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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30
FROM OVER OUR GREAT STATE.

The Farmers Union assembled in annual
convention Tuesday at Opelousas.
Ground was broken last Thursday for
the site of brick city hall in Kaplan.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal of last
Monday in its report of cotton crop condi-
tons puts the crop in Louisiana for 1914 at
81 as compared with 79last year.
Former State Senator Henri l.. Gueydan
of Vermilion was selected as the unopposed
Democratic nominee for Congress by the
Third District organization meeting at New
Iberia last Saturday.
Louisiana Planter, July 25th: The past
week has brought good deal of rain to
the Louisiana sugar district and the weather
has been hot. All Of this has promoted the
growth of the cane crop exceilently. The
crop is nearly all laid by, but on those
places where work has not been finished
the rains have of course, caused a post
ponement. The crop is showing very
encouraging tendency to catch up and il
the rains will now cease for a while and
allow the finishing touches to be put to the
crop the conditions will become more en-
couraging than they have been hitherto
this season.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30
FUSS AND FEATHERS.

John Marks of Assumption, and w. T.
Peter( ouDson and other Bull Moosers in
the Third Congressional District are happy
and are dramatically trying to dance a
jig of JOY and to sing song Of gladness
over the desertion of number of broken
spirited Democrats and disconsolate poll
ticans who were none too hopeful, and are
proelaiming from the housetops that they
intend to break the solid Democratic Con-
gressional delegation of the State by cap
turing the Third District next November
and at the next general election gobble up
the entire State. This great Republican
influence in Louisiana " talk is such an old
story it has crows feet around the eyes.
For years they have kept their ears to the
ground, listening with bated breath to hear
the echo of an earthquake and the annihi-
hilation of the Democratic party, with the
barren result only of the plaintive bleat oil
q handful of shelfworn Democratic de-
serters. The Republicans of the Third
District, who are masquerading as Pro-
gressives, are due such walloping next
November that it is a heard hearted man
who can deny them this mouldy crust oil
comfort Of the political blow OUT they
are now enjoying.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30
Confederate Deaths.

Capt. W. G. Laughton, veteran OF the
Army Of Northern Virginia, died last
Thursday near Norfolk, Va.
Albert B. Cox, rs years old and widely
known Confederate veteran, died last
Thursday in Newport News, Va.
Athanasius Thomas died at Medina.
Tenn, on the I'D, in his eighty-firs year.
He was Confederate veteran, prominent
farmer and devoted member of the Metho-
dist Church.
F. A. Miller died Monday in New Or
leans, aged q years. He was member
of Company B, Second Louisiana Infantry
and was promoted sergeant major of the
regiment near the close of the Civil War.
j. S. Bullock, native of Alabama,
eighty -one years old, died on the 21st al
the Beauvoir Soldiers Home at Biloxi,
Miss. He was member of the Ninth Mis-
sissippi Cavalry, Gen. S. w. Furgerson's
Brigade, during the Civil War.
Abandon Bradley, lifelong citizen oil
Gloster, Miss, died in that place on the
ed. He was seventy-six years old, and
served during the Civil War as member
of Company K, Forty fourth Mississippi
Regiment, losing leg in battle.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30
T. w. Perrin.

