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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
ANOTHER NOTION UPSET.

n 1E USED to y told that city people shortvsd lot
" compared b country folk who live to ripe old ags Yet
here 0rangs the State pointing in alarm to the high
oseA nts In rural New York and declaring that
Al HsA dsau esnnu.iuss Of less
thaa oeee DsDuiatoA bssn low
Issk CITY last sSso people would to-day
Reckoning The value q human life $780, Granssrs
s ut ssral New Yh Last year suffered prsvsn.bs
oSoooeo The dssa rate the country districts Of the State
va - - 1SS pr thousandhghr than any other
49, ~ country Maryland, whore there large negro
nDllaisa.
Ghs orang make these facts strong argument for passing
Rural Hygiene bill, which would provide rural
y agents end eSooo appropriation to furnish sanitary knevl
o)Cp and protection 10 farmers.
Ne ssd to think The farmer could put al over tho city man
- - ts question Of health But topsyturvy world
~ ~ sssm to have changed Anyhow, New York State
ab a4fsa >7sooo will help lensthsn the days Of c.
~ vAsssv9 tAsy live.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

"A great eSoosee 3sva fobbery"-witA the craeksmsa
eassAt he dynamite and jmmiss ooascatsd-a bsfors
tAlnS steea! ~ neat Job Of detecting New York
Aas h day. The "supsriority" Of the accused
VIE silk Dajanas vhsa arrested the luxurious buas
eo1t aaa Ne general oefsoass Of the capture made
Gseeoengiy AiSASass al satisfactory AFFAIR I'll round
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

ubGs uAA9 q n Evniss WosA,
Z Veuia iilss 70 cay . few words In
GoeDenss - the isttsr on the subject
- ~7Ae Drug Habit" becoming %
ngovalsat nowadays. The cause Of
~ habit u not really founded upon
~ mere sals Of drugs. Victims
SQAlly nssd something TO take . drugs
UsaoA. 4 we'll nourished person does
IT crave for drugs. II 10 the person
~ fssis the need OF somethinC that
e lAcking. II 10 possible TO overcome
- drug habit. ] believe. By taking
- ~ place food that 10 more stimu-
oD11ng. that cee1s energy. actually
$3.50 tt and y sustaining 70 the
60lo Westee - Vell - 70 the u.
ogoR We have - tssp ~ steam
10y - nRys$s -. VII
T. : . :
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

OF men equal to
gods-while the
Roosevelt doc
tri n . against
race suicide still
echoes here and
there " b lie
child conscrva-
ton 10 occupy
ing the minds OF
thinkers. and all
Of these reforms
point to q future
Of good inten-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

HAT was that? !
lay with wide
Open eyes watch'
ing q faint speck
Of light An 1t trav-
elled across the
noor. / had beelI
very nervous since
Jack had ox-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

n CT r l. In
n extremely
foolish n
She tries TO In
troduce drawing
room tanners
into q business
office.
An office IL
primarily a place
In which to work.
The girl who
considers II mere
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
Betty Vincent's Advice to Lovers.

not mean that q girl should not r,v.
end accept the ordinary courtesles
or life from the men with whom shs
Is associated In a business WV
~ does mean that she shouldn't
encourage or expect these men 20
make love to her and that she sho,,S
refrain from wasting her time snS
theirs by unnecessary social inter.
course.
81. c." writes; II am in Iowa Wit,
= Girl and thought she cared for M.
but lately she has seemed indifYsr.n,
and In three weeks has not given n,s
a chance to see her for any lenrth ~
time. What shall I do. a. / don't
want to lose the girlf'
You can do nothing sxcspt shov
her that your own affection n IN.
change6 aad Wait tor har . go
AaAAA - 4nnA - AoaA-ana - -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

~ a. q field Tor the sxten OF
her social relations had bstt btay
out Of Il. She will b put out. honsr
- AAaoe - oAS ouaA4 Zhi6 Anas
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17

" yHILE eusenio advocates are
. looking forward to the millsh-
MUM. when We will have q race
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
y oh my Doe;"
A n Appe al.
By Sophie Irene Loeb.

