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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

5

Desperate fights widen as Germans cross Dniester and Galicia

Desperate combat rages on the French front with large shell barrages near Berry-au-Bac Sapigneul and on Motzeral while Austro German forces claim a Galicia victory. The Dunkirk bombardment used thirty six tons of shells and a Norwegian steamer is sunk. Reports say the Russian retreat continues as Berlin and Paris note minor gains for each side. The Bergensjord and Bernhard Dernburg release described. A Baltic shipping incident is noted with Captain Olsen foiled by a German submarine threat.

France Berry-au-Bac Sapigneul Argonne Motzeral Dunkirk Art The United Press London Berlin Paris Galiia Admiralty Trunia Shetland Islands Galicia Yon Linsinger Dniester River Trent Lorette Souchez Kovno Omulew River Russian Poland Kopazyska Vistula Poland von Linsingen Dniester Halter Zurawno Lemberg-Zolkien San Iza

German plane sinks Russian submarine in Baltic

Berlin reports a German aeroplane has sank a Russian submarine in the Baltic Sea. The war office confirms the historic loss by air, noting no prior instance of such a sinking.

Baltic United Press Berlin War Office Baltic Sea

Boorman Sues Rock Island for 406 Dollar Cattle Damage

H. C. Neimann seeks judgment against the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company for 406.10 dollars to cover damage to ninety head of fattened cattle shipped to the Chicago market on January 23. The suit was filed today by H. M. Boorman as plaintiff’s attorney.

H.M. Boorman H. C. Neimann Chicago

Waves and guns as U S ship dodges German fire

Captain Olsen recalls shells raining around the ship as the vessel maneuvers, riding the waves with full speed ahead while a submarine follows, rolling in the trough and hindering the German gunners from aiming. Washington reports a postal censorship order directing mail to Norway, Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands travel directly by vessels that do not stop at belligerent ports.

Olsen Washington United States Norway Sweden Denmark Netherlands Burleson

Italians Claim Capture Fort Hensl and Front Battles

Rome reports Italian forces have captured Fort Hensl and key Austrian positions at Malborgo. Front lines remain active with a major artillery exchange near Montepiano Val Grande Va Piccolo Cremaverse Crestaverde. Austrian assaults near Freiko fell to Italian fire and grenades. losses left on the battlefield. Convoys seen moving from Piezzo toward the upper Isouza as Austrians prepare heavy artillery.

The United Press Rome Hensl Malborgt Montepiano Val Grande Va Piccolo Cremaverse Crestaverde Freikofol Bay of Piezzo Piezzo Isouza

Viota Saturday Night Platform Dance and Narwey Band Concert

A platform dance will be held in Viota on Saturday night June 26 with music by Anita Orchestra. The Narwey band will also give a concert, providing additional entertainment for residents and visitors.

Viota Anita Narwey

Greys Defeat Harlan 3 1 In Local Ball Game

The Merchants Greys beat Harlan 3 to 1 on the local grounds. Clossman pitched for Greys with standout work while Harlan’s pitcher was noted for his effort. The score by innings shows Harlan with a lone push late, Atlantic figures also cited in the box. Struck out 15 by Clossman.

GREYS Harlan Merchants Greys Warlan Locanis Clossman RHE. Harlan Atlantic

Businessmen Trip to Adel For River Picnic

A small group of fewer than seven merchants left the city in about fifteen automobiles for Adel to attend the Hiver to River picnic today. The cars gathered at the Commercial club corner and mostly departed at seven, with a few leaving later.

Adel Commercial Club

Next Game With Elk Horn on Local Grounds

The Merchants Greya will play Elk Horn on the local grounds next Sunday afternoon.

ELK Horn The Merchants Greya

Britain’s note on neutral trade in war times faces U S challenge

Washington reports Britain’s memorandum aims to minimize neutral trade disruption and asserts no grounds for U S complaint over treatment of neutral carriers. Secretary Lansing prepares a note for the President due July 7.

S—Lanslhe Hox United Press Washington Lansing Germany Great Britain United States London Austria Turkey Page State Department Ronmierre Foreign Office

Pictures Of The Storms Work In Wisconsin

The paper prints photographs showing devastation from a recent Wisconsin cyclone. Mrs. J. C. Daly of this city was injured. The images appear courtesy of the LaCrosse Tribune and Q A Stevenson of Soldiers Grove Wisconsin.