Natehitoebes Times.l
: In our announcement column appears
the notice of the candidacy of T. w. Perrin
for the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress from this, the Eighth District.
Mr.. Perrin is the same gentleman who
was in the race last election with j. B. AS
we'll and made such fine race. Accord
ing to the belief of many he was actually
elected, but counted out.
Of course, being arrayed against the
self-constituted political authorities, he is
subject to the bitterest, fercest and most
cowardly attacks in secret and underhand
ways; but the people realized last election
that job was being put up on them and
the political offices were being parceled
out among the politicians to suit them
selves, and resented it by giving Mr.. Per-
rim handsome vote.
We sincerely trust that every liberty
loving and true Democrat in the district
will rally to the support of Perrin-not so
much for Perrin himself as for the cause
he epresents-independo Democracy,
free from intrigue, trading and hypocracy.
Being human, of course Mr.. Perrin has
faults, and these will be magnified and
enlarged on until his worst private enemy
would not recognize him-but we believe
he is man that can look friend and foe
in the face and be frank; we believe he is
9 man with political convictions and net
one built on the order of iellyfish and
capable of taking shape with any company
he happens to keep.
About PERKINS, ability, there can be no
doubt, for he ran proud and boastful Aswell
off the stump in the first platform appear
ance in the last campaign-at Campti-one
of the many homes" claimed by the Doc.
Good news of the campaign comes from
all over the district. The people are
aroused and are determined that no set of
politicians, no matter how great, shall meet
in any back room and sdivy" the Offices
out.
Aswell's duplicity, weakness and habit
| OF trimming sails to suit the breeze, are
being found out all over the district, and
people are leaving him. From Rapides,
Vernon, Avoyelles and Vim the deflec-
tons are very noticeable. There is little
doubt but that Perrin will carry his own
parish, LaSalle, by larger majority than
before. DR.. Aswell lost Natchitoches
Parish last time and will lose it by a larger
majority this time. Advices from Sabine
and Grant are meagre.
Here's to T. W. Perrin-our next Con-
gresham, by the grace Of the People
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30
A Pioneer Preacher Passes.

From the Shreveport Journal of July 25th.l
All that was mortal of Robert James Harp
has been consigned to the grave.
In the passing of this grand old man of
God, the city of Shreveport and the State
of Louisiana lose one of their pioneers-a
man with a record that has perhaps never
been equalied in this country.
Beginning his service in the Masters
vineyard when but lad of fourteen years,
Robert James Harp spent seventy -one
years in the ministry of the Methodist
Church, being a charter member Of the
Louisiana Conference and serving as the
first regularly assigned pastor of the con-
gregation now known as the First Metho-
dist Church of this city.
He did not belong to this city alone, for
under the laws of his church which limit
pastorates to four years in one charge, he
was sent to all parts of the State of Louisi-
ana and was known and beloved in almost
every section of the commonwealth. For
the. church he loved and served so faith
fully he suffered many privations and hard
ships in the early years OF his ministry
the days when handsome church buildings
and lucrative salaries were practically un-
known. He obeyed every call. giving
abundantly of himself-aH that he had to
give-the most precious of all gifts we must
believe.
The end of his life was peaceful. He
was ready and anxious, we do not doubt
to begin the journey to that blessed land te
which his life partner preceded him but a
few short months-to that heavenly home
prepared by the Father for those who love
and serve Him upon the earth. We are
told that the allotted span of life is three
score and ten-for period even longer
than this Robert James Harp went up ane
down the land doing good to his fellowmen
preaching the gospel, uniting the happy
lovers, burying the dead, giving solace ano
encouragement where most needed: A
record of seventy-one years as a minister
for Christ is splendid possession; bearing
this record up to the pearly gates we can.
not doubt that Robert James Harp was me
with the words of welcome: "Well done
good and faithful servant; enter thou inte
the joys of thy Lord
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30

It is a matter of regret that many Lou
isiana lawmakers seem to take pleasure in
raiding the State Treasury by creating I'M
necessary offices, raising salaries and vot-
ing extravagant appropriations, while the
already heavily burdened taxpayer is made
to "make good" Are these ''liberal
legislators as prodigal in disbursing their
personal funds as they are in misappro-
priating the public funds? An answer is
not necessary.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30

In to-day's issue of the Banner will be
found a card from Hon. Andrew Currie
announcing his candidacy for membership
on the Board of Equalization for Louisiana.
Mr. Currie, who has filled the position OF
Mayor of Shreveport with honor to himself
and satisfaction to his constituents, is a
worthy representative of the DEMOCRACY OF
this State. He is honest and capable-one
of those Democrats of the old school upon
whom the party should be glad to bestow
honors.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30

the total of the incomes received in that
district from about Is 900 persons amounts
to ST 900, OO0, 900, or S66,667 for each per-
son. The district is in lower New York,
and comprises about two square miles OF
Manhattan Island. 1t is regarded as the
richest region in the world, of the same
size. Adjoining it on the east and north
is region of one square mile on which
600, 900 people live; but very few OF these
pay income tax, few of them enjoy secure
incomes. 1t is the most populous region
in the world.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30
EcclesiasteS.

