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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-31
Even Such Items as These Will Be Included

We will offer a reelection ON staple notions a nos unusual offering and
such as embroidery cotton. threads bands edges, combs pins toilets pins safety
pins collar buttons supporters eOstcs shields. thimtlcS pear buttons dress
hooks toilet preparations ne to be included IN this the mMt general reduction
sal a Tulsa store has ever held YOU CANT BUY A THING HERE AT ITS
REGULAR SELLING PRICE DURING THE COMING TWO WEEKS.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Resolution

Resolved by the 32nd Annual En-
campment, Dept. of Ky. G. A. r.
1 That our hearty thanks are
due and are hereby rendered to the
members of John G. Eve Post G A R.
to lie Want Dodge Camp Sons Of
Veterans and to the citizens of Bar
bourviile ia general for their enthus-
iastic welcome sod generous bospi-
tally,
2 That we hereby express our
approval and high appreciation OF
the able and faithful services Of
Commander Hughes and Assistant
Adjutant and Q M General Mitchell
in looking after the interests ofthe
Department.
3 That we pledge ourselves to
general efforts to bring into our
ranks as active members. those
comrades who are not helping by
their means and their efforts to keep
up this organization which has done
so much for the interests OF the sol.
diers.
That we approve of the Gus
to IN, now seemingly established. OF
having memorials presented for
Past Department, Commanders de-
ceased during the year and suggest
the wisdom of some extension so IN
to apply to other prominent COM
rades.
5 That we rejoice in the presence
OF this Encampmect of our distin-
guished comrade, Past Senior Vice
commander-in.Chief. John McElroy
and Past National Senior Vice Pres.
ident ofthe Woman's Relief Corps.
Mrs Isabel Worrell Ball. They will
carry with them our gratitude for
the cheer and inspiration which they
have brought to Us.
6 That if the city of Washington
shall invite the National Epcamp-
ment to be held there In 1915 We
favor that place above al Others.
The above was unsnimously o.
dopsed BY che Encampmsat-
VI L HHghes,
Commander
c b Mitchell,
Asst Adjt. General.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
- Real NsWsfaYt-

. We some yo you. This week
wl1a ne information that We
have passed the 1000 mark and
our 9onlnud subscription this
week is 23o4, while our subscrib-
efl only uum Der 1854 our read
ara mum Der more than 600O, we
will soon have reached the 5000
mark on the subscription list,
ano when We have done SO we
will sither make the Advocate 4
Daily, OF at least. twice week
paper, our motto and principals
in the future shall be as they
have been II the pact. That
being DO the most good we can
fog all, our politics will lie Re-
publican, cur religion Protest
ants" We will do al We can
against the Liquor Traffic, and
help, II possible, to put it where
it belongs, out Of existence. !
A. We Want is FOR vou TO
boost the Advocate. and say
Go.t word f.r il, and we will |
.uga via, send Us ia Q list Of
gu oa,gibeg5, we-hs7e offered as
q pEsmium Co the one who will
bling or send us a list of 1000
1ubscribsts q Eve psssa nserlgord
Automobile. cry enc cen within
three |esss, bring soch Hat OF
iub5s,ibsts, the me Anime is worth
100000 bat you csa buy one
'oI Sec0.o0f. 0. b. Detroit Eich,
|s'telie7s this is the most lib.
sfsl offer evef made to any one
or the email outlay Of WORK 70.
lritsi
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19

