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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

One esb sifie9 fosg; seasf kay fsr-
sfoosfaI SAID; 2 ievsi tcasfoo4fsk A G
Bakisg PopdsY; grated TfsS EFT
LemsH; Seegs bsakss hgAfs I cEf ssgari
y eAf Aof EiLss glass g jsAys foss-
dsYed ssear.
Beat the sugar into the eggs; add the
lemon rind, then the -four, sitted three
times with the salt and baking powder,
and, lastly, the milk. Bake ia q butt
tered dripping pan; turn out ona damp
cloth, trim off the crisp edges; spread
with jelly and turn over and rel into
a roll while still warm. Dredge the top
with powdered sugar.
Hot milk used In the Jelly roll en-
ahles It to be rolled without danger Of
cracking, Have the milk scalding hot,
also be careful TO have the eggs and
sugar beaten together until very light
and creamy, Bake in amederate oven.
K c Jelly Roll is illustrated on page
thirty.two OF the new and handsomely
illustrated 64-page K c Cooks Book,
| which may be secuted far by setdius
| the eettihmte packet % every 2S-eert
| can OF Il & Rskins Powder &c tho
JA0vns Mre, Co., chieago, III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
81 smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering !, throusa
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
thew wifi Do Is ten fold 10 the good YOU
can possibly derive from them. nahs
Cafarrh Cure, manufactured b. r. j.
Cheney a CO.. Toledo, o. contains no
mercury. and IS taken internally. citing
directly upon the blood end mn ouS sur
faces Of the system. In hnyiag dais
Catarrh Cure be sure yoa gel tne Es"g q
Toledo, Ohio. by F. J.. Cheney & CO. res
timcnials free.
sold by Druggists. Price &c per bottle
rake HnIrs Family pills for constipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

]. c. King has traded his inter
est in the building which he oc'
ouples, for residence property on
South Clark Ave-, belonging tc
William Biggers OF Moberly. Thi'
building is now owned by VIM. II
Coons and Mr.. Biggers and Il
"a nice piece of business property.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Holiness Services sabbath School
$50. Devotional services Al II a n
and 1880 . IN. Except the second
and fourth sabbaths there will
be preaching mornins and eveains
Prayer meeting wednesday evening
at 1850. Services above Ricketts, {
Emmons' store. Everybody invited 70
worship the Lord with us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
EuNERAL oE MRs. BORIS.

The funeral OF Mrs. Ashby Bolts
who died this week. at her home
north OF this city. was held Thurs
lay morning az 10 from Bethe
Church by the Reys. A. A. Wallace
and H. B. Banks. Mrs Bolts was = DE-
voted Christian and an active mem
Der of the Presbyterian faith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
Mr.. AND MRs. E. 0. GRAB.