All his days also he eateth in darkness,
and he hath much sorrow and wrath with
his Sickness, II.
Suffer not thy mouth to cause thy flesh
to sin: neither say thou before the angel,
that it was an error: wherefore should God
be angry at thy voice, and destroy the
work Of thine hands?-v, 6.
That which is crooked cannot be made
straight: and that which is wanting cannot
be numbered. communed with mine own
heart, saying, Lo, am come to great es-
tate, and have gotten more wisdom than all
they that have been before me in Jerusa-
lem: yea, my heart had great experience
of wisdom and knowledge. And gave
my heart to know wisdom, and to know
madness and folly: preceived that this
also is vexation of spirit, 15-17.
The wise mans eyes are in his head; but
the fool walketh in darkness: and myself
perceived also that one event happeneth to
them all. Then said / in my heart, AS 1t
happeneth to the fool, so it happeneth even
to me; and why was | then more wise?
Then said in my heart, that this also Is
vanity. For there is no remembrance of
the wise than Of the fool for ever; seeing
that which now is in the days to come shall
all be forgotten. And how dieth the wise
man? as the fool. Therefore / hated life !:
because the work that's wrought under the
sun is grevious unto me: for all is vanity
and vexation of spirit. Yea, | hated all
my labor which had taken under the sun
because / should leave it unto the man
that shall be after me. And who knoweth
whether he shall be wise man or fool?
vet shall he haua r1aln ovar oil nv, Ia bor
wherein have labored, and wherein have
showed myself wise under the sun. This
is also vanity. Therefore went about to
cause my heart to despair of all the labor
which | took under the sun.-14-20.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30
BOarderS Not Wanted

wish to announce to the public that I
will for the present, and for an indefi-
mite period, discontinue the practice of
taking boarders and dodgers at my home,
in Benton. My former patrons will
please take notice.
31-3-p Mrs. J.. E. ROGERS.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30
Here Are Three Bargains

Two second hand Mowers, in good con-
dition-$15 and S25. A Gin Outfit COM
plete, consisting Of two 6O-saw stands,
with ehafting, pulleys, press and con-
denser. Less than half price. Address,
Plain Dealing, La. N. w. SENTELL.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30
For Sale or Exchange

OFT The best small farm in North Bosser, located
+ II II. miles south of Arkana. 1t consists Of 60
acres, well improved. A good six-room house,
other buildings, a good orchard, wagon and team,
Guided. On line of transportation route to Red
Land Graded School. Will sell. or exchange for
property located in or near Plain Dealing or
Benton. S. DAVIS, Plain Dealing, La
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30

lected from individuals in one district of
New York City, it has been estimated that
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30
For Sale

A complete secondhand saw mill outfit,
including 15-inch flooring machine.
All in good condition. Also, a first
class Frost Engine. Address the UNDER
signed at Plain Dealing, La.
lott M. G.. WRIGHT.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-07-30

The Way.
Thy way, dear Lord, and Thine alone,
Ifain would go;
Pm weary now OF treading paths my own;
Thy way I'd know.
My darkened soul is lonely and oppressed
Without guide;
would but closer clasp Thy hand and rest
Near by Thy side.
long to feel q stronger, firmer win
Leading my cwn,
Trembling stand among the shadows still,
Fearful alone.
know not where my steps unguided tend,
What be their fate;
But need to feel some surer, brighter end
My toll await.
Ineed Thy sweet approval to Hume
Tho path tread;
To feel Thy hand clasp mine amid the gloom,
would be led
Show me thy way, to hear Thy tender voice
waiting stand,
would no longer have will or choice,
But Thy command.
ELIZABETH DAVIS FIELDER.
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Yritiide wsanlwnrisarbsit