yoSsf = co-Sds-s~s vs,e- whose
howe Is Va Loasul DAILY ooe
csssissss has thys fag ior the Re
peticaa SEGREGATION for fbis short
sesia and tsssii Eos. William Mare
chad Eslliss, brilliant lawyer VI
Louisville. As we sec this race new,
Csn6ss aoa Bsllitt viii be she 0p.
yssisg candidates fer this oSSs AZ
she Nestsssr slscsioa. with :ks
Ids Il fsves Of sull;s ssisg suf
lsgs 's.sts b. bS5dso1e nsr.
gin
tl-.as. ,1sy TO she sagy 'oS she
,car ,s,- Former Governor Of
Gs ..esy , W E,,-lam, Rspres-
cr-u,r,s p . STANLEY ead Governor
Nccs,a. ore tie asgirants fox the
Dsaocsat.c nomination. OF these
tJges Ve believe that Governor
Ssckh5u will undoubtedly be the
cSuirec with Stanley as the qua.
1sa 1D Il is remarkable how rhe
o.-tiss1t Ui ths Democratic Press
mas car7ata'lizsd IL !Avcs ct Beck.
ham &c sas long been the idol Of
The C-uct-y Ccrlocrats, bscsrse OF
L.ssta1d sos prohibition and the
citi.s seem 20 be co1i1g around 20
his caJ1er and we predict that
EscihaE vii. be rae nominee olthe
Democrats tor the Senate
Ecrsle Eepubiieao domination
fo- :. 's oGcs, ouly twc -a.u seem &c
oe il i-e zacs eu5 ;is7 a9a Hon
E.-lo7c : ESost, Of Owenshoro
sad .Jf=s :, Governor Augu3tus z.
t,ls.. ,s Louisville t seems 20
us stat EAST will get the nofaina-
;io- ever Wilson By a handsome
majority, and when Ernst ard
Eecthau line Up for the "Enals" 10
November chsre VII cer5sialy be a
--.;ie -o7a. Tbs Bull Moose have
&C az 10 avcCcd candidate, and il
;1ey pgr -: aoEe, he chances are
very greatly il favor cfMr. Eruess's
e..ctian 70 th;t ofic., AID We &c,
,!evs cEc.usss. that he will b. elect.
&c 2re- our.tosnsr. Gove.aor Beck.
sA-, oyt "a Democrat is elected
re FAC Eaca rather see Beekhau
nominated and elected than any
other Democrat ia the State, for
9sckham las always proved him.
settle Re a clean mau iu politics
asc cue. az3 lie hasa WARE place
II the Eess's oithe ncu-ta:n PEG.
sc,
= tAt gs:s for ths nomination taz
d -o2gssstza2 sser "a. Eleventh
-lsis'-t :oS sae Republican party.
llcr a'eh rowers, our p-ess1- .e3.
-issrca:,Ve arG fellow towrauaz Is
.-s candidate against State Senator
.ce :. boswo:th. As 70 this race
~s s,a@ save eoze,a..g &c say lat
e, az f,cn -s.. Il loeks liz, Pew.
.cs sgs;r
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Death of James
M. Williams
{ b Mitchell,
Asst. Adjt. General.

On Tuesday night, June the 18th.
at about 9:15 O'Clock Mr.. James
Williams passed from this life.
Mr.. Williams was born August
18th, 1855, he was married shree
times all his wives having died he
leavee q family Of four sons and
four daughters to mourn his loss
Mr.. Williams came to this city
about three years ago, and engas.
ed in teauuing, and scarcely lost q
day, he was a very strong, robust
rnaD. weighing something Like rwe
huadred pounds and appeared TO
have tie best " health; he eoek
cholera nerbus three or four daya
ago, aoo It vas thosyht that he
hal recc vetsd, Bat took a relapse
ana I'll. hare strain from vomiting
sis she1srt tvptussd a elooi yes.
sell snd be was stricken With par.
.alysis saturday eisht and was 40.
leStscioss from that tine snsil 1.-The
&c
\ The family is lsis without father
motser aud We certainly sym
pi:btze with then ir this sad be
r9 veuent, atd asssr. then that i'll
|" can help 10 any way We vii
x dly 60 SO; AID VIC f.l that the
eYhnpnity will assist in an, way
\ ssible for their welfare.
IN funeral was held at the Bap.
'i't urch Wednesday ct 3 e'clsek
80 body was istssd in tAs
" ss,sry. fFl
4 -
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Letter FToE2 GAe Dept.
Commander G.. A. r.
owsnsboso, KY,
Tuze Is, 1914.

