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New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
Financial
AFTERNOON SLUMP
 ARRIVES IN TIME
Market Falls Off After Brief Rise
 in Early Hours

Wall street.-Shippings, tobaccos and various specialties related to the war groups were the strong features at the outset of today's trading, caus ing further short coverings. Oils, fer tilizers and sugars trailed along more moderately, but automobile issues were again under restraint notably General Motors and Maxwell. Steels, coppers and rails were irregular, Bethlehem Steel new. stock reacting a point and U. s. Steel soon forfeiting it's slight gain.
 Heaviness in investment rails, par ticularly Canadian Pacific and Della ware and Hudson, at extreme reces- sions of and 3 points followed the otherwise dull midday session. Inn portant industrials were irregular.
 Closing-Rails and equipments led the list to lower levels in the broad CT selling of the last hour. The clos ing was irregular Liberty bonds were quoted at 99.56 to 99.60. Sales ap- proximated 45O,OO0 shares.
 New York Stock Exchange quota tion furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. w. Eddy.
 Aug 10. 1917
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
NO CONQUEST, CRY 0F ENGLISH LABOR
(Continued from First Pare)

salvation free from interferences from other nations and religions.
 The memorandum condemns the handing back to the universally exe- crated rule of the Turkish government any subject people once free there from,' and proposes that Mesopo- tam1a, Armenia and Arabia be placed under the government of league of nations with the administration in the hands of a commission.
 Abandon African Empire.
 As regards the African colonies and the Desert of Sahara, 1t is declared that those ought not to form the booty for any nations or be exploited by capitalists, but, as it is impossible to leave the inhabitants to settle their own destinies, the interests of hu manity would be best served by a full and frank abandonment by all bel1gerents of any dreams of an Afri- can empire, the transfer of all pres ent colonies in tropical Africa, to- gether with the nominally indepen- dent republic of Liberia, to the pro- posed league of nations and their ad- mlnlstration by an impartial commis- sion under the league authority"
 The memorandum deals also with such subjects as food supplies after the war and the prevention of unem- ployment, and declares emphatically against projects of an economic war after peace. It makes suggestions as regards the restoring of areas de- vastated by war, demands a full in- quiry into alleged acts of cruelty and violence during the war, and calls at tention particularly to the destruction of lives and property by the "inl1uman and ruthless submarine war. It pro- poses the establishment of a court of claims to investigate such cases.
 The reconstitution of the socialist to discuss and deal l with all questions of international inn | portance is declared desirable. Final 1 " it is claimed that an agreement of 1 the warning governments is only pos sible by a free and frank discussion of each others claims and desires Such 8 discussion, the socialists and labor men of all countries are urged to de- J mand.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
SEEK AUTHORS 0F
 ANONYMOUS NOTES
(Continued from First Page.)

ly estimated, approximately thirty per cent of all men to appear arc aliens and take advantage of the fact.
 Additional Acceptances. eXemption: Michael Agnello, 126 High. John Suke, 173 Beaver. B. Terasiewicz, A Gold. c. s. Chagnon, 48 Main. John Jacob, 30 Orange. William H. Deakin. 122 High. Michael Krystop, so Silver. Alex Gut, 169 Grove. Harry w. Miller, 61 Forest. w. Kozlowski, 110 Gold. John Renus, 637 N. Burritt. Arthur M. Papazian, 666 Lincoln. John Stanulevich, Hotel Washing ton.
 w. Stepnoki. "A Orange. Ralph A. Quimby, 32 Grand. John Pustelik, 69 Orange. V. M. Morris, 21 Silver Alex Zebrowski, 1884 Grove. Martin F. Brady, 124 Washington. Peter R. Ella, 355 Arch. George w. Zwick, 26O Washington. w. E. Lange. 112 Glen. Frank McAvay, 65 Lafayette. Jacob Buchowitz, 93 Broad. Julian Ruszcyk, Il Pennington. B.. S. Kozlowski. es Orange. F. DeFelice, 54 Beaver. B. Hanko, 37 Horace. Garwood Smith Tompkins, 134 Columbia.
 s. Pabpainni, 475 Myrtle. Steve Stawsenk. 53 Orange. Stanislaw Dublowski 347 High. Stanislaw SmigeL 194 Broad. Sebay Pabpainne, 475 Myrtle. steve Stawserik, 53 Orange. Frank Iwan, 356 Burritt. Joseph A. Nealon. 161 High. Roscico Flociala, 136 Winter. Joseph Jelleski, 121 Broad. Andrew Piserak, 2S Orange. Joseph May, 99 Grove. Edwin G. Ahlquist, 52 Orange. G. Reggi, 96 Beaver.
 Jan Polinski, 127 Broad. Paul Carrubba, 345 Myrtle. Alex Zebrowski, 164 Grove. William G. Steiner, 106 Glen.
 Failed to Pass Examination. Physical rejections
 Thomas F. Riley, 276 Washington. Samuel E. Jacob, 27 Arch. Frank Darkowslxi, Ill Silver (two weeks)- Bayard M. Crum, 31 Emmons Pl. Burton c. Twining, Hartford. s. Pausczyk, 2S5 High.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10

