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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-10
SQUARES the Loss of the Mon
mouth and Good Hope.
BRITISH SHIPS were ALONE
Japanese Squadron Failed tt
Connect With the Fight.
Renewed Activity Along thu
Western Battle Front.

Buenos Ayres, Dec. 1O.@The Brit
ish fleet Of Vice-Admiral Won Stee Is
reported to have completed its VIC
tory over the German fleet Dy over
taking and sinking the cruisers, Nurn-
berg and Dresden.
The report of the Overtaking and
destruction of the two remaining ves-
cells of the German fleet was received
here today in wireless from Port
Stanley.
All attempts to get further details
of the engagement of Tuesday morn
ing through the MOntevideO wireless
station have failed. MOntevideO Is
unable to communicate with Port
Stanley or get any confirmation of the
brief statement that the Nurnberg
and Dresden have been sunk.
According to information received
here, six British cruisers were engaged
with the Germans. Nothing is known
as to the makeup of the British
squadron, except that it was accom-
panied by one transport.
The battle which resulted In the
sinking of the German cruisers,
Schornhorst, Gneisenau and Leipzig
started in Argentine waters but devei-
oped into a running fight which was
carried into the high sea and the
German cruisers are reported to have
gone down Off the Falkland Islands.
The German admiral. Won Stee,
went down with his flagship, the
SchornhOrst.
The British loss. according to the
wireless report, amount to less than
100 killed and wounded. The British
vessels were but slightly damaged.
The Germans tried to avert the dis
aster Admiral Won Stee was en-
deavOring to get out into the open
Atlantic. He misjudgcd the direction
the British fleet was coming from,
however, and was forced to give bat
tie.
The British fleet also captured and
sunk five German merchant vessels.
The latest statement issued by the
British admiralty made no mention
of the British fleets reported success
in Overtaking and sinking the Nurn-
berg and Dresden.
London, Dec. 10.-The naval bat
tie in the South Atlantic and the ILL
ness of Emperor William diverted at
tentio today from the great strug-
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-10
SNOW and Wind
Cold NOrther Blows FlurrieS at
15.Mile Gait,
Kansas Given More of Much
Needed Moisture.