E6,tor Gocssair Advocate
o. hehalf c: ths Department of
geatueky Grand A.r:y Of the Re.
public, we the retiring Department
Commander aud Asst. @. M. Gener-
a. desire &c express ctr appreciation
of the generous aai ioys. hospital.
ity Of chsps,siotie people Of Bar.
soutville while we were among
thsm a few days age. telling sou6.
deaf beyond a DOUBT 'ssas 'fhis s1-
preston will ness a responsive
ehecd u sc h:eas: 81 every veteran
that Atts-ded TIC .zessinE.
We pass e-...t.y ever tne bnsi-
rsss proceedings CT ouE sncamp.
meat, Wh:ch we iesl confident have
already appeared u Is. columns of
yeas excellent pspes. AID beside il
wiI. srrtss in fvl! in ess Journal Of
the psoet.dings o. 2sr ,nCsnpmeat
which viii ;, ptist.d aud ready for
dis,ribrt.oa 8. a. .ay.y date. We
here coch1e ourselves strictly to
the social ana patriotic features Of
the occasion TINS feature began
on Wednesday airerpooh with a
mamnoath lawn party given on
the spacious grounds Of the beauti-
ful home oiIudse Sampson, Circuit
Judge al the SAITH Judicial District,
where hospitality was dispensed in
the most lavish PERCUSSION by Judge
F. p. Sanpeoz ara his estinable
acd patrictic wife. Everything
connected with tie entertainment
was on al ir-r,ease scale, and ex-
quisitive!y beautiful The old vet
Grams pictures we're taken; the
most delightiC. patriotic music was
disccourssd by tie Red Meas Brass
Band; beautiful girls with the;r
pretty heads adorned wiIh'the Ne
tionsl ca!ors, constantly circulated
among the rhgonE, oiass.hutins ice
cream in ahvrdsacs, and the most
delicious pursh flowed ss freely a.
water from e mountain spring.
The crowniag feature Of this De-
igatul occeaiou was an illustrated
scture On the Gag by Urs. Isabel
Worrell Bail Of the National 1ri.
,u1e stsE of+Washiagsou. .. {.
Lnd Past NEtional Sr vies Presi.
lsns, OF th. Womsn's Rslief Corps.
IRA. Bail is probably the most
Thoroughly iufornsd esrso D ~ the
istory'sad meaning Of the flag IN
be sntiEs county. lhs is a yolsne.
1ous aud forCsfui writer, Der sue.
sss iu that line hs7ius won for
er the vel! deserve; sSubriatet Ct
be Female Erst HArte', The
'sturs was primarily for the child
% uhs bad alfsady listened TO an
Va s,dspssnsiis address BY Mrs
NJ 1spaiss, csps Sadly. sftss
lseAl1s SAia Caps 81 ths Beg
% fhst!tuss, ssi sAsa cane JssSs'
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Times Changes.

-escoce we were married ycv ssak
yvv'e 10. dewa yvr- hse o,r 1aA- ~
eossu6 Il know g." ne recSruSA Re-
emmy; bat tbs omfcunded fiae Is
&C tiny thcro'e ~ pinco o. 10 no.
thing down"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19

No vseuums In the Household.
7 would Like to show you our Aew
vacuum cleaner" began the assn<
whsn the door opened. We amt eoe
no vacuums to Clean" snapped the
hard-faced woman as she slammed The
door.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
To Clean a Refrigerator.

TO GIcSh q HcIII9cIdtcT'
When white spots aprsar % The
refrigerator lining take all tho food
out and rub the zinc with kefVssne.
Leave the refrigerator open for ssT-
eral hours, then wash with ammonia
and warm soapeuds and Let dr. rhces
c1GhlJ.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Truth sIuntIy Exprssseo.

truth sIuntly EHprssseo.
A boy gets scolded for missing his
hair and tearing his clothes. But
when he gets older and tries to look
like q tailor's ad- he isn't nearly -
much Of a comfort to his pa-enta--
NxchsnSe,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Ss6 REGRETS.

