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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Miss Alice johnson is helping with
the household duties at the Ga~ge
Zaiger home this week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

MISS virggie Rutet, of milford =
visiting her sister, Mrs Olsen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Louis Glow visited Sunday at tht
j. T. Miller home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Miss Ida Blunt, of Milford is
visiting friends and relatives in this
vcntv. bes Il
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Mis- Fern White of north of Ded-
nam has been visiting her friend,
Hazel Miller the latter part of the
week. /.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

X. j. Petersen and Clint Rcker
HAD business calling them to Audu
bon last Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Several of the young folks Of
this vicinity attended the dance and
oyster supper at the John Petersen
home in Ross, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raj! h Lacy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. George Zaiger are
the proud parents of baby boy
born last Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Guile crowd attended the sur
prise dance at the Gephart Clausseu
hone last Tuesday night. ALI report
fine time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

George Rummelhaa7t, of Fulton
South Dakota is here on visit to
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Watt Fry was a business visitor
in Audubon last "wednesday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Laura Johnson made a business
trip to audubon last Thursday
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Chris, Mabel and Lille Petersen
Sundayed at the Ed Dryden home
last Sunday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05
HAMLIN
S9s5S11sSSs - - n&$13GS

Mike Nissen lost fine horse last
week
I.auritz Dam had business calling
him to Atlantic Thursday.
Mrs. William Olsen has been on
the sick list the past week.
Mrs. Andrew Mikeklsen and SON,
Jens visited friends here Sunday.
Walter Jensen of Elkhorn attend
ed the box supper here last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. p. E. Mortensen Wis
tied ait the Hams Aagaard home last
Monday.
Prank Sunberg sold horse tt
Clint Rucker last week, receiving
4 SEQ.
Mrs. Otto Petersen returned from
a two weeks visit with her parents
near Adair. t
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Clara Quist was Sunday visitor
at the Mrs. Jean Snyder home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05
| AUDUBON TWP.
-

Our Literary and Country Club is
progressing fine.
William Alt sold fine bunch of
hogs last Monday
Mrs. Oscar Joh7lscu was on he
sick list last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Henick are
en- visit in Marine this week.
John Robson sold six loads OF
hogs to Anita buyers Monday.
Charles Garroutte is feeding
carload of cattle this winter.
Clara Quist was Sunday visitor
at the Mrs. Jean Snyder home.
Laura Johnson made a business
trip to audubon last Thursday
| Laura Johnson is taking violin
lessons of Victor Christensen in
| Extra
Mrs. Jean Snyder has quit the
farm ard vii! soon be resident of
Extra
Mrs. f. p. Perry j.; getting bet
ter again after Lard tussle with
La grippe
Clarence and Maude Perry spent
Saturday evening at the Clarence
Davis hone.
Mr.. Herman Plate, father of Mrs
Joe klemlsn died at his home near
Anita Monday
Maudie Perry who is attending
High School in Extra was home fro
Friday until Sunday.
George Rummelhart, of Fulton
| South Dakota ia here nm a yisit ff
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-02-05

Mrs. Andrew Mikeklsen and SON,
Jens visited friends here Sunday.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11

kaiser for England France and Russia open
peace good kasers and lords will and
before the summation of that end
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11
ASSESSMENT CALL.
Tonopah Gypsy Queen Mining Com
pany.

Location of principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco, California. Loca-
ten of works, Tonopah, Nye County,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors,
held on the 7th day of July, 1914, an
assessment mo. A. of one "a cent
per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately in United States gold
coin. to the Secretary, at the office
OF the company, Room 265, Russ
Building. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18TH
day OF August, 1914, will be delin.
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction. and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Thurs
day, the 18th day Of September, 1914
to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the cost OF advertising
and expenses of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES u. OLNEY, Secretary,
Ofhce-Room 265, Russ Building,
San Francisco, California. Jl5-Al5
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11

Butte is going way Godfed and the open shop has
10 stay through Vaccinations Of bosses hut
directly through the nefarious operations Of the w W who have
converted the strongest the United States
hayonet rule
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11
DRILLING STOPPED
ON TESTING WELLS
At MANHATTAN
sPENsIoN OF OPERATIONS BY
THE COMMERCIAL MINES
COMPANY.

