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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05

the democratic candidate. is former
supreme court judge who was ap-
pointed chairman Of the PUBLIC service
commission by Governor Suizer. Sui
ger. who was recently impeached. has
been bitterly assailing Mccall. the
democratic organization and Charles F..
Murphy. leader OF Tammany hall John
A Hennessy. Sulzer's former state de-
partment investigator. has also made
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05

Noting that objection has been
raised IN congress to the publication
in the congressional record of the eulo-
gy OF Ado!phus Busch. the late st.
Louis brewing Inagnate." the Musca-
tine journal inquiries, since no one
reads the Congressional Record we
can think OF no better place to put
such euiogy. but why eulogize a man
just because he succeeded in capital
iz!ng nations foolish appetizer"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

III the voters of Iowa keep their
eyes upon the general welfare, for
get party and factionalisn. Senator
Cummins will be reelected next year
by the largest majority ever accorded
him for any Office says the Webster
City Freeman He has made
good in the senate and has accom-
plished much for the people Let the
record in the senate and other Official
positions be the test
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05

Don't say that women are treated
no better or worse even than man..
exclaims the Iowa City Republican.
Here We have Mrs. Pankhurst ad-
nitted 10 this country when she has
been convicted OF melting to riots. OF
attacking public and private proper
ties. something that would not be to-
Grated in any man who might seek to
come to this country. In fact If Mrs.
Pankhurst were a mere man. she
would be in states prison for long
term. and no starvation dodge or pub
lie pleading would bring release"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05

GAS making for the awakening OF
livelier sense Of personal responsibility,
the Jameson verdict is salutary," con-
ciu6es the Dubuque Telegraph Herald.
at warns all persons to protect them
selves by protecting those who respect
and trust them: to pay their notes at
the bank. to meet their obligations. 20
live UP to their friends estimate of
them. to vindicate faith by keeping
faith. and not to give their word I'M
less they are ready to stand by It and
to take the consequences of their acts"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05

The Burlington Gazette says. the
coming winter will be q good thing in
one respect at least. It will have a
tendency TO cut down the automobile
fatalities
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05

We will back sixteen Iowa COWS
against any sixteen acres of citrus
fruits" says the Castana Times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05

The Sioux City Tribune says, there
is nothing philosophically new IL :he
Statement that young Gates had plenty
Of friends. 1t is we'll known that so
long as 2 young man has the money
10 go the ga;ts he will have numerous
friends Of certain order"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05
Iona Newspapers

But IN FRANK CLARKsoNs CASE:
ISioux City Journall
Possibly Sam S. Sherman in taking
leave OF the Sutherland Courier.
dropped a partial explanation OF what
LED him 10 become a bull mooser. He
says that for several years past he has
had "a very bad case OF indigestion
and stomach trouble
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05

In Cunmins." declares the Council
Bluffs Nonpareil, the state OF Iowa
has a valuable asset. The republican
party has no more valuable asset in
the entire country at this time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-05

acrimonious charges against the demo!
cratic candidate and TAmmany hall.
The most prominent candidate for tho
nomination for mayor on the fusion
ticket at the start Of the contest for the
position was Charles s. Whitman, the
well known district attorney OF New
York county. He IL running for re.
election on the fusion ticket. Tho
democrats have endorsed him; conse-
Quently his vote will be enormous.
Whitman has won fame - the con-
victor Of Cummins, Reichman, Robin
and other questionable financial oper-
ators. He sent Ave men, including a
lieutenant Of police, to the death house
at Sing Sing for the Rosenthal MUIR
der. convicted state senator Of So
Letting bride and secured prison sem
fences for police grafters. etc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

r'uio many men of national promi-
uouce.
The Ancient and honorable Artil-
hp Company Is the oldest military
organization boz the country II was
m Ira1 that q few citizens OF Bos-
rua made the first endeavor to form
lu. company They made an april
cation Co Governor Winthrop petit
Joining him for his sanction to the
formation of q military company for
tHD protection OF the Ma sachusetts
Uar colony Governor winthrop re-
."s.l their plea. remarking how
dangerous II might be TO erect
standing authority OF military men,
which might easily In time. over
throw the civil power" After a
'gU months. however. "A broader view
seemed 90 bee taken by the colonial
government aud the plea was re-
Moved II was about a year later
March l.. 1898 that the charter
aas granted which authorized the
urcHuinfIou under the title Of The
Military Company OF Massachusetts.
s GENTRY later the present title was
adopted.
During the revolutionary war so
many members of the company fell
H t1e field that only fifteen were
.ol 90 respond when In i7S6 EN-
'rreu,y OF Public Affairs called up
0a them 90 maintain law aud order
The Mexican and civil wars also de
plrtci Tho ranks OF the organization
Sitor l5f- tho company has had ~
mmory and headquarters in historic
|. iauuii Uall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
II. Andrews Eplscopsi