Sal I'd known beEo-e 10 v~ks
married that yc1 swore 50, I'd asrvr
have accepted you" ae-~Ccafcaod
I'll That's what comes Of bcae .
HpocTite"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Cause ana Effect

IT must be great to be q maai
One dress suit lasts you for years ana
yeers, and a woman must have psw
gown for every party" That's wig
one dres. suit lasts a man for Jears
and years"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
in Both 9ehsas,

in Both Senses.
First Shopper-"So your husband 70
FUSED to wear that lovely blue snd
mau%e waistooat you bought for him
hast week" Second Shopper-~Yss:
hs declared it went against his strEn-
ach"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19

W. rsesivsds list with 1850
sresftibsrs inscribed thereon.
nssdlbys enc astsn0hils, .hsrs
sovb for another.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Theatrical.

Guest-Anything good at the the
aters this week. You know, some
thing 1 couldn't take my wife tore
Life.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19

"wfat sood deed in yea perform
tudayT the iTst class scout was
asksd. Mother had only enough cas-
or OIL for one dosa 20 I let my sister
sske l." replied the hero.-evfale d.
pgees.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Correct

Correct
An" ne said rapturo1siy, - thsy
danced, Il feel as though were end
inE ON velvet" You are" she replied.
taking q tighter grip on hsr skirt
New York World
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19

by all present especially by the Old
Veterans.
On Wednesday evening there was
A camph FIRE held in the commodius
chapel Of Union College, which was
Sled to overhowi1g by al intelli-
gems, cnitu red, patriotic ssd APP
oreciative audience which was
most gracefully presided over by
Mr.. ] M Robson, Atty at Law
Judge Sampson delivered the vel
coming address TO the veterans,
able, eloquent and patriotic beyond
description, which was responded to
BY the Dept Commander.
Capt. B B Golden, Commander Of
the Local Camp Of Sons of Veterans
delivered an address OF welcome to
the Sons of Veterans, which was
to by A F Ross, Depart
nent Commander Sons Of Veterans.
/ Col John McElroy, Editor of the
lstional Tribune, and Past Senior
Wee Commander in Chief, 6 A r,
\pivered most patriotic, instruct
/ aad eloquent address, bearing
Enly on the fsilacy OF supPosing
l.s\t Lee was a greater General than
MT.
,eAen followed addresses by Mrs.
! ie p Hanson, Mrs. Mary Dodge
I ID President and Secretary re.
y 'pively Of the Womans Relief
! 5is, and Mrs. lisa bel Worrell Ball
Oh T,shington, D. c. These three
las addresses being ali by ladies, l
PriN3pyself as being too true a
kn's to attempt to discriminate,
anu III only say that all were
'a'i' ply, patriotic, instructive
ana loquent. These exercises
were dispersed throughout with
Pa.r,o songs and music by the
Neo M tBand, closing with the
song d be with you till we
meet az !"
On tday morning, while clos.
ing our fuess with an open meet
ing MI b Il. Cash OF Corbin,
came ln' e courr room and de-
hVerea q ch, that for eloquence
pa'rio'isu pd pathos, we have
never nea prpassed, There was
scarcely q VIZ eye in the house
when he fnit Ia
men cam brief band concert
on 'he auare, followed by a
parade nom s. F square to Union
College, led b be Veterans. follow.
ed by the cit 3ns men rvomen.
anu most pea tiful Of all, twelve
nunofeo Snlior bearing flags,
oh the eoieae Campus an out
oooi mee'ins Vas held. and ad-
dresses deIiveredl,- -. .o,iou,;uo
persons: john L. Power, q broth.
er of the Hon. Ca, n Pov,-. NJ,
tsAoeA " o''eiI 5T, Col. John Nc.
Hh0S' ne" " " Ward, Dept
CnaPlain' hon laHes d. Black and
Rev. I Stamper A,,6ce &c 70 saw
that all these addA .ssss usrs 70.
plete with eloquenc and burned
with patriotism. TN se excsrs;ses
Hhe all otneis' were interspersed
with patriotic songs a nd music nv
the Red Mems Band al "A colorsd or.
chestra.
At II O'Clock the elosi ,a not nam.
Z The shape of a dinner fo- av.-z
BODY appeared TO be l.-. I'll.
dinne- was superb in kinE and sAv-.
aud without limit as I'd rr.,4,+r
barbecue prepared to ,r-sec,;on
ourgoo, lemonade, cogel every
hing that one could wan, From
tart 20 6nish the eacanpms,4 was
seas: o. patr;o.oc eloeuend .ba+
vas simply wbiips. Psu ot;,r
.ud elocusuce appear to AowI e-oB
be lips Ct these moprta q peotI. ,
az the Sen Q; v,
usbss from :esr reup:a,a SIDE,
Surely, sur.iy the ;uture cf Mis-
oantry would be absolutely safe, n
utrusted to such ci.iz;ptS as BAr. |
,ourville coatnins CIR ann-erA |
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Physical PeeuljarItIes.