AN At HOME
Hon. E. .. Graham and Mrs Gran
am arrived home Sunday from a de
ughtful visit in San Antonio, Texas
and Los Angeles, California. They
report an excellent trip. but are
clad to get back to good cld
Mexico, No" While away they
saw many people who formerly Inv
ed in this city. Mr.. Graham says 7.
J. Hoxsey and wife are now in San
Francisco. Mr.. Hoxsey Is con
s,dering a proposition to manage 3
large hotel at Missoula, Montana
but Is as yet undecided What ne
will do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Mesdames Fredendan of Lexington.
Hord. Philadelphia. and Eddy Of Shell.
Dyvilie. III.
Miss Beulah Rodes returned to her
home in Webster Grove Friday after
spending Easter with friends in Mex.
leo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. worren were
hosts Sunday evening at dinner to
the following; DR.. and Mrs. w. r.
Rodes, DIR. and Mrs. N. R. Rodes and
DR.. and Mrs L o Robes.
Miss Undine Butler of Christian
College has returned to Columbia af-
ter a pleasant visit with Miss Ber-
nice Smith.
Miss Lottie Cornett was hostess
with Miss Bernice Smith Monday az
ternoon at a tea dansant In honor
OF their house-guests, Misses Sites and
Butler, About thirty young ladies en
joyed the afternoon dancing, and go
Ing to the tables between times for
refreshments. Miss Marthella Carroll
OF *. Louis was the only other out
of-town guest.
Miss Dorothy Worrell entertained
with a buffet luncheon Monday at 1
o'clock In honor Of Miss Mary Rodes
Of Sikeston, Mo. Other guests were
Misses Mary bearing. Mabel Threl-
keld, Ruth Jesse. Messrs Ben Locke,
Orlando Worrell, Russell Moore, Ray
Miller and Gavin Triton.
Mr.. w @ Smith entertained the 9th.
er members OF his class and n few
friends In the Presbyterian Sunday
School with a Lyric party Thurs.
day evening, later inviting them to
his home where delicious refresh.
ments we're served. Those who enjoy
cd the movies" were Messrs Chas.
Clark, Wallace bearing. J x Brown,
win Williams. Herbert Pryor, Frank
Kelso, W. W. Pollock. Il NJ Beamer,
x Brown. r A Markwell. Earl Brown
Jas. Haverman. Walter Holman. Drs
Moore, Wallace. Pasqueth and Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perkins, Mrs
Emma Bner and Miss MartheHa Car
roll have returned to st. Louis after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]
Buckne.
Mr. and Mrs ". G. Burks and Miss
Mary Lee Burks are in Montgomer!
to spend the weekend and TO attend
the silver wedding anniversary of Mr.
and MIS-. James F. Ball.
Miss Lottie Lake of vandalia spen
Easter with Miss Lucille Minor.
Miss Mayme Ringo is in Kansas
City for a visit with relatives an'
friends.
Mrs. G. Pittman Smith and Mrs
Charles Locke OF Montgomery Cit!
were guests this week of Mrs. L. G
Cove.
Mrs. w. H. Coons invited in abou
, 20 friends to spend Friday a~fternooi
with Mesdames Percy Hord. E.
Wilson, r. t. Eddy and c c Mad.
eon and to enjoy a social game .
cards. At five O'Clock the guests
were invited to the dining room
where a two-course lunch was serve
Mrs. Fred Lleweliyn entertained
.wo tables of Auction this afternoo
in honor of Mrs. R. B. Finley {
Hannibal
Miss Florence Smith left today fC
I. her home after a pleasant stay
several days with Miss Doroth
( Deane.
The Mothers and Others Club wi
meet at 800 Tuesday at the Sou
Side School. The discussion OF Ere
Text Books will be led by Prof PIT
or and there will be folk games J
the 4th grade pupils Of South Side.
Mrs. l.. C. Cove went to Montgol
cry city Friday evening to attend u
silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ball.
Miss liberia sprou viii give a I
cital In Martinsburg next Saturday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

]. o. Tinsley has traded the Hen
ry Boeger farm. north Of Mexico,
to Henry sSartz OF warrenton. Mo.
This is q fine farm and we are glad
to welcome Mr.. SwartT to Au-
drain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
AM Alp no plegsrloN.

Never take whisky or pepsin as an
aid to digestion. but take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They will strengthen
the stomach and enable it to po>
form its duties naturally, SOLD by ~
dealers,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
GETS sts.4,4 COLUMBIA

Columbia, Mo-, April 16.
Contracts for the construction
Of three roads in the Columbia Spec
Road District were let to-day to J
d. Lyon. His bid was sts,4i4.SO o
about $4,000 a mile. The three roads
made up a little more than seven
mi1as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
q Q. aAkER a MExIeo sov.

WHO HAS ACHIEVED FAME
George o. Baker. whose PindnG
were sccspted By bSh the Paris
France. Salons IN the spring Of 1911
and sgah N 1873. though not ye< shl
y years ole. i = Mexico boy nov
rssiding m New York. He achieved
the saocas IN comparative yo1th
which many men have starved and
fought for untl saared and bozed
81 age they have deperted tht
life. ls4vng but q shsdovy nsmcEy
IN the weather beatsa zrec Of SONS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
STARTS CLEANING

UP PROPERTY.
G. w. Robertson has anticipated
the Cleanup Week move by clean
ing up his storage lot on Coal St.
in the rear of bis store. He has
burned the rubbish and piled the
boxes In neat stacks in the rear,
! Who will be next1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
M|-OM QUICKLY
ENDS INDIGESTION