Corner OF Fillmore and Ninth SITS
Adult Bible class and sunda school.
. a. q. m.
Morning service. Holy communion
and sermon. m
Evening service and sermon. SIS.
Attention g. called 10 this chaugs
IN the hour for the evening gcrvice.
\ cordial invitation TO al friends
and visitors 10 worship with us at all
services.
Regular monthly meetinp OF the
Vestiy Monday evening ~ O'Clock
in the rectory.
Tuesday evening regular meeting
o. the mems lecture class al ,O7 FIJI
more at O'Clock The g-oop in.
viIes any man who wishes a. attend
Litany service and address Wednes-
day evening ~ 3 o'clock.
4 ". TRApNELL, Rector.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
tentral lresl,yterinu

Tenth and Taylor street. The
pastor will speak In the morning at
DO o'clock on Thirteen Years EX
prcience a. a Presbyterian Minister
A. the evening service. 500 O'Clock.
tho pastor will give report OF the
three Presbyterian general assem-.
biiee recently held in Atlanta. Ga %
YOU want 10 know what n, Presby
terians are doing toward Union OF
ar Presbyterian denomination
come aud hear this report
sunday school. 0:i5 a. m. Chris
tian Endeayor. 1880 y. m.
MORNING MUSIC;
Anthem % Sing Unto thc Lord. Do
Bruche. with solo by Mis- White
Solo The Better Land" Cowen
Mrs Rankin
Response Hear us Fathpr While
800 Pray llaeyens.
EVENING MUslC:
Anthem Holy Spirit Faithful
Gnide." Mattel
Oicrtory 4 Melody OF Love En-
slomau Miss Howard
Quartet Welcome Sweet Grace.
Mrs TAFT. Miss Stuhbs, Mr. Dea.
son and Mr. Johns
no one and all We extend most
cordial invitation 10 attend our ser
vices today II you wish TO unite
with our church please make that
lgct known 20 the pastor
r THOMSEN. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

Devotional Meeting discomfort
Lender Miss Patterson.
songs
Scripture Reading Psalms Sd g.
Prayer.
Can Rest BE Found IN a Place?
Mrs Kendall
Are Difficulties and Trials Evils .
nr Hazard
Coruet Solo Mr. y. ". Gray.
can We Find Rest In Our own
Deeds and Thoughts? Mr.. c. \.
Ncadiug Miss Giesecke.
Where Can Rest BE Found 30
Leader.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
N'TH7HseH''''''
Tabernacle baptist

Tabernacle Baptist church sill be-
kin revival meeting sunds,. June
Rev n n Street paste OF the
First Baptist church Of Plalnview.
will do the preaching
Rev Mr. street Is an able preach
er Of the word. and good re Its are
expected You are invited 70 at.
tend Services begin promptly at 3
%. M throughout the week
WA. n FORBES, Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

decide the case for any one Because
OF misuse OF present opportunities ANA
knowledge some win enter upuu the
future life disadtauiaertl proportions
ately. These disadvantages viii Doe
their stripes. their rhastisemcnt Tor
present failures Others. rightly eXer.
cised by the trials aud difficulties ~
NE will be- made more iust. mere low
lng. a. were losephs brethren Thus
they will hc the better prepared Tor q
good eniraucc into the Messiah King
dom. now. we believe. neaf 81, haad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

Mis- Gussie Savage Is seriously ~
zoo Der home at 30l Lincoln street,
Mr. and Mrs sam luman have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip
90 Kansas City and Ava. Mo-, and
are al home at 702 Fillmore street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

be- perfected. aud
granted the Divine
blessing OF ever
lasting life All
then found un
worthy will be con
deulued rs unit
Tor life. sentenced
a. the Sccon 4
Death
The experiences
OF the present life.
good or bad. will
have their hearing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Buchanan street Methodist

sunday school. 9:45 a. m preach
INK az ~ 90 and $50 .. n. by
pastor Come aud worship gith as
~. T. CArGHRAN. rastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
= tDRDKLYN
Z TABERNACLE
NIr~.~-BIBLE 'sTUDY'os.-@SS
LESSONS LEARNED By JosEPh's
BRETHREN.

