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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
GREETs THOUSAND PERSONS.
Cardinal Gibbons Holds His Annual
New Year Reception.

BALTIMORE. Nd, January 5.-Cardi-
nal Gibbons greeted more than thou
sand persons. including many non-Catho-
lies. at his annual New Year reception
yesterday.
Il have visited many cities of Eu-
rope" said the cardinal, and l am per-
suaded that neither in Paris nor in Brus-
sells nor in Berlin nor even in Rome
is there so great a regard for auietude
and orderly tranquility on the Lords
day as in Baltimore and other cities of
the Union.
But close observer cannot fail to
note the dangerous inroads that have
been made on the Sunday rest in this
country during the last forty years. II
these Ineroachments are not checked in
time the day may come when the salu-
tary thoughts of God of eternity and
the soul will be choked by the pleasures
and d1ssipations of the word
Sunday is day of rest. of innocent
recreation and pastime and Of healthful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
SENATE CHAMBER CLEANED.
First Overhauling in a Year Given
Carpet and Desks,

Fresh paint and spick and span carpet
Senate when they return to the Senate
chamber next Monday. For the first
time in year the superintendent of the
Capitol building has had an opportunity
to give the Senate chamber a through
cleaning.
Walls and gallery ratings have been
reprinted. The big green carpet. which
covers the floor of the chamber. has been
cleaned until it is SO clean it could be
used as a table cloth. And all the SEN
ators' desks have been removed for over
hauling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
MEETING OF THE LEAGUE
OF DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
National Organization to Assemble
Next Wednesday in This City.
Receptions Planned.

Preparations have been completed for
the meeting Wednesday of the Women's
National Democratic League at the
New Willard Hotel, in this city on
the opening day receptions to the Wis
itfnS delegates are to be held by Mrs
Champ Clark. wife of the Speaker of
the House, and Mrs. William Jennings
Bryan, wife of the Secretary of State.
List of Assistants.
At both receptions the following
women will assist: Mrs William A
Cullop, wife of Representative CulIop
of Indiana, acting president: Mrs. E.
T. Taylor. wife of Representative Tay-
Tor of Colorado, second vice president:
Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher. wife of SEN
ator Fletcher. third vice. president;
Mrs. Edward Heating. wife of Repre-
sentative Heating of Colorado. cor
responding secretary Mrs. John E.
Raker. wife of Representative Raker
Of California, recording secretary: Mrs.
Randolph G. Hopkins of Washington.
field secretary; Mrs. Mary c. Adams of
Virginia. treasurer; Mrs. w. f. Dennis
Of Washington. historian; Mrs. J. e.
Linthicum, wife of Representative
Linthicum of Maryland. and Mrs. c. Z.
McChord, wife of the interstate com
merce commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05

of the infirmities in the transaction.
The case is particularly interesting be-
cause of the consideration given by the
court to the effect of the provision of
the District code that where fraud or
duress is claimed to invalidate a note
the burden is on holder not connected
with the original transaction to show
want of knowledge of such facts either
by direct notice or implication. and is
not upon the party alleging the duresS
or fraud to prove that such notice ex-
listed.
Mrs. O'Toole claimed that when her
son. James OToole. was absent from the
city. November .. 1909. she was accosted
late one afternoon in her store on 14th
street by his partners. Murray and An
derson. with their attorney. and that un-
der threat of her son being prosecuted
for alleged irregularities In his accounts
with the firm she executed the note and
mortgage in question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05

in regard TO it. and that Mrs. OToole
and her daughter stated that she had
given the note to protect her son.
The court. after citing number OF
cases to show the law recognizes the eff
fort to obtain something Of value from
parent by exciting his or her anxiety
about the welfare of the child one Of
the worst kinds of dmress, concludes
that the circumstances were such as 10
INFER notice to MIR. Faris and directs the
note and mortgage TO be Cancelled. Mrs.
9 Foole was represented by Attorneys
Milton j. Lambert, II. W. Baker and
L. H. 1eatman
At the first hearing below for a tenn
porary injunction against sale of tho
proeprty Justice Gould granted the re-
straininS order. This WAS afterward
set aside by Justice Anderson on final
hearing below and this action is now re-
yersed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
LOWER COURT REVERSED
IN 0'TOOLE NOTE CASE
Duress Was Employed in $4,000
Transaction, Court Of
Appeals Rules.

