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The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15
PEDRICKTOWN PENCILLINGS
interesting Items From Oldmans
Township

ACA
Miss Mildred Sparks spent over Sun
day with friends in Woodbury..
Mrs. Frelan Sparks spent part of the
week in Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Cloud is visiting rela-
tives in Trenton.
William Swaverly arrived home from
Hallandale, Florida, on Tuesday where he
has been farming during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Carmen, of Cam
den, visited Mr. and Mrs. William Gun.
ard over Sunday.
Miss Elsie Headley, of Swedesboro,
visited her sister, Mrs. Samuel Black over
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Strimple, a trained nurse
Cooper Hospital, Camden, spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Strimple.
Howard Galloway and daughter spent
Sunday with relatives in Egg Harbor.
Victor West, OF Paulsboro, spent Sun
day at the home of William Waters.
The infant daughter, of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Percy is recovering from a seri-
GUS attack, OF pneumonia.
Miss Ella Clunn spent over Sunday with
relatives in Bridgeton.
Mrs. Ruth Justice is nursing a sprained
arm.
William M. Burk is driving a new Dav-
is touring car.
A strawberry festival will be held in
Red Mems hall on Saturday evening
May %, for benefit OF Baptist church.
Mrs. George Mitchell, of Swedesboro,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. S. j.
Shute.
Edward Tomlin passed away early
last Thursday morning having been ill
but a short time with pneumonia. Fun
eral service was held in the Baptist church
on Saturday. Interment in the Pedrick-
town cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. q. Sparks and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Risner visited friends in
Salem Oh Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Johnson, of Philadelphia,
spent last week with her mother. Mrs.
Justice returned with her for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hampton enter.
tanned last Thursday Mrs. Frank Ed
wards and Paul McCollister, of Woods
town.
Mrs. Frelan Sparks entertained the
members of the M. E. Choir at her home
last Thursday evening.
Shadrack Snyder almost a lite long
resident died at his home on a farm near
here Oh Thursday, after great suffering
with paralysis and a tubercular aff1iction.
The funeral was largely attended In the
Baptist church on Sunday morning. In
terInent was iii the Baptist cemetery. A
widow two daughters and a son and
several brothers and several sisters are
LETT to mourn HE departure.
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Children's Hats and Flowers loo each
woopsvowN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Flitcraft attend
ed the commencement exercises and re-
ception to the graduating class OF the
Philadelphia Hospital by the Nurses
Alumnae Association i'll the New Century
Drawing Room followed by a banquet
and dance on Wednesday evening, and
Thursday they went by auto to Valley
Forge spending two days seeing the many
places Of interest there.
Mrs. William Reeves is spending a few
days in Bridgeton.
DIR. and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Snitcher and
daughter, Miss Carrie Snitcher and Mrs.
Miller, of Newark, attended a wedding in
BridgetOn OH Tuesday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15

That prohibition of the liquor traffic
as q beverage has become a vital nation
al issue is being realized by those in
that trade. Petitions bearing the sig
natures of 49, 24 Jerseymen opposed to
prohibition have been presented to the
Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress praying that they vote against a
national prohibition amendment. The
Prohlbs will have to get very busy to
get that number in New Jersey where
forty millions of dollars are invested in
the liquor business. 1t is dollars against
sentiment. sssnss
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W0odstown Whlsperings