Robert Boyle, the philosopher. ane
ono q the founders Of the ROYAL 70
ciec, could never overcome mis- svcr>
sion % the sound of'watsr splashing
nVm Q pipa and he hAs.put on rsocfr
the case OF one Of his serxs.nis who
could never hear u mife D1ApouN
o. . sheet a brown baDos tom M
cst b'ssding At the swnA
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Refreshing Bath.

4 saleratus foot bath ia most ~
freshins for elderly persons vao~cer
not take much exercise
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Daily Thought.

D VdIIy Inouc1t
; The nohlesr tnlng yos ever DID. tho
MOBILES. emotion. yol 5fer fer. ne
deepBt and mos self-sacrkffang lcve
ever IN yuar soul, that Is yusr Eve peir
SIN. through all tho baser life ina,
wnoh YOU have fallen--PnaliR
Brvoln.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19
Nxs-ai,y.

NzS@-aiiy.
Gsud-"aasa't Mss Oi<r1 gve
ssarchiaS eycsT' Xa-ic-Te. ]
don't wonder at it She's ecca search
ing fcr q husband fc- 60 yee-s-
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19

1as cOrrsspOadsnss from
Tssdsss odd .wsnss Gas re-.
sisvsd Too l5se fsf'tAs tises.
Try "a. Asvsssis a yssr : 81 :
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19

) posted, r.aitAs Ai-ssass
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-19

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NerisnaIsW otiSez.

1yrGulsin 6 bit6 Wae Side. bic
ein5ise 5odter bon 6errn unb sSral
George u. side, 1928 Gleinpieip 2lDe.,
bat ii9 aeitern nit 5errn Ro Der t
Gun psrmdblt. Der 3rauuHa. mel.
6e i'm glternbauis Der graut polI5o.
gen ipuroe. iuohnten niir bic beibers
ieitiaen g(neebori1en Sci. 9saa bem
ppuleHten 5ohseiismabl trat bas Jun.
se paar, 6eslsitet BON ben ber5li6iten
Gliifpiiniden Der 4naeb0rigsn. bic
6od5eitsreiIe mad bem Often an. 6srr
Gun 1T als Reiienbsr fir bic Burt.
bdrbt Setter 6aroina 60. thdtis.
frau annu Ularsaretb q
Gebbart aeb. aoop, III am 9ien.
itaa i'm bObsn utter BON 81 Subrn
idnft biniibergeI9lummert In elm Def.
i.res .senIeit. Gle mar bic @itttpe bes
peritorbsnsn pionisrs .Sobn 3. gsbs
bart. Die gssrbisuns finbet am f5r.i.
taa Rorgen BON bem gtd6lifement
beg 2eifenbeitatters Gus Gilbebdus,
1414 0ine Strabe, aus Itaii, porauf
in Der Ct. Hrdn5istus Stride elm fsi.
erIites Rsduiew absebaIten pirb.
strau Maria annd aubts
M n n aeb. Ruibe iDurbe seiterH
ibren ais6sn biir9 ben Soo entriiIsH,
innia 6etrduert BON alien, bic nit Der
pdderen ssrau I'm 2eben suidmmense.
tommen iparen. Sic bate Elm 4lter
Don 70 .Sabrsu errei6t unb mar aus
8oringbaui.n sebiirtis. Die gssrbi.
guna finbet am Samftaa Morsen bonn
9rauerbauis. SO. 1133 Dopton Stras
Be, aus iiatt. tpOrauf in Der ct. @u.
auitinus air6e elm feisrIi9es RsquieH
obgebdlieu pirb.
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9lbgeipieIett
@nrbe bic $4,000 Sdabeneriae'
flase bss Ben. garnes gessa bic
Rnllmnn So.

