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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
UNCLE JOE CANNON, WHTTaIAl
AND PENRosE EIIECTED

New York, Nov 4 Sweeping re-
publican gains throughout the coun-
try, which reached q climax IN this
State by the overwhelming victory OF
Charles s. Wihitman FOR governor and
James w Wadsworth to succeed Eli
hu Root IN the United States Sen
at,s were indicated last night in the
eaa1y returns.
f1eavy failing of OF the progres-
sive vote in many states, the return
to Congress of former Speaker JOS
eph. c. Cannon; decisive republican
gailas in New York and Illinois IN the
House membership and the over
wheylnling defeat OF Representative
"a. Gditcheil Palmer by Senator Boise
IPenfose in Pennsylvania were fea-
tures of the returns
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
FORCING LINES OF
GERMAN FORTRESS
TREMENDOUS ATTACKS NIGHT AND DAY BY JAPS
At TSING TAO

Toxic. Nov 4.-The Japanese adj
miralty announced today that the
general attacks by the Japanese on
Using Tao is proceeding night and
day. Fort Iltis has been silenced by
bombardment and the cruiser Kais-
erin Elizabeth has been sunk. Gov
ernor Wa1deck is reported to have
been wounded, but the Germans are
obstinately defending Using Tao.
Many buildings are burning. The
Kaiserin Elizabeth was the chief
Austrian warship in the far east.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
SUCCESSFUL urEET1NH
AZ nADE CITY
Great Enthusiasnn Tor OEQanixatiOn
shown hy Vegetable Growers


Shown rs Kegefable Growers
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frs,a,,,,a ,rrfh,,s,a. rrhe axiiourne.l
a1see.tdng of tlhe FLORIDA vegetables
m sa5F = lnlr n Il reaa,. held here sa fai III
day vas attenxIesi 81 i 900 persons. 4
ma if,s.tfv ~ tllem Grover. who.
showed great enthusiasm ID the
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many pron,ssesl Is attend TIE meet
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
.SCEPTER OF
THE SEAS
WITH BRITONS BY
GERMANS OFF CHILEAN
COAST

Valparaiso, Chile, Nov. 4.--lThe
Herman warships Gneisenau. Scharn-
horst, Nupnberg, Leilasic and T'res-
den attacked a British fleet of Cor
sineI. Chile, yesterday The British
cruiser Monmouth was sunk The
sruiser Goot Hope wsIs very BADLY
Managed. sshe was oH1 fire alpi is
supposed 70 have been lost The
Ilritish cruiser Glasgow took refuge
ah the lharbor of Corollel and is now
ltottled mp The German IbattIesllips
isicharnaIorst, Nurnbers and Dire stien
saichors.d ia Valparaiso harbor llnin-
1lred.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
BERLIN CLAIMS
THE BU[GARS
SILLY BALKAN NATION PREPAR.
ING no COMMIT SUICIDE

Berlin, Noy. 4.The Bulgarians'
e1 trance into the war as an ally of
Crsrmany and Austria is foreshadow-
ed by advices received today, but
railroad communication in the Bull
garian ikingdom and Seryia has been
br oxen of. Bulgarian troops are re-
ported to be already on the Servian
fus,ntier. The single railroad line
Ct. ,ssing the Bulgarian and Servian
frontier connects tNish and Sofia, the
ca ,itals of the twon countries
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
ABOUT TO GIVE UP
AUsIRlANssIN PRzIssiTsL CANT
SUSTAIN RUSSIAN ATTACK

Petograd, Nov The Anal as
sault ,Dn the Galician fortress at
Przenysl has begun and the an
nouncement is made that its fall may
be exrscted shortly, according to the
tArnay Messenger today
The departure of Emperor Mich
o1as and Minister Of War Sukhom-
n1inoff for the front is believed tp
have to do with the FrzenysI sitaia-
tion and it Is supposed the car In
tends tt, visit the great citadel alter
its capture
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
CLASH in
!. THE council
EsEsa6FSATIoN OF -FOUR MEM
BIpRS DE THE lIBRKISH
CABINEf