Genesis +r-June ,.
.coHfsss fhereiers v1Hr firf oae % aheibfY,
and pyap ons for 1Ho'sfr Nat " nov
healed "-Ianass go y y
- ODAYS lesson shows that Jo-
n seph's experiences mixed with
~ faith. worked out for him
grand character wholly obedi-
ent 10 God. Bur by a different process.
Joseph's brethren were exercised by
remorse. and became more svmpaihet-
ic. more broiherly Kind. mere loyal 10
their father Jacob LIES experiences
are Intended. under Divine supervision.
10 be corrective ard helpful Conf
dence a. God however I. necessary ~
q basis Tor ans such blessing
After The fensi IN which Joseph had
given Benjamin i've portions the breth-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

rem departed fur
home we'll pleased
with their expert
snces Joseph. how
ever desired 10
test their sympa
thy for their father
and their loving 90
tercst To- Benjamin
Therefore be caus
ed his silver cup 10
bc placed Ia Ben
inmlus suck nf
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
COUNCIL OF PHENIX
CITY WILL REMOVE
MAYOR, NOWtIN JAIL

COLUMBUS, GA, March 17-At a
meeting of the Phenix City, Ala, coun-
Gil, to be held tonight, Claude 3. Gu;-
latt, mayor Of that city, wilI be for
mally removed from office. Council
will declare the Office of mayor vacant
and will proceed to provide for naming
a new mayor. 1t has not been definite
ly decided what action will be taken
toward naming a successor to Gullatt.
but the opinion prevails that q pri-
mary will be called.
The action to be taken TO remove
Gullatt from office was brought about
by his conviction on q charge of acces-
sorry beofre the fact in an assault to
murder case in the superior court Of
Muscogee county. There is still pend
ing against him in Muscogee county 4
charge Of fornication and adultery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
PHENIX CITY PASTOR
BURIED AT 0PELIKA

COLUMBUS, GA. March 1.-THE
funeral services oyer the body Of Rev.
T. P. Fincher, pastor of Trinity Meth
odist church, Phenix City, Ala, were
held Sunday afternoon AT OpeIika.
where the interment took place. Rev.
Mr.. Fincher was assigned to the Pie
nix City church last December, but left
for Asheville, \. c.. soon thereafter,
where he went for the purpose Of re-
cuperating his health. He died there
Friday after u lingering illness from
tuberculosis.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
PimpleS Vanish

Pimples and ugly face blotches clear
away often in a single night by the use
of the mild, antiseptic wash, the
Odd. Prescription for Eczema. 1t
washes away impurities and leaves the
skin smooth and healthy.
Get a soc bottle of this wonderful
skin cure today, and keep il on hand.
We know and guarantee that Odd.
; will do all that is claimed for it. d.
DID. Soap helps too; ask about it.
Jacobs Pharmacy, 6-S- Marietta 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
Countess Leaves Khedive's Harem.

LONDON, March H. Countess
Toermik, who entered the khedive's
harem in 1910 as the Princess Zobieda,
has suddenly disappeared.
1t is believed sine has returned to
Austria and the cause is understood to
be the jealousy of the other princesses,
owing to the khedives undue gener-
osity to Zobieda, whom he presented
with 100000 worth of jewelry.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17

Firm and faxful. 0c
every thread pure = 49,
linen. forever sSrvlceable.
Plain white with red or. blue
border. Hemmed ends. 1880
inches.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
London Faces Hotel Strike.

LONDON, March 17.-London Is
threatened with a general hotel strike.
Hotel employees officials state men
had voted to go out in several big hos
telries. but the names of the hotels and
the time of the wallout were kept Sc
cret. Higher wages and a revision of
hours are demanded. Thousands of
tourists, including many Americans
would be affected.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
Gorky to Remain Exile.

