te 81 9uuitea
ieines apeiten Sobne, bes Priu5en
4Iegdnber, dbeeooutt unb er uno her
Hronprina 9eprg perOen Srie4enlGno
Derlafen.
9ur4 bic Gbbuntuns bes a6irisa
errei9t bic GbHornle Gage IN 9ries
3enlalb elm Gnbe, bic babur9 eHi>
itanben mar. baB Der 41nig uuo Iein
Anbang iia bebGrrli9 seDeisert tas
ben, ale JOrberupSeu Der guicute'
md3te gu hetpiaigen. tusbeioroere bic
Gorberung, bab ben 4uiirteu seitlttei
perbe, ibrs Sruppen na9 BeiisbeH
nab pber bur4 Sris4enlano Su
i9iden.
Der greuiier 3aiHris tiinoi5te
pdbrenb oes Sogss bic 46banflirg
bes &0uigs gu Suufeu beg pcir5en
gleranber an uno sr fiigte birBu, ooB
Der 96uis bic Qbii6t babe, auf siue:H
britiiben Sriegsi4iffe SriedeHIano
gu DerIaFen urb ii8 ii6er StaIien rad
Der S9pets gu begeben.
Bring Qlerduber tpirb an 20. Suit
"a Sabre aft. Dag bic Gutente pen
Coup fpobl porbersitet bate, gebt nas
Der Sbdtidfe beropr, bab gleifseit'g
nit Der gtntunft bes franz. Senators
Sonuart, Der ubIolute 9ollmd9t 1dite,
fir bic Gutsnte gu hunbeln. Die Stas
Iiener i'm norblpeitlitben Grie6euiarS.
in Der Rdbe Der al6ouifheu Srsr3s,
bic itratsgiI6 tpidtise Stabt Suniua
beiebter, ipdhteub drbere Gntsr!s4
Srrppen bic Stubt Glafora, i'm nSros
liheu Srieberlano. am 5uBe 0es
Olpup, gelsgen, beisbten.
SeHator Sunnart bate Iofort nud
fsiner qntunft in 9riehenldnb cine
Iange llntsrrsbunu init benz qrenisr
31imig. Gr tbeilte bieIem nit, bab
bic. Gntsnte sr5bere Si9erbeit fir ihr.
SaloHlai i2lrnee tsrlange. iuie aua
bic MISUNDERSTANDING Der Ginigteit in
9rie1enIdnb. Gr dppellirte an ben
Yatriotismus bes premiers 3aimi5
uno sr eriu6te ibn, odfiir gu iorgeu,
OaB bisIe 3ieIs in frieSli4sr Detis ers
ret6t piiroen.
lin Ieinem rGrIu9en- Den 9eniis
eenben Rdhorud Su se6en, tiinoiaie
6err Sonnart gIsi63sitig an, odB Inn
9ruppen sur 9srfiisuus eeiteGt NOR
ben isien, I'm odmit bic &pntroue
ubsr ben Sitbmus BON Sorintb ndsrn
unb bic Sronuug in gltbsn duf-sat
srbaItsn gu tDuneu. 9jeTe Sruppen
purocn am WIoutag geluuoet.
0ie gIbodntune oes Sronpriu3er
Gsorg mar ebenfails bon ben entente
WlGhten our9 ben Senator SpnEart
perlnnat porbsu, neil es betdHnt IL, |
baB tr tart prozoeutidb uno ertI8iez
Ssrer 9esner oes friiberen prem;er3
@sniseIos 1T.
Gs 1T an3unehmen, odb Der neua
90uja @leranber poIlitGnbia I'm GiEs
Hang nit ben MiinI6sn Ser Gntsnte
banbsln piro.
Dor Der Qntiinbiauua Der bon oem
a5uis estroffenen Gntideibung bcttsu
iia nisis lppa!s Gzis1en siiiautTsHs
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g.
ST an allen S&Ia6ifrOnten sinsetre'
ten.
Soipo6l an Der britiifen als aud an
Der fraB0iii4en 5rOnt
Sd6en nur gang unbsbsuienbe @efe6ts
ituttssfunbsn.
Sn ben msiIisn 5dfIsn banbelt .s f5
lin iIsine lls6erfdas unb Grtunois
eungs3iige.
Die artillerie 1T aber nn6 fpis Dor an
allen 6rontsn ATTN.