The second big Cyclone drill or
dered by the Commercial Mines com
pany of Manhattan will not be sent
out to that camp from Tonopah for
the present at least. The first drill
Was sent out three weeks ago and
was kept steadily going since arrival
on the hill between the Manhattan
Big Four and the Mushett ground.
The cores were carefully preserved
and tested, but the results are known
only to those on the inside. Yester-
day the order was given TO stop all
further work, the crews We're dis
charged and the men returned to
Tonopah last night They are without
any information as to the objects OF
the company but, 1t is surmised, that
owing to the near maturity of the
option, the prospective buyers desired
to secure a more substantial founda-
ton before continuing. Reports state
the company will renew negotiations
for an extension and unless that is
conceded by the holders of the ground
no more drilling will be done and the
huge proposition may be allowed to
lapse.
/ The Commercial Mines company
has been prospecting the auriferous
hills of Manhattan for over siH
months and has encountered consid
cradle opposition from those who
We're expected to assist the company
in laying the basis for gigantic mill
ing proposition. The men at the
back of the company have unlimite5
capital, as the intention was to event
ually install mill capable of treat
ing a thousand tons a day on 9
meager margin of profit. The two
cyclone drills are said to have ccst
$4,000 each.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11
WAR EX|GENC|ES
FORCE REMOVAL
PARIS SUBURBS
PATRIOTIC PEOPLE DO NOT PRO-
TEST AGAINST A DESTRUcT-
I'VE MEASURE.
my International News Service

tBy International News Service.
PARIS, September Like a love
ly woman shorn of her tresses. Paris
today stands alone. city without
suburbs. Gone are the little villages
where lived some of the city's labor
ing people. Gone are the houses and
barns of the market gardeners Gone,
too, are some OF the handsome villas,
the country homes of well-to-do Paris
ians
The military wreckers today had
finished their work of razing all the
environs OF Paris and the capital has
distinctly "bobtailed" look The
suburbs we're demolished against the
dreaded but deprecated contingency
that the Germans might invest Paris
It was deemed necessary by the wal
office, now in supreme control, that
the country for many miles around
Paris be cleared of houses, in order
that the forts defending the capital
might have interrupted range and
also that the enemy might have nc
shelter TO aid their advance.
/ In order to raze homes, surrender
ing without compensation the fruits
Of their years of toll, was perhaps
the first thing that brought to French
men of the younger generations q
realization OF all that war and mar
/ tial law means.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11

revelation scientists to be appraised by the German
staff that mortality of troops the field is less than the normal in
times of peace
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11

the small salary will have defray expense
Washington since is announced that salaries
of $4,000 year which have been exempt will
that $100O00O00 year demanded by the administration
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11

For quick results try the want ad
columns OF the Bonanza.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11

What's the of this passing the buck backwards and for
wards on the display the Panama Exposition The people
ordered the display appropriated $4,000 for that
Tho commissioners bak suggestion they better resign and let
competent men take their places
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11
PROSPERITY IN NEVADA.

T HE with has place the system Of
this if the business outlook is be taken into consider
Take Tonopah Even with demoraned silver
market the physically better than they any time
the history Of the The Belmont has opened entirely
body of the workings the Desert
Queen shaft which promises extend through the entire length
This ledge nerned with layers Of ruby
which the values the high grade class and there
question that Belmont today has and richer
showing any previous period its operations The
Halifax which deced few months as waste Of energy
and money shipping forty foot ledge that knocks down
$25 and indication the
opening large body equally rich the 100 foot level
Tonopah earnings 10000 approx
maey August compared with earnings last January Of
50 dividend payers continue their distribution
Of profits dminun of development The ronopah
Merger reported have Of great ledge at dep
through the exploration work Of the Victor
will be continued the shaft be unwatered
The hong from three levels and recent dis
coveres in that property premier position among
the producers The Jim Butler the extreme eastern end
OF the End beyond the litigation territory
has opened rich milling and the old Tonopah
Mining company has found its levels enormous ledge
which promises o yield goodly tonnage
II is too early any predictions the discoveries OF
gold quartz north Tnopah but should that evena IN the
making mines the find would be mestmaoe Vaue
o the camp
The ore zone i steadily extending and the price of
silver advancing although market spamode and there IS
no doubt of the white metal as the
basis of subsidiary for the begrens The entering wedge
of manufacturing taking American products into
the South continent will further stimulate demand Tor
silver all will rebound the glory and prosperity OF
Tonopah
Outside there abatement OF activity Aurora
the old camp will begin figure bullion next month when the
results $50 day will begin finding their way 70 tAe
United States The Godfed Consolidated keeps up its nor
NAL output the gold producing class the Lucky
Bow property has ledge of magnitude and IN the
northern country reports high grade property that :
netting 81 day Farvew Wonder and Blair are all hammer
ing out dividends The has created market for the quick
silver output Nye county and old property the Mercury Is
arranging much larger scale The Nevada 1apf
comnnv concern which devoted all last winter to the construc
ZION az modern furnace able to take advantage OF market
where the price quicksilver has than doubled IN the past
thirty DAYS In county the mines at Goodsprngs are
ner;eneno the demand twenty with an advancing
market The copper mines have received temporary check and
the PRODUCTION has urtaed but this srngeney wall soon
remedy itself
What's the this passing the buck backwards and for
wards ON the display the Panama Exposition The people
ordered display appropriated Sl400 for that purpose
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11
NOTICE.

