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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Dr.. Schou's
So" NECESSITIES
For Perfect Foot Comfort

I. Dr.sehou's Pedico Foot Soapcleansss
the pores Of all impurities stimulates
blood circulation, removes dead skin
tissue and leaves tbefeet soft smooth
and healthy.
., DR.. SehoTs Feot Balm. a soothinEand
healing ointment Eeieves tender,
aching feet-is refreshing. penctrat-
inr-1nd tones Up the muscles-
>. D.. SehoIFs Foot Powder-cool. rest
ful 70 hct- tender or perspiring feee
PrcFe1s bIsters.
These preparations are made from
formulas By DR.. Scholl, foot author
itT and inventor OF the Well-EnoTn
Foot Comfort Appliance Put up in
convenient case for home treatment.
price s. Pc outfit At shoe dealers
and Dept Stores orwiI be sent post
age prepaid upon receipt OF price.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Send Your Boy a Khaki
Foot Comfort Kit

Attractive Khaki Kit containing
Or. SchoI's 80" Necessities and DC
box Zin-Oz healing pads for cornss
caiiouses. blisters, etc Price com
plete S1.25. Get today from your
dealer and make the boys happy
md comfortable.
4 Graduate Pracfiuedi~t hi
rect From The Dr. Scholi In
stftutr. l. Here To- serve 7 GU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

make ivalle let the
Incest % The finish il the World OF Democracy.
ThatS all ask:
pc ccn overs on quo times
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
War-Time SerUice Special No. p
Women's Combinations Stamped
For Embroidery, z5c Values, 49C

SPECIAL flesh color made up combination suits stamped for
n embroidery splendid soft quality LOngoth You
buy alone at the wartime special price OF the I'm
garment These combinations well worth Toe They won't last
you shop the to avoid dis
appointment CThird FloOr)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
GOO Tells Of TRENCH WARFARE;
HUD5PETH, OF POLITICAL AIMS

New Courthouse Auditorium Opened With Patriotic
Political Meeting; Hudspeth's Friends Resent Cam
paign Methods of Cobb They Assert Hud-
speth Defends His Acts at Austin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
CaIOmeI Today! Sick Tomorrow!
| Guarantee DOdSOn'S Liver Tone

Don't take nasty dangerous calomel when bilious
eonsdpated, beadaehy Listen to me!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

neT Q a rel y z
O. H ph o. o1g upo b o. o
o e so % r0ng
A 0
here o ma Il @ al o hi GLOW u i
& Co. civic end club Q Iacnzs lear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Claude B. Hudspeth s Views Upon
TheRight OfWoman To meBaLLot
&
III. J. /. Dietrich,
1901 E. Nevada st.
81 Paso, Te1se.

have received your letter and will state
that an unslterably opposed suffrage ep
rsotate the fairness questions but
opr candOr calls for equal franEnoss part
am therefore, constrained that while yield to
every other nan the expression of opinion and tbs
right to hold views upon public question that as
sumo myself there is way that bring myself to
conclusion that the best for govern
mental affairs, both and nation
Yours very truly,
on-D Ez@ZALlhAAz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
Foot Comfort
for Fighters

Just as the man who Is going
"over the top" must have com
Portable feet, so the men and
women who are holding the
home lines must have foot COM
fort to be wholly efficient
Practically every man serving
Uncle Sam is at times troubled
with some form of foot discom-
fort. Heavy shoes, wool socks,
long marches, changes Of cli-
mate. have all contributed to
produce tired, aching, tender,
sore, perspiring feet.
For these conditions DR..
Scholl's ''3'' Necessities afford
relief and comfort. They en-
able the soldier 10 endure hard
marches, stand for long periods
and do excessive foot work with
a minimum OF pain and disc0m-
fort.
For the civilian-these ''3''
Necessities are of equal import
ance. The feet. continuously
used should have the same care
full attention as the face, hands
or hair.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
ROUGH POINT.