~ IN H. r .. TT i,! ss: E sss..s.s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
Ten Dramatic Chapters
In the Story of New York
0ssssA 1914 n P0 rasuhA.s O.
lO.-BROOKLYN BRIDGE OPENING AND PANIC

LTHOU0H IT. onacia title
the great aerial Highways linking
Long Island has always popularity Broo
- Bridge:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-17
Chapters from
a mans Life
Bv Dale Drum m o nd

r,,, o. BY rhs Pre-. pub.Aos World
cuIprEPv the telephone that stood on
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
NOTHING BETTER
 FOR WEAK WOMEN
sEI Never Spent Any Money That Did Me So Much Good as That ! Spent for VinOl,''

Bellefontaine, Ohio.--ssI wish every tired, weak, nervous woman could have Vinol for never spent any money in my life that did me so much good as that I spent for Vinol. My nerves were in a very bad condition, rnakingme very weak, tired, and worn out and often drowsy headaches. had tried cod liver oil, doctors medicines, and other preparations without benefit.
 "one day friend asked me to try Vinol did and soon my appetite iri- creased, slept better and now I am strong, vigorous and well and can do my homework with pleasure. Mrs. J. F. LAMBoRN, Bellefontaine, Ohio.
 Nervous, weak, tired, worn-out wo. men should take Mrs. Lamborn's adyice and try Vinol for there are literaIIv thousands of men and women who were formerly rundown, weak and nervous, who owe their good health to vinol.
 Itis the medicinal, tissue building ele- ments of the cod's flyers, aided by the blood making, strengthening influence of tonic iron, contai7ed in Vinol, which makes it so efficient in all such cases.
 Broadway Pnarznacys e. c. Engler Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
Local Laconics.

Mrs. Charles H. Gavitt wiu return home today from the Parade Street hospital in Providence, where she has been under treatment.
 Department Commander wa1cott and staff will make official visit to Rob ert Brucker camp, United Spanish War Veterans, this evening. William F. Wallace, "A. for many years a JeweIer in Westerly, and who retired several years ago, died Wed neSday at his home in Granite street. Mir. Wallace never married. He leaves two sisters.
 At the annual meeting of Christ church chapter, Brotherhood of St. Andrew. these officers were elected William E. Weeden, director. FIIiot Thorp, vice director; Francis Ghent, secretary: Frank W. Taylor, treasurer. Moses Lowry was chosen member of the executive committee of the Rhode Island assembly.
 President Faunce has announced the honor scholarships to members of the upper classes at Brown university. The William GastOn scholarship, the high est award, goes to Ismar Barueh, of New London. 8 BuikeIey school grad uate. Brown 1915. Mr. Baruch also holds a James Manning schoaarshtp. awarded to undergraduates whose work throughout the year has been of such excellence that they are deemed worthy of very high academic dis dnction,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
HEAVY TOURING CAR
 STRUCK 200 POUND DEER
On the Road from Lancaster tc
 Grove4o1, N. Fl.

Groveeon, N. H., Nzcw. 1a.-Raeins at high speed around a curve on the road from Lancaster to Groveton early today, a heavy touring car driven by Charles TilIotson struck a POO pound deer, breaking the animals leg and stunning 1t. sos that Tillotson was able to cut it's throat
 In the darkness the occupants of the car. who had been severely shaken b. the impact of the collision, feared at first ethat they had run over a. man and were greatly relieved when the nature of the obstacle was determined, They lifted the carcass into the car and brought it here It is the open
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
Auto Repairing and Painting

We repair Autos of all kinds in the proper manner.
 Latest improved Facilities make our shop unexesiied in Nav England. We bake inc paint on, which makes r. wcar better, keep it's sless isnser. sBd Nnil not crack.
 Why not have yours risht7 Et costa no more.
 Bentley Clarke Auto Co.
 AZ Main st- Wssssrlys R. T.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

