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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-03
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Bon jebt an ,btfnotn fid
bic 6ei6dftsftle nno He.
oaftion ots golfsblatt In
127 OF Siebente Str.
ma6e Der 2aain Stra6e
maize Der 2aaim Straee.

L;Sricorid,s bes @robeny Der bier ieinc
Wliin,iainnlung ailibeipabrte. Gede.
gsanSe unbaanIine iinb reid, oetcrlrt.
9as 3inlmer bot orei 5eniter. Gin
aeiuaItiger 5ii6 in Der Witte olert
~ Winiiterfouieren5en belm aduer
umo lit aeipohnlih beoedt nit StrcID.
material, giidern, Wdnen iino aur.
ten. sui ods gortrags5!mmer folst
eas slubicnS5inmer, oas ebenlalIse
gbron5inmer 5riebrids oes @roBen.
Die giloern erinnern oil 5ainillen.
mitgIieoer un6 Sreltrtoe 0rIeorld5
oeS @roben.
gln oos abien5simner i6lieBt lld)
Der iogenannte Sterneniaal. ein gro'
Der &aulH, 0eiien ipeii,e Gefe nit goi.
oenen Sternen geihntiidt lit. er belBt
aud, 5nbneniaol, oenn oil ieInell
@anben rinssim iteben in ittuardr
9eberiitteraIen Die 6abnen uno Staii.
ourten Der 9erliner @aroereglnien.
ter. 2luBeroem itebeu ringsum anr
Jiiden inter @lasfdiien iorgt1Itig
aearbeitete gRo6elle Der ariegsifIi'e.
DiarincbiIber an ben gSdnoen, He'
lieifarten In ben sSenlternilfen uno
elm breiter eiheniiif nit einigen Gel.
ieIn in Der Otitte Des Rairnes Ueaen'
oen Die Ginrihtilng. Bonn Sternesi'
iaaI gebt es in Der 9iidltung nah oein
auitaarten Sli in Den 9feiIeriaal. .eIii-
Ell opalen Haum oeilen 9edc pon
3t6olf YieiIern getragen miro. Gaile'
ben beiinoet iib Der aaiierida! IN
Sem bic faiierIid)e 5aniilie aIlein o0er
nit tpenisen gditen ibre taglltcl'
WablSeiten einilinlmt.
Bon ben &ilmer, Die Der aalieriii
our 1eriiierrng lteben lit beionoers
betannt Der Sanl Der auilerin, Deher
Wanoen nit reiebagriinen Iapeten
betIeibst iinb uno bic sebrdunte pds
neele baben.. .Sier bangen brei beriibnl-
ts 9emdlbe bon Watteau. Muf bsm
einen 8ilbe fiebt man cine Geiells
ld,ait BON 9amen i,uo Serren, ore
lid, nah benz 2anoe Der @liidleligfcit
einitiiien; aiif ben beioen aIoera
blidt man in oas Snnere eines SnHit'
Iaoens. geionoere griDnbnitng per-
oient nod bic foitbar eingeribtefe lto
bod iebr sen,iitbli6 pirfeiloe gibllo.
tbet Der aaiierin.
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Grnmseis.nttamsiib siibertrasnnstH
gtneinnat 2. Suli

gineini1att, z. Jnli
eeoros aobe on Grsberid aobe, Cots
8 unb 6 in 6. I'd. Moobs unterabs
tbeiluna in GleDes, 81.
sbe propiO.nt SaDinss o. u. z.
So. an Gillian g. 5ielb, 5beil bon
aots 2, 3, a, 5 in -patton's eitate on
@ifa @De., 81.
Daniel GpIs an garoline Jols.
aots ga unb 65 in Wcglamara u.
Gonnor's llntsrubtbeilung Don Gons'
portb place. 81.