Farmers are about through
gathering corn at this place.
Health is not very good at this
writing as there are several cases
of Flu.
Mrs. ]. Xix, of Hadenburg.
spent the weekend with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Willie Mathews.
Mrs. Callie Stafford is visiting
her parents, Jim Moss, and wife.
Mrs. ]. V. Pistole left for Ma
shville Tuesday morning to spend
xmass with relative.
Miss Hattie B. Moss spent mo-
day with Miss Bessie Xix.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Long is all
smile over a new baby girl.
A large crowd attended church
Sunday at new Bethel. Service
was held by Rev. Smith
Alta Denton spent Saturday
night with Minnie Brown
J. v. Pistole went to Gaines
boro, Tuesday.
Bill Jones and Hobert Carter
went to Gainesboro Saturday on
business.
I wonder if Leola McCawley
has got her Xmas presents done
yet?
Hog killing took place at Ciscro
Jones' Tuesday.
What has be come of Charlie
Freeman?
Mrs. Bonnie Dudney has gone
to Free State. Will be glad when
she returns to Rough Point.
Some one at Rough Point lost
a fine blind mare last week.
Was sorrow to hear of the
death of John Denton a few
weeks ago.
Will be glad when all the sold
Ter boys arrive home. There
will be more weddings ] expect,
and | am sure will be lots of glad
mothers, fathers and sweet
heart.
Estell Wade has been crochet
ing for the past few weeks.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
ENCE CHAFFN WRITES
LETTER ON CLOSING
DAY OF War.
(continued from page u


will turn to my arriving home
but don't worry, well be there
in due time. If not for Christ.
mas dinner in time to enjoy those
Spring chickens, and, by the
way, | believe papa's wish in
coming to pass, and / will get to
help eat those potatoes yet.
Would like to write all of you
a seperate letter, but must con-
clude by extending my good
wishes and love to all, with the
promise that I will write again
soon.
Your loving son.
Pvt. Encel A. Chafin,
Co. B. ia M. G. Bn.
American E. F.,
A. P. o. 749, France.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19

FOR SALE Thouroughbred
bronze turkeys hens at "a, Cobb
lers at Sc and So one. two year
old tom at $40. If interested,
call, or write Mrs. White Myers,
Gainesboro, Tenn. R-4. Home
phone, Dycus exchange.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
GRANVILLE.

Mrs. ]. K. Trousdale is visit.
NC N. B. Myers and family.
Miss Mamye Clemens left.Tue
Isday for Tomkinsyille KY. where
she will visit her sister Mrs.
|Chestea Stevenson.
Mrs. Minnie Spurlock was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Corn
Well Sunday and Monday,
DR.. Freeman anb Bob Hargis
went to Nashville Monday return
ing Tuesday.
Clara Watts is awfully happy
over something guess its because
the war is over.
Miss. Viola Holleman is in
|Cookeville the guest of her sister
in-law. Mrs. Alice Holleman
v. R. Watts celebrated his
ifty-ninth birthday Dec. 9. All
his children and grand children
were present, with the exception
of his son John, who is with the
Aviation Corps at Peuacola, Flor
ida.
Miss Matte Williamson is con-
find to her room with Flu.
Born. to Vetrice Burton and
wife. Thursday. a ten pound girl.
Mr.. Maxwell representing Put
nam Overall Co.. was calling on
our merchants this week.
Chas Gilbreath is spending the
weekend with home folks.
Henry Halle, of Cookville, was
in town Friday.
Mrs. ]. c. jackson has return
ed after a few days visit in Nash
vile. .
Miss Helen Page Jackson spent
Sunday with Miss Annie Ruth
Hargis.
Edgar Johnson of Flynns Lick.
was in Town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tllman Grisham
spent the weekend with B. Jones
and family.
Mrs Mollie Nicely is in Nash
vile for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dirty
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Dewey Bachman.
Mrs. Ada Elrod is some better
at this writing.
Little Roland Dowell is very
sick with Typhoid fever
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fleet
Burton. Wednesday. a fine boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Sutton are
confined to their room with Flu.
! Mrs. Ben Huff received a tele.
gram that her husband had beer
missing for about a month. He
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim HUFF
The service flag was dedicated
the Presbyterian church, Rev,
Smith of Buffalo Valley conduct
ed the service. His talk wa.
fine and made everyone feel pro
I'D that some one near and deal
to them was on the role of honor
the service flag held 70 stars.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-12-19
We Boy Old alse Teeth

