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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
SAYS U. S. DOUBTS GERMANY.
French Paper Disc-edit- Report Of
Enjoys Promise.
SPECIAL cdbie Despatch 10 Tnr S.


RoRpEAUN. Nov. lila Girondc saws Z.
count Won BcrnstorN assures the Amer
lean press, referring to Germany's threat
70 send troops to Canada. that ne is will
Ing to give the most formal assurances
of the respect of tn" Monroe Doctrine.
which his Government truly and faithfully
accepts.
The American press retorts that 1t
would he well to settle beforehand the
exact form of such assurances whether
they will he like the Berlin treaty con-
corning Bosnia and Herzegovina, or like
that concerning the neutrality OF Belgium.
Well said. American land Of liberty.
truth and justice You hold German
promises at their real. rather than their
face value. and you prove how much
Germany has already lost as a moral force
among tn :" nations which stand as the
bulwarks f true civilization. as opposed
to military 'kultur.'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
U. S. PILGRIMS MOURN ROBERTS.
society Sends Message 10 British
ORGANIZATIONS, Drploring Death.

Joseph II. Choite. president Of the
P.l-rims of tho United States. has sent
the following telegram To- Harry Britain,
honorary secretary of the British Pilgrims
'Th" Pilgrims of the United States.
N.al4n OF the primary object OF their
existence, IN" preservation and promotion
under all circumstances OF Arglo-Am,~l-
can friendship. and deeply moved by the
Hcroi" sacrifices and suffor.nss Of the
English people, desire to express to their
sister society Of Pilgrims in the old
country their profound sympathy in this
time OF Great Britain's stress and trial
and their deep grief al tie sudden death
OF that grand old soldier and hero, Field
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
STILL AT THE ARGONNE,
France Denies That Its Troops Have
been Driven Away.


PARIS. Nov. i6.--An official denial has
been made here in reply to statements
from German sources that the French
have been completely driven from the
Argonne. The denial says that the fight
ing front has not been sensibly altered
for the last two months.
The French and German trenches at
some points are only ffy meters apart
ard the operations there recall the fight
ing at Sobastopol. If the French have
retired at certain point for distance
of $50 meters they have progressed at
others for an equal distance. Small but
extremely sanguinary actions occur da lily
throughout this region and everythr <
tends to- show that the German losses
are much greater than the French. as
has been the case elsewhere.
The lines which the French hold around
verdun have been progressively extended
from five 10 ten kilometers beyond those
held a month ago. according to the War
ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
CRUISER GLASGOW REACHES RIO.
survivor Of Sen Fight on Chile Ar
riNes In brazil

RIO NJ IANEiRo. Nov 10 THO British
cruiser Glasgow. ono Of tho vessels on
gagged iu the hsht with tho German squad
ron OF In" coast of chill, ON November !.
arrived here to-day The d1ma-c caused
by the German shell IRE is plainly visible
on the cruiser
The British Admiral'y's statement said
the Glasgow was engaged by both the
Leipzig and Dresden OF the German squad
ron. while the Gneisendu and Scharnhorst
were fishting the Good Hope and the Mon
mouth. 1t added. however that the elias
gov was not extensively damaged and
suffered few casualties.
After the battle the Glasgow. accom-
panied by tho transport Otranto, sailed
south and passed through the Straits Of
Magellan to tho Atlantic Ocean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
TURKS FORCE CZAR'S
GUARDS TO RETREAT
Russians Admit Retiring Move
mcnt in kOprukoi Region
Says Havas Report.
J The Mineral Water De Luxe
Spscia, co,i, D,spo,ch IN Trr sr~


