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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-18

and family.
Eight of Mrs. Blair Wyker's girl
friends from Upper Sandusky spent
last week with her.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-18
Wanted, For Sale &c

Rates cents per line, each inser
ton. Six words to line.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-New 2
room house with soft water bath,
electric lights and cemented cellar,
Call at 715 N. Main street. Il
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15
@ir miiiien licsem.
6lammenoer SlnIrui bes Srun.
prinSen DUn Sapern.
sbrOnsrbe 96ditfOmmanOicrcnOsr

qaris. II. 9ob. Der pstrpsroos
9orraponbsut bss rmatin" melbet
ipIsenbes: .Gs niro bebauptet, bab
ro9 sinem unttr bsm @oriib bes
aoiIers seItsrn obeebaItensn 3risgss
rat Der beutfde Sronprin5 gum
S0hfttommdnbisrsnbsn Der beuti9sn
unb 6iterrei6if6e 2lrusen, bic sesen
RuBlanb i'm 6eIbe ifeben, ernanut
tporben iIt. 9enerdl ben 6inhens
burg ipirb ben linien uub @enernl
0antl ben re6tsn GIiiseI fommans
bisren. Srpnprin3 Rupre9t bon
9npsrn bat feiuer glrmse einsn Ses
nerolbefebl Suseben loHen, Der uns
ter onberem bic Tolgsnbe SteLIe ents
bGlt:
r5oIboten! Die gIide Der auns
sen NsIt iinb ouf Sud gsri9tst.
llniere 9e9enfpdrttge gluf9obe be-
itebt borin. bab mir in benz
Rinsen nit unierem berbaBten 6eins
be nidt eber no9loFsn, bis mir
isine Jre9beit Elm fir oIemal ees
bro6en baben. Gr berrdt f6on 2(ns
5eiden BON ShiuGdlc, Ucil sablrei.
die Sffisiere nnO SuINntcn hcS
SSeinOes i'd freilUillis erse6cn ia.
ben. gber Der sruhr, eutiheiOenbc
Sdlos mmf md ssfiibrt mrrOcn.
nShr miibt bis gum Gnoe ouss
EaIten, uno Der 6einb mub nieberz
gerunssn tperoen, Sbr mubt ouss
barren. 2oBt ben 5eino Guren 3Gh.
nsn iiidt eutfdIiipfsn. @tr haher
fiesen.1
Der 0bersprGiiOent ser propin3
8ranoenburg Ienft 0ffentli9 Ole
aufueriIamteit opf Die Sutfa6s, odb
GENTLE perfonen, Nie oeutf6ss 8oIo
fir 9lusfubripede faufen ipplen. cine
tleine prdnis bieteu. @r penbst li9
an ben patrtptismus Der 9etpDbner
nit Dem Qtppetl. oerartige @erfude
ni6t 5u unterftiiben, unO gibt Den
Rot, iie ooourd gu beretteIn, onb
oieie nNgenten fremoer 2Gn6er" ios
fort Bel Ger qOIi5ei 8ur 2ln5ei9e ses
6ro9t tpsrben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