Cons;anti1 ople. Mo. 4.-1s1rce
u enfbsIs OF the cabins have resign
eli and 1t is expected that others will
also retire Those giving up their
.pi,rtfolios are General JemaI Pasha,
minister Of N arine; Mslmoud Pasha,
minister of public WORKS, and Slley-
nran el Bustsny Effentli, minist,ar of
taines forests, agriculture and com
Taerce
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Ind Barbeclled Lunch at Meeting Of
Young Mems Democratic Club
this Evening

AT the meeting OF the Young
afen's l0emt cratic CIuh tonight, Of
icers NIL ae elected and. after tile
.busine4s me sting, bafbecued lunch
will be serylsd.
The dneeti ings of the club are al
ways full oil interest and It's social
affairs are enjoyable, and ali mem
bars should be pres ent
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
T'ROUNCED BY
!. THE TURKS
lItS CLAIMS OF VICTORIES OVER
THE RUSSIANS COME IIioM
lsERLIN

Berlin. Nov 4-It is officially an
,4Inced that nineteen Russian trans
'i'ts have been sunk by the Turks
iii that the 15essels carried 100
les attended to be used ill block
ling Turkish waters. thus proving
Il Russians Intentions were hostile.
is also announced that the Illus
{ a troops have been unsuccessful in
sair first fights against the Turks
s Trans, Caucasia.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
SAFETY UNDER
STARS AND STRIPES
THE CHRISTIAN POPULATION OF
BEIREUT PROTECTED BY AN
AMERICAN CRUISER

ATHENS, Nov. Am American
warship has arrived at Beireut, Syria,
to protect the Christian population
there, in case of an attack by Mo-
hammedans.
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CAME VERY NEAR
|. CAPTURING CONGRESS
REPUBLICAN PARTY HAD 4 GREAT REVIVAL
TAMMANY TIGER WAS TOO HEAVY A LOAD FOR THE new
YORK DEMOCRACY TO TOTE

Washington, Nov BeIated re-
turns from Yesterdays election show
that the democrats came perilously
near to losing control of Congress. It
is not yet absolutely certain chat
they escaped that danger, but the
Qrobabilities are that they will have
a. small working majority. The Sen
ate remains under democratic con
trol.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
BTMlTEN BAgK BY THE BRITIsH

Phone one four for drugs or any
thing in ehe druggist line. We viii
give your orders careful attention
and prompt delivery Bitting &
Knight. druggists. 10-31-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04

I,etro yrsud. NoF. Am official an
nollncen rent male today states that
Russian troops crossed the Turkish
frontier and ca tured eight villages
The Tu 4kish troops suffered severe
losses.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
De EaRES A
SHOW DOWN
WILLIAMS ASKS ALL NATIONAL
BANKS no PROVE THEIR

iWashingEOn, Nov \ Comptroller
OF the Currency Williams today ~
sued cali for the condition OF ma
taonal banks VI The close of business
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04

the f,urest and freshest Of drugs
only ar. used iii our prescription de-
partmerFtg and ii GU get the result
your nhysicfan expects, lie prescrsp
itions are filled by us. Bitting &
knight, druggists. 1O-31-I
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04

High grade toilet articles of all
kinds, soaps, perfumes, powders,
etc at Biting & knights. the drug
gists. 1O-Sl-tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
AS USUAL
Czi AIRS BATILESHIPs SOUGHT
THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA

London, Nov A Reuter- dis
pa Oh from Amsterdam says d Sofia
dhpatch to the Vossische zeitang. a
&c rman newspaper, states that the
Turkish fleet sung a, Russian battle
ship.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
FOUND A
new F|SSURE
VEsUVlUs ER1IPTIONs INGREAs s
ING In VIOLENCE

Naples, Nov. 1.-The eruption of
Mount Aresuyirs is increasing in vio-
lence. .A new fissure has developed.
Ashes ale falling twenty miles away.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04