The date Of the delinquent sale Of
the above assessment has been post.
poned from Thursday. the 18th day
Of September. 10 Saturday. the nth
day Of October, 1914
There will be no charge for delin.
queney on payments received GA or
before September iath
ny order Of the Board Of Directors.
CHARLES n. oLNEY. Secretary.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-11
British War Poems

European brought forth patriotic poems
Gland which being published Th
chosen of of these
ms and they printed time Bonanza
fFrom London
DIES IRAE.
70 Kaiser
Amazing who a times
Posing seltappointed saviour.
copy ribald rhymes
BY your behaviour;
We malice thanked you
Because your headpieee. swollen like a tumor
Lent to a durish the
OF saving humor
What your gear,
gandersep parades your prancing Prussians
that shocked the deafened sphere
With rude conclusions:
Your ifs pinkest pale
Alike with sceptre, chisel pen palette.
could any moment gloved mail.
Smith like malet;
Of arts more,
the lmeight blaze that let
gift designed purpose
The hippant poet
passed put these jests an
OF open found admission
bread and pledged like a friend
Above suspicion
grefs with seennggentle eyes;
moved cousiny entreated,
Stin hiding. under that fair guise,
that cheated
And you
Know a whose IS great
A proved for honest
strike shatter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-01

Sm iiblihen atlantii den
S3tan balb erDarttn.
Montepibeo. llrusuaD, 30. Ro'
pember. - Das Gsriidt, bab bas
beuti6e @eI6tpaber bes 9lomirals
Don Sps. iid jebt i'm iiiSliden O3san
btfinbsn iOIl, fdeint ii4 gu beftatisen.
mi. du4 bic Raaridt, OaB cine aus
5sbn Gdiffsn beitsknoe britii4.
GlOtt. in Der Tdhs 1T.
Der umitanb, baB ale britiidsn
S6iffe in ben SdfeH suriidbsbaItsH
psrbsn unb beuii6, 5unbelsoampfer
8orGtbe aGsr Dirt on 9oro usbmen.
ipirb als gsipeis bafiir aHseIebnI, bab
bas bsutf6s gsidnapsr in Der NdIe
III. Ulon slaubt, bab Is nidt psit Don
Der Riinbuns Oss Ga plata StrOmss
sntftrnt ifi.
Der bsutids Dampfsr Patagonia
ipiro bitr NIT propiaHt belabeu, bic
rGisrra Cordoba" NIT aObIen uHo
bic .Rera" nit aoblen unb Daf.r.
Die Abfabrt alIer bftii6eu Dam.
pier pom NOntepibtO unO Don ben
braiiIianiid.n SafeH Santos IN tan.
aeQirt tpprbm.
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NaH sabafrita
Sdidt Gnslanb einen
Sbeil fsiner ntusn
Mrmet

