Evening sentinel, Friday, July 14, 1916 · page 6

 
 

 

about mounts/3w end Noni s. we. -
SE mm Th0»? "9 e to: at the items that
“TABLISHED BY .m“ cables bring us from the‘oattle-
‘ jAuES GOLDEN ‘fields of theg real war. How striking-

; L. Tutti A. L GOLDEN, ‘7 My mum the m... and
PROPRIETORS mdfi'lli'eness 01 man when controtu»

_ FRIDAY,- ~11113! 14, 1916

(‘otu‘e was struck by lightning and
every‘vindow ‘as blon out of Burk;-
t‘ottage. Etery dish and much turut
ture in Frolic Courage was blown out
oi the Windows.

 

the gmuud by eltctric shocks. The:
fact that it its low tide probably and
many houses trout being carried away
by surf.
South Swept 9’ Hurricane.

ATLAA'TA, Ugh, July tit—The hurri-
osle vhich swept the South tarolill
pd Georgi.- nuts last mat. With;
one We all" tying up shipping. in.
creased in intensity at Charleston
early today .iud shortly after that all
telegraphic and telephonic multico-
tiou with the Carolina City was in-
terrupted! \

ed unit the majestic forces of nature?
.or two years the war correspondents

have exhumed the snipe-rimmed o! the
.lunsunge to tell u 1 lb. destruction;
7. ugh? by man-nude instrument. of
war. Then the clouds [anther and the
-‘—l"killl falls, old Mother Earth stirs in
EVENING SENTINEL I[‘ELE. tu- sleep, the Sun rises in the hou-

PHONE CALLS ien: md pours his immutable my; on
Editorial Rooms—91 ltht- alumna. uhyers, and behold, the
$333: gfgzl—i-gosf‘fichu“. ’thunder of the guns dwindles to noth-
Editor's Residence-(815$. ,. tunes», the vaunis of the conquerot

City Editor's Ruideochrsz-u.
Business Manager's Residenco— into 'silence and all man's fury he

1113-". J-comes as the cry of a frighten. d child
”“51“de Redd‘ncw' } iu the darkness. ,
M Our breath halts and our pulses
fitMXINB AIMV REQUIREHENTS.: qi‘tken as we‘ read of the horror not!

”PM war department 11“ “in?“ m',de\ttstation or the battlefield, tho
situation- 10 the @3131 '1‘“ m ”‘9 e“ l plies a! unnuried corpses onlluting
restitution of 0mm and 9mm“ in?" lht air, the ashes of towns and village;

3. d. All? KNOW Guard, physical defects:cuu:iherin1r the ripped and lat-Fra'ed
9N” ”dun"! 5" regarded ’3 di‘s‘earth, nohle cathedrals cruniliillii: ‘20
flmfimmi may lie valved “Mum" ll‘lllS. majeszlc forests titastted 'iy the
ermmmdmem Of department ”m“ lightning ot‘ the guns, mighty TATI‘oq
Ilium n h ‘0' the advantage of ”‘3‘ running red with blood. Yet in it text
: ”(W'Lfl- Th0 decision is “Nd 0" a months Nature can Olllllt‘rull' lht‘t‘t‘
newly" 0‘ ““31“ which rtenll) "J“ blemishes, wipe 'nu'tt) these :‘t'ur: a-=
aide 05cm 9' men, ukllled “1 “ml“ though they had not linen, clothe with

HINIATURE ALIANAC F0!
' TOMORRW

fligh.Ede—;t;;9.n int; x 1:15 p. at.

Sun rises 4:31; sets 7:25.

 

Charla-Lou during the man and
dasred unit.“ building. all along the
water trout, write a number ul buses
and small vessels wett- torn from their
matings. There were no deaths re.
ported there, but a negro fisherman
was driven out to sea and drowned
near Savannah late yesterday. Tyheo
island, a summer resort below Savan-
nah, was‘partly inundated. and many
persons lett the ielsnd.
Artist’s Model Burned.