The excitement over the recent school
election is subsiding and the Board of
Educatisn is preparing to submit two or
three propositions for school sites to the
voters.
The graduating class of Woodstown
High School, twenty-five in number, will
make a sightseeing trip to Washington,
next Tuesday.
Horton Jones is building a very fine
new garage at his residence on Main
street.
Mrs. Sallie B. Newkirk, wife Of Charles
Newkirk, of P~ilesgrove, died on Thurs
day night from cancer, aged so years.
Mrs. Newkirk had been a patient suffer
er for some months.
The body of Mrs. Edith Atkinson, wife
of G. II. Atkinson, of Vineland, who
died on the 9th was brought here Tor in
terment in the Baptist cemetery OH Sat-
urday afternoon. Services were held in
the Baptist Church. Mrs. Atkinson was
formerly a resident here and a sister OF the
late Mrs. Nathaniel Smith.
The Sunshine Circle will hold a straw
berry festival on the 23d in Drivers hall.
Miss Coles who underwent a serious
operation in Philadelphia last week died
there last Sunday and was buried in the
Friends Cemetery on Wednesday. She
was a daughter OF the late Richman and
Lydia Coles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. C. Richman leave
on Friday for a visit with relatives, going
as far West as Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewart, of Cam
den visited Mrs. Mary Stewart on Friday
last.
Mothers' Day was observed in the NJ.
L. Church on Sunday last III accordance
with the recommendation of the last gem
eral Conference. Rev. Yard preached a
very appropriate sermon The members
of the Home Class Department were es-
pecially invited to attend the Sunday
School exercises in the afternoon. Auto
mobiles we're used to convey those who
were not able to walk.
At the regular meeting of the Woods
town-Pilesgrove Board of Education the
following teachers for the borough we're
reelected: Supervising Principal, H. w.
Simmer was very highly commended for
the splendid work done the past year
and was reelected with all increase of sal
AIRY. High school teachers, Miss Sara
Smith, principal; Miss Frances Moore,
Miss Irene Even, Miss Florence Lippin-
colt, Miss Sara Long. Grammar School
Miss Mary Shoemaker, principal; Mrs.
Lillian Birch, Miss Edna Boone, Miss
Helen virgins, Miss Letitia Davis, Miss
Alenda Reeves, Miss Alfarata Dilks, Miss
Miss Ethel Mcpherson. The teachers
elected for the township were as follows:
Sharptown-Mrs. Ella Murphy, principal,
Miss Alice White. Miss Alice Lippincott.
Friendship-Miss Theresa McCoubrie.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rose Watson,
South MISUNDERSTANDING Anna
Corse. Vacancies exist at YORKTOWN,
Fenwick, Eldridge's Hill and Union
schools.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15

Time for Penns Grove to stir up ex-
element over another school election.
The citizens need a live topic for COL
versatiou and entertainment. 1t slim
ulates and edncates the mind to think
ON live local topics, if the whole public
welfare, not only for the present but
for the future interests, are reasonably
discussed from a general public point
of view and not with a preju Iced per-
sonal interests which may circumstan-
italy be involved.
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AUBURN

Mrs. James Ryan, of Elwood, the wife
OF a former pastor here, has been spend
ing a few days among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts and
their family have gone to Wildwood to
spend the summer.
Miss Edna Featherer, OF Gibbstown,
and Milton Parsons, of Absecon have
been visiting Mrs. Harriet Mattson.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
ton of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube is infiamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
Deafness is the result, and unless the in
fiammation can be taken out n this
tube. restored. to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are cause by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an inf1amed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case Of
Deafness Caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured BIZ
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F.J. CHENEY, & CO, Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
Take HalIs Family PILLS for constipation.
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The Prudential First In Big
State.

To be first in new business in the State
of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and other big
commonwealth and to have the leader
ship year after year is being pointed to
by The Prudential Insurance Company
of America as public Endorsement of the
Company, its agency force and its policies.
The Prudential stood in fret place in
1913 according to published records and
the reports of the various Insurance De-
partments in the following leading States.
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The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, "A Is, 1914

Despite the arguments that the fed
eral migratory bird law is unconstitu-
%ti0nal, the appropriation bill before
Congress contains $50, 900 in the agri-
cultural appropriation bill for its ell
forcement.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15
DAVIDSON
1918 I'd 1926 FRENCH STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL.

vino rs fully equipped with all the
modern labor saving machinery, thus
insnrlng to my customers price that
are right. ] always have on hand \
splendid stock of finished memorials
o. the best Eastern GRANTEES. Pur-
chase from the firm that has stood
the stood the lest Tor fifty years, tnd
get the best. 2-6-14
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NC ,NUMENTS