Spitpb Debsr an gbarles 8. NE
Der, 25 Jub on Der Sitisite DON Jrees
man 9lDe., stpiidsn 8ans Ctr. uno
Central aDe., 81.
gottfrisb S9aib on Grsbsrid
giebl, 25 Bel SO SUB on Der Siblsits
bon alott.r Qlpe., 532 SUB fpeitli@
DON Clifton 2lpe., 81.
Wiaiam q. Stoffresen on Sillis
m. gabbs, "a Bel LAB Gub an Der Sit'
i.ite DON Carthage pife unb n. Str,
81.
1iliam 9. Sill an Slorence O.
goebel, 79 bsi 80 SUB on Der Sitisite
bon Sobn Ctr. 120 CUB ihblth BON
a. Ctr. 81.
sSrant Gdsrrer an ellie Shsrrer.
Cot a in Gamuel aangbon's 4bbiiion
in pleaiant gtiose. 81.
2ouiia SeiIe an Sohn s. 9sRs, %
Bel 100 syub an Der WeitIeite Don
gorben Ctr. in gumminsbille. 81.
3bomas ainIelln an Jobn ..
Gansman, 40 bei 100 SUB on Der
Sfieits BON Winion glDe. nnb Got
A unb Sbeil bon Got 43 in Cottage
place unterabtbeilung, 81.
Sufan 3. Shenf II. u. an gbarles
0annenfelfer, 20 BET 100 0uB an Der
norbpeitlifen gde Don GlaD unb 13,
Str, $4,000.
WiIiam 2ittleforb an 4atie R,
9urd, 40 BEL 290 SUB on Der Norb.
ieke Don 9eef<ont Mpe., 81.
Wfarp U. Oaeep an 6arrp .. Gt5'
lu1ast 0stG 81, 80, % uat- "a ID
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Gbriiiian pfiiter an Gnterpriis ..
q Co., $3250.
Gerielbe an Mpsrs y. Cooper,
$1110.
Battle Rapmono an German .. &.
Ii. g. &c.. $3.50.
aouis Jride an Germdn 3. 9. u.
9. Co., $1,000.
1beubore 8. gfunn on Gnterpriie
9. II. g. ". Co., $4,000.
Gpa Slider an g. Weier, $500.
GpnraD gaseI On pbineas 8. Bras
BAN, $500.
Jrant 8. M.psr an Meit Roripoob
9. ii. 6. 60. $4,000.
Charles 5eis an @eitsrn 6erman
gant, $500.
9lsnes Surfing an bieieIbe. $500.
Sdrrp 8. Stratemeper on Grits
gationol .. ii. g. Co., $2250.
5arrp O. aaiier an Gin Stre.t
sSnOuTrp 9. Ii. y. Co., $500.
Marp g. @rssg an Rorpooo Sm'
prppeb 3. IL. 6. Co., $2500.
9lnna Wi. 9oohsp on bisislbe,
$3.50.
Camel Sbants an glsnes Rob,
$1,000.
Warp u. Sparts an Spring GroDs
9le. 9. II. .. Co., $4750.
Sobn Rid an Champion 3. u. To.
2, $1,000.
Sobn 5. Cunningham an bieielbs,
$1,000.
@etilste SppOtbsten.
g.rnarb G. Oldham on 9lponbdls
Il. g. g. II. 8. Co., $500.
Sobn q. 3iesler an Calhoun 9. u.
9. Co., $1,000.
GIiiabetb Renneisr an Wietoria
Sanbielb, $500.
Sobn $. Mueller on Ulabiion y.
q. SO. 2. $1625.
g6parb .. Robbins an Z. Ware
6. IL 81. Co., $1,000.
an. gOrbss an Jamilp 3. u. gso,
/, $3.50.
George pObIman on Carrie groipn,
$125O.
aouis @oisht jr. an JlDrenee 8,
9oigbt, $4,000.
Sames u. Morsan an Gilt Gbss
8. II. g. Co., S2500.
Goitfritb Sdaib an u. ao4, $500
emma W. Rauen an priee 5iu y.
