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Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
FOREIGN.

The German retreat continues un-
abated, with the allies everywhere in
hot pursuit
Lord Justice Thomas Francis Mo
lony has been appointed lord chief
justice of Ireland
President Poincare gave a luncheon
in Paris in honor Of Herbert C..
Hoover. the American food adminis-
traitor.
The flour ration in Germany again
will be raised to 200 grams on Aug.
10, according to dispatch from Ber-
lin. The first meatless week also will
begin Aug. 10.
King Alfonso is reported to have in
Wit ed the family of the late emperor
of Russia to come to Spain to remain
until the end of the war, occupying
one Of the royal palaces.
Admiral Won Holtzendorff, chief of
the German admiralty staff, has been
retired for reasons of health, accord
ing TO an announcement by the semi
official Wolff bureau of Berlin. Ad-
miral Reinhart Scherr. commander of
the battle fleet, has been designatd TO
succeed Admiral Won Holtzendorff
Friday splendid success is but a
link in the chain of victories since
General Foch launched his counter Of
fensive on July IS. Rarely III war has
a plan been followed out with such
clockwork regularity, and military
opinion in Paris is lost in admiration
of the splendid genius which conceived
it and of the mastery way in which
it is being carried out
Communications have been received
at Berne by the Red Cross from ten
American aviators who were taken
prisoner during recent aerial raids by
American squadrons on towns along
the Rhine river. All the aviators are
in excellent health. They have been
interned at Baden and Aastate. The
names of the pilots and the details Of
their capture have been forwarded to
Washington.
Andrew Bonar Law, government
spokesman in the house of commons,
stated in the lower house that Ger
man submarines were being sunk at
a far greater rate than heretofore.
In asking for vote of credit Of
700,000,000 pounds in the house Of
commons, Andrew Bonar Law, the
chancellor of the exchequer, said that
the largeness of the amount was not
dut to increased expenditures but to
the fact that parliamep. was about to
adjourn.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
WASHINGTON.

Organization of a corporation under
President Wilson's control to buy and
sell metals and minerals was discussed
at a meeting of the senate mines
committee.
Austrian workmen, dying of starva-
ton, official dispatches received In
Washington say. recently sent dele
gates to a convention in Vienna. All
the delegates. the dispatch says, de-
clared that in certain provinces the
population was dying Of hunger. The
death rate is enormous and epidemics
were raging throughout the country.
Delegate Schawel, from Moravia,
warned that there was absolutely no
coal for the coming winter.
The prohibition against vice in the
vicinity of military camps, stations,
posts and cantonments, and all dis
tricts under naval jurisdiction will ap-
ply hereafter to all territory within a
radius of ten miles from army camps
and naval districts, under orders is
sued by Secretaries Baker and Dan
iels.
President Wilson has let 1t be
known to members Of the house ways
and means committee, which is franz
ing the new eight-billion-dollar reve-
nue. bill. that he 10 interested in q
ieavy tax on war profits.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
THE LATEST IMPORTANT DIS
PATCHES PUT INTO SHORT,
CRISP PARAGRAPHS.
STORY OF The week
SHOWING THE PROGRESS OF
EVENTS IN OUR OWN AND
FOREIGN LANDS.
Western Newspaper Union news service.
ABOUT THE WAR.

British casualties during July to-
tailed G7,291. This compares with to-
tai casualties reported in June of 14i,
147.
Eight hundred and forty-four enemy
Reroplanes were brought down by the
allies during July, while 1926 allied ma
chimes were lost during the same pc
riod.
There again has been considerable
activity on the Italian mountain front,
where at several points the Italians
have attacked and defeated the Aus
trians.
In the Rheims region, in addition to
Thillois. the village of Ville-en-Tarde-
nois Friday was in allied hands and
the French on the heels of the Ger
mans, two and half miles north OF
the Dormans- Rheims high road, over
front of nearly four miles.
Friday nights official report from
Paris carried the most startling mes
sage in several days. scissors. the
key Of the German right flank in the
whole Aisne- Marine position, was again
in French hands. At the same time
the brief announcement that Thillois,
west of Rheims, had been taken,
shows that the jaws of the great trap
created by General Foch had begun
to close.
The complete success of the allies
Is indicated by confidential message
reaching General March, chief of staff
In Washington, from an officer who,
at the time of writing, had just re-
turned from Fere-en-Tardenois. This
officer reported that it was seemingly
impossible for any army to gather the
number of guns and shells that were
abandoned by the Germans in their
retirement. The message added that
the Germans had been driven back
without time to bury their dead, and
the German bodies lay so thickly it
was impossible to advance without
walking over them.
Allied troops in the Aisne Marnc
salient reaped "the full fruits of vic
tory on Saturday, when the enemy.
who met his second great defeat on
the Marine, was driven in confusion
beyond the line of the Vesle," Gen
eral Pershing reported in his COM
munique. American troops alone have
captured S,400 prisoners and 1873 guns.
The town of Fismes was taken by the
American troops, supported by the
French. Southeast of Amiens, on the
old Montddier sector, the Germans
have fallen back across the Avre river
over wide front, while northeast of
Amiens. in the region of Albert, sim
liar retrograde movement has been
made across the Ancre. All through
the salient towns are still ablaze be-
hind the retreating Germans, and even
cornfields have been set afire in Or
der to prevent the allied troops from
garnering the ripened crop.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
GoshI

