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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05
erinnel Autos. H. by T,ain.

Grinnell. Sept. 81. Il. Rowe sus-
tanned three or four broken ribs and
severe bruises and his fine, new Hudson
six automobile was badly smashed
when he was caught al the High street
crossing Of the Rock Island yesterday
by Rock Island local passenger train
No. IS. due out Of Grinnell east ~ Z, 0s
a. m. The car was a brand new Eud
son, which he had mad only three
weeks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05
ENGLISH HAVE LONG WAR STEP
The Infantry Step Of 3fIz inehss Lead
Among European Soldiers.

Among European 0oioiero.
Soldiers are marching across Europe
but they do not keep step. They vary
both in the length Of the step ana "a
pidity OF their pace. Tho British IN
fantry step is 31M inches. the Longest
OF all steps. Germany keeps step with
switzerland-they each do 81 inches
while % inches is the pace In the arm
les of Italy, France and Austria.
The Russians take the shortest step,
pm inches, and only do H. In min
ute. The German infantry does III,
the Austrian lis. and the French and
Italian each manage 12o. Consequent
~. to march mile takes the Russian
20 minutes. the Austrian 49, min
utes the French and Italian - minutes
While the German could beat this by
10 or II seconds.-London Chronicle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05

surround Paris. The French and
English occupy a line from Beauvis. on
the west. thru Compiegne, La Fere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18

adapted by Sister Mary Marie, all OF
the sisters assisting her in its pre-
sentation. The young misses taking
part are: Patronella Stauduhar. Den
Use McNally, Catherine Rank, Bernice
McGuckin, Mary Evangeline Higgins,
Maud Heffernan, Loretto Murphy, Ag-
mes Stuart, Frances Ramsay, Esther
Mullane, Wilhelmina Mueller. Margar-
ct Harrison. Mary McMahon. Margaret
Wheelan, Margaret Reidy. Frances
Coyne, Mary Bugee, Maybelle Smith,
Guydana Higgins, Helen Aud, Eleanor
Sanders. Marie Glynn, Joseph
inc Lewis, Kathryn Lewis, Anna
Lee Garrett. Charlotte Copp.
Della McDaniels, Mary f. O'ConneH,
Helen Dart. Harriet Stafford, Mary
Bragdon, Shirley Ebert, Irene Aud.
Ruth Cozad, Julia Marsh, Majorie Nc
Lain, Lucille Kenney, Madeleine Bar
~, Veronica McLain, Veronica Kelly.
Audrey Lift. Florence Welch. Helen
TappendOrf, Helen Kali, Evelyn Stack
house. Charlotte Thompson, Elizabeth
Dunn, Dorothy Cox, Leota Glynn. Wv
ian Long. Alice Stewart, Editha Stack
house, Camilla Lamour, Mildred Win
ter, Dorothy Deisenroth. Evelyn Pierre,
Genevieve McMahon, Phyllis Snouffer,
Maucker and Buckley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18

San Francisco. Dec. 1S.-Here are
some Of the adventures Of Mrs. Irving
L. Steinman and her husband, Irving
Steinman. son of the former mayor of
Sacramento. in the fighting zone of
Europe:
Sang to wounded soldiers on battle
field of Lemberg.
Visited the hospitals with gifts and
sang for the wounded.
Was awarded the "Verdienst" med
al, order of merit.
Made an ascension in the war Yep
pelin.
In danger of hitting mines on home
ward voyage.
With as many adventures as the
heroine OF a novel, pretty Mrs. Stein
man. who has just returned to this
city. in company with her husband.
from the battlefields of Europe, spoke
of the war conditions from a woman's
viewpoint
'eNo. l was not a bit afraid as
stood on the battlefield at Lemberg
and sung the German national anhem
10 the wounded and dying men," said
Mrs. Steinman.
Wy AuSbdhh anu -AaJcA VI "a Va NAAt
cruiser Tennessee drove out to the
battlefield in a machine The roar of
the cannon was deafening. As the
smoke cleared l saw the Austrian Red
Cross women bringing aid to the
wounded. I just couldn't help sing
ing.
But 1 cried as 1 saw the suffering
faces around me light up and soldiers
mCrtally wounded trying to salute
when they heard He'll, dir i'm Siegen-
kranz'
we had an exciting trip home. as
we were in constant fear of exploding
some mine. Our steamer was follow
ed by an auxiliary one, to rescue us
if necessary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18
Notice to Property owners.

