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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-04
Dent Let
FFeJudlce
Stand in the Light
of Your Child's S1ccess

In The days when children's
glasses WteT makeshifts you
might well have tlesltated about
Is teSSCS 2 "a L % ~ ~
81 Tn-day wseh our siassssS mad tes@
#peeIally for Ind fitted to. your chill
dren mean better school work, hap
py, healtnier and better behaved
.youngste yon csIiiiiot afford to hesi-
tate. js35 s
Il Eye straiiis sctosa a,iti other
ocular defects which sliir i ,asSaa wifi
relieve, hahdicap children s,s5nffllets
t0euIIsts prescriptions Filsed.
Collsalt one who
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All. ExAHaIrsA 0Ns FREE
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Play at The
Hammond School.

An event OF decided interest for the
nannia nf stha Hammond canfiaf 10 Aha
presentation OF the play Miss Topsy
Turvey" at the Hammond School to-
night This is said to be splendid
amateur theatrical and II has been
given at seYeFal schools In tho county
with market ateeess. The people be-
hind the play said yesteTday that they
10 pa aelt the auditorium OF the
school, tonight ia q they felt that All
would hiss Sleased with the produce
ton. unGef flIei skIiiful direction OF
the HailifiOdd d sE;t;f f6oit teacher, the .:pu-
pills have 6tdsve eioped much talent in
tlietr resp parts and 4 they Twill
acqtiit thsmse q We Pin ftlreti tiitabie man
tonfSftfSs ks1fft U y ;Etgs D s,sfsss
t:tsss, y 2 !. = tssss,. q = =.
C0hfmiftee rs Et; "a
no Canvass Vote S s.
4;iames d. famhnHttjl ella lairniau OF, the
executive lconlmIftce oftthe chamber
Of Commerce IS eshortiyiIo appoint a
c0mmittsE Tor thu 'ftifp0sea aef canvass
Ing the 20 les cas- ia ltthetich oice 69
aiti.aS Are -.sss. iSsss s..;;z ss;;;;
G.. !SV.' SieFailS llii a uniosI sta
tio.t. While no oflieiai figures are ynt
aIaiiabless " fs' 'ftlalfsFst6od that the
votes for the sephr2te Statlons propo-
siS;1H mus tn aie6t 20 fHfs a5 tiiia WY
OF proceeding is concerned.
q r. =. 4 J. r
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08
WALLACEBURG

Last Sunday week..it commence ed raining in the afternoon and continued all Sunday night and all day Monday, and Monday evening the heaviest rain that has fallen on the earth in past years came and washed out every thing before it.
 A man by the name of Wilson, living in Sweet Home neighbor- hood died Tuesday and was bur ried at Sweet Home Cemetery Wednesday.
 Now is the time for young folks yes, and older ones too, to make money picking strawberrie> but I don't think from the demand for more hands that this settle ment can supply them. Last Saturday whole drove of white and colored people passed through here on their way to Blevlu, to pick strawberries.
 Well, last Saturday night au" and with it came crowd unSuJ. passed in the history of Bic ~, i to attend the 95 anniversa y uj Oddfellowship in the United < ',.- es. We had good speaking. VT, excellent instrumental and r.eI music and near midnight W "n- joyed a very excellent su 4. C. ] Everybody was well pleased aad went away happy
 1 There has been no corn planted
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08
SALEM NEWS

We learned one day last week that the two Tendon boys and one of the Brunett boys were go ing fishing and went into Mrs. Daniels garden where she had stuck her beans and pulled up the sticks.for:fshing poles. Hope they had good luck.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Morris of Gum Grove were pleasant visitors at J. c. Daniels Sunday.
 Little Miss Vera Barger is vis- iting her uncle, MT. Loomis at Eldorado.
 Albert Tharp andIwife made a pleasant visit at Mrs. Barger's Sunday.
 Wesley Daniels, sister and bro ther made visit to their sister, Mrs. Arvilley Ashford Sunde y near Gum Grove.
 John Ashford spent Saturday night with Wesley Daniels.
 Wonder where that rosebush was going with Robert Tharp Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Ashford visit ed J. c. Daniel and family one day last week.
 Mrs. Milan visited at Mrs. c. H Volway's one day last week.
 We are glad to announce that Mrs. Pearl Tharp is able to be out again after a long illness.
 J. W. Crouch -and little son spent Saturday might sand Sun day with Mir, R. A. rharp.
 Busy Bee.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08
OILS CALMING EFFECT ON WATER