The Court of Appeals today. in a
long opinion by Mr.. Justice Robb, re-
versed the decision of the lower court
in the case of Catherine r. O'Toole and
others against Harry Lamson and
others. determining that note for
$4,000 secured upon premises Ills 14th
street northwest was obtained from
Mrs. OToole by duress, and that the de-
PENDANT. Faris, had failed to sustain
his plea of being an innocent holder
of the note for value without notice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
Postmasters Reimbursed.

During the year allowances of Sii2,-
61i.12 were made to reimburse postmas-
ters as follows: For losses by fire. S1S3,-
631.6r burglary. 1872 2.'6.04: robbery and
larceny, S4i3.53; rats and MICE. $3.50;
flood and storm. S59s.91. and in transit,
SJ.G4231. In this connection. recommen-
daton is made that the law be amend
ed to provide for reimbursement of post
masters for losses of postal savings
funds, certificates. cards and stamps be-
longing to the United States. for the loss
of funds deposited to cover the postage
on mailin2s. funds deposited to cover the
cost of stamped envelopes ordered and
key-deposit funds in the hands of post
masters.
The work of the Office of the assistant
attorney general for the Post Office De-
partment, the report states, had more
than doubled since the incoming of the
present administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
.FURUSETH HERE TO TELL
WHY He GAVE UP POST
Expects to Lay Grievances Before
President in Connection With
Seamen's Congress.

NEW YORK. January 5-Andrew
Furuseth, appointed by President Will
son to represent the American seamen
at the International congress for the
safety of life at sea, came here today
from London to tell the President why
he resigned that post. Furuseth is
president of the National Seamens
Union of America. He cabled his res
ignation to Washington December &c
and left London the following day to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
No Ice Yet at La Crosse. Wis.

la CROSSE. Wis. January =. - The
Mississippi river al this point has broken
all records II is still free Of ice OK
cent at points along shore and it is pos-
sible for the biggest boats to navigate
in the open channel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
To Work for seamen's Bill.

lie said that in Washington he would
work for the passage of the seamen's bill
now in Congress
At present New York is the worst
SnanshaI port on EARTH. he added.
sailors mere who get into debt to board
ing house keepers are bought and sold
ike slaves. Under the bill in Congress
such conditions would not exist. for the
wages paid here and the protection guar
anteed all sailors. of whatever national
ity, would attract sailors from all over
the world and they would put an end to
the shanghai system. This protection
would also help rather than injure the
American marine. for it would have its
pick of men, who could leave their ships
and take UP American posts at a higher
wage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05

diversions profitable to mind and body.
Let Sunday be a day Of gladness and
interior snshine, which the name of Sun
day itself suggests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
Crime One of the Worst.

Chief Justice Clabaugh characterized
the crime as one of the worst, and sug-
sested that but for the intervention of
Providence the prisoner might be facing
a sentence for murder
The only explanation. the chief justice
said. that suggested itself was that the
immature mind of the boy had been I'M
pressed with reading of a similar crime
in a neighboring jurisdiction.
While the crime warranted the extreme
penalty of the law. the court stated. the
youth of the prisoner appealed to his
sympathy, and he had decided to make
the punishment six years.
Stewart showed no emotion i'll the
courtroom. but when he had been re-
turned to the cellroom below he broke
down and wept. His father and counsel
visited him there and attempted to con-
sole him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
Lamson Negotiated Note.

The defendant Harry Lamson. a note
broker. negotiated the note to the de-
PENDANT. George w. Faris, for $500.
Lamson obtaining 500 from the transac-
ton. Faris stated that before purchas-
ing the note he called upon Mrs. O'Toclc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
STEWART SENTENCED
TO SIX YEARS IN PEN
Youth of Prisoner Who Shot Up
Courtroom Appeals to
the Justice.

Ray NJ Stewart. eighteen years old,
who shot up Criminal Court No.
June % last. was sentenced today by
Chief Justice Clabaugh to serve term
of six years in the penitentiary. Stewart
was convicted of attempting to kill
Policeman Moffett and Serst. Weber
when he shot three times i'll the crowded
courtroom.
Attorney NJ. T.. OBrien. for the boy.
asked the court to impose a sentence of
sufficient duration only as might cure the
prisoner of his wild ideas, and said that
il such action were taken the boy might
yet become a desirable citizen.
tinted States Attorney Wilson and As
sistant United States Attorney Hawken
made no Recommendation remarking
that the court was familiar with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05

lay his grievances before the Presi-
dent.
Furuseth said he gave up his post
American colleagues regarding recon-
mendations for the manning of life
boats He considered that steamships
should carry sufficient men of three
years experience to man lifeboats in
case of disaster. and accused the other
delegates of trying to lower the exist
ing standards of safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05

Peter Payne. seventy-four years old.
died at the home of his son, Thomas
Payne, near Onancock, Va. He was
paralyzed two years ago. He was Con-
federate veteran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05

If YOU want work, read the want col
umns of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
Cuts Off Supply of Funds.