Notice is hereby given to all per
/ sons interested that the board of local
! mprovements of the city of Rock Is.
land. Illinois, having let a contract for
the construction of a Waterman on
Forty-second street. north of Four
teenth avenue. and the same having
been completed and accepted by said
board on the 10th dag of December A.
ID. 1914. and the said board having nled
in the county court OF Rock Island
county, Ill. on the 18th day of Deem
Der A. ID. 1914. a certificate showing
that the said improvement conforms
substantially TO the requirements Of
:he original ordinance for the con
struction of the same, the cost thereof.
the amount estimated by them to be
required to pay the accruing interest
on bonds and vouchers, issued TO an
,icfpate collection of the assessment
for said improvement. \ hearing VIII
be had on said certificate. as to the
truth of the facts therein stated. at
the county court house in the city or
Rock Island. on the 31st day of Deem
her 4 ID. 1914. at the hour Of 800
o'clock 4. VI. or as soon thereafter as
the business Of the court Will permit.
All persons desiring may file objec-
ions on the hearing and may appear
nm the hearing and make their de-
Tense. Dated at Rock Island. ILL., this
18TH day Of December A d. 1914
II. NJ. SCHRIVER,
r. n. REYNOLDS.
WALLACE TREICHLER.
Board OF Local improvements !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18
VILLA STUDENTS
DELIGHT A CROWD
Christmas and People OF
Story Book Land Is Cap
ably Presented.
AID GIVEN JUBILEE FUND
Rev. c. p. o'NeiI Makes Short Ad-
dress, Praisirs Production
Xmas Tree Enjoyed.

Parents and friends 70 overlooking
filed the auditorium OF villa de Chan
tai 10 witness the play and tableaux
given by the grade pupils OF the acad-
emy last night at 1:3O O'Clock The
proceeds went to the jubilee fund of
the school
Christmas With the People of
sto-y-Book Land" proved 10 be an en-
tirely new and novel arrangement OF
the characters Of bestowed childre1's
books. which are presented for choice
TO Dick and Dolly through the kindly
Offices OF Wizard Printernan, a verita-
bic Gutenberg. BY his command his
couriers opened an immense book.
from the leaves Of which stepped a
sample OF the trenchalt pages OF each
contesting story. All of the leaves
from Tom Brown 10 Little Citizens
were charmingIy embeIlished by their
young portrayers, who displayed great
aptitude in the dramatic possibilities
Of the sketch. The garbing of the var
ious personalities was most clever.
and those OF the audience who had
wondered just how Re5ecca of Sunny
brool. Farm, Ann of Green Gables, Polly
anna, or the Gonnorowski's cousins of
Little Citizens looked were given ex-
celleut Ikenesses. Louisa Alcott's lit
lie women. indeed. just stepped from
the book and seemed as much like the
dear girls of the authors life as could
be fancied. Children's Poetry had a
most lovely Interpretation in which
verse of James Whitcomb Riley had
a place. closing with an exquisite
{ Of Il
leaves did charming little dances and
other pages sang their stories, accom-
panied splendidly During intermis-
siOns violin solos were played.
Pretty Tsbleaux.
Following StOry-BOok Land came a
tableau. christmas Night" and the
curtains were parted, disclosing a most
inspiring scene In the straw-filled
manger lay the Babe OF Bethlehem.
guarded by his flaming angel. while
all about like stars were grouped bey-
les OF little cherubs. These were in
glad array Of snowy white with wings
and golden bands and carried wreaths
Two OF the finiCst maids, looking as
though lent from Heaven for the oc-
casion. had red and white roses
for the Christ child, and
the guardian angel sang The Birth
DAY OF Our King" The Song the
Star and the Story" was beautifully
rendered. the entire chorus pantOmim-
ing the interpreter The tableau end
ed with the singing Of the glorious
Adeste Fidelis with 20 children in the
chorus, their fresh, young voices and
sweet faces TO Iinger a memory.
Rev c. p. tO'Neill made few re-
marks, in which he took occasion to
praise the pupils for their ardor and
the nicely OF their work, and the Sis
tiers of the Visitation for their unlim-
fled patience. \ Christmas tree was
then brought to the stage, its electric
candles lighted. and each child was
given a frosted stocking. snug with
goodies, from its branches.
Audience Enthusiastic.
Altogether, Christmas With the Peo-
pies Of Story-Book Land was most re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18