Ii yon intend to beautify your Gem
etery plot by placing thereon an artis-
TIC memorial of the latest dosing, con-
suit the old established dealer,
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15

me
clan. Born
East Wind
sor, Conn.,,
Oct. 5, 1903;
died Prince
ton, N. j.,
M a h %,
1853. Pastor
of Congre-
g / al
Nh n at
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15

Northampton, Mass, 1727-5O.
Missionary to the Indians at
Stockbridge, Mass, 1878. Pres
ident of Princeton college in 1853,
at time of death. His most cell
ebrated work, published in 1884,
was "An Essay on the Freedom
of the WILL" Among his other
books were Doctrine of Original
Sin Defended" History Of the
Redemption" "a Treatise Con-
corning the Religious Affections"
and Qualifications For Full
Communion In the Visible
Church" Edwards was one Of
the old time exhorters Of the
severely orthodox persuasion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15
*Years 1919, 1910 and 1918

The Company also attained second
place in many other State and since the
close of 1908 has added TO the insurance
in force Oh its books nearly a billion dol
lars, making a greater net gal u than that
of any other company in the world.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15

Strawberry checks printed at RECORD
Office. IT,
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15
THE HALL OF FAME.

JONATHAN E~DWARDS-Em-
inent American theologian and
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15
THE HALL OF FAME.

MARIA MITCHELL-Ameri-
can astronomer, first woman
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15

Our Candy Department will be sure to p
you with BIG VALUES
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15

Great Values in Mems, Ladies and Childl
Underwear, and Hosiery for 1Oc.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-05-15

Big Enamel Ware of All Kinds 25c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

Fat iid Sapau buber ssnOtbist &C.
isbeu, Oas llltimatnm sn erluileH.
Sas ariessmiuiiterium beld)'so
nm sOautag Na6mittas nm sin hbr
gssrtreter idmmtlid)er 3sitnussH nad)
ie;uen gnreams, Samit iie lire Sa>
itrnftiouen bari6sr erbaltsn foHatsu'
mas i'm Sale eiues arissssHitanoss
pnbIisirt tuerOen> bari.
| ser @urtiaui Ses llltimatnms bat
ann, ri,iiaes amiiebeu errest, obidSH
bcreits ieit einiser 3eit Sas Sernd)f
nmains, BAD Sapan iid in yers'f'
id,ait iette, nm an benz ariss aitipsn
sutbeil su nebmen.
Ger Tremierminiiter @raf Stiiina
uno Der Nsiuiiter Ses slnsiuart'ssii
sfaafi aato bielten anlpradsn aa
|geriunimlnusen BON GeiddftsleitteH,
garlamentsmitslieSern nnS ynrgern
i'm slllaemeinen mnO ermalnten Snrdl'
meg 3nr Slnbe uuo SsiOnneHbsli. SIC
bstontcm, bah Sapan tsins Sr0oe'
runasgsiiiite bege5
slui bic bissbesiislids sraae s.lisS
WeIdaitsmannss, itellte Der yain'lter
Ses slusmartisen NIT alisr yeitlninlf.
l,eit bic Weriidsr in abreos, lint
,u.ld,er bic gsreinisteu staatsn I'd)
in bic sitmatiun sinsemiidt babe'i
iolftsn nnS er fiiate binsu, ban bic
gsabrid,einlidfeit fir cine Ginnild)'
una ieitens Der gereinisteu Staaten
faum uurIieas. ST bemerfte ipatsr,
bal; man bic Sleaieruns Der gsrein'a'
ten Staatem beshslid Der Stelluus.
uahme ssapams anifldren iuirSe.
Selling, ID. Aranlf. Hp'alrIIie"
bes japauiideu ilItimatnms murOeH
Der djineiiidsu Saesisrans iOiuie ben
Iieiiseu gertrsteru Der freinben
Wsadjts Snseitellt.
"a man Is nidjt fir iuabrideinlidj
bdIt, Sai TsHtidlIanO iidJ ben ilm pou
Sapau stitsllteH gebiHsnnseH fiigsa
pirS, iuerSsn brreits gOrfebrnnsen
fir rinen aries eetroiiem. Grsi briti-
idJc Mssimenter, bic iid in Gbina be.
iinSsn, baben @eiinHs crlalten, nd
fir siuen stipaisrn sranspOrt in Be-
rfitidjaft 81 baIten.
Die Grfldruns iu bsm japaniidJsn
.l1Itimdtau, bab Sayaa NIT bss aI6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