While the minimum this morning
broke no record for the season. the tenn
perature has averaged lower than at
any time since February %. The north
wind held the needle down. The tenn.
perature at two O'Clock was twenty de-
grees. This is real winter weather
Snow flurries continued throughout
the day. Up to two o'clock this after
noon there had not been enough snow
to measure. however. The wind was
ten miles an hour from the northwest
this afternoon.
Snow is falling in many parts Of
Kansas today, adding in value to the
good supply of moisture that covered
the state yesterday. The temperature
fell to Is degrees in the northeastern
sections of the state today. The snow
is driven before a 15-mile-an-hour
wind from the north.
The stage of the Kaw river is only
35 feet or six inches above the low
water mark. Moisture is needed bad
ly in al. parts of Kansas.
There were light snow hurries at
Topeka Wednesday night and this
morning, and the minimum tempera-
ture was below normal for the first
time since December 3. The govern
ment thermometer reading at seven
and nine o'clock this morning was 8
o'clock this morning there had not
been enough snow to measure.
The wind, which was from the
north and northwest all night and
from the north this morning, is pene-
trating. 1t has averaged in velocity
between IL and Is miles an hour.
That moisture is badly needed Is
shown by the fact that the stage of
the Kaw river is but 3.5 feet, falf
foot above the lowest on record, which
occurred a year ago last September.
The sun has not been seen in six days
but the elements do not seem dis
posed to "cut loose" with the needed
moisture.
The forecast: Partly cloudy to-
night and Friday; not much change
in temperature"
The highest temperature recorded
on this date in the last twenty-eight
years at Topeka was II in 1910; the
lowest was in 1909.
Rock Island and Santa Fe reports
indicate that an average of two inches
of snow has fallen in the western
! third Of the state. The snow is some
what heavier in western Nebraska.
There we're snow f1urries in many
sections of the state this morning ac-
| cording to the reports.
Shippers forecast: Protect thir-
ty-six hour shipments north and west
against temperature of IL to Is de-
grees; east and south, 18 to %"
Snow has also fallen at Homewood.
burg, Talmo, Wichita, Garnett. Abb
worth and Lawrence.
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voted to an analysis of President Will
sons references to national defense in
his annual address to congress Tus-
day. He declared the president had
set up "a bOgey man Of straw" and
that 'ff war were to break out today
it would be found our coast defenses
mas not sufficient ammunition for
an hours fighting.
We must depend In every time of
national peril upon citizenry trained
and accustomed to arms says the
president" Representative Gardner
said.
But how are we to get enough
citizenry as he calls as ordinary peo-
pie?
Does the president realize that
there are only 10000 militiamen in
this whole nation? Does he under
stand that $4,000 of them did not even
show up last year for annual inspec-
ton?
Does he know that 81 900 did not
appear at the annual encampment? Is
he aware that $4,000 or nearly half of
this citizenry never appeared at the
rifle range during the whole course
of last year?
''Where is this citizenry to get the
weapons Of war? According to the
last report of the chief of staff we
are short 316 field guns and 1,322.384
rounds of ammunition necessary to
equip our militia in time of war.
Woods Modest Demand.
Last year General Wood asked for
enough guns and ammunition to bring
the United States up to the standard
of Bulgaria That modest demand
was gently but firmly rejected.
Il will not say that we have only
enough field artillery ammunition to
last for a single days battle If all our
guns were engaged, but will say that
such is the statement which has been
made to me by one Of the highest Of
ficers in the army I do not, however,
hesitate to assert that il war were to
break out today it would be found
that our coast defenses have not suf-
ficient ammunition for an hours
fighting. The chief of the staff tells
us that the ammunition for the coast
defense mortars would last one-half
hour and for the coast defense guns
three quarters Of an hour.
In short, then. our 0mcefs and Ofn-
fC0ou00aa - Rnga xWQA
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The score in the South Atlantic.
Sunk by the German Pacific fleet

The score in the South Atlantic.
Sunk by the German Pacific fleet
off the Chilean coast November 1:
Good Hope. commissioned 1902;
displacement IA, 100 tons, speed 23-5;
number guns. two 50 inch, 16 six
inch. twelve IL Founders; three
Founders: complement 80 men,
Monmouth commissioned 1908; dis
placement $500: speed 22.5S: number
Of guns 16 six inch. eight II pound
ers, three 3 FOUNDERS; complement
557 men.
Sunk by the British squadron OH
Falkland Islands, December Z.
Gneisenau, commissioned 1908;
displacement II 40; speed 23.8: num-
Der Of guns. eight 81 inch. six 5-S
inch, twenty "a inch; complement
764.
Scharnhorst. commissioned 1908:
displacement II. .42O; speed 22.5: num-
Der of guns and complement same
as Gneisenau.
Leipzig. commissioned 1906; dis
placement $500; speed =: number of
guns. ten ~ inch; complement S0s.
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Declares We Are Short on
Weapons and Ammunition.
NOT ENOU6H FOR AN HOUR
At Any of the Coast Defenses,
He Says.
No Equipment on Hand for the
Citizen Soldiers.

Washington, Dec. 10.-Represent-
tive Gardner addressed the house to-
day on his resolution for investigation
of the preparedness Of the nation for
war. He prefaced his remarks by an
nouncing that he had introduced a
bill to enact into law, Secretary Gar
rison's recommendation in mis- annual
report, to recruit the United States
army to its full war strength. A large
portion Of his speech Mr.. Gardner de-
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tional districts are created or if Kan
sas be given a congressman-at-larg
two members of the commission would
be chosen from the state at large.
The commission would meet four
times a year for regular sessions and
at the call Of the governor or a major
ity of the commission for special or
emergency sessions. The salary of each
member is fixed at three thousand dol
lars a year and actual travelling ex-
penses. either in attending meetings or
visiting state institutions on inspection
tous. The commission is to be judge
of its own membership. the same as
the two present houses of the legis-
lature, and will make its own rules.
The commissioners are to be chosen
for four year terms, one commissioner
- el.,.,x Y2<asuE 4
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ASK FOR STATE
COMMISSION
Senator Howe Will Submit
Resolution to Senate.
New Form of Government for
Kansas Is His Plan.
HAS DETAILS ALL DRAWN UP
Commission Will Be Composed
of Only Sixteen Members.
Salary Of S3,OOO-Board Will
Meet 4 Times q Year.