GoSnI
Old Lady-Tut, tutl Do you know
what becomes Of little boys who tell
hbs1
Willie Hibrow (aged hve)-Oh, that
is an optional matter with the boys
parents. Some are foolishly threat
ened with eternal damnation; corporal
punishment Is inflicted on some; 9TH
ers are incarcerated for short periods
Of time in cellars, sheds and closets OF
are Inundated by being put prema-
turely to bed. Others are subjected to
a course Of light mental gymnastics
containing a smattering child psychol-
ogy, psychopathy, psychomancy, often
times with an element Of alectryo-
NANCY or dactyliomancy. After all, the
question 10 one Of belief In or
against a personal devil. Personally,
T.
(But the good old lady was gasping
for breath.)
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
GEN ERAL.

Cadet s. W. Rodgers of Brookline.
cident at Chanute field at Cham.
paign, ILL.,
1t was reported in Paris that Herb
ert Hoover, American food administra.
tor, and his party had a narrow escape
in a German air raid on Boulogne
when a bomb blew in the windows OF
their private car.
The crew of nine men from lumber
laden four-masted schooner were land.
ed at Grand Manan, N. B. The men
reported that their vessel was sunk
by submarine while between Triar
Island and Gran Manan.
Cotton advanced between Sc and 81
bale in the market at New York
Aug. 3, attributed to favorable war
news, unfavorable weather advices in
the southwest and indications of in.
creased consumption of American cot.
ton abroad.
Draft ages of from 1S to 45 years
was recommended to Congress in the
bill embodying the War Departments
new man-power program, introduced in
both houses of Congress. Official
statements by the American and jap
anese governments. made public in
Washington. announced that the plans
for extending military aid to Russia
in Siberia will be undertaken by the
United States and Japan alone, with
the other co-belligerents assenting in
principle: -
Two city policemn were shot, one
perhaps fatally, one payroll bandit
killed or fatally wounded and two
other bandits injured in a gun fight
at Cleveland, Ohio, following the theft
of $22,S64, the payroll of the H. J.
Walker Company airplane plant The
money was all recovered when the
bandits car was wrecked in its flight.
A motion was filed at Santa Fe, N.
NJ, by counsel for Elbert W. Blancett
sentenced to hang Aug. is for the MUIR
der of Clyde Armour, asking a rehear-
ing by the Supreme Court No new
grounds were adduced.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
HOSPITAL ship SUNK
right and $50 Survivors Land
Tanker Sunk by Submarine.

