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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
CAMBRIDGE

Miss Esther Foster. who is teaching
school near Utah. visited from Friday
until Sunday at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Magnuson.
Wallace Stein of CISCO was a Cam
bridge caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. zimmerman of
Rock Island visited Sunday at the
home of the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. a r. zimmerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Combs and daugh-
tiers of CISCO were Cambridge callers
Saturday.
Wednesday evening, April %, in
Cambridge, took place the marriage
of Miss Pearl Eta Terry TO Carl A
Melin. To the strains of the L.ohen-
grin wedding march. played by Jessie
Poppy, they entered the living room
unattended, and at an improvised altar
banked with ferns and cut flow
ers, were met by Rev. ID. S. Andre
wartha. who officiated, using the ring
ceremony. The bride was beautifully
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

daughter Dorothea Anna of Reynolds
are visiting at the home of her father
Louis Weitz.
DR.. and Mrs. c. f. Donahoo and
daughter Mildred of East Moline spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Donahoo's
brother William E. Orr.
Miss Carrie Lambert and nephew
Clarence Dempsey of Milan spent Fri
day and Saturday with the formers
sister Mrs. G. F. Holland.
Miss Freda Hullotz of Geneseo Wis
tied q few days with her aunt Mrs.
Frank Klinau.
Mrs Harry Frymeyer. Mrs. William
Gerhardt and daughter Margaret were
Moline visitors Saturday.
Miss Hattie Mathews of Moline Wis
tied at the August Schleuter home
Sunday.
Lon Wilburt of Erie. Ill. was a
business caller here Monday and Wis
itor at the home OF his brother-inlaw,
William Orr.
The Misses Jeanne and Margaret
Larson and Ruth Fegelen OF Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
SOCIETY MAKING
A RAPID GROWTH
National Geographic organiza-
ton Also Undertaking Many
Important Tasks.

Washington, ID. c., May S.--Every
town and hamlet in the United States
with n population exceeding 100 in
habitants contains one or more mem
bers of the National Geographic So
ciety. according TO a report just made
TO the society at its headquarters
here, by Gilbert II. Grosvenor, direc-
tor and editor. Fifteen years ago the
society was small and unknown; today
it is the largest and most popular
scientific organization IN the world.
with a membership of S1,556. Its
history reads like a modern fairy tale.
The society's work of increasing
geographic knowledge, by encouraging
exploration and research work with
such financial grants as its resources
will permit, has taken it into many
fields. 1t has just embarked on an
other expedition in the wilds of Peru.
A series of Investigations, extending
over three years, of the glaciers of
Alaska has been completed. The So
ciety investigated the recent eruption
of Mt. Katmai, in Alaska. 1t sent an
expedition to Mount Pelee and La
Soufriere to study the eruptions of
these volcanoes, and a trained geolo-
gist to Sicily to Investigate the Mes
sina earthquake. 1t has assisted var
ious Arctic expeditions.
The correspondence of the society
indicates the remarkable range of in
terest of its members. Here is let
ter from a man wanting to know who
publishes the best bathymetrical chart;
here another inquiring as to the arcs
OF parallel south of the equator; a
third asks for precise information
upon the rate of movement of glaciers.
A merchant wants to know what pre-
cautions will be necessary to maintain
his health and what kind of clothing
he should take along TO the west coast
Of South Africa A man wonders
where gum arabic comes from; an
1ther seeks to know why afforestation |
promotes rainfall: another, why twi- |
light in the tropics is so short
The National Geographic society has |
the study of geography |
rom a pilgrimage over an oasisless !
iesert of uninteresting fact into a |
through the most fertile valley !
II fascinating information about how
the other half'' of the world lives,
md it has done this by means of au-
hentic articles and remarkable pho
ographs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
lies GANSERT TO
REPRESENT R. is
Wins Preliminary Extempore
Speaking Contest and Goes
to Big Eight Event.

