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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14
GERMANS EDITING ALLEGED AMERICAN
NEWSPAPERS


~ virsiniaas. ecentiy took occasion
Gxpose a daily newspaper in a
ntAern city. Its utterances were so
k1tofy un-American as TO be fairly
- as anti-American. We have
tailed to receive 1t.
IN found: on investigation. that this
IIparer was printing editorials
knn By q German who had for
n edited German language
KS papsr.
e Milwaukee Journal. a sturdy
oesntattve OF real Americanism In
cf La Follette. has the fol-
na Interesting discussion OF this
lro Of the situation In its terri
xhough most of the tone OF the
Son-languaxe press OF the United
M previously to this countrys en-
~ 1nts the war. was bitterly anti
1cnn. II would be reasonable TO
& thax with the nation now en-
~ " war these German organs, il
SanAly loyal, would be at least
IookIy silent. With few excep-
however. they are just as dis
1ust ~ eager to see a German
NJ. Just az ready to harm and
1Gfafe America. as they ever
The only change is a change
kica. They are pursuing a new
dictated by new conditions
- more subtle. more diplo-
Int this Il not saying that they
~ longer bold faced in their op-
~ America An article pub
IT. another column shows what
- saying and reveals their lack
1ky loyalty, that Is. to Amer
fActs IN connection with con-
ths editorial department OF
eeis GermAn-ianguage paper
Fning and afternoon editions
esy pertinent in this connec-
- two papers are under
Wnership and manasemen.
pnductsd. 20 far ~ posi-
3stn& editorial stan. II i.
= aad that weeks after the
~ = stats Of war about
embsrs Or this STAFF
<,irfssa out 81 twenty-
lla q ms uRIfsz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

| The government has ordered three
and a half million pairs of
shoes for half a million soldiers.--The
Florida Times-union.
| But would the Times-Union man
have the government supply half a
million raen with only half q million
pairs Of socks, for instance?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

Mr.. George Treakle Is spending the
summer at home.-Mathewss eva,
Journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

We wonder II there are any Oh
renents Of capital psanishmens IN
Gasaa<aAa Missouri.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14
Arcdia.

Well, Uncle Ebenezer, what, ar,
you doing now?''
ws-amassy, boss. hits done go
pass dat place wild me. Hit Amt wo
is All doing, but wot is An gwine tut
do" replied Cncle Ebenezer Doolittle
as he yawHed, lighted his piper, ant
proceeded to make himself comfort
able on his rail-fence seat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

Might let the farmers have a chance
at these willing hands. I have four
new model Ford touring cars, with
careful courteous drivers for hire at
reasonable prices.--Exchange adver-
tisement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

Don't Speculate on This Hmch.
Said the sponge to the eel,
AS another U-sub hit the groun'.
I see that steel
Is
coming
down
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14
The Day'. short STORY.

The Days Short Story.
Percy. the city chap, of Murphy's
corner. secured a position on a farm.
He was patriotic and all that.
But he didn't know that a mule had
eyes In his feet,
Funeral announcements later
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

Fish and game both are fsetly thin
ming out in this good country Of ours.
and the law should be so drawn and
frightened as to eliminate the hog
sportsman. but what we really started
out to say Is that there should be no
trouble about the fish. at least, in
Hookcmfair precinct. Mathews county,
Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

'Batted for HarPer In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland ....... .ooo 100 600 oo--1
Washington $3.50. 900 600 00i 00---1
Summary: Left on bases-Cleve-
land, =; Washington, s. Bases on
balls-On Lambeth, 4; OFT Harper. 2.
of Shaw, /. Hit--On Harper, 3 III 8
innings. Struck out-By Lambeth, &:
by Harper. 4. Two-hase hits-f3raney.
Shanks. Sacrifice hits--Graney, Tur-
ner. Crane. Stolen bases-Speaker.
Roth. Double play-Chapman to
O'Neii to Harris. Hit by pitcher-By
Lambeth, / (Rice). Umpires-Owens
and Dineen. Ralk-Harper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

Pretty Soon Now.
who is that ad looking chap owe,
there in the Garner by hirAsAlf2 ~
who refused to buy liberty bonds"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

II you can't night. farm: II you can
farm, buy liberty bond, and II 70,
can't buy liberty bond. see doctor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