We pay from 500 to $3.50 o
per set tbroken or mott. We
also pay actual value for Diam.
onds. old Gold. Silver and Bridge
work. Send at once by parcel
post and receive cash by return
mail.
aAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALITY
spt I 7eos 3. II 3 HiiAaelphiia. n.
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Oeitticbc 4orenc
iiber 1ocricnkMft9
Scs Pofpitali9iffes

9ln1Iter6ont 5. SuIi. = 9eutide
8eitungen re6tfertigelt erttueber Die
gerienfrtng oes Soipitali6iffs Clan.
6oberb Cattle, o6er fie beboilpten,
ooB es nuf cine @ine itieB. 9ie
&oIniide 3eitttns iagt oaB 0os
S6iff fth in Der berbotenen Gone
befano uno ind9t 8emerfungen iiber
Oie n&iibnbeit" Ser 8ebauptltng,
bob Der aommonoant Die Spuren
ieiner Sot berlpiiden tpoIlte. Die
a0lnii1e 8oIfs5eitung bGlt es fir
iiberfliiilig, Die @in3elbeiten itber oas
@erbolten oes aomman0anter, mie
ite in ben engliiden 8ldttern ber-
offef1tli6t ipur0en, tpie0er3ugeben,
uno iiebt es als bebeutllngsboa on,
oaB oas 5diff cine no groBe Mnun-
i4dft tpie 164 Mann" batte.
Inter Dem Sitel Cine i9outIoie
2iige" bebauptet Die Rbei.
Mid 8eitfdlti6e 3eitltng bon giieH
ooB oos 59iff lpabrideinli9 aui
cine gline geitoBen III, aber nlpefa
es aub torpeoiert iein ioate, 10 ge-
i6ab oies ipnbrideinIid nit Gedt,
% Die meiiten iiberlee fabrenben
Soipitdli1iffe ornliert ftno."
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Sultan Ser Giirkei
aiteeblit1 geitorben
Gr beities ben Sbrun nadD Der ab.
Ietnns ieines 8rnOers slbSuI
Samib I'M Snbre 1909.

stnTteroort, 5. SuIt.- Mobdntnteo
ser sSiinfte, Gultan Ser Siirfei, ltarb
am Wtitttpoh obeno lint Z ltbr, mie
cine 9epei6e aus aouitartinopel be-
ioet, oie iiber @ien bier eitlief.
gr NOR an Snfluenaa erfranft.
Wobnntn1eo Der Siinfte mar am
3. gtooentber 1914 ge6oren. alboul
Meojeb mar iein @nter. gr beFtieg
ben Ebron olg iein Glterer 8ritoer
abbul Salnto om 27. april 1909
geItiir3t murbe.
Moban1nteo mar Der 27. Sultnn
lett Der @roberung &onitartinopels
uno Ser 36. in Der mdnnliden glb-
Itannitngslinie Der Stbuaniihen 81.
ME, BON Der ons a0nigrei6 gegriin-
bet mltroe. Sein &bronFolger til
DuIieff So3ebuno, Elm getter oes Der.
itorbenen 5ultans un6 Elm Sobn
oes friiberen SuItans 9tbOuI 2l3i8.
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GSernin tuirS tuieSer
NMslanSsminiStcr

2lntIteroonL s. SSuIi. gta6
elmer &onferen8 5ioiiben aaiIer aarl,
@raf g5ernin un6 Baron gurion er.
fGarte oie 8iener 6reie geue 4reIIe,
BOB G8eruin pieber gum WttniIter
oe8 9lusm1rtigen ernannt ueroen
iuiir6e. (G8errin mar ge5tpungen,
ols 0iterreifiid.ungarii6er 9tus-
lan6sn1irtiitet ob3n6anfen nu66ent
Der beriiBrte 8rief Oes aaiiers oil
sen grinsen Sirtus BON Bourbon
ber6ffentliGJt tporOen mar, in mel.
dem Der 6iterridiide Safer mebrere
9lufieben erregeu0e 6riebens3uge-
itdn6niiie madte. Baron gurian
muroe fem Radfolger.-2[mn Der
ltniteo 43reB.)
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Siinf Gamtbbcctc
kiirsli6 pcrienkt
Gin SrnppenidJiff 5eritOrte suei Der.
ielben; Srei amOere BON Ser
itGrern bernidtet.

