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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
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tlg einen aampf nit ben Sortisen
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fultat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

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Griba GnaeIte
@nitaD Clemens
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19
THE IDEALIsT

sln,. ne ggrld bsgan there tss beer in
circulation = ysry queer !dsa concerning
me idss- Ike the dim.ngtivs TopEy. Just
grew n caH hardly be tyacsG % any par
ocular man Sr any particular group of men
~ run acrnss II IN rlF childhood ard II
clnRH He a EarHsclE Up into maturity
Our early conception # patriotism ig some
thing that ia aEsCcistsd with Independence
Day parsdes, with Memorial Day observ-
ancs and other similar occasions But always
there 10 present the display Of the military.
child abEOrbs the idea Of patriotism as
one nEcEfSarily assOCiatsd With soldiers and
guns. And soldiers and guns, 10 their minds
al least, are indicative u the battle gf
hghting, 0f carnal conquest.
The youths mind IL thrilled with the de-
tails ~ a bloody battle-particularly when
the soldiers ~ the country to which he n
horn were the yictOrs- Most naturally he
abaOrbs a sort Of a ssmi hatred of the pe0DIs
making up the opposing forces
Who cannot yiyidly recall the days when
the bloody English" and, incidentally, their
Ike. when the mention 81 The rsbels' called
forth youthful Yoilsys Of hate-tlnctured
thOughtB7
n seems that the true idea Of patriotism, is
given a painful twist right at the yery he
ginning OF things. Some folks are even sr-
cussd Of being unpatnotic IN they make sny,
attempt 10 stop an international disagree
msnt from eliminating IN lfs-destroyinR
strife.
some day patriotism will be erfsctiyeIv in
culcated into youthful minds as a matter M
the peaceful and superior development ~
tho moral and material resources 0f ones
own country. rather than something that
excltes a yell on the battlefield Then
patriotism will have reached LIS maturity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

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aHa pfltsisaa HisHBsstlrls h mHssHns ns go
ifsasaiss ~ lbssf hafs psfh DESTROYED bu'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19


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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

From the Ohio stats Journal
A candidates idea of scruplous falrnesz IN the
nsgs columns Is 10 print his speech In fun and
approximately Etiekful about the other can
didate'a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

IT, E-sz-Es- CHEMISTS N --s W1--1 ars
1 -r-- -s-s in -aa United states b, It
--rs 80 present var in Germany % prove
.-s "a: = Americans" said II. Mu,tord,
- e explained rH= cause ot the scarcity ot
1--=s 2 ,z:s -!ry due 70 the war
--= -zzs-c Why our American chemists
s-s -: gwen credit for being the equal Of
German chemists, Who have always been
.-r:E- -Fo- as being N class by them
selves n his particular line, has always re-
NAMED : mystery 70 ne" said Nj Mulfori
Since ne outbreak oS the European war,
American chemists have beel called upon
- % the work formerly done in Germany.
Hs-v II he larger plants in this country,
Ta!ch have been dependent on the Germans
heretofore, have looked about them and
seem rc-e than surprised that their own
men can do the work better than they have
o=@C accustomed n having il done abroad.
This ss!tsame idea prevails in many in
stances regarding the making ~ drugs. which
Es are told cannot be cultivated here in
heard. went on Mr.. Mulford. While the
Made in America idea is going the rounds.
tCs drug business should be looked into and
gwen chance 10 prove that America can
pro-uCe almost everything I'm this line"
For several years the Milford firm has
been c-ltITatlnE plants and herbs on their
20 acres of land az Glenolden, Pa a thing
never before attempted in this country. And
they are superior in every way TO the
medicinal plants grown abroad.
Plant cultivation and developing OF such
drugs as rellsdonEs have proven that our
soil ~ill turn Cur far superior raw material
70 that supplied from European countries
II the present patent laws were modified,
50 tha, II would be worth mans while TO
turn out something original in the drug line,
az the Germans do IL, the United States
would very soon Outdlsrance all European
countries in the making Of drugs from the
raw material
We have the men went on Mr. MuIford,
with the brains for the building up u this
business but are hampered by ancient patent
laws
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19
THE HANDS OF Es4r