Do not continue to suffer with heart
burn, dizziness, after dinner distress,
headache, biliousness, pain in the bowels
or sour and gsssy stomaeh- Get relief
at onee-buy today-a Sc hex Of Nj
o.na Tablets. They quickly and surely
end Indigestion and stomach distress
or money refunded
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
Jelly Roll Recipe
Oulv Two Eds Required

By df,s. LszefA eKcw-irH iN, Edisor%
he Boston Cookery Shooi Magaxkss
This Jelly Roll is fast becoming very
popular on account OF the way 1t keeps
fresh, With proper handling it should
keep fresh a whole week, providing II
Isn't eaten mp in the meantime, for tits
every bit as good as it looks. IS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Emmett ]. MEnGy. who EvSS iva
miles southwest * Msxien. has a.
ready sown $ Aers< q oass and vi
plant As acres q esrz his wse
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Miss Elsie Sizes Las rseGFusd 70
her home In Madsca. IA after
visit with Mss L9Stis Correct
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

MIR. and Mrs. William Locke have
gone to Chicago to visit Mrs.
Lockes father, who Is quite w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Esrnerr Ansf Ehrl Morris noAores
Ia Louisiana Sla4GE. Il her stu
6eaaasr TasE Fspcrs "A s1eeHsns
trip
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Use PARISIAN SAGE

USE PARTISAN SAGE
Hyour hair IS too dry. brittle. daM thin.
CT 4 the scalp burns and itcheS iunznedl-
s1eiyheS TIE use Of PzriSizn Sage The
frs< Ep6czfica removes the dardruH.
couls and iavigurases the sraln and IN
~erezses the beauty Of the bar b. making
il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Prisszn Sage supplies hair needs Its
d~elScztesy pertHzai-n0t sEirkyo greasy.
Surely ny q Soc hostS
OTIS Pordy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Miss Mary French IS in = Hospit
al in Chicago undergoing treat
ment
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. B. Q. Jor-
dan. at the Hospital, Saturday, Ap'
rl 18th, a fine daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

For sale by Buckner Drug oo',M no"
I'm. !. Moore. Mexico; Smith Bros.
Mexico, Jungbluth G chrlstup' Ben 81
TN civ, !. A. smith 6 Sons, LG .
donia, p. Erdel. r., Rush HnHi H. =
Pearl, Thompson, 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Herbert Bruner spert SaHsay Aad
Monday In St. Loasa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
O

People are learning that It S on.
" q waste OF time and money 10 take
medicine internally for chronic and
muscular rheumatism, and about MAE
|ly-nlne out Of 8 hundred cases are
one or the other OF these varieties,
All that is really necessary to affcrd
relief is to apply Chamberlain's linz
ment freely. MIS-. H, Miller, Logans-
port. Indiana. writes. Il have used
Cham6erlaln's Eminent for rheEna-
tism and Il always gives relief" For
sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

Frank Houston Is visiting in g
lumbisl .-h-l-A -h~A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23

and be doctored me for a long time and | did not
saw lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound adj
vertised and | tried it and found relief before | had
finished the first bottle. / continued taking it all
through middle life and am now a strong, healthy
woman and earn my own living Mrs. JANE ID.
MURDOCH, rs Gordon ST.. South Quincy, Mass.
m~w=.write to LYDIA /. PINKHAM MEDICINE co.
I~CONFIDENTIAL LYNN MASS, f0radyice.
Vour letter will be opened, read and answered
by q woman and held in strict confidence,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
Ricketts&W Whitney

DR.. ]. F. Harrison is in chlca-
20 On business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
SERIOUS CATARRH
YIELDS TO HYOME|

Il will effectively relieve all durable
forms Of catarrhal ills, bronchitis and cold
in the head or money refunded.
There is nothing just like Hyomei, OF
inst as good. or that gives such quick and
SIRE relief at a small cost-you breathe II
mr. stomach dosing. Complete outit$l.
Trv Hvomei at once and see how quickly
!, Meals soothes and p~urifies the irritated
memhrane of the breathing organs.
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
A Ministers Wife Writes:

CIoouEr. MNN.-sI have suffered very much with lrTegu1arltles,
pain and inflammation, but your wonderful medicine, LYDIA T. f1nk;,
bans Vegetable Compound, has made me well and | can Recommend
the same to all that are troubled with these complaints AIRS. JIM
ME AKERMAN, co Rev. Ii. AKERNAN, Coquet, Minnesota
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
From Mrs. ]. D. Murdoch, Quincy, Mass

TN QUINCY. MAss-sThe doctor said that / had organic trouble
9 doctored me for a long time and | did not get any relief. |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-23
From Mrs. S. r. Richmond, Providence, R. 1.