Paris. nov. 4.--Taking advantage
of The discontinue of the Germans
the allies are assuming vigorous Of
fsllaive movement afong the entireI
battle line and violent ighting is rel
ported from seven separate zones
frmn tile North Sea to the vosges.
uFe openltitns in the INanders low
Elilds along the User are now at al
sandstIll .nhe low lying territory
has lbetln covered with ewater from
tdl,s BeyisrAi dykes, in many Dlaces be-
ddris from i've TO seven feet deep.
CAsrFAIB CHOEED WITH CORPSES
The ssernlaa as claim they have been
able to rebrsat from this low land
nithosrt losing any men OF supplies,
but reaolas I'd tho flsrench general
ssilft sald ths Beleaan war ofice in.
Eiilyre state the GeInnans auffefed
heavy losses The; tlrjyid waters Ore
slid 90 Epe s:holxed wlbll csrpses of
Soldiers and porses and debris fr,m
tb'Oken tlmrHlnitor and provision.
wagons
ALL EHs VtEEari 100 ATtrENT ),
t1He alIIies lost some prisoners in
ia q figia sirtg lear HloFe owing to ihe
ZEAL OF seYerih deaashInents Of B it
islIl and Fh,euch who refused to re-
traH phel attac kei 10y super ior
for.ets Tlhes sought until their ann
munltfoll CAV out and being $ lr-
rounded coul not retreat. The exitct
niuinIber lost Is not kncwn, balt it is
Thought NOR, than 800 oinlprised
the detschent ms. A sew rapid fire
g1Is were al 50 lost.
FJesHENG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Il. is evident that Germans is MAX
ing every e.ntbeavor to nusfl fresh
trotTs to the firing line in western
Belgium
BFMTEN BA,5K BY THE H,RITIsH
a5ond0n. NOV. An Official re
port by the government pres; bureau
today says that British trooDs, with
artillery, repulsed the violent attacks
of the Germans in Belgium FRIDAY,
Saturday and Sunday Prodigous
losses were inflicted. We DESTROYED
two eigtst-inch guns The Germans
are greatly discouraged. The allies
positions have been strengthened.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04
F.IIsHENaa REINFoTp0IaMllITs

Ii. is evident that Germans is max
ing every esntteavor to irusH fresh
trotps Il, the firing line in western
Belgium
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-04

anniversary" I"
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i1lliFers ary. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25

up, IRON the tire TO the little table, with
Its two candles in brass candlesticks
with paper shades made by Ccrise her
self, and with q little basket filled with
holly leaves and berries; for Ccrisc was
q rocco person and very luxurious in
her tastes.
At last, when dinner was over, and
Pierre had helped Ceriscwash the dishes
and put them into the cupboard, the
storm Of passion quite overwhelmed
poor Pierre. He caught Cerisc in his
arms and told her brokcnly Of his love;
for great passions are but sparingly
soluble in talk
Thank the saints" dcvoutly cried
Cerisc, laying her pretty head on
Picrrc's shoulder. why didn't YOU asl,
me long ago, when my father died,
Oh, YOU wicked Pierre"
Pierre was so stunned by the way in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25

done So have |, Honeysweet?"
no. indeed, said Honeysweet "Nor has any other
man. for the Breton saints will always take OF
Breton girl. You know prayer in strange places
like Paris Saints of my country, take of me; for
these strange saints don't know me-
Honeysweet had deep, sincere and heather piety
Of her own In her heart was secret conviction that
the mighty and eternal God might be relied upon to
take care Of the daughters Of generals and colones and
actresses at the Con6de Francaise but scrgeants'
daughters and actresses at the cheap theaters stood
better chance with the humber saints, especially those
of their own province.
Then Honcysweet whispered in Picrres ear that not
only would she love him long She lived but that
never. never again would she be a Spfre. At this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25

which his hand was accepted that
he could only stammer, IL
was afraid.
Afraid Of what" asked Cerise,
rubbing her rosy check against
Picrre's dark Pierre was
nothing particular to look at, but
4 fine actor and an honest man.
"Aly father always told me not
to be afraid, and especially, if any
man ever said an impudent word
to me, to give him clip over the
head.
"Yes, replied Pierre, holding
Cerise close, "and he told when
YOU and | sang together in the
streets, that if ever said a wrong
word toyou, hewould hang me up
by the heels. But | never have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25