Mr.. Lamar points out that fraud
order Immediately cuts off the source OF
supply of funds upon which the scheme
largely depends for its continuance, and
puts many prospective victims on their
guard by reason of the return to them
of their letters to such concerns plainly
marked fraudulent" on the envelope.
In two years, the report states. the
public has lost S129,0O0,0G0 by swindlinS
operations carried on by the use of the
mails. The report does not state that
criminal prosecutions are to be continued.
Attention is also called to the urgent
need of legislation to suppress the adj
vertisement for sale of unfair or cheating
gambling devices and appliances, such as
marked playing cards and loaded dice
and of slot machines for gambling pur-
poses.
In connection with the exclusion from
the malls of obscene matter. the report
states that many articles so excluded are
post cards which in themselves are I'M
objectionable, but which have been made
so by the senders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-05
AUTHORITIES TO AGAIN
: ISSUE FRAUD ORDERS
Post Office Department Announces
Prosecution in Courts Is
Not Effective.

a return TO the practice of issuing
fraud orders. abandoned by the Hitch
cock administration, in order to check
the growing abuse OF the mails by get
rich-quick concerns and those who seek
10 def-aud the general public, is an
nounced by Assistant Attorney General
Lamar of the Post Office Department. in
his annual report to the Postmaster Cen
eral
The plan of prosecuting such persons
III the criminal courts. which was re-
sorted to by the former administrator
the report states. is not effective
Criminal proceedings are necessarily
slow says the report, land by means
Of appeals and other methods the eS-
ecution of sentences are deferred for
long periods, during which the concerns
and individuals engaged in such fraudu-
lent business continue to reap harvest
through their fraudulent enterprises In
some instances, the penalty being merely
a fine, there was nothing to prevent the
parties from continuing to conduct their
schemes except fear of subsequent lines
These they could easily afford to pay IN
view of the large revenue derived from
the business.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30

bauoe anbetrifft. fsrtisssitellt, 70 oab
elnaba, init elmer 4usndbme. Don
allen on Der qlusfelluns ,iih betbsili'
genoen 2dnbsrn nit Den Bauarbeitsn
am lpsitefsn borssidrittsn TT.
llno bic gliisiteIIuns als @an5es
lit ttfpas 9tubsnssp6bnlidss uhb neu.
artis. Bon ben SiigeIn BON San Grans
cisco srblidt Der BsIthuer fe su Ieis
nen Jiibsn In ihrsr rieiissn 4usoebHs
ung, nit ibrsn tupfergriinen Domen.
iid lang btniiredenbenD DGfxrn in pous
peilniihem Rotb unb ibren elfenbeins
farbietn Wauern, ipelhe Jarbent0nt
Die bominirenoen iinb. pGbrenoShims
mer pon Grin uRb @olb, siiriiisns
blou, Oder ilno cine Wpriabe anbsrsr
S6atiirunsen iid 5u elmer 5drbenbar;
monte bsrmiihsn. als OBJ man einen
risiissn psriiihen 9eppi6 Dor iif iebt.
Die 3uiammenifelIuHgen iinb
oas Wsrf bes Serrn Sules Guerin.
zines melt nnb brett betmmten Defos
rationstiinjilsrs, fpsl9er buhitGbli6
bas gan,s ansfedunsssebduoe als Die
asinDanb 3u einem Risiens unopraHts
aemdloe bsnubi bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30