An impression prevails that great quantities of oil are requir- ed to calm the sea, but Professor Ray Lankester of England sug- gests that a pin of an hour will secure d zone of calm water around a ship sufficient for the safe launching Of small boats. According to this authority, nine pints of oil are sufficient to calm a square mile of water, and in- creditible as 1t may appear, one drop will ctl n seven square feet. The oil spreads out over the sur face of the sea in a film which has the almost uniraginable thickness of two millionths of milllmeter, yet 1t holds in leash the mighty power of the ocean.
 When this film of oil spreads  over the surface, the heaping-up action of the water, which results in the formation first of nipples, and then of waves, cannot take place The thinner the film. the greater is its effect in pulling down the creSts of the waves and making a lower wave line. free from break.
 That all leading nations are preparing to make tEe use of oil at sea compulsory is indicated by the London Board of Trade stat ua'y rules a I'd orders res ardlng Iife-saving aopl alree on veSseIe. 1 The rules now provide that in all all classes of ore-gCing ships. lifeboats shall be equipped with one gallon of oil and a vessel 0 approved pattern for disT bu ' ing it in rough weather. Ire
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08

life as we see it.. As the good book says: No man when he lighteth candle putteth it in secret place. neither under a bushel, but on candle stick that they which come in may see the light" What pleasure to come in personal contact with one from whom radiates happiness and good cheer.
 Life is pretty much what we make it. Why not look on the bright sids of life. and make the best of what seemingly is mis- fortune?
 God has given us all something to be thankful for, just look around you and count your bless ings God has bestowed on you. When smiles are given pass them on.
 A word kindly spoken will sometimes buy more happiness than many riches. EX.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08

in the bottom land around here yet owing to so much rain al- though corn in the uplands has been worked out a time or two.
 There was preaching at both of the Methodist churches last Sun day by the regular pastors.
 The Tombstone for Mir. Oliver Woods grave was received last week but owing to so much rain it could not be set up until the last of the week. The stone cost $200.00.
 Hurrah! for Odd Fellowship, when thirty odd members of Prescott lodge chartered a train on the P & N w to attend the big blow out of Wallaceburg lodge held at Blevins, but such is fra ternity.
 Most all our farmers were putting out fertilizer preparing to plant cotton.
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BUCSCUFFLE NEWS

Health in this community is very good atsthis writing.
 Gid Buchanan says since he Aas begun chawing tobacco he has quit splitting up greece.
 Miss Myrtle Morris said she would be glad when Sid Ward returned from Midway. We wonder why?
 Bascom Wynnsssssays, since h. got his new buggy all the girl look all smiles. "
 Hon. George Morris said he would be glad when the fourtl of July comes. for ssthatssis his wedding day.
 Prof. Claud Harris made :; flying trip to Blevins Saturday night. He reports a fine tim and lots of music.
 There was not buttone candi date around heresthis week anG that was Lillard B, candidate fo, natrimony.
 Prof. Tom Halcomb has go back home once more and is farm ing right along.
 F. P. Harris is going .Iinto the tater" business he has i or , slips up already.
 Look out girls, Uncle Josh has bought him a new buggy. Ask him if the kissing bugs comes from Okla.
 Masters Lee and Roy Hawley visited their grandparents, MT. and Mrs. F. P. Harris the past week.
 The slight-of-hand show was rained out at this place Saturday nigh.
 Success to the Pic.
 Cooler Grabler.
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them. Come again Ed.