II. 6. Co., $4,000.
adtberine 6. aeller on Grpoiitior
g. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Jraneis .. Waltsr an 2iberal Z
II. 3. g., $500.
Gbiparb M. Neip5art an 5anni'
3. Stpner. $3.50.
gDrneIia Ts. 9empletOn an B. o
Mentt, $1,000.
gbiparb sd. Wilb an s. 9. Bat
ide, $2500.
glnna Smitb an .. .. Woooman'
fee, $210.
gasuben .. JiI6bed on Sprins
grops gue. g. u. 8. Co., $500.
Senrp 6: Bald an Wlpers y. Coos
per. $27n0.
&. QlIice Satierslsp on :. Waltsl
Sentins. $500.
@irginia u. SadiOn on q. W. So
nes. $1,000.
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(Tortfe fol9t.)

Sr. G. siIsbee bat bas grobIem ae.
DamTitb Sdmorrboi6en, an betien. anaistis
bcBt bns ppttreffIide WlitteI ipeldjes lid Be,
riis IN bieen tauterb. feIbft ben barinadie,
ticr fsdllen pouftdnoig beipdbrt bat. 9. gfeii.
ftaeoier & Co., gor 1916 9icu Yorf, icti6en
enem Senen. Der cs berIanei Wuiter intb Ge,
brdud sanDeifuHg fpitrufrei nn6 allen 1betIeH
bcr geteinigieu StluteH. gu babeH In uIlen
abmuHeen, aftet oaraui bnB bic llnterfdrift
bon 2. glIsbee aR. O.. fi6 auf ieber eette ber
CGddfe[ befinbet Wm
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Der Seifentieoer an btii
Rilquellen. QlIs Der beriibmie
snsliIhe Reiienbe Cir SamueI gafsr
fid 3ur Qlufiuduns Der NilauelIsn IN
Mbsiiini.n befanb, sins ibm isin Wors
roth Don Ssifs aus, mas ibm bel Der
fur6tbarsn 5ibe uno Der baraus re.
IuItierenben itarisn Sranipiratton
srobs llnbsquemIidteit btreitete. Ridt
imitanbe, iid orbentli9 bon Staub
unb Sdip.ib au befreien. litt er unisr
benz stlima boppeIi, unb bieier 3us
iiano ipurSe f6lisbli6 70 unertraslih,
bab er befdloS, ii6 unter alien llm'
iiGnbsn Seife 5u perfdaffen. Sa5u
ibeburfts er in Grmanselung Don gsb.
fall ober asbnairon pottafhe, aalt
unb Jstts, tpsId leBtere in rei4lider
Wenge pcrbanben paren. Gin Sbeil
b.s systt.s Der bon ibm getDoteten
Rilpftrbe, Glefanten. a0psn uno
Rbino5eroFs purbe sur Ssifenfabris
iation auserieben. Gobann litb er
BON feinen 9sglsitsrn cine aln5ab!
9dume fallen, in Sdeite IpuItsn unb
eiusn srObsn S9eitsrbduftn erri4isn,
nur1 beTsn Dsrbrennung sr siHsAuas
Iitdi gutter 0olaaide erbielt, bic sr nit
WaiIsr dnriibrie, iporauf tr bic 10
esponnsne Gauge bur1 aoAen ions
bsniierte. gr bate nun poitdid. -
aber &aIt feblie nod. Jm Tlnhe
fanben iid sanftnbs Don S4alsn abs
seiiorbener Jlubmuideln, oieie lieb er
Idmmsln, um baraus Rail- 81 brsns
nen. Nun feblte ibm aber Elm Sail.
ofsn, unb einen ioldeH gu srrihten
BOT uniibsripinbli4s Sdpierisieiten.