piere Der 2Gnber, in benen tein ariss
beitebi, in ben betreffenben 2Gnbern
ielbit pertauft, b. +. man f9idt lie
bortbin, nm iie au perfaufen. Oas
reitfie BON ariessgsfabr freie 2anb
Iino bic Ser. Stdaten; infplee behen
lperben Die amsritaniiden papiere
beriibergeididt unb oas bat einen be-
neutenbsn @olpabfIub 5ur Solse. 9llr
Iein bag pirb purt Die ylot6penoig-
teit ausge9li6en, WunbporrGtbe aus
ben Ser. Staaten gu bcaieben, tpelfe
nit benz Grl6ie Der papiere beaablt
perben. Gs III islbitperiidnbIih. buB
ipenn Der aries ausbriGt, Hublano
tein @etreire erportiren lam uno
mag es ni6t au liefern permag, mub
gum erDbtsn Sbeile aus bieiem 2anoe
bespaen perpen, 3umal mir eine iebr
quite Grnts botten. Die Silans tDirp
Ii6 oaburh 3u unieren @uniten tel
len, bab 9etreibe einen iebr boben
Qreis brin9sr tpirb unb umeritanii4e
&apitaliiten bic Yapiere ibres 2anbes
su iebr billisem prsis erpcrbsn unS
bamit it6 guteSapitalsanIasen iihern
peroen. Sine ernitli6e @erlegen6eit
lit BON Dem @plbdbfluB aus bem
Grunbe nidt su befiirhten, odB bier
isit LANCER 3eit 9rObe Wien9en taaren
@elbes miibis Iieaen. Sot nilrbe
bic gsrubiaung arDBer isin, lpenn bas
neue 9anti1item i'm @an9e trdre, pels
dies bic W0alih.eit bieten piiroe, ben
aeiammten Sanbel Der Der, Stadten
ohne @plb 3u fiihren, 10 bab allies
0plo mad auspdrts qehen tDnnte,
ubne uns ernitIif su intommooiren.
sym llsbrigsn iinb mir IN bieIer 9inz
ii6t in auberorbentlid gutter 9erfals
Iuna. Sm Ser. Stnaten S6osamt
befinoen Iih sir 1900 Miaipnen DBL
lars in Sob Wliin3en unb Barren
uno fir 900 Milionen Dollars Gole
befinben ii9 i'm llmlauf, lleber biss
fen getrag binaus ipiro bic euros
pGiIde Na6trase naa @plb ni4t gs'
ben, neil itperlid fi9 10 piele amsri'
taniIte pariere i'm 4uslano bsfinben.
glber penn bic Ser, Staten Santen
proaniItrt pGren, t0nnten mir uns
obne bic 800 WliQionen Dollars @ole
behelfen, bic ii6 jeBt in umlauf be-
finben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30

Sie oemotratii de purtei
pon Ohio treibt Stsuer Oemdgpste.
sic mill bic Stdbte Spingen, ben
giirqern bic Steuer gu erIaiien. TO-
nett Der Staat tie in Solge ieines
usbsrflufes berabgeiest bat. Wsnn
bic StGbte pas 9slo ni6t brauhteH
IieBe iib busegen ni6ts Iagen, absr
lie iinb in fbperer 9erIegenbeit, ipei!
iie in Splas ibrer srOben 2eiituneen
tnapp bel aaIIe iinb. Benn lie bic
Gtsuern erlafen, miibten lie Bombs
ausseben. Die @irtung ipGre bems
na6, baB bic giireer 3inIen auf bic
8onbs beaablsn miibten, ipG6renb bic
GteuergeIber ainsfrei iinb. Die 8Irs
ger gu bieIen Qusgaben fir 3inien gu
stpingen, lit bod nihts anoeres als
elenbe Oemagpgie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30
Den lebten Sepe den aliz

Den leBten 9spe d en- 5uz
folss 1T ale Soffnuns auf einen 8ers
alei9 apii9enRubIanb unb Sefterrei1
sefdpunben. 0amit perbleibt nur
nod Die 9offnung, bab burh .0eutIda
lambs @ermittelung Elm 9erglei6 gu
Stanpe tpmmt. untsrbunbluugen gu
Dieiem 3nede i9einen nod i'm 9ange
gu iein, bohpirb teine Soffnung auf
einsn erfolsrei9en @erlauf gessben.
RublanD i6eint barauf gu beitehen,
bab Seiterreit iih einem S9isosses
ri6t untsrlpirft, Elm @erIunsen, oas
bereits absepieien porben 1T. Nur in
Der Sbutia4e, oab bic biplpmatii4en
1rtsrbanblunsen nod fortgeieBt fpsrs
ben, liegt Die 9pffHuns uuf grbaltung
bes Srieoens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30
Sie .nsliih-amerifaniide Hreiie
nao Der 8ries.