lies Gansert OF the senior class OF
the high school was chosen from a
field OF seven candidates TO represent
the local high school at the Big Eight
extempore speaking contest to be held
IN Davenport tonight. The topic which
he chose from the three selected by
chance was The Controversy With
Colombia Herman Hill was second,
and he spoke on The Dangers OF the
Present Philippine Situation"
This is the first OF the annual Big
Eight extampore speaking contests,
and great deal OF interest is aroused.
Each candidate draws three subjects
on upIto-the-date questions. and he
chooses one OF three TO speak on. He
is given an hour TO prepare his talk.
which IS limited to seven minutes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
PEN MANSHIP TUTOR
HOME FROM MEET

Miss Clara Redecker. supervisor OF
penmanship in the local public schools.
returned home yesterday from st
Louis, where she has been attending
the national convention OF penmanship
supervisors. which has been in session
in that city.
The meeting was attended by about
100 delegates. mostly from the middle
west. although some instructors were
present from New York and the Da-
kotas. The morning sessions were
held in the grade schools, where the
work of the pupils was examined and
the methods seen in use were dis
cussed at the evening sessions. the
muscular movement system receiving
the most attention. Miss Redecker
has obtained a number of new ideas on
penmanship. and she expects to put
them in use with the beginning OF the
next term in the fail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

1890. at Moline and separated from
him Nov. 81. 1900. gained a divorce
yesterday in circuit court. Judge II. W.
Olmsted granted the decree. Frank J.
Landee was her lawyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

Eccles. w. Va.-Mine No. OF the
New River Galleries company was
sealed after 15s bodies had been re-
moved. Fourteen of the men killed in
the explosion the afternoon of April
% remain in the workings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08

spent Sunday at the Harry Frymeye,
home.
Mrs. Avalina Johnson and Mrs
Claus Hansen Jr., spent Friday at Mo
line.
George Darlington of Rockford wa
a business caller here Monday.
All the news all the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
Rheumatism Relieved In rev Hour,

rheumatism Relieved In \ rev Houra
N. b. Langley. Madison. Wis. SAYS.
Il was almost helpless with rheuma,
tism for about Ave months. Had IL in
my neck so could not turn my head.
and all thi cugh my body. / tried
three doctors ara many remedies
without any relic; whatever until /
procured DIR. Detchon's Relief for
Rheumatism. In q few hour. the
pain MAS relieved and in three days
the rheumatism was completely cured
ana ! was at work" Sold by Otto
Grotian. 1901 Second avenue. Rock
lslsnd; Gust Schlesel a Son. 220
Weat Second street Davenport
lAdv.1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-08
coIored Woman Divorced.

Confinement OF her husband In
prison following conviction charged
with felony was grounds cn which
Mrs Charity Day. colo-ed, of Moline.
who married Thomas Day, Sept. l,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20
@rober SdbluiuOcl.
Seatlbe %rmee iOll iid aaf Den
Hbciu Suriif5ieben.
@eIOuus Der r,GsHtral sisps. I"

9OnbOn, 16. Sept. Die yGentral
9stps" meIoet aus g9em, OaB her
nMeFagerO" bebauptst, bab i'm aus
8aiel teIegrapbisrt ipprben mare,
baB Die 0euti9sn bon einem @eue.
raj Den 9efebl erbaIten bdtteu, ii9
auf bos re@te llfer bss Rbeinss 3us
riid5ieben. unb 10 ntht nur 8eIgien,
iOnbern ou6 6rantretb uno Qugsms
burg gu rGunlen. (Die .Gentral
Helps" iit bieIeIbe 3eitung, bic bic
2iigenmsIoung BON Der llebergo6e
Ger BON aIudI9sn glr1er. ben SeIbFs
morb bes &aiIers 8il9eIm i'm Qln,
fang bes 8rie9es, ben mebrfo6en
Sob bes 9ronprin5en uno bes 0itsrs
reidif6sn 8aifers, tpie bic ~fur6ts
barren oeutfchen glisberIogen" Dor
2iitti9 bro6te. Sin 9Dmmcntor gu
obigsr Melbung iit iiberfIiiiijg 9tnm.
Der 3eb.)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20
GeOe oes SaiIers.
Segriikt ieiucn Sobn unO Oeiltn
.UiannIdaften.
6aben ii6 ausge5cidJuet.