Bro. Mooty filled his appoint ment at Mt. Moriah church Sun- day and preached a very able and instructive sermon to large and very attentive congregation.
 Aunt Kate Waddle of Serepta is improving in health we are happy to say.
 The young man has ceased to north, he goes southwest. Soon there will be something doing.
 We was glad to meet Uncle Bill Prince of Serepta at the Con ference Saturday.
 We were pleased to see Uncl, Marion Hart who has been quit puny for a long time out agail at the Conference.
 Come down Buck we have lots of vegeta les fresh from the garden and chickens are ripen- ing fast.
 Success to the Pie.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08

planting in the fall. This fers to the narcissus. hyacd and tulips.
 Dahlias are not planted middle of May, for we do [ want them to be trying to ba in the heat of the summerI get the flowers when the wesj is cooler in the fall I growJ
 seedlings every year and some fine ones that are Va preserving and 1 have mads| collection in this way as good any of the named varietiesa \ at high prices.
 China asters we also want and SOW the seed on a Tl
 border and transplant them| soon as large enough, put1 them where the early bulbs | lifted. Then of course we d some geraniums from cuttl| and bloom many in pots OnI porches, and others in a bed1 is shaded in the heat of the 1 ternoon, for in our sandy X these will not do much in \ sun exposure Progressive II
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08
SCATTER SMILES
 AND SUNSHINE

Happiness is contaGious Gh purest of pleasure comes fror making other people happy There is much happiness in tn. world, but there is also a grea d al of unhanniness and sorrow
 Is it not true that those of us who are blessed with a cheerfu disposition and see the rosy sid of life, should do our utmost { cause our less fortunate brothc. and sisters to see the world an1
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08
IN THE FLOWER GARDEN

My first planting of Gladiolus bulbs was made early in April, but to keep up a succession of flowers it is well to make later plantings, They make a better show when planted in groups on the shrubbery border, and should be set five inches deep. But use no manure in contact with the bulbs if you want to avoid rot The early spring bulbs l lift and cure them when the leaves turn yellow, and cure them for re
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Executive Department.
Executive Power

Section 2. The Executive power shall be vested fin a Governor who shall hold office for two years; Iieutenant-Gov- ernor shall be chosen al thn same time and for the same term The Governor and Lieutenant Governor elected next preceding election the time when this section shall take effect. shall hold oilc. until and including the second Monday Of September. and their successors shall
 De chosen at the general election !n that
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MT MORIAA
The past week has been very favorable for farm work.

The past week has been very favorable for farm work.
 We have hat several hard rains. washing the land consider able. Some cotton seedsthat was planted just berore the last rain is slow coming up. Some think they will have to plant over, and some complain about@ poor seed.
 Com is as a general thing, look ing well. but five don't get some weather a moving machine would ba better than q blow or hoe.
 Gardens look we'll and sweet potatoes are sprouting fine.
 Mrs. Andrew Calhoun has been quite sick the past 3week, but is some better we are informed.
 Prof. John w. Mason has been on the puny list the past week.
 The M. P. 2nd quarterly con- ference met at Mt. Moriah church Saturday, the 2nd. Bro. Glaze of Harmony Circuit spreached at II o'clock to a fair sized congre- gation. Next Conference will meet with Shiloh Nj. P. church near Bodcaw, 2nd Saturday and Sunday in July.
 Quite a nnmber expect to at tend the singing at Friendship church near Morris, next Sunday. (4jh sing in Old Harp Song book.
 Having read in the Pic" last . week of Hon. Ben l.. Griffins bill which he proposes to intro oduce in the next legisture, and find that it would suit us moss backs, then maybe we would get our man occasionally.
 Ye Sribe and lady spent the week end with Prof. Woosely and family.
 Sunk billiard and lady made a flying trip to the city Friday as also did T. J. Mason and son. They report business good and &h. city growing rapidly.
 S::nce the Primary is thine of he past and the candidate havc given us the farewell clas of the hand, we are lonesome.
 One of my good neighbors WE Enqniring for a pair of spectacle, and when asked what he wante, Ehem t,r ue sald, he had an oi E1en hs wished to have we4
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SOMETHING REAL NICE

For 49cents we will send you hand some $l00 pair of Peacock Pillow Shams aod make you a present of handsome set of ladies waist pins, beautifully mounted. Your money back if not satisfied.
 Bddress, Fackler, Rivers and Company
 Mineral Springs Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08
NO CALOMEL1NECESSARY.

The injurious effect and unpleasant ness of taking calomel is done away aith by Simmons Liver Purifier, the anldest known liver medicine, yet the most thorough Tn action. Put up in yellow tin boxes only. Price 25c. Tried once used always A. E. Rich ards Medicine Go, Sherman, Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08
NOT FIT FOR LADIES.
Success to the Pie.