garig, II. g1pp. Sci ben frans
s0Iif6en miIitGrif9sn @gperten bri6t
ii9 INNER mebr bic lleberosueuHg
gabn, boB bic 9sut59en in @efts
flanbern Die gr0Bten 9lnitrengunssn
MAIDEN uno ni9t na9laFen lperten,
bis iie galais, 8oulogns unb 9iius
ftrden in ibrsm 8siis ba5en. Der
9ouptougriff Idsint nunmsbr. Don
ben 9eutf9en in Der Gsgsnb Iiios
lid bon 0iruuhe auf bic Stenuns
gen Der 5rnnsofen gerihtst gu per.
ben. Der Rebel, Der pGbrenb oer
Iebten Sage bic S6lo9t febr f9tpis.
rig madte. ift perf9punbeu, uno bic
Seuti4en iinb mieber gum gnsrifF
bpr9egansen. Srobbem 1T man in
4ari8 nit @ertrauen ouf ben Sisg
Der 8erbiinbsten erfiint, unb Der
felt Woden berrfdeubs Sptiinismus
Bat nu9 nidt nodgeInfen.
auf Der Oeutfden 9aee piro
grobe 9tufusrfIamfeit eetpibmet. 8om
itrotesifhsn Stnnbpuntte aus fss
trdften bic fran50iifden MiIitdrs
fritifer bic Gage Der Deutf6en oIs
eiinftig, neil tie bic fps. innsre @ers
binbung bnben. Die beiben gegnsr
i'm Often unb Meiten Fnb biel su
fpeit BON einanber entfernt, Inn ii6
oe9enfeitig unteritiiben gu tOnnen.
9eutTd1Iano tonn ober feline S9Idgs
ousteilen. mo es biefelbeH fir ben
9ru9enbIid am nDtigffen srontet,
Berlin, II. ROB. g&o9 elmer
tisr ein9etroffenen omtIi6en 5itsrs
Iei9iIden MeIbung baben bic Seitsrs
tei6er in elmer i'm ipeitli6en 3eil
BON Serbien ftattgefunbsnen S9Ia6t.
bic brei Sage bnuerte, 10000 Ser
ben in bic 5lu9t gef9logen uno iis
ge5mungen. ii6 in Der gaidtuns bon
@nlieipu 5uriidSu5ieben. Die Seiter=
reiHer ma9ten bieIe 9efan9ene unb
erbsuteten srobe @prrdte an &riess>
material.
Gin Ditsrreidifder 2ufii6iffer bat
nebrere Bomber in Bic montenegro.
nii4e 5ouptfaOt getinie getpprfen.
Der 8abnbof purbe erbebIi9 be-
f9dbigt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15
Snbel Oeritnmmte.
SentidlanO betranert Den SAL
SiiIe.Snas.
g8isSsrssrseltnns wirS fOmmsH.

Berlin, ii. 0on., nio 2onoon.
2eiiti6Inno oIs 9eaticn trouert nm
ben Sal pon 8iinstau. Oeiieu S5nIl
seitern bon Den Seitllnoen augetiin-
oist puroe. Gie 5Iaggen, oie an.
IdBIih oes Seeiieees an Ger 9iiite
BON Chile ourh Oie berbItLide 2uft
flntterteu, beri6panoen BON ben
Sdtiern; aae Greiie bat oieie Srnuer
OBJ oes gnoes Der fleinen @arniion
eriobt, bic geeen cincn ii6erludIti.
geno itorfen 6einO gu f0rnpfen
batte.
God bos gin5ieben Ser 6laoge
ob oes Sales Der dineiiidlen Sc.
ituno gilt nibt olS 92teoerIoge, oa
Der 6oIl bon gInfong an ols unber.
meioli6 angeieben luuroe, 5umnl Die
@erteioi9une Idueer aufreft erboI.
ten puroe, dls man errportet ooer
gebofft batte. @raf b. Geneutlofr,
Der '0sarine Sadberit0noiae Ser
r9aaes- 3eitlirs~, ibrelbt, siinetart
lei ntemaIs ais cine uneinuebntbare
6eittns aneeieben iporoeu oo, tpie
itorf iie audi iein mohte, Die Sapd.
ner oant ibrer geoerop6iideu Sage
inttner itdrfere 9lneriffe rnterneb.
men fonnten. Sati11Ii9 preiien
aud ale 3eituusen bie SoItune Der
0leierpiiten Die i'm 9tugenbLid Ser
Gefabr boiler 5reube uno 9egeiite-
rune nan 9iinetou eilten obne sic
aerin9ite Soffnung ouf Sieg. einsie
bon bem gerIansen beieeIt, gnt.
bebrung urb 2oo nit Ser @orniion
auf iid Su rebluen. Die sSoponer
baben i'm sansen 2300 Gefangene
oertodt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15
Gampfe nit Serbelt.
Imtlidc MelOnns Ses 6aupts
quarters in @ien.
Seitcrreifer ItuS fieareih.