Berlin, 80. glOD. - Cp.r gun
isnisI.srapb mad SopDias.) 9ds Of
fiaisIs prsbbureau tiinsists am WOn'
tag on, pon ROtisroam aus b.Hadrids
iisi poro.n 5u ieiu, oaB guslaHO biII'
nsn iur5sm sin.n sbdi f.insr Heusr
9lrmse mad Siibafrita fdid,n ipero..
Der Rsit Der britifdsn gerfidrtunssn
lit fir ben aontinsni bsftiurmt.
.l)ie aus apnitantinopsl s.m.lb.t
ipirb, felt Der bortis. GsnsraIitab
in 9tbrsb,. bab Si. tiirtiid. 2irmes.
bic ben gfuiisn s.g.niiberit.hi. fiA auf
Grssrum suriid5isbs. Die Oepefhe
fiist binsu. Sub bic ROiabsln asspps
tens iid O.rpflidtst babsn. ben suI.
tan 81 untsritiibsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-01

Stdrts, Iusbauer unb Der Sdpfsrteii
oaitebeH. DO[lsn Sic biss gsfdaigf
unisreH brapen Truppen mittkiier
uno ibnen metnsH tailsrli9en DAN
ausoriitsH, benz i9 sreifbare SOrm
sebs, iHbm fd SbneH ben Sroer
pour Is msrits DerIsibe. Gott lei audi
in Der 3utauft NIT Sbnsn unb un,
i.rsn Salnen.
SH benz sasts6.fs9l, in Ssm Gsnss
rdI DpH WadsnisH ben Gmpfaus Der
Sepsids DON benz &aiisr antiinbiste,
iaste er Oab bic gbrs Dsm san5en 8.
armsstOrps ssbiibrs.
GsH.ral BON RadsnieH gait i6Ou
laugs als elmer Der tii4tigiten beut,
i5en SensrGIs. CT mar 4biutant bes
JsIomari6aGs 9rafsn DON s9Iieffen,
dIs Sisisr G9sf o.s GroBsn General
TABS mar, unb er mar Der 9sbrer bss
aaiisrs @il5slm in Der WilitGrsss
itihte. spatsr mar er Der unmitt:ls
bare @prgsissts oss SrOnpr!nasH, els
bieIsr aommanoeur Der SootentOpf.
5ufar.n IN Sauaig mar.
9om psftliteu &risssiduuplaB il.
ni6ts Ttuss sinsstrOffsu unb man
erpart.t aud in Der na4itsu 3utunft
niats 8i6tises Don bort.
@aram bic 0eutiaeu in
st. petersburg ausges
nisien puroen.
ST. getsrs6urs. 80. RoU. -
Die .Rppus Brenpa" pom Wtontag
gi6t cine GrtlGruns iiber bic tiir5liA
betretirte UlafenauspeiiiIng bon
OsutI6en aus ct. pstersbuns. Die
3eituna idst, baB bic. MdBresel cine
SoIst Der 5batIade sstueisu lei, oub
bic 0eutI9tn in Der Sauptitabt 9slo
fir ben guu DOH bsutI9sn &risgss
i6iffen seidmmslt bdtten.
Die 3eituns perDffsntli9t sine BE-.
taillirte Siiis Der Ramen Der 9sber
unb Der Summsn, Die pon ibnen gs.
3sihnst tporbsn iino. 9isle Der Ranen
iino IoIde DON prominsnten beiltihen
sSabriiontsn unb cine srpBe QnSdbI
Direttoren uno 9etrisbsleiter Don
srobsu beutfdsu Girmeu.
Sn Ct. Petersburg follsn iie Ins
gsItsIlt. Ooer bic 6rausn ibrsr 2trbeis
ter benubt bab.n, nm 9eloer fir ben
uben dnsesebenen 3iped gu iammeln.
Die ,Roipoe Wremid" be6duptet,
Oab bic 8eipssuns BON Dem 9rdfen
gourinlss, bsm beutI6sn 9oti9after |
m RubIanb, ins 2ebsn serufen ippr.
ssn ist uus snar in ben Ssm 4us.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-01