There will soon be big crop of
blisters and a hooded used garden
tools markte
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14
wbat, Tync. JAke Thesep

What: Times Like These?
The members of the Mcconnell
Memorial church. Gate City, Va. will
soon debate the question, Resolved.
that the poet has done more for his
country than the warrior.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

For Ladies' Only.
Liberty bonds will never be on tn
bargain counter. Buy EN- today!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

oysters never complain.
The kaiser will never eat a Chrtst-
mas dinner in Paris.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

Is II too much to hope that Elihu
Root received a warm reception In
Siberia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

If ever there comes drought
around here and we are in earnest
need OF rain, we hereby recommend
Mr.. Ernest Rains. of Bohannon, Va.
as official conjurer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

And. stretching the point a little.
will II be out of place for the college
fraternity TO spo4k of the initiated as
"barbarians"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

Shoot the boose at the Germans!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

Totxfs Z. Al sIsxYs il =:
xone out when winning run scored.
IRAN for Schalk in ninth.
zBatted for Danforth in sixth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14

Younr married couples are admon-
ished to refrain from calling each
other Hun as the word doesn't
sound good now.--The Florida Times
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14
Tho Information Bureau.

Tho Information Bureau.
1t is not necessary to lay out q grea
amount of cash for liberty bonds
They may be bought on the weekl.
payment plaza dollar a week TO
each fifty dollar bond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-14


He was patriotic and all that.
But he didn't know that a mule had
eyes In his feet,
Funeral announcements later.
Shoot the boose at the Germans!
Younr married couples are admon-
ished to refrain from calling each
other Hun" as the word doesn't
sound good now.-The Florida Times
Union
And, stretching the point q little.
will it be out OF place for the college
fraternity TO speak of the initiated as
"barbarians'?
Fish and game both are fastly thin
ming out in this good country of ours.
and the law should be SO drawn and
frightened as to eliminate the hog
sportsman. but what we really started
out to say Is that there should be no
trouble about the fish. at least, in
Hookcmfair precinct. Mathews county,
Virginia.
If ever there comes drought
around here and we are in earnest
need OF rain, we hereby recommend
Mr. Ernest Rains, OF Bohannon, Va.
as off1cial conjurer.
Tho Information Bureau.
1t is not necessary to lay out a great
amount of cash for liberty bonds
They may be bought on the weekly
payment plaza dollar q week for
each fifty dollar bond.
oysters never complain.
The kaiser will never eat a Christ
mas dinner in Paris.
Is It too much to hope that Elihu
Siberia
Arcadia
Well Uncle Ebenezer, what. are
you doing now?''
'Laws-amassy, boss. hits done got
pass dat place wild me. Hit amt wot
is All doing, but wot is An gwine tub
do replied Uncle Ebenezer Doolittles
as he yawHed, lighted his piper, and
proceeded to make himself comfort
able on his rail-fence seat
Pretty Soon Now.
who lie that ad looking chap over
there in the Garner by hinAself T." ~
ooh. that is old Bill Squeeze Awad,
who refused to buy liberty bonds"
me government mas OIUGISQ LaTGH
and half million pairs of
shoes for hall a million soldiers--The
Florida Union.
But would the Times-Union man
have the government supply half a
million rnen with only half q million
pairs OF socks, for instance?
Mr. George Treakle Is spending the
summer at Mathews eva.
Journal.
Might let the farmers have a chance
at these willing hands. have four
new model Ford touring cars. with
careful courteous drivers for hire at
reasonable prices.--Exchange adver-
tisement
What: Times Like These?
The members of the McConnelrs
Memorial church. Gate City. Va. will
soon debate the question, Resolved.
that the poet has done more for his
country than the warrior.
There will soon be big crop Of
blisters and hooded used garden
tools markte
n you can't night. farm: II you can't
farm, buy liberty bond, and II you
can't buy a liberty bond. see doctor.
For Ladies' Only.
Liberty bonds will never be on the
bargain counter. Buy 'em today!
----------
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-06-21
MAY ENROLL DEALERS
IN BIG FOOD ARMY