Bien. iiber 2mffsroom uno Cons
bon, IL. HoD. Cine BON benz Orr
mees9ouptquortisr beute betannt oe.
9sbene dmtIide MitteiIlmg beireffs
Der &dmpfe NIT 0en Gerben lautet:
nSisige &Gmpfe nm fsluB eiues
9erges an Der 2inie pon S9abob
naa 2esniba purOe ssitern ben gans
sen Gag fOrtseiebt. M2ebrere fart
befeitists StsGlungen puroen ers
itiirmt.
rSiibIi9 pon pIanina riidten I'M,
iere Sruppen in Dem 9iitrift Ditli9
bon 2osniBo, &rupanii unb 2iubpoto
bor. Mit Dem Hn6trob 6es 6einOes
butten mir einige bibise @efe9ie su
beiteben. lleberall trieben mir oen
Sein0 suriid. @ir mo9teu bieIe
9efdngene nub erbeuteten ne6tere
Ichfpere 9eTGhbe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15
9enti6e Sd)tife acT6tet.
6nbren au dileniifcr Siiite III n6ro,
Iifler Riflfnna.


Gina, 9eru, II. Sob. Cine aus
SoItdI, GbiIs, 6eute bier einsetroffss
ne 9epefde fdst, boB Elm bort eins
9etruffener 0nmpfer ouf Der 6O6e
bun goquimbp, GbiIs, bier beutf4e
ariessf9iffr gs'i6tet babe.
gOduimbo Iiegt ettpa 300 Wleilen
iiibli9 bon Soltal unb $50 Meilen
n0rbIi9 bon goroneI. Sn Der Hds
Fe biefer Stabt bernidteten betonnis
lih am /. g2oOember bier beutfde
&rieesfdifFe elm britifhes Gef4spns
ber.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

- Sn aonbon tpurbe GarG Sans
2ubi, al. Gbos. sSngIis, Der iib nls
9lmerifaner ousgegebsn bate, a6er
angeblib Elm 8suti4er mar, ais
Stion erIdoiTen.
Nus WaI6ington piro gsnels
bet, baB Der ameritaniihe gDtTdofs
ter in poris. MbrOn Z. 9errid.
bort bleiben piro. 10 lnnge er Der
omerifonii9en 3egierung BON Ruts
gen fein Tam.
= Der gum 3o6e oerurteilte 9tns
oefo Gercielle aus 9renton, q. s.,
bs9inq in oer Ro9t Dor Der gons
Itredung bss llrteiles SeIbItmpro,
inbsm er bic pbospbOrhaltigen Gns
hsn BON StreibbOl3den oB.
Sn Qpnoon itar6 geitern nn6
LANCER arantbeit Der oramatiIc3e
G6riftfeuer Geeit Galsigb.
Der britifcbe 9ampfer pRems
bronbt" nit 800 4ferben fiir Gng.
Ianb an 8oro. gertet an oer Suite
ron 8irginien in 8raHb, Die 4fets
be berbronnten.
sSn dmttihen &reiicn 4aIb=
ingtons ne;gt nian iib Der 4aiinl
gu. ooB bic sore aiber Ship &,
engine gp." bon Der britiId3en Res
gierurg ben 2luftras 5um Sou BON
zpansia unterieeb0olen erhaIf'n b.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

5erner 1tDiro beti6tet, bob Die
9eiatungen Der lesten Sorts bis
sur naerIesten 0tiniite eefGlupft
boben. Damn nber periuhten iie,
oui eiuem Snse ST. entiIieben IN.
Dem iie nod i'm 2aufen ibre @e.
ipebre abieilerten. 8ielen ion es
in Der Eat eeIimgen iein, in
9ihunfen iiber Die 8ni ;u entfom.
men,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