2pnbou, 16. 4usuit- llugeadtet
Ger sabaoien geritlte, lailt weIdJen
Sie Geuti6en uHterlegen uno IN Die
Slufjt geidIagen lem ioIleIL riden
Die 6eutifen Sruppenmaiien immer
Deiter Dor uno Der 9eitpunft, on
peItcm Die erite DirfIit groBe
Sdlatt geitlagen perben DirS,
fonrnt inumer ndber.
Sbidon inl n5roliden 9elgien Die
Sample on Seftigfeit bebeuteno nad'
gelaiien 6aben unb tbeilDeiie iogar
elm nabesu poaiaer Stiaitanb in ben
friegeriiden Sperationen eingetreten
lit, iinS Die Geutifen i'm Sbal Der
Wsaas iiioIiG BON Ramur INNER mel.
ter porgeriidt un6 hn6en bereits
Dinant erreid)t, mo linen angeblid
bon elmer fran5oiiiden Streitmadt,
Sic ii6 binter Der StaSt peri6an3t
9atte, cine gtieoerlage beigebradt
ipurSe.
Nus Sieiem 3uianhlenItob Slpiiden
Sen 0eitiden unS 6ranSoien er1elt,
saB Sie ssransoieu ibrcn belgiiden
9erbiinSeten in Seren Sanoe feinen
Moment su iriib gu SiIfe famen.
an Der eIidiiiia IotbrinsiiGen
Glen,e lit eS aQentbalber sipiiteu Ser
gorbut Der beiben iein0li6en Seere
su S6arntiiseln gefomren un6 laiit
Sen aus frairsoiiiden GueIlen italn-
member 9eatrihten baben natiirIid)
Sic Icutiden reaeInlaBig gieSerIasen
erIittcn.
Tie YGiie in ben @ogeien iiro iest
i'm griis ser Sran5oicn, bonn @eitcn
Der Bis 5u ben nab aolmar iiibren.
Den Y1iien.
Die Sransofen baben auf Der
Strede BON Sunepiue biz mad Sar,
burg oie Offeniipe ergriffen aber
aud, bier lit es iotpeit nod 5n feinem
3uiammenitoB sfuiihen ben Saiipt-
arrneen sefommen@
glu Der 5Iterreidiit-ier6iiden nno
an Der oeiitid,.riiiiii6cn @renac iper-
oen uon beiSen 4arteien Sieee bel
sdaun,iiseIn benniprudlt, aber Oieie
Siege iimo oon serinser @ittigfeit,
es iei oenn, SaB oie Serben oic Ceitcr-
reidler sfpinsen ioaten, iueitere Trup-
petmafisn gegen serbien berousl.
aiassts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

Won Berlin aus lpurben auf ora6t.
loiem @cge beri6iebene Ser frans6.
iii6.engIiiden ariegsllgen feItsena.
aelt, barunter eine Nahrif)t ii6er
eine cngebIi@e grobe S6Ia6t 5pi.
I4en ben SeIterreihern uno ben
TSer6en Die Elm abioIutes 9bantaIie.
gebilbe tpnr.
9euti1lano bat AUDI in elmer 9e.
pei4e, Die sliifli6 Surdgebraft pur.
De. eegen Die aftipe getbeiIigung bon
Ginllilten in Ruiiii6.Bolen an Dem
ariege proteitirt ltn6 ma6t oie ruff.
ite 9regierung fir bieies ganbenpe.
len, las gegen alIes golferredt per.
itoBt, bernntportlit, Elm gortpurf,
Der DON Seiten giuBlanbs auf oas
entidiebenite suriidseipieien rirb.
Selterrei6 riiitet iir1 i'm aoriati.
ihen Meer auf einen aanpf nit Oen
oereiltigten Slotten gngIanbs irHo
6rarfrcids, BON beren Seite IN Babe
ein alnariif erlportet pirb.
lleber gulsarien lit Der ariegs5n.
itano perb1net iporoen, aber bieies
ioll MIR cine @oriihtsmaBreael iein,
oamit ous aanb fir aQe GueltuaIitd.
len geriiltet lit.
2aut elmer aus @ien itammenSen
2epeite limo Die Seiterreiher on Der.
i6ieoenen SteIIen in Serbien eiuge.
iaIlen, unb iesen audi bus 9ombaroe.
ment sSeIgraos auf bas 9ta1oriid.
lidIte fort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
Gibilifen
@etbeiIiscn lid aud auf
ruffiiGem @ebiet am
arieee.