Japan's efforts to encourage the growing of cotton in FormDsa have
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
The real feature of the sale is the proposition on player pianos

sin hssaea the dollars, a as dollars of be the best homes in the United States 413 dollars  eeo thousand dollars. Ito thousand  But this big an of one sinele dollar
 
 
  period
 
  take o the piano.
  dollars a It dof  ever saw" Ebeali ands condidons of sale inspire opuHasm And
  Schedule of payments player-Pianos lsyears payments b asa for 2wes. Yon2 yearsp spywep a for XCm "a vM n a6e week 10000 &aaaaoo
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

music by a band and a male quar- tette.
 Grand Sire Daniel arrived in Provi- dence early Thursday morning and hotel which was selected as headqI4ar- ters. After breakfast, Grand Sire Daniel, Past Grand Sire Pinkerton and Zenas W. Lewis, grand master of New Hampshire, accompanied by other prominent Odd Fellows were taken in automobiles on q sightseeing tour of Providence and to Warren and Bristol and back 10 the Odd Fellows home in East Providence, where luncheon was served. At 6:30 there was a reception, followed by @ banquet al. the Eloise. This afternoon from to 6 a reception to MT. and Mrs Driscell will be given by the Rebekahs at the Elofse.
 This story of the owners of the big Cottreli plant must be true for it is
 told in The Classmate: His name is CottreIE and he lives in Westerly, R. I.
 He is a. manufacturer of printing presses, and in the great warehouses
 and factories he is constantly aeCunnu- lating, the year through. piles and
 piles of barrels and boxes, which he neither sells or splits up for kindling wood. This man was a boy once him.
 self (some men were, you know1. and he remembers what all right minded boys want to do on the Fourth of July-build a bonfirei That, no doubt.
 is the primary and intended use of
 barrels and boxes, no matter what in- cidental uses they may have served
 beforehand. So as they come in--on
 drays, in big moving vans, in carloads they are unpaclxed anG tun1bled out into a big back yard or vacant lot and in the face and eyes of all patriotic boys in the community. The pile grows, the owners pleasure grows with it. and about a week be- fore the Fourth, he assigns a large sized man to stand guard over this property. The boys will want to steal those barrels-they always do. Trust CottreII for knowing what they want! But they will like it a great deal bet | ter,'' says this man who knows poys. | eff it isn't given to them. So yon | stand guard, and run after them if | they touch anything. But don't you catch one of thenn-fnind thati Just
 make them think you're going to. Give every boy a run for his barrel.'
 1 This is the substance of what he
 says, whether these are his exact
 words or not. He isn't encouraging
 free- booting, of course. Every happy youngster understands and chuckles over the situation. but he just puts
 an edge on the pleasure-giVes a tang
 to it. Their want and will is plain
 enough. It takes no great discernment
 to discover that But the rare and de- meeting them. and giving them your
 kind of pleasure. Year after year the game goes on-What fun he must be getting out of it!
 1 Town Clerk Everett E. WhippIe has completed the tax book, which has
 been duly signed by Assessors Ever cit A. Kingsley, Albert N. CrandaH
 and Samuel M Sharpe and the book is now on file in the office of the town clerk. The following summary of the
 work of the assessors is of general interest:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

There is an increase in the total real and personal estate valuation over 1919, of $667, 800. There has been an increase in exemptions of $499, 800 and an increase is net ratable valuation of $178,000. An increase in tax on real estate of $2,112, on tangible property of $44S.50, and an intangible estate of $57.20. The increase in the total tax to be collected. exclusive of poll tax, Ifs S2,512.7O.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
a a week

wifn piano there
 yonfyon when ounnakey purchase balance, 265 dollars weekly
  of interest Your payments dollar a for the first After
 
 This leaves 40 fourth and centsa week
 little 40 highest, Q oned cents a week These this eywin of everybody feeling 
 sfarnlya sect of splanAd
 Schedule of payments pianos Fcu1 1N will be for 52wes YUM2 will be weekf for weks. will be a 2 . Aa..
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

Your lst years payments will Your 2d yearss payTepts will Your Sd years payments viii Xoar alh years pa yments wM
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

H DmEfng 4aas aa3e. fhe Piano Depart. mmA wzH be opened of evenings by oluEueuk, arrangements fer uszseaa Mag be uaaae bY calling phone No.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

~ An in1trynscnts soIH Tissrsne fEsss sAse maH dc de1fseFed Edt sonee. Arranee- =. mex1fs a6ay be sz6nlle, 7ONteVeR, % 1as1<o An 4astrzancrt ssee Easi1e 1ftzT bezne sslseaea, so De s16lisersd 1a1ee
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18