Thomas s. Anderson no Rockwell Felix Adamovicz, 191 Broad. Edwin l.. Sandberg, 419 Stanley. Antonio Amenta, A Orange. John Seremet, 10 McClintock Pl. D. Rozzi, APO Myrtle.
 Martin Gill, 93 Broad. Alex Gross, 172 High.
 Otis w. Hopkins, Buell.. Antoni Kus, 83 Broad. Albert J. Porter, ITO Black Rock. Delbert Veley, 23 Prospect. Elias c. Argerakis, $40 Main. Joseph Sortoriggio, 73 Beaver. Robert Smith, 1 Prospect. Frank Kardes, 20 Orange. Luca Giattino, 181 Washington. Antonio Chlebowicz, 179 Curtis. Anthony Jakcibiak, 173 Broad. Frank Sczepanik. 266 High. Joseph Chronlo, 121 Beaver. Jos. Misowski, 94 Booth. John Muszynski, IS Broad. Antanas Lesf1auskas, SIS High.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
DOCTOR SEEKS COMMISSION.
Dr. G. HI. Dalton Passes Prelinodnar

Dr.. G. HI. Dalton Passes Prelindnar1
 .... Examinations for Army.
 Dr. George H. Dalton of this cit1 has qualified in his examination fod a commission in the United Statef Army Medical corps, according to adss vices received last night from th1 commanding officer. He is now awaita1 ing call. .fes
 Dr. Dalton is the nlyrahcensed phYs sician in this city whoxWas nuhabered in the first draft. HeShas drawn iji the first 500 and was registered in tf1 second district which begins 'exa1nina-s a-s tions in the Prevocational school nexf week. x
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10

Francis B. Dugan, 39 Washington. Francis 1rzyk, 216 Broad. Ralph Page Stevens, 458 West Main. Paolo Miano, 179 Washington. Abraham Israel, 50 Broad Frederick L. Green, McClintock Rd. Clemens Jeronczuk, 315 Washington Ctwo months).
 Antoni Karpiej, 1o5 Grove (two months).
 Frank Grala. A Orange.
 Paul A. Yanchinsky, 249 Washing ton. Edward Youngquist, Al Main.
 Raphael Maldonis. Beatty.
 John Smolenski, 27 Lyman.
 Adam Kolodziej, 26 Silver.
 Howard F. Sutton, S9 Prospect. Benny Rojcki, 121 Broad.
 Frank Podsiandlo, 191 Broad. Protr Organek, N103 Gold.
 Uric Lenoie. Hotel De Vile. Frank Krupa, 40 North.
 Alexander Konik, IA Grove. Peter Cellonis. 191 High.
 Edward J. Anderson, 94 Griswold. John 1skro, 94 Broad Projected for one month).
 Stephen Cubles, 2s0 Washington. George Harton, 145 Washington. Anthony Dembek, 24 Broad. Paolo Burgio, 16 Beaver. Nathan Noveck, 437 Arch Henry H. Coleman, 470 Arch. Donald Mckay Bell, 5s South High.
 Claims for Exemption. Those claiming exemption because of dependents, etc:
 Isadore Miller, 72 Broad. William Rosochachi 36O North Burritt:
 Andrew Brzuszek, 32 Alden. w. Midlowski, 291 High. Eric H. Olson, IA West Pearl. Oliver H. Nichols, 146 Black Rock. William s. Hudson, 28 Winthrop. Felix Keyko, IS Horace. John Andrulewicz, so Gold. z. Rybczynski, 86 Gold. John P. Mcguire, 5 Fairview. Victor J. Neyfelt, 97 Gold. S. Szumowski, 16s Grove. William Watson House, 63 Harri- son.
 Paul F. Siegrist, 79 Roberts. John Kuczynski
 Edward A. Mccarthy, 194 Black Rock.
 William J. Quigley, 276 Washington. Jacob P. Petroski, 186 Arch. Joseph Gorecki, 1o4 Gold. Fred W. Greene, 204 Washington. K G. Boyajian, 115 Beaver Josef Droz, 72 Smith. S. Kuczynski, 314 Washington. Walter S. Herdlein, 325 South Main. Victor Colon, 69 Grove.
 J. A. Zuilkowski, Al Clinton. Carl T. King, Garden.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10