Berlin, ii6er Sopenbagen unb 9ons
bon, 16. Sept. 8uifer @il6etm leis
tel, ME beute bierber gemeloet ipor@
ben 1T. bic Sperationen Der beuts
i4en Qrmeen. Ro6 Der S9la4t
Bel 8erbun in Der Ndbe BON 2pngip1
beiu6te er ietnen Sobu. Den grin=
sen Ostar, Der Die 9arbes@renabisre
hefe6ligt uno Der it4 in Der S6loGt
ousge3eianet bat. Ru4oem Der 9ai>
Ter ieinen Sobn begriiBt 6atte,
iponote sr ii4 on bic Garoiiten unb
RieIt Die foIgenbe Rebe:
sd 9riBe Sud aIs Gbef unO
bante Sud. Sft babe i9 Guer
Hegiment bel man0pern unb qaros
ben geiehen. ober es gerei9t mir
gum beionoeren @ergniigen, Sud i'm
ero6erten 2onbe gu feben unb gu
Fpreben.
o0os Regiment Bat gefo9ten, pie
i4 es srportet unb pie unIere
Batter Dor uns gefo6tcn 6a6en. Die
SdIadt BEL 8eroun nirb auF eiuia
nit goloenen 2ettern in Der Ges
fdi9te bes arisges eingetragen bleis
ZEN.
nlInIere 9ameroben Der 1Itli6en
9(rmee baben ii9 ebenFaus eIdn8enb
gef6logen uno Die 2rmee unter bsm
GrObber8og BON @iirttemberg iit
iiegrei9 Oorgeriidt. llnfere Gsinoe
3ieben iid 3uriid.
p9ie 6itlihe 9trmse fot Die Gsins
be ii6er bic grsn5e gstris6en. 3wsi
ruffiI6s 9trmeetorps bl6en I'm ofFes
nsn 6eloe tapituIiert. Ge6sig tau.
fenb Mann uno 8tpei Gjenerdls murs
ben gu Gefnngensn gemn6t.
sir ale bisTe eisge 6a6en mir
1nur eiuem gu banter. Gas 1T
anier Gott, ber u6er ung it,"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20
Scrlangt ltnterintbnng
&uUnpme Seridte iiber @rau
lamteiten Der 9entIheu.
eOsO sslbOrnes glniidt.

2onoon, 10. Sept. Qorb SeI6orne,
Der fri9ere o6ig6 GommiIIioner" BON
2lfrifa, lentt in einem S9reiben an
Die g3imes" sic 2(ufmertianteit auf
berfdiebene 8eri6te iiber oeutTde
8rauIdmteiten. Gr Iagte in BEN
S6reiben p0rtIi9:
s9eitatten sic mir. S6nen gu fac
gen, baB oerartige 8ebauptungen niht
geitattet peroen t0nnen, loldnge Iie
aus unonpmer 3ueae Itammen. Die
3tpiIiiierte DeGt bat Elm Re9t, gu bers
langsn, oab 0amen un0 aae Sim
3elbeiten bpqitdnoig mitgsteiIt pers
ben.
oDiefe 9e6auptungen Iinb entipeoer
nabr pber faIf4. Denn iie ni9t
Dabr Iino, miro Die r3imes" es Ti9er
bebuuern, oaB iie oiefeIE'n DerDffent.
lidt bat unb piir6e fiibIen, baB uns
Iere gerebte Sa9c our6 oerartiqe
9eleibigungen Der beuti6en gtrmee
f4lper gef9dbigt iporosn 1T. Denn
iie mdbr iinb, iperben 9ott uno N}ens
f4eu oariiber ri6ten.
nWdre es ntft m0gIi4, babRe6tss
nnndlte Doer Rihter zines neutrultn
Qon6es, tpie bic gieoerlanoe ober Die
@ereini9ten Stduten, cine llnterIus
dung beginner unb ourd pereibigte
3eugen Der Wabrbeit auf oen @rnno
au fommen Iuden?"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20
Serfebr ltllterbro1em.
SrabtlOle Station in SafertDn
muRte scihlUReu iperbeu.
SrafterSeuger brad.
Srafter5eussr BRAD.