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19
CURIOSITY SHOP

Ferdinand H. King of Naples was nick
named Bomba in consequence OF his wanton
attack on Messina in ls4s, during which
many innocent lives were lost. His son,
Francis II, vas nicknamed Bomba II for his
bomoaFdment Of Palermo in 1850 He was
also dubbed Bombalino, T. e. Little Bomba-
cock and bull story" which phrase is
appled 10 preposterous tale, was hrst men
TONED specifically in Matthew Prior's Riddle
on Beauty which closes thusly:
'Of cocks and bulls and flutes and fiddles
or idle tales and foolish riddles"
Is, +. Keith was not the father OF vaude-
vile as might be supposed, but Oliver Bas-
REIN Norman peasant, who composed
many OF the lyrics OF his native valleys,
called in old French yau-de-yire." since cor
Tupted into vaudeville. He hourished in the
18th century
Israel Pemberton l7l5-l77s, Pennsylvania
Friend Friend was known King WamPgum
friendship with the Indians Of the pre- Rev
olutionary days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03

Tic 9l6tbcilung, lpel6e 6li S1min-
Ocn Die @ren5e freu5te, mar BON Nr-
tillerie begleitet
3mei S1spooronen rilIiider Sfo-
ioden reiten III ser 9lihtlIng bon
johannesburg in OitprelBet fiinf-
5ebu WleiIen BON Ser @ren6e-
Sic ruiiiibe @atrouiIle, uelde nobe
@ibenroo oie ocutihe @reu8e iiber-
ic6ritt, griff sic Oclitid5e @oAe al Der
gobn6riide iiber Der Wartbe on Ger
9lngriff tpuroe 3iiriidaeihlogen. 3uei
Geutide luur0en leidt neripinoet.
Die obige Sniormotion iuliroe bon
0cui Oeutiden @eneralItob ausgege.
ben. Ger @eaerolitab betonte, ooB
bic Synpoiion Ser 9luiieu belpeiie, bob
Der arieg t6otiddlid i'm @onge iei.
Gin bier bon a0ngsberg eingelolt.
fenes SeIegramm beiogt Dab cine
ruIiiI6e 8otroniIe IN gpotfubnen
an ser ririiiiden Gren5e cingeOrlrl-
gen iei, Die gluiien riidten nod Bill
oeripeitiden no9e @Dotfu6neit Dor,
no tie oos @oitant 5eritorten.
Gcutfbe bef@lagnobm u
9a6nbof Surem BURG.
Surem6nrg, 2. gAlgnit Gin
Sruppentronsport-3ug nit oeutideu
Soloaten longtc iD1breno Der glaft
in 9irenburg an. Die Trippen
uabnlcn oen @abnbof rno oie Brit
den an Scr Irepes imo Iroi Biarges.
2inie III gcidloo, inn sic Eurbiobrt
Der Nlilit1r3iiac ourh oas @roBber-
sogtbum Qnermbirg 81 iirbern.
9la1ber naribirien Sic Solonten
8u oen aoieruen Der giirgermei.
tier BON Qnrcmbura proteitirte aegei
sic 9leutrolitdts @erlebuug, ooW oie
Gcutibeu pcriihertcii ooB tie 8u ibrer
MoBnnbme bere1tigt ieieu-
@cin fctnoIiher 9tft.
Scr StaotSminiiter bon qiiGeiu-
burg bat bonn oeuti6cn 9lelhsfau5ler
ein Eelegronm erbaIteM meldcS be-
tonte, oaB Die BON Geiitidlono ~
0urentbilrq ergrifienen lnilitdriihei
MaBnabmen itibt ais eilt feinoieliger
9(ft oegen ooS @roBber5ogtbim an
3iliebeu ieien. @ie Der 9au5ler er-
fIdrte, icien oie S@ritte leoialidb uli-
ternominen luproen Inn eine gubn,
welde init oent 0eilticbea gobnipiteut
in &erbiuonno ite6e gcdeu Die AR0g'
lihteit eines 9IngriiiS ieiteus iron55.
iiber Irtppeu 5li ic5iiben 2irem.
burg wiiroe fit etpaigeu erlitteucn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03