Ius einem otlantil9en Snfen 5.
SSult.-9ie 8eritorung bon 5 oeut.
ihen Soudbooten in etlropGiiden
@eluGiIern BON britiiden Sronsport.
idiffen uno mnerifonii6en unb bri.
tiIhen 3erItorern, ipel6e 6ieielben
begleiteten tuuroe bon Boiiogieren
Ole bier seitern utf einen engli.
i6en 9ompfer eintrofert bei6rieben.
9ie 8ronsporti6iffe, bon Oenen ei-
mes 1000 omerifaniide Soloaten
no6 europa Ihoffte, berientten Orei
Der Eou6boote ipGbreto Die 3erit6-
rer Die moeren beioen erlegten, tuie
Die 9soiiagiere ersdblten. Die
S1iffsoffi5iere beItdtigten lire CT
36blungen.
9ie 8oIIogiere bepbdhteten Die
8erlenfitng Oes 5,436 Eonnen gro-
Ben britiIden Sradtoartpfers Drill
ia, Ser ibrer gegleititng angeborte,
ols Der Bug ettpo cine Sagereiie bon
England entfer1tt mar. 9ie Sriiia,
ote in GaloIt nab 9lmerifa fltbr.
tuurOe bon einen ltngeiebenen Saud.
boot berienft. 8aIo ober batte ei.
ner Der amerifoniiden 8erit0rer, Der
aur geQleitf[otte qeb0rte, oaSieIbe
ent6edt uno mari cine Gieibonbe ab,
pel1e 0ns Sau66oot trof. sln benz.
ieGben abenb muroe ELM Gott9booi
bon einem 9Saiiueierififf gefi6tet,
beHen SdieBmannidoft 6osielbe
our9 Sdiiiie berienfte.
9ie onoeren 0ret Soudboote tpttr.
BEN ouf Der 5abrt nod Often bon
einen an6eren 8eg[eit3ug 5erItort
Sic iogten, 0aB elm britiiber Grons.
portoampfer, nit 1000 on1erifani.
f6elt Golonten an 8oro, Elm Gnlld.
boot rouln1te, ipeldes nit atpet an,
oeren fidtbor nur0e, aIs Elm i6lpe.
rer gaebel fidb pIobltd bob. @inioe
Nugenblide ipdter trofen Die 8e,
ifiise oes Sdiffes Elm an6eres
Suu66oot, ipGbretto elm britiider
gegleittreuaer bas brittle aerit0rte.
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QcpS Occr0e fcnSct
1toilicr GlI6tuiini6e
Die bercits tart bertne6rte amert.
faniide 6anSelsflutte erbalt
nenem 3Hiuads.

2onoon, 5. syuIi. -9Sretnier 2Iopb
George bot geItern an ben Br1iioen-
ten 8tlion folge10es $elegramm ge.
ianot:
sd bobe ioeben geb0rt, ooB 100
S6iffe in Den Ser. 6taaten bonn
stapeI geIaiien tpur0en. Ser8li6e
@liidniini6e 8u Oieier groBartigen
Grrltngenidnft.
g8aibington, 5. SuIi.-anerifos
SanoeIsflotte, Die Our6 oen gau bon
1922 neuen S6iffen bon / ,430,793
Sonnen in Dem ont 80. SSltni ob.
eeIoltfenen 6igfnljabr oltf 10,040,-
$50 gebrodt pur6e. 1T geItern oitrd
ben Stopeaouf bon uneefdbr 100
Shiffen ipeiter bergroBert.
,g8ir iino olle &1mernoen in elmer
eroBen Sade," erflGrte 9rGIioent
8iIion in elmer 8otidnft. Die geItern
ols Seil Der acknowledgements
in &c Sbiffstperften berIeien ipur0e.
gom General 9eribing fam cine
9anfoepeide amerifaniider SoI6a.
ten in europa fir bic llnterftiit.
5ung, Die ourh Sen Stapellauf bano.
greifli1 betpieien miro.
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Orei farbi0c Sclcateit
1terbe1t AM Oaloen