Washington, June 20. - Bakers,
butchers and other members of trades
having to do with food distribution
will be asked to register for service
in the national food army under the
direction of Herbert C. Hoover.
They will be requested to follow
definite instructions to be laid down
by the food administration.
This was revealed at a conference
between Mr.. Hoover and heads of
principal women's organizations
throughout the country in which the
women pledged full support for the
program. About $50 societies were
represented.
Enrolment of the tradesmen will
follow registration of housewives, to
be conducted largely by the women's
organizations under the direction of
the state defense councils and the
women's committee of the Council OF
National Defense.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-06-21
Many SIackers at Duluth,

Duluth, June 20.-Between 200 and
300 men will be arrested in Duluth
within the next ten days for failure
to register and about half of this
number will be arrested this week.
That was the statement made by rep
resentatives of the federal depart
ment of justice.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-06-21
SIM fem COLORS RAISED

Demonstration at Dublin When Pris.
oners Return.
Dublin, June 20.-Several demon
STATIONS were held in connection with
the return to Dublin of the released
Sim Feiners.
Two men climbed the walls of the
ruined postoffice building on which
they tied the Sim Fein flag and amid
great cheering tore down the recruit
ing posters. The police did not inter-
fere until about 2 a. M, when two
demonstrators were arrested and
charged with breaking into the post
office and setting fire to timbers.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-06-21
MURDERED BY THREE MEN
Young Man Killed While Hunting
Brothers SIayers,

st. Louis, June 20.-The murder of
Richard Walsh, shot within a block
of his home three weeks ago, is still
unavenged. His brother, Bryan,
aged twenty-four, after getting hot on
the trail of the slayers, was killed in
a wine room by three unidentified men.
His head was riddled by five bullets.
This killing is the sixteenth of Sc
ries of gang murders here in less than
a year. t..,=
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-06-21
Bible Society Secretary Dies.

Roselle, N. j., June 20-Rev. R. o.
Dwight, seventy-four years old, CORE
spending secretary of the American
Bible society, died at his home here.
DR.. Dwight was born in Constantine
pie, but came to the United States
with his parents when child.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-06-21
WANTS TO BUILD STOCKADE
Registration SIackers May Be Held at
Fort Smelling.

Registration Slackers May Be Held at
Fort Smelling.
st. Paul, June 20.-The Minnesota
public safety commission has asked
permission of T. w. Gregory, United
States attorney general, to erect a
stockade at Fort Smelling in which to
confine the registration slackers.
The message to Attorney General
Gregory advised him that the St. Louis
county Jail is now overcrowded with
draft slackers. More than 200 men
are held and more than 100 addition
al arrests are anticipated.
It was explained by the commission
that the larger number of arrests on
the Mesabi range is due to the large
alien population Of that district.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
Resiernngs' 9rnp$en
Sn ct pettrsburg oaf be m
Bege su iRrer g afsrns
angeeriffen