Nad WeOungn 2pn0On Ja6en Die TeuOicaciten 5wdcn
0en6auO unO Sranfreid ers 6egOuHeu Sine ®SGrnng
1T ieOOd umeit betnnut uud Hidt erfOlsi
3Wei OentIe Nbtbeinngn OAen in ran5Ofifes SerrOnm
gbrnngen en ol on Der Oetd frau56en UreH5e
nabc Naucg at nen Geht gefummcr cin.
Der &res wiln OhIunS mrO 9mtdIanO 1T and bereits I'M
OOlen use 9nFauO fat nit Der ubaiOn 0aIdanOs bsOnuu.
&n&e Srnppcm Oasu Src SdeOen Snu Die Oeutd @rcne
i6eridritteH 6u6en.
2enthlauO bat 2uEembnrs nntraIes G beb, heOut aber
in ofeln Grrng Die Geeierung @rUk6e5Ogbums,
Ouf eiu gprge6eu ndt ais serer gtt an5ne6cu M nOcrn
IcOisliH cine Sdlntmaana6me be6ene.
grOF6rtunnicn halt Fd OOrIans nod ubts Dem Samp
nnO 6ene Mprgn 2OnoOn getOmmcn Nadrt beagt Der
nierrab babe bedOfn OGf 6ueanO M, Oange ais oS nit e
Gbre Serenbn Ondn we lid nt in ben Seg DnenrciHcn
lafen
0nt@e Srnppca bdefeu rans0feS 5Inoeno nmO BOIcn
aus Der Gnf bernner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
RneeBrt8 Bereifs an ser @ren8e eefc
grniatd) nIa eine sd1nisma8reorI gu betradDten-

sdaoen boil uno gau3 cntiddoist
werOen.
(Iur9 oeu I'M So6r 1867 untcr-
6eidneten gertrag bon 9onoon puroc
oos @roBber6ogtbum 2uremburg ais
neutrales Gerritoriilm erfl1rt. Die
Snteeritdt ino llnab61ngigfeit oes
GroBber5ogtbims piiroe gorantirt.) }
@efe1t an frdn50itider
@ren5e.
gLrIon Yelgieu, 2 9lag 9lnb
bier eingetroffenen glahrihten iino
oellticbe Eutppen in elmer Stdrfe bon
100000 Wiann in 2urem6urg elm
maridirt uno con5entriren ii9 an Der
iran30iiiben @ren5c nobc9iittid. Gs
miro bon @renS @efe9ten beridtet.
in wel6en oie 0elhicbcn eeiHlogen
worOen fem iolen.
Wlebr ais 25,000 Monn iino oa-
nit 6ei1Gftigt, Dor oen oeititben un0
fran5oiiiben Eoiitionen Sntfgrdben
81 8iebcn
0ie itrateeii9e 2nlie bon Ylalme.
op IN Der 9lbeinprooin5 nod 2iitti1
miro ouf Scr belgildcn uno auf Der
Ocuticben Seitc UonSrupprn potrouil-
liri.
9entfbe5uriid It d logen
fagtun itGtiotcWie
Oung.
2itti9, 8eIgien, 2. gluouit.
9lo1 einer bon elmer bieiigcn glbeuO-
3ritlug peroffertli1ten Nleloing
bobcn 10000 oeittibe Gruppen berte
Oie iron5oiiide @ren5e uo6c gloncD
iiberihritten.
9ieielbcn itieBen auf cine frnn86ii-
iAe 9lbtbeiling imO muroen aneeblih
nit lhpercn @crluiten 8uriidgeihla-
gen.
Qielc gaodriht lit ie0od bis beute
glbeno nod nidt beitdtigt lpor0en.
0os SPECIAL Corps Der giirger-
@oroe lit mobil oemadlt iporoeu iino
6ewotbt Die 8riiden.
@on5 @ngIano in inten :
iiUiter Spannnng.
2on0on, 2. 9(ugult Der
Deiltiee Sountag mar ser Eaa Der
iateuiipiteu Sponnimo, oie england
in eincm Sa6rbimOert erlebt bat.
StlmoenIong mar belte oas Cabinet
III @bite6oa in Sibung. @on5 @roB-
britanrlien portet auf Die Gntihei.
Oilna Der 5raoe, ob Gn9Iano our
llrteritiiblntg iciner @erbiinoeteu Der
EripIe-guteiite sic @affen ergreifcn
ion.
Saeinc ofii8ieIle glnfiiioiguug err
foIgte, anseenonineil oe, odB oqs
Bremierniniiter ntorgen Dor benz
llntcr6auic cine @rfldrtiig a6ge6en
nn0 0dB 00S Gnpiliet ntorgen Sor'
nittoo cine peitere Sibuug baltell
pcr0e
glIIe Go6el.9lireolis in Dem aoplgs
reidS ipnroen 6ente gIbeno llnter
Gcniur geitelIt Eelepboniihe Ncrbin'
ouug init Dem Continent bat gon5
oiif9ebort
Ser aouig bat eia Wlorotorirn
fir einen Wlondt crtldrt nno morgen
miro obne 3peifel sic Nouf.slfte ins.
penoirt iuerOeh
1eut1he Bolen fran30-
iii@eS 2ufti1if
berunter.
@erIiu 2. gIuaiilt Deutihe
SrllPpeu feucrteR belIie uube Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03
0Sie ,perne in Ssiiraer Z