9udetton, q. s., 16. Sept. Die
grOBe hieiige brabtIOis Station. cine
Der beiOen grpBen brabtIofsn 9tnlas
gen in ben 8ereinigten Stoaten, bic
in biretter 9erbiuoung nit DeutI6s
lamb itsbt, purbe beute geIbIpI1en.
gs nuroe geIngt. bab Der &rafts
sr5eu9sr gebroden lift; aber iebe ne.
bere glustunft iibsr bic genoue Gas
tur oes Sdobens ipuroe anfdugli9
tur3 pertoeigert.
2eutnont 6eIir @ngor bon Der
gunbesmorine ertIGrte beute mors
gen, bob elmer Der 9raftsr3euger ges
gen Niitterna9t ausbrannte. Gr
iogte, baB Die 3sparaturen m1gli.
4srpeiIe cine gauge Wp9e in 2ln.
fpru4 nebmen iperoen.
2eutnant Gjbgar ertlGrte aud,
oaB eS ippmogIi9 feds Monote oauz
ern lam, bis Die Station pieber in
Setrieb senpmmen piro, bo fis Nus
riiitung aus 9sutT9laub tam unb
in ben Der. Stooteu lpabr19einli9
nidt bergeitellt fperbsn lam.
Die orabtIoIe Staticn in Sannos
Der, bic nit Suderton in @erbinbung
ftebt ipurbe BON SappiIIe aus iiber
Nauen opn benz llnfau benabri9tigt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20
Sebr 5llritf gegaugem
Ginfnbr unS Iusiubr pdbrenS
Ses MUnats 9lusnit.
Seridlt ans gieiu gurf.
geridt ans sleiu gUrf. .

Rem gorf, 16. Sept. 0afen=Gins
nebmer 9uolep 6ieIb MoIone bat gss
tern Ieineu 9eri9t iber Ole Ginfubr
uno 9lusfubr pGbreno oes Mlonats
guguit betduut gegebsn. gld9 bieIem
8eri6t bat Der dmsritanilde SanoI
infoIge bes eurpordii9en &rieges cine
heoeuteHoe 9lbndbme gu perseihnen.
Der 9eiamte ausrpGrtiae Sdnbel in
oieiem 9afen, @infubr un0 9lusTubr,
reprdIentierte lpdbrsnb 0es Nlpnots
Guguit Die Summe bon $96, ,650,1 ,155,
pd6reno er i'm Nlonot 9tu9uIt 1913
auf $154, ,SS7, ,581 perani6Iogt tpuroe.
Die ginfubr i'm glu9uIt OisIes SabreS
mar $63, 1904, ,412 gegen $78,698, ,606
in oemisIbeu Monat 0es neroanoes
nen Subres. 0ie glusfubr i'm 9hls
quit 0ieIe8 Sa6res betrug $32,845,s
743 9eaen $76,1S8,975.
Die @infubr aus 0eutI1ldnb i'm
4uguit bieIes Sohres fpor nur $5,s
269.319 geeen $10,619,595 i'm 4us
quit 1913. Die glusfu6r nod
Deutfdlano i'm 2tuguf 1914 mar nur
$19.514 gegen 1858, ,2S6 in benIel.
ten Wlonat bes bergangenen Sa6res.
Die Ginfubr aus OeIferrei6 sllnqarn
i'm 9luguit 1914 mar i'm 9luauit 1914
1851, ,052 geqen $1,042,694 i'm gluz
guit 1918. Qlus9efiibrt puroe aus
Dem Safen 9ietp 9ort pGbrenb oes
Mlonots 9luguIt 1914 gar ni9ts nd9
SeIterreih llngdrn pGbreno i'm
W2onot 9lu9uit 1913 Ser Wert Der
@usfubr ndd ienem 2dnbe auf $902.z
731 dnaegeben mar.
Die @infubr BON @dren In Sen
gan3en Der. Staten I'm 2luQuIt
1914 ipur ME 10 gering felt Dem gtos
pember 1911, ndbreno bic 9lusfubr
felt Dem Sabre 1909 ni6t einen 70
niebrigen Stauo errei9t bat nte i'm
lebten glueuit. gtn GoIb purben
i'm gu9uIt bieIes Sabre $3,034, ,824
eingefiibrt gegen $5,s03,753 i'm sleis
den Wtondt oes porigen Sdbres.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20
Scribe @abrBeiten.
@ersdnier aus Der. Staaten
nitbt fir SiiOamerifa.
9cntiAc iinO bic beften.