LIME, Conn, July lt—During
Thursday night's storm. lightning
struck the studio of artist Prank V.
Du Mond, ot New York, ducendiux'
the chimney, leaping out of the tire-

Jaud the wail of the conquered tad:

ing, a young woman trout New Tor;

ly to reuuirit services of u physician
Two Deaths in Chlrlelton.
St'MMEliVIlJJ-I. S, C, .luly ll.—
Tu'o men are reported killed and ex-
lt'llolte damagi- done in Charleston
hy the storm.

 

(‘ file!“ MIMI 0‘ army work, “"“ud.lietauty the lilOOll'SOdd‘Pll lri‘htllt‘d tintl ——
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have heel! refitted by: strict alipliffl';the grim liurial mottnd, send run: and, NAT'ONAL LEAGUE.

 
 
 
 
 

“on of the “in Oil eyfilgh'. hplnn‘:hl‘lllh-glVlllK air through furi‘nla‘ “‘5'.
etc, Minot detecltt, therefore, are ‘0‘ tort-d to their primeval grandeur. I
, hetoleratad when they pit-ll“! will 30‘? Thor-e must be many a railective‘
? ”(fibre with the dlscharxt‘ or
. of: duties.

Games Yesterday.
Ne w York, .54; Cincinnati, 2-7,
St Louis. 2-0: llrooidin, 1-7.
t'hlt‘ago, 6; Philadelphia, 5.
Boston-Pittsburgh. ruin.

the soul among tho-millions on the (‘lllliiil-
lllt'tl lines of Europe who, as he lies in

 

 

Three fleeing bothers were 3m to '

Waves broke over the out wall av“

place and passing lit-tween him and
the model with uhom he was work- ‘

She nus hunted on one side eullclent-

tie Cottage was blow- on. Trudle ‘3.

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flow it would be well to go .1 Hell his trench at night ttlld gazes uti at "
'filrllvcr and give recruiting Ofllct‘rs;li)e immcmorlnl “a”, mud think. Standing in National League.
simllttr lmdnm in main: 0'1 IW‘"'uith pltylng contcmpt of man‘s lit- . W. . L. Fec- i
canto tor enlistment in the f'l‘u’l‘ml‘ittt- {retful l’urtes. ifm:fixll|ll'i:‘ """""" I: ‘28 g”
army “‘1 navy. Q” a matter 0' Mn": “'0 can only he imlircsdve \\"Hll Boston-1,“; 2:: 3:: .
”Nihilist that the pres?!“ ml” “"9 tie contemplate ourselves alone. When 5-,.“- York ..............'l5 3 .“3 u
Adlmther too strict, and that large womntcntplatc the heavens above ortt‘hicuso .7 41 AN
,4' ’mttnbers of me nnow turned-i d0“ the citrtlt ht-lmv we mum our insignl- i’tmt‘urth ............ ill at: .472 H
’ would make excellent soldiers and'rmw St. Louis . 4t .Hli l
. fin“ _______._______. l("itit-lhtiuti ............. 1:2 16 .410 -
i _____.Q—.———— "‘Sumnit-t furs" fll‘C Mild to have .-h
A. A3"): SHOW OF THE WAR. llieen banned at some of the eastern: Boston at fizmuIEEY gs

seaside resorts, its a precaution ug-g
itinst the spread of infantile pttraly-l
tits. 0! course they never would lnvc
hecn hanrtcd merely out of deferenco‘

Every now and then tltcrc creeps

’ 'o the. war news it little item about
in cérafit‘tbfinl Tombeur, who, urn-z
tier the flag of Belgium, in trying to1
wrest from Germany her last colonial ' to common scnsc. i
“fissessiort—Oemtan East Atrlt'il.‘ —---—4-——-—-—
From time to time Gent-rat Tomuemt Now that David word-George has

reports that he has taken this or that ' settled thclrish problem. why not bor-

llrooklyn at St. Louis.
New York itt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

 

Games Yesterday.
New York, 6; t‘lcvcltind, 3 (ii in-
nint's).