PRovIpENcE, r. l. For the benefit of won
done | wish to state what Lydia E. Pinkham'
has done for me. / did som heavy lifting
caused a displacement have always been
after my baby was born and inflammation sci
tration, from which | did not recover until | h
hams Vegetable Compound. The Compound
when | hear of a woman with troubles like
to take your medicine. Mrs. S. i. RIcHM'
Providence, r. ].
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Negro Convicted of
Killing Imam Yard
Railroad Waterman

Burrcu Hickman, negro was adj
iudgcd guilty Of the murder OF II g.
Bennett white night Waterman for
The Seaboard Air Line, within %
minutes after the Jury retired Thurs
day u the court Of Judge Hin The
shooting took place IN The lnman
Yards the night NJ February 2t
BenueA Al. dying statement iden-
tined Hickman as the negro who
had shot him lie said ne came
upon Hickman stealing brass from
one NJ the cars, and that when he
called upon Hickman to surrender
the negro pu Tod his gun and began
to FIRE
Bennett returucd the nre. and both
were badly wounded. Bennett diving
in The hospital shortly after Hick-
man ON his recovery was put on
Trial He said ON the stand that he
was walking through the yards with
Bennett when two negroes jumped
from heN ear and began firing
Judge Hil sentenced Hickman to
be hanged on FRIDAY MAY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
MOVE To FORCE
REPEAL REASON
FROM WILSON
Senators Threaten FiIibuster.
Owen UItimatum to Bring
Fight to Early Head.

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'''il''N' ~ a pi'' ''.'i-
. lines were closely drawn -n the
Senate to-da, .n PREPARATION for the
Ggbt ,yar .,,.,.l.,., 1nl t.- ,lrg
'"'' ~ lNe F'u'tha '.ahe' ne
nlstration ultImatm from Sen
al0r owen tina, orly. one wsel, .rrutd
r. tale, b.. ,4.. ,,.r,.u.,...... ,..
d. CAN'T r'L., 9' IN - t's Va
araGi6n o.a'.IJ I'M ~ i'Hse
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- the r,ei.,, .... ON '.uh
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to-lia,. ,h., .ne H'Tas'Is TT ''e
ma ,a,..'I I,',-,'.,t.. 1i'S j."
farnrt ~, an. f,,,,..,.
.,.i,s bt. ...
IN tr,, trea ~.
H.. - E.I:l4
This va. go, -. 80 ,..,...
f,,l, - az % 20 nv 'oIi
morn, ~ ~. $500 ~
davter roeai.,ttl,,' .,,.. ~
presido,., "a. ans "t'H
'.-orl,rs .aoa,-l'r 80 """
,,i,r,i,,Ig,
b,1ster maj, ',l',,I5 a.,
,'s w. ,'i, g.'Iu ue'" "iiS.os'.' l'"H
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
Die Seeiblarbt bel ben
SalfianS sJnieln.
Cine offi3isIIe bsuti d E
Grf11rur, hnr;ibsr