Berlin bia &openbnsen uno
2onbon, 16. Muguit. - Dos WolH's
i6e 0epeibenbureaii, Die baIbdntli.
DIE 0eliigfeitsagentllr DentIdlanbs,
bot Die foIaeir6e 9epeide peroffent.
Iiht:
n9as 9erbaIten Der riffiiden 8e-
bolferitng in ben BON itns beicbten
Stabten lit, ebeilfo ipie bas gerbaL
ten Der beIgiida1 8epoIterung gegen
Die oertiben Erltppen gegen alles
8olferre6t.
yGeiteru @eenb tpuroe in &alif9
in Huiiiib.BoIen aus benz Stnterbalt
auf beutihe Sruppen gei6ofien.
3rpei Solbaten bIieben tobt uno siDi.
i6en 90 ,lro 80 tpurben bertpunoet.
Der @ngrtff tpIrbe obue jebe Srage
bon Ginipobnern, bic feline Solhaten
paren, gemaht lno man begt ben
8er6aht, oab bieie 8dllben NIT Der
ruiiiiGen &egierung IN @erbinclmg
iteben.
vgbenio ipie es IN fSralfrei6 imo
@elgien geidiebt, iuerben audi bier
Die oeutfdem Gruppen braitiide
WaBreseln ergreifen I'M herartigen
angriffen elm Groe su MADDEN"
2onbon, 16. 4uguit SH elmer
9epeihe elmer balbamtliden 9eeuig-
feitsagentur in ct. 9etersbltrg tpiro
beriihert, oab Die ririiii6e Reaicrimg
BEN aus oelltihen GuelIen itainmen.
ben 8eritt, INIT lpeIhem Die Tegie-
ming an Der oelttih.ritiiiiden 8ren3e
8anoen organiiirt baben ioIIc, I'M
aIlerbano 9reneltbaten su nerliben
fir abioIut lnltpabr erflGrt. Die
ruiiiihe Reaier,mg, beiBt cs in Der
DepeIbe peiter, lat teine 9anpen
BON ssrreghlGren organiiirt uro bic
betreffertoe geahritt purbe MIR aus
aeianot, Inn afitblnhb Die Greucl.
t6aten in oie Sdule 81 ihiebert De,
rem iid bie Gclttiden ielbit on oen
8erpltnoeten iorpie on Der frieolic.
benben Weo0Irerrng Ser Sren53iltrif-
te i6uIoig geinadt baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
Gefgenagelt
Werben&ri &riessliieen in Il
ner r8erliner Oepei6e.