death as one of the daily encounters.
than the deep sea fishermen? Yet a
group of these men brought TO London
by one Of their missionaries have been
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18

at them-how would they feel in a
freezing storm IN the North sea? A
spider may terrify the most courageous
of women and a veteran shrink from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18

seen too terrified to cross the street.
The police had to stop traffic to al
low them TO cross. The quick, quarrel
some, fearless cockneys who laughed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18
Bravery and cowardIee.

Cowardice is often ignorance. Are
any men brave. more ready TO take =
their lives in their hands, TO reckon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18

cat. Every hero has his weakness
and we may believe every coward ha,
point where he turns and will lsh
the world.-London Outlook.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18
Audience Enthusiastic.

Altogether, Christmas With the Peo-
pies Of Story-Book Land was most re-
freshing and the audience was enthus-
!sstic III its approval The play was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03
PROPOSES A Federal
MUNICIPAL Department
WOULD SERVE TIN CITIES AS
DEPARTMENT on AGRlCji-
TIRE SERVES COUNTRY.

WASlINGTON, D,o. . Creation
~ d federal municipal department
by congress to aid IN making Ameri-
can living conditions clean, healthful
ana attractive was proposed tonight
by j. II. Mcfarland Of Harrisburg,
Pa, president NJ the American civic
association, i'm an address before It's
tenth annual convention ln session
here.
Mr. Mcfarland said there was
great need of an organized govern
mental agency TO supervise and I'M
prove conditions under which the ma
jority OF the nations citizens live.
"Fiyc-sXths OF the Americans are
yet outside New York. Chicago phil
udclphia ana the sixteen other large
cities" ne said, and have needs.
rights and possibilities I'm better nv
ing well worth attention luul there
ls a body OF planning data and "A vogue
Of using IT, the expansion OF American
cities is likely to be along lIu"S oil
real estate operations and good or
bad, according to tho personalities In
yulNtd.'
a federal municipal Department. Mr.
Mcfarland suggested would serve the
people I'm the cities and towns as the
department OF agriculture serves those
IN the country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

The English governments noutica-
non that enemy ships are not TO nr
allowed to shelter IN the Sdo2 canal
reminds MS of the strange views as 20
th, military future OF the canal EN-
t.rtlturd hy those who opposed its
construction Lord pahmtrston tu-
sisted that ITS Obvious purpose WINS
tho BARRING of the passage along the
coast cf thc Mediterranean to amy
T.f.sh army which might Doe en-
..o,rd tu restore the Empire " the
Sultan Hy opening a great military
canal 500 f,at broad and 80 feet deep,
laid with batteries A. a commercial
enterprise me- pronounced the scheme
. urrc bubble" But I'm this prophecy
.r was no siugular The Times Of
1852 wrote Of the suspicious project
of fho impracucable SueZ canal ana
plslcU. VINO was atterward to buy the
canal shares. called II a most f1uic
t.. totally impossible to hc carried
l.f London Chronicle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