PARIS, March 17.-MaXim Gorky,
famous writer, who was eXiled from
Russia. declared today that he would
not take advantage Of the amnesty act
proclaimed by Car Nicholas allowing
himself and other notable exiles to re-
turn to their native land. Il shall con-
tinue TO carry on my work in Italy,
which place I shall make my home.
said he.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
Pope Lauds U. S. Freedom.

ROME March 1.-THE political and
religious freedom of the United States
was lauded in papal encyclical issued
by Pope Plus. His holiness rejoices
also in the abolition of the anti-Cath
Ole clause in the British coronation
oath.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
Hard Storm Hits Channel.

DOVER, ENGLAND, March IA
severe gale struck the English channel
today, causing delay in steamship
schedules and damage TO shipping. A
high wind, accompanied by snow. swept
the channel, lashing the water into
fury. It is feared a number Of fisher
men lost their lives.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
EnsIand's Army Expense Goes Up.

LONDON, March 17-England'
army estimate for the fiscal year OF
1884, just issued. calls for an eX-
penditure of $141, 100000, an increase
of $780, 900
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17

NEWS
Important Events From All
Over the Old World Told In .
Few Short Lines.

LISBON, PORTUGAL, March IL
Five students of a party of eight were
drowned at Wanna de CASTILLO TO-DAY
when boat in which they were riding
capsized in the harbor
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
fHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS MONDAY MARCH H. 1913
Dozen 1Oc Towels

Splendid quality. stur. QQC
dy, soft absorbent huckOON
towel. Heavy weight, neat red
border, hemmed ends. 1884
inches. Always 10c: one
dozen. soc.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-17
NOM End Anniversary Sale. Prices Drop to a
:MLA II MNALOMY MezuL o1u euel Run d2 Sn1,e

The Economy Basement deals in makers short
lots broken lines odd understanding it can ac-
qure underprice But no trash. Everything in the
Economy Basement is sold under the same broad
guarantee that governs everything sold at Rich s-lt
it is not satisfactory bring it back mo transac-
ton complete until the customer is satisfied.
There is profit in buying cheap goods; there's
a decided saving in buying good goods cheap. 1t is
this kind of profitable saving that awaits YOU. Read
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-18
Jn(anO=Ge(eGrapt
Weder 4nHdhme BON Rd
BAIT oerurtbsiIt.

Weqen 4nHabme BON Rdz
BAIT oerurtbeiLt.
Rem gort, 7. Gebruar. 9ds
rolo R. Dotem, eth 8ertreter Der
sSirmu Daten &c Mc2QughIiu, Dets
der unlGngit eingeitano, Don Der Gbes
ilpeote & Ohio 9abn Ru5utt angez
nommeR au baben, lpuroe Wtontog Don
gunoesridter Meper 8u l Tag 9es
fdneuiB uno $500 9eloitrafe oer>
urtbeilt. 8m 9. 3ipins, Syradtu9ent
Der 9dbn, ipeIber ben Robdtt sahIte,
mub $4,000 Strafe sablen.
Die Re9ierunq erpfnete Tlontoe ben
gro8sb aegsn 6eorge %. SheIoon uro
5enrn 8.4tboff, poH Ghieago, n:its
uugetlagt iiuo, BON Der 2ebi9h 9oIlep
9aan Habdtt angenommen gu 9dben.
Gin rGinbrsder : II.
GlepeIano, 8, II. Ge6r. -
lie Qolisei 1T Der gnIift, bab bic
llnterIuhuug Irant atnnep's, Der in
eticaoo in 9erbinoung nit Der Gr=
mproung bes Capt. RaIpb Sprnes
burh einbreher in gleosIano perbafz
tst nuroe, gu Der gntDedung zines
,,girbreter 5ruTts" fiibrte, peIder
| in GlepeIonb, Chicago, Cincinnati
rnb Soleoo pperirte. Sie min in bm
3immer. ptlhes Simmer bier be-
n0brte. stn Rotisbuh gefunoeH babeu.
I-el4ss bic Ramen BON 100 5abrtten
in ben esnduntsn 5tdoten, ben 3abIz
iccen etc. entbdlt. ghefostettip
ggaltsr besnb iih Wsontus nit ben HDs
thigen 4usIieferunsspapieren perfes
5tr. mad Chicago, um Simmer mad
CItpslano Suriid5ubrtngen. Otto 90st
uno 5rau, pelhe als aneeblihe Wiits
alieoer Der aiunep'fheu ginbrehsre
b1noe perbaftet nurben, erihieuen
Montos Dor benz Yoliseirittsr, sr ur@
! ter eer Intlaee bes ginbruhs uno
oRbitabls, tie uuier Der Der 6tblerei.
ST. 1aII ipuros auf ben q. Js6ruar
psrihcbsn uno beios ua.sr je 5000
@as3i4aft 1eit.Ia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-18