ative testified on the witness stand that the man in insane. He was put on probation, while his case is being investigated.
 The case of Max Zigmund and Ma than Profkof was continued until next Friday. Two necessary wit nesses failed to show up to testify.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
Mrs. H. Erlich of New York is th8 a eiR Rfo V

Mrs. H. Erlich of New York is th0l guest Of her sister, Mrs. Fred Winklos of Cherry street.
 Miss Mae Warner of Stanley Quar-a ter and aunt. Mrs. J. Toomey, of Att
 lantlc City, are among the guests at the summer home of Miss PearI Gould in Newburyport, Mass. Miss Galla Rice of Atlantic City and Misxj Edith Lee of Boston are also amonxa those present x
 The directors of the Stanley WorkAS held an important meeting this aft
 ernoon. The meeting was in session at press time.
 Buy an Indiana truck-advt
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
Mrs. Adeline Pitney.

Mrs Adeline Pitney, 60 years old, wife of John Pitney of 37 Hartford avenue died at the hospital today after an illness of three days. Be- sides her husband she leaves three sons, John, Edward and Frederick. The funeral will be held at St. Mary 8 church at g o'clock Monday morn ing Burial will be in Rockville.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
Mrs Bridget Dunn,

Mrs. Bridget Dunn, the aged widow of John Dunn. died last night at her home, 75 Spring street following an illness of three years duration. She leaves three daughters and one son. Mrs. Charles Mccarthy of Stanley street, Mrs. John Bratton, Miss Agnes Dunn and William Dunn. The funer- al will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Mary's church. Bur- ial will be in the new catholic ceme- tery
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10

White Flannel and Striped Trousers at cut prices at Besse-Leland's.-
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
R. R. MEN GIVEN INCREASE.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-An increase ofs from II. tc 16 per cent in wages of| ls,oo0 employees Of it's shops was an-
 lounced here today by the Atchison.S Topeka Sante Fe railroad The ad-k vance goes into effect September 1. s
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
DEATHS AND FUNERALS,
Mrs. Sarah B. ROWIey.

Mrs. Sarah B. Rowley, 84 years old
 died this morning at the home of her son, J. c. Rowley in Berlin. She was the widow of David Rowley and an old resident of her native town. She leaves two sons, J. c. Rowley of Ber- lin and Charles E. Rowley of New Britain. The funeral will be held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon from her home. Professor B. E. Nourse of Berlin will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery, Newingt
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
Napolion Bonaparte Remington.

