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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
BURY 1850 AUSTRIANS ON BATTLEFIELD
Summaryof Today's War News

The fourth day of the second general battle between
the Germans and the allies find Emperor Williams
forces pressing with unprecedented strength their
advance Paris Their right is reported to be within
fifty miles of the French capital
In the absence Of official announcements news de-
spatche indicate that the British and French continue
stubborn resistance, giving way slowly, however,
whenever this strategy is necessary to keep their lines
intact and prevent enyelopng movement by the Ger
right.
In the east the fighting is progressing with undated
fury Both the Russian and Austro German armies have
met and 1t admitted in Petrograd
(st Petersburg) that two army corps defeated in
East Prussia and that three Russian generals lost
On the other hand the Austrians appear to have been
defeated in Gacia overwhelming claimed
by the Russians This claim finds support in despatch
from Vienna which states that the Austrians have de-
oided to evaouate Lemberg. the capital of Galica.
Official dispatches from PetrOgrad by way of London
show evidence OF having been closely censored London
The attitude OF Turkey and Italy anXiousy await
ed by all the bellgerent semi-offcia despatch from
Petrograd says that Turkey troops have landed the
shores Of Asia Minor at Smyrna Further pressure is
ported to have been brought Italy by Germany and
Austrian to have her support the triple alliance.
The Japan foreign office has issued statement
planning of alleged unfair treatment of japanese
combatants in Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
BENCH WARRANTS FOR
THREE UNION MINERS

Trinidad Colo. sept WIN che
arrest tb.s morning uf three uulonists
on b,n,h WARRANTS growing ont of
grand IuD uI. I..tmvnts nineteen are
now IN iau Those apprchcndod this
morning Wtry Frank Miner prc-i-
dent or tine Trinidad Trades Assom-
hly Jumes Davis marshal at Agui-
lar. and Thumas bcunisnu. local orr
sanlzer OF tho United Mine Workers.
Each are charged with murder on
several counts growins ont of battles
between strikers and mine guards
The September term of the dis
trici court Opened This Wufuiug Ap-
piication Tor chanEc ot judge was
made for ali defendant .hfreed with
crime during the coal strike hy At-
tornry Horace \. Hawkius No time
sas sct for the areumcnt nu tho pee
titions The application COVER m'ro
than ivriy strike eases
The Trial of Walter Bclk Bald
Felts detective charged with the
murder Of Gerald L.iPpiatt. "a Mine
WORKERS organizer was set Tor sep
tember a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
RUSSIANS BENT IsTRINNS.
BURNING. III-TEIN TIIOI SAND

Pctrograd. tSi rctcfshursl. Sept .
CNu London. . 50 a. M The ioi-
loNlng official announcement Vas
made public here today.
"Our forces invading GHligia have
continued their advance in the dircc-
tion 9i LcmbcrE. The enemy foll back
gradually before uur troops. We cap-
turcd some cannon some rapid hre
buas and some Caissons The pursuit
continues
Near Guila and, Lipla. the enemy
occupied strong position of such
natural strength that u was consid-
cred imptegnablc They also dcspor-
ately attempted 90 stop our advance
oy a Ranking auaca in the direction
OF Halurz.
We repuised the Austrians, iniiict-
ing severe losses We buried On the
battlefield 1900 Austrian dead, cap-
tured flag and o. guns and guam
uty OF supplies. and made many pris-
oncrs including general
"On the south front. in the War
saw district, aii the Austridns attacks
have been repollod with success As
Stunning The offensive on our right
wing Ne turced he Austrians TO re-
treat capturing three cannon, ten
rapid IRE guns ana over 1000 pris-
oncFs. According Co statements made
by the latter. the Austrian losses were
Ncry heavy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
Triumphal Entry of Germans
Into Brussels Impressive Sight
Cavalry. Infantry Field Guns
and Ponton Trains, Pass
Through City in Wonderful
Order, Demonstrating Per-
fection of Kaiser's Army
250,000 Men in Procession
Lasting Four Days.