Gbitago, 16. Sept. SreoeritO 2lIs
fonio YeSet, Der Die 8epublit Yeru
ais @elunoter in 8aibinston perz
tritt, belt geitern bier Dor Der y4Hos
1iotion Of Commerce" cine 2eoe, in
Ger er ertldrte, oaB bic 9ereinigten
Stdatsn niemals oen SdnoeI bon
Siios2tmerita erbolten perpen. @6rts
lid Iagte er: Die iiibameritanilntn
9GROer f0nnen einfud ni9t oa3u ge.
trieben peroen, Die Wdren Der Der.
einigten Staaten an3uertennen. Sns
telli9ente 8erIu6e mii1en gema4t
merOen, Oie 8ebiirfniiie iiiodmeritai
niI4er GGn0er tennen gu Iernen uno
bdnn gu bsfrieoi9en. Wian muB ents
gegentommenb iein uno Dem Guuoen
aud einen gere4ten 2lnteil an Dem
8orteil oes 9unOeI5 3utommen ldfen.
Gs tit abiolut uiat n0tig, ProbeR
gu i6iden uno gertdufer naA Siios
2tmeritu gu beorOern, penn Oiefe ni4t
ole 8erAdItniie un0 Die 8dren, Die
bort petiangt perben, tennen.
n9eben Sie Sbr uniinniges 9aiten
ouf. Sn 2ateiniias2lmerita fam
man mebr erreiden, penn man urtig
aIs in Der @ile 1T. Die 0eutiben
fino Die beten 9ertdufer fir Siioa
9lmerita. sic geben ii9 Utiibe, crit
bic 8eoiirfniiie tennen gu lernen uno
fhiden uns bdnn aud, pas mir pols
len unb ni6t, pie s5bre gertdufer.
mas iie fir uns fir gut baIten. Die
0entI6en gertdufer iin0 nidt INNER
in Der Gile, ionbern tOmmen gu uns,
ltben nit uno unter uns uno MAIDEN
auf 0ieIe Beiie pieIe 6reunoe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20

g(rgonne befinbeu ii9 auf bsm
9iid5ug SpiItben ben Bdlosrn Der
@rgonne uno Der T1aas. gsitern
obsnb bislten iie fi9 bel @arsnnes
unb GonIsnbppe ouf. 9luf unitrem
rsdten 5liigsl siebt Der 5einO iia
auf MeB suriid. (9sr Mlarfd Der
9eutT9en 5ipiI6en Der Maas unb
Der 9(rgonne Bat oni9einenb cen
3tped, cine eerabe S9la9tIinie uno
Dor aaen 9insen cine @erbinoung
nit Der binter Der 9lisne itebenoen
9lrmeen oes Sen. BON 9lud uno
bes Sen. bon Billion bsr5uiteasn.
Gs iit oIfo ben 6ron3oien ni9t ges
lungen, ii9 5tpiI9en bic beiben 9trs
meen nod 5tuif6en bas beutl9e
Centrum mnb Die Sronprinsenz9(rs
nee gu Iaiebsn Die 9lrmee bes
aronprin3en iit nod ben offi3ieLIen
fron50IiI9en Melbungen. bic BON
einem giid3ug ouf net fprebsn. aus
Ber 8efabr, pa iid Die 9pffHung Der
6ran3olen, bic Srpnprin5en=9lrmee
ron 9teB ab5ubrdnaen oper Die @erz
binoun9sIinie nit NReB 5u bur96re=
1en, niht erfiiIt Bat. Gs tit IOsar
lsbr pabri4einIi6, Dag bic 9ela5es
rung bon 8eroun nod i'm @ange
1T, ba Der 8ronprin5 in Der Gage
iit, ppH MeB irgenbpeI4e @eritdrs
tungen berou5ubringsn. 9tu9 feblt
iebe fran3Dfi9e MsIbung, bic pon
einem GntIeBen Der 6eftung bur9
RE 6ran3oien rebet. 2lnm. ;. gaeo,)
2onbon, 16. Sept. @ennglsi9
Der Oeutf6e @eneraIita6 pieoer6oIt
ousoriidIi4 gemelOet bat, OnB bic
Gage i'm Weiten fir bic 0eut16cn
bis heute bur9uuS giinitig ilt unb
boB peOer 6ran8oieu nod GngIdns
Der bis ieBt irgenb pel9e Sisge
srfoI6ten boben, srIoubt iib Die biss
iige nGentrul gleps4 bic foIgsuos'
DepeI4e ausauf9iden:
DgBie uns aus 9orDsaur, 5rants
reid, gemeIoet pirb, ioGIen bort aus
Berlin gto4ri4ten eingetroffen Iein.
oenen 8ufoIge gerliner 3eitunsen
melben, boB bic 0eutI4en Bel Der
Ho6rictt BON benz 9fiid3ug Der
! beutf4en Sruppen einfu9 iprad!es
cor Staunen tparen, neil iie glaubz
ten, baB biefe ii9 un!er ben Wfaus
ern pon paris befinben. Die Sci.
tungen geben fi9 ieOe erbentlibe
Miibe, na61upeifen, baB Der giids
5ug aus ftrategiiden Yriinben nots
penbig gepeien lei, rnb MAIDEN b1rz
ouf oufmertfam, BOB es n0tig Tei,
bos Gnbreiultot ob3uiporten.
n9uF bns beutI9e 9ublitum bat
ferner Der 8eribt bon ben Rieoers
Iogen Der 0eIterreicber in Gali3ien
grpben @inbrud gema9t."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20
Yrins s5oa6im.
Ger jiingitc Sobu OeS Saiiers mnros
MIR lcidlt uerlDnnOet.