A British Port.-The torpedoing
early Monday morning Of the British
ship Warilda was one of the most har-
rowing disasters in the history Of sub
marine warfare. The number of dead
10 variously estimated from los to 12O
and upward, and includes several
women nurses. The ship carried 900
sick and wounded. Among them were
seven -Americans-two officers and
five enlisted men, all of whom have
been accounted for.
Washington. German submarines
now are operating at two widely sepa-
rated points along the Atlantic sea-
board-one in the important sea lane
off the Virginia coast, where the
American tank steamer o. B. Jennings
was sunk Sunday, and the other in
Canadian waters, where fishing
smacks and other unimportant craft
have been destroyed.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
DRIVE GERMANS ACROSS AisN3
AND CAPTURE HAMEL AND
DERNANcoURT.
FOE LOSSES ENORMOUS
YANKEES COVER SELVES WITH
GLORY IN HAND-To-HAND
FIGHTING At FISHES.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Paris, Aug. 6.-Pursuit of the Gee.
mans continues and only few of the
enemy troops remain south of the
Vesle, says the Havas Agency Mon
day. French patrols have crossed
the Yesle at Bazoches and at JON
ohery. Allied troops hold the entire
southern bank of the Vesle near
Rheims. Stubborn resistance was
made by Prussian and Bavarian
guards between Muizon and Cham
pigny, but they were forced back, suf-
fering heavy losses.
The Americans covered themselves
with glory in the hand-to-hand fight
ing in the streets of Fismes Sunday,
when they captured that German base.
The fighting is said to have been the
bitterest Of the whole war, the Prus-
sian guards asking no quarter and be-
ing bayoneted or dubbed to death as
they stood by their machine guns.
The Germans succeeded only at q
great cost in getting behind the Aisne
from scissors to Conde-sur-Aisne.
They also lost heavily along the Vesle
from the Aisne to Rheims The sup
plies taken by the allies Is only .
small part of what the enemy was
obliged to abandon. The entire coun-
try along the battle front has been
lighted up nightly by immense fires
consuming war material.
The French, who have gained foot
ing north of the Aisne at scissors.
and have occupied ST. Waast, menace
seriously the flank of the retreating
forces.
The Germans now are imposing
strong opposition to the further ad-
vance of the allied troops along the
Ves!e river from the east of Scissors
t" the region west of Rheims. Mean
time the main bodies of the enemy
army continue to make their way
toward the Aisne, to the north Of
which stream they hope somewhere to
reach haven of safety from the per-
sistent onslaught of the allied troops
which in less than three weeks have
all but blotted out the Soissons-
Rheims salient.
1t is not expected that the Germans
will face their enemies south of the
Aisne. The hill region to the north of
the Aisne-probably the old Chemin
des Danes battle fronts considered
the more probable sector on which
the crown prince will elect.
From MesnilSt. Georges, west Of
Montdidier to Breaches, the Germans
are retiring across the Avre. Their
retrograde movement already has av-
eraged two miles on a seven-mile
front. The French hold Breaches.
have penetrated into Hargicourt and
are on the outskirts Of Courtemarchs.
The allies now control the heights
west of the Ancre and Avre rivers.
Military experts have called the Avre
the path to Amiens and the enemy
positions on the west bank were very
important, If the drive for Amiens was
to be continued.
Great quantities of guns and am
munition have been taken by the
French, American and British troops
south of the Vesle.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08

my housework. My baby when seven
months old weighed 19 pounds and feel
better than I have for . long time.
never had any medicine do me %
much good. .''-Mrs. PEARL MoNYHAN.
Mitchell, Ind.
Good health during maternity Is .
most important factor to both mother
and child, and many letters have been
received by tho Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, telling OF
health restored during this trying period
by the use Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegs.
table Compound.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
Court HaIts wreekIne Of Midland.

Court HaIes Wreekino OF Midland.
Denver.-Owners of the Colorado
Midland railroad will not be allowed
to tear up the tracks and junk the
road, as authorised in an order by Dis
trict Judge John w. Sheafor of Colo
RADIO Springs. The Supreme Court
granted the application of the COM
plainants In the Midland junking case
. stay Of execution pending hearing
Of the case. and the owners are
sstoppsd from tearing up the tracks.
but the order does not restore service
ea the road.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
watch Your skin Improve.

Watch Your Skin Improve.
On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash
of Ointment in five minutes with Gu
tcura Soap and hot water. For free
sample address "Cuticura, Dept Z,
Boston," At druggists and BY man.
Soap Is, Ointment 25 and bO.-Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
In NowIse Playful.

In NowIse Playful.
II understand you have quit play
ing poiitics~
IT never played politics." replied
Senator Sorghum. "When went into
campaign I never left the other fell
low enough Of a chance to warrant
calling it any. kind Of a game"
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08

When a girl gets hold Of a young
mans heart strings she proceeds to de
them in q beau knot.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08

Some people seem to think that loud
talk makes a sound argument.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08

curing ne time I
va. lookingforwarH
20 the coming of my
little ono that l am
Recommending 1t to
other expec c tant
mothers. Be fore
taking 1t, somedau
I suffered with neu
ralgia 20 badly thai
] thought I could
not live, but after
taking three bottles
Of Lydia E. Pink.
hams v Vegetabls
Compound l was en-.
tirely relieved Of
neuralgia, l had
gained In strength
and was able to 20
around and do al
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08

True happiness consists in gettinA
something you wanted but didn't e1-
pect. H'
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
MOTHERS
TO Be
Should Read Mrs. Monyhan's
Letter Published BY :
Her Permission.