The funeral of Napolion Bonaparte Remington was held at his home at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Earle B. Cross off1ciated. The funeral was largely attended by members of Stanley Post G. A. R. and MT. Rem ington's associates at the Stanley Rule X Level company. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
TOO LAME FOR CLASSIFICATION

TO RENTeThree rooms. modern conveniences. Suitable for family of two. IF Fairview. Tel. 311-3.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18
Dos .Spsnaa Dasbld0sb' iomnen'
tirt Ole f9tpsSif4s uuS ba aras'
ritaHii@e @erFou
llebsr bic lls6rmttiiuus bon SeIe'
araulmeu nod ben Der. GIaatsIl

Gtod5plm II. Sept. Der &C.
s.ntDdrtigs @ufsntbaltsort bon TOlt:
Gron9olm, bsa friibreH fdapebiiter
GeI6Gftstrdgsrs IN Wsrito, iDd4g N
Der aorrfponbens eenount tDirD, mel
cbs bonn Staatsbeportsme1t IN Waib'
inston ber6ffsniiift puroe, unb ber'
sufot9s er pom beutIden 9darottn In
Werito ba5u berubt poroen mar, Sn'
formation an bds psrIiner auspdr'
tis. 9mt su iibsrurittsln, III bsm aus'
pGrtigen @mt IN StOd9oIm niht be-
ianlt. Ro9hsm er I'M Iebten Sessul'
Der abSerufen tporbeu mar, mar sr 5ur
Dispojttion ssFsIt tporberl. Die lr'
ia6e Isirsr albberufuns Durbe ni4t
aneegebeu, uber aus bem Son: Der
3sttlngsna9ri6i.n g.bt besbor. bdB
I.in Riiftritt tsin frsttuilIiser sstDeien
mar. gs ipirS ertIdrt, baB bic f1ipes
bifGe Regisriil,e abfOIut tetns aerrnt'
nib BON BEN DorI4lage babe, bdb
Grpnbplm fir feline ansebli4eu Dten'
itt i'm sebeinen etne bslti9e Gasssi4.
nuns srbalten foIIe.
Die ionierpattpeu 3ettnngen blefben
babel, bdb bas Datum Der a5bsru'
fung unb bic ulit berI.lben ber5unoe'
nsn limItdnbe hinrei6enb fcien, I'm bic
ees.ntpGrties gseisruns bon ieslider
8sruntportliffsit Der ongebIitben
Sdnblungen Grprbctms su srfTdftrn
s5m iibrisen ibsntt bic prsiIe benz
5alle tpenis Bea9hIne.
Stodbolm, IL. Stpt. - Ous
lebte fhrebiihe gommuniqut In Be-
aug auf bic i6ipebifde unb bic ame'
riidniThe @eriion Der llmitdnbe bes
treffenb Die 8eForDtrune bon griefen
nnb Selesrdmmtn fir bic Ssr. Staas
ten hur6 hie I6neoii4e Sefanbtibaft
IN RonItorfinppeI fpirb BON Der StOds
bolmsr greiis I'M aIsemeinen o5Rs
Rpmmsnt1r rtrSffentliht.
Die 6aaptbeIoreuib Der touferoatts
pen Oraane III BE Dirtuna, irsIt1e Die
gnthiinuns.n onf Die @abIsu 3 ben
iptrheH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18
g9enis @ibtises
5at fi4 an ben cerf4iebenu Grontr
bes ariegsfdauplabes sreignst.
an Der fbeitIideR Grout 'fanbsn inssi'
isn mebrere f4arfe 0riIi9e
&fe fatt.
alls GOlse eiinitigtr Ditserunsspsr'
bdItuiiie finb bic btiberisitiesn
Glisser unssiDObHIi4 attn,

