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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26

TO THE PUBLIC:
Greeting:

IN. THE II !, SAVINGS BANK
with y. custom saDIsapsns
%Ss a and m been carried out
sAS * o. s ss sss
ns the q @ people,
n hs p n .asn . Is me-
.os
ap p Of with surDSs and vide s
and beside. ss. s Ds s9 so
dsnds s earnings surplus
ssSns nat Tile
citation Of the splendid cooperation given them BY ~ many
ASSURED sATrrx pEposrToRs Man!slD. bonds
earns trust funds under their direction: s. %
ing exclusively savings bank has strictly
Sg the f. T. r =
bank mTncDa real M
entire assets kinds namely:
attention eonssrvstvsly
sHars
It's % 1om s 6s
and m mt 9s e
director snDioys
ssn strictly aahesa 70 money "
saving. dsDosi!s than shse.in.
S
& IL. S ps cent
posits,
amount to nearly 100000 dollar Of which 4 purely
1t thus that the this
Of about $1,000 for business since
opened.
RANKING MAIL. system Of banking By
mail inaugurated this introduced bank advertising
Michigan, q of education
building business OF fair
liberal of its
NO BRANCHES This bank has no branches preerng 70 re-
its patrons its place Of business Besides in having but
with officers and management.
DEPOSITORY YouR SAVINGS. If progressive
followed this
your approval you
courteous,
cordially invited
with SAVINGS BANK OF DETROIT. Those
at this time will assist in commencing the thirteenth
conditions
send Tor booklet. Banking by Mail"
ddress lcorresp THE UNITED SAVINGS BANK
or DETROIT Detroit Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26
BOY
KILLED BY AUTO

Running across the street at Ma.
tional and Michigan-aves., shortly az
ter ! o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, VIII
liam Thomas. seven years old, OF No.
40 National-ave., was struck by tour.
ing car driven by Otto White, OF No.
SO Boone-ave., and was SO badly bat
tered that he was dying when picked
UP by Motorcycle Ofiicer Patterson, OF
Trumbull station, and passed away
soon after being taken to st. Mary's
hospital.
Witte was placed under arrest, and
was taken to the detective bureau,
while an investigation Of the accident
is being made by the police and cor
oner.
Police declared. after questioning
Chauffeur Witte. that the auto that
killed the boy Is owned by Park
Commissioner william T. Dust.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26

manufacturers have to deal In seek
Ing and supplying this trade.
This bulletin was mailed to every
member OF the Board OF Commerce
with the request that members de-
string TO be continued on the mailing
list for export bulletins. give their
names to the traffic commissioner un-
der whose immediate supervision this
work Is now being carried on for the
committee In charge OF the export
bureau.
The president has appointed an
export committee Of which the fol-
lowing gentlemen are members:
Harry w. Ford. president OF the Sax
on Motor Car Co., chairman; A. @.
Possano. president Of the Great
Lakes Engineering Co.; G. c. jerks,
president OF the jerks q Muir Mfg.
Co.: W. l.. Hoagland, manager export
department, Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co.; David M. Gray. manager
export department, Frederick Stearns
Company
'The following will be the functions
OF the export bureau:
Furnish headquarters for and CO.
operate with william A. Reid, special
agent, bureau Of foreign and domes-
tic commerce, now In Detroit.
Continue as source of Informs
ton In foreign trade conditions, 1espe-
cially In regard to steamship sailing
dates. foreign exchange. credit condi-
tons, customs duties and regulations,
for Its members.
Continue to advertise Detroit in
dustries to the people OF the world
through the columns Of American Elk
porter.
To secure the cooperation of men
who travel abroad as representatives
OF Detroit to cultivate the market
for other Detroit products which are
not In direct competition with those
being sold by such men themselves.
TO secure the establishment In
Detroit OF q permanent ONCE of the
bureau OF foreign and domestic
commerce Of the United States de-
partment OF commerce.
In general, 70 render any services
to Detroit industries that may be
useful In developing market In for
eign lands for the products Of De-
troit industry"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26
south end police sub-station

south end police substitution
'.No, do not. answered Kicker
son.
well. say: sure think Mary Is
actin up She telephoned to Rock &
Clark, the undertakers, and done said
l was daid. An they comes aroun'
he'ah to bury me. What do you think
OF that? And then she calls the doc
tor and says Use sick. | jes won't
stand for that no noah. Say. KANT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26

| git de law to tuck her? What kin
put agin herr"
WELL" said the officer. III You can
prove that you are not dead. you
might put charge Of disturbing the
peace against her.
II shuah will give her piece o.
my mind. don't want no undertake
ing man chasin' me aroun' wild his
daid wagon. You jes' wait till gifts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26