Lady OF the Camcas, and the receipts TO nearly
six hundred francs night and both the manager and
his leading woman thought they getting rich. But
all runs must come to end, and another play was on
for the Monday night
o. the cold, clear October night, when the new play
was TO be produced, Ccrise IIoncyswect in
dccd for at six o'clock she entertained Pierre in her
own room at dinner prepared with her own hands;
for Ccrisc "a capital cook as well as actress.
OF Ccrise and the excellence Of her cabbage soup
and he subtle grace as she flew with her skirt, tucked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25

Next TO Cerise, undoubtedly Pierre loved Fcrnand
Deormc better than anything the world; for Pierre
loved Ccrise and everybody including Cerse herself
knew it. Pierre was inclined to boast little Of his in
timacy with the brilliant young gentleman Of the long
robe, whose father was eX-cabinet minister. The
postman's son and the cxcabnet minister's son became
friends when doing their military duty together Then
Dclorme had gone travelling; but Pierre often had let
tiers from him. and at last Dclorme back in Paris
He and Pierre had dincd together and Pierre was al
ways Dragging that Deorme was coming to the Hya-
cinth Theater some night to write up the performance
for The Figaro"
Cerise was hoping and praying that Deorme would
pay this great visit during tremendous run of thirteen
nights when she played Marguerite Gauter in The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25

And ! struck you in
the face. and promised
YOU another blow il |
ever saw YOU again. and
| always keep my word T.
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MHflasen
8sscn Glerf @alfer NuserOit in
itGStiideu Soipital erbObea.

suf @eiilina bon @iirsermeiiter
Spieael iit eegenpdrtig Scott SnraG,
Der 9orfteHer bes geiduperoe6ureaus
nit Ser lInterilidlng einer Reibe
bon gnfIagen beiddftiet, tuel6e Or.
CHARLES Sarlborrt, Der Superinter.
cent oes It1btii6en SoipitaIs gesen
cen GIerf i'm Soipital 8alfer Wtils.
croft erbobelI bat.
Gie glnfIagen tparen bereits bor
eiuigen Sagen Dem Siferbeitsoiref.
tor Solmes initerbreitet iporoen, Der
iid jeocf) nitt iiber Die slnseiegen.
Geit ausIaiieu ipolte, ieoob 5ugab,
bab es iif IN aIererfter aiuie UNI
angetlidje sSnIuborbination banole
Serr Splules hat bereits nit Dem 8a.
ter Walter Wsiscrofts, Or. Charles
9. Muscroft IN Der Sabe fonferirt
m6 Gr. Muscroft ioa erfldrt baben,
oab fein Spbn am 1. Septelnber iret.
tuillig mis bem slntt idJeioen ipiiroe.
0ieies tpuroe ieoof, BON @aIfer Wiits.
croft eeitern entif)ieben in @breoe
geiteilt irno er perfiderte, oab er I'm.
ter feineu llnrit1nben reiignieren
tpiiroe. ionoern Dem Reiultat Ser
offioieIleH 1lnteriu6ung entgesen
ieben.
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GApm tpieber
Smbibirte Sie Giuiloienitfummiiilon
bic Inssablnng Ses 8ebaits pom
tabtiideu slnseitellteH.