/ Berlin, II. Gept. Die bon be
obsriten Seereslsitung ain Di6nias er
laHene offi5ieas geidnntmad dang lau
iet Dis foIgi:
/ .WeItlidsr ariegsItauplab. Tron
bss 2ronprin5en Rupprs9t: glnitis
WitierlngsbsrbdIiniiie batien Elm
SunabRe bss Qrtiltriefeuers an ei
nsm srobsn 9beil Der Grout sur GoL
&c. Sin Glanbsrn Du4s bas 5suel
mehrmals in Der Rdbe Der Fifs uni
in einissn abianittsH 3iDii4en ben
SoutboIit WaIo uno Der 2bs gun
h.ftigftsn ErommsIfsusr an. Di. gri'
| tn madten tsins Snfanterisansrtff,
nnb es ianben nur ..eine 5rtIi9e Ge,
fshts 3iDiibeu ben bsiberfeitis.n 2i'
nisn itait, in bsasn mir einiss Gefan.
gene ma9ten.
.PorO6itIi9 BON arras gineen for.
ie britiI4e GrtunbisuHss gbtbei'
lungen bor uno on sinissn puntten
stlangien fie Bis Dor unIere 9inien, 4,
ipurben bann aber nit uuIern @sgers
angriffen auriidseihlagen.
sau4 bei CT. Quentin bersitsis Der
s5.inb nit heftissm 4rti[erieisuer ben
Weg fir 2lngriffe ieinsr griunbi,
sunesnbtbsilunssn Dor, bic aber iiber'
al 3uriidsei9lagsn purbeH.
rJront bes bsutiden 8ronprir5tn:
Gn Der aisne, namentlit5 norboFli4
pon SOiHons, lpis au9 in Der ghams
payne unb on Der 0srbun Jront fnns
ben lsbbaiie @tfedi. itatf unb Sas
5ener Der beibsuisitistu 4rtilltrie err
riate ipieberboIt sinsn Grab aubsr.
orbentli9sr 6sftisisit. Sn msbrsrsH
GjsfeGtsn ma4tsn pir cine 4nsahI
@sfansene.
,3iuei flug3.use bon einsm feiiIbs
Iifen gsi9,paber, bas an Sonutag
Golmar jipsimnl nit Bomben beleste,
ipurben bon sinem unierer gsT9ipas
Der. bas bic @erfplsuns bes 5einSes
aufun5m. nbeeihcfen. gebtn oislem
berlor Der S5einb 16 I1us5euse.
Die am absnb srlaHene lDsiters Of.
fisieIIs gsianutma9ung laiitst iurs
ipis folst:
.Sn Slnnberi bat am Routus bic
glttiDitGi bsr ariilleri. sugenommsn.
Grans5fifds aritssua4.
ri4tsn.
Darts, IL. Sept. Cine am Mon,
tag pom ariegsminiFsrium srlaFsns
Offi3ieIIs Beinnntmahung tauisi pit
iolsi:
.Wdbrcnb Der RaGt fnribsn bsftise
glrtineri.sefstts iiati. nnmsniIi9 In
Der gsssnb Der GroibmOnt Garm.
iptItlin Don gydcnnue, uno in Der Ge.
ssnb Don Wsfisss.
Rad einem beftisen goubarbes
ment griffen bic Oeutf9en unisre 90.
iiticnen TN BaIb BON 4premsnt an.
Disienis.n ftmbIi4en Mbtb.ilunesu.
Ssnsn G. sefans, in unfere porSeren
Griben sin5ubrinssn, ipuThsn nod
b<itiesa RSmpttu sDtssss sezaais bsss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18
Die Serltner 3ageS 3ei
tugg
Gprbsrt bi Resieruns auf, cine Oe'
itimulte Grtlaruns
l1sber ibre 46ii9tsn nit gesug oil!
geIsieu ab5ugeben.

gerItn II. Sept. lIeber Sonopu.
Die gmbeutide 2asss5eitans. beuhrus
bigt 0ur9 bic forttpabrsno I'M nmIauT
befutDIifen Gerii9ts, OaB 0euti4lanO
bei9loHen babe, gelgien ayriidsuges
ben, fOr6ert bic Regtsruns duf, elne
befttrrurte grtldrung ibsr oielcn
puntt abSussbel. Die 3eitun9 oeS
@roTen BON &eoentlDn uiulmt auf bas
gerii4t ge3ua oaB Die Regierung be-
f3Lofen babe, ben Gepanten nufSIges
BEN, 8elsten benz beutf9eu Rei9 etn'
SuDerIeiben, unb fiist btn5u, baB Elm
iol9er gef4IuB in Gegsnpart bss
Gaiiers bon mabgebe,tbeu &retfeu ee'
faBt iporbeu isiu Ioll. Die 8ettnn9
iugt 6aun:
.Wir tpiirrf9en IN brtngenber Meife
berbor5ubeben. bag etn iol6es baIbs
OffiSieles 2lbleugrIen, 6abinIautero,
bdb psber ein &ronrdtb in StBuHs
eetpeisn isi ober irse1lb eine annere
1bnIi9e &5rpsrI6dft iicb nit Der On.
eeIegeRbeii bef6dfttg babe. nitt gee
niigt. uno nur Sur 8erinebrlstg Der
llnru9e btitragen tpiirbe".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18
bem Grufsn bon 2ug6urg iifJeres Se'