gerIiu, II. Suni reber 2unbon
Der am Dienitns bon Der oberiter
6eerssleituns per5ffsniIi6te gerid,
iiber bic Greisniiie uuf BEN ariegs.
ltduplab ldutet uie folgt:
rarmssgruppe bes aronprin,en
Rupprsdt: Sn GIdnbern nabm an
abeno bic 2ltiiDitdt Der slrtilerie In
Der RGbe bon gpern unb iiiblid bon
Der OouDe betrd9tli6 gu. qm RaGs
mittag gins britiide Gaballerie gessn
uniere 9inieu 1itlif BON Wefines Dor.
Rur Elm ,lsinsr Reii bdDon tebrte sus
rid SiibIid bon Rsiiinss purbe Der
slnsriff bur9 einen Gsgenansriff abs
eeIhIdgen.
.eebbaftes artiflsriefsusr fanb i'm
artois ftatt. nnnentlit in Der RGbe
BON Gems unb iiioli6 BON Scarpes
3hal. Sn Der Gegenb Don arleur,
5romeIles unb Reupe gapelle fpuroen
britiide ertunoisunss 9lbtbeilunssn
obssIflaasn.
.Irmeearuppe beg beutTfen Grons
prin3en: Die BranSOisn mo9ten am
Mpnins flint @esennusriffs ouf bic
@rGben. bic mir am Sonnide ipeitlif
bon Germ oenommsn. 2lls Qnerifie
tuuroen nit Iebr idtperen @erIuiten
fir ben Ssinb a5a,i6laasn, enttpsber
BON unierer glrtillerie, ober nah 6sfs
.igem 5anbpemenge.
-Pur n6rblit BON 9ailIr unS am
Winter6era tpurbe Sas grtineriefsuer
Gin 3iemiih beftises, ss bausrte a6er
uidt lnnee.
Sn Der 5ftli6sn Champagne purben
fran3oIiift S,tunbiaunas 9l6t6eis
lurasn BEL 5a5ars unb 9auquois a6s
seT6ldgsn.
rau Der SroHt Bee Sersres albredt
NOR nlIts rubiJ.
Ceiilifer arisesihauplob: Pm Der
Dina. BEL Smprsen unb in Der RGhe
ron 9aronopiihi. beionbsrs ober BEL
gisejnnp nnh an Der Rarnpubta Bat
bi. Qiiipiidt Der 5ruppen bsbsutsnb
5uaeHommen.
WnjsbOniife Gront: .3fuiiden bsm
presba Sse uno Der 5itlifsu g5trnS
unb bonn rehten llfer bss Wnrhnr
fSlufes big an rem Dciron S,s fan,
ben lebbdfie 9rt:lisrie1efshie itntt.
Die an gtbsnb bonn srObsn 6nupts
aunrtier erlniiene iutiiere 9etdnRtmas
dung Iautst ipis folst:
.Siibpeitlia Ron Gems pirSsn bris
tif6t anariffs mad beftieem Sonbses
mense dbeefdlae.n."
paris. u. SUM. Die ON Gisns.
tng BON ariegsminiiierium erlafitns
offisisns 9stanutma6uns lnuisi ME
folgt:
.am er6bteR Sbeil Der Jront mar
bic b.ibsrfsiiiss s.rtiitris ipdbrsnb bss
9aats mdbig dltib. gpn lleberflllen
auf bsuti6s grdben In Der Qdbe Der
Butte be MesniI unb IN her Geeenb
BON 5auis Ghspnr&es brc6ten nir
ss9n gsfaroas ;trild. Di ssutI&in.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13
Inter romantii1en
1tmftdmben
g2ur6e stuii9en BEN geuobnern bon
SpafDaetid I'M Gmfaiu5
llnS ben iie terroriiirenben ganoiten
6rieoe geiHoiieu.


CT. g etersourg, iber Qon6ou,
IL. Sarni. - 9mt6iterI Don aaf6aetia
I'M &antafus, bic inter 6em Rdu5er.
tauptmnun a9nteo Sitti 5ebn Sabre
ling oie 9etpobner Der ShGler terro.
riilrten, Roro u1t6 3ooti5Iag ausl6.
ten iuo sS.aaeH ertfiibrten, baben 70.
chen untec rontnrtiiben nritdn6en
cine geriobnningmit ibrcn 0pfern be.