2onbon, II. g1op. Der Central
Geps" tpirb aus Melbourne, 2luftras
lien, mitgets;It, bab bos @eT6iisfeuer
Der rgmben" eeeen ben areu5er
rSpOnep4 onfdueGid Iebr gut mar.
nber fpdter in Sreffii6erbeit na9s
Iisb, no6bem Der beutfae arsuaer
beiddbist tporben mar. 3pet G9lote
ipurben Bel ben eriten S6iiFen fort,
eef9oiTen, unb bic .Gmben" fling i'm
8orherteil 5euer. Der aampf bau-
erte iiber cine Gfunbs. Die ygm,
ben" eerist ouF ben Stronb, fpo iic
seilpeife oushronnte.
9pr BEN 3ompfe bate bic ,gms
ben" cine TtonnT9oft nuF elmer Der
3oto=SnfeIn eelnnbst, nm bon ben
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

Die aarfs, ole in ers!iT6sr 3eis
tunesu gsbraft ipuros, 8eisi. ME
Iei4t man it'd, I'M feintIideu Nus
Ioube ben ariss OOrgeIient bate
Bdbreno Ole in 0snifflono sinmars
itierenosn frnr8Oiif6en 6iers bic
&uti4eu Sruppeu beiddftigtel fous
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15


in GsItaIt BON qroDiont gu srs
sningen. Die getpobnsr purben
isbr b6flia bsbanbeIt. Sn5piI6eu
mar bi. nSbbnsp" ppu Der qnpefen.
bsit Der sGmben" bsnnariatigt NOR.
BEN, unb Der ouitrnIi'6e areussi
trof isinen gssner. nIs bislsr sbsr
sur 9lusfobrt bereit tbnr.
glnlIteroom, iiber 9onooH. IL.
95oo. Ser 9erIiner .2otdI.qnsei.
ger, Ser befonntIid Der 8egieruno
nabe ite6t, iaet in elmer 8eipredims
non Dem Safe 2iiItgtau2: .Gie
0eutidlen tperoen nieniols SEN SeI.
oenfonpI in 9ialltidbnu bergeiien,
niemoIs oie M1nuer. Die Sic aoIo.
ME berteiOigt ha6en. gfiemals ober
iperoen mir ou6 bic brutoIe @e.
ipolttdtigfeit Der gelben 2duber Der.
geiien, nod Gnglauo, Dos fie nnge.
itndeIt bat. g9ir miiien, ooB mir
eegenlp6rtie nit sSopan nift ob.
rednen fonuen; picueidt Sabre
lang miro es iith ieiles &nu6es or.
freuen. llriere Nqiiblen iperSeB
IangIam mahlen; ober penn audi
Sabre oariiber pergeben iolIien -
ipenn eu0lib ser rehte 9(ugenbIid
fommt, oonn miro elm 6reuben.
i6rei our9 9ei,tidIanO bouru.
agg8ebe Gir, 9tipponl"
1cfiua, II. gfop. sSn Ser bieIi.
gen Oeitti6en @eiauotidoft lit aus
siingtau cine Gepeidle eingetrofien,
oeren 9tbienouns Die Soponer 9e-
Itattet baben uuo in Der cs beiBt.
ooB Die @atten oler Der Oeittiflen
6rouen ans Eiingtoi. Die in 8efina
cine 3ufIudt eefunoen baben, I'M.
periebrt iinb. Gs iino bier etno
100 ioIder 6rouen nit ibren Sim.
bern; unb Die @eianotidnft niinnlt
Oesbolb an, ooB Die @erIuite Ger
3eutid)en MIR 9ering iino.
Inter ben 5rauen erfpedte Die
Sunoe, bob Ser belize &ompf iest
ooriiber iei, eroBe GrIeidterimg
9lber cine Der bernorrogenoitcu
6rauen Der oeiltiGen aolouie er.
flGrte, ols ite Die a1inoe pernobm
iie beoaure, OdB ibr gdf:s nidt I'M
itunbe seipeicn iei, ben geieBI iei
nes aaiier3 ous5ufii6ren.
Spfip, IL. 91ob. 6eute ipurbe Of.
fiaien betannt eeun9t, bdB am fri.
ben Morgen bas iapanif9e Sorpebo.
boot go. 33 am 9(usgange ber
8u4t BON 3iautfdpu auf eine Ulint
ftieB unb in bic Cuff flog. 0ol
Boot mar bamit beI4Gftist, Ntiner
gu fif4en. Der srObere Sell Del
8eronnung purbe gerettet.
Ho6trGgli9 fpirb betannf, bnf
Elm GROCER Sell Der gemannlns bes
tleinen areuaers agmben" Bel BEN
9ampFe nit bem feinbliden 9reu.
ger ben Sob fonb poer berpunbei
ipurbe. Die ssnoue 3obI Der Spfer
1T nod ni9t betannt 9etporbsn.
3ofio, ii. @oo. 3obIreide &c.
riifte iperoen in ger6in0ung mil
Dem Sone Sfingtaus perbreitet. @i
nes bonon min fpiiien, 6oB aopi'
tdn.2eutnnnt @ener 9Soloef, Oei
8oliberneur bon Giautid)au, toOIid
beripuuoet tporoen iei ooer Selbit.
ntor6 beeangcn babe. Die 4ngabt
Tinoet bier @Idlben, obtpobl amt
lidl befonnt gemoht tpurbe, oob 0el
oeittife @ouberneur Die gerhano
lllngen our lteberga6e Der Stnot ge'
fiibrt Bobe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15
Ser inmere sSeinO
SIN Sbefia iinS beOenfli6e Ar.
beiternnrabeu ansaebrEhen.
8strnteH OertpeiserH Sienit.