8rabe abernal5 0eS Iootelt geold)t
|Duroe.
Grob Der riciigen 2tniammluug
BON Gtenidlen 49, idnGnttltdle Stra'
BEN, Die Der Grouerptq Dnliirtc, !ua-
rem 0id}t beieBt - lpur0e bic 9tuDc
in tciner @eiie aelfort, Dor Die Ear
tei i'd fir MISUNDERSTANDING bon
huAe un0 Gr0nltng BEN gebor0en
qeqetiiber perpfliftet bate 1lno lbr
g8ort bieIt. Die etn3ige St0rtng, Die
su Dcr3eihnen mar, erlttt Der Stra'
bcnbabnoertebr, Der auf Der RnnB-
itruBe, pom t5ran}en3 Ring bis 3unt
aaiIer g2i1belm-9ling lmO mf Dem
Renmpeg tbeiImeIie gum Stllitano
fam.
9luf nif)tneuiger ais 26 2eitan-
lpaQen uuroen Die 9llmenipellocn
iiir Den 5poten beioroert; Iauienoe
oon IbeiIncbmern oes 3u8e5 trugen
Ar018e uno 9lumen, neil nld]t ge-
niigeuo 2eitenpegen D6rbauoen pa-
ren.
ISeIterret6tiher 4ptatt :
fer psrtng ii tt.
! Disn, II. Sebruar. Geutnant
Wilner BON Der 0iterrsihii6en Qrmee
! itiir3te am Utontag aus elmer 9Dbe
bon 300 5uB ab uno purDe auf Der
Stelle 9et0otet.
SDlpiu guutburIt Vie b r
einmaI berba ftet.
2onbpnA17. Gebruar. SplDia
puntburit, bic itrsitbare Suffrugetts.
| iit am Wontug gum eritten Wlal i'm
Ulonat 5ebrudr perbaftet porDen. Ste
lpuroe Derbdftet, als fie NIT anoerer
Suffragsttsn i'm Often 2onoOns 6ens
| ter sinitlug.
lNe9iimtittfde StimmuHq
in Wten.
lien, II. Isbr. - eyn alien bic
iigen 9rsiIen berrfht jest tpieb.r eir
uLqtmtin peiIimii6er 5on, iettoem
Der tur3s. ns9attDe Snbalt bes 2tnt.
I GoctItreibens bss ruftiten auiIers
CUT oa5 eigenbdnoige 9anofhrsiber
beg &aiIers Gran3 Soiepb betanHt &C.
Dorhen lit. Nn Die DemobtliIirung
auf hie man iebniuhtig gehofft butte
iit untsr pisIen umItduoen natiirlid
nidjt mehr 3u bsnfeH. Die Diterrei
diicl un1oriihe RegieruHg bat aber
mcls cie GrtIdrung abgegeben, oaI
I gerbien teinen 6ofeu um 2loriatiichel
Deer erbalten uHp Stutari nIht al
IWontenegro fallen bari ionoeru 3u
| 6crptnuot bss qepIanten unu6bdngi
qen glbauieu8 gsmaht peroen muB
| Der orobenoe Grieg fam oaber MI
pe:nlieben perbsn, rpeuH RuBlaHo bon
ItGnoiq ben Rut3ug antritt uno ot
perbesenDe Role, bic es jegt ipieIt
luuigisbt.
! qlnaeiihts bieIer Situatior oer
idltttern ii6 bic fjran5ieQen Der
hGltniiIe Der 8oppeImonarhte bol
| SaQ 3u 1ag msbr. Die 3ubI Der Ban
ttrotte pdtIt ms RisIenbdfte. 6anbe
uno Snbuitrie Iino fdTt ruinirt Uni
! bic Guqe ertunert an oas &ruhidb
I1S73 Die einsige 5ofFnung lit, bal
iic3 beim geginn BEG 5riiAItngs ot
Situction tIdren mug. enttpeoer ourc
sinen sris8 O0sr Oa1 gtod9eben Rub
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-18