Public sentiment should be against it and we believe it is; there can be no reason why ladies should suffer with headaches and neuralgia, especially when Hunts Lightning Oil gives such prompt relief. It is simply a question of getting the ladies to try it. All etuggists sell Hunts Lightning Oil in 25c and soc bottles. A. E. Richards Medicine Co.,, Sherman, Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08

Notice iS hereby given that tbe following joint resolution. proposing an amendment to the State Consti- tuition, was passed by the General Assembly at it's regular session of 1913, and that the same will be submitted to the electors of the State at the next general election, to be held Monday September l4th.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-05-08

calming action of the oil on wat CT has been mathematically de- monstrated.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
Raris iu Der &risssseit.
lInbetmli6s Rubs.
Cine ssDif. Diirbe 5eist Der parifer.
bic ihm friibsr fremo mar.

Cine anT6uuIide S6ilberuns ber
dugeubIidli9eu Barrier 3uftdnbt
brinst bic 3iiriher .3eituns. Der pir
fplgenbes entnebmen:
Was uns in ben Straben Don paris
suerit elm tpeuis oerbtiifft, 1T bic Ru-
be. Stile Msnifsn tsin ein5iser 4us
tomobil> ooer 9fsrbe Omnibus bic
ale i'm Gelbs iino, iebr ipsnig 5rams
ipase,t, Qsut., bic ni9t asi6Gftis mi:
ionit in Der GrObitdbt babineiIen, Ions
bern bebadtig ibrsn 0es fpdblen.
prefiirt 1T ia momentan nieuianb in
paris, Die @efddfte itebeu pie trGus
meno ba pieIe limb nur often, I'm gu
aeigen, bab man bier lei uno niHt
beim Naben bss Jeinbes eeflii6tet -
eine Dorii9tsmabrsssI, bic man Der
Regieruns i'm gebeiln.n Elm tpenia nahe
trGgt. NiGt laut, benn rGionnirt piro
iebt tpeuis in paris, man min einis
isin unb man lit ss aud. paris be-
b6ltert iid iibrissns Ieit strpa 3ipei
Woden iDisber rapib; es tommt Iangs
lam fpisber Elm etipas frii9er I3nq ins
@an5e. Wsbr unb mebr 2doen rpers
ben aufgetban. Gum 2eibtpefsn ale
Sss iIsiusu selHdfts.iidaissu NsSiets
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Undertakings. s.anssisen.
Was.n seplast. bate bas yabr5eus
In Bic 61he nehphsn unb auf bds