Mitchell, IndL-"Lydia E. Pinkb,n,.
Vegetable Compound helped me somncS
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
Like Rice Flour.
Willie-What's substitute, dad1
Crabshaw-Anything that costs
more than, the real article.-Lfe.

Smile on wash day. That's when you US
Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes whittier than
mow. All srocers. Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
WHO Is
TO
BLAME

sansy saa yes% sss pats. m.z s1ss rs
ceive a sample size by Parcel Post, also
pamphlet telling about it. Address Dr.;
enclose ten cents, also mention this paper.
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08
XIII All Flies! "ts' tS'..::i .:sE''

flaosd anyWhsre, OaI0y Fly Killer astlsca and I'm
eli nisa Neat clean, ornsm4tal and cheap
- s: ]: e; !; ;= 4
- .... = ss:sssss ss:.s.s. & DO:
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08

Women ~ we'll as mSn
are made miserable Dy
kidney and bladder trou.
BILE. Thousands recon-
mend DR.. Kiln er's
swamp-Root. the great
Cheyenne record., 1918-08-08


opened at Colorado Springs with about
200 doctors attending from Colorado.
Wyoming, New Mexico. Utah, Idaho
and Nebraska. ....-.
A complete alibi was given by
George Pelton Of Wheatridge at his
hearing at Littleton on the charge of
attacking with a hatchet John W.
Ibbs, Denver barber, at his ranch home
near Littleton.
It is stated at Greeley that $250,0OO
is conservative estimate of the dam
age which hail done to wheat and
bean crops in Weld county during the
past two weeks.
The Spanish Trails Highway asso-
citation convention meeting in Du-
range was attended by large delega-
tions from towns all along the route
of the proposed new hard-surfaced
highway.
The judicial convention Of the
Eighth district, comprising Weld, Lari-
mer and Jackson counties, designated
Judge George H. Bradfield of Greeley
and John H. Simpson of Loveland as
Republican candidates for the nomi-
nation for the Eighth judicial Circuit
Court.
Claude Bfbbe. age Is years, of Pu
eblo. died in a Rocky Ford hospital
following an automobile accident that
occurred between that city and Man
xanola, when the auto truck in which
he and three young ladies were going
to Rocky Ford went into . ditch.
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Summer 1911


oralttid, aber lpabrl Ser leere Maluu
unter Den ibDellenoen Stton1ancu
oieier Miltbiitten miro t,ienals aerei-
.n1gt. Dort leben, lieber nnb aeb1re,t
ole @asen; bort erblifen Milliar6en
BON Sebemefen 6as 2ibt ber Welt uno
finoen Die emige 9ube; bort tralu,e,r
g1uionen BON unee5iefer oes &c.
bens ieligen Iraunt. llno nad,ts
111oribieren fie auf, aabIreiher aIs
Die Streiter Sai,beribs, nllo peiniaeu
ibren @rbfeino, ben Meniden, bss
gum @nbniinn. 9ie SrientaIen MI
len iid taalib einige Minl,ten Nubp
gu peridaffen. Die 0lnoen, tueIde als
GerDiette liitb 8roo oienen, merbcn
in groBen, in oie groe gegrabenen
Sopfen bereitet; iobalo iie gar fins,
ertfleioen iib ale MitgIie0er obne
llnteri6ie6 oes slIters llno @eidlef,ts
nno idiitteln ibre &IeioungsItiifc
ilber ben Sopf, iooaB oas bet1ubte
llnge5iefer bineinfdllt, fniiterno per-
brennt, I'm in &oblenform in Dem
1adlttaeigen 6laoen seseIien 5u lper-
ben. sSrancis GodeI
9topelnbcr, 1918.
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yiiber pom aanfuins.
Die grmenier.