Cine offisisIle bsuti d
GrtIdruHg barii6er.
Berlin, IL Deg. = 9ia 2lmitsr
BAN unb 2onbOu. 2lm 1yrsitag puro:
bier cine baI6offi3ieue GrtIaruns iibe:
bic Sseialadt pOm 8. Sessmbsr bel
ben Go!tIano Snisln Der0ff.nt'
Iitt, in ipsl9er bas 0eutfde &rsu.
ser 9eidpaber unter &OmmauoO
bss 9pntrezqlomiraIs 8ruf pon Spse
DON elmer ftartsn britiibsn GIOtte IN.
ter bsm @i5ssqomirul, Sir 5rsoerid
Dopetun Sturbee gum grDbtsn g6eiI
perni9tet puros. Der @srluIt Der
&reu5er S6arnborit. 9usiienau,
asip3ig unb gaiirnbsrg pirO Ourin 81.
eeitanOen. unb ss pirb aud Die 2lu'
iidt ausssoriidt, bdb Die r8rssoeu"
bsm 5sinS balo in bin 9Gnbe fallen
muHe.
Die griIdruiig Iautet ipie fOlgt:
,llnier areu3er.9eThDabsr mar
bulo mad benz Gefeft nit benz britt.
fc6en @sI6naSsr Oes Sir G6riftophsr
Grobud, auf Der SOB. Don gOruHe.,
on Der dileniI6en aiiite, in ben Sdf.H
Don @aIpdraiIo. Chile, sinselaufsn,
ben es na6 einem QulsrtbaIi BON ne.
niger als "a Stunosn pisoer Oerlieb.
4[lem anitsiu naa bantpfte bas G.s
Ibpaber in iiioli6sr Riatuus buoOn.
nn9 hsm 6ritifhen pdn3eri9iff ga.
nOpus" uno bem 3reuSer a9lassurp"
iudeno.
,Die aus ben eugliI6en 3eiturgeR
5u erieben 1T. mar instpii9en Elm is9r
itartss britiI6ts 9sidpaber a6sss
Ihidt fporbsn, I'm infer 9reuSsr.
Gsidpaber duf3uiuaen unp su Sers
Itoren. gtpas 3uDsrlGiiisss tit uns
nod niat iibsr cine Sesi9Iaat Be.
tannt, es lit obsr auSunsbmsn, baB
bic Sdarnborit. 9neiisnou, asipsis
unb Riirnbers s:ritSrt purb.r uup
.s nur Der Sr,sS.n setunsen III, su
.Httrmmtn.
relnseiiAts Der ileberiessubett Der
fslnSliden Glctt., bic sum srSBtsn
abeiI aus srebsn, i4n.ll.u urb fart
armisim GAiiisn sssSrt, " 'rsais
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12

/ ftimmsn bic psriaieDenen 9sridte ii6s
bisien isrbiI9eu Siss ni9t iibersin
9lus Rom co purbe beri4tet, baB BIZ
Serbsn 25.000 GefaHgens ssma6t
lis Gei9iiBs dllsr art unb pie
Rriessmaterial er6euiet hdttsu. nab
r.nb cine 8epsi6s aus gifa Dia pa
ris bic 3abl Der GsfaRgensn auf Is
0ffi5iere unb 2737 Wdnn angisbt unS
nur ii6er 5ipei erbsutste aanoRen be-
ridtet. Die Gerbeu 6ebduptsn, Sdb
Der Sisg IsoisIi6 i9rer auss.5sifmeten
Jii6runs unb Der ziidtis,eit i6rsr
srupptn susuTdreibeH lei. ud6renb
bic Oeiterreider ert!drsH. bdb 0is Gins
nabme BON 9elgpab ieitens ibrer
1ruppen eineRsusruppiruns ibrsr iiios
li6en grmse n0tbis seua6t babe unc
bic Setbsn biss ausesnubt bGtten.
Mit 8esug auf ben ipeitliden
ariegsi9auplab bsEdupten bic Deut'
iaen fOtpO9l als Die Granspien in ben
glrgonnen unb in 6laubern @prtbeiIe
erruHsen. gu habeH. Die Grani5oisH GEE
ben gu, 6ei gpern eiuen S9aussra6sn
an DIE SeutIdxn perloren 81 ba6eu, err
tlGrsn aber, i'm ipGter ipie0er Suriids
srobert gu babsn. On ben iibrisen
puntten Der Jront babsn mir selegsnts
lid alrtiIIeriesefeate unb Snfantsries
ansriffe itattsefunosn. bic pbue RsiuIs
tat blie6sn.
Der brisiI6e gi3e.QGbmiral Gturb,e
6at au bic MsarinebeH0rben beriGtet.
bab Die britifhe Jlotte in Dem Gefsdt
bsi ben 5alilanbsS sSnieln nur iisbsn
Wann an 5rbtsn unb bier @erpunSsts
se9abt su babsn. Tiss beitGtist bi.
fril9trs Qlnnabme. bob Die britii9en
Sdiffe iid gan, auB,rbaIb Der Sdub'
tDsiss Der neuiIasu ti4 befanSen anr
bab ipabri&sinlia rur elm elns!s,s
DratIass Gsf9cb aui sinsm trttiitsn
s3tii siHi&lus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
Dir RutIen ,,.ad)fn oir nereueiteltften Anltren-
9nn9em, ofn pprn,artdb Der peutfden
amtsnbaltett.