Ii4e Gepefden DON siRsm iissrei6su
einriideu ber Ruiisp in Ditprsubsr
fberi6tsn, Dis aud Hbsr fpi5tiss rui.
Iiifde GrfOlge nOrD0itlia pon aOO5.
gDie aus Sollano gemeloet piro, II
Der GifsHbabnOertsbr in Der llmgebuH1
Don 9riiiiel, pis audi Der poits uHf
seIegrapkuDertebr SdHs!i4 uutsrbrO.
den ,rUobrihsiulih um bic RaaridtsH
iibsr 1ruppsubspssaussu unt.rbriitsu
au i0unsu.
Sn Gerbien riideH bic Sejterreitsr
ldHI6eiueuo obne llntsrbre4ung DOT
unb bic Gage Der Ssybsn pirb isbt Don
uuparieiif6en geoba4tsrn aIs Der
sipeifeIt sefaiIberi.
Berlin, bia Saas nah aouoon,
80. Rop. - Die Sauptsreisnife oss
arissss ipislsn iia i.st uuf oem 0itIi'
&sH ariessfdaupIas. ub. DisieHisen,
Die NIT ben @.rhGItniFsn bertraut
iiHp, baben Itpn Dor orei WOaeH an
seOsutst. baB iia Dor isst an bic mid.
tighten ereisniiis nes ariegss i'm Often
a6ipielsn iperoen.
Di. 9ibrsifs bes aaiiers @iIbsIm
mad bem 0itIi4su arisssi6aupIas. bic
GrnsnnuHg BEG Generals BON SinDsns
burg gum Gelbmarihal uHo bic 0sre
Sffsntliduns DON aobsssDepsi4eH on
Die aOmmonbsurs Der Oitlidsn slrmes
habsn Bic slufmsrtIamteii aui bic
Sadlage gslenit. OuB bic grsiguiffe in
pOl.n ieBt bon sr0bsrsr @i&tisisit
iiHS, aIs oisi,nissn uGlanbsrH uno am
Der 9lisne.
Nus Der 2fnipsI.nbeit ess aaiisrs i'm
5auptquartisr Oes 5slOmari6aIls Don
SinbsHburs ftliebt man. bdb aIIes
gut ssbt. Der adiisr Bat bem General
DON Wsodsnfsn fir ieinsn Siss BEL
aopica ben Crcen .pOur ls Msrits psrs
liehsn uno ibm Sabei bic foIssnbe De-
psid. sussf6idt:
.9us 8. armssforps bat unter S5-
rsr ii4trsn unb bspabrtin Sii1runs
iui,bsr nit bsiipisAOier 9apferisit in
timer blutissn. absr srfOIsrsi9eu
sdld4t sstampft. Sbre GrfOIss pd6.
rsnO Der lsbtsn Gage psrbsn in Der
UsfAi1te aIs IsuHteHss Bsiipisls Der |
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Gin Mnsriff Der @nfien
Sn Ofpreubsn nit sroben
Dtriuittnfiir II ben Geino