Berlin, IL. gaoO. Der bon RuBs
lamb am meiitsn gsfiir9tete Seinb,
bic gteDoIution i'm Snnern, bat ii9,
ME aus Spfin mitssteilt nirb, in
Der rufiii4en gropins Sefaterinoss
lam, NIT Der 9aupttabt Obe1a, era
boben. Die bort ausgebru9enen @rz
beiterunruben nnbmen eiren 10 ees
fdbrIi4en Gbartter an, bob bic 8es
pOIterung BON SbeFa sefloben III
unb ft9 in bos Snnere bes 2anbes
beseben bat. Sn 2ubanist Derpsi=
germ pisIe ruiiii4e gaeierpiIten BEN
Disnit, unb Is Der Reutersr IOIsu
bon lopoIen 9ruppen erI9ofeu nOr.
ben ieir.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

ten bie auifen In gspaltioen maTsn
ouf Berlin gu morihiefsn uno BORT
am 30. Gtiober eintrsfFen. Die eng
liI6m @orie beoeutsn: RuFian Gors
Iees ruFif6s Streittrdf.e;
Dro6uble Rufidn 4bbants pnbrs
f6sinIidsr ruEif4er gormdri4;
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

Berlin. IL. gapD. Sobannss
aasrnpf Der prdfbent bes bsutf4sn
Rei4stass. bat bon 9niier @ilheIm
bic folgsnps 0epsfdbe srhaltsn:
Die tslSenntutige 8erteibiguns
bon SiiussSnu, Der g6uitersRieber.
IuTuns beutider &uItur, bic burd
bic 9trbeit bisIer Sabre erbaut 1T,
bat benz @eiit Der Sreus Bis
gum Srbe, ben bos bsutTde Bolt
oft ee3eigt bal, feitbem feline Or.
nee unb Glptte iih gegen cine BeIt
bon !oaFern, g1eibsrn unb 6abs
sierigen ii9 gu perteibigen sss
5ipuneen mar, neue 2orbeersn einge,
tra9sn in einem arisge, Der. 70 Soft
'piu, nidt unlfpnit Iein pirb.@
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

hen. 6l.SIriidl Iiesi am uittslan-
OiidcH Deer, an Der 0rense slui-
id)cn 6snpten nnO &nlaitina. Ter
Elat 1T ais 3rutrum fir Ssaiier.
ueriOrsung ie6r beoentenO.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