Was mar Su tbuna Gn fisI bem ere
finbunssreiGsn ReiIenben Elm, bic
md9tigtn, Bis finf Meier boben unb
aus 9on iebr feit bergtittllisn 9trmis
ienbautsn. aIs aaltofeH 5n bsnusen.
.3tpei Gingeborene untsrnabmen es
einen ipIHen 5srmiienbau BON isinsn
9eipobnsrn 3u befreien unb BIB uuf bic
Gubere Manb ausSub0blen, iDas iiine
lsidte unb unsefabrIide glrbeit mar.
SnbeHsn iie seIans. Der bcble
1srmitsnbnu iparb mis Sol5 unb Wus
IdsIfdaIsn sefiillt, bas 9ol5 dnee5iins
bet unb mad 25 Stunbtn lisftrts bies
Ter ionberbare aaltofen sin Quantis
tat aall. glun bssann bic Geiieniis'
berorbsit. Gin GROCER dspptii4tr
fupfsrisnel ipurbe aIs puiienbitss 0es
fdb oa5u duserIsben, Jette. pottaf&e
unb Galt in ben ridiigtnWerbdl bdltniHen
gtmiidt binsinsstban unb iiunben-
lang gsiotteu unter beitdnbissm llnss
riibrsn, Rad llsbsripinouns nller
bitier EHpisristeitsn unb onssitrenss
tenn 4rbeiten bate GdmusI 9dier bic
Grsubs, 40 pfunb Safe 5ii sstpinntn
6is i'm IN fsiusr Gage rpn uu{&St.
besem @esibe tuas
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ilnb bDrte ilihts bon bem Mnbdnte Der
assbur.S Sonate, oas er ionit mebr ais
alles anbere liebte.
SD tann nibt! SD tann nidl!
batte sr. YeIer in Iebter Stllnos
nod suriidtreten, als iein san5es aes
ben binourd eIenb iein. - 9ersoti
ia - id bin ibr ia gut. trob allem
no6,. = 10 ipie i6 Der anne gut bin.
Iber ipenn i9 mir bas poritells, =
INNER. INNER neben ibr, = uno ims
mer bic Nnnl, an bic anoere bentei,
iid na3 Der iebnen gu miiiisn! = IS
sebt ni9t. Wenn iie MIDI MIR nibt
liebte, bas arme CUTE 9eI6opf! =
So, bas tbut lie Gs ipiirbe fie pers
ni6ten. Wie lam id ibr btnn 10 ipeb
tbun! = 9lnnes 9lusiidten bdnsen ia
aud bapon ab. Nein. bas Spfer
mub idon sebradt ipsrben.
Sntel Gfpalb fam gu ibm hinae'
i6liden uno ieBte iid neben ibn. 10
ItDrenb ibm bas auh mar; uno Der
9lIte fling an gu raunen uno 5u Ilus
itern. gDie elm perrun5eItes bDies
@eiitdsn bodte er ba uno trdufelte
aefdbrIihe Worte in bds ipioeriptlltge
Sbr bes dnbern.
8, er mar ni1t blind uno taub, ipte
Iie, Die Sunsen, es annabmen. Gr
batts beimglbsnoeTsn redt gut bemsrtt,
mas in Sisipert porging unb bab ti1
in oieiem jebt i'm lebten 4ugenbltd Der
9tbideu geaen bic Gbe dlifbdums, ge'
gen bieIe gbe ipenieitsns. Gr fur isins
perion lei ME bafiir seipeien. Sab teln
Heffe oas temperamentlofe unitone
Ding au teiratben ssoahte. Oas nid1t
einmaI ben @orSus sroben Rsiathums
beiaB. Ulit al ibrer Sanftmutb ino
Mil6e uno Der episen aontrolls ipers
ben Iie Siepert ihOn miirbe MAIDEN
uno Helm trissen. Da CAB es bod no6
onoere 2luspese. Man tonnte Wus
biIdten Bis aur lebten 9ren5s NIT Sps
potbeten bepflaitern uno bann ben
sbeil BON Sennps 9srmOsen, Der
fbun brin itsdte, fpiebsr bsrausaahlsn.