:. 5n DfpreuBtn NIT grobel
Dtrluittn I'll Z ben 5einb
abaef4lasen.
Berlin, 80. Ropember. - De
folg.nbe offi3ieae geriat ipurbs an
Montas bonn srobsn Sauptquartis,
aussesebsn:
-4n Der Gren3s bon Dfipreubsn II
Elm gsrfu9 fart, .aliiItsr 9ruppsn
mailen, Si. beuifden 8efsftisunser
OitliG BON Dartebmsn su iiberrum
psln, isbIssi4lassn. Der Jsinb srIitt
babel fdp.re WerIuite unb mir NAB.
men einise Gffisier. unb 600 manr
gefanssn.
.Siibli@ Don ber Weidiel babsv
unisre Gsgsnansriff. bsfFsbiseub.
RsiuItats sraebsn. IS Gsfdibe uni
mebr aIs 45O0 Gsfansene fisisn uns
In bi. Sdnbs.
sSm fiibIidsn poIsn bat iid ni5ts
ipi9iiets srsisnet, unb aud auf BEN
ip'itli6en ariessfdduplas bsrri4i
perbdItnibm6bise Stille.
auf bem neftlidtn Rri.ss.
idaupIasberrfdiS Sfills.
parts. 80. Robsmber. = Der
an Wontas Radmittas bonn arisss,
miniiisriiim OsrOffsntIidts gsriat lau.
ist pie iolst:
sSn 9.Isi.H bleibt Der Jeinb in Der
Dsfsniips Das ariiasri.fsusr na-
iibsrall Elm i&pades unb mir baben
on sinisen punttsn Jortidritts &C.
madt. Sn Der @esenb bon 1op BE-
hduptsn uHi,re 2ruppen nod bi,
StsIlunsen, bic fe am %. RoD.mb.r
eiHaenommen.
sSoiHons ipirb nur nod aeIegeHt.
lidb Don bem Geinb NIT grtiasri Sc.
fhcffsn. s-.-5a-,----~s.
~Sn ben alrgOnnen finb nsbr.re
aHsrifis auf bic Stabt Dasatsu. Don
iHlsrsn 9ruppsn abssfdlasen tDOrben.
.aus ben 50hsn Der Raas Ii.st ,ir
bidsr Rebel. Der be Opsrationsn fart
bsblnSsrt. Sm WOsDrs Siiirist ia.
bsr Gtinb ben arsonneupaIb bonn.
barbirt, abtr obns babel stpas gu .r.
rsidsn.
~SH ben @0s.f.n but iid nidts 81.
fonbsrss treisHst.
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iSliigel- Der gluiien beoeuteno aeitdrft
nerbeH. Militdrfa6leute bebdupteu
INNER nod, puB bic Gage Der Deuts
ifen in Gobs eine febr tritif6e lei.
Sic peilen barauf6in, boB fi9 bic
beutT6e 9trmee 100 Wleilen bon
9boru, ibrem StiiBpuntt, entfernt be-
finoet, unO bab Bel ibrem i6neaeu
8orriidsn bic Ridsusslinie ni6t eeb0s
ria organifirt tporben lei.
@s tpirb offiSiell angetiinbigt, ooB
bic HuiIen in Sftpreuben spii4eu
ben maiuri1den Seen unb bem bluiie
glnserrapp unaefdbr eiueu Sagemari9
prrgeriidt ieien, ebe Der @ormari9
Con ben DeutIdben BEL Sartebmeu
aufgebalten lpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-01
MHsensein siinftis
Sir Bite Deuti4tm In bic
2aseanfbem Rriegss
fhaupIdh.

BerIin, 30. Topember. pe,
5unsentelssrupb mad aonppH. Di,
Wlilitdrfa9lsuie finb Der etnIt5t, bat
fis Situation. tpie fis am gnbe be,
pcrissn Wo4e mar, bic gDiebsrauf.
nahme Der SffsniiDe aessn bic RufIm
rthtfertiss. bic tsmporGr onrd Das
gintreffsn bsbsutsnbsr ruiIiftsr Der.
ftdrtunssn i'm m0rbIidsn golen untsr.
brp&sn ipurbs. Oi. erfols, bes ges
nerals Don 5inbenbura babsn, ihrer
slnfi&t na9. bic @.fubr elmer sSupas
f:on bsutfd.n gsbistes bsieiiisi.
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ffsn, unb bas bsitdnbis. g}orriidsn
Der Osfsrrsitsr In Ssrbisn bersGtisi
~ Der gnnabms. bak Der ariss bort
talb ~ enbt iein ipirb. nobur6 Is
HlSaIid Dirb. bic bort snsasirtsu
Sruppsn anbsrsipo au psripenbeu. Gin
llnpartsiifHer, Der asrabe BON Gsrs
lien auriidssisbrt iit. briidi bic glnii6t
aus. bab bic Ssrbsn an gnbs ibrsr
Rrnfis ongslansi iinb.
sauf btm psitlideu arisssiaaus
pIab lit bi, Gage nidat 70 tIar als i'm
Often. aus ben OffisislIsn geri6i.n
ssbt abtr bsrOor. baB alIe afnariffs
bts 5sinb.s bort suriidssidlasen
,pcrbeu iino. Die Dsutidsn sstpin.
rsn bort, iris anastiinbiai pirb. aIl.I
mdhli& an 9oosn unb man glaubt,
taB cine GntIhsibuna In niGt au Iaus
Ger 3eit srfoIssn muB.
.elui bic 1batiads bssuansbmsub.
bab In Doristr Wode bic britii&en|
Dampftr -WlaIudito- uno .primps,
sana in Der gaSbs BON Sapre, BON
beutiasH llntsrissbotsn in Zen grunb
rsbDbrt purbsn. briidi be beutiGe
WTsfis Ssshs esfrisbiauHa Sarilbsr |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-01
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