Mary and the ambulance chaser win
have something to do"
Hickerson has not yet heard the
sequel Of the story OF the woman who
would not be dead, but he believes
that Mary Davis Il in for good lee
ture, at least.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26
UNDERTAKEN COMES,
But FINDS Her ALIVE

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. il.--"Say,
do you all know Mary Davis?" asked
an indignant voice over the telephone
of Acting Sergt. Hickerson In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26

choily-shall we go to the East.
end theater and take n look At the
Great Unwashed?"
Algy-No: let us 60 to the opera
and see the Great Undressed."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26

Business-iike PrintinE. no :uss and
no feathers. The plain. neat aind chat
looks right Times Printing Co., -
John R.-st Phone Main 149e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-26
THE UNITED SAVINGS BANK
OF DETROIT
Strictly a Savings Bank
oFFICERs,
OF DETROIT

FRANK B. LELAND. President
FRED w. WARNER. Vice president
HENRY ZIMMERMANN.v Vice President
CHAS. b. CRAMER, Cashier
JAMES r. BARKHAM, Asst. Cashier
LAvERNE BASsETT. Attorney
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30
ABLE ED MEREDITH.

If qualities which make for sue
cess in private life are those essential
in guiding the affairs of sta te, it
must be that Ed Meredith is ably fit
ted for a place among the seats of
the mighty, and worthy opponent
for Senator Cummins.
Twelve years ago Ed Meredith,
with an associate editor, was occu-
plying two small rooms in the Man
haitian building in Des Moines, en-
gagged in the business of starting a
farm publication on assets scarcely
visible to the naked eye. 1t was
hard shedding, for subscribers were
few in number, and advertisers cold
and distant. When Meredith found
himself at the end of the month with
his office rent and his bills from the
printer paid he considered himself a
lucky man.
Today Meredith is publishing one
of the largest, best and most infiu-
entail farm papers in America. He
has a circulation of over coo, 900, and
in recent issue his income from adj
vertising sources was 100000. He
has one of the best equipped news
paper plants in the country, he en-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30
WILSON REVERSES FIFTY.YEAR
POLICY.
Says English Publicist Commenting
on Mexican Policy.

From can Englishlnan's Review Of
President Wilson's First Year." by A.
/ Maurice Low in the May Century:
Mr. Wilson has formulated broad
policy touching the relations of the
! United States with Latin America,
and of Central America more espec-
tally as being peculiarly the victim
of it's own unhappy political system.
In brief, it is that the United States
has been morally responsible for
Latin American revolutions and dis
order, first by the encoura cement
citizens of the United States have
F., given to Central Americans by pro-
viding them with money and NUM-
tons to raise a revolution, looking
for their return in valuable conces-
sions and other profitable favors;
and again in the laissez-faire policy
OF the United States in recognizing
de facto governments without ascer-
tanning how" these governments came
into existence. Mr.. Wilson is re-
solved not to recognize every adven-
turer who may set Up so-called
government. He reverses the tradi-
tional American policy Of more than
half century, that the United States
could not go behind the returns, and
when man called himself president
and appeared to be in possession of
the government, that was sufficient
for the United States to accord him
recognition That policy has done in
calculable harm 1t has been a di-
rect Indictment to revolution. There
was no profit in being the president
of a Latin American state unless the
world accepted the title as valid, and
Europe followed the lead of the
United States. Mr.. Wilson purposes
not to accept a revolution as the
certificate of the electoral college.
He purposes to do what President
Pierce said could not be done. He
purposes to go behind the returns if
necessary, to ascertain whether the
president is in fact as well as in law
president, or whether he has BY
force, cunning, and perhaps murder,
seized power.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30
BEGINNING A NEW PENSION
ROLL.