gantp Dodge, SSSa, 8. SuIi. -
9rei 9tegerioIoaten peIde lebte1t
Mot inn bieitgen Gritppenii6uugsla-
ger Elm 17-idbrige8 peiBes @doden
bergetpoltigt batten ipuroen beltte
ittnerbnIb bes 2ogers ge6entt. 9ie
Srltppen bdtten Inn bns Shoffot
glufitelIung genoumen url0 mar
i6ierten, no6oeut Die 9eIinquenten
fir tot erfldrt tpuroen nit tlingen-
Dem Spiele in ibre auartiere. Cine
9[n8dbG farbiger Srltppen tpur6en 9e.
atpungen Der Sinrihttng bei6umob.
nen. 3nan5ig babon fieIen beint
9[nblif 0es @oIgens ltnO Ser So0es.
fnnoi0oten in S6nntaht.
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2lnterikalter bestepctt
Eager I'M Jtalien

gfon, 5. SnIi.-9os erIte Son.
tingert Der nmerifanii9en &ruppet
tpeIdes in SStnlien eintraf, bat inner.
boIb as Stltn6en iein eigenes Eager
be3ogen. Gie 2eitte i6lofen In If.
rem eigenen 3eIten ur6 berieben iid
aus ibren eigenen aii9en NIT Rab.
rltngsmitteln. Qie Sdnelligfeit, nit
neIder iie ibr neues auartier ein-
ridteten, ma6te einen iebr giiniti.
gen gin6rttf. 8ie g(mertfaner ftno
gitten Nluts nn0 bel a1sge3eitbne.
ter @eiun0beit. 3os Hote &reu8
ptro irnerbolb elmer ISOLDE Elm poG-
itGnoiges Soipital in Der yldbe beS
2oger8 erridten.
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orgnniiierten gPcinung Der @ienId-
beit.
o0icie groBut 9ieIc fotnen Our6
Gebotten un0 acknowledgements.
iu9e ni6t er5teIt meroen, oa iie oa.
bel bod MIR ooS S5ntereiie ibrer
g1otionaIitGt I'M gluge buben. Sic
fonnen nur prreiht peroen 0ur1
bic nit gntidloIienbeit ausgefiibr.
ten 8iini6e Der oenten6en 80lfer
Der grOe, Die bcifmngsbon @ereh.
tlgfctt unb io8iole 5reibeit berbet-
iebnen.
ogon Oieiem 8Inte aus berbreite.
ie fid cine 9ept5Img, oie man aI8
cine HeboIutiou gegen Die eingeieBte
2egiernng betrohtete, ober bereit8
ieit geraluner 3cit ais Elm S9ritt
3ur 9eireiung CTR Boiler an9eieben
miro. uuo nit StoI5 iprehe id
beute Sic @5ffnnag ans, oab oieIe
9iebolta 5locds @pfreiung Der @eit
mmer Deitere slreiie 5ieben miro.
Die NIT gIirObeit gel6Ingenen
Serriher GreaBen5 bnben ardfte er.
reft, Die ME rnebr SIT goOen &c.
0rildt Uer0cu tcalen oern iie limo
bon sinem Seiu5l oiuhorunaen uno
heriol9eu Gin 2icl. oos lie rriterbeH,
ionOern triumpbieren Miro
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gitrntipnsberidlt.