LoNnoN. Nov 16.---The Russian advance
guard in the region Of Koprukoi east Of
Erzerum. has been forced 70 retire ac-
cordng to "A statement given out by the
Russian Army staff in the Caucasus. The
report is brought here by the liavas
agency Of Paris and says
After a series OF combats fought I'm the
koprukoi region our advance guards deh-
nitey located the grouping Of the prin-
cipal forces Of the enemy In view or
the considerable recnforccments received
by the Turks In the last few days, COM
ing from Chnyskala. Erzerum and Trcbi-
zoud. our advance guards are retiring. still
lighting. to the regions allotted them.
The attempts made by the Turks to re-
gain the khanessouk Pass. previously
taken by us. have failed. Other Russian
detachmeuts were not seriously engaged
The wireless news from Berlin dealing
with the same subject adds these details
The Russians near koprukoi, in Trans
Caucasia. lost 5000 men in killed and
wounded. The Turks took 500 Russian
prisoners and captured 10000 rifles AMI
large quantities OF ammunition. The
Turks are advancing upon Batum.
Another report from Constantinople
says that the British sessious at Alden
are in danger. the leader OF the local
Bedou!ns having called upon his people
10 liberate the country from the British
yoke"
Berlin says that the Khedive OF Egypt
will leave Constantnople soon to take
charge OF tho Turkish operations In Egypt.
Abbas Hilmi. the khedive, has been In
Cpnstantinople since the outbreak OF the
war As the Sultan Is the head OF the
Mosammedan faith tho khedive owes
spiritual allegiance 10 him one month
ago the British Government ordered the
Khedive back TO Egypt His failure 10
obey indicated that IN the event OF a
Moslem entrance into tho war he would
be found fghtirg with his coreligiouists.
Berlin rcportel on Sunday that the
khedive. In an Interview with a German
reporter, had announced his loyalty to
,ha Sultan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17

check the Germans has made new swamp
four miles long. While the Allies are an
able to operate in the inundated district
the main purpose OF holding the German,
back from the most vulnerable parts of
the User is attained
The military operations Of importance
specified in the report OF the day ST lt.d
that the Germans mad been suundly beaten
in further attempts to cross the Isas, and
had lost a whole regiment, and that two
attempts on their part to reach Ypras mad
been repulsed so severely that the .'lii"s
We're able to reoccupy points lost IN pre-
vous days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
GERMANS ADMIT FOOD.

WAsHISGToH, Nov. l6-Nmbassa.ir-
Page sent q cable message to-day 20 -
state department denying puhlish,i ...
ports that the German military authnr. -
in Belgium are stopping the shipment q
food for needy Belgians.
He declared that there had been ra ~.
reference with tn" relief work ami ut
the German authorities are giving gs''l
assistance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
TURKS TO WAR AGAINST EGYPT.
ShuLri Pashn's plan 10 Defend Com
stnntinopIr First IL Reflected

LoNuuN. Nov. IA despatch from
Constantinople says that a majority OF A
council Of war has declared for the plan
OF operations favored by Envor Pasha and
the German Gen. Lman. as against the
plan suggested BY Shukri pdsha
The War Minister and the German
commander declared for an aggressive
campaign In Asia Minor and against
Egypt. holding :hat the defence OF Con-
s;antnopl' was Of secondary Importance
Shukrl Pashd urged thar the main effort
he to strengthen the garrisuus Of Adria-
nupio and toustantinopie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
PRUSSIAN GUARDS LOSE.

LoNDoN, Nov. l6.-In northeastern
France the remnant OF the Prussian guard
IN conjunction with other troops, made
their third attack on the British trenches
south Of Hpres on Saturday. The attack
failed and the remnant OF tho guard was
almost wiped out.
The Germans are now adopting the
onen formation when attacking Possibly
this reduces casualties but the attacks are
no more successful.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
BERLIN REJECTS SWISS BONDS
English stamps Indicate English
Holders. Hoersc Relieves

PARIS. Nov. lt.--ActinG ~ accord
with demands made hy the Go"uu 49,.
lister of fnanc-, tho Rar.ir Boz,
refusing to negotiate bonds 80 tho ...
Germtn ana SWis, = per cent. i,H. n 3
bear Erglsh stamps. 'mplNinE i...
a." the properly OF English rr .t
The press says that such Nul".
ably a mlnWuvrr 20 udu,n ..' .. z
German securities n Paris T.. .,...
papers are camp tguiuG with 'N. mont ~
ut pcrsuad nc tho authorize ', o.' "~
that when the Boersc dos opor ~
open only for ono hour a dAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17

BERLiN. via Amsterdam. Nov If..r1s
LOkdidn%eiocr says:
ION the occasion Of tho death OF f..,
Roberts the whole German press cNure..,.
itself alike, approximately. about tn, f..Ien
enemy. Even IN war moments Occur 81 ..,
the fighter salutes the enemy with On.
sabre instead of striking him with &c.
such moment has arisen with the Ia
parture OF Roberts"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
DEAD TIED IN BUNDLES.