In the natural order of things the
pension roll diminshes rapidly
through the deaths of veterans. 1t is
forty years since the civil war
was brought to a close. Over 10000
names were dropped last year, carry
ing with them a reduction of SILL
100000 in costs for pensions next
year.
But SO far as congress can pre-
vent it, the country need expect little
relief. Aside from the private pen
sion bills which every member re-
CARDS as his personal privilege, the
house has just passed a new bill
granting pensions to widows and
minor children of all officers and men
Who served in the Spanish war; the
Philippine insurrection and the Box
er uprising. There are the usual
conditions as to marrige before the
passage of the bill and limited in
comes.
This is the familiar practice Of con-
gress. 1t always begins by placing
restrictions upon pensions. But no
one need be fooled by the trick in the
present case. In few years the re-
strictions will be removed from the
Spanish war pensions as they have
been on other pensions, and the doors
OF the treasury will be thrown wide
open to all. It's an old story. Poll
tics and pensions go together.-Ne
York World.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30
T.. r. MEREDITH .~n,:p

ploys the abiest talent available, and
he IL Estimated to be worth $1,000
900. He has erected a home which
is one of the show places of Des
Moines. He has accomplished this
by the use of brains. No man has
ever accused him of being otherwise
than honorable in any affair of pub
lie or private nature with which he
has been identified.
And it cannot be said that he has
employed his paper for the sole pur-
pose of advancing his personal for
tunes He has antagonized interests
which otherwise would have gained
his publication financial support that
he might use his influence for the
good of the people. That's why he
has made good as a publisher. BY
following similar purpose in public
life, if he be elected, he can scarcely
do otherwise than make good in the
senate.
However, to overcome the popular
ity won by Senator Cummins in his
long public career, during which he
has served Iowa with distinction and
credit, Mr.. Meredith is facing con-
test that will make his early strug-
giles with adversely pale into insig-
nificance.-Cedar Rapids Gazette.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30
POLITICAL CALENDAR.
Nav Z. Thursday.

|
Last day for county candidates tC
file nomination papers with county
auditor.
Last day for secretary Of state tc
certify list OF state and district can.
didates to county auditors.
Last day for county committees tC
certify to the auditor statement OF
number of party delegates to be chos.
en- from each precinct.
May 16, Saturday.
Last day for candidates for Offices
to be filed by votes of territory small
er than county for party commit
teemen to file atfidavits Of candidacy
with county auditor.
May IS, Monday.
County auditor must publish proc
lamation of primary election two
weeks before primary.
May 30, Friday.
Last day for voters to file notice of
party utilization with county auditor.
May 80, Thursday.
Two alphabetical lists Of the voters
who voted in the precinct at the last
preceding primary election must be
delivered by county auditors to each
election board on or before this, date.
June l, Monday.
Primary election. Polls open in
registration cities Z q. m. to s p. M,
in all other precincts from 8 a. m. to
s p. m.
June 2, Tuesday,
Primary election poll books and al
phabetical lists must be returned to
county auditor.
June 8, Monday.
Objections to regularity of primary
election must be fled with county
auditor on or before this date.
June 8, Tuesday.
Canvass of primary election re-
turns by board of supervisors.
June / |, Thursday.
Certified lists Of newly elected
county committeeman and delegates
to county conventions delivered by
county auditors to chairmen of coun-
ty central committees.
June Is, Monday.
State executive council canvasses
primary election returns.
June II, Wednesday.
Calls for district conventions must
be issued on or before this date.
June %, Monday.
Certified copies of all calls for dis
trict conventions must be filed with
county auditors in the several dis
tricts on or before this date.
June 81, Saturday.
II o'clock a. M All county con-
ventions of all parties.
July
Not earlier than July 1 nor later
than July 20, all state conventions of
all parties.
Not earlier than July 2 nor later
than July 80, all district conventions
of all parties.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30
Notice of Probating Will.
To whom it may concern:


To whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Iowa,
in and for Decatur county, an instru-
ment in writing, purporting to be the
last Will and Testament of G. w.
Rudibaugh, late of said county, de-
ceased, and that 10 o'clock a. M, Of
the 25th day Of August, 1914, has
been fixed for the probate of said
will, at which time you can appear
at the court house in said county, and
show cause, if any there be, why
said will should not be admitted to
probate.
I In Witness Whereof. / have here
unto. set my hand and adixed the seal
Of said court ct Leon. Iowa, this 9th
day Of April. 1914.
(seal) !. :. BDCK,
asst Cls9k q Di1eE1cf (eer1
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30