Berlin, II. 91op. Giner Der
tentfdfen Srie9s9efangenen in Gng.
!onb melbet in einem S9reiben on
bic ~5rantfurter 3eitung", bnB ins
fol9e BON fdle9ter 8ebanbIung, uns
surei6enben gabrunssmitteIn II. Der
in ben 8oroden bsrrI6enben &dlte in
elmer 8oGe BON 700 beutf9en
ariegsgefan9enen 46 an Der 2unosn<
ent3iinbung unb am Sbphus geitprs
ben iinb. Inter ben @efongenen
babe iia, ipie es in benz S9reiben
beibt, tein @eripunbeter befunben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

Berlin, II. Ipp,, ornhtlus. Sn
ihren Sperationen i'm Santains ha-
hen bic Sarfen bis icbt bebtntcnOe
GrfOTse erSiclt. YndD Die ah Ser
easptiidlcn Grenjc erjicltcnA Gr.
fOlgs HnbeH allaemcin 6efrieaiat.
so Iantet cine ion Der tnrfiidcn
Heaiernna lcnte bier einsctrOifenc
nIuffihe 9fttbnna.
Sir, bic Snrfen, baben Ons5dcif
sar 6Drt bpr Gl.gtriidl, Ganpfen,
grHpHlinen nno bobei Dicr 6rihite
ron otm 6eiHSc trbentrt. Sm
auufuins iinO bic &niIen scslpin.
scn iuOrOsu, iidl nnf lire s,ueite
Scrtrioisansslinic 5nrad ~ SIC.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

@it6oropuI Of Bart rf German
Troops about aug. 30tb, 70 meet
9fufian 2toponee 3utiid5iebunq
zines 9eiles Der oeuii1sn 8ruppen
ben 80. auguit, nm tsn ruiiiIden
gormarid 3u 6egsanen. Ulabeute
Woin3; GoIpgne-SDln; 2iege-2iits
tih,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15
2mitI6iff beimd)t @melanS.
@nrSe iiber ben Stdbten SbeerneF
NIB 6ariuidl aeiid)tet.

9Ober, IL. glOO. Sier traf ges
fern Der 8eri6t Elm, baB Elm 2ufts
i8iff iiber SbeerneB geii4tet pOrben
fei. Dos nSu4Ii4tsaorps" mar irs
fOleebeFen bic gan5e 9o4t binburh
bsf9dftigt, bas 2uftidiff au finben.
Spdter IoG Der sunbeimIi4e Gnii
Der Cuff" iiber 9orfpid gefeben NOR.
ben fein. 3piI9sn 2 unb 3 llbr
beute mursen fpurbe in Der gtdbe
bon Goitern Gifts beftigss SAies
ZEN geh6rt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15
uSOnigsberg" blofiert
Ter Ocutidc Sreu5er iiaer in
Seutla. Sitairifa.
giesi i'm 6InR.

Qonbon, II. Rop. Der Bel Der
SnieI Moftd. eiilgeihlOhene Dsuti9s
Sreuaer pa0nigsberg" befinoet iid
bort ouf beutI4em @ebiete. Ro9oem
ter 2tuTent6aIt Der r30nigsber5"
our4 ben 2ln9riff osrielben auf
ben britiiden &reuaer rpegofus"
betonnt getpproen, mn4ten mebrsrs
i4neIIe areu3er Sasb ouf i'm. Der
saOnigsberg" sefnng es, ben sessns
iiber BON Mofio in Deuti9sQfritn
miinoenben Rufiii Gtub gu err.is
den, in bem iid fie etipo feds Meiz
len BON Der 9hfte sntfernt perbars.
Der engIif6e 9rsu5sr pgbotbant"
tonnte ibr tpegen bss fei6ten @ofs
iers ni9t foleen. 9fud purbe elm
Sell Der Mannf9nft an 2onb gee
troft, unb bic 0eutTfen beFeIfiqten
fif am llfer entIong. no fie 9rGben
unb @erfdon3ungen nuffporfen. Die
Gn9ldnbsr rerIentten eini9e G9Ieps
per an Der Iiinbung bes JIuifes,
5obaB es Der ,a0nigsber9" unm0gs
.i6 iit, bog Mleer gu gsrpinnen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15
Sn Mtaroffo.
GinsebDreae rebellierea gcscn
fransOiiide &errldjait.
glefrntiernna 1T unntTaIidl.