GENEVA. Nov. IA Swiss who il
doing Red Cross duty at Brussels has
written letter home. part of which is
published in lie Suisse, in which he SAYS
that cemetery" trains contiru to arrive
from the front with the bodies tied into
bundles OF four each to facilitate trans
portation.
The bodies are burned promptly in
furnaces which have been erected out
side Of Brussels. The Swiss also saws
that the number arriving in Brussels Is
''unima ginab,e"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
MEMORIAL PLANNED
FOR LORD ROBERTS
Monument Will BE Erected at
Public Cost. Says Pre-
micr Asquith.
PRINCE OF WALES AT BIER
.Specinl cabie Dkspntch 10 THr SrN

NUF'TUf ' "OTD UVNVVT'W To T W. "
LONDON. Nov. I6--An official account
OF Lord Roberts's death was issued to-
night. II confirms the previous reports.
II says congestion of one lung and reu-
risy developed very quickly and proved
too great a strain for the heart
In the House of Commons tonight
Premier Asqulth gave notice or a motion
to ask the King to direct the erection Of
memorial to Lord Roberts at public
cost.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
GERMAN PLAN CHANGED.
wiz Try To Fierce Allies Line Fur
Their sOuth, IL Report.

IoNpoN. Nov. "A despatch from the
Belgian frontier to the Daily Express.
dated yesterday. says 1t seems probable
that the German stan has temporarily
relinquished the idea OF trying to pierce
the Allies line in the Dixmude-Y pres re-
gion and intends to make a fresh attempt
further south. The activity of the Ger
mans has been renewed at Menin, Cour-
trai and Journal, and many trains are
assing there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
DAMAGED ZEPPELIN COLLAPsES
Crosses Holland. Flying Low, and
Rra"hr. Home in time TO Land.
~ n. london main Nors" III, S,,ric.


NVF'FI7 H0TT VFNUIFTW "a I'M ~
ROTTERDAM, Nov. ia Z,ppclin air.
ship which was hN1aG low passed Mas
tricht Yesterday. Tho ship had been
damaged n 'hc stern and Was sailing
10 almost a vertical position. The crew
was cliugug TO tho vessel to prevent
being thrown out
The ship succeeded f. reach ng tho Ger
man frontier, whore it collapsed and was
wrecked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
SAYS Campus rs SAFE.
Winston Churchill Denies Human,
OF Disaster.

LoNpoN, Nov. i6.--N lnston Spencer
Churchill, First Lord OF the Admiralty.
said in IN" House ~ Commons this nr.
ternoon he had every reason To believe
the British btttleshlp Canopus was safe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17

Marshal Lord Roberts. who bad been
president of your society since IT, fouri,.
ton
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
Die gd)iueitern saolan
Grbnlten bns gledJt iidJ Der efbrcrin.
nen.Briifnns sn nnter5isben.

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Ian un6 Catherine Carton golun, bic
left ibrer Dor nunmebr % sSabrel er.
foIgien M6icBung ols 2ebrerinnen an
ben bieiigen offentliden Sdulen eiz
ncn ipabrboft patbetiiden aaInpf hin
ibre @chabilitirilng fiibren, ou lie
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ring siim Spfer iicIen, biird) ipeldIe
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geiiern Die Genugtbuiing crbulten,
oaB Die 9ebrer 9riiiunssbeboroe li6
bercit crtldrt bat, iie jeBt elmer Seb.
ferinnen.9riifing sn iuteriiebcn.
Sails fie oieie Briiiiing 6eiiefei,
Damn tpiiroen ibnen natiirlid, Die 9ebr.
jertiiitate, i'm oeren @ieoerallslirl.
lung lie imcrmiiolih ieit einem gicr4
telialrblnocrt petitionirt babeii, ilidt
perlpeigert perSen.
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tel i'm Snufe Der Sabre natiirIid
grau gelporOen 1T, pilegten regellr1.
Bige geiuf]erinnen Der Sisungen oes
oaroben~ S6ulrntbs 3u iein unb ie.
ors nenc gflulrntbsmitglicb iunroe
iiets ioiort aiIis Norn 9euomem. Gem
geireiicnoen luitrSen bon ben beioen
'Sdweitern ale Gin3elDeiten Der ans
gebliGen 8eridmorung Der iie pab.
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S9uIiuperintcnSeitten Morgml simt
Spfer gefaIlen iein poIlten, taarflein
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iein Wio9Iidyites 81 tbun, um bic
@ieoerauinnbme oes Sales burdyu.
ieBen nib oen Huf Der beioen Shue-
itprn ST rchabilitiren. Seitoem 6cr
.fleine" SdIulratb I'M anlt 1T, Gaber
lid Die Sdppcitern icltener bliden ioi,
fen aber idJriitlid, lieben lie perihies
0ertli6 pon iib boren mo ole slnge.
legenbeit fuuroe id)Iieblid al Den
Observation-Disclosures Or. GonSon
uno Die Observation-Disclosures per-.
lrieien. Sb Die beioen Sdspeitern ii6
nit Der gntideioiins Sieier 9eborSe,
Die gcliern criclste, Sifrieoen seben
bIeibt ab3lnparten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
gebr lebbaft
Jm bic aampasne fit Die geamfcH.
luabl i'm Nortf Cincinnati
yiepnbliean Glnb.