ct. pstrsburg, %. SuIt. -
als um Sauitug Wlorgsu 5-uppsn
iicb cuf Sen UsdrI9e Su iArer &dierne
an palait Qudi an Der gteipa befaR'
ben. tpurben Sbiifs auT ne lbgegebtn,
ipel6e einen sipan5ig Wttnuteu langen
&autpf I'M 9eTplse battsu. Die S4iife
tdmen ben Der arberen Sette ees
iSlufIes, aus Der Ra6barf3aft Der
90rfe. Spdter tpurhen MaThtnenge.
pebpe anf ben SdalipldB beorbe-t,
ipel9e eiren Sdgei BON GeI6pFen iiber
ben ssluB fdnoten unb bic 4ngrtiFst
gum Stinf9ipeigen brn6ten. Webrere
9abetten, pelbe bic Regisrurtostrups
pen uuterftiisten urb BON wtnterpu,
LAT aus IfuFen, iulIeu pcbrero oes
Samples perfpunbet porbsn fem.
ct. Qstersbure, %. Suli. -
Gin Observation-Disclosures tpelaer ei.
nen @ngriff 1uf Teire RarrTddft, bic
@ef9iibe ud9 oem Souribespalait cs.
tOrtirte, bcThrteb, Iogte am SpnHka9,
bdb bic RoIfaten uutertpegs angchdIs :
ten uHb Hebrere gerionen extpqifuet
bGttsu, b6b aaer nubber burd lens
f6irwngeipebre bes sriten Mof1tnsns
pdfaRi,zfkis Eeaez aui Ee ca
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tartm 5tDet Strtnben. saufenbs oon
4erIOnen besaben fi3 ldngs Der &Gte
ins Greie, als bic brttd9en Glug5tase
sur 8erfnlguHg aufitieseu, in Der
!9offnlHg. &GmPfs in Der 2uft bsob'
a4teu gu tOunen. bic Glug5ellge nsr.
I4paHDen aber baLo i'm RebI.
Sin &orreiponhsnt Der ,yteps 81
tbe Dorlb- telegrapbirt. bub iieben
beuti9e Sdubeu, Dom Deiteu toGa'
meno, ii6er bic &iiits bon giieT floge1,
unb orosre, IN 3utI4surGumeu, b1a
nm 9.45 fpIstsn. Sm Sm5eu purbeu
ungsfGbr 20 TiGf4insn beobo4tet, nts
ale pfeber iibsr bic See btuuusflOaeu.
obne 8om6eu abeetporfeu gu baben.
Die 8urmtnssi4iiHe, bic IN 2on'
bon abgegeben tpurben, DeruricAter
sinise aufregung. Die grobe WaF'
Der gepubne, bic Don bem nettr
arrangement rt5ts tpuBte, glaabte,
bus bentf9e SlueSeuge aoermals Die
neutrality-suspicious. bon SolEopn
burbbro6su 6utten rrtb Bomber urf
bic Stabt abipiirfen. 0us Signcl
beffanb ans bem @bfeueru DON brsi
9pulben IN 3pif9eurGu1ntn DON lo
Getuubeu. @enissr i9Dd4e Setos
natipnsn purben burb bas GbTenern
Der g6rirr oeruriu6t. NIB febr fdrts,
ala lie IN Der 2uft ,rplobirter.
ltngefdbr .tns Gtuube nab bem 9(os
Feuern Der StsraIT9iifTe eri9ieu bic
goltyei tpieber ullf ben StrdBeu NIT
plataten, IN bersn dnsetiiubigt Dnrbe,
bas ulTes pcrbei III.
Gs nrterliegt tGrrr etrgrr 3tDetfeL
bdb Die beutr6en Sfugseltg. bic @6'
fiht batten, 2prrbon uTtstgredeu, benn
in elmer fritbereu @rtiirhigung mar
bic @ep5lterrnu berFtdubigt tporb.H,
buS bic Qlurmsz9putben nur dSdsfsnsrt
nerben tuiirben, tpern bic Waifitdrbes
bprben onfiinbiqter, bdb en- 4ngrtff
duF Qcrbpn berorife6e.
Spdter ipurbe drgetitHbigt, bdB rtu
britiI6es FftraerueF4Doocr NIT etrrt,
cen Der nd6 geleien srrifdtehrerbsn
Whof6tnen in Sumpf gerutbeu fei rlo
etne NGffJtne iiber sSs' Se, tH bsr
R69s Der &iiFs. abseI3ofsH BORDEN
fsi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
aa1 peiter fiibIi4 seheu itst bie
GulfeH snriid-
Da5renS cine beftige G4Ia4t m
n6rhli&eu 91eii Der Graut I'm
0anst iR.
Gebr beftise aaupie ftu5eu ou4 b
Grautrei4,
Mn bsr Grnut bes beiitf4eu &roupriz'
ssu fat.