Wtabrib, IL gloO. gripatbepe.
I6en aus Mtorptto, bic Der itrengen
3enfur Der Gran8OIen entsanaen
iinb, beridten BON filr9tbaren 3us
itGnbsn in Marotto unb 4lgerien.
Die MeIbung, bnB bic fron3oiif9e
Regierung in ben beiben 2dnberu
ole WlGnner i'm 4lter BON 10 biz
45 Sa6ren ausbsben poIIts, nm fie
gssen bic 0euti4eu gu fdiden, bat
unter ben @ingeborenen grpbe grree
eung berurfa9t, unO in MarOtto
ipurben bereits fron5Oiifbe pOli8iiten
srmorbet. Sn Der gGbe bon 9fae
Bat baben ii9 iiber 1000 9frubet
berfammelt, I'M ssgen bic 5rdn3o=
fen borauseben. Die Gage pirb aIs
i'm sonasn b0dft beunrubisenb Bee
aei6net.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-15

Sn 25ednnett. ga., tplr6e beute
fds @nrennlngosin ser o9(merican
8inoolp @fab &c" burf) GSeuer ser.
itort. Sfaoen etiua cine MiIlion.
gunnesbeante entoedten i'm
fii..5ofiten seits ppn ScIifornien cine
ret5oreene orabiloIe Station. Die
H.s.tirnolitdt Der gigsntiiuer III unz
6etannf.
8Dnig 6eprd er0ffnete esEttrn
bns enaiiIcbe 8arlament. es banz
2elt ii1 I'm cine SonnfrIiBnno, IN
Ter bauptIdhIid tritgsriffs WfaBs
nnbfHen CUR Sprade fommeu pers
ten.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-17
MISS CONTIGUOUS ADDRESS

1t has been said: The three most
sacred words in our language are
God, home, country. 1t is certainly
true that the love of these three
touches the springs of the highest.
purest, noblest and strongest
thoughts and action that men and
women are capable of. Love of
country, of patriotism, has inspired
countless deeds of heroic daring,
suffering and sacrifice, and that
country would be poor indeed.
though rich in millions of dollars in
It's banks, if it did not have a people
whose hearts were filled with a true,
patriotic love for their land
Our country needs today strorg
intelligent, patriotic citizens, men
and women who will uphold the
highest and best American ideals,
who will stand as a power behind
the Government demanding that orr
country shall always be an exam
pie of strength, of honor, of Justice
to all nations. If all of us, Mel,
women, boys and girls would mea-
sure upto the best standard of patri-
otto citizenship, what a power for
righteousness this country would be.
Side by side with our love of coun-
try should stand our love, honor an
reverence for its flag. Why? Be
cause back of that piece of starred
and striped bunting stands the might
OF our Government, our army, our
navy, our wonderful combination of
4S states all bound into one glorious
whole, our country, the United States
of America. All this is represented
by our flag, the flag which came to
us from the days when the colonies
were fighting for a separate exist
ence from Great Britain, from the
days of George Washington, of Vir-
ginia, president of Is states, to this
day of Woodrow Wilson, of Virginia
SAN NOOl Solo, pISSlucHI Ol 4 . states.
To fully realize how beautiful that
flag is imagine yourself 5000 miles
away from home in a foreign land
where flag is flying, red, white and
green. How strange it looks-green
in flag Another country-anoth-
er flag, all red and white. 1t doesn't
look just right some how. Still
another, red, white and black. How
could they choose black for a flag !
Now comes a flag with red, white
and blue-but in wide stripes-and
not single star. But one day in
some foreign city you see floating
in the breeze your flag-the stars
and stripes. What a difference I
Your heart fairly jumps in salute
and a thrill runs over you. Your
flag is there to protect you-to help
you if you if you are in danger or
trouble, and you realize now if you
never did before that the dearest,
most beautiful flag in the world is
'The Star Spangled Banner.
Let us give it always our love and
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-17