erben&riesslieen in e Il
ner gerliner 0epei6e.
2onbon, 16. gluguIt. - Die
folgenbe Depefde, bic auf brabtloIem
Wese BON Berlin eintraf, tpurbe am
Sonntag 4benb ben aonboner 3ei-
tungen sur gerfiisuns geitsat:
Die gericbte BON elmer sroben
Sdladt atpii6en ben SeiterreiGern
unb Serben, bic in paris unb in
2onbon in umlauf gefest purben,
finb untpabr.
3tpei ruiiiihe aaDulleriebipiI Iionen
tdu6ten am Spnntag an ber SIts
grenas uuf, brannten bas Stdbt6en
Margeru6opa in Sitprcubsn nisber
unb 5ogen fi9 bann fpieber iiter bic
9ren5e suriit..
llnbebelitsnbe @efe6te baben i'm
Sogolanb (Deutidb Weitafrita; sipis
f9en patrOuillen unb einfalIsuben
frans0iii6en sruppen itattgefunben.
Der Geinb perlcr orsi Gobte. pdb=
renb bic SeutIden teinen Mann bers
loren. gnsliids Sruppen iinb in bas
5osplano einsefalIen. jsbo9 ippeit
nod nidt nit beutiaeu Gruppen auz
fammenseitoben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
oRe @0laGten swii0ea sentleptl
tmo gaarbare ionic III Bel9tet'
teben ,tttntitte!bar bepor.
Die lDederrei6er fno an per (6ieoenen Stellen
III Ser6ien einsefaleu.

Hrontibn
Gnn ea oanO
Berlin SHdsamn Iaep D
noe aHse
sdlad us SHfhe 'NM
pb 3ab Ewrsam
nfden ppn
Saidt u bic aHbtds vaagsaHm s 0
Ina @rndt SSia s@bd aasr a a aaaen =
nbug glsaiep
mi aean SHnen mH ene W
Ggan FH
aui ussnadm :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

| iidjt nmgebe, Sidins San IN Sb'na
,uriidsusebem, bat bier aaerano SOIi'
nungen eriuedt.
Die 6iusiiide gsbSrSs fir aus'
,udrtise anselsgenbeiteu bat OfIen
eingsitanben, baH China I'D Der
S6atiade Dpaamf bslunht it, bah es
Simidlfe in iein Gsbist nidt perbin'
bern fam. Die Streitmd6te in
siiuan iuerben jebadj peritdrft, aber
MIR nm bic eisensn anselesenbeiten
IN resnIircn. Sc miro elm Troteit aH'
gemslSct iperben, falls srnppen Der
Ier6anbeten anherbal6 Der 90 Wei'
leu Gone aelanbet iuerSen, bic ben
Sutihcn srmppen iiir Raneaosr'
sprde sngeitanben iuOroen TT.
aant ben bon Sapan aus befannt
sessbenen 3ablen baben bic Sent'
iden cine sruppsnnladlt BON $500
gaann in Siina.San. InReroem be-
finbcm iidJ mehrere bnnbert Isier'
piiien in ben beridieoeneu ylnSnik.
bdien. $50 iidJ Sas Seutide @eidjiua'
Der bsfinbet, III mnbefannt, es fat ben
Safcn in gesleitnns uun aobien'
idJiiieH Dor eitua 5cbn sagsa per'
Iaiicn.
Die Der Staaten Derben
perfu den. bns llitim atum
an Deutf 9lanb 5u
lbermittsln. In.
Wafbington. .. g.. 16. glug.
Da Der aabelbisnTt untsr6rD9en 1T,
mar Sapan auber Stanbe, bas llltis
matum an DeutIblanO ;u iibermits
ieln unb bic Der. Staatsn Regierung
ipirb nun perIu9er, Dies gu tbun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
lNetterberi6t.
Ohio: WerGnberIi9es Wettsr, als
Ier Wobrfhetnlihfeit nad giegsns
i6auer ON Wontag ,inb Disniiag.
auS(an0 . 0c(egrap@.
Nftimatuut
fat Japan eeiterm an
DeutihIanb seianbt.
Sie L,sias unssIOie nsbtrsabe
>es SAutsebiets ponaian-
Chan il China wirs
seisrsert.
syerner ioa TentidIaub feline idinmt'
Iiden arisgsidIiiie ans Oit'ofsati'
ideu WripGfiern sntfernen oSsr
Ssmontircn.
SIM sesrntbsiIieeu Talls brobt JopaH
NIT nIahuahmeuA, bic % 81 er'
sreifen sebenft.
Die Nntport anf biries illtimatnm
.c L.a .~- 90 M.~..r .~sofcsu
SIM sesrnfbeiIieen Sale brObt Jopan
NIT sNahnahmeuA, bic % 81 sr'
greifen ssbenft.
Die Nnfport anf bieies illtimatum
mnf bis gum 20. Ausnit erfulssn.