 

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E; village with an unprotmttnccuhlc name: ‘0“ him from ( r‘ " Britain for u t ‘1 St. Louis, 7; Philadelphia, 3.
l or is pursuing the Get-minis lit the ill-,dil-VIi ‘0 "01"" "‘9 Mexican problem. lh-trott, 3; Washington, 1.
f 1
’ "fiction of some river that generallyl ; “Dr‘UiHMcflKO. rain.

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Milne with My and then runs riot
through the rest at the consonants.

intuit: nuts tttit

Standing in American League.
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. Pl‘.
uwht s strange thing is ”“5 “u“! " “w .New York ........... 1.45 . 1:2 .5
hide show’ot- the great war. Ncu'lv'l (“"m'“ Fm“ F'm ”9°" ft‘ttwt-hma .............. 45 33 .5
ON the troops on both sides are 110-: Thomas :‘;;y Dying llltiblon ................ 43 Ill .5
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”muffin natives of the‘cOuntiy tint. § MANCHESTER. me it—Thomas’ChkaFO ............... to :m
firm flshtinl for in order to hand, llicke)’. 53. a Nominal ”“11“? ll“ who? """""""" ii 37
' ' '9’: . ' ‘ . title town and a brothe‘r of to. o n. ‘asimttou ........... 39 37
QW' “1 m batsman meeting: Hickey of Hartford, is unconscious, 5‘. Louis .............. 35 43
rightful In", no conceptlon as W: and in the opinion of the physlcit‘inhprmmdflphin ....... 18 fit

, " '19d 9 outlying at his home here its u‘result of
We" Is all about. lie know g being struck by lightning during n so-“
‘ 1903' are nxhiins 0" “'9 mam‘mgi vere storm here. 1
ohm this: under, which they are tin-i Dlnbury Is “out“. 5 Chicago til l‘hllddclphla.
' i - DANB’URY July ll.—— Knhury was, c“ Louis at Ilouton
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- 1W-¥"°"“’l” 19°“ 0: 1am.“ flirt: pficficdlif‘lsolatod lt‘om Qlto rest of; . Detroit at New York
mutant to indulxe a D“!!! l m ill-“mm * the country last ei’entng its the result .. ' ‘
. ~, ' . - tilcveund at Washington. .,
<~ t that, of the severest electrical storm this w. , _.
”Lu?” and :t it 8;: lmtr t M: season, u‘hichatruck tlhgs place 1"»!
whiteo 99”" “a "' Y ‘terday afternoon. _ e lightning; . t
"shinny position. lt'tiiiies daysl struck many places in theflcfir gift-k" MERNAT'ONAL LEAGUE-
' a" “'1‘" "WP?!" ' except tot ' i

Totfibeut' to communicate, . rvaere severed Games Yesterday.

i" Mi . i W of Jungle villtlgc‘.‘\_~~ (53‘: “ Norwich Sufi". Blow., , Toronto, 6; Providence, 3.
All other games postponed, rain.

him office. whic “Mammy, xouwictt. July ll.-—(‘rlpplcd late-l
”" ‘ tphonc, fire alarm, electric light and;

.1! ' Belt! 5 “1 anre, Franco: trolley sertlcc. ltood'cd collars and bad}
' ~. lion herecetvoe ln returnj washouts resulted from the terrtttc1

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Games Today.

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Standing In lnternltlonnl

W. L.

" "T" g d. thunderstorm ii'hlcli struck this city! "
_ ”“35! ‘1"? 9‘ “'9 “mum“ nature an 'abotit 3 o’clock yesterday atteruoou.’BulXalo s-.-.....~..-.-..».~...39 27
‘ ,_ ht doubtleés has only the vaguost idea The teleplhonc omitti‘lls were ulnalileht: Providence ...:....u....41 30 _
“ , , . u. tell just tow muc tintzigc t a 1g, --
fohot the. great struggloxis procecu Fling did to iheecrvicc. but they said Baltimore .............38 36 .521
of” Europe. '"' ' into: it would be .2l hours, probably gfztmald'm-“fwd-“:2 :2 .533
y - = ' —'~' ' .n more, before. the service would be nor- to men ............. .I
“Mr-£19 “mu“ we do not me lmal. Several trolley curs wore. burn- Toronto v..............-.31 34 “‘77
the name of their comnnder..ed out and one car was stalled for 20‘thvark ................30 40 .429
5", i9 ’ i. of his doings ever iewsimlnutes at Munich Town. where. mellochester ...............26 39 .400