Seoer Gineeponoerie, Der bier 5lf bleiben ae'
oenfi, fonie amerifnniner @iirger perben
1auienoe perfdumeu oieS uuo eben fd bein
Neucbe oer alien 3endtb llnNnnebmliIieiteH
aus ooer G1iperinieitel nit Der @inpanoe
fesp20rSe Us od osr aasg ggs a e
pelde Sraeell an oen glpplilnnteli eetelt per'
ben bic forrciicn Qlfporien iueIDe Nedte oer
8iirper uno ie.e 5tnu bat, iuie man ild5 bel
cincn 9ciu0e Der alien 8eiTaib 3n bcrbnIien
6nt i9el1e @npicce man ann Niirgcrlperoen
6cbrinpcll muB. dIle oeie isno 9unoert nnocre
6odipi6tige tSrdpen hcanimortct In 3nbcrldIfp'
ter Qeeife @oiar aaIlmcber'S ein5iQarliQcS g8erf
.g4ie mer0c ich 0irqcr fcr Ser. &tQQen. Sn
eleu. Qcincnbano, qt0en @inienbuaQ bon MIR
ST BON BerIn0 Gbne. Ndimrhcr @nbllSaing
6u, 2O5 Gait As. strcci, Nau.York N,.Y, por
tpfrc 8uqctnn0t
(1Rni19-UloWi6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-03