sn Der S9aSeneriabflage iiber
$50. 1913, ueld|e Sen. &. Barnes bon
Mlaoiion, @is., Elm 9ieiienOer Der
gtationnl Gaib 3egiiter go. BON 9aDs
ton, g., gegen Die Enllninn Gar &c.,
9rofclior @m. Sill BON G1icago, 81,
lno oeiien glopptip,1ohter, SRI. Cecil
Sia pom getbanp @. 9a,, eingerei6t
bate, nuroe geitern i'm gunoesge.
ridt, nahoem Die 8erbmlolungen
idon felt lesten Wiittipoh i'm @nnge
iparenj aiif glHoronuug bes 5litters
0olliiter ein geroift III 8uniten nller
gerflngten abgege6en.
Barnes mar i'm W,Grs 1911 nnf
9etref6en DON lrl. Sia unb Der Billl.
man 60. inter Der gIntlaae, Die er'
iiere in eillem S6lafipagen in frini.
heller @eiie an9egriiieu 8il baben,
perbdftet, ie6oh nod elmer Ser
banolung Dor elmer sstrp frei'
geiprofen iuoroen. Gr reidte
oarauibin Die geitern entidieoene
Sdaoeneriastlage ein, fonHte jeooh
ip1breno Der gerbnnolung in feiner
Siniiht oen geipeiS er6ringeu, oaB
Die @crflagteu feline gerbaitnng i'll
bosartiger slbiiht eingeleitet batten.
9(us oieiem 8rimoe itellten Die Nm
p1Ite Der gesflaaten seitern ben gln'
irag, oen 8oa aus ben Sdnoen Der
sSllrp 5it nebmen, Der aiih bon Hit'
ter SoIliiter alitgebeiben ipnroe.
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Asanm
Saben bic Ruffen in BET
9 6la6t bei&utno
hpr1orp


2onbon, 19. Nopembsr. - Cine
0epeIhe Der Zines" aus Berlin piu
&openbagen iaat, oaB am Mittpo6
Serlin 5u Gbren Ocs Sieges, ben Ge=
neral Don 9inbsnburg in polsn er'
rungen bat, betorirt gereien lei.
Die OspeI4e Iagt, baB bic 8erluite
Der Rniien auf 10000 Bis 10000
Wtann ubgeI6GBt perben.
Die 3ennefiee in 6 10 8 q NJ
aeto men.
G6ips, 18. gon. Der ameritani.
ite qunasrtreuaer .Senneiiee" 1T am
0ienitag bier anqetommen.
glls Der ameritanii1e 9otIhatter IN
&Onitantinopel Senrp Wtor9entbau
haDpn bena6ri6ti9t puroe, bub Don
einem SORT bel Smnrna aus ouf cine
pinaiie Der Senneiiee gefeuert
purOe, bsfabl er Der .Gsnneiiee uuf
Griuhen Der tiirtiihen 9eumten bin,
iit aug tiirtif9eu @etDGiiern Su ents
Ternen, pbne ben @orfaq gu unteriu.
den.
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alingeliabrer.

Der polisei ipurbs geff.rn 9lbeno
mitgetbsili, baB Elm unsefdbr 80 Sab
re alter Wlann bas Gsiddit BEG
.alinselfabrsn" betreibt. Der damn,
Der Der poIissi ndber beIhrisben ipur.
be. betrat s.iiern nit sinem Sanbs
tGi4den, aus peltlem CT Sfeniaipdrs
se periauft. bas 5aus Ro. 5 Chen
Bart Terrace, unb ldutste an elmer
Wobnuns i'm sipsitsn Gtudiperi. Du
niemanb Dffnete. perfudte bsr guride
aHgtbIid) mitteIit RaaiHliiFsls bic
Sbiirs gu Dffnen, ipurbs abtr bon
sin,r geiuobnerin bss tritten Stods
ipsriss btoba&iet. unb perihpanb, dls
er bic sSrau Iab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Die Gage Der &miien
augcni&einlid iest cine
uHgiinitige.