9ie GipiloicnItfonlmiiiion bat ge'
tern Die glus5ablitng oes @cbalts
on peitere 50 itdbtiide 9lngeItellte
inbi6irt, neil Die getreifenoeu iih
ME eirer @ipilOienitpriiiung inter.
sogen baben luto bieies einem &ehts-
gitta6ten oes Staotantpalts Sdoenle
5ufolge eine abiolltte gtotblpenoigfeii
lit. RommiiiGr Boppe itinliute aaer'
eines aegen 0ieie Snbibirung Der
Nlus5ablung Der @ebdlter uno ben
trat mieoerm ben Stanopunft, oaB
in oieier gln9eleeenbeit Dos Hebts'
gutadten oes @eneralanipdfts Sogan
maBgebenb iein iollte, Der entihieoen
hat, oaB itdotiide slnseIteIte. Die anl
1. ssanuar 1914 in Itdotiiben Dien-
item itanoen, als GipiloienitangeIteatc
5u betrahten icien, aber Die Ionmtl-
i1re @eisel ltno Or. 4eefer luareu
be aniidt, baB Der Stabtanwalt fir
lie maBgebenb iei rno bic Snbibirung
iuurbe baber beidloiien.
Bon Dem geitrigen Sei6lub tutr.
ben so stneeirellte I'M 3eparteuent
fir StraBenrcporatllr, 10 slngeitellte
i'm 3uflnGtsbuiiie, bier slngeltellte
i'm s(rbeitsba,iie umb fiinf glngeitellte
i'm Itdotiid)en slrmenbnilie betroffen.
sSnsgeiammt haben Die GioiIoienlt'
fomnliiidre iorpeit bie sllts5ablung
oes @ebaIts ar $50 itdotiihe slnge-
itellte perbinbert, mas natiirlitb I'M
8atbbaitie iebr bofes gltt beritriadt
bat, ba bieie sinorbnunsen meiit min.
berfalarirte gerfonsn setrpFfen bat, bic
eas @elo am Gringenoiten notbig boz
ben.
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Ie'GrlaatxikiAeixe.

foeuis @abbert 40, 1000 aineoII
1 anenue.
leonife stafioro, 40, 1929 @onior
( Strobe.
tgbarIes 3. gsitdeIl, SO, aOuispilIe
I Sir.
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more Strabe.
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SabD'7pnteft
geranitaltet bas GciunSbeitsami
mieocr am 2. unb 3. September.

gon bieIen Seiten eeGrBerten
@iinIhen 3e1Huna traeeno. hot Dos
it16tiibe @eiunobeitsanlt beibloHen,
mieoer cinen Sabps8otlteit 81 oeran'
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oeiten itno beiterttrpifelten &inSer I'M
sitter Don feds 0aonaten bis orei
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9ieier &ontcIt fpirb am 2. unb 8.
Septeulber an feds perihieoenen
glGsen abgebalten iperoen itno Die
.beiten" Babies weroen gron5eme'
ndillen erbalten, fp6breno ionlt nod
Diplome sur @ertbeihung selaneen.
Die IlGee, mo Die glltsitellung nno
ltnterIu6ung Ger Babies olir6 oas
@eiinoheitsomt beiteate sler5te inter
Der 2eitung res SiIis-@eirino6eits.
beamten Or. S8. Eeters itattfinoet,
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iiifff tjiiifff, iittiii6ft iittiii6ft seettbbe sgeettbbef, GirtiiHftttti
BolpcIif,ic uno bas Ssetpiih Settle
ment. iopie Die @emeinbei6ule Der
r0m. Hath. ct. pdul 9eneinbe
9lnneloeformnlare iino BON %.
gluanit ab, bon oen 0iitrift. .aranfen-
pflegerinneu bes @eiunobeitsantts 5u
boben uno glnmelouneen uriiiien bis
ipGteitens ben eriten Septenber err
folqen.
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Snfprntatiptt
Selesrap6iert bic idjiueiaer @eiamot'
idaft aH lire sinberufeuen af-
fi5ire unS ltnteruffi5iere.