gusii9t DOr9anbsn, buB Der lssters
&reu5er lange bem 5eino entgeben
lam. Wir miiiien audi nit benz 8srs
Iuit bieiss s9iffes re6nsn.
.Gs 1T taum gu erIparten bag mir
aug engliI4en QueGen afturate SSn.
fornlatiOnen iibsr ben @erlauf bes
9efe4tes ooer Die 3uiammenIssung
Der englii6en 5lOtte erbaIten.
Bran BARI ni4t Oergeiien, baB uns
ier Sei9paoer DoQe bier Wlonate auT
oem Wteere 3ussbradt bat, obns i'm
Stanoe 5u iein, auf irgenb cine @ei-
1e, per &abel ooer aHoerpeitie, Snforz
NATION gu erbalten, unb bab es troB.
osm i'm Stanoe mar, ii9 gu ton5en=
trtren uHb Der feinbli6en sslotte einen
ldIperen ShIag gu perIeben. aeia
eln3Iger 5afen itdnb uns CUR 0erfii.
9un9, in Dem aniere S9iffe nOtbneu=
bi9e Repdraturen MAIDEN tonnten,
uno tein 9od, in oem bic &ieIe un-
Iersr S4iffs 1dtten sereinigt perben
tonnen. SrobOem gelans es i6nen,
bier MOnate lang ii9 PrOOiaut un0
ao5len gu Dsriduffen, obne Oem 5eino
in Die Sdnbe gu fallen"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12

/ aonbon. II. 9e5. - llsber BIZ
Gage auf oem ariegsihaupIaB in po'
len finn pdbreno bss cages teinl
Ra6ri6ten DON Wi4tistsit einsetrOf4
lien. Die beutifen MeIbunsen lauter
nur. bdb bic aampfs etusn giinitisen
g.rlanf ne5msn. Die Ruifsn bass,
gen bebaupten. ben 9ormarih bon
ore: oou ben flint Seuti9en aOloHnen,
bic auf Wari9au 5umarI4iren, aufs
sebaltsn5u 3absn, Dd6rsnb ii6er bic
anoeren 3oIonnen. bieienise, bic in Der
9esenb DON piotrfoip operirt unb cine
anoere, bic uon 1idsnftodau aus pors
riidt, .niats gsIOnbsrss su msIosn
isi".
9lus bieIen 8eridien III es unmGgz
lid, fi9 sin tlares Bib iiber bic Gage
Der Dinge in poIen su MAIDEN. Tsilis
tGrFa&lsute ipeiien absr barauf Fin.
bab ba1 erfolsrsi4. 9lufbalten irssno
elmer Der beuti6en 2olcnnen ben gdns
5sn beutihsn 5slbluSspian iibsr ben
Saufsn ipsrfsn tpiirSe. Der bic ginnabs
m. Don @ari4au gum 3iel bat, tpie
aud ben 3ped. ben auf araiuu puss
geiibtsn Druid 5u milbern. Sir bisien
3iped finb beSeutenbe @sritGrtunseu
BON 9sutf5Ianb aus naa g3olsn sss
i6idt iporben unb Der Gelosug tpurbe
pOn ben Ssuti9en. iroB bes heftisen
MioeritaHbes Der Ruifsn, nit GROCER
enersis ssfiibrt. 1is 9sutihen IoIIsn
9lues aufbistsn, lin es i'm Often 81
elmer gutfasibung gu bringsn, .b. bic
9auiisn, bic an 3aht ben 9suti9sn 70
iton iibsrlesen Iein miliItn, cine iOI8e
llebsrma9t suiomm.nbrinsen tUnusn,
bab bi. btFsrsn sransportperbaIiniiie
Der Deuti6eu babur4 aufstpossn
iuerSen.
DAB bic S.rbtn ,lnen gcrtttil iite.
bic GeiierrsIdss srrunssn paben,
I1slni bus9 Sie @sIesurs DON ilitiba
uns DaQsss bstatlsi " ipsFssM aut)
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Sn Jlanbern
81 ben bic 9eutidsn gpr.
t6eiIs ii6er bic Sran
anIpu errur rnan