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bon. 9ie am GonRtas bon Der obers
fen 9eeresIeit,iag erl1Fene offt3ielle
9etnHntna4uns iiber bic Greisniif.
auf bem &riegsi&auplds laitst ME
foIgt:
.Armsegruppe bes GenerGfs B6bms
GrmpIli: Die ON 10. Suit IN OF Ga,
lisien besounrns ges,noffenfipe ift 81
einem grobsn GrfoIs fiir bic beiits
iten uub be init ibnen Derbiiubeten
Mrmeeu aaiseetDo9ien. Der 3ped Der
OffeuRx Der eifieu rufTifdm Nrmes
III Derfebft Srpt bss f4le4ten 3us
itanDes Der gDese bruugen uHiere
Sruppen in ensrgiI1er unb unpibsrs
itsbliter Weife Dor. Sn ipieberbolteu
befperaien admpfeu f&nsen re iiber-
al be frif9 herangebra9ten riifis
iten 5ruppen. Jn Der meitIi9 bon
Sarnopol gelegenen Gssenb 6aben uHs
isre 9ruppen an mebrIeu punttH
bic 8r5e3anp Snrnopol Giienbabn
errti4t. Bel 8r5eeanp fdagi aud bic
4. ruHifdT @rinee unter btm Orrd.
Der gegen beibe siarfen auseeii6t
pirb. gu ipei4eu. Die 3nbl Der Ges
fanssnen, bic semaft ipurben, pis
nutb bic 8euie an RriessmateriaI 1T
sroB. Jn StJierna fisIen nns isbr
erobe 8orrdtbe bon propiant, Wunis
iion unb nnbertn &riessnorrdtben in
bic S6nbe.
.grmesgruppe bes @ensraIs DON
@oprf9: an bsr S6ora nnb Der
Gerpoih finben lsbbafte Artiaeritge.
f.hte itati. Ger n5rbfihe s5Iiisel Der
GGaa9s, bic bier in Der Gntipidelung
beeriffen ift, nirb BON bem Genernl
BON Gi4born befebIist. 3ipif6en
arepo unb Smorson srfFfsn bic Ruis
fen dm Samiiag 4bsnb Had DOrberis
ger iturfer MISUNDERSTANDING nit
ftrrten SruppenmaFen an. Die Gins
ariffe brafeu nit iebr f4ptren 8ers
Iilten fir ben i}sinb on Der 6roui Der
beutfdsn 9ruppen suiammsn. au4
tiner unrubissn Rnhi beadnnsn bort
bic Hdmpfe nm Worssn pon nersn.
Meiier u6rblid, Bis an ben Rarot5s
See. ipit aud spifhen benz grpODinip
Sss unb Diinaburs nimni bas ars
tiIleriefmsr beIidnbis 5u. @isle rufIis
fde Grtunbigunssabibsilunge ipnrs
ben BON unferm 9ruppeh suriifsss
i9lagen.
.4rmsegrippe bts grsber3oss Sos
fepb: Mbeeie1sn BON Isbbaften Mrtilles
ritsefe4teH in ben n5rbIihtn Rarpas
ibsn unb srfOlsrei9tn tIfineren Sps.
ratipnsn sfpiIGsn BEN gafina unD
bem suiitin zbuI bat n nis5ss
Di&ipts sr<iousk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
Giam
9rt Hlrn et6 8eutfaIanb uub DsIisrs
reid ben &ries ertldrt.
limb rtenn 9anpfer BON su1ammers
1900 Souren beI9lognaburt.

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9eutI4Laab uro SeIferrei4 ben &rieg
ertIdrt, pie sine Reuter DepeIds
aus 3anlptot metbet. Die 9epeI4s
fiist 9in5u, bag ale 9euS8en mo
Seiterrei9er bertnftet uab tire Gss
i4Gfte 9toHen ipprben Ieien.
Die 3rieSSertlGrrng TT erlaTen
porben, lin Die 5etlisteit Der inter.
nattonoIen Redte gegen Iutionen ga
oertbeibigen, bic bic grtrptpien Der
Menf9fi9teit imb bic Re9te Der tIei,
uen Rottpnen miba9tsn.A
Der 1itlib bon Wefnrg eeleaene
Tsil StamS fte1t unter Fran3Sff9em
PrOtsttprat; Der fpsftItte E9c:! ii Nc
uttnsa nod uHdbbdneig.
q eger IN 8rpotlpu Dor bssa
2nn9mprbe beDabrt
Repgprt, 81. SUIT. On groots
Inn fpttrbe Elm fpeiftnbii9er Bigger.
fpelter ietne Srnu erf9OB, BON pier'
unb Sfpdn5tg UhlSfoIbaten bor einem
g6bel pon tauienb Perionen, peIhe
sebrobt hatteu. ben 9seeer gu lpn6cn,
eeretet. Der p1bel fDurbe BON ben
WtiIisfnlbaten nit eefdIlten8aponetten
I'M S9ad gebalien bis gboltstiien etn'
truieit, nelde ben Rsger, Der bereits
f9tper rniBbGIlhs4 iDorbsn mar. ieit'
nahm<sa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
mas bts Grau5ofeu sa
melbeu bdbeu.