ssiir bic am 8. Janiar itattfln=
benbe geamtsnndbl i'm NOrtb Gin
einnati Hepublican Club 1T cine aus
BercrbentliG lebbnfte &aons i'm
GaHse. 9as Seiste iih in Der seitern
g6enb itattgefunDenen SiBun1. an
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aanbibuten ibeilnabmeu. 9eIegent>
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nift ipeniger als "a neue Wiitglieber
aufgenommeu, fobab Der Stub nurs
mebr bic itattli4e 2lnsabl Don 1884
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tds .,Ylaue" uno bds .Rotbs" i'm
s5elbe unp beibe partsien aebsn iiA
pie gr0btm5sli6e Tiihs ibrs aanois
batsn burfSubrinssn uub BADEN aud
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mentiiufte arrangirt. I'm fir Die bss
treffenben aanoioatsn propasanba
III MAIDEN.
Serr Barter eSobnlon, Der Upriiber
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glisoer bes Stubs gu elmer fsuhtfrOb=
lidsn SiBung elm, Die i'm SntsreiTe
bes 5idets am 9lbenb bes 6 syanuar
in benz Rei6ert'ffsn plab an Der
Sbillito StraBe unb 5igblano glDenus
dbgebalten iperDen iuirb.
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30. DECEMBER Bel Weber's, on Der
Corn uHo Dine Strabe. gelegentli6
zines ssmiiiblifen 8eiiammenfeins
Bropaganba fir ibre aanbibaten
MAIDEN unb bic ginlabung fir oieie
8eranitaltung puroe Der DerIamms
luns BON Serrn @uspeilsr, Dem @prs
iibenben bes aampdsneiommittees,
iibermittelt. !"
Sm ipsiteren 8erlaufe oss abenbs
bieIten perihiebene &dnbibaten nit
grobem 8eifaa aufsenommene gniprds
den unb unter ben Rebnern befanoen
ii9 Die Serren GbarIes Sre!anb. Col
3islonta, Geo. +. gprih il, gbdrles
Steipart, Gliff Gang, 6. R. Seiiel
uno 6ermann Stemeie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
Sdkt nid)t lpcfer.
Ter altc Serr Snppelorn iuiro in
nnltebiamer @eiie an iein Gle
slbentener erinnert.

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born befinoet Ii6 lpieoer i'm @olnttp.
@efdngniB, bem er idJon I'M i6onen
Wonat Mni 1913 iiberipieien iUuroe,
neil er Die Der seibieoenen Satin
iduloIgen alimente gum getroge BON
S700 nidjt besnblt bate. Gappe9orn
6efin6et iid in Der Soloatenbeimdtb
in San0usfD, fam nber am Samsiag
tlaa Cincinnati, nm Die ,Seiertage Bel
ieiren 9lngeb6rigen (nu5 eriter Gbe)
3u perbringen. Gieie naren sipar
nidt sum Gmlpfang am 8abnboi,
iDobl aber Die gbegattin, Die 6en III
ten 10 lnnge ieitbielt, bis ein Boli5ilt
5lr Stelle mar. Der i'm nnd) 6enl @e.
fnngniB buqiirtc. SaDpeDorn, Der
NSittDer mar, uernnbIte lid) a1n II.
Septenlber 1911 nit elmer getpiiien
gignes Sail, Die iiber 80 Sabre iiinger
mar ais er uno ibon naf bier Utona.
len cine Sdeioungsflnge anitreugte,
neil er iniolge einer i'm giirserfrieg
eriittenen g2itnoe ietneli ebeliden
BiIidter ni6t nadlfommen fOnnte.
slm 81. Wdr5 1913 pitroc oie Sdei,
Sung aiisgeiproden uno Sapborn
Sa5u berurtbeilt. ieiner @attin MOS
natiit $50 aIimente 5it bejablen. IA
er nif,t berappte, purOe er am 10.
gtai 1913 Dem @ridugniB ii6eripie.
fen. Sappeboru mar a6er Oeridppun.r
ben. Sic Grgattin iieB iid) d6er ben
Saitbeiebl gebeft. nit Der erflarlmA
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.lno oas iii ibr ia altf geliingen
&appehorn, Der feline SiIrgidnft ouf.
treiben fonrlte, ertlarte geiterf, oaB
en- iidi fpdbreno Der eanen 3eit ais
ssnidiie in Der itaatliben SoI0atens
beimatb in Senon3tp befl,noeu babe.
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gtim glOSeln uernmaladt.