Berlin. Is. Sept. iiber 2onoon.
Die Nunbe bes prin3en Soo6im,
l.ins ten Sobnes Oes aaiIers, Die er
Ii4 cuf ben oItpreuBii9en S9Ia9tfels
bern 3uge3o9en, beiIt fehr i4nea. Sin
8ranatiplitter mar ibm tpdbrenb eis
res 2lojutdntenrittes in bic Stfte ee>
orungen. Gr befono Ii9 in Der 8es
gleitung bes 6auptmounes BON 5bols
3abn, dls Der Splitter i'm trof.
prin3 Sod4im itieg pom gferoe,
ber6uno feline Munoe unb ieBte oen
9efd9rliden Ritt fort, aIS Iei nihts
gei6eben. Gr befinOet ii6 nunmebr
in Berlin, no er BON ieiner Mutter,
Der &aiIerin auF bGs IorgfdltisIte ges
pflegt tpirb. Der iunge Bring bez
trd4tet ii9 pe9eu feiner Dnn6e ots
qon3 Defenders bonn 0lide begiins
iti9t. Die &aiisrin IoQ ibre liebe
Npt BADEN, Den jungen Prtn3en oopon
ab3nbalten, Iofort pieoer 3ur 5ront
ab5ureiien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20
@erOelt 5ltriitfge5ogen.
Sic amerifaniia aus
Ycra Gruh Mlcr.
gtuf 9efcbl Ses &rdiiOenten.

DaI6in9ton, is. Sept. Rad
G9luB elmer geItern i'm BeiBens
6aus unter Dem 8oriiB Des Ptdiis
0enten gBiliou atge6alteneu Sabis
neiisGBung, erIieB Der grGii0ent ben
gefe6l, ooB bic omeritoniIden Stup<
ben 10 f6nea ipie m09Ii6 aus @erl
Gru3, NeritO, 8urddge3ogen tperOen
IOIlen.
Die ameritanii4en 2anbs unb
Morinetruppen, bic bon 8enera!
FunIton 6efe6Iigt neroen, ba,ten
gera Gru3 felt Dem q. 9(pril be-
feBt. Sie puroen oortbin gei6idt,
neil Der friibere propiIoriIhe qrds
iioent bon Mlerito, Suerta, ii9 pe;-
gerte, Die ameritaniide 5Ia9ge foIus
tieren gu IaFen als Gntf6ulbigut5
fir 2(meritanern ange6li4 angetane
9elei6i9ung.
Der ameritunii6e aonfuI Jo9n n.
GiGimon 6eri6tete geitern aug
Stobt U1erito, oaB Die &oHititu!ios
naiiiten in Merito BON oen
natioralen Giienba6n 8eIib err
griFfen unb ibnen Den ylamsn
.aonTtitutionaliitiI6e Giienbdbueu
bon Meritp4 beiqeIe9t baden. Sen.
Garran3a, ser 5a1rer bec aoniiltus
tioHaliIien, unb Nds gegenpdriige
G6er6aupt ser gfsgieruug bon Meris
70, Bat, pie &oniuI 5illiman msloet,
Isin 9orgeben nit Dem 0iumeis auf
Oie 9atIdde enti6uIoigt, baB bic
meritaniihe 9egisrung sic Wloioris
ldt oct 2tftieu Der msgitanif6en Gis
ieababnen beiist.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20
Aues lautet giinItig.
Sran,uien nab Gn9ldnScr ba.
ben feline Siege crfOdten.
Seridt Ses @encralita6cs.