garis, %. Suli. Cine bonn
Rriessniuiitsrtum dm Sonntag erlaI,
iene gefauntma4uug Iautet ME foIgt:
-Siiblf9 Don Der DIE fanbsn
siemli4 beffise artilsrisgefe4te ftati.
Gin lleberfall auf sinen uuierer 9or'
pofm BEL benz GrsSbOf bon Gan'
bouIs ct. Girmin, tpeiiIi4 bon Ga
Jars, uurbe ,uriideei9lassu.
.2ln Der 2lisne Jront bsl5ob ber
J.inb uuiere Siuien bon Gpine be
gbpregnp bic fiibIi4 bon GorbeHp In
fe5r beftiser Deiis. Das nit ge'
f9lBeu j9pereu aatibets ausgefiihrte
9ombarbsment mar gang befoubrs
beftiser art pd5renS ber Radt on ti'
ner 6trede bon SurtebiIe Bis ON eis
uen 5fIt9 DON Graonne gaegeuen
pantt. Bel 9aseSaubri5 ma9teu bic
Seuti4en an bieisr Gront eineu itar'
Ten Gusriff nit friiaeu Sruppen.
3piIhen 5urteb5e irrb BEN 4aiss
matten plateau brad Der Qugrtff
sufGmmen, .b. Der Seinb unisrs ais
nisn errei6te. uniere 4rtinerie trieb
erpbs fsinbli6e Sruppeu.5rper jiibs
li3 BON Der 4ilette anseinauber uno
5ra9ts ibnen f9psrs 8srlufte BEL.
Weitsr 5fIi9 fdlugen unfere SruppeI
einen Qngriff dui bas gdliforNie pIas
ttau ab. Die 4rtilleristdmpfs nabmeu
IN Der gun5eu 0sseuS 9ans bebeHtenS
an Seftisteit su.
.aluf beiben Maasufsrn, an Der
@erbun Sront, betunbete Der geiHb
ipdbreHb Der Radt Ishr srobs 9ttttDi'
tat. 2e6bafte ArtiIlerissefe9te fanben
in Der gesenb bon aDoeourt unb ge.
sonpaur unb BET ct. Uii6isl itott.
se0rbli9 Don 1esonpaur sriffeu- bic
Seutiden an sfpei puntten an. Rad
beftissm aampf tDurben Iie mieber
gang aug setpihen poiitionsn bertriss
Ben, in bic iie einebrungen ipdreu.
aluf ben Soben an Der Raas. In Der
Ribe beS Douotot. unb bes Bitter
palbes purbsn spsi fsinhli4e an'
sriffs absei4lassn.
.Sm Dbersgifab ma6tsn bio
Deuti6sn sinsn ansriff oftlit bon
3epoib. Sic lieBea einise Sdaasene
m unIeren 5duben suriid.
Cine lpeitsre am 9lbenb erfdHens
9stanutmaauHs lauttt mie foIst:
Die slrtilleriei9laat bausri IN Der
@essnb bon 9urtebiis uno Graonns
NIT gang auBsrOrbentIi4er 9eftistsit
an. lIniers geoba6tsr melben, baB
fs5r piele beuti4s BattsrieH in Ut
tion iinb.
.Oas 9um5arbsment Der 9etitiGeH
III bauptiddIi9 ssgsn bas aGiemats
tsns unb bas California platsnu s.s
ri6tet. Dieie ppiiiioneu fpurben ipGs
ter Don iebr iiarfen osutf4en 3olous
nsn aBsssriffen. lluiere Sruppen bieIs
ten ben 4nsriifen nit beDuHberunsss
lpiirSiser sapfsrisit ftaab. unb iie
maftsn silergiitt 3eeendn9riffe.
Der 1einb. Der mebrmols BON Ras
ieinatien Ylaitau 5uriidgei4lnsen
plIroe, sriitt enorme @erluifs.
gluf bem California plateau sss
lang es ben Dsutifeu. nadbem iis
ipieberbolt ;uriifseI6lageH iporben
ipdr.n, ii9 ON Rntmittne In iHiersn
borSsren 2inisn feF5uIsben; bic adms
pfc iinb bert nod init GROCER 9eitiss
tsit I'm Gangs.
-WOm iibrisen 5beii btr 5rput III
nid,ts Wiatiees 5u mslosn. ausges
nommen. baB in Der Champagne ON
iinttn Maasufsr lebbafts artilIetiss
.asiiGts In Gaaat lnAs