J. w. Howe. state senator from Dick
inson county. will introduce in the leg
islature. a resolution for a constitu-
tional amendment providing for the
commission form Of government for the
state. The resolution will make a
complete change of all sections of the
present constitution relating to the en-
actment Of laws. 1t will provide for
the creation Of a commission Of six
teen members. two to be elected from
each congressional district. If addi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-10
KAISER IN BAD way
German Ruler Is Wracked by
Severe Coughing Spells.
The Empress Is in Personal
Attendance on Him.

London, Dec. 10.-Kaiser Wilhelm was
wracked by a severe coughing spell
early today and was relieved only af-
ter the court physician and the en-
press, who was summoned to his bed
side, had administered to him for nearly
an hour, according to reports reaching
here By way Of Amsterdam
1t is now accepted in London that the
condition Of the kaiser is serious. 1t is
evident that strict censorship is being
exercised by the German government
Reports of his majesty's illness have
come from different points. His all
ment is variously described as influ-
enza. bronchitis. pneumonia and ner-
vous depression.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-10
PIGEON SHOW NOW.
Plans for Organization OF State Club
in Topeka Tonight.

A meeting of pigeon enthusiasts will
be held at the Auditorium at o'clock
tonight for the purpose of reorganiz-
ing the Western Pigeon club. Provid-
ed sufficient interest is shown ar
rangements will be made for an ex-
elusive pigeon show to be held in To-
peka in January
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-10

Weather Forecast for Kansas.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday;
not much change in temperature.
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gelbftmnrbneriude.
Sar5uliiare nno Guefiilbsr ioQen
lire Birfnng tlun.