Man m6dte es fnft NIT Sreuben
begriiBen, baB es enblih 3fpiihen
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gefoHunen it,, benn BON eiiiem frieo.
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Eno ioHimer5ieIlem Oebist fonnts bsi
ben per1htIifer WeitteIn, beren iid
bic @riten beoienten, faiim nod Die
Hebe iein. Die 9erleilmbirng mar
idon felt langen ssabren ibre bebor.
siigte Wniie NIB BON Der @eiie. tpie
iie iih oenelben 5i bebieneu pflpgteL
mag cir .lrtifel. Der erIi Dor aiirdcrn
IN .gaitren engineering, eiuem In
Sbausbdi eri6einsnDsn sychbIutt,
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iIen.
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bic ibr Wertrnuen nilf bentfd)e Dill.
t1rinitrJfteire uno beiitides sriegs,
material ieeerr ieien EN- ldherlides
Ghaufpiel fiir bic Welt. Was cine
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ten bic Eiirfen i'm Ietfen ariege er-I
iobren. lie Tiirfei babe nid)t iiur Die
slusbiloiiniig ibrer SoIbaten Eeutfh-
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bic @oiien mib bic Dhlnition, Bic iieI
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Cine amerifaniide SanSels.
marine.

Ter Sitel iit eupbemiitiId su neb.
men, benn er Oeiltet an, bab mir uns
iiher stipas ausipre6een ipoIIen, mas
gar nidt porbanOen 1T. asiosr nur
Su DaSr. pas Der prGiibent tes
Ste6ltraits in ter SiBuns bea 9ers
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StahI nit Golb uuisepossn miro unb
fiir Den UuibeI Dei5en 5sbu Dollars
sebpten perben, mir iinS auber
Stanos, bic Sonjunttur ausSuniisen,
neil mir feline S6iffs baben, I'M Die
Waaren babin Su bsf0rbsrn. rpo iie ges
brcltt perbcn.
yiie 3uoor BADEN mir bas Ieb!er
elmer SuubeIsfIotts 70 bitter empfun,
ben, tpie geraoe jebt. gu elmer 3.it, no
mir ben 5anOsl Ter gan5en Welt oers
mittelu tOnnten. nnb unisr @olt mar
einit oas ihiffabrtlisbenbits ser Welt.
Wir batten bieis auit iinb 2iete uno
ben frObli6en Wasemutb fir ils See
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ben gnslanbern. 5oGGnoern uno
SffpeNsu iibsrnommen, bic Iammt
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rem. Das Weer trennie bic aoloniiten
Dr,. Der 5eimatb unb es mar nur nas
tiirlidL Oab iis fehniii6tig iber bas
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blidten. go fam es, bab iibsrdll an
Der @aferiante, mose biel. nun bos
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polite, perbot bic 9luspan6eruna bon
7 diffsbaueru unb ben grport dlIer
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peuouns fdntI.n. Das mar natiirii3 |
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gsrnidlfenSes llrtbeil iibsr
WlsSfpuitertbnm.

Die gseip Dorfer 3eihing Ger
Meinririien .gpoboba9 tJrsibeit)
terfimbet in cinem Seitartiel, oaB Der
ariea Mublnnbs bic @efreiung Der
Sleinruiien sur GoIee baben iperbe,
uno per0ifentliht Die glnttport zines
ruiiiihen 9iennfteiirs auf bic ,Srage.
ner Der Siegrr int Sample gfubIanos
gesen 9eiitibIano unb Geiterreid,
iein miro. SiI bem 9eitatifeI beibt
es:
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llngarn rnb 0em fIeinen Serbien bat
begonnefl uiIo einen elirop1ifhen
arieg berailfbeidporen. sSiir inns
llfrainer Gleinrniien bat bieier
&i eirie 6oppeIte gebeistinlg: ~
sluf beiben geiten Der friegiiibrenben
Horteien perDen sfleinrulien su f1m.
pfen baben. q Der arieg rpirD Das
SdidiaI unb Die 8iifunft Der aIein-
ruiien entiaejben.
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eokal.Dfrid)t
Ie'GrlantniiiAeiHe.