honor-let us hold it high that it
shall stand forever as the symbol of
freedom, of brotherhood, of rights
for all. DR.. Henry Van Dyke has
beautifully expressed, in a poem on
the flag, these sentiments:
20 brave flag, o bright flag.
Q flag to lead the free
The Beauty of thy silver stars
Engrailed in blue above the bars
OF red for courage, white for truth.
Shall bring the world second youth
And draw countless human host
To follow after thee.
First of the flags of earth to dare
A heraldry so high,
First if the flags of earth to bear
The blazons of the sky;
Long may thy constellation glow,
Foretelling happy fate
Wider thy starry circle grow
And every star a state.
Q brave flag, Q bright flag,
o flag to lead the free
The hand of God, thy colors blent.
And heaven to earth thy glory lent
To shield the weak and guide the
strong
To make an end of human wrong,
And draw a hundred million heartA
To follow after theel"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Thomson an
nounce the birth of a daughter who
will be called Frances Marie.
Mr.. W. A. Maddox, who has been
seriously i'll, is much improved but
is still confined to his room.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Drake and Miss
Lula Drake spent Sunday in Atlanta
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walker.
Mr.. Claud PAISLEY Brewer. Of
Jacksonville, Fla, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. John War
rem.
Mr.. Owen w. Thomas, of Chicago,
representing the Redpath Chautau-
quas, paid us a pleasant visit Mon
day.
Mrs. w. w. Phillips has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Harris, of Marietta.-Bartow
Tribune.
Mr.. John Keeffe, of St, Louis, who
is visiting Mr.. J. A. Massey, has gone
to Dublin to spend a few days with
his niece Mrs. King.
Educator and Scuffer Shoes for
children.
HENRY A. WARD G. co.
Mrs. w. P. Hill and daughter,
Barbara and Emmie Cudworth and
Miss Mabel Wish, of Charleston, 5.
c., are visiting Mrs. Eloise Easterlin
and Mrs R. F. Stanley.
Miss Mamie Love Selman has re-
turned to her home in Douglasville
after visit to Mrs. Wayland Camp.
Mrs. Fletcher Reynolds has gone
to Columbus to visit relatives.
Miss Julia Green ornamented our
writing table with a vase of white
lilacs, white Towering almond and
bridal wreath spirea with their green
foliage in honor of Easter.
FOR RENT-Almost new five-room
house on main street with garden.
Five minutes walk from Court House.
Phone 255.
Little Sam Maddox, eight years
old, fell from trapese in the yard of
his home on Maple avenue Saturday
morning and broke both bones of his
left arm just above the wrist. Doe
tors reached him in a few minutes
and reduced the fracture.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Edna
Schilling entertained her sewing
club in honor of Miss Irene North
cult There were % guests and
each one brought a cup towel to be
hemmed during the social hour after
which refreshments were served. The
towels were then folded and bestow-
ed upon the guest of honor with
many good wishes for her future sue
cess and happiness as a housekeeper
and a home maker.
Wash pans, pie pans and cake
pans.
HENRY A. WARD & co.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-17
cbild's, Misses and Ladies Dresses
HENRY A. WARD & co.

Rev W. H. Speer will preach at
New Hope church Sunday.
Miss Sallie Trippe, of Eatonton, is
visiting Mrs. Floyd Northcutt.
Mr. W R. Joyner has returned
from a business trip to Macon.
Miss Etna Neese is visiting Miss
Katie Lee Stanley near Kennesaw.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Dunn will be called Mary
Louise.
Mrs. Alice Brown is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Handy in Cuth-
bert
Miss Jessie Barnes visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Murphey, in Atlanta, last
week,
Miss Maria Irwin is at the home of
Mr. Robert c. Irwin and is quite
indisposed.