9lnne mubte parten. Sn5piiten fanb
iih fton irseHbpo cine pirtlib sldn.
senoe partie fir iemano. Der 10 nut
ausIub unb sinen 10 alten ytnnteT
trua. Damn mar anss in Sroniins,
bann tonnte aud @nns bsiratbsn. Us
banble iid fir lie nur I'm einsn 4ufs
ihub. Denn man INNER nur itier
DOT ii6 bin ben einen sinaisen Wss
Iebe iine aebe, fomme man i'm Ieben
au nidts. Warum pollts benn Siss
ipert iid in ale gipigtsit an eine nnsss
lisbte frau binben2 Die aieb. lei bon
fir Die Susenb Elm Jattor, nit Dem ne
re6nsn miiiIe. ,
gitts, Ichlpeis, SntsI! iasts Si.ipsrt
enoIi6 ssprsbt. ah babe immsr Wsrtb
porauf aelesf, Elm anitdnbiser aerl au
blsib.n. Mas bu aud seishen nnb a..
merit al haben alaubit. = es TT nid,t
tpabr. S6rIt bu2 Ou irrt.ft bid.
0as 9efidt oes alten WanneS per'
aoa Tb su einsm ipDttii4en adheln.
8 !. ou mar nitd umfcnit unter isinsn
@uaen auig.lpadfen. ben iannte sr
sans aenau. :.
@l.i6ssitia fab fid Sennp lattnO
Inn unb Iisb Die 5anbe DON ben 2nitsn
sleiten.
I'd, CLAUDE. ihr bort tein.n son BON
BEN. mas i'd ipisI., 10 eifris nntsrbal'
iet ibr eub.
| 9erseib! mir fpuren ipirilit ishr
un6GfIit! risf siepert. uufiprinseno.
epiele nur tpeit.r. pir fperben Don
nun an sans fin iein.
0eiu, m.in 2ieber. Der itoris
9,beuS rat sir mid f.in gnn. erreid,t.
W.in Waaen tpirb ba fein unb i'd, tplll
@at.r, Der obnsbin inter isin,r 9iHt
Ieiost ni6t lGnaer ipdrten laHen.
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wsorp 0ucep's ilnterabtheiluns

Wlarp Dacep's llnterabtfeilnns IN
Noripoob, 81.
mlarp u. Ddcep al SarrD s. 9ebs
man, Cots 20, 2S. 20, 80. 43, Al, 80,
81 uno SO in WtnrD u. Oaoep's uns
terabtbsiluns in Npripoob, 81.
0arrb s. 2ebman al Wiarb u.
0acep, 35 bel 140 5uB an Der y'oros
ieite oon Mdrtbreit glpe., 157 ipelts
lid bon Saplor 2lpe., 81.
$. SanBtp Smith an Waltsr Ssill,
Got 144 in Nabiion place llntsrabs
| tbeiIuns, 81.
9erIelbs an Sarrp SssoOb, Got
143 in btrieIben llnterabtbsiluHs,
81.
Sarrp Sssoob on $. 9anbip
Smith, Cots 1873 unb 139 in beriels
ben untsrabtbeiluns, 81.
Sabie Saller an Wrisbt 6. 5iBs
ipater, 5rujtee, Got ! in Grand,
Grpb II. Stpfforb's llnterabfbeiluns
| in plainpilIe, 81.
Wlpers y. Cooper an Cecilia 9.
yeteripn, Got II unb 5beil Don Got
10 in grper's sipeiten llnterabtbeilung
| in opbe parf, 81.
glnbp Suber an Bella 9. Moberlp,
aot 8 in Rornoob 9iep nntsrabtbeis
lung, 81.