Qonbon, IL. jebruar. enpsr
Ben, oer 5iibrsr bsr5unstiirten, tuuroe
am Roniag Worgen 81 friihsr Strnoe
BON tiiriiihen Soloutsn in norbert
iter Wsiie ansssriffsn uHo fdtDer Dsrs
ipunoet. Die Depeihe meloet. oab er
msbren Giihpunben erbalieH babe,
ei.b, absr tsine tDeiiereH sinaslhsiisn
On.
Wie ous Wien gsmeloet iDiro, 1T an
BITE bortige ~3eii" islearapbirt morben,
hab Gnper Ben stooiei iporoen lsi.
gnnr Ben madte In poriser Bohs
einsn psrgsblihsn @erfuh. Der bulga'
ridden armee am MarmaraWlter IN bic
JIan.e gu fallen, tpuroe abr init aros
zen 0erluit.n suriidssi6lageH. Gr
mar elmer Der Jiihrsr Der Suug.Irten,
biz tiirsIih oas aabinei aiamil pa
idGs sur Refisnation ge5lpunsen hdts
ten. mas sur Wieesrdufnabme nss
Grissts srpiihen ben gatiunftadtsn
unb Der 3iiriei esfiibrt bat. Shon
I:it Der Grmorbung RusIm pdi6as
tporen 9robunseu gegen fein Gebtn
ousa.fioben pornsn. Gnpsr gsn fiibrts
bas aommanoo iibsr bic iiir.if6eH
5ruppn In 9ripolis unb europdiiht
WliliiGrs nann,sn ihn ben beitsn Sifis
3ier in Der tiirtii6sn 4rmee.
SontantiHopel. IL. Jeb. Die
.iirtif6e Rsgierung fdbrt fort, omtlihe
gerit.s gu peroffsnilifen. not oen.n
iih bic Bulgarsn pon Der Sffatnloidz
2inie ssssn sfdorlu suriidsisxn icIs
len, ctne ben porbringenoen 5urien
erniilihen Miberitano su Ieiit.n. Das
Bolt plautt bi.fe WsIounsen jeoof
nidi mebr unb ertennt isbt. oab cine
ldngere Jor.fssuHg oes acmpfss uns
m6a!ih III. Etlbft bas sinflubreite
glntt .Stbam4 erttdrt. oab al. 5offs
nuna cuf cline Menhuns oes ariegss
sliids ober cine JnterDsntion berWdd,
te bdbin isi unb hcber nidis me5r
iibria tleibe, als bic bshingunssIoie
Mnnnhme Der bonn gaIionbnno ssiislls
ten Noinsungen.
Tas nsue a1bin.. ift s.fpaItsu. Sin
gkil Der Winiiisr motie nod irsiters
ilmpftn. nber Die iibris,n Mitelieeer
bts Habinsts iinb fir syrisbsn. oI Der
GiaotsItab polliidnoig lser lit.
Die am Wonto1 bonn Hritssi6nu.
plat singesSoffenen Wahrittsn loifen
ieins fpeisnilifs 9trdnhtrung in bel
Gage srtennen. Gus aorianoptl pirt
semelbet. bab oas gcmborosment mi!
GROCER 6eftisfsit fortsdesi tpiro. ti,r
in Rpnitaniincpsl itsht ens Birt:I in
Der limgsbung Der Soptisn Mofde,
In s5lamnlen. 150 bdulsr urp Ga
ben IotIen bersits nitbess6rnnns ieir
uno bic 1Iamnen inmsr nod initt &c.
!0fnt tporben fein.
Cine buIgariifs aolnnne riidi ME.
Der nuf benz linstn igliigsI Der arnss
Der Wsrbiinosien burh ben walo Dor
Hslgrdb, treitlin pom 0nrsps Ew, ge.
gen bic 9ihatalbia ginie In BE-,
Mi4sune auF CsmanIi Dor. Die Bull
gcren iolItn aud bic 5oben tpsitIih Dor
Giposisui ttfeftiesn..
Sn t.r lmgebuna BON Duinir In be,
RGk BON GalIipoli lit bic Situatior
uzp<r1nber..
Das 9astr 1ribunaI fol
enif6tibsn.
Qtffabon, II. 1<brucr. 1i'
Rkai4xuna kot fefnfef{ti1, eIIe &tSei1l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-18
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