gSie oft ba6en mir ilid)t, namert.
li1 mabreno Der ariegs5eit, bon ,,slr-
meniiben @reueln" geleIen; iino alle
ytdhrihten mahten oen ginorud,,
als oh Die Siirfen ans religioiem ;sa-
natismus Die strmenier perfolaten.
- Sll Wo5rbeit perbalt i'll; Sic Sa=
6e aber anoers Die slrtnenier Id,ci-
ben iih IN 5fpei HeIigionsiesten, bie
Ortboooren nnO aatboIii1- -Slrrenier,
llno ieit Dem slbfall oe~ 2cstcren bon
Der Mntterfirde tpureen lie itnbarm-
her5ia pon oen Srt1ooo1s.l rcrInIat
S;cic iteilen lie bel oen tiiifiihen DC.
BORDEN oils Serrdter oar, Die es NIT
Den Seinhen Ser Siirfei baltel, aa-
.ncntlid, nit ben Huiet mos iccer
ssahrfeit ertbebrt, benz Ser 9lrirt-
nier ill galBen 6efiirnme :. Iidl menig
Inn Bolitif nur menige rei1e Sr,
tbooore befleioeten Aenter in aon-
itantinopel, lit ibnen aber i6led)t be.
fomntelL mie ein5elne @rabinihriiten
auf Dem 5rieobof in Stanlbul beipci-
len. Sier ruben Die iterbli6en lie
berreIte BON Grganpan greti1, Ban.
fier Der Soben Yforte. Seine Eu.
geltoen iparen ltrnbleno mie @olo:
ieine Wiilotatigfeit fano feline @ren,
6en unb fem @ort mar unperleblit,.
Gr uerabidieoete iid) BON ieillen Sc.
trenen llno 2ieben am T. sSllli 1895,
pertraneno nuf @ottes @naoe llno sic
Sanb iegneno, ole ibm oos Haraoies
eri6loB. 0o oariiber oas 9ilo eincs
Gntbaltpteten bargeitellt lit, mfrs
man begreifen mie menig oieie Be
foroerung in Die Serrlidbfeiten oe2
Senieits no6 Dem @eidmade oes
9ingerihteten getueien iein mag. 9lnf
DER &ubeltdtte zines geipiIicn 9(3nia.
parian (6rieobof Eera) lit oas 9ilo
eine5 8ebdngten angebrodt, nit Ser
i6onen llnteri6rift; n@ngel itreftct
na6 ibm Die S1noe, olS ser failerli-
d)e 8iIle feline 6unftionen (als 0i-
reftor or 0tiin5e) fir beenOet er-
flarte. = 8eim geilitdr finoet man
ben glrmellier aud niht, ser General
2oris ptelifoff lit cine Ausnabme i'm
tiirfiid-ruiiiiden ariege 1878. Sa
Der 2eibgaroe oes G3aren, Die gum
groBten Seil aus Dem aaufaIus ge-
Itellt tuitroe. Daren aud feline arnle.
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SnIamb.