Wit bem gintritt Der Ser6itnttts.
runs treten bic SslbftmOrberIbeinun.
gen immsr mebr gu Sage. Seinrib
Gtfte iaste fdOH: r9ss Serbfes
8latter SAL 5isbt bas 9emiitb Der
Wlenf4en an. llnS 10 1T es aud.
Die 9srbftitimmuns iIt serabe ba3u
angetbnn, elm miBmutbisss @emiilb
nod trauriger 5u seitaltsn. Ddbrsno
Der JriibIins i'm glssmsinsn AUDI
eine Stimmuns Der glie6srgsi9log.ns
belt berporruft, 70 loft fib bisfss Gme
pfinben So4 in turaer 3eit 3u eine-
Srobliateit unb WanberIuit aus. gntr
segenseiest Der 5srbIt. 1rii6e Gebans
fen, tribe Riidsrinnsrnngen an pers
gunsene, beHere 3sitsn unS arbeitss
loiieteit iinb Suttorsn, lpel9e cine
grobe Qnaabl Wenih.n oerart mibses
ftimmt MAIDEN, Dab iis Sanb an ii4
lsgen.
90 aaa 1bumds SApssn,an DON
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fiattsefunben fat. Der Dabinsefdies
bene bate Elm Nlter BON ga esahren
errei9t unb fein Mbleben pirb Don
einem aroben &reis BON Sreunoen uno
8etdHnten betruuert, bic ben Stnter.
bliebensn bas bersli6ite Mitsefubl
entgegen brinsen.
Ger aIte brape 9iirgcrfrieepcteran
Sriebri d, g dubert lit geltern
Dem Nuf gum leBten 9lppea geiolgt.
Gr itarb nm llbr sIbenbs in Der
sSpbnlmg ieiner 5odter, 5rau Sobn
Wtcper, G25 Straight StraBe, i'm VII
ter pon 70 Ssabren. 9lus 9crtbeim III
yabcn gebiirtig fam er Dor ID Sab
ren nod Slmerifa. Ter 9iIr9ertrle9
par ailsgebroden uno Der rddere
0elliide ibIob ii9 ioglelf) Dem be-
riibnlten Surnerreqinent, Dem ..
Sbio, an unh biente i'm gan5en Siir'
gertrieg NIT 9lus5eidnltng. Gte8attln
perlor er por anbertbalb Sabren ourh
oen Scb uno ieitOem puroe er Don
ieinen ainberu, orei Sobnen ltlto brei
50tJtern betreit. Gle SinterbIiebenen
baben Sas ber5!idite Witsefiibl ihrer
sabIreiden sreiunOe unb @efunntet
Senu ibr @ater erirerte iid oIIgemei'
ner geIiebtbeit lmo GROCER 9Idtung.
Gle 9eer0igune iinOet aui Dem @aI'
nut SiQs airbbof Itatt, bod 1T Die
3eit nod nift ieitgciest
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SO. 36l7 @lsnpap aosnus. S6tpeg.
mann mar ieit einissn 5asen i3ou
iebr naoeresbriidt, iiHb mar ibm bic
WsittpsIt puliidHbis Rebeniade. Eis
greisniiis beg 5ages paren nebenidhs
Ii8 uHb bsituHosn feline ein3isen Gss
oanten 10 i6nsQ ME moslia bss Das
fsins giiroe bon ii9 gu ihiitteIn.
WGbreHo feline 5rau iid aug BEN
Sauie entfernt bate, nabm S9Degs
mann cine Soiis aarboliGrre 5u iib,
uub mar bem Sterbsn nabs, aIs er
a-fgefunben pur6e. 9liidIiberipeiie
tsbrts feline Gruu nod re6tSsitis beim,
um ibrsn MGun lebenb auf5ufius
ben unb bsna6yiatisie bic poli5si,
bic Sdpssmann na9 benz itdbtii8en
SoipitaI briugsn lisb, po bic Ier5ts
ben 3uitano oIs febr bsoent!i4 bss
sei&netsn.
Satob gaIef BON 80. 1858
Senibatp Goenus mar aud bon osm
Selbitmorb gu5iIus infieirt uup
nabm GuedTlb.r 9abletten Al, iih.
Ballet mar ebenfaas triibiinnig uno
fanb aMnubms i'm itdbtiiden aroHs
tsnbaua. mo bic asr5te iebs asbsns'
sefubr befeitisteN.
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Jn(anO telegraph
0arransa
Nimmt turaer Sano bas meritanif9e
9abnfpitem fir bic Resisruna
in 8eiis.
Die gon6inbaber polIen eegen biefes
@orseben Der meritanii6sn
Resierunq beim Staa.s.
~ Separtement prote.
} 1ttren.

af6ingtOn, .. g., Is. Sep.
Eouful sSobn 9. StiIlman bat bon
Der 6duptitabt Merito aug bem
Staatsbepartement bepei6irt, bab bic
&ouftitutionaltiten geiis DON benz
Spitem Der 0ationalbabnen in Werito
qeuommen unb bic 8abn in goniti.
tationaliit Railipaps Of Merito umse.
tuuft baben.
Die geiisersreifuns Der gdbnen
burd GarrGnsa's Resisruna erfoIste,
tDie &onful Sti1iman psDei6irt, NIT
Der 8egriinbuns. bab bic Webr5a6l
Der 2lttien Giaentbum Der Resieruns
.-ift. Dag anprifirte Rapital beIGuft
lid, auf $230,000,O0O in @olb. Sas
Babnfpitem eritredt ii5 auf uber 5000
Iseilsn uub umfabt allie Sbeile Der
Rspublit.
Rem 0orf, Is. September. Die
merifanii6e Regierlinq bat ben TOM
trollirenben glntbeil bes 4ttientapi.
taIs Der Rational gtailpups Of Ule.
rito felt Der Dor fieben sssabren er,
folsten REORGANIZATION Der @eielI.
f6aft ins9efib. 9ie REORGANIZATION
erfolste inter bem prai. SiaS. Die
GcDts Der Gslsl!i6df., bic fif auf
'stua 500 600 600 nsIaafsas assbfinssn
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Sm 8ange
Sit Sie Sabres.Gonoention Der va
tionai 2iie ltnoeriuriters
Sllioeiatiun.