Berlin iiber aopcnfagcn iiber
eOnoen, 16. Sept. Ter Scntidle
8cnernlitn6 melOct, bar Die Gage
an Der 6roat i'm g9eitcn immer
nOdJ 0giiuftis" "iit. Sn Der gfcl.
onug luiro anSSraflidl 6erUor &c.
6O6sn, SaR oic GnalauSer nmS
1Sran5Dieu niraeROs al Der aanien
Sdllndltlinic eineu Sitg crfod)ten
Gaben, 10 SGb Ole 7fHtidJen ocm
9lnsgang rabig entsegcn idlauen
f0nncR.
gIhcr Sieicr RcI0una iit ii6cr
Ocn furtidritf Der SperatiOncn
feline 9lahridlt einsetroifeH,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20

M2it Ser yGeoric4 fam s5rar
8dnoerOelte, bic Satin zines belgi
I6en Miniiters, in Rem gott an, IN
BEL oen dmeritaniI6en 5rauenberei
nen gegen oie nbeutI9en GrauTamiei
ten" 8u prOteitieren uno bouptId6tid
um @elo 3u innmeIn.
- Der 9anpfer ,StampaIia'
fu6r geiterR nit 200 paRagieren
ueiItens 2tmeritaneru, on 8orb. Dol
0enpel na6 gtefp gort db.
- Die 8emotrateu Oes 6auIei
Iinb, lpie aus @aI6ingtou gemeloe
miro, bamit beI1GTtigt siueu Gridt
fir Die bonn prdiioenten ni6t gebil
ligte 9riessiteuer auf 5rahtgiiter 81
finoer. Man fpriht BON elmer Shed
uno Wertpapieriteuer,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-09-20
Seiterreit) lie9t.
SdIaat bel 9emberg Gin Grfola
ieiner @aHen.
100000 @efauseue ormadt.

@aibington, 10. Sept. Der Oiters
reidiI4zungariI6e 8oti6aftsr in
@afbington, Or. &onitontin 36sp.
Dor Dumbn, srbieIt geItern cine
brobtIoie 9epeI9e aus gBien, in Der
er ron sinem Siege Der OeItsrrei6er
BEL 2emberg in aenntnis geisBt pirO.
9as Seleeramm, bas ben ruiiiI1en
S9pinoeI lpisber einmaI 9riinolia
piOerIegt, Iautet ipie foIgt; .S4lu9t
bei 2emberg erfOIgrsi6. llniere
StreittrGfte. bic Ii4 an Der StrnBe
na4 Grpbet unO fiiDIi9 babOn be-
fanben. baben ben 6eino mad fiinfs
tdsigem 8ampfe 3uriideeOrdngt. Gs
mar ieOo4 ni6t mDsli6, uniereu Gr-
fplg polligs ousntuiiben, ba unIsr
n0rbIider 5Iiiget Bel RaipasRusto
BON elmer iiberpdIti9en ruTiiI9eu
Armse beoran9t ipuroe, uno pa aus
Berber neue ruIiifde Streittrdfte GEE
gen bic 9lrmse bes Sen. 9antl bers
anranriidten. SIN @erlaufe Der
S4Iaht, bic nit GROCER 9efti9teit
getGmpft lpurOe, tOnnte ben Srups
pen nur ipenig Roit gegDnnt perhen.
8ir bereiten uns gu elmer neuen
S4la4t bor.