inand m‘ashed over the trucks sev-
eral inches deep. ' , l
.Scotland power house gave out and;
. .- . . ‘ » the city was without electric lights :18
”Wm his native land his ‘mag't two hours, The firé‘hlarm service was?
Y his see to indulge in many crippled for it short time, but the Wu":
‘ <‘ i :e‘ hlfl . d devices: ble was soon remedied-g 'l‘hc homing,
~ And .‘.‘ a 5 {an _ :alieys in the basement of tho Thsyer,
Jungloligliters may be reroriiii-‘E ’ iiuildtngon Franklin .Square wet-oi
0“"...on intestine that war: flooded with water three inches (teen: ,,
must be reduced to mediaeval

 

‘ ‘ ‘ except suchas‘is containedt‘n his
ens: messages. Cut. off cotu- Games Today.
‘ Baltimore at Buffalo.
Richmond at Rochester.
Newark at Montreal.

Providence at Toronto.

lnghtnlrtg killed two horses in Occum.l EASTERN LMUE-

hit. the. Shetuckct mill, the Ulmerl
Leather company‘s. plum and alet. n.
house on Ward street. The. dauirvr
was small in each instance.
Felt-field Benoit Buffers.
FAIRFIEID, Conn. JulyH.—.-The r.

 

Ounce Yesterday.
Portland, 4-3; Lawrence, 3~O.
"Lynn, 5: Lowell, 3.
All other'gttmea postponed, rain.

 

 

r ‘V ft? withtho glttvot words "0 tell beaelrdlstrlct at this town'w’as‘one‘, i , —--- »
' '10 00m 0‘ “115 “’9le m‘ or the heaviest sultererscfi'om 52%"- sundln. in luternLeaque.
' , ' ' der'h. electrical storm, rest-en . at» ‘ . _ .
3““ V undo! the elephant ”a logo, sold to be occupied ‘by a. 1mm N w Lo don 3'9‘ 11"? 1:356
i! n i. «iii fly fly named" ‘ Keefe. or manila. Win 9 n '
' " ' ’ "titted from litdotmdatlon and at. Portland ........io 18 .690
' anatomy . ., Worcester .............35 25 .683

 

 

‘id its" continue
this I.” ,579

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THE DAY BEFORE

The Great Hall Yearly Sale

Tomorrow ls the‘Day According to Schedule

THIS ts WHERE THE PICK—UPs—Tim‘suALL LOTS-THE ONLY PARTLY FILLED ORDERS, ARE ALL
CAST m'ro THE MELTING POT AND SACRIFICED AT THE ALTAR 0F LOW PRICES.

THERE‘S HERE A THO USAND Ant) ONE GOLDEN PLUMS ALREADY 'ro HAND OUT TO THE FIRST cou-
ERS. DO NOT BE AMONG THE LATE COMERSJ—THE EFFORT is WORTH WHILE.

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

LOT 1.

NOVELTY SKIRTING

Excellent white dress goods.
Basket weave. Velue 50c yd.

Saturday only . ..... 25¢

 

 

LOT 5,
DIMI’I‘Y CHECKS

For uomvn's and mines‘ under-

 

 

wear. \‘iilue ii t-ze per yard.
Saturday only . ....... w
LOT 0.

ORGANDIE VOILE

A Parisian white dross tshric.‘
“till lace stripfi \‘nlue 95t-
yard. ‘

Saturday only ...... 39¢

 

 

 

LOT 13.
KIMONO CREPE

.lu.~t tho think for those norm,
summer tlliyu. Value ‘23 cents
)‘ill‘il.