Waaen sepIast, bate bas Tabr5sus
IN Bic 6Sbe gebobsn uub auf bas
Dad elmer GAeuns mitisH In einem
gausrnbof aeIebi. RDd merfpiirbis
ger perIief Elm OrunatfhuB. Der unier
tinem WuHitionspdsen einfr I'm glns
maritb bsfinbIifsn ftinbIihtu 4oIoHs
ne sinfhlus. Der WuniiionStDdgen
fpurbe nit ieintm i5obrpericnaI. obns
bnb zines Der berlabenen gef9ofe bns
BEL srplobierie. nlatbematiih gtrldu
ouf einsn characterization gee
Iebt, 10 bab bic RGbsr freibdnssnb iih
ipsiterbrtbttn. Grobes gallo CAB ea.
als Elm einseIner GoIbat infolss sinss
@ranati9uiIss unperielri pom eror
toSen mitten III bic 8ipeise eiiIrs ia.
hen Dbftbauniss seihleubert tpurbs.
mo sr unter btm Surru fsinsr Rores
raben sItifgiiItis anfins, ilH Dblt 81
piiiiden. - DerriitbIid,e @rnnatea.
Der 5elbentob burd
mir Der Rebaition bts r5ober,
itaufsn. III foIssnbss grIetnib einss
Wrnunbeitn gum Mbbrud iiter seten
tpprh.n. Bel br giiiie trmmt Der
Giabsar5i Az stpei Sndifsn. Sts iino
In Der Gessno Don gaeedrct tatei ce.
ipeieu. .Wober babt SIR Ssnn be
frans5fifen GoibatsnbilDsr2a -aus
ben sorniitern Der oefalIenen sSrons
soTen.1 .gtpag miiiTen mir bod nIs
gnbenfsu mitnebmsu bon bentn ia
rriiben. unb GtuIpe bari man nift
mehr nebmtn," u.sinte Der 5-elts
Ga6ie. Id itbs mir bag cine Bib
al. Gin martinIiI6 ausistenfer
s5ransoIs in pompisruniform NIT ce'
fillitm gajonett III es. Der Sdt's
ersa6It aana bsihsiben: sWir bas EN-
bort matchmaker brti Ghiisendrd sa
ausrdiimen miifen. 3ismlih pies
pon nns itnb geblieben. 6inter ben
britten gdiibsnsraben. asbsdt ourn
tiuen ifarfsn Baum. itcnb Elm arcFer
sstrI.. aipsi aSpfs arSber aIs it. unb
fhpb iInb fhob, tr ipclIts parfrut
nid1t tsraus. St babe brtimal cni
80 Weisr asftuert. or mar rilt res
btdt: bsim britisn fdllne "a i'm bins
ten iltxr.s qlIs Id bic pbOtcsrdpbie
bss gyrnnsoitn berunbrehIs. lac ID bd
bon Der Sanb bes inpftren Gdhien:
,er Iitt ben Selbsntob bsi Gi. Wi'
del am /. 8. bnrd mir
Das tieintre iiebsI.
o.: Mie i6 stb5rt BABE. bdtien Gle
fi6 dnf Der Iebtsn gflptniour btinabs
psrlobi21
g.: .gDabrbaftie. Bin ater orao
ns4 suy rs4iea 3slt atasFas1L'
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Spenben ber beutfhsn
Surner.

Ra9bsm pisIe tleins @ersins uno
perihisbene arsiis ibre 8eitrdge an
bic llHieritiibunestais Der osutfHen
surneridaft abssfiibrt baben, itsII.
iih Der @etras 6er aeiammeItcn 9ei,
trdgt. bic Dem Rotkn &rsu5 unb ans
beren @obIfabrtseinrihiunssn 5u Ons
ts tommen, uuf ii5er 1 Miuiou Wart.
= auberbem babsn bisIe SurnDereins
ibre eigenen SurnbalIeH BEN Rothen
areuS Su ad5arstistpedtn Silr Derfiis
'gung geitellt. .ginen sriten Wdng nimmt
in biefer Siniidt Der Tfiinfener Wdns
neriuruuerein DON 1879 Elm, Der in Der
Gage it, iOfort 150 @eripuHbtte in
i.iner luftisen, bsllen 9urnhaae aufs
3unebmeH, cine 3abI, bic auf 200 srs
h5ht iperben lam. Cir GpsrdtiDntn,
S&Iaftn Der Gsr1ts Hun sss wssic'
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Snnte arieesdrDnif aus
SextiaIans.
M Miniterbeiu d bel BEN.
8etpertfbaften.

Die %. 8. am Wittas" ihreibt pom
%. Ropember: Der politiide Burg
| frieben bat elm bemertensipertbes Or.
eignis sessitist. 9lm pergnnssheu
Sonnobene bdbsn einise Stoatsietre-
tGre, prcubiihe Miniiter unb onbere
poIitiI9e periOnli6teiteu einige Gins
ri6iunsen Der fo5ialbemotratiiGen
Gsiperii6aften beii6tist Die anrea
gung ging fpie Der ,yuriuarts' be,
rittet, BON einem redtsitebenoen Ear.
lamentarier aus, Der 3ufdaig elite bei
eetpertifnftli9en Ginri9tungen fens
nen scIernt bate. Q(uf fsinen @ors
itIag baben nm Der HeidJsid)aBiefre,
tar, Der Staatsieiretdr DeS Reitsjus
itisamtss, Der preubifde Sanbelsminis
ittr unb Der Miniiter Oes Snnern. Der
Oberbirsermeiiter Don Berlin Ioipie
cine Reibe BON parIamentatiern, on
ibrsr Spite bic prdiiOenten besReihss
tases unb bes preubiiden Serrenbdu=
i.s, 'Das Geperiibaftbaus, bic @ers
banbsbGaisr Der Msiallarbeiter uno
Splsarbeitsr unb bic gdderei Der aons
iumsenOhenifaft beiittist. Die Sbei!s
n.bmer an Der 8eIidtigunssfdbrt bds
ben, ME iie erSabIsr, iebr iuertbSolle
ginbriide empfansen, pie ii4srlib
ipGter BEL Der 2Ofung orinsenber 5ras
gen, gum geiipieI Der 2lrbeitsIoienfiirs
forge. BON srobsm RuBeu isin iperoen.
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fein Merrid idreit nlebr tpie Dor "A
sSabren 81 @erIinl", aber Elm iiiier-
ihiitterIifes Bertrnien berridt in
ben riiicceS final", bas eihliiigc gno.
reiuItnt.
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6auptmann nnb GiFlitr.