London, sept. C-.5O a. mD--Thc
correspondent Of the re.csrsph Nho
has lust returned from brussels. Says
The G,onsn cnu5 into Brussels
was a wonderful and impressive
sight. / have seen many military gar
AIDES in time uf peace but never "a
parade on 20 Naat scale wlich went
on without hitch.
1T was impossible 90 imaginr that
these men had oeen ngnting ,,Ltinu-
pusly for ten days uT that tl,y had
even been on active service. Pms. Il
ali came six cyci'sts then d,fIeh-
ment OF cavalry. then a great mass OF
iafuntry, then guns aud heid guns Jnd
motc infantry. ;ncu huge howItzsrs.
then pOntoun train ana then more
infantry from hall ptsl one THURSDAY
Until 'unday morr.us without u .'s D..
''Tre pontoon trlus wern csr,ctlly
lalI q. site. Tfs, V,I, CARED .psidc
Down OF trolleys drawn hy - npIs,s.
Al t.Nlr. horse, ts wei. a- ,Dc
htIses ni the t-all.si and coNml.
sary wcre In wonderful coalition.
"'rho men were ALSO fresh and keen.
Each company was seyompanied I, To-
travelling stove, the urr of which .as
never uut There Nls always som
hot drink ready ION he troops ami
the German soldiers I'D me that DO Is
oaly this hot coffee aud soup whiCn
keeps them COINS ou Ions forced
marches.
"fhe inhabltautS uf brussels turned
out by thousands to Watch tnis endless
procession of Germans as they
marched by, singiua ai. sorts OF sons
and national airs They sang in excel
lent tune. one cump,u. taxing az the
refrain as soon as another stopped.
Like everything else heir singing ls
perfectly organized
An aeroplane kcrf station ahead
OF this ADVANCING horde and Il sig
nailed by day ana mgnt by dropping
various oolorcd atars What these
signals meant / don know. but al
movements of thr troops we're rUgu-
lated hy them.
Il became overwhelmed after
watching this immense mass ~ men
marching by without hitch tor three
days. never 1che,ed such "a per
feet machine could exist.
Tn ah about .5uooO men passed
through Brussei, and thousands more
never entered the gi 81 but marched
south direct from Lpuyaln. These
German soldiers. many of them,
marched thirty miles daily foy six SUE
cCsriNc DAYS. some Here So weary
that they slept as the. walked and oc-
| Dasionally one fcll exhausted, where
upon AN officer would kick and prod
him until he awo@e him. The msN
was then given hot coffee. The men
are slaves OF discipline and routine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
GERMAN HENDQU ARTERs
~ PANTS tNkNOM y

London. sept = a. % y. min
a dispatch from Amsterdam the cor
respondent OF Reuters Telegram
company says tho German military
headquarters. which until last sun
day wcer al Cohlcntz. on the Rhine,
have been removed TO an unkno,Fn
destination.
Btfoir their departure Emperor
William caused to be published a
proclamation thanking the inhabl-
tans OF the city for their patriotism
and expressing his pleasure that Cob-
lcntz had been chosen as the first
Headquarters during tho war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
Wireless Messages to En-
bassy in Washington Wig
orously Deny Report of
Shocking Atrocities.
FALsEHOODS TOLD OF
BATTLES is ALLEGED
Kaiser's Troops Have Not
Left Brussels and Russian
Victories Are Greatly Ex-
aggerated Claim,

washinaton sept ,-Thc German
embassy received wireless todpy
from Berlin announcing that "tier-
man and Austrian troops have uccu-
pied l.odz. the largest mining ccntcr
iu Russian Poland. ana that the
battle northward from iemberg is
continuing.
The report b. confirmed that the
French abducted fourteen women
and twenty-five children from Ger
man frontier place; also hospital
doctor ana assistant from Lorchin-
gen Fate unknown.
''Thc papers are fuil of Hussian
horrors In East Prussia The Rus
SLAMS cut OFF the breast Of mother
and impalcd her five children on a
fence
-Four CossackS nvished woman
while they handcuifcd her husband
and forced him 60 hc witness
Later the German embassy rccciN-
ed the folioVing additional wireless
from Berlin.
The news that German troops
have left brussels on account ui the
situation iu East Prussia is wrong
The German administration iu Bru--
sells BE- very active. cyil servants ar
r,iug every day for newly organized
offices
The French official communiqu'
that the Russians have completely
invested Koeuigsberg b. also Ec.
Tho Ru-sians never covered half the
distance between the frontier and
KoenIashorg aud are now rctreuting
eastward after the annihIlatiuu Of
their Narew army
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
ONEIiNE AIiII;D ARMY ~
MARCHING IN 10 PARIS