2onoon, 5. Sali -8dbrenb Die
9iiraeridaft Der olliierten 21l1oer
cen nmerifoniihen llnabb1ngigfeits.
tGg feItli6 teging, oroneen Die
Solbaten Ser @ntentend6te an brei
sSronten bor, nta6ten erbebliAe @e.
btetsaeluinne un0 nabmen 2000
Wann Qefanaen.
sSn Ser 9Eitnroie grtffen ouItrali'
i6e uno omerifol;ii6e Srrppen, iln-
terftiibt BON oGAnfs", on elmer
8ront bon itnqefGbr bier MeiIen
8fpiiben iaerS.9retonneur uno Der
Sont1ne on 1lt0 orangen an me6.
reren @unften ii5er cine WeiIe melt
por. 9os 3orf Sdnel rnb Die
@ebolae Somel rab @aire befinoen
Iid in ibren 6dnoen.
3u gleider Belt brongen Die
QuItralier an einer Srout bon 0rei.
biertelmeiIen 800 garOs melt bel
8iGle-l .2lncre bor. SSn 0ieien bet-
Gen @efedten muroen iiber 1000
Weann qefanqen genonlnten.
Die Stoliefer huben am itrteren
eiobe weitere GrfoIge 8u ber5ei6nen,
6e8gleihen alt bei0en Soften be8
9rento s5Iuiies unb nuf Der Iitago
So6f[G6e; fat 700 @efangene mur-
oen in 0ieien @efehten genodt
aleinfampf an amerifaniider Sront,
9(merifaniibes Souptquortier in
sSronfreid, 4. syuli. (gto1tberiht
bon Granf s. Snb(or, aorreiponoent
Der l1nite0 4reb.)-Qie 9el1tiden
lirlternabmen qeItern friib einen
i6noden 9lnguff geaen ben nmeri-
fpniiden 9tbteiI Der ipeItIihen
SSront IN Sen goaeien. Gerielbe
innr6e fir Die angreifer nerlnit-
reid dbgefbIaqen. Gem Safaftferte-
fonpf ging Gin idperes @efdiis-
feuer poraits. Gin gefangener Diff
8ier idgte, ooB adt 0tann ouf Der
beutiden Seite gefaGeu tparen. 3iut-
ihen ser Soul aSront uno Dem 46-
i6nitt I'M gl!oB berlief Der Gag
rubig. g6ledte 8itterung beein-
trddtigte oie SGtigfeit Der artiI.
Ierie.
Sritiider 8eridt.
2on0on, 5. sSuIi. 3elOmaricbo1
Soig neIbete haltte, baB Elm Oeltt-
fder @egenangrlff BET San1eI, Oos
geitern friib BON aneritanii6en ltn0
ouItrnliiden &ruppen erobert ipuroe,
obgei9lagen lpurce. SSn Dem geri6t
beiBt es p6rtli6: o8ie 3abl Der BET
Dem geItrigen &orrnori6 an Der
5crtme aelnadten @efangenen be-
lGuft ii6 iebt nuf iiber 1900 Mann.
Gin oeltides 5elogeidiib, 100 0aa-
Idinengepebre unb etne 9ln5obl
@robennlorier lr!ttoen bon uns er.
obert. Gin feii,DIi6er glngriff oltf
Same[ ipur6e afgei6Iogen.
eSn Dem s9ealtmort-6dn1el 46-
ihnitt 6 @teilcn norbli6 BON ST.
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Sinnl0itS tuirS BON
DemtI6c1t ueri6lmGt

Stofbolm, 5. 5uIi-@s beiBt, BOB
fsinnlono oegen Die g[Giierten &rieg
erflGren miro SSinniide 2rltppen
ioIlen ft6 NIT 10000 Mnnn bent.
i6er StreitfrGite bereinigt baben,
Inn Sen 9rieg an Sic Mtrmonnide
&ilite 3u trngen. Sort beluohen ge.
ringe 5treitfr1ite Der 9lqiierten,
oorunter cine fleine 9t6teilung Sine
rifaner, oos BORT in N1oiie oufge-
Itapelte ariegsnoterial.
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Nus einem ntlnntiIfen Sofpn, 5.
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Die nod 9lmerifa fttbren, tpuroe elm
56iff, 9aonens Griiia an ser
ipaniihen 9iiite Dor einigen Sogen
uno oerienft.
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2ieieubranb in aielu.