Sic SSobres- &onpention Ser 9tatio'
nal 9tiiociotion Of 2iie ll,oerlDriters,
gu peldcr iid etrpa 1000 3elegaien
aus allen Sbeilen oes 2altoes einge'
funoen boben, plirOe geitern 9Ornlt.
tag I'M @ibion Souie eroffnet. Bra
iioent Seiie II. Glarf bon Der Union
Central 2ife SSniurance 60, ioipie
Serr SSobn g. Sbufi, BraiiOent Der
Cincinnati 9Iiiociaiion Of Giie llnoer'
tpriters, bieBen Die GeIegaten lptll'
fommen, luorauf 8ep. 81. e. gilmore
BON @oIrut Sias bas grofinllngsge'
bet iprad,
Serr @rncit Sylloion GIarf BON
Baltimore, Brdiioent Der ytatlonal'
9liIociation, crIrioerte i'm Namen Der
2esteren uno perlas aud ieine Sab
resbotitait, iporin er Qan3 be'oltoers
betonte, oaB Der Gurdidnltts-I Imert'
faner 5u itneQ uno inporiittig lebe,
Elm llmitano, Der Die 8erit6erungs'
rotten beoeuteno in ole S0be treble
9lud CAB er enen HiIfblld oltf Die
grrungenihaiten Der gtationaI.aiio'
ciation tuGbreno oes oeriIOiienen Sab
res linO ipraG ben Bnnib aus, oab
oieielbe auf Dem betretenen Ffaoe
Delteridreiter moge.
@dbreuo Ger @ormittagssSib ibung,
in peIder nur nod Die oeri6iebenen
9lusitiiiie erilannt ipurben, inter
breitete Serr Gbas. g9. SeoDel Don
@ittsburg einc Reiolution, in Delher
Cincinnati aIs oie'Wllltter Der geatio'
nal. .Iiiociation geieiert tpuroe. Sier
iei am 10. sunni 1872 bic erite SofoI.
9liIociation gesriinoet poroen uno
bieier iei iebr balo cine Staats.aiio.
ciation gefolet, pelde ben @eg fiir
Die i'm Sabre 1883 in Bolton, Maii,
erfoIgte 8riinbung Der Rational'
9liiociution geebnet babe. @on ben
@riinoern Der eriten 9ofaI.gliiocia.
tion nannte bic gteioIutiou Die Rn.
men Der bereits oeritorbenen Serren
@arpea @rosDeror, Geo. 80. 5at.
Ter, g. @. 5ammono unb Gam 8.
SSobniton unb oeren alnoenfen Duroe
ourh grbeben BON ben Sisen geebrt
Ges Rad1nittags fanb aberrHoIs
eine Situng it1tt, in peIder jebpd
mir inferno angelesenbeiten 5lr Or.
leoiqina famen.
gm glbeno iaro i'm Clinton Sotel
Elm @aG uuo Gmpfung 5u Gtren Der
9elegaten uno Seren 9auen itott unS
beibe qeitaIteten ii6 gu bOdft eIesam
ten Mffairen.
Seute @ornittag unS Rahmittag
finben obermoIs 8eidaitsiisungen
itatt urt6 rob neren geenbigund per.
BEN Die GeIegaten cine SIubiahrt
nah gonep STslanb untsrnehmen, fiir
rpelde ser 2otaI. aI.ausidub gang be.
ionbere @orfebrurgen 9etroffen bat.
Sbpobl Die apnoe1ttion nod ri6t
melt aenug eebiehen 1T, I'M Die Jrage
mtf5unebmen, lit bic Delegation bon
Gan sSranctsco ihon bart on Der Qr.
belt, Die aonnetttion bon 1915 na6
Der genannten Stabt gu bringen
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lid, i'm pripatbeiib iotpobl IN ben
Der. Staaten ipis aud in europa uno
bort namsntIih in paris.
Die aussesebenen gttien belaufen
fi6 auf etpa $23o,oOo,O00 unb bisr>
BON beiibt bic meritaniide Resieruns
fiinf5ia unb elm babies prosent. Die
Spntrolle bes Nttientapitals tpuroe
Der gaeaisruna aelegentlid Der Reorsa.
niFaticn sugeitanoen. ipobinsegen ltd
bic Reeieruna perpflidtete. ben Nenn@
ipertb Der gonbs. iofpie Die 3ins5a9-
lunssn fir bic gpnos au gardntiren'
ssn intsrehirten bieIisen Santtrei-
fen purbe angebeutet. baB bic aug.
lGnbiIhen 9onbinbaber eiHen proteIt
aesen bic 8eiiBnabme Der Sdhn ourd
bic meritanii6e Regieruna porbereiten
unb ibn Dem Stuutsbepdrtement gu
unterbreiten oebenten.
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aur3es @lad.
Ses aebsns nnaemiidte Sreube pirS
feiuem Sterbliden sn Ibeil.