Der 14siibrise Iarcus apf, II
aanbon Court. erIitt ssItsrn absnb
einen gein6rud, ala isin S6litt.n,
duf bsm er ben Siissl an Der proIpset
gtpenue binubiauite, g.sen sinsn Rinns
fteiu rannte uub sr in ipeitsm 9ossn
berausaeitleubert purbs. Der poli3iIt
pblss. b.r 4ussns.uss bss llnfaas
ipar. braht, ben annben na3 9auT,.
Mm. g. 2npenber, Elm gkrt bon
1928 6srbert glpenus. CAB ii3 gsiisrn
absnn an Der Woobbnrn, stpii6sn
Dana unb Soptins gpsnue benz @srs
gniigsn bes Rpbeins bin, ols sr plDbs
lid bic aontroIle iibsr isinsn G6littsn
bsrlor. ssgen ,inen Rinnitsin iauIie
unb abs.iporfin ipurbe. Gr erlitt einsn
8einbrud unb mubts mittslit Quto.
patrol no. 7 nnh bsm Bethesda Sos
lpiial gebra1t tperhtn, no ibm Gr3ts
li6e gsbanbluns gu sbsiI purbe.
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alsixe ~sIi3einadbriA Aten

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glo. 1868 weaoiion slpeinie. Goping-
ton, mcIoete eeiiern Der aoIi5ei, Saf)
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@ertbe bon S100 geitobIen ipilroe.
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burg, SriO., bolte geitern gsad)nittag
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ab. Der i'm geroadjt itebt. in 2afu.
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Die 9iduue Der Sirma 6. garret &
60. periibt 5ii baben.
- ginbreher itntteten in Der
Rnd,t bonn Counting gum wsontdg Der
Btrfbidaft bon Sames Wsepers, go.
413 Spcnnore Strube. ei,ien @eiud
Of irnb entpenbeten aus Dem 8nbI.
trIepbori bcs fie erbra&et 81.
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Sic ,HinaSania
&ngebIt6 mad gusnOs

Qngeb1ta nu4 guenos
Qires in see gegnngen.
G:pgprt, 81. 0e5. Die rRipa.
bauia" eines Der gr0bten YunSsr.
I6ifIe Der @eIt, bas in bieiem 9unoe
fir Die orsentiniI9e RspubIit eebaut
purOe, ging am Muntag abenb Oon
bier aus na9 einem 9eItimmuugsprt
al, Der ni4t OefinitiO bstannt 1T, Der
absr unpfTi5ieq aIs 9uenos Iires Be-
5sihuet puros.
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0uiHcp. Maii., auf Der Werfte bsr
gpre Riper g. Building So. gebout
purbe, purbe am 25. Mui 1910 gs.
lest. Der StapelIauf erfulgte an 26.
Qusuit 1911, DOIIitGnOis fertigsefteat
purSe bas S6tff lber erit am %.
auguit B. s.
Siuri6tunesnin MeritO.
@l9uio, Ter, 81. De5. 2sute,
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antummen, iagen, Dab ii6erou in Wte.
ritz politiihe Sinri6tuneen itattfin.
ben. 90 iollen in leBter Wobe in oer
6auptItubt alein 16 perionen binsez
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9isle friibere glrmeezSfIisiere, tpie
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bra9ten por eiutesn Sugen mebrere
prominente Gefungene ppn Der Saupts
itaot mad CHIHUAHUA. Utun tpeiB nidt,
pb lie nod am 2eben iino pper oh ite
bingerihtet purDen.
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slieo Der 4guas Galleries &onpeuttpr
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tpdren bei6uloist, an elmer 9eri9nDs
runs ge9en ben prootioriihen prdits
benten @uiterre5, Der pou Ger GguaS
Galientas 9pnpention errpGblt tpurbe,
betbeiligt getpeien gu Iein.
General Sobn geuttp ges
itorben.
Columbus, g.. 81. Deaem6er.
Der 9riaubegeneral sSobu 9edttp, elm
@sterau bes 8iiresrtrieges. S3riftz
itslIer, sheualiesr apngreBrepraiens
tant unb guntier pun Columbus. III
bier i'm utter DON So Snbren sss
iiorbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