London, sept g. "a. mp The
Times correspondent ~ blcppc.
France, has telceruphcd his paper az
follows.
In the main northern theater Of
the war the German advance appears
To- continue without slackcning Us
pace.
"a must De- indeed un oNerwcaried
army that the Germans are bringing
towards the forts ot Paris. They
made an effort which nearly deser, ~
Co be- called superhuman. Nothing
like 1t ever before was seen in war.
yet We may bee sure they have
spent themselves in vain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02

london sept. (3.tS "a. ml-The
Chronicles correspondent from an
Unnamed town sends AN account OF
the third British battle. dated Mon
day which follows
desperate fighting ln which the
British troops are playing "a heroic
part .s taking place close hy. The
right wing of the allied forces form
ing the northern army has been
ncryeb onsascd but it is usuinst the
British ur left wing that the Ger
mans are nlnsins the whole of their
weight. regardless OF the enormous
sacrifice of human lifc cuuilcd The
cncmy Hecms bent ON brcaling
through our defensive line and so
pushing back the allies nearer to
Iaris
'The battle. which is sull at an
uudu. .l,lyo stpRc. was preceded hy
very heavy artillery lire. The Ger
man guns were well served and the
aim rf their eunurrs WA rendered
very accurate by observation of u"r-
ml pilots who thr"ushout the day
huNsrcd about tho allied position,
correcting any wild trims ou the part
uf the German guns
Freshly arrived troops from Eng
laud wcr, pushcd forward n tme to
participate iu the battle. These REIN
forccmcuts had been carrying uut
strategic movement. 100 troop paius
for several duys ANA boz ths expires
siyc phrascology off Tnm.a. Adkins
they were frd up vith the whole
thing and vrr, .l'u-gth'I ready for
IL brush with the enemy
Their ,uHuc, came yesterday.
MANY v,r. reserve. with south Afri-
cam r1u,rcre, aud they marched Coz
th, FRONT .hteruE tho French and
sroVIra ur William th" Weed
somehow DunIusu- ibc emperor with
William 'of WlodI of Atlanta.
% sruel and English tluss were
borne 700 ib, head uf each compan,
"Thc, wore in fine fcttic Are We
down -h,art.I would shout some
ou, FROM the mnks and immediately
back ,m, thc terNent IcpN so,
Don't william tb. Weed wili Dee down
hearted Dy th, time $50 unsh win
him
IAN uvrrvh,imIuF force wac
thrown againsi our lrft vilr. ppt tn"
Gcrmun inprtuosIiy spent itself in
% vain rnort tu overcome British rec
.IstHncr
Tho light tot suprcwt.y which
continued throughout thp daf s n}
no means ended. ma, bruni oi inr
uttsrk vus apI,udldr hufnr hy 'Hr
soldiers and newer did tbr unriueh-
nr bulldu- courler of the British
show Go better advantage Tht
hrnty aud we'll directed German are
uiicry nrc made uiue impression ON
our mrH. although the gu-ullti'- en-
tailed Dog the splendid resistance 'i
tho British were necessarily heavy
'.rhe German artillery tlr" e'asrn
only 90 permit the advance Co CLOSE
quarters of their usstuitius infantfi
and the masscd German infantry for
hours hurled themselves against the
British wall eft steel
Toward evening Hnd a,tcr "a day
of most slnEuinury iighung our
brave feHows were compelled Co give
ground SLOWLY The siign. advantage
attained was dearly purchased. as thr
attacking Gcrman infantry zen in
heaps
"0n the right and center tho
French were more fortunate than
ourselves and contrrod 90 mold thcir
own Toward etening. whom the fun
force of the German attack had spent
,tsclf the French delivered sharp
Continued ON Page Two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
RUSSIAN RENERSE IN
EAST Pill ssIA ENPL MINED