as being from Los Angeles L. S.
and Mars
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lowell of Mari
eta. Ohio, are at the Hotel Tulsa
l.. J. Baugh of sapulpa was here
Wednesday.
R. II. Greenwood, Joe Abraham
and c. 1. Freeland, were here from
BristOw Tuesday
sam Lee of Gushing was in town
Tuesday
Amos ]. Mitchell and W. L. Knight
and wife are here from Drumright
II. p. Boyd, Bartlesville, spent
Wednesday here.
c. p Smith, jro is here from
Bradford, Pa
II. c. Dixon is in town from Bart
lesvillc.
c. H. Quereaux, Troy. Ohio, six
miles from Pique, Miami county, Is
again registered at the Hotel Tulsa.
y h. Armstrong, Ardmore, was
here Tuesday
NJ l.. Clark of Grove city, Pa, is
at Hotel Tulsa.
+. A. lnnes, Nowata gas man, Is
here.
Mrs j. j. Larkn, BartlesUlle;
Miss Mamie Hurley Bradford, Pa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03
Al Winfield. Nm.

There was no drilling being done
at the McFadden well east Of town
Monday. the device with which the
we'll was being washed. having broke
The drillcrs. too. are awaiting the ar
rival of J carl Smith. general man
aver OF tho Nnnehoma company II
was reported here Monday that the oil
had again risen to within few feet OF
the top and tho well was momentarily
threatening TO spout. - Winfield
Courier
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03
Texas odd rcl.ow. I,-c;

WACO, Texas, Dec. 2, Jewel +.
Iightfoot Of Austin former attorney
general Of Texas, was elected most
vorshipful grand master Of the Grand
Lodge of Texas, Ancient Free ana
Accepted Masons at a meeting tonight
y. s Mcmillan Of Whitewrlght was
elected deputy grand master, Frank
g. Jones Of Houston, grand senior
warden, ". W. Peayy of HroWnwood,
grand treasurer, and w. p. Pearson
of Waco. grand secretary
The grand council and tho grand
chapter closed their sessions this al
tcrnoon with the election of Officers.
The proposed new constitution of the
grand lodge was defeated by big
vote.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

The interstate con mcrcc comml,-
sion has directed that the name ot
the Tnclc sam OIL company OF Kansas
be stricken from its order of June y.
1912. and from supplemental orders
thereto. which required the COMPANY
To file tariffs OF its pipe line rates
The action was taken in view II the
fact the Unclc Sa,n oil company was
not adiudgcd to he common carrier
los the UnItcd states supreme court
The line runs from its own lease In
oklahoma 90 ITS refinery In Kansas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

"Nou have read The Heavenly
Twins" asked an Englishman OF an
lrishr,nr "YCs / have" And Tho
s.rr.v ~ Satsu'?" Yes" And have
YOU read Looking backwards %
How the diyil could do that asked
Fat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

Grant Stehhins and others are hay
ing trouble with cavings at l,OOO tee'
in their test near Ada, In 22-4-b.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03
PERSON AIS.

s. NJ. Stlhy Of Marietta, Ohio Is In
the city
!. Frank Ryan, Ciaremorc. was
here Wednesday,
Waiter Uaylaud. Independence.
spent Tuesday IN Tulsa.
q. n K'mmcl " BartlCsNillc was
a visitor TO Tulsa Tuesday.
4. L. Montgomery scratches his
name across the Hotel Tulsa register
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03
North of Dustin.

The kansas oklahoma Natural Gas
company. in the southwest of S-lO-l2,
is 600 feet deep. with nothing show
ing Drilling will be resumed In an
effort To find the gas pay at l.'OO
feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03
Al BROKEN Arrow.