\ " y y w. ~ <tHBNItt III
v0aiIp Chronicle" Ingt, Oas britiidJc
Cabinet 6abe Iid Oefinitip entIhloI-
len, feline expeditions 6Orce ecgcn
9entIdlano 81 IenOen, irnOsrn jcOen
nit Der Sire GnglanO's Uereinbaren
%erin6 81 MAIDEN, 5ii perbinOcrn,
OaF @rofbrituunien in ben Arieg &C.
5oger iueroc
Qeuti1e Eruppcn in
6rantrei6 cinge-
0rurgen.
2on0oL .. glugliIt. Deut-
i6e Srlppen begannen beute Die SSn-
polion 6ronfreiA's, obne OoB, iopeit
bcfannt, cine &riegserfl6ring erfolet
i'll. 3pci glbtbeilun9eit prangen in
fron8odides Ecrritorilm Elm uno
rHden in Der Ric6tiine oufBnris Dor.
Cine glbtbeilung treliate Die fran.
s6IiIdc @ren3e noDe Dem Dorfe@ireb,
5iuii1cn 9loncD ln0 StroBbiirg, uno
oe 0peitr, mobrlheinli6 oos 30.
Ssnlonteric.Heginent, orong geitern
glbeno in ooS @roBber5ogtbum
2ugcm6urg elm iino icbte icincn
@Sorid ouf Die fran5Oiiihe Seihing
2onorop fort. 9luh oieie Sorce ioa
lpGter in Sranfreicb eingeorpngen
ieiu.
Gie oeutide 9(6tbeilune, melhe
na6e GireD sic fronoolii1e G5ren5e
frcu5te, loa onge6Iit6 nit ernitliden
TerhiItcn 8ilriid geibIagen poroen
cin oo6 1T oieie gaohridt bisber
bon feiner Seite beitdtiet poroen.
Gs i1eiit oaB Deuti1ldno oen
93ortbeil ieiner ropioeu W2obilmo.
hling iiber Sronfrci6 dus5uniiben
berniibt iit, Scr @lon oes oeutiben
auiIers lit no6 9Aiiidbt bieiiger mill.
tariihrr geobobter Scr, 8li Der.
iudcn nit 6routreitb fertie ou pcr-
oqtt ebe GuBlono, oeiieu Mlobilma.
dung etiuo orei WoHen in 9lnipruh
uebmen oiirfte, I'M Stonoe it, in pic
noroIi1e Gren5e cruitli1 ein0ugrei.
fen.
Nuiien ortngen in Oeut.
fhes Eerritorium Elm.
Berlin, 2 9lio. 9ilIBlauO bat
sic Suuaiion oeutiben EerritorltnS
begouuen. 9luiiiide Eruppen bdbcn
bel ShuiuoeN iii00itlih bon 9idllo,
Sic oeitiHe @ren5e iiberihritteu,
lpd6renO m66reno Scr glabt cine
ruiiiihe Botrouille uabe Gidenroo
in @oieu in ocuticbcS 0'cbct elm.
0rung,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-22
THEY ALL DEMAND 1T
Abilene, Like Every City and TOWN
i'm the Union, Receives AZ

People with kidney ills want 10
he cured. When one suffers the
fortunes of an aching back, reltef Is
eagerly sought for. There are many
remedies today that relieve, but not
permanently. Doan's Kidney Pills
have brought lasting results 10
thousands. Here is proof OF merit
from this vicinity.
Mr.. Buell., 1922 University Pi-'
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attributed it to my work A doctor
prescribed medicine for me, but l
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Of a cure until ] used Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Had ] known OF TINS
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/ toldofmy experiencewith them be-
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again"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
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get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Buell. had. Foster-MilDurn
Co. Props, Buffalo. N. Y. adv
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-22
Your Hair Needs
Partisan Sage
It Quickly Removes Dandruff' Stops
Falling Hair and Scalp Itch

II your hair is full OF dandruil'
thin, streaky, dull and never VIII
do up to look pretty, you can al
most Immediately remove the cause
making 1t beautiful, thick and fury
by the use of Partisan Sage one OF
the most helpful and invlgoratlns
hair and scalp tonics known.
Partisan Sage not only saves your
hair but stimulates the hair roofs
and furnishes the nour1shment
needed to make it grow long, aDuh-
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application removes every trace OF
dandruff and stops scalp itch-your
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an Incompatible gloss, beauty ana
charm.
You cannot be disappointed with
this harmless and delicately per-
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good for your hair. 1t is easily ap-
piled at home and costs but a tribe
fromJ. M. Gleissner & Son, or any
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-22
OLD RAIN BARREL
MUST GO, IT'S UNHEALTHY

The old rain barrel is slated TOT
the scrap heap in Kansas. The state
board of health is going to chase
the old time friend OF the children
and the washlady off the face OF
the state. The rain barrel, like the
roller towel and the common drink
ing cup. has been put down by the
board as a dangerous contraption'
n spreader of disease, indirectly, and
no longer a fit part OF the house,
hold necessities Of many homes.
The deere Of the board OF health
against the old rain barrel came
about because 1t is a breeding place
for flies and mosquitoes and they are
the most dangerous disease agent In
the state, the board says. The lily
carries all sorts of disease, includ-
ing typhoid and tuberculosis from
the garbage pile to the home and
food. The mosquitoes activities as
distributor of disease is limited &c
malaria but in this the skeeter Is J
most effective agent.