WiGiam Gar, pslder srft "a Sab
re aGblt, jeO0d psri4iebener t0rperIi'
der gsbrtaen bdlber Sniofs Der
SoIbatsnbeimat6 in Dapton mar, be.
trog feline Gomerabtn auf bic gs'
msinits Qrt unb @eifs. Ra4bem sr
einsn alien Gdmeraben I'm cine gro.
bere Summs bei6ipinoeIt bate. Der.
buffet. er nah Cincinnati. Gd er als
geipsisnsr SO!bat fid aud Elm 2ie6.
den 3ugeIsst bate, Iisb er feline
9rout nattommsn unO bies fiibrte 81
fsiner 0sitnabms. Die DetsttiDs in
9apton battsn bas Mdb6en beoba4.
tst, reiiten ibm na4 unb Derbnfteten
bann bas g}6r4sn, bos iia in Gin
rinnati Elm StsGbi1ein ssss6en bate.
9eitern QbeHb purben 9eioe fpieber
mad OaptOn 5uriidgebrabt.
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SdiHsxaAribtex.

q e M Dorf, Is. Septenber. ab'
gefabren: nHotteroam" nad 8totter'
0anl.
9lnsefom,nen: .Re o'sSSStalia" oor
Weapel; o6reberif VIII, bon SO.
penbaoen.
2iperpool. stnget.: .Gaiga.
rinu", bon Quebec.
Blpmoutb. +. glngef.: oIscania"
bon Rontreal.
aonbon. stneef.: @inne6aGa"
bon 9ten Oorf.
&eapeI. 9lbgei.: r9tmeriea" natj
Reip Oorf.
&apre. s(tgef.: vGbicaao", mad,
92etp g)orf.
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6. St. pf ..
George :. Matbauer BON
gincinnatiaum prGz
iibenten Der & alb Dc
/ den Rttter BON
SEip