Some people have trouble keeping
enough in their desks to make them
look as II they were used, and We
have trouble getting into ours.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30

About the last thing that ever oc-
ours to the average husband who is
going home to curtain lecture is to
challenge the speaker for joint de-
bate.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30

Probably one of the hardest things
in this world for a man to do is to
be proud Of his patriotism and not
make any noise.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-04-30

Do not expect everybody to agree
with ron. lf they did, there would
not ~ any fun IN arguing. /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
&paamo's SmTte

Our4 bas 4n19pemmeR
BON Mtnen itartb bebrobt.
U m iterba m, pia 2onbpn, 10.
Nopember. - 0as .Sanbelsbldub"
meloet:
nGlf Mlinsn iinb Bis ssreitag an bic
RplIdnoiffs Siifte Spti4en &oubes
terte uno Gisserterte BON Der StrS.
mung getrie6en porben. Die 9efub,
rem Der Grploiionsn bieier W2inen
iperben fir 10 ernft era9tst, bab uns
unterbro&en Stranbpatrouillen i'm
0ienit iinb. I'm onseI9pemmte Tss
men uui9dbIi6 gu MAIDEN.
8rDb fir Malines.
q fterba IN, pid aonbpn, Is.
Nopember. Wte bas .6anoeIss
bloao" beridtet, Iinb in ben eriten sebn
Saaen bes Mcnats glopember 5000
Soib grob nit benz @elbe angetduft
iporbsn, oas fir DegeaDue DON perIo.
men erboben fpurbe, bic no9 Der bels
siid1en StoSt MaIinss 9ereirtomeM
Das grcb purbs an bic glosb bIgnpbsH
i IT, >Malilss prissilt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
Seine @efabr
Elmer ruTiif6en sSnbaiiOn fir bic
YroOiH5en poien unb Oft>
preuBen.
Siesbe5iiglihe @rfldrungen DON ben
Sberprdiibenten Der propinz
3en erlaiIen.

Berlin Is. Sob. (9luf brabts
lofem 8ege na8 Sabpile, 6. 50
DAB Die geb0rben feft bapon ii6er.
6sugt limb, baB es ben beutI9en
Sruppen aelingen pirb, einen @infaG
Der Ruflen auf beutf6es Gebiet gu
berRinbern, erbeGt aus @rlaTen, mel
d)e BON ben S6erprdiibentsn Der proe
pinaen 9Oien uHO Sftpreubsn fans
men,
Der Oberpraiibent Der probina go.
len bat bic grtldrunq a6gegeben, bag
meni4liaer @orausii6t mad iotpeit
rod teine Gefabr fir cine ruTIiI6e
Snhaiion fir bic prupins beIte6t.
Die 8eUobner BON SfpreuBen, ma.
n'entli9 bic i'm peitli9en She'll Der
Pro0in3 limb e6enfuGs ermobnt pOrs
ben, rubig auf i6ren 9lnpeien au blei4.
Zen, Oa a6Iplut teine @efa6r fir Ell.
nen ginfaI fsitens Der Guiien pur.
liegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16

| soIen gefangen nsHOmmen baben, absr
bas infolse bss ursiinitiasH @etterE
iie am ipeitereu @oyorinaeH Derbin'
bert aetpeIen isisn. Das bic Sample
6ei Dirmube anbstriift, mug man iif
porfaufig auf nitt amtli4e Ha4ria'
ten Dsrlaifsn. .n Siei.H gsritten bsiBt
es, baB bieiss 9ori " aIs pu6re
spbtsnfans fir bic Osutfben srtpeiit.
Sic babsu Bel Sage bon bort tsins
9lusfGas MAIDEN t0uHen. neil ale BON
bort aussshsnbsn StraBen Don ben
Gef&iiben Der 9er5iinbsten 6eitri4en
lpsrben uno Ra6tausfGIs ioII.n ieAr
febtpsre 9erlufts fir Die Deutf4en in
gtfolse aebabt batsu.
Shatia6e lit obHs Frass. bab teins
gartei irsenbipsldc beIonbsreu Dor.
tbsile errunoen bat unb bab bic Srup'
pen beiber Ssitsn 10 -tpObt DerIaan3t
finb, baB iie pebsr bur4 artinsris
nod Sur6 .snfantsrisansriffe aus ii.
rem SteIlunoen asporisn psrben ton.
nen.
Die DeutIl en- psrpanbsIu gelsien
in cine 5eituns uno bieies bebeutst,
baB, faas ss ibnsr ni5t gsliHsen ipus
il. bis na6 Der aiiits bur65ubrsaeH,
iie fir sinen 2lufsnt9dlt ipl6reno bes
Winters in 9eIsien Uollaaf oorbereitet
iin6. Die ssIammte aiiite Don Sitsnoe
bis spr bolldnSiifsn aiifte 1T in @er'
II .1ptgun9s3ultdno Seorani poroeH
unb GibilpsriOnsn psrOsn inter isinsn
llmfianbsn in oisiss Sebi.t selaifsn.
Sn OitprsubsH unS auf anbsren
Ebeilsn oes 5itli6sn arisssihaupldbes
bausrn bic stGmpfs SpiIden ben Ruis
ZEN unb ben Dsutidsu unb Oeiisrrsis
8ern fort, ohne bab ss, tpis aus Berlin
beri4ist wirb. 5u elmer Gnti4eiouns
setommen tpars.
Cine S8laat Don siemIia bsSeu'
tsnSsm ilmtsaGs iE iRii4sa ssa zils.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
1rttii@e aricasid,iffe
8 alten fid sur 3eit in be,
Hdbe bon goIpnauf