Dian erinnert ii8, DaB prof.fIol
Sitfpulo in elmer balboffi5iellen Wlii'
iion na4 S9DeOen sei9idt wuroe unt
DAB er oamals eine iol4e ftanbinubi.
lf4e Union in @ori6ldg bra9te, BIZ
obnlia pie bas 0euti9e Rei9 orga
iniiirt merOen foIts. S9fpebsn ioGts in
Der Union ungefdbr Oieielbe Rons
ipielsn, pie preuben in OeutidIano.
5ur ben ,Saa, odB bic Union gu Stan.
De fommen foGte, iOQ Oeutfhlanb ibr
JinnlunO, Gitblanb, 2tDlunO unb Ell
nen Sbeil DON &urlnno, ipelGe &C.
biete bic ruiIiihen OItiseprODin3en
biloen, Oeriproden baber.
9ieic, Die OitIee umi4liebenbe
Union DON 25,000,000 ginpo6nsrn
miirOe, ben 2tnii4ten 9eutI9lanos 5u>
folge, cine fDi4tige europdii4e Mad)t
tperoen, tpdbrenO bic itanbindDiiden
Ganoer aQein, trob ibrer bpben tuItuz
relen unb inbuitrieaen gntpidlung.
psgen ibrer geringen Ginppbneroa4l
INNER politii6 gang unbsbeuteno isin
tpiirben.
Gin ruiiii6er Diplomat iagtc pd9s
renb Oes Cages ii6er bieIsn Ylan:
.Yon unieren ProptnSen abgeie1en,
bic 9euti9lanO niemals i'm Stanos
iein piro, Der union aus5uIiefern, be.
giinitigt gublano cine Iolae Union.
o69leit Seuti6lano offen6ar berliiGt
lit, mebrere nguIfer" "zStaaten 5piidcn
ii4 uno GuBlanO 5u etabliren. Sin
itartes Oercinigtes StanDinanien Mir
De ben giniluB 0eutf6lauOs an Der
Sitiee i6pdden."
.Wir ylauben nid1t, baB S9peben
uniere prOoin5en gu 6aben piinIft,
ooer baB bic 5iunlGnbsr, git6lGnbsr
ober bic Qetten ben @unId 6u6en, Iic9
Der ItnnOinu0iIden Union an3ufdlie.
ben. 0eshalb Ipllte bic Osutfde 3abi
DON 25.000,000 auf 3ip0lf unb Elm:
bdl6s Wtillion rsou5trt lpsrben, mas
bic isBige 9ep0lterung bon Stpebcn.
NOrnsgen unD Odnemart lit. @iel=
leitt Diirfte aber Der union S6les,
mig SplItein bin5ussfiigt psrbsn,
oas 9euti6lanb, penn ss ultsrlisgt,
ge5pun9en perOen piiroc, an 9dne
mart 3uriid3ugebsn. 0as uumittelbare
3iel Der Union piiroe Isin, bic yfeue
tralitdt Der ItanoinaDii6en Gambler gu
ocritdrtsn.
@uglanbs ncue Q(rmes.
2onOon, %. Deg. 9nDib 2toDo
9eorge, Der britiiae SfuBomtstan5
Ter, iagte am MOntag in einem 81,
terpiep: r9or benz 5ru6ja6r pirr
cine babe WiiqiOn friider britiIfer
5ruppen Iih oenjenigen anTsliebsu,
Die iih bereits IN Belgian llnD i5rant
reid bsfinoen. Gnglano bat jeBt mebr
aIs 100000 Mann inter Daffen.
.Obglsif unisre 2lrmse On Der
5rpnt ieBt taum ben ieaiten 2teil 10
fart lit. ais bic frau.Diiide, beIaufeu
iih unIers glusga6en fiir ben &rieg
auf 1925, 100000 mOnatIi6, nag UNI
$50. 100000 grDBsr iit, ais bic 4us
gaben 5ranfreihs.