Sofip, 16. Hnsnit. Sapan bat
m CenfdJianS ein llltimatum Ct
ianbt, in meldem 9entidIanb nnfDe.
iorSert mirb, ieime ariessihiffe gu
riifsnsieben nnb Stiau.Gbnn 5n rau.
men. solIie Seni6Ianb Bis stm 23.
Miisnit bisie Torbrunsen nidjt be.
tinsuussIos sviinen 10 min Sapan
burgehen.
sDfip, t6. Nasna. Die abien.
bnns bss iiltimatums ieitrns SapanS
nm HentidlanSs, 1T bisr autiid be-
itdtist ,uDrben.
Spfio, 16. Husnit. WleidHitie
nit ber 9sfannteabe Ser Sbatiadt,
bah Japan Elm itltimatnm an Seutid'
Lamb erInKen fat, bem, ipie man all.
aemein hier anninsmt, cine 9riegs.
frflirans foIgen 6arfte, but gafaafi
aaip, Der Niniitrr bes AaSsudrtisen
mi. BEN amrrifaniiden 1otfAafter
George q. Untbrie fpufrrirt. Der
Miniiier CAB gelesentlid bieier aon.
isreus cine aagemein sebaIteHe Grild.
runs al, ,uelde barauf bereduet mar
ben gereinisten gtaaten bic geriide.
ring sn seben, bah bic ameriianHdeu
Sutereiien i'm fernen Giten iider &C.
ileIli iein tprSen unb ban bic Jntc.
gritdt Gbinas niat usrIest iueroeu
iuiro.
aian.Ghan, oeiien 0lanmuns Ja.
pan ieiteHs Der Gsntid)en Deriangt, iit
eint Stabt auf Der dliueiiihru Salb.
iniel Sbans.Suns, bic NIT bem an.
Ilufenben Serritorium uon Teutid.
Iano i'm Sabre 1898 gepadtet unb
inrSs 3eit ipatcr III eiilem beutidlem
Sdntgebitt ssinadt wuror. GicieS
sankseGist nmfuit rtiua 200 Aaa-
oratmeileu. Inter TentidlauS's
Eberbobeit itebt aadj oas irbr anSsc.
Debnte aiiitensfbirt. Ter in oem @r-
bier ss.eeene Safen Siius.san IL isbr
itari beieitist.
gpfio, 16. ss.ssuii. lie ge'
iu0bulid iebr gut iniOrmirte 3eitnns
oSiii Sbinlpo" aiebt iu siner am.
Counting per6ifenaidten GgtraaMs.
gabe peridicbsue Gin,elbeiten iiber
Sas an 1sutidlanb BON Der japani'
iden Weaierang seianbie llltimatniH.
las llIfimatum ,ourbe, iuie Oas @Iast
idreibt, am Samitas abseiaubi MnS
auiler Der slbtretuaa uon Siau.Gban
an Sapau, bio - iuieOsr on lsliua 81.
rndssseben ptsbrn fam, pirb bon
GmiihIaub sefOroert, baR 60 isine
im isrnsu Citen befinolidtu ariess.I
idiIfe abriiiitn unb bic Seieitianngra
iR &ian.Gbnn bsmontirtn iol. Anher.
bem iuirb perlnnst baf Gentidlanb
alf icins arisDsidifie ans btm Gil
usiiidjeH Weer snriid5islt.
I'm A;r Quiteiluua La 1fffimnfrtus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
Iprtp6rts

SIT bic parole Der Ssftere
rei9er an beiben ufern
Der WeidieI.
9erIiH bia Qmitsrbum, pia Cons
opn 16. auguit. Die Oiterrsidifdsun.
bon, II. 2lu9uit. Die OitsrreitiId-une
sarii6sn 9ruppen riiden an beiben
llfern Der @ei9fsl, pel9s bic 9rsnSs
spii6en Seiterrei9 uno auiiifd spo.
len bilost, INNER peiter in n0rbIidsr
Riatnna ppr.