Wisconsin J. C. Daly

Funeral for Rudolph Kluever Held at Oak Hill Cemetery

Funeral services for Rudolph Kluever of Gates vicinity were conducted today at Oak Hill Danish Lutheran Church by Rev Albert Dettmann. He died suddenly Tuesday evening of apoplexy. The remains were laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery.

Rudolph Kluever Gates E Oak JI Danish Luthern Albert Dettmann German Evangelical Church Oak Hill Cemetery

Roscoe Clark Buys Interest in Moore Drug Co

Roscoe Clark has purchased an interest in the Moore Drug Company and will operate from that store. The deal becomes effective tomorrow. Try a News-Talegraph want ad.

Roscoe Clark Moore Drug Company

Trains Collide on Trestle Killing Eight in Pennsylvania

Settysburg June 23. Eighteen persons known dead and twelve to fourteen injured in a head on crash on the Western Maryland railroad between the Hine Mountain special and a local train. The two trains met on a 200 foot high bridge spanning a deep ravine between Highfield and Thurmont. Some passengers were feared to have been thrown from the bridge.

Settysburg Eigh Hine Mountain Western Maryland Railroad Fee High Highfield Thurmont

Elk Horn Couple Wed with Danish Lutheran Pastor

Miss Marie Elisabeth Tovel wed Rev. Henry Han Rep at the local Lutheran church in Elk Horn on Wednesday June 1st. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s parents home for over one hundred guests. The couple will reside after July 1st while he serves as pastor of the Danish Lutheran church at Spencer Town.

Elk Horn Marie Elisabeth Tovel Henry Han C. C. Sloth J. A. Petersen Jeppe Tovel Elk, Horn College Blair Neb Chicago Spencer Town Hey Mrs Theo. Hansen Royal Hans Fabricius Piscus Chris Jeppesen Blair, Neb

Majestic Theatre Presents The Fifth Commandment Feature

Manager Frost announces a photoplay tonight at the Majestic starring Julius Steger in The Fifth Commandment. The strong story features one of America's top actors and promises both instruction and entertainment.

Frost the Majestic Julius Steger

Examinations End at Local High School

Examinations closed today after a session that began Wednesday morning at the high school building. A larger than usual number took part, with seventy seven enrolled and twenty writing today on the subjects required for first grade certificates.

County Supervisors Award Bridge Contract to Standard Bridge

The board of county supervisors met to award a bridge project and address regular business. The Standard Bridge Company submitted the lowest bid and was declared the successful bidder for the contract.

Board of County Supervisors Standard Bridge Company Tkider

Friendly settlement eyed as Germany may exempt passenger ships

Berlin reports progress toward a US favored settlement on submarine warfare. Germany may exempt passenger traffic ships from attacks while continuing hostilities against hostile merchant ships. Exemption would follow prize law safeguards for passengers and crews and restrict ships from carrying ammunition or guns.

iBy Berlin United States Germany Sccor&ance Wilson Ter

Circus Coming to Atlanta August Seventh

Charles McClintock, Barnum & Bailey agent, arranged licensed access and water privileges for the world renowned show. Crews prepare for performances in Atlanta on Saturday August seventh. Local excitement rises among families, weather permitting, crowds expected to gather despite potential storms.

Charles McClintock Barnum & Bailey Atantic Atlantic

Visit neighboring camps to boost Woodman day

Messrs. C. K. Kringel Frank Perskids Curt Hewe and Ed Snyder as a committee from the local Modern Woodmen Lodge visited Lewis last evening to promote Woodman day at the Cass county fair. They previously went to Oakland and Brayton, plan further visits to attract a large Atlantic crowd.

Messrs C. K. Kringel Frank Perskids Curt Hewe Ed Snyder Locll Woodmen Lodge Lewis Cass County Oakland Brayton Atlantic

Hospital Notes and Local Sales Advertisements

Beth Privble underwent tonsil and adenoid removal at Atlantic hospital this morning. Henry Refies and wife’s daughter had a scar repair operation for a burn. Mrs. Ella Gaul, previously ill, is recovering well. Dr Heaton of Wiota treated for a nervous breakdown. Sun Kist lemping in 50 boxes received. hot weather sale at 25 cents per box. Frog legs advertised from Parlor Meat Market at 320 Walnut St.

Beth Privble the Atlantic Hospital Litle Henry Re Agi Walnut St

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