9H D lp l !.
Gina, O., Is. September. Dit
SSa6restonpention Der &atboIli4er
Sitter BON Sbip fam am 0ienitaq mil
Der geamtenpabl gum 2bi6IuB. gr'
pd6lt purben:
prGiibsnt: George Mat6auer. Gin
cinnati.
gisepraiibent: qstsr 3. SattIer,
SpIebo.
SetretGr uno Sdubmeiiter: G6or'
les =. 9tntbonp, glepelano.
Sruitee fir aipei Sabre: Otto Moen.
nina, Delphes.
Die 9erii6erunssrute ipuroe luui
8ei6IuB Der Sonpention erbDbt. Die
nG6itidbriee Spnoention pirb in
GrsitIine abgebulten iperben.
S6urtenitrei
Quite, Ront,, Is. Sept. JrsO.
MusnarOot, Elm qIumbsr GebiIfs,
tpurbe am 9isnitag perbaftet, neil er
oeridieDeuen Ylumbers ben gorIdIag
semadt, bate, bas srintnaifer Der
segsnpartis bier pessu Der Streit.
trapoqs Der 9ergleute itationirtsn
700 MiIi5iuIoaten gu pergiften. 81
batte peridiebenen iei,ler QrbeitstoI-
Iesen ben @ori9Iag gemadt, 9iit in
bic 2eitun9sr0bren gu idiitten, absr
bic Qrbeiter battsn prompt einen pos
Iistiteu oon bieiem tsuflii6sn glan
bendaridtist, Der MusRarbOt perbaf.
tete. Der 9srhuftete purbe niat CUR
9irsidaftsiteauns augeIaTen unS
piro DON einem arisssgeri9t abgsur.
tbeiIt perben.
@ittig fiir3 q bnarate.
ReD SrIeans, 2a., Is. Sept.
gor Der Orleans 4ariib MeOical 60.
cietp erfIarte Gr. 9. 6. 8aB, Der 2ei.
ter Der 2ouiiiana Soofporrn Som.
milton, Elm nunbafter @elebrter,
Oab brr6 Die giniprisltng BON Speca.
cuana cine SeiIlng Der unter Dem
Numen Higg's 0iieaie befanrtcr
3ubu. unb @aumeufranf6eit berbei.
gefiibrt meroen fam. Or. 8ab bat 6,l.
ianlmen nit Or. s. SO. Sobns BON Der
meoi5iniiben SafuItat Der Sulane
llntperiitat ieit geralmer 9eit erperi.
nnttrt, um cine Seilmetbooe fiir 6ie
&igg'i6e aranfbeit gu finben unb
bieies lit ibm anaebIitb jest bur6 Sn.
ieftionen bon Specaeuana gelungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16
QuS(an0 ge(egrapQ.
0emtibe WeilitdrFieger
5aben in JeinbesIanb elm
fndppes gRttp mmen.

IN q pc v TT TT II.
Berlin, Is. Sept. @ia 2pnbon.
Snterefante Na9ridten iiber bic @rs
fd1runsen, bic beutide Militdrflieger
in 5einbeSIanb semdH9t baben, iinb
bier einsstroffen:
Die erite Na9ri6t fat auf 5pei
Sffisisre gesus, bic in Der Rabe zines
beIgiihen 9crfes gu lanben ge5punz
gen iparen, neil ibr WlOtor auber
SrOnung seratben mar. Sic ipuroen
DON ben Srtsbepobnerr, bic ii6 nit
Shrotgepebren tetpaffnet batten, ans
eegriffen. @inem Der Offisiers ges
lang es ben 9iirssrmeiiter bes Srtes
su pafen unb als 9etItl suriidsu6al@
ten, unb pGbreno er oem S6ul5en leiz
men Gepolper an ben SOpf belt, ge'
lang es ieinem &ameroben, ben Wioz
tor su repariren. sic spangen bunn
ben S4ul8sn ben Qeroplan gu beitei.
gen, Der gliidliderpeiie i'm Stanbe
mar nit brei perf ouBuitei9en,
nnb flugen oabDn.
3pei anbere Sffisiere, beren Wlaz
f9ine aeritOrt purbe, uls iie abitiir5@
ten. puroen iofprt pon elmer InSabl
fransSftiher 9auern nit Seueabeln
unb SenIen umsingelt. Die 9eutIden
bieIten bieIe WGnner nit ibren Repolz
bern i'm Sta9, Bis es ibnen selans
einen bidten 8alo 5u erreiden, in
bem iie iih pertedten. Mebrere Gage
lang prroe Der Walb in fpitemctilder
Weife Don 9ouern uno Soloaten ubz
geiu4t. Die Sffi5tere perbradten
fhlimme Stunben in 2Dhern, ii5
iDie aaninden Dertriefsno, NIB.
renb ibre @erfOIger nit S4rotz
eetpebren unb 8iifIen in ies
beg Dtti& bineinidoFen. sic lebz
ten DOH Ruben uno 8ur3eln unb bas
ein5ies WaFer, bas lie trunter, mar
Der Sbau, ben iie DON ben gldttern
abiausten. Gie paren fait tpo6niinz
Mig unb pom 5ieber seIhitteI. als
iie DON elmer beutiaen patrouile oufs
defuuoen Durben.