Saturday only 12l:¢

 

 

LOT 17.
LINEN PONGEE

A linen fabric. with n morcer-
ired finish. Value 39c yard

Saturday only no... 29¢

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LOT 21,»

YARD WIDE ~

STRIPED SKIRTING
All colors. anuc 29c~49c_

Saturday only . ..... 21¢

 

. LOT 2,
SHEETS

Big lull Site. No seam. .\'0 dress-

LOT 3.
CHILDREN’S DRESSES

Made of ginghams and pert-ales.

LOT 4.
SUMMER DRESSES

Fine toiles. gaoardines, muslins.

 

 

 

BED SPREADS

(‘rt’nklcd seersucker bed spreads

int-V Will 'wear well and wash mm), trimmed in contrasting Plain. gtriped or flowered pat~
heatier. \alue Soc each. colors. All HZ“. Value Si!» terns. Tunic and sport effects.
Saturday only ..... m each Value $62.00euch,
Saturday only ...... 79¢ Saturday only $3.98
LOT 6. ‘ LOT 7.

 

LOT 8.
WOMEN'S DRAWERS

Fine quality muslin. lixtra size.

MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

82.25 each.

 

Saturday only $1.49

 

 

“Luise. Value "-50 “Ch. Deep rulilea. trimed with cm H.“ quality muslin. trimmed
Saturday only ...... 98¢ hroid~ry. Value Lttc each. with pink. blue & white braids. _
Suturtltiu tiler’:.... .43“ A?“ m”. \alue we each.
' ~ Saturday only ...... 39¢
LOT to. I LOT ,1. V
L .
WASH CLOTus WASH sxths °T ‘2
Turkish and run dry wash Gabardine, llODlln and inner CHILDREN'S
““1“”. "m", 50 each, l-ll'lpt‘). Lurge patch pockets. pARASOLS
Suturtlnv ( ill ' .. i hm “d ”9'” bultvonfi- Value
L ' ) 3 2 or 5¢ 33.90 each. l‘ongee and figured materials. in
551mm.” onlv . . . . a large variety of pretty com'iln-
‘ ' 31°98 atlona, \‘alue who to 50¢ each.
LOT t4. Saturday only ...... 29¢
LOT 15.
TABLE DAMASK
Regular width, Good sturdy WOMEN S‘WAISTS LOT 16.
iticrcvrtzed damask. \‘aluc Soc "0W. Uitltmdle and all-over. Etn-
,\ard. liroidt-red front, collar and cliffs. RIBBONS
Saturday only ...... 39¢ 13‘1“ with 1399. Value $1.25 ca. 0 inch satin moire and team
Saturday only 79¢ ribbons. Au silk. All colors.
Value 29¢ per yard.
i LOT 19 Saturday only ...... 23¢
t LOT 1:. - '
M'AR UISETTE
SUMMER SPREADS Q
. CURTAINS LOT 20,
A line spread. OM90. Satin
quality. Dimity *“flgm. “m". In ecru. Sci in lace border. Val. HAT PINS

$1.50 pair.
Saturday only

Sterling silver. largo vnriety 0!
designs. Value 25¢ each.

Saturday onlyr . 2 for 19¢

- $1.19

 

 

 

 

 

LOT 21.

LINEN NAPKXNS
Silver bleached. All linen nap-

 

LOT 23.
SWISS CURTAIN } LOT 24.
MUSLINS PAD HOSE
d6 inchu wide. Largo variety SUPPORTERS 7»-

 

“m" ”‘2“ “‘“e” d“ oi ham-ms. Value 150 rd- Black and white. All sites.
Saturday only $1.49 Saturday only ...c. 1 Vlé Value 23c pair.
' Saturday only . ..... 19¢

 

LOT 27.

 

 

' LOT 25.
COTTON DIAPER

22 lnchr-s wide Best

Value 95c per piece.
_.....\ . “

 

‘ .‘ . .4
.E'lllf..i.iy'fittly ...... 69¢

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LOT 29.
HALL RUN NERS

27 incltcs wide, 9 feet long. 0r-
lentitl patterns. Value $6.30 ea.

Saturday only $4.98

 

 

Games Today.

Hartford at New London.
Lynn tit Bridgeport.

New Haven at_ Lawrence.