2lug Cbsrbduftn i'm RbsinIauo tpirb
ssmeIbsi: Dem Diifilisr Grit et&tens
bobmer ppn bier tpurbe ms aasarett.
fpo er .nls 9erpunbster Iiest, isIepbos
MID miissbtilt, DuB Ct mil btm eis
Iernsn ar.ua n,isssssihnet iuoroen iei.
Dds arenj fsibtr iOIIe nnG .iniaerI
1agrn foIssn. 9aupimdnn gsdsr, Der
i'm Islben 2a3arsii lag, bDrie bnpon,
ncbm isin sisenes GiTsrnes arsu3 unb
lisb Is bon ieiutr Gruu Dem !apfsren
sJiiiilier NIT hsr3IiGen GliitpiiHifen
anbeitsn. Der Worfan fpridt beii!lis
der als dies Mnbere fir bos tamrobs
i6aftlidx @srbdltnis. bas 5ipiitcn ben
Gffi3isrsn unb Wunnidaften anfsrss
2ricgsbesres bsliebt.
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Gprs9en Sie bas ben SrupptH nit
meiilem .aiirIi6en GruB iinb ben be-
iteu Wiini4en fiir bic 3utunfi aus.
milbtlm l. o.,
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unieroffisistt sur Nus
btlbuud.

Tag Sisllp. @eneraIiommanbo bei
z. giemssiorps giebt bsidnHi: ~Gs iptre
bsabiidtigi. nod peitere aompdgnien
fir bic WliliidrporbiIoungsanfiaIt ;u
biloen. @srfdisbene Gffi5iere un6 lln'
isroffiSisre serSnfanterie jsbsn Dienit'
grades, ipeIte ii6 CUR afusbiIburs Der
iungen aeuie atsisnet era4isn. ipcIIsn
ii9 nnpsrsiislid inter gOrluss ibrsr
Militdrpapisrs bel ben 9esirtsioms
manbcs melben. lluiercffi5iere. iDelhs
bereiis bsi einr lInttroffisisrsi1ils
begin. @orfduIs ibdiis Darsn, iperoen
on eriter Stells bsriidiihtipi. Die 81
piIbebDroen sriute ib bringenb, bic
Eel ihnen angeiielltfn ebemdlieen linz
teroffisiere, in criter 9inie ibnnIihft
tbemdlise lIntsroffisisrfhiiler be5.
s@ori4iiler Der Militirbsb0rbe - fc'
tpeit ebsn m0glih - 5ur Wtrfiisung
gu iteIen."
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asin MaRgsIan petrOs

9Iuf cine 9lnfrase bin erildris ole
Maannbeims 9rsmsrsBrtrolsumsa 81.
bub petrolsum in sroben Wengen
borbanben iei. Die @crrdibe reifttn
bts iibsr ben WiHter binaus. ielbit
penH ieins 3ufubrsn mebr aus bem
guslanb. erfulgisn. SOl4e fdDbtH
ober III eeriHscn unianse itatt. Gic
GeieIi6uft bat ibpe bisbsrigen Ser,
taufsprsifs niht srb0bt; Der prtis 1T
be- aIei4e ipis Dor gesinn res aries
ses, Die 9etailiitsu bdtten 0aber teine
9nanlafuna iDis biss Deri4ieoeniIih
in itar!em Nabs gsiAtben TT, bic @srs
iaufspreiie gu .rb5bsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
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