Roof repairs and spouting by full hardware shop
Repair and paint roofing and spouting with reasonable prices. Offers full stock of hardware tools paints tinware and enamel ware for customers.
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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
1
Germans Gain Ground on Somme and Verdun Fronts
London reports strong German counterattacks along the Somme front with gains at Mametz and Trones woods, while Verdun sees renewed activity. Crown prince troops strike near Dead Man's Hill. Germans take 39 officers and 2106 men on the right bank, but overall Allied defense holds. Royal Irish Fusiliers raid enemy trenches southeast of Loos.
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Teutons
Verdun Front
Berlin
London
Somme front
France
Ilnes
Sir Douglas Haig
Mametz
Trones woods
Montauban
Picardy
Paris
Verdun
crown prince
Fumin wood
Damioup battery
Dead Man's Hill
Meuse
Souville
Laufee works
Reiflon
Lorrathé
Champagne
Somme
Mametz wood
Trones wood
Loos
Royal Irish Fusiliers
German Submarine Captain Leads Notable Trenches Action
Captain Paul Koenig of the Deutschland shows calm daring as German forces clash in trench warfare. Opposing Highlanders seize access to enemy trenches, while air battles occur on July 10 with both sides claiming losses. Verdun sees renewed pressure as Somme troop movements hint at larger shifts.
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Paul Koenig
Deutschland
floyd line
Hohenzollern
Seaforth Highlanders
Picardy
Verdun
Lorraine
Vosges
Somme
Pennsylvania Railroad funds aid for soldiers families
Pennsylvania Railroad directors authorize up to 100000 for relief of families and dependents of employees serving in the national guard or armed forces. In Dover Delaware, Elmer T Williams, a farmer, is crushed by a threshing belt, breaking both arms and injuring his shoulder and right hand.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
national guard
army
navy
Dover
Del
Bowers Beach
Elmer T. Williams
Bremen on way to America in German submarine plan
Baltimore July 13 Germany moves second step in blockade campaign with a second commercial submarine, the Bremen, reportedly carrying drugs and chemicals, mail, and awaiting signals from Count von Bernstorff. The ship may dock near Norfolk before slipping past enemy patrols as Captain Koenig and crew stay aboard the Necker.
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Germany
Atlantic ocean
Paul Hitken
Deutsche Osean-Rhederel
Atlantic
Count von Bernstorff
Deutschlanud
New York
Capean
Dugan-Aharedel
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