- ~ " - " " ~
panama. 15. goD. 0rei britt.
fde ariessidiffe befinben fid sur 3eit
in eiHer gntfernuna BON etipa SO Msi=
len bon Colon nnb man slaubt alls
semeiH, baB fie bsmndhit I'm bic
GrIdubnib aur Durdfabrt burG ben
Banana aanal na6iuden iperbsn,
nm nad Der Deittiifte bon Siibam.ri.
ia asIansen su fSRnsn. ga beibt bier.
baH ss bic artu5sr .@uffolt-. .gsr.
mid unb .adncoftsr" iinb, bic tiiras
lid in fUsitinbifdsn gspdifsrn naa
btutjfen ariessfobrseusen iudtsn.
Die arisssidiff. ipurben bon ben
Sffi3ieren bss Dampfsrs .2lncou' ass
iidtst, als iis nuf bobsr See aobIen
einnabmen. Mun aIaubt, bab iie 'burd
ben aanaI fabKn ipolIsn, I'M iia
BEN iapanif6en gsfdn pS.r i'm Sill.
len Casan nn5uidlisbsn unb Sann
Jesb uuf bic bsutiden ariessf4iffe
Su ma&em ipeIds siiralih bic britt.
fen areussr .GOob 6ope1 unb Iron.
mouth an Der Rift, pom Chile in BEN
Grunb 5obrten.
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DeatiAlano
Anhucrtet ani GnslanSs geidnlOi.
snnaen besiislid) oes glinenlesens.