T.. r. Kemp and others encountered
some gas and little oil in their test
I'm 21-lS-I4. at 945 feet They VIII
drill deeper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

Two More for Death Chair.
FORT SMITH Ark. Dec. 2.-Thc
number of men awaiting electrocution
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

and Mrs. Joseph b. Brody OF Robin
son. H., are at Hotel Tulsa.
George J. McClnuck, Charleston
w. Va, is in the city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03
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Free

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

as being from Los Angeles, L. S,
Nt,..s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-03

The splendid saving emphasizes the fact that is buying time Be'
tu and separate pieces of Mink Raccoon Lynx natural Il
black near Seal Isabella squirrel Cooncy in black aud brown SI'
and white Mofiaoons Red Fox Isabella Fox and many other ski
made into the latest fur fashions.
Nothing acceptable for Nma presents and a necessity
cry well gowncd Your selections, made here from plnC
assortment of better fuS
Discounted Now Twenty Five Per Cent
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

Die Neip 9 orter Sun" bils
BET ii6 elm, bic Grtldrungen pes Or.
9ernburg 5u Dem BON uns 9sltsrn
perDffentli6tsn 5utiimiIe abseSertigt
uno Serrn Sernburs SerI4mettert gu
ba6en, Sic lpirft ibm por, Oab er Ell
nen lpi6tissn Sab in Dem 6elgilden
Document unbeaatet selaiien, Der Die
0irtuno babe, bic CUTE uno ehrs
Ii9e 9lbii6t gelsieus, Ioipie Gnslanos
au erlpeiien, Der betreffenoe Sa5
I1utet: Die @nsldnoer ioaen nur
oann in 9elsien einriiden, penn o:nen
gieutralitdt bur9 0euti6luno perleBt
piirbe." Die Sun" bat itnel 9e
ie6en, mas bic GnslGnoer 1906 gslagt
baben, absr pDllig sntsansen tit i1r,
mas bic Gn9lGnoer 1912 gelagt babsH,
als Der &rieg niht mebr prpblemdtila
mar, ionberu ieoen Gag gu erfparten
itanb. Samals fiibrte Der eng!iite
8ertreter, pie Der bel9ii6e 6eneralz
itabs9ef Sunsblutb beri4tst folgenbs
Spra6e: ,gei Dem tiir5li6en gret9=
mir (Ser gaItantrieg) ipiirbs Die brttis
i9e Resierung iofOrt, ielbit penn mir
ni6t nm Silfe nu9geiu6t bdtten, etnc
2anbung in geIgisn befpertitsaigt Ras
ben. 2luf bic 8emertung, bab bier5u
uniere 3uitimmuns notbtpeHptg lei,
anttpprtete Der WiIitGratta4e (Sberlt
9rioses), oab ous tpph rihtis lei. 0a
mir aber niat i'm Stanbe pdren, ben
0urt,narid Der 9eutihen in uniersm
Ianoe su perbinberu, 10 piirbe Gnss
lamb ieine Sruppsn in Selgien rntsr
alien lmitdnben gelunoet buben." gBas
rum be6t bic Sun" bus Winoertptt)N
t;ge berpOr uno perihpeigt bus Wif)'
tieIte? Die QntpOrt barauf brau6e1
mir pobI nidt 81 gebeu. Die Sun
maat cs ii1 5ur beionoeren 4uf9abe.
Niles gu perihnei9en, mas 5ur Re3t
Tsrtiguna 9sutidlunbs bient. Wsr
ous 0i9ti9ite uhtcrbriidt, Der fiat
unb oas bat Die Sun" loireit IS lt@
nm DeutI6laub banbelt, ftets ipitemas
ti79 gstban IS lit a6er Der Dlilhe
pert6, etpas nG6sr uuf bieIe Gntbi'-
lung ein3ugeben. Der britiide Wlilie
tGratta4e Iagt ielbit, OaB Gnalano in
Sabre 1912, ols i6on 0amals Der
SuropGii6e &rieg pesen Der 9alfou'
frage bro6te, 10000 Waann 3rup'
pen obne bic 3uItimmung gsIgisns
geIanbet bate W1s bdtten bic @nss
lGnber qet6an? Wirben lie in gelsien
ifeben geblieben iein? Das 9ldubt bod
Niemdnb sic pGren bon 8el9ien aus
in Die RbeinprpOin3 mdri6irt unb bi:
fran3DiiI6en Sruppeu ndren na4ges
riidt. 9aruus lit gu erIebsn, rpie brins
geub n6tbig es fir 0euti6lanb ndr,
burd einen i6ne0su gtnmari6 in BEL
siel ben snsltf4sfrun50iiiten ariess'
plan gu bur6treusen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
2okal.Derid)t
webmrtes.