bem @rafsn bon 2ug6urg iifJeres Se'
Ieite aus5uDirteu.
yta9oem Der Wtiuiiter Yueprreorn
bas &u6elgramm bes Or. Dioltno ges
Ieieu, tiinoigte er an, baB rr ii8 pe.s
ssre, bic grtlGrung bes 8arons ron
Dem Bui9ezS zSdbbenbauien alg 5ufties
oeniteleR6s grte6tsung Der @ngelegsns
belt gu at5eptiren, ba es ii9 nur I'M
cine Hiinbli6s grtIGrung zines In,
terftaatssSetretdrs banole. 0us ars
genttnif6e austpdrtige gtmt erpnrte
cine formeQe glpte bon Der beutI9en
Regierung, ebe bic &Ontrooerie els
abgeI9lOfen betra9tet tperoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18
gfeues Semeismatcrtal
Sn ger6tnbung nit bem 2OOe Crn
6rau Wtuube u. Sing beim
Diltritisanip0lt bon JlcO
gOrt eIngeldu1en.

Nep YOrt, II. September. -
Sm Bureau oes DtltritIsan.DaItes Lief
am Utontag in einem regIItrtrteI
griefe ein 2elegramm Elm, Dtl4es ri.
Gage na9 benz 2ooe OOn Jrau Wiauoe
u. Sting, bic in @OncOro, y. s., era
i4ohen aufgefunben purOe, an ,Sa:cb
Jteumun, einen2tnpult in @9Eagp, gc'
idnbt ipDr0en mar, unO in pel4eM
oieier aufgefpr0ert tpurbe, ben 3ets
tungs6eri9teritattern in @bita8o 5u
iagen, baB Der SOo DON Jrau Sing
burn etnen ungliidll4en 3uIaQ 5e2s
6etgefii6rt prrDen lei. 9iIf5 Otitritt5s
unpalt 0oOliug ertIarts, bag oas 1es
legrumm bic AHteri9rift DOu Dtoais
WIelDiH, Der S@pefter BON 6rau SiIg,
auflDeiIe. 2tber es lei nt9t BON ibr,
fonbern BON Scenario, Der i6ren ylas
men beniiste, abgeiunbt lporoen. Scrr
Sop(ilIg lagte, es feien aud ionttgs
fir bic DON Den 9roBgei9pOrenen am
0tenitag gu beginnenoe unteriu9uns
hDdit pi9tige OOfumente etngelaulsn.
GREENSBORO, 70. g., II. Sept.
Ser 8unoesri9ter 8opb erlieb anl
Wt5ntag stHsn gefe6l, unter Dem Ga'
ton 3. Means Derboten tptrb, irQsnO
etipds DOH BEN @igent6um Der 5rat
WeauOs 81 &tng gu perdubern, oas it,b
IN ieirem 9efiB befinoen ioa. Qu9 er'
nunnte er cine Sruits saompasrie BON
aibeDilIe, q. G., Sur WSafeOerpaItes
rim fir bas @igentbum.
Der Ri9ter CAB feline Gntf4et5urJ
auf &erlun9en Der 6rau 4nna 6. Gos
binion, Wautter Der 5rau Sting, cb,
bic ertldrte, oaB fi6 ein 4lutomcml
unb tpertbpous S4ntudiaden utter
Dem giSentbum Der @eritprbensn Ges
finbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18
Cine Nas3ia
@Hrbs nuf bos Sauptquortisr Der
iosiGliI.ifden slrbsitcrpartsi In
Columbus perauiiaI;st.