)ellbsri Gpans, "a, Gopinsion, ap.
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miller Str.
)Ssear aoebeI, 90. 322 Wsbitsr Ctr.
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| lStsua 9abis, q. 91S mei. 8. Ctr.
)Ottisn Coleman, %, 4449 Gmmon
! Gtrabs.
lGIisabstb gariIsp, 19. WiamitOpn.
(GburIes Rrerlans. 80. 3242 gilbert
I 2lptriiis.
lSnes De3ouer. 20, 2541 Sadberrp
Strabs.
)Sobann Gambling, 33, 2199 Ueftern
Wpenus.
tWasoaIena Riii, 80. bessl.
JDiuiam gobrsr. 2l. Glmipoob GDlaes.
tgrae. u. paImsr. 19. 1920 DbOnau
Strabs.
JohH U. Stpbert IT,, 70, ban yedr
unb Sbio Mpe.
lSpbdnna G4nur, en- % WeIt
Clifton qpe.
lgsOrg. %. ROIfes. %, 17os Din.
Strabs.
lWsarp w. Barnes. %. 1915 giue
Strabs.
JGeorst Grubsr. 27, Rsabine. o.
lgtmanod @eber. 10. Wsnies, 8.
lallbsrt 8. UicgIsmsnts. 20. Rarep.
/ Rem Dori.
lGlortnee Sane Spraie. 20. 1928 Gin.
ipcoo RoaS.
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oranniiotion anf ben Sfeaftiondr
Siilmaa feitsuIeeer. lie gerbanolun-
aen bobeu nirilnlebr ocn ihliiiiigei
geipeis aebrudt. oaB Die Yrosreiiipe
9artei nidts meiter aIs cine Gin.
Nialn.Yartei" iii, baB Der sgrcbc
9bet" init ibr maiden falnipas ino
ipie er Mil. GO fldgIib lnib beicnoers
in 10 furser 6riit bat iid ipabrbaftig
nod niemaIs cine Bartei abseipirtb-
fhaitet, rpie es oieie bon SauienSen
naiper 2ente begriiftc Eartei iertig
eebrad)t. g9ir beballpten, onb nad)
Der Serbihpabl pon bcn Nrogrelilpen
nur up9 ser 9fniae iibrig ieln miro
rnb Die @efolgitait, bic idon arg 5u.
iamncngeifrlimpft lit ibren gscg
5uriidiiubet in Die 9icigen Der Gepu-
blitaner.
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Gran GObn ipridjt,

Sn Der angeIesenbsit Der Dina
cber Marp Rofanopsid. ipelfe aus
seblid BEL Der Gomilie 8. gpbn, 80.
515 Ribgefrup Qlpenus alS Disnits
mGbten obne Hs3dbluis fit ibre
2eiItungsn feitssbalien fpiirbs unh iidb
erpfli6tst bate. stpsi Sabre obns aobn
Az arbeiisn, trtlGrte seiierH Jrau
Gobn, baB oas Mdbden freilpilIis
bieie 8ebingungen angsncmrieu babe.
ba es besierig mar. Ameriia lennen
Sn Iernen. Jrau Gpbn erildrts. bab
iie bas Wdbfen BEL ibrem Heiua in
europa BEL ibrem Better In aoni,
polen, ansetroffen bat, fiir tpsI6en
fie ibGtis mar. bod niemals bic GI>
tern bes Wadbhens seisbsn bot. wlina
srtiGrte iih lansebIid bersii, Sipei,
Sabre eesen, aoIt unb 2pgis unb
stleibung fir bic aamilie g0bn su
arbeitsn. Die 5amilis gobn Bat bas
WdbGen In ber siptiten HfuIfe DON
europa mad bier gebrndt. On Der
lSamilis fpurhe lis aresbIi1 als i5ns
milienalisb bsbdnbsit unb rei1lit
nit alsibuna perfsben. Rad ben
iesissn llmiidnbsn lit iyruu Gobn sus
frieben. bab bas Mdbdxn bas 6oas
rerlaHen bat. Gam COIN. etesH
,pelhtn Elm 6dftbefsbI ipeaen unse.
biibrlifen getrnasns In W<rbinbung
NIT bisftr elnseIsssnb<it sripirft
mar, fpurbe IN Daft stnommsn. bod
ssgsH giirsi@dfi auf frsism CUB b.
iaiien.
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gs mirS nidt m5tbig isin, bieHn
Sdanbnahtuerf, nod ipeitere Gbos
rafteriititen nn5ubingen. lin aber
Die Erayis Der beitjdfeinbIifen eng.
liidlen g'ropagan6n in Gbina poaenos
0ll ialiirirert iei nod cine stleinigfcit
mebr aus Der beuifhkn Denti9rifs ans
geiiibrt. Gs gibt nngIoHineiiihe
SduIatIarten, dili oenen Ieitihlnn6
lleben benz nit stabten iiberfdten
GnaIano nur nit speioeIberg inio nod
elmer tIeinen Staot bertreten III. Sn
eincm Observation-Disclosures, bus sIeit-
iaIIs Uon eifiem Gngl6n6er rerfabt
1T, beibr es u. a. iportIid: sengIdHo
liegt III europa, ebenio i5ranfreidI,
Spailien, Bortugal. 5talien, Soudno.
8iiibIanb imo bic Siirfei; ale oieie
adnber Iieaen III europa. Bon
DeutlAIano ooer GeIierreih 1T aiio
mil teinem &ort Die giebe.
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Was,ia.