London. sept b..25 q. ml--A
telegram received al ofhciai head
quarters in London today from IN"
chief OF the Russian general stan de-
clnres that the Russian reverse IN
East Prussia h. O. Dee rcgarded az
purely local ana due Co the sudden
reinforcement of the Germans tprob-
ably az Graudcuz. Thorn aud the
arrival of their siege guns.
Russian reinforcements also immc-
diatcN arrived.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
WOODROW WILSON
IS CANDIDATE
FOR 1916
Vice President Marshall Au-
thcrizes Statement That
President Will Be in Race
to Succeed Himself.

. Washington Sept 2--Nicc I
. President Marshall authorized 4,
. published statement here today
= That President Wilson would be- 4
. a candidate for recollection.
. Secretary Tumulty said the 4,
= White House knew unthiug of 4
. the statement and would not I
. cummen, ON it
The Nicc presidents statement
. WAS made loo the course OF an uu- ,
. thorlzed Interview ON the polit-
. icai situation which concluded I
. thus.
The Democratic party viii
. have but one candidate tor presi- 4
y dent iu 1915 and his Dame hap
. pens ,o be- Woodrow Wilson. Hc
= Will have the entire and uugual- I
. hed aud united support ui his
= party Fair minded Democrats 4
= vill recognize that hc is olt.rlcd
y Geo a chance Tor second term to I
. prov. the uuity of hls policies 4
. lightning rods already u9
. may as well Doe taken down ana
y preserved for future uso Demo
. ,Bti. uehung Wiil not strike I
. rad .u 1916
a q a . . a . = a a a a q q a q 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02

Germans were taken prisoners
The Russian embassy here has
thought u desirable formally 10 deny
reports OF Posroms at wilma which Il
attributes to German and Austrian
sources. Tho embassy has received
a dispatch from Pclrograd declaring
that these reports are without founda-
ton and that wilma Is perfectly calm.
The Christian aud Jewish popula-
uons arc WORKING together Tor the
RELIEF of he wounded
The Prince of Wales relief fund to-
day passed the $4,000. 600 mark.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
ALLIES FIGHT DESPERATELY
To PREVENT SUCCESS OF
GERMAN ARMIES 5O
MILES FROM PARIS

Curtain of Secrecy is Drawn Over Great Drama Being En-
acted in Northern France Kaiser Making Strenuous Eff.
forts to Induce Italy to Become Involved War Vienna
Announces Evacuation of Lemburg, Capital of Gaica,
in View of Inevitable Occupancy by Russians; Over
whcming Defeat of Cars Forces in East Prussia has
not Abated Confidence Of Pstrograd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
NAME sT PETEnsBURG
Is III al ANIII,n

PetroErad est Pctorsburgl, sept. .
tVla London. 2.to .. mD-rhe name
"a Peiershurs does not appear la ang
Russian newspaper today Thus has
been observed the imperial cdict
changing the name OF the Russian n
capital from ST. Petersburg To Petro-
grad. on account OF the German form
of the name under which the city has
been known since lts foundation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
NEM ZEPPELIN TO
REPLACE ONE CAPTIREn

London, SEPT. (i;s0 a. MA
dispatch to the Express from Gc-
neya says that q new Zeppelin.
which has been rushed 60 compile
ton al Freldric hshalen. called over
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
Germans With Reckless Dis
regard of Life, Fling
Themselves by Thousands
to Certain Death.
BATTLEFIELD CRIMSON
WITH BLOOD OF MEN
Rapid Advance Of Russians
in Eastern Prussia Believed
Responsible for Haste of
Kaissr's Soldiers.