goInmbus, g., IL. Geptenber
Bon 5ilisp9unbesmari1dllen uno
fidbtiihen 8eamten purbe in be,
9aat bonn Sonntng BEL elmer Ra33iu
ouf bas 6auptquortier Der fo,ialiitis
ittn arbeitsrpnrtei cine Renee pun
9itsratur befbInsnnbmt, bersn MIDI
tieie bic Rnmen ron jiitif9en, Ttans
tindpiid3en, ungaril6en unb nnbertn
auaIanbii6er Srgnniiatoren in bic,
Zen Gtdotsn Sbios entbdlt. Bier
Mdnner, Otto 6rser, 0opio sfpmos.
George Cpsrig unb 6. R. Mnrtlsb.
i6mmtli6 ron golumbus, pslhe IN
Rem epfaI nue,troffsn fpurb.n, nurs
BEN 5pdr nift psrbdfi.t. fis ipsrbsn
ater bis sur Bssnbisuna Der 0ur9s
f&i ssS psPisss ilbsrDa4s EssassL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-18
Gixe RsprgaHifatiDn bes
rmfiiI6en Geeres
SOL Der Grnennilag bes Generals
alIgisff gum DberbeieBiS
baber folser,.
Die aItsR Senerdle fpIIen bur4 nsu.
srfebt. iperbsn.

Waf5tnston, 16. SepienIb<r.
Der erusnnuns Don General alerieff
sum OberbeiebIsbaber Der ruHtj6en
Grmeen pirS cine allsemeine Rsorga'
nfntion ioIgen, bel tpel6er bis altsn
Generdle bur9 neue erfebt tperben
irllen. Cine babingebenbs Mittbei'
lung iii in ben Septi9en entbaIten,
trelds in ber bieiiseu ruiiiiteu Bot.
it,nft DON ct. petersburg am SoHr,s
tag sinIieien. OasA bic GHtfernuHg
ter friiberen gsner6le nerbe bic 3u.
feriiGt ber Gruppen seftdrit unb bic
Gituation raid aufgetldrt.
Iie aornilopsRepolte ffleint obne
glmtpsrsiebsn Doriiber seSangen gu
istn, uno bic ruifif9en BedHtsn IN
Der gunbesbaupiftabt ertldrsn, bag
itrt Resieruns jebt iidrter fei als
5uror. Sic iassn, bab Der DqrfaIl
nieneift permieben porben fDdre,
peun bic gmmifdre &orniloffs in
Ter Gage aeipsisn tpdren, bic Situation
rer Hssierung gu erfIdren; disA
elairft man, bab in Der auspabl Der
gidnner. psl9e aIs 9srmtttlr spis
ften Der Reeieruns unb aorniloff
funeisr.n iolisn, etn Mibsriff o6ipaIs
iets.
Die aofafensgspesuns pirb ni9t
lGngsr ols beunrubigenb angeiebeu,
rsfl.ih iis nod nift poriiber ift. Ges
neral 4Isri.ff bat eine iiranme Diss
siplin sinssfiibrt, unb Der Geiit Der
Srupptn ioa Elm ausse5eihreter fstn.
Die ruFiide Resier1ns III nun In Der
Gage. i.bs Gesen.RtDolrtion su un~
tetbriidsn unb lam bem Seinbe tiiie
aeeirists Jront aegsniiberiteasn.
Die miIiidrifhe Situoticn fcll cine
tsfriebisenbe >feiH unb bic riiiiI4e
2trmet sriiille ibrs gfli6t. 70 pi.ls
9eutffe als nur mSelia an Der ruIs
fifden Front 5u bef9dftisen. 0ies
ipirb in ben DepeIfen babur1 btItds
iiat, hab bic beutifer iebt mehr
Sruppen on Der 5itlihen Jront boben,
als ie subrr. Wdbrenb Der letttn fiinf
Snae foll.n bic RuFen iieten WeiItn
p6rgsbrunsen isin.