9par Ssisel an Sames Wbite Il. ~,
1beiI BON Got SO in Gdlpin Stars
buds untsrabtbeiIuns an yiahau
Str, 81.
Clement 50. 9eii on Wiaiam 5.
aennebp, 33 SUB an Der ylorbistte
BON aeniliportb 2lps. In Horpooo, 81.
Wlarp 9lusspurser Il. u. an 9.orge
| Rabmes, 1912 4der 2dno in Ssts
tion ! in GoIeruin soipnibip, 81.
ssatob o. 9lugspurser, Grer., an
@sOrse Rabmes, Dafelbe GrunSitid,
S4503.10.
WlprtIe u. SUptins on Geo. 9.
Sad, 90 bel 1913 SUB an Der Sitleite
DON Gleinpieip 2lDe., auf Walnut
-Sils. 81.
garI W1. sSdeobs ir. an gli5aRrh
6. Wi(liams, 30 bel $50 SUB an Der
8eitIeite bon aempsr Cane, 1S9 5uB
nDrblia BON Raiiau Ctr. iotpis 10
Iilb anitobenb an Der Riidieite, 81.
Dinis 9. 9urtart an aetuis
Rkinfels, Cots SO unb 81 in W. 9.
gurtbart's abbition bon arlington
5eisbts. 81.
Samuel 9. 5optins on Jrant
Ralsbarp, Cots AZ. 13, IA unb 15 in
Blair Ii. 2tpis's lluterabtbsiIuns BON
Blue aib, 81.
Wlpers .. Cooper on Gbriitian pfi'
| iter, 25 bei 80 SUB an Der OitIeite
DON 9lenbora 2lpe.. 130 SUB noro'
lid, Don Charlton Ctr, 81.
sSba 2liion an gpa Slider u. ~,
Sbei! bon 2ots. 80 unb 81 in Wtdrs
aaret Barriers llnterabtbeiIuns in
gumminspille, 81.
WarD Steipart on Rebeeea 5aft,
Abs gtder 2anb in Settion 80 IN
Stprrs 5olpnibip, 81.
Nebeeea 9dft an Soiepb 3etlmaier,
baiieIbe 9runbitiid, 81.
| Clemens g. Sollotpsu on Wap Spls
lotpell, sbeil bon Got 81 in Zane
Seminarp nntsrabibsiluns. 81.
Gertrude Rueter an gliSabetb Rus'
ter, Got Sc in Mills Il. aIine's eriien
| lInterabtteiluns in Rortpoob, 81.
Z. 6. Dapne ie. an Gbdrlts SeiB
Got 1856 in RorpoOb 9itip unserab'
tbeilung, 81.
4. 6. @apns jr. an asnes Curling
Got 1877 in bsrielben unterabtbeiIuns
81.
alIp6onia +. aariib on Warp 6
Greaq, % BEL $50 SUB an Der DIT
felt. bon Weskp @pe.. 140 Gub norb'
| lid BON Rorippob glpe. in ytOripooo
81.
aouiI. R. Wunbsr an Warp u
Sparts, 35 bei 105 Sub on osl
| glorbieite BON pulan qlpe., 529 Jut
peitlib DON SamiltOn 2lDe. in ROrtb'
iibe, 81.
aouis +. Si.bsnibalsr an Wiaiam
6. 6aefnsr, go BEL 800 Gub an he,
gpeitIeite non MeUliden Mpe., 81.
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9 ebenfIih d e ltnbeitehIi6
fpit

9iidlter: Ser angeflaste pollte
Sie alio beiteben?"
Shusmann: oSSSa, in6em er mir
Orei Gigarren anbot."
Ri6ter: s9ie babeu sic natiirlid
Siiriifgemieien.
Shusmann: .Selbitreben6l = i6
bin bod Ni6trauder."
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Rsd IL m II n a.