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lnlngs).
Toledo-Kansas .Clly, rfl'n.
LouisvilleSt. Pitul. rain .

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New Orleans. 9: Attach. 8. ' -
L. Nashville, 3; Little Rock. 2.
Birmingham, 2: Mobile, 0.
i Chattanooga-Memphis same post»
ported, wet grounds.

Portland at Worcester.
Springfield at Lowell.

 

YESTERDAY.

lniliannpolls, 1-}; Minneapolis, 4. _ .
Columbus, 4; Milwaukee, 3 (to iii-’othet' important roads running in.
".a‘ 5various‘dlrections, which have-

“W l been a great help‘ to the Germans .
'in supplying their army directly;
south of the Ancte river.

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soumenn ASSOCIATION GAMES

Veerenom.

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PRESIDENT on Hits, YACHT.

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.‘who still occupy Pozieros. The;

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LOT 26.
FRUIT JAR RUBBERS

Sat.- shift" .‘.‘3‘ huge. 25¢

 

Best quality. Value 10c per our,“ ‘

 

LOT 28.
JELLY TUMBLEBS .2

Eight ounce. Tin covers. Val-
ue 25¢ per dozen.

SEALING W‘AX

For fruit preserves and jellies.
“'i'alth 1;.- rueiihd. ~- ‘4 ... ,_

Saturday only ....... 7¢

 

 

 

 

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Midi TATOI NROYAL CHATEAU '

OF KING CONSTANTIN
DESTROYED ‘BY FLRE. ‘

 

AMERICAN ASSOClATlON GAMES ,‘hdvance to Longuevel and 33-.
j Ezentlne-lé-Grand, if accomplished...
gives the British. possession o£=

Saturday only '. . .

 

LOT 30.

CEDAR OIL
For cleaning and punishing, Vul-
ue 25v bettle. ' .

Saturday onl}r ...... 10¢

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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us are becoming more and more
important. After suffering heavy
lossesin their counter offensive, -
the Turks are now being pressed
back towards Beiburt and Enig—
nan. while in Persia the Russians)
have brought up reinforcement:

to meet the Turks who drown '

them from~ Kermalshnh.

their ofiensive south of ‘thef
E: Somme, while the Germans were:
'[still hammering at the defenses
' f Verdun. The opinion is held'
,in France, however, that continu-
iation of the‘ Somme battle will
compel the Germans to slacken
ttheir efforts at Verdun, which
I now have been in progress nearly ,
five months, especially as the;
iFrench estimate the Germans
lost 12,000 men in counter at-i

tacks on Contalmaison." . 3 PITTSBURGH, m. Juw‘u'," be,
The Russians have made no 110- film known here today that tour on-
iticeablc advance 011 any Part offsengers on the Chicago-New Yam

 

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SHOTS FIRED AT PASSING THAI!

 

News of the British successl their front. since they gained the firm No. 23, known as the Broadm‘

has given added Weight in Lon-i Stokliodrivcr, where the struggle'jmued, had been slightly WOW“ ,
don tothe request of the goVem-j: continues dtspflfltdY- ,The fight by shot; tired at the train near Energy-h
meat to workmen to foeego thei bank apparently has “OW beenfm. Ohio, that night. ,
August holidays so that the army
may be kept well-supplied with,
munitione. The supplies already
on hand» man be greater ,thanl
was generally ushered. else Getty;
Haigmouldhgot énve‘beentfiblei
' ‘ ~o enaive wi out
' "_ , e mun
more the

 

(‘ ,
Ecleared of Germans, but it is not; Tho paunzewwm sitting 'on “my“
iknown in London Whither .thegobservation platform of the last out
icrossmgs made by the Russmns; when the man fired a shot as the m
have given them a firm footingfmsaed , .. ..
on the left bank. Gen. von Both-i ' ’-

met'. having received reinforce- - ' ' "—"~"‘_"""""' ,

meats. hes succeededgin holding crimes inane, or no N,

‘ Gulch. but with yum, warring, u a truth the. -
‘soitheR, 3‘. . mum

 

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