SEPT no bic 9orsange in europa
i'm 0orbergrunb iteben unb fur bic
enslii9 amsritunii4e qrsiIe bic
Nptbfpenbigteit sintritt, bisIe Dor
sdnqe su belsudtsn, tritt ibre bstannte
llnipiiienbeit iiber alIes berpor, mas
auberbalb bes ameritanii6en Sontis
nents Iiest. Siersu gsIeat iit nod
cine eineepurselte 8oreingsnommens
belt unb bas Reiultat lit elm i4ieTes
urtbeil iiber bic Md6te bss Orei.
bunbs, ipe5iea in ge5us auf Deter
reid.
Dir seben in Ra6ite6snbem bas
geiammtersebniB bisisr alnIidtsn.
gs pirb aeIaat, pab Serbien Don
Ssitsrreid t0ait ungerett be9anbel.
pirb. Oieies babe alien Grunb se'
babt Seit.rrsid gu bdFen, peii es
gosnisn unb bic Ssr8egOpina annets
tirt bat, befeu gep0lteruns 5umeilt
aug Ser6en bsitebe. Der peitere
@runb isi, bab Oeitsrreia Serbien
baran perbinbert babe, an bas dbrias
tide Meer gu qelan5en. Dabur6
lei cine @rbitterung angepa6ien, bic
iih in sSeinoielisteiten Der Oeri4ie'
benitsn art aegen Seiterrsih auft
made rnb i9liebli6 5ur grmorbuug
bes Oiterreicbii6en Sbrpnfolgsrs sss
fiibrt babe. Gel leBters 5bat aud
ni9t gu billisen, 10 iei fe bod pers
itGnbli6.
Die anb.re 2lniift, Die msbr bon
'Friebensi9pGrmsrei Dittirt pirb, bdIt
bic Ditsrreitii6e Mititdrpartei fir
ben &riea DeraHtpOrtIi6; lie babe benz
aaiier Elm lltilnatum bittirt, bas
cine ioubsrGne Station aIs gelsiois
euns suriidipeiisn mubts,
ga9 benz pGbasoeii6en @runbiube,
bab man &tnber pom @stanntsn gum
llnfetannten leitsn mrb, polen mir
rem Srititeru. Die 5uerit erpdbnt limb,
bic Cadillac in europa an ben 8ers
GGltnifen in oieiem 2anoe peritGnbs
!i6 MAIDEN. SIM Wiberipru6 5u uIs
len onberen Rutionsn rnb gegen ben
iibli4en @ebrau6 cioilifirter 9Dlfer
perpeioern mir Zen Gbineisn unb Sds
panern bQs glufentbdItsreft. uno
qan5 ipesisq bns 8iirgerrsht in bic
lem 2anbe. Wenn bic lsiieits Inbeu.
tuna iommt, bah eSapan bic (bIi6t
beqe, &plonien in Merito an5uIegen,
itiden mir broGsnbe Roten babin.
llnc nod msbr: mir bubsn cine
Gasung aufseitelt. bic i'm 90lters
redt teine geeriin0ung finbet, bub
europGiIte Rationen feine aOlonisn
in bieIem 2anbs anle9en unb teinen
ssub goben auf bteIem aontinent in
NcIis nehmsn biirfen. mir 6eunipru'
den es aEh als unier Rsht, iiibames
tttonii6e 2Gnber in geIib gu nebmen,
penn oas n0tbis isin iolts, Inn euro
pGifhe gfotionen berdusaubalten. gum
5beile III bas ihon 9eftesH, fDie auf
Cuba unb DOMINGO uno mir beabs
Tittioen bieIcs Yrotsttorat aud iiber
Sapaii unb Nieara9ua gu errihten;
ebenip 1T unfsre Souperdnstdt duf Der
Qanoerqe BON Banana i.'ht III pers
oeiIen. Die 9eidmmte ameritdnif6e
g2ation unb mir islbft iinb bamit eiue
perftanbsn. Marum2 Deil mir pers
binbern tpollen, bab dfiatifde aultur,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30
@nseii9ts Der sage

4nssii9ts Der Gage in
europa lisst es uniersr aominii itrus
tion aIs pidtisite gfli6t Oh. bas
9antlpitsm in Srbnuns au brinssn.
Gals es 81, einem @elttriege tcmma
men ioats, tDnnsn Die Der. Staten
auf Iange 3ett feine finan5ieae Inter
ftiiBung BON europa erparten. Sn
Solss befsn miifisn iie bic n0tbisen
@nitaIten trsifeu. ibre finanSieusn Be
biirfniiie ielbit gu befrieoigen uno oaS
tam esI6ebsn, penn oas Santlpitsm
prsaniiirt miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30

RublanD sebt es. tpie benz pOs
fer>Spielsr, Der gu bdufis bluff.
SEPT rpsib ss nidt rs4t, tpaS es tbuH
iou: Die &arten fortfperfen oher peiter
bIuffen. Seine 9erlesenbeit lit eiue
toetlite. Gs tann Serbisn niht i'm
Std laFsn, obne iein Wa6