ssn Der glabi gum Dienifas bisIisn
bic 9ettitibs Stsssr. G9tpSblt unb
Diers cine Rad5ia auf ben Goft
@rint parlor Don emanuel Rnor on
Der Gsorse girabs ab unb b<rbdfte.
ten anor unb Min Giripart, ipsIhtr
ols GhdntielInsr bort ibdiis III, uns
ter btr gsfhulbiauns bsr MsrIebung
bes Ghdnseeiebss. miniam Hurte
DON Der 2oRsiporib Gtrabs, ipelGtr
IN bfm Qotal aHipefsnb mar uno psrs
iufie cine JlaI4e init gDbistp al Ser.
iblagen, ipelf5e bic Ntdmien ala Bes
ipeismoterial bsiHfdgndbmt katten,
ipurbe unter Der BtihuIbigurg bes
uHOEnsltljGsu HsttassnS rtrbafiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12

Wie bdtte 1866 Stalien
nit ben Sei.erreifern fertia lpsrben
tuolien, ipsnn bic preuBen bel aOnisz
arGb nift aeIieat tGtten? Bel Gue
fto,aa parb lire 2anDmadt unb bel
2iiIa ibre Sesma9t beiieat. bic lesters
ioaar pernihtet. Stalien fsnnt abs-
peber Oantbarteit nod @ertraas.
pfIiGten. 9ieGeidt lit es aana gut 10.
Gin lauer Srreunb 1T ihlimmer ais sin
pfiensr sseino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12

3meitauien0 lllanen boz
ben bie @clgier fir lire 9ctrolaticri
iibriggeIaiicn. mir glauben aber. Dab
Die belgiifen 6rnuen beiicr iinS als
iic bon bcn 9riiiieler 2iigeniabrifan'
ten aenlad)t Derhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12

StaIien iuat ausen
fdeinli9 bic gelesenbeit nit
Saaren berbeisusiebsn, Inn bic Musfe
aaaa fallen su laiIsn uno iid Den
sseinben Oeutfhlanbs uno SeiterretA.
Il laorns offen dnsui6Iiebcn, mas es
iett Idpn i'm @ebsimen tbut. Wan'
,des aapitel Der oeutiden Gsidi6ts
eraIblt Don Der nell6en Slide.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12
wsit,uOdJ, ben 12. slusnit 1914.

Die ensIif4en @efGnss
niife baben aIle 6ungeritreitsrtns
nen entlaifen Sa bic 3eitunaen iebt
feline 3eit haten, iif nit ben aampts
iuffrdgetten an befaiIen. pirb eS aud
balb feiue me6r aeben.