3pen errungen.
Berlin, II. Deg. Der Sum
tenteIegrapb na3 2unbpn. Sin anl
5rsitas bonn beutidsn 9uuptquartier
OerDffentlihter uffi5ieuer geriat ii5er
bi. Gage auf Osm srisgsidaupIas
lautet pie fuIgt:
rSn Slunoern BADEN mir grfpIge
gu oer3ei4nen.
nSeitli9 uHb tpeitlicb bon ben 4rs
sonnsu, in 5rantrei6, ba6en mir bic
f.inbIi4en 2(rtiqsris.g goii.iouen nit
sutsm grfolg unsssriffen. 2tusriffc
Der Sran5OieH i'm DaIb DON 9.
pretrs uno peftli9 DON Bonita.
Wouhon ipurbeH erfOIsr.id ouriidge.
i6Idgsu.
,Ssitli9 BON ben Wedfurii5sn
Seen. in SiiprsuBen, 1T bic Gage uns
perdnbert.
,llnisre Spsrationen I'm nDroliten
ppIen MAIDEN CUTE 5OrtI4ritte. @pm
fiiSIid.n pOlsn lit nidts Reuss gee
meloet porbtb.
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General Marfeitien's
0lrmee
BUR nod Is RsiIen BON
Wari2au entfernt.

rs " u II { I II !.
ct. petersburg, IL. 0sS. =
Wie ON Trsitag bier nnsetiiubigt
puroe. IaiTen bi. 2lugriffs Der bsuti9s
0fterrsifiI9en qlrmss in poIeu ali
Seftigtsit naG, nit 9lusnabme Der
Grmse bes Generals bon Madsnien
isboa, biz ii9 isbt spii9sn 2oipit3
unb WorI6au, unb luir Is Meilen
Dor Der lssteren Ieituus sntferHt, Be-
finoen ioq.
Die anoersn Qrmeen riidsn MIR
tpenis Dor, unb Der 8erIu6, iiioli9
bon Sraiau Der oprsuriiden, I6etnt
gang miBIunsen su iein. msOer bic
gsIageruns BON prosmniI nod bic.
jsniee Opn &raiau III aufsebo6sn
lrprbeR.
piles bGugt iebt bobon ob", b.ibt
ts ipeiter in BEN 9eritt, pb bt. RuI.
ftn cbcr bic DeutIten su.it in
Stanbe iinb, @srItGrtunesn ouf ben
&ritssidduplcs gu Ididen, Sa bstSs
Gsissn tpStrsus Ser bier mO2sn Ions
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(Od@reno Die 0eaerrddr ie aQmd@i5 wieoer
d6er Die Iarpad(en 5urdC6trei6en.
Mmi Sem lueitli0ett &rie9si6anplab
berri6t ,pieoer 9r0bere Vlftipitat,


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SHen
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Ziebett 4pbte iiiib tier
Nertpambete
9atttn bic griten in BEN
Gefedtbsi b;n gaIts
lamb SnfslH.


2onopM IL. Deg. Der Wa.
rins.Sateidr bat cine aabsIs0sp,i6s
bon BEN Uiu.abmiral Sturbe. .r.
baIteH, III ipsIbsr bi,fsr miit5silt. bnb
in benz Sseg,is6t Bel ben Jaltlano
SnltIn, In bsm bic bsutIdsn ar.u5er
Sdarnhorii, GueiIenau, atip'is unO
Niirnbers 5eritort uurbsa, auf ben
britii3en S6iifm z munn seiSblst
tnb 4 Dtrmunbst iporb,n i,ien. es
ipurbe istn Dffisisr ssioSs,t oSsr S.rs
,punbsi.
Grantreid itelIt bic me.
truten bonn Sabre 1916
elm.
paris, II. De5. Jn adns
Gransrsid tpurbs am Gr.iias in Usi.
Iiidrlassrn unb IN aaisrnsn NIT BEN
Ginrersiren btr Rstraisn pom Sabre
1915 4 iiinssn Geutsn bon 10 Sabs
ren - besOnnsn. Die sfsirukn BON
Sabre 1915 - 1Siahriss JIlnaIInse
= miiiIsn ii9 an 20, b. ua sur wlu.
sHnas itsusH