DerfitcliJt. Ra1 Der ReboIltion orga.
ntiirten Die aafbaetier SeI6iDertbeioi.
gltngs- -@eieah,aften iin0 berieieu Dor
hlr5em cine Utnlieunerianlulung naG
Gdlit6iiani ein, In iuelder cine &ossia
gegen Die Hsirber borgei6laaen ipuroe.
Der BeriarEHlIung eridienen
5is su ben 91bnen betDoiinete slbge.
iniSte a6ntebS unb fiinOigten on. 6ai,
lte @iacrs ieteI, 0riebn gu iflieBen.
Die aufbaetter erttgegneten, oaB
@onoiten, ipelf,e bereits bon linen qe.
fcngeit genomTen ipur6en, ben 9ebor.
Cen CUR 8sitraflrng arsgeIieiert mer.
6en ipiirosr. DE 8erfnnuuIurg 6ro6tr,
in elmer aagenleinen 8enpirrltna an
enben, ais pI6BIi1 ipeitere @on6iten
eridienen, Del9e Afme6s Satin, eine
if5ne iuitJe fsrmibor d,riitIif,en 8or.
fabren, estortirten, Die &dNteo in
ssSobre 1918 enttiibrt unS ieitber au
einer binge6enben EheiTba6erin ieine5
Seifnftes genrn6t bntta.
Ges gaitoiten @ei6 fiel Guf TIRE
3irie, peirtc nno beritonS es, Sie Ser.
gen Der erbitterten 8irper 70 al rib.
rem, Sab iofort Grieoe neihloiIen fpur.
be. es nur6e cine steioIution onae.
ncuunen, IN ueld,er es beibt, 6oB Si,
begangencu ausifreihmaen cine Sol.
ge beS 6en.oralifuenoen @nflriies Der
autofratie gepefer ieien. GSs imir6e
Gin aonlmittee ernuult, DeIfes ON ben
nbgeor6ret iutrr6e nit
Ger Yitte, bic idGDeben6e geridtIife
Geriolaliua Der &nl0iten eirsuItenen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13
Wse,tterei i'm ruiFi9ea
Seer
Don lopaleu Srupper unteroridt.
Cine Qn3ubI Restmerter purbeu als
DertblOs uufeel6ff.

st. qetersburG II. Sunt.
Die Sruppen on Der GrOnt, bic 81 Der
proOiiOrii6en Regieruug bultsn, baz
ben tbreu eriten Sieg ii6er bic iGoDa=
len poSifiiten erruugen.
9or Spei 5agen CAB Der 9enernl
S4tf4erbatItetu, Der Sommanbeur
an Der rumdniiten Grout, ben 8efebI
5ur &ufI0iung zines Snfanterie>, zines
ruTtideu unb eines itbtriicber
Sdiben Regiments, bic fir SAM
pfesSpede als psrtblOs befunben NOT
ben puren. 9ret Hegimenter DON elmer
nnbersn 0ipifiou erbieiten 8eFebI,
stne neue 9piition gu be3ie6en, lie pei=
gertea ii9 aber, oies gu tbun. uno Der
General 5efubI oaHn and ibre' @ufl0z
fung. Die Soloaten meuterter. Die
jeHipeu Don siuem dnperen Regimer1t
perbafteten BEN &oumanbeur unb iies
Sen ntbere Sffi5iere. rifTen ibneu tbre
4bSeiben oon ben llntformer uuo
idlugen spei SFfi3iers baIb tobt. Gin
&ommittee Der Solbdteu pon Der gam
sen glrmee berietb nit oem 8enerdlz
itab uub ss puroe barr bsifloher,
in Der susretIcbiten Beife gsaen Die
Weuterer porsuge6en, oeren QUfii6rer
Elm Solodt, Numens 9biliprff mar.
Gs tuurbe elm erergiT9er 8enerdL.
nit Dem &pmmdnbp iiber ynei Dipis
iiunen lppdler &opoaerte, ylpei SdtdiIz
lone Snfantsrie, cine leidbt Butterie,
8ar5er glutrmpbiIe uno sy1uqseu5e
bstrdut, urb nit Der urRrbrititng
Der Rsool.s beaHftrast- gaa4Sem Der