Maarenbausbefber Tin Die aii6e
tretsnb): pDrei Grenabiers agf einz
NAL! Gie 5abeu beut lppbI sayobsn
Wshsss1aG Minnas"
Evening journal., 1914-11-17

Apsheron and the oil metropolis of
Russia. It is said never to overcome
its most insistent characteristic,
that of a thick naptha and gasoline
fragrance. not even its famous wind
storms from the northeast being able
10 drive this odor out over the Cas-
plan Sea. The city is surrounded
with great refneries. and its outly-
ing territory is dotted with a whole
army of Oh tanks. Some 100000
barrels of oil we're produced in this
district and handled through Baku in
1911.
Besides its oil industry. Baku.
owing TO its excellent harbor and its
unusually good railway advantages
for a port east OF the Caucasus
Mountains. is the import and export
centre of the Russian Persian trade.
Wine, silk. dried fruit. Persian wools
and woven goods. rice. fish and other
products Of nearer Asia are sold into
Russia and other parts of Europe
through Baku. while Russian manu-
features are gathered at this depot
Evening journal., 1914-11-17
BY KARL II. Y0N MIEGANn.
Unlted Press sad Corresponden

United Press Staff Correspondent
VERVINAY. France, Oct 17.-(By
Courier Via Rotterdam to New York;
German soldiers here at Vervinay,
little French village almost lost in
a sea Of mud, are holding as rare and
choice souvenirs, steel darts or ar
rows dropped from aeroplanes by mill
itary filters of the enemy.
They are of steel, about the length
of lead pencil, but a trifle thicker.
The upper part of the "arrow" has a
twisted groove, running about two
thirds its length, which causes the
weapon to rotate as it falls.
THE darts on occasion have been
annoying, but not very dangerous be-
cause of the difficulty of hitting any
thing from a great height" a captain
of the general staff said non-com-
missioned officer. however. telling of
one Of his men being struck by an
"arrow." said
1T struck him just back of the left
shoulder and came out just above the
hip
Dropped from a height of 1000 to
5000 feet. officers said the steel darts
attain a terrible velocity.
Recently a French flier threw n
number of dart on one of our wagon
parks said one officer "A half doz-
en- horses were killed. or injured so
badly they had to be shot The darts
can be quite annoying, but are given
no consideration as an aerial weapon
of offense. An artillery column OF
wagon train on the road is a mighty
small target from q great height"
A tree. which had been struck by a
dart was pointed out by the officer
The weapon had penetrated an inch
and half into a hard knot.
A French aerial scout was bonn
| barded by the Germans here today
Little clouds showed where the
sbrapnel was bursting in the air all
/ around the aeroplane, which was at
an altitude of probably 5000 feet
When the gunners began to get the
range, every little burst Of cloud
came nearer the aeroplane. but II
escaped.
Vervinay is a field hospital station
on the left wing of the German army.
! The trenches and firing line are on
| the crest of a hill about FIVE minutes
walk to the westward. but cannot be
seen because Of the dense woods. A
firecracker-like sputter, however, tells
what is going on up there. Several
wounded have been brought in. A
German field battery is slowly pound
ing away from another hill to the
north, while from the southwest
comes the deep boom Of an Austrian
motor mortar battery, throwing eight.
inch shells weighing 800 pounds into
the French barrier forts beyond the
I river Meuse at ST. Mihiel.
In the vicinity of the village arc
a number of dummy" batteries IL
deceive aerial scouts. They are four
barrels mounted on two wagon
wheels and trees cut in eight and ten
foot lenghths on old carts as imitation
field guns. All are slightly screened
by branches from trees. The aerial
scout reports these to his batteries
who direct their fire upon the "dum-
mics" and the real guns are able
to keep their positions.
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National Geographic SOciefy'sw ar Primer
No. 80.

casion to loiter on the low. damp
northwestern plain. These lowlands, /
now creepy with winter-chill, have !
become a focal point for world atten-
tion through the German efforts TO
master the sea coast nearest England.