s. 6. Sarroo bon Columbus,
Sbio, Der oen slbi6lub ocs @affen-
ltillltanoes 0llrcb oas 2osfnaaen Ell
nes Gepolpers feierte, iagte in feifenr
entbuliasnnls ieiner .@ottin einen
ShlB in Den ltnterleib. Oie ssrat
Itarb eittige Minuten ipater an Sen
Solgen Der i6refli6en 8ermunouna.
@ln ans ettDa 100 2ellten BE.
ltebenoer Mob bolte oen III Sbeffielo.
slla.. Derbafteten gieger @ia giro
am Sonittag abeno aus Dem @e-
fangnis uno bing oen Mann on oeit
ltfern oes Senneliee 5Iuiles auf.
Ser Shmar5e itano i'm 0erood)t, IN
@emeinidaft nit 5ipei ieiner Nalie-
genoiIen ben Holi5iiten @rabam pom
Sbeffielo erIdoIIen au baben. Gen
beioen anoern geegern ltebt, penn er=
fpiid]t, oasielbe VSbifiaI Dor.
Oie Staot Retp yorf mar ON
Wontag nab Dem gintreffen scr
Meloung bon Dem MbidluB oes @ai-
fenltidltan0es anBer @ano mno gano
geraten llno Der ssubeI Ser 6 Wfillio-
men Weniden nnbn ben ganSen Saa
iiber fein @noe. Sim 9lbeno maren
Die 3aIier nllo audi Die meilten &c.
mobner illuminiert.
Sci Der 8affeilltialtanosfe;er
IN Gbicago mur0en liebeil YerIonen
getotet lrno fiinfnno5marl5ig perlctt
Jait iannltlibe llnfdI[e tuuroen ourd,
Dabniiirl1iees Mbfeliern BON Hepoi-
bern ltno toaes gIutomobilfnbren per-
lIriaht.
gei Der 8affenltids= Jeier in
ganoB, elmer fleinen Gtaot I'M
Sfaate Sflabomn, iiberfubr H. u.
SaDs ben 10i1brigen Sobn BON S.
9. GeaI NIT ieinem g(utomobiI. Ser
&nabe uerfbieo einige gliigenblide
Ipater, iDorallf 9aps nah 9auie fnbr
nno burh ginnebmen zines ltarfen
@iftes ieirem 2eben ebenfaIls ein
grlbe nladte.
- Sn perI6ieoencn Srten 0e5
Sanoes ioll es 81 Streifen Der Giiea-
babn Selegrapbilten gefonilnen Ieiu.
Der General Giienbabnoireftor DC
slooo bat iid ilrfolgeoeiIen peranlaBt
geIeben, cine @arlllng 81 erlalIeu
ino Die 9eamten oarauf alfinerflaH
81 MAIDEN, oaB lie Jest i'm 9iellite
Der Gegieruns iteben, oeren slnsc-
itellte iidb, ioipeit man 5uriifoeilfen
fonnte, nod ME an eiitent Streif be-
teiligt batten. Mcslooo bat neripro-
6en, Die ltriohen oes glusItanoes,
lpelde ballptiddlidl in boberen 2obn.
alipriiden sipfelu, 5u priifeu uns
bis gum naditen 9onneritag 5u erie
0iaen.
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st6lm, giien, Milbeim, MAIDEN nnS
anSere StaSte finb in ben Sanben Der
Nebolutiunire, 8iel, Wilbelms6afen
nnb anbere 9Gfen in Sen 6Gnben Der
renoluttunaren Tlpttem- -WanniAaften.
Die @aruHumen in 9peberik unb
Botsbam iollen in Sen pGnhen Ser
nreuternaeu Gol6atenmannidaften
ieia. Sn Berlin ipIIem miISe aampfe
TN Gauge iein. MnA in Der poIuiidjen
9aaptifaht @aridan ioa idjarf aes
fdaipft tuerben. 4nd) bas 9rufber=
sogtfnt 6efien but iid fir cine Mepm-
biif erflart.
Der friibere bentide GtaatsIefre=
tar Or. Golf ioa bic 9nfmerfiamfeit
nnieres BraFbenten amf sic fiirMter=
fiden 3uitanbe in 0ent1dlanb ae-
ridtet baben.
Die Ginbernfnms bon 100000
Manm fir ben 80. Nopem6er lit mi
Aerrufen.
Der Eraiibent nnb ieien 5rau iunr-
Den, ais tie Montag nadmittaa nah
reno Der Siegesfeier in @aibimatou
o'e EenmIglna1iu 9lpenne eutlena
fnbren, nit geseiiternns besriiht.
Die neneiten @erlmitliiten nenmen
fplaenoe Seraner. Major 8enian,in
4. Wright aus Sryan, Gbwim 3. Bic
lop ans grenbam, Sam garber ans
Mt. Gleaiant, Garl s. 9ui, ans aar=
mes Gitp, @ilim 6. @ebb ans Nlaim-
uielu, Sranf s. Ypit aus @plie Stir,
Sergeant 9talpb .. Goats aus Sri-
NTH, &DrpDral Sobn 9. SDrmer ams
sodbart, aprporal Gbas. s. Mpaers
aus @aeo, 2aprenee 80. Gomaletpn
aus 9aedes, Samitel 6. Olenn nus
Gmsf, @illiam 8. Simmoms ans
9pmiton, Gpbert Senrp smrner ums
EettD, im aampf gefalleu; &orporal
Spiepb q. Galutborn aus @reenpille,
Sanrie 6. Naib aus Sopelabp, Sim
leD Suens ans Bort 9lrtbmr, Midl.
$. SOle ans 2agmna, G6iuim @aben
ans @i5arb 8ells, Ingnit ). M.
Sentuasel aus Nopal, s. Diatslins
aus GDbert See, Sapi6 3. 8eaber
aus MiiIipn gaaey, sbabbems 9mi-
min Enlasfi ans Niiami, an aramfs
beiten seitor6en; 8prpural Hobert
Gouf aus ut. Hleaiamt, S6pmas
Graop Somes aus 8bitesboro, Ban
9. Nidolion nus gDriieana, Gbas.
Worsan aus 0it. @ernum, grigiou
Witnsarb aus Glmenbprf, Warens &.
Sbannon aus seinple, Sud Sbires
aus Springtpiun, leid)t periummSet;
Sobn .. Ybams ans syDrneg, G6arleS
" Wtiller, ans graiber, bermift.