augcni6einlid iest eine
uHgInitige
0onSon, 19. Ropenber. Ser ct.
Getersburgcr aorreiponoent oes
0niIp telegraph iagt:
Sic SdIa9t, Die iett in ser noro'
tpeitliten @de Don Tolen i'm @an9e
it, lit wabri6einli6 Die wiidltigite, Die
Ioreit in benz riliiiihen 5elb5ug ge'
id)lagen purSc, mto Denn altf MIR
mangeIbafte GSniormation hltr6iifcrt,
10 idcint es bod bereits gepiB 5u
iein, oaB Der iiesrcife 9Ormarid Der
9fuiien elm jGbes Gnbe errei6t bat,
6enr cS lit eriidltIi6, baB Die 8egen'
0frniipe Der Geuti6en Die &uiien ge-
sippuger bat, iid cine groBe Strede
melt mad, riidip1rts 5u fon5eutriren.
giner Der fdbi9iten Wfitarbeiter Der
n9rmee. 3eitmg" 9iebt 5lL buB Der
9rieg il cine neue |boie getreten lei,
Die BON entideiSen0em Ginflub iiir
ben snjen arieg peroen foune.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
@eiaert i'd @aite sn beSieueu.

sSn sinsm Saftbtfsbl ipurbs Der gt.
fdaftsfiibrsr zines Rsitaurlnis, Ser.
narb giIIsrman. go. 1149 Sdrriion
4beniie. bsihuloisi. Otis 8. Cor,
bon 90. 434 Soptins Strabs, ab.
iidili9 nitt bsbisnt gu babsn. Cor
sab an, bab er am Is. Sitpbsr bas
Rsiiairant betrot, Inn cine Wabl3eit
Su siisH, ibm oieielbe obsr psrpeiseri
fporbsn i.i. gs III biss Der erite Saft.
befsbl bisisr Qtrt, iusIdtr i'm muni3i.
palseribt tripirtt ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
slHs aanins Gitu einaetroiien.

0etsttip gentsr tsbrts seisrn aus
aanIus eiip NIT Sofepb 2tiIoung mad
Cincinnati 3uriid. 9lilouns III feiins
Der Jirma 3aboor, go. 345 on 8.
Strabe, Der 5inierSisbuns Dun Mads
rem beTGuloigt iporben, ipsl9e ibm gum
Bertrieb in Obio, aber nift in anoe'
rem Stua n iibertrassn tpurbsn. 9es=
sleiden I'D Der gsi9ulbiste Den Be
tras bon 5000 Der 5ir,na nidt abss.
liefert baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
@iasladter ile6sriaa.

ginsn ileinen Rampf nit sinsm Wss
aeIe 5srer battle aeitern Qlbenb Gbas.
Wlunrp BON Ro. 3716 portlanb qlpe.
ausaufedtsn unb aelana es ibm, ben
Buri4en in bic fIud)t gu ihlnsen.
gsim pafiirtn Der SapIor glpenue
unb Barton Roab trat pl0blib Der
StrpIh aud bsm Duntel Eerpor unp
perfuhte Munro an3ufaIlsn. Der iif
aber bes .9(maislir gDegeldserera1
fd)nel entlebiqeu fonnie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
9ein rmiiiider gplbat
Sf iber gnsIanb mad
Grantrei9 sei 6idt

2onbon. 1s. giuo. 9ds Dor eini.
gen Ronaien i'm llmlauf befinoIiGe
9sriiht, oaB $4,000 rufiftbe SoIoa.
ten bon glr6anssI, i'm n0rbli4enRub-
Lamb, ua4 S4OttIuno sebra4t uno
BON bort aug Hah SSruntrei9 eef9idt
lporbeu fsisn, purbe am NitttDod i'm
llntsrbaus fir srfunDen srtldrt. Die
&egieruns CAB auf 9efrdssn bic Gr.
tlaruns ab. bab su teinsr 3eit ruff.
i9s STuppen iibsr GHslaus nab bsm