Pas-de-Calais is typical OF all in |
dustrial France. The department |
contains 2.606 square miles, and sup
ports more than a million people. |
Its channel coast is thiekly settled
with villages of fisher-folk, many OF
the French herring and mackercl sold
in this country by dealers in fine gro
ceries coming from there. The great
er part of the French coal output
comes from fields in this department.
In that particular it is the Pennsyl-
vania of France, and, like Pennsyl-
vania, has its great Pittsburgh iron
foundries. Much beet sugar is manu-
factured, and brewing and paper
making are two other important in
dustries. Most interesting of all,
however, is the machine-made lace
industry of Calais, which is chiefly
lace town. Nearly everyone there
earns his or her, living in some
branch of this industry, designing the
lace sorts, tending the almost human
machines which weave the complex
patterns as handily and as we'll as
could be done by hand, finishing. dye
ing, carding and selling the output to
buyers from all corners of the world.
1 After taking rank as a tourist port
and as the nearest foreign port to
England. Calais is known to the
/ world as the centre of manufacture
for the Calais woven laces.
Boulogne is % miles from Calais,
and is the leading port of the de-
partment. Between these two cities
is Wimereux, where a harbor was
evacuated in 1903 at the order OF
Napoleon ]. preparatory to his pro-
jected invasion of England. In 1904
he assembled an army of $4,000 in
fantry and 5000 cavalry on the table.
land TO the north of Boulogne. and
collected i'm the harbor a fiotilla o.
2413 craft of various dimensions FOL
the purpose of the English invasion
The troops awaited only the ,arriva
of the fleets from Antwerp, Brest
| Cadiz. and the harbors of the Medi
terranean. which were preventei
from coming by the English fleet
| Two miles from Boulogne stands
great Doric column, 172 feet high
commemorating the expedition, al
though it never got underway. Tn
First Empire left the monument un
finished. but nearly a half centur
later II was completed
III From the tower OF .ha Church c
| Notre Dame. II Bouloene one ma,
In fair weather. view the white clifi
Of the English coast. The town {
Arras. now the scene of the mai
German attack. is situated in III
southeastern corner of the depar
ment. AZ the junction of two impor
ant railway lines. and has had Ion
history. In the fourth century it va
! famous for its woolen cloth. and
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the Middle Ages its tapestries had a
high reputation. many of them still
being preserved in England.
GOVERNMENT OF BAKU-A little
peninsula jutting out into the Cas-
plan Sea which Is one Of the centers
of the petroleum industry of the
world It is called Apsheron and be-
longs to the Russian Empire.
For hundreds of miles up and down
the water, departing from Apsheron,
the coastal lines of the Caspian Sea
are almost sternly self-repressed.
meeting in the oil region TO form the
farthest easterly projection OF the
west Caspian coast The peninsula
is dry and monotonous. distinguished
for three things-its oil. its sand
wastes and its wind storms.
The oil fields Of Apsheron are
situated to the south Of the Caucasus
Mountains, and are separated from
Asia Minor by a rough mountainous
country with almost no avenues Of
communication between them.
BAKU--The chief city of the gov
ernment Of that name. Is port Of
Evening journal., 1914-11-17
You may live to be hundred and never
have another opportunity like this.

1t is said that opportunity comes but once: That
is the case with this piano sale.
You will never have another such an opportunity.
You will never have another so good an oppor-
tunity.
This sale was called into being TO meet condition.
That condition was an unnecessary depression in
the piano business, due to pessmestic talk and
war scares
At conference held in The Bacon Piano Cos. New
York Office at which sixteen representative mer-
chants we're present by invitation. It was decided
to 60 right ahead and make and sell pianos, even
if the whole of Europe got into war
At that conference it was determined
To sell pianos for less than they we're ever
sold before.
To give easier terms of payment than were
ever given before.
To make more liberal conditions of sale
than we're ever made before.