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fino bier iiber 6en apeiten groBen
granO in Stem alngeloufen, oltrd
lUeIden Die @ebdu0e ouf elmer 5ld-
DIE bon 5 Guotratmeilen bon ben
fFlauunen 5erit6rt puroen. 5n6ri-
fen Bods, Q,iibleu, aoiernen,
0oI5. nno @ctrciGebarfen mie oud
tie Bride iiber Den Gnieper, nlr.
Den nerni9tet. :
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6rc6c 11tuniticnsfabrik
fir st. Ccmis beitinntt

ct. 9olis, 3. 2yuIi.-eine g1uui.
tton8fabrif, 6ie $t5,O00,OOO foIten
un0 10000 Septa beiddftiaen ioa,
miro 9ier erriftct per0cn, nie bier
geitern befnunt ecqeben ruuroe. Die
Gnluqe miro Die ein5ige iein rpeI6e
@eidoiie gon5 unO gar fertig itellt.
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Gin 2tcbr0skaer 0ilf
Ser Derlaitliite

8ai9in9ton 5. SSuIi. -23 gaanen
puroen beltte bonn General 9eribing
in Der an bos &riegsan1t geianoten
8erluitliite angegeben. Stint Monn
puroeu i'm 4antpfe setotet; fieben
erlagen ibren 8un0en; 3tpei itnrben
an &ranfbeiten; elmer fam our1 In.
foll Inn. 9rei 0tnnn tpuroen idrper
bernunoet iu0 fiinf @fann tpur6en
nad Dem Sample bermiBt. Inter
ben Sdnerberip1tnoeten befin0et iih
oitd &. u. GIien bon Sartingtot
gteb.
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8aibington, 5. SuIi. - 3ipan3ie
normegiide Sdiife bon 8uiammen
26,S33 &onnengebnIt nnroen ipob-
reno oe5 Dioudts 9ani ntittels Dti.
nen o0er ll.9ooten berienft. 8reis
Big ginnn meroen betluibt. Yldrt
ninmlt an DAB iie aQe ertruufen
iino.
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6ran30iiider Sinats6eamtcr beindDt
ISGpit.

8onL 5. ylLi.-gapit Benedict
bnt geiiern Den 9nron 9en1s so.
din. ein friiberes @iitglieO 1es
iran3oiiihen arirgsfabinetis obne
gorfolio, in 9litOieus entpiausen.
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Wettcrberi6t.

Sir Cntnbd mo llmgcgeuO. 6cn
Stnot glebrosto uno sSoiun:-Sdon
beute gLbeno uHo Sarnstae; u1rIaex
nm Snmstas,
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Sturu1angriff Der
2)Qnfees uno NuitrQlier
1tcberraI6mnesaneriff auf Sos Dcrf Pantcl 9es
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BERT ipur6e non unieren Sriippett
elm erfolgrei1er lleberfaa altsge"
fiibrt. Gin feinot9er Eeilnngrtff in
Ser gto6baridoit bon StrdseeIe
(6lanoern Srontl ginq IN Die Brit
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a6geidoiien nn6 CAB 16 Sonuen
8outben nltf feinblt6e 3iele berab-
getporfen tpltr0en.
aransTiiider geribt.
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oenel0et, baB Stpii9en Montbioier
tmo Der Die, in Ser Champagne
un6 Dem re6ten l1fer Der Wtaas ert-
lang bon frolt50itiden grfitn-
oungsabteilunqen @feangene ein-
gebrdht tpuroen.
5rnn3oiii6es Sauptqunrtier TT
sSranfreid, 4. SuIi. (Ro6tberi6t
bon 8iI[iam 9biIipp 5intnts, &or-
reiponoert Der ltniteo 8reB. Ger
beute friib itattgeftnbene aanpf
oitli9 pon glnltens miro einen Blas
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es fih aud nur lin elm berbdItfliS.
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Sturmongrtff beaonnen Die @ritelt
oos 8onlborben1ent. Gin Hnli6Dor.
bang beroedte oie 8emegungen Der
omerifoniIhen ulo oiitralii6en
Sruppen. Gt5Bltd 6urdorang cine
groBe 3enge Sdtlfs, Die insgebeita
an oieien Sitntt fonaentriert tparen,
Die SfoitdtDoIfe uno begotnen ibr
@erni6tungsperf. 9en Sartfs folgte
oie Snfonterie, aie ben Seino bor
fi6 bertrieb uno bos Qorf Same[
ictpie bie @eb0Iae 8aire unO Saula
beieste.
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8abl SeIterraiher tpur0en 8pilden
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aandlen gefanget gehoutmen.
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