Die Gituation in Der S9tpeia
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Sic balb. mie piels pldBe su reisrpireH
iinb. Iur Offiaiere unb nnteroffi8iere
iino aufgerufsn inb babsn poqs SSabr.
toiten i.lbit al beitreiten. Gin Sbeil
rer Sanpferioften mag epentueG BON
ms porseitoiien tperben. Die Gitua.
tion Der G9peis ideint iebr ernftbuft
au isin. 5beilen Sic ss6ren S6rpsi5sr
aolcniiien nit. bab pdtriotifde Sam
nelliiten fir bas S6pei5er Hotbe
areus ndhiiens in 3irtuIatiOn gsiest
perben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-15
(Ginseianst.)

Cincinnati, g., IA. 4ug. 1914.
@eebrter 6err Rebatteur!
gur NIT SetriibniB babe ih bas lei-
Der BON Sbnen aufsenommene @iuse.
fanbt Don oerrn Iugaft 8. gooe ges
leien.
6eute, mo alle OeutIhen unb
Seutid< <ameritaner pie Elm Wann 3u@
fammenbalten ioqtsn, bat Serr 9ooe
ben alien Rationalfebler Der Deuti6eH.
unter ii6 au itreiten, trpb ieines lang
iGbrisen 4ufentbalts nod Hiht Der-
lernt.
eSeDer aebilbete Deuticbe ipllte nit
uuierem aufridtigen beutihen &oniul,
5errn Sr. Mesger, unb auh nit unz
ierem 10 piel in Mnipru1 aenomme-
nen prdiibenten iotpeit aufrieben fem.
sd bin aud elm Iangidbrieer Biir-
ger Der @ersinigten Stauten, unabbdn.
gig unD tein poIititer, au6 nidt ftreit-
barer Rdtur, alio aud niAt BON pers
fonIi9en Wlotipen ansefubi.
unb 10 mD1te i4 als Seutf9.ame.
ritaner ben btbt0pfisen 6errn 9obe,
Ter, fpie mir ia 2(lle piiien, 5u 10 man.
dem Wiberipru6 @eranlaFuna seee.
ben bat, bitten, rubig su fein unb
fpenu er periDnlid ettpas geasn ben
beuti6en Gonful ober ben prGiibenteu
bat, oies psri0nli1 nit ibnen ausSL-
fedten, ober fpenigitens auf eine mebr
ppportune 3eit su peribieben.
6err 8pbs nsnnt ben taiierIih beutz
fhen 3onIul eiHen g Il; oann fam
Serr 8obe niht als 4meritaner aes
ipro1en baben, benn ameritaniiebe
9aitfreunbidaft Gubert ii6 ni9t in ge.
bdfiisen qnariffen, bic nur pers
4 fOnli4en MotiDen au entfprihsen
ideineH.
Sol4e Streitiefeiten inter ben
Deutiaen sur iesisen 3eit tSnnsn Der
beutihen Sahe nur ihdben.
4htunsspoa
Or. g. @. 6arff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-15
Cincinnati eieS.rfrans.

Ser gineinnati 2ieSerfran5 ipiro
nun bod nod in siefem CONNER Elm
@aIbfeIt, bn6en, aui Blnid pieler
nftipen irlD paiiipen WlitsIie6er i'm
SumboIot garf am Sonntos, ben
i16. slueiiit ion es fein. Dds Der.
.eniigimgs aommittee bat bereits
ginIaoung an allie Mitglieoer erse.
ben laIien mo eri,idt, 1reiinoe uno
+beren Gamilien nit eiu5uIaSen. Ga
iulter BEN segenrpdrtisen gerbaltnii-
fen Sonntags gergniisunsen cine
Raritdt iino, 10 refnet man oui
red,t 3ablreiden geiufl sir Inter.
taIt icrst ia Der 2ieoerfran5 iiets /;
@efang Der sIftiDen Gpiele fir Die
Sugeno uno 9an5 fir sIlle etc. lIeber
ssabrgelesenbcit siebt cine sIu5eige
an anSerer Stelle glusfiinft. Wer
1lio einen bereniister Sonntag i'm
@nIoe uerbrinsen mill, Der foulme
nit.