Berlin, pia ben Saag, bia Con.
bon, 15. Nopeniber. 9eiiti6latos
antiport niif Die Acknowledgment, Die
bon Der engIiif)en StesierIng be5iie.
lid Der glrt linb @eiie erboben ipor'
Den tpnren, tpie 9eiiti4lnno in Der
9for6iee Miilen seIegt bat, miro IN
Der yHoroSe,ttiden glagemeinen 3ei.
tins" peroffentlidt.
Sn Dem betreffenoen slrtifel wiro
6arauf bineeipieien, oaB bic adt slb'
mahunsen Der Sipeiten Sriebensfon.
ieren3 i'm Snag, bic iid inter ben
abmadimsen befanSem bic am IS.
October 1907 unter5eidnet puroen,
iinb auf Die ENGLAND in ieiner geote
an Die neiitraIen Wdd)te bintreiit, ME.
mails p6Ilig ratifi5irt iuor6en iino.
0eiien ilngenttet ers Il 9euti6lano,
haB es in llebereinitimnling nit Sen
gebingiingen oieier sIbmafungen
banbcIn iDoIIe.
Eie @ebnilpting Der gngIan6er,
Geutfhlan6 babe 9eitimmiiusen be.
oiigIi1 6eS 2egens bon Dtinen Der.
lett, miro in benz glrtifeI in fategori.
ider @eiie in slbrebe geiteIlt, nit benz
Demerfen oaB 9eilti6Iano niemaIs
Jii6erboote Mnter fremoer Slaggc
anm 2egen bon Ntinen be,nist bahs,
fcnoern oaB ale Wsinen bon ariegs.
ihiffen geIegt porben ieien. Serner
habe 0eutidlanb feline Wlinen aif 70.
ber Gee gelegt, ionoern Die @iner
ieien idmHtIid 70 nabe an Die Gin.
iabrten gu britiifen Sdfen geIeat
iuoroen, aIs Die aiiitenIinien 1lno ole
Soocnbei1affenbeit Der See es sus
IicB. sIae bieie Dsineu ipurben left
peranfert iino bic ne,Itralen Wsddte
iuuroen Duridriftsmabis bon oem
2egen Der Wsinen peritanoiat.
es lit abioIut iltltpabr, oaB
GeatfbIano neutraIe Sdfen bur6
Minen Deriperrt bat. Sails einiee Der
beutIdeH Weinen, bic on Der engIiiden
Siilte geIegt porSe,L Slird beitioc
Siiirme fortseriifen iparoen, 70 lit
ibre 8abl bod bebeutenb geringer, als
Die Der fortsefd,peHmten ensIiiden
Wainen bic nah Der belgiiden unS
IoIlanSiiden aiiite s,setrieben ipur.
cen, ,po iie bebeutenoen SdaSen Der.
iiriadt taben.
Der artifel idIieBt nit Der gemer.
flng, baB Gnslano feline s(nflasen
nir erbcben babe, I'm feline gbi9Iieb.
ing ber 3oroiee ourdl Wainen gu ent.
idul6isen.
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9ie 9iirfen
9eri9teu iber bic opeit
BON ibusn trrIngenen /.

Oel IW leH DEF DIE DeI
BON ibHsn trrangeneH
siege.
Berlin. Is. Hop. (9luf brabtlos
lem Weg. nad SapDills, 8. 81 aaut
geri6ien aus &oHituntinopel baben
bic tiirtii6en sruppen aOtur in Der
periii4en propin5 a5trbaijan bsisbt
unb bic RuiIen bort gefdlasen. lleber.
aus beftis paren bic aGmpfe lin
aoepritioet unb Gins Der Sorts pur'
be BON ben 1iirteH bsim brittsn 8a.
ionsttansriff ssitiirmt. Die @ertbsibis
sunssmannidaften ipurben entpsber
nieoersemadt obsr serietbn in bic
ariegsssfaHgsniddft.
Cine abtbeiluns britiI6er 5rups
pen, bic IN Sac in Der prODins 8uara
an psriifaen Mesrbuf.n s.laHbst
purbe, ipurSt BON ben Siirten prompt
ang.sriffen, unb bic GnsIGnbsr Der.
loren go Sobte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
Geftsenagelt
@irb fran50iifde 2iise burd bas
oeuti9e SroBe Sauptqunrtisr.
Der anssblide franaDiti6e Sies Bel
Gpincourt mar cine pure Grs
finoung.

9erltn, pia 9onbon, 10. Rpp.
Sas 9robe Sauptquartisr erlieB am
Sonntas Ra8mittug bic folgenbe Grz
tIdruns:
Ser 8ertdt ser Sran5oTen, bag
lie bel Goinrpurt (Departement Meurs
tbe ct MoIeael, Tiibli6 bon Sarfal
eine beutIbe 9ibiiion auseinanbergee
iprenat bGtten, lit cine abIolute grs
finbuns. Die 5ran5oTen babsn bort
i'm 8esentbeil bebeutenbe @erluife err
litter, pdbrenS mir nidt .inen ein3is
gen Mann berlpren.
auf unierem rs6ten 6liiael tpnnte
seitsrn infplse Der unsiinitisen @its
tsrung nur serinser Sorti6ritt ses
mu9t tperben, aber i'm 0erlauf eines
einleitenben @efefas nabmen mir mebs
rere bnnbert Sransoien unb GnslGns
Der aefansen uno erbeutstsn stpei Wla.
idinenseidiiBe.
Sm arsOnnenipoIbs gelang ss uns
einsn itarten StiiBpuntt Der 5ranaoe
len in bic auft au iprergen uHb gu
sroberu.
Sm Often bauern bie&dmpfe an Der
oftpreubifden @rsnss unb in Rui.
iii& pDleH fort, Oine bub es Totpei!
su elmer Gnti&eihuns Ss.ummsn
taszs' \