Wlit dufri9tiser 5rauer tpirb in
ipsitsH areil.n pernommen perben.
bab Der betdnnie oeutihe 8iirser urb
Gei9dftsmanH 5err Robert&ub I
Don Der Dennis Strabe ben 5ols.n bes
i1peren lnfalls erIssen 1T. ppn bem er
am Witttpod betrpff.n tporosn mar.
Der 9abingeidisbere, Der Elm gItsr
bon go Sabren errsi6is, erfrsute fia
infolge Ietnss iernbeutf9en WeIeas
allSemsintr 8elisbtbsit unb bic srams
gebeusten iointsrbliebenen, ir erIter
ainie Die ihpergspriiite 9attiH, Syrau
gliiubetb aubl, seb. Sdmitt, biirf,n
bei Dem S4idiaIsfdAase, Der lie Be-
troffen Der innigiten 9beiInubme pers
iifert f,in- Die gesrbieuHa finbet am
Samitns Na6mittas nm balls 3 llbr
bon bem GtabliBement Der 0ei4enbes
itatterfirma Soiepb SutHs Son, 90.
2547 9ins Sirdbe, aus itati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18

Bier leberlebsnbe pon oenl nortpes
giI9en Oampfer ,0aoren", Der in Der
Wlittipo6 Na9t in Der Norbiee dlit
cine Wline auflief uno inner6ulb Srei
Winuten unterging, ipurben am Dons
nsrItag bon einem Ssiiderboot nab
Grimsbp ge6ra4t. Die Seute, Die ilh
an sincm umgei6lagenen Boot ansee
tlammert batten, iparen bollitdnoig err
I46pft, uls iie aufseTunben lpnrben.
Die Orei5e6n anbersn Wlitgliebsr Der
9efdbung Der @uaren unO Der engli<
f9e 2ootie iino umgefommen.
Giner Der 6ei Syldm6orough 6edb
untergegangenen orei 9ampfer 1T als
ngttsrlpater" ibsntifiSirt iporben-
auf gefebl Der Marine6e9orben ii
aller S6iffsperfebr 3tpiT6en 5lams
borough 6eab unb g1ep GuItls Big auf
Weiteres per- zen iporpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18

bertbeater I'M Offenb, als allerbanb
5ragsn BON einem fossnannten Wes
blum beantiportst lpuroen, bic sJragc
geitelIt, ipie lanse poliSeidef GOptlan
i'm Dienit bleiben ipiirbe.
@. 8. Me5usb, Der Guperin.
ienbent bes Gtonts SftllenDermitts
funasbureuus bot Der Siodts sSnbas
triebeborbs untsr bsren Jurisbittion
oas Yureau itsft, feline Reiisnation
unierbrsitst. bic am /. sSanuar in
Strait treten iuiro.
Das Rominaticnsfonmittse Der
6dnbelsfaminer ipirb heute Ndhmits
tag cine Gibnna abfnltea unb be
aanbibatenIiite fir bic auf BEN 13.
Sanunr anberaumie gsdmtenpahl
dufifsllen. Die es beiBt, pirD Ssrr
gsorae r. Dieierls tpieber als a-n>
oibat fir bag prdiibentenamt auf5s=
itellt nerben.
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Die Sriegsbilber.
SdlnlfinSer ergalten geute unS
Gnmiias Yreisermahisuns.

9lm a.itrigen Gage erfreuten iia
bic 8ilber bonn eurppdiIdsn &ri.gs.
I6duplab, bic in Der Muiitbaae CUR
9orfiibrung gslangen, ipiebsrum
fpoblberbisniernaben einss febr dns
itbnli4sn gsiuds imb bic Suihausr
folsten nit bem geIpdnnteiten Sntsa
reiie ben gilbsrborfiibrungen uno
lauidten dufmertiam ben feFelnbsn
Grtlarungen bss arisgsforreIpono.ns
ten R. 6. Weaednie, Der BEL Der
aufnabme Der Yilber peri0nliG 5us
gegen mar unb baber gang senaue uno
ben Sbotiuhen srniprtfenbe Sdilbe.
runeen geben lam.
Die 8ilbsr tperben nur nod brei
Gag, bis sini6liebli1 gum Gonniag
gsseigt iperben ilnb iper es loipeit
peridumt ,bat iid bieie 8orfiibruusen
an3uIeben, rem Tam MIR gerotben
iperben bas @srfdlimt. m0sli6ii balb
nad3ubolsn, benn Die 9ilbsr iinb na.
mentlih bonn oeutffen Sianopuntt
ous iebr intereiaut, oa ie bic Sebs
liisen ii6er bic anse6Iiden oeiitIhen
greusItbatai in Bslgi.n piberlsssn
unb ben 9etpeis bafiir lisfsrn. oab bic
9slsisr ss iparen, bic alien Sabungsn
nes 00lterrehts 3uiuiber banoelten.
Sebr btle6renb iinb auftldreub
fino natiirlid, bic 9ilbsrDorfiibrunsen
fir bic bsrautpa6i.noe SugenD uub
Serr R. prenoersaIt. Der oas aufs
fiibrunssredt fir bic gilber 6.iibt,
bat in ben beltigeu 4n3eigeipalteu
bieies 8lattes nit isiner 4n5eigs eis
nsn Coupon bsrSffentlidt BEL bsfen
9or5eisung Gdulfiuber big gu 18
Sabren heute ioipobl ME an Sdmita5
nur Is Gents au be5abIen braudsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
9lrbeitsloie
SOllen seit,ueilis als Spe5ialpoli,iiten
anaeiteat iueroen.