London. sept . Gi.0o g. M D---
The official casualties suffered hy
the cavalry brigade and uf three
ot the divisions. less one brigade
ot the British force in France iol-
low,
Killed. 80 officers ana i.7 men.
Wounded o. officers aad $50
men
Missing, % officers and ASA
men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
GERMANS AGAIN ARE
BONBARDING MALINFS

London. Sept. 2 % a. MA dis
patch from Antwerp 10 Reuters Tel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02

Lake Constance yesterday aud later
left to replace Zeppelin ~ e. which
was captured by the French at Ba-
donWiieE near the Lorraine from
tier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-24
StoIpe.

0ieie ISOLDE perOen inpiere Sar-
mer nit Dem aornpflarSen begin.
men.
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tpenoen orn nGditen Sanlstag, oelt
25. 9tpril HIRE Sd1lBfeier bolten.
geibe 2e5rer Rnben, tuie mir boren
elm i6ones Srogram atfgeitellt.
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ct. CHARLES golurtb, DO, Der 6as
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@o6e NIT Samilie bier eir5ieben,
tpdbrertb Sreu,r6 aout astto Smirilie
na6 gbomois iiberfieOeln tperoen.
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in ibrer f,el,etp Setntatb.
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epargI @eineiapbe baben iid arrge,neI-
set: SEQ. 9obl, Ser1tanit grfGiitg,
Serb. 9iebaI, Senrp S. 9aeder, Sp.
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pitroe Otto Sdneffer eripGbIt.
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9iitrift, boben SRI. 2oitiie 9o6 bon
Spias, fir oen ipGhiten Sdulterrrin
aIs 2ehperilt nltaeStellt.
Das biesi6bpiee SonntoesihitIfeft
miro bier am 81. Msat eeFeiert iper.
ben.
SRI. gllie @srtiiss, bie I6ftgere
3eit in ct. 2oiiis beifdfti9t mar, lit
anu lebben Somttns fpieoer inn elter.
Iihen $oiiie m,eetonnnen, INN ibpe
Serien a,l eerrieben.
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gap.

Die 8ap S1rle, under 2eitlnrQ
Der 2ebrerin, Sri. Selma alaeffer
oe16IoB mn tS. .. 90. ei,pen febr er'
foIgreid,en Sernlin. gead S6Int
Der l1nterboItlutg meId)e CUR 5eier
bes Cages peranltaltet mar, lpirroe
eilt fpIerpoites @tittossn1obI ierbirt,
inFo ipdtcr r,ofnt ser Gbotograpb 8.
Sait Elm 8ilb ser SdplIe. 6. On
eclre6t, 60. Meper, g9alter 9ruens,
iotpie oie 2ebrerin bieIten @ipiproden
i'm ss,ttereiie bes Sdulmeiens.
9ie GAIL ser eilraeihrtebenen
SfiiGer betrns fiir oieien Sermin
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per Gag, mar 80. 9ie Sriiflupg 6es
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ten. g8ie itirs ntitsetbeiIt ipurbe,
bat ser S6ulratb SRI. &1seffer fiir
ZEN nGditen Sernlin ipieber als
2ebrerin atrgeitellt.
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r@uoS 9lpabs1 geriammlnns.

Die .@oob Goaos" 8erIammIuns
DeIde nm borieen Domerstng
IN Der Stobtballe abgebaIten tpltr6e,
mar redt 5ablreid beilrdf, trosSem
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borber epidienen mar. aontaniiidr
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Heoner, mar Ieiber burd eiren
pI0tIi6en STUFF CUR 8eiinobnltng Ell.
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@eiddfte eleidfals am grideimelr
berbiltbert Dunbe.
g8. g. Sanpfins, Der Staats+Stra-
ber7S1peme,tr, erlpies iid ieho6 alS
elm b0dit fGbiger Steltertreter ilrpo
irlrterbislt Die geriannl,ns in einer
a1ti1nirten gfebe i'm Srdereiie gutter
Straben, i'm glngenlei1len folpie
altG mn beionberen Snterelie Der
,grossState" So6itraBe. @r ipies
auf 6ie 8ortbeiIe hin pelde cine
oeparttoe Staats Strobe eipem ie-
ben @eneinipeien bietet, burd ipel'
dies Tie fiibren ipirb. Die &ebe bes
Serrn Salpfnls fntto eine quite auf-
nnbnle lntb bat obne 3ipeifel piele
ieiner 3ll9orer in begeiIterte 6oree.
rer custer Straben uno, gatr5 belor'
aars, ser Gross. .State" So6ItnaBe,
lmrgeItinnlt.
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gegen ole SluB-Eoute, burd einen
Sbeil bon Sioge gountp, iett be-
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iest often lei, Biz nad Sefferion
GitD.
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Giuiss.