Sarrb unb Carrie Goff. 623 Wsit
8. Sn.. MGb9sn.
Geiparb upb gmilp 3hompior.
1868 SppeG 4pe., 4nabt.
gultap unb qauIine RoeIte, 10.
uno g.lnm Str., ana6s.
Grant nnb GmmnausOenrnors. 123
piebmont Ctr. Mdbdtn.
Bernard unb GliIubttb Camping.
SAT Oliper Ctr. Mdb6.n.
6oparb unb 8rare qlomisr. 3535
glenpdp Gps., Mdbden.
Gbrarb uHb apttis Si.fsri, 2105
goIerain 2lpe., ana6e.
gb1rles unb 2sna Yodiih, 222
Rapine Ctr, Mdpten.
Charles unb Gitber Barron, 8047
4ntbcnp Wabne Ctr, WldbHsn.
Geo. unb Sba Sid. 235 of llnipsr
ftp 2lpe., Mdbdsn.
qercD unb g}auline gssbe. 375s
@arlaip 9lDs., anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22

jebt nod in slnipenbunS sebM6t. mo
iie ratbiam iinb. Me1r gsa9tuns
bagesen perbieiit, mas Der aprreipona
bent iiber bic psutf1sn S9ansgrdben
iast. 0ieie ieien gu pollisen unterirs
oii6cu Ssbauiungen aussebaut NOR
Der in tpelden bic Sploaten iparnt
unb bebaglih leben uno man babe es
Iosar peritanOen, lie ieu4enfrei 5u
maGsn, 10 bab iie aud in ianitdrer
Sinii9i nidas gu ipiinihen iibris lie
gen. Nlit bieien S6an5srdben, meint
Der SprrsIponbent, fGnue 9eutlchldno
Den &rieg auf unabiebbare 3eiten fort
Ieben. SelbitperitdnOli6 perben bic
gnsIGnSer uno 6run3pien aufgefors
oert, in slei9er @eiie fir ibre SpIod'
ten 3u iorgen. @s lit aber fraslida,
OBJ Ipe5ieG I'M franaDiiIden Seere Die
OrganiIatton unb Dissiplin beitebt,
ipelde iol6e ginri6tunsen moglih
ma6t, benu in bieIen beioen leBten
S,untten mar es nit ben 6ranaolen
immer i6leat beitelIt. .3u bemerten
It nod, oab bic 0eutIden burAauS
nidt bic 2(bii6t baben, in ben S6ans
gen gatriardsn gu peroen. Spbalc
bic Ruien absst6an iinO, iperoen bic
Seuti6en bic S6an5sraben, 10 pohn:
lid lie aud iinb, perIuiien uno ii6 ollf
Die frdn5Oiii9eu @benen binaus be9es
ben, nm ben 8prmariA auf plris
gu beeinnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
Gas ari.gse elenb

Sc unterlisgt teinsm 3peifel, baB
Ger &rieg in bieIen 2anbe groBcs
GIenb perurio9i, bas ii6 in GROCER
8ci6Gfti9unesloiigteit Gubert, Die eis
nen llmfang angenommen bat, tpie inI
Sabre 1892, nobel bas gegenpGrtige
glenb nod i6limmer 1T, oenn in Der
peripbe BON 1892 Big 1896 tparen Sc
6ensmittel billig, pGbrenb tie jeBt bop
pelt, iteLenipeiIe fosar nod oreimaI
10 tbeuer iinb. 9ub mir uns in ioIz
dem Glenb befinben lit ui6t gu pers
tpunberu. llniere 9tusfubr Don halb@
unb sanofertiger Manufactursn BAT
f. gdn8lid aufgebOrt. Was mir nod
erportiren t0nnteu, pirO our4 @nas
lambs brlltale Qnpenbuns ietner Gee
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