gDie es beibt, fnb Dsrffiebsns Mits
slieber Der giirsertommiiiion, fpelde
tiir5Iid bon 8iirsermeiiter Spiesel
sur a5iuns Der 4rbsitslofsn irase
erndnnt tpurbe. Der glniihi, bab cine
2lusabl MrbeiisIoisr seitpsilia aIs
grtraspoli3iftsH gtniieilung iinben
fontsn.
Die bsireffsnbeu UlitsIisbsr Der
aommiiiion polleu ferts nit benz Si=
Decentralization 6plmss Riidiprafe
nebmen un6 ibn frdaen ob tr b.m
pIan suitiHmsn ipirb. laut psldem
oorlaufis etpa 250 arbeitsloie aIs
Grtrapolisiitsn Sienit ibun iolltsn.
Die gssabling bieisr poli3iiisn IoII
aus sinem 1onbs etfolsen, ben bic
aommiiIion auf6riussn nil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
aeMr.

Sn Der Wo6nuns bon Sobm
Carton, an Der Nodtpap Gtrab,, Gaps
Tor Bari. sntiiaHb burH cine gaIpIins
pfen.Grploiion Elm 9rnnb, Der einsn
S8absn BON $50 ra9 i'd, sOs.
- ginen S6aben bon $40 rihtete
ein s5euer an, haB IN sinsm Ghuppen
BON Waltsr gpnh. SO. s15 Mebrman
Qlpenue sum 9lusbruh fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18

- Jnr ftibtiTdeH 5ofpiial, Sas Bee
ionntIih in ben ndhiten 9agen se<
rdumt iDerbtn iuirb. baritsn in Der
Rdht tpm Mitttpoh gum Donneritaa
zine an5abI Wafsrleiiinssr5brsn.
aber es tpurbe ttin nenntnspertbsr
Sd,aben anstridstt.
- Der pOlisiit aouis aiiden BON
6. poIi5sibifrift ipurbs gsfern bpm
Sidtrbtitsbirtftor 0oluies iummas
RID sntIaiisn. Ritden bate bstannts
LID por einissH AbsHbsn gtIseentIih
giHss @sttdlahc n siustn mausdsil'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
6ron86fiider 0tit3ter er.
Giebt lid.

3u ciner Der @paeienidtlnhtau
Itnno prcliBiiHe Snianterir frait50ii-
ihen 9lpeniGge1; gegeuiiber. 9tadb
ncbritiinoigcm Seucrgeied)t itirultc
oic oeutide SSnfontcrie unO unl5ingelt
ciuen 5rupp 0es @e1nerS. in Seiieu
@iitte iib ein Sfii5ier mie elm Der
slpciieltcr mehrt mS blinoIinas nit
hem sibel nm iid1 ifldqt 0o6 ais
er iicbt. eaB ollie Sapierfeit oergeocHs
III ririt cr Den Seaen BON iit, bebt
nic Same bod iuto aebt aui Die 3ert-
iden nit oen @orten 5lI Sour !urt
la auerte cit finie@. Gr miro gefGngeu
Qenonmen itno Ocrpilnidlt balO I'M
Seipr1d nit oeutihen Gfii5iererl oie'
fen rmielieen Srieg" NIT 0elltih.
Lamb. Or ipie ieinc &an1ercoeu tbdten
5ipar ibre gfItht. aber 9eseiltcrllug
iiir Den ariss iei taaa. rSrbanSen.
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SdiTsnadrid)tcn,

gep port, II. 9e3. 9lbaeiafren
agluIonia" mad 9LaFgop.
@ibrultur, y 8si. 0urH'ea
fabrar ,,@erond" ppt Qlep Nprt nu9
gleapel. VA
Palermo, Is. 0e5. 9(naetommen
y9lt3inia" pon Retp port
9iberpool, 10. 0s8. 2l61efab'
rem ,9uiitauia" ua6 ylep Nort
ReapeG. 16. Des. 2tboefobren
y9ucu o'9(pitu" naf g}ep port.
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gsalnnt !pias gniinsil Wsenls elnb.

DIR @alnut 6iIs guFnsb Mens
Club bat a,iisrn abenb bic iolsenben
Bedmien fir bas iommenbs Subr er.
ipdblt: prdIibent: pbil. Wtrtbner;
eriter 9i5esprGiibsnt: 6. 70. 2ougs
benb; 5ipsiter 9ise,prdiibent: 90. %.
Barrier; Gfabmsiiier: 2Ouis aslinsr;
protpfpllisirstdr: elmer o. 2ourenee;
AOrreippnbirsnbsr Getrttdr: q. y.
Burts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
Siinf 9ampfer
u n Der enolii den & ii iteauf
Winen dufgtlaufen
unb unterges
gdnqen.

Seurborougb. II. Se5. -
Der Dampfsr npriuseB Olga nab
9iberbeen untsrlpssS, fuhr in Der Iess
ten glaht auf cine Wline auf unO sins
unter. Die 1S Maun itarte 9sIaBuns
selansts in ibrsu gpOtsn ans aanS.
Srsi anbere Dampfer, elmer S.runs
ter pabrfdsinIih sin puiiusiesbdms
pier. Die in LETTER gadt in Der Ndbe
BON JlambOrOusb Seab auf Minen
aufIisfeu, iiHS sbsnfals un.srsssaus
gen
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,sm 0eluahriam erfraaft.

Dem ftdbtiffen &rantsnbcus tpnroe
geifcrn Nbenb Der 20 Sabre alte 3bos
mas @loper BON go. 415 Weit 8. Ctr.
Der unter 9ergiftungsers
ideinhnssn in poIi5eili6em geiDabrs
lam erfranft mar. Gloiper iDurbe ses
tern untsr Der gsfdulOisnng eines
tleinen 9ergsbens i'm 5aft senommen.
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bic onDtrn singsn nit Dem s9iffs
unter.
aerdiunt it cine SafenitoDt in Der
diiatiIcbat 9urtei an S9tpar5en
Deer, 70 gieilen ipeftli4 bon Grape.
3unt gelegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
Weitern (scrman gonf.

Das Girsitorium Der Deftern Ser.
man 9dnf bat bic iibli9e pisrteljdbr-
liGe 1ipibeitbe BON Al pro5ent fir
bas gtttitntapital ertldrt unb auBer.
benz bsIdloiIen, ben 2ingeiteaien Elm
Weibnd1tssei6ent i'm 8strase Doll
bier qrO3ent ibres Sabress.balts su
md9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
sSisrSt bon Siilptu bemtef an
0aB bic bsutfds GIOtts
Mihtinas nnrhnht.

= UIt Ue UT q VII 2
Wi9tiges DOrbabe
Rom, II. 0e5. 5iirit Don Billion
tpuros am Donueritag BEL ieiner 2ln-
tunft ili Rom DON Dem 8omburoemeu!
Der engliihen aiiite Our6 beutIhs
S6iffe bena9rihtiet, sr mar aber lei
nssnegs iibsrrai6t. @r iagte, DAB bic
+ Expedition Dor ieinsr 2l6reiie Opn
Berlin angcorOnet noroen lei uno er
fiigte bin3u: .@s 1T Sies MIR Der IN
fang DON oem, mas bic Dsutiht 5lotte
in Der ndhi'en 3utunft unternebmen
piro. Elm llnternebmen, oas Die Belt
in gritdunen iebeu pirb."