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oorigel1 @o6e franf baritieber, 1T
aber iest tpieber inrItaatOe auf 5u
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WurpbD & 5belton, 6ie 8iebbdno.
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@ode i'm bieier @egeno beim sGuf-
faufeit bon @ieb.
Se,ern illimnrit brofbte ans ber.
ealpgellen Sanlstng cine 2obl,ne
S6lueine nod Berger.
S. s. Weitteltborf mar ans bergalt-
gerct So,tittog bier oltf geiud.
@iele unierer ilntgen Seitte bntten
iidj an leeten Sarnstog slbelrS, io-
tpie altd) am Spntttas MepS, in Oct
@obmn9 BON Senrp Sdntlte ber-
ianntelt.
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nm Ietten Sreitag Mongen oltr6
>em geiid) Ses Stords erfrert,
ipeIder einelt itrantnlelt fleiilen
Stallnltbalter birterIieB.
9ie SdluBfeier Der S6ule i'm
Stoelrner 9iitrict, alttter Seitlalg
Der 2ebreritl, SRI. CLARA S1reirnann
pelde am pergangelpen Samstag
ltattfapb, ,por o1p9 bon bier aus
reft aablreid bea,dt.
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her ndlde @eiiemttt9.
9as Saferiden lit bier nun 10
aierr1Ii6 porbei, MIN gebt es aber
felt on oos 3ornpflansen. Ser @ei.
gem iiebt pradtig aus, tpenm 6aber
llidts oasipiiden fonur1t, bmnt miro
oie ttS6ite gr,rte litriere 5arner fir
6elt 8erluft Der beiben lebten Sabre
erthid,a6igen.
gbarIeD Gross tpar ONT lebten
Wo,ltog bier, itn6 faufte &irtSbieb.
Srm, Sing. Steinbed, fueIde ldtt'
gene 3eit fnattf mar, bot ii6 fpieoer
iotpeit erboH, bob iie ollf iein fatrit.
SRI. 2epa @ieber, tuelf,e lnngere
3iet BEL 8ertpanbteit, IN &anfos, mar
iit MN tpieber 5itbaiiie atpgelargt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-04-24
pi,t nelles @eba,aoe o,ftiibren; oes.

eit ,lelles @eb1,soe aiffiibren; 6es.
gIeideit a,,d Snnn Carl Sotrtag.
Satob $ennebereer, iiber oeiiet m
13. 8. W4s. erfoIgten 600 bereits
Iebte @ode nm goIfsbIatt beridytet
tpitr6e, ,par aats @erlnbbeiin gnOen
sebiirtis iu,6 taun Inn Sabre 1856
nad gmerita, tpo er ftd Damn 81, sl1p.
fang 6es @pieges als 8ertbeibiger
Der Union 9egen ole @ebeIlion bes
SiibetaS gum 9ieiite nreIbete anro 3
Sabre ittt6 a Moante in Der lltiplrs-
Irntee 6ieitte. gr iiberiiebeIte bon,
Seu1anal ,pad Msorrifon auf eine
Samn luta lieB iid fpdter in Der
Stabt nieber INN. ieinen 2ebers.
abenb bort in 9htbe sr genieBelr. gr
bintemdBt ole folgenhen airtber: Sos
Serrnebereer, Srau S. 8oIs. Srali
@atie gpple, Sraat Sobn 9relllvi,tg,
Srnl slriolb 9lefle impb cine Stief-
tod)ter. Srau gdc 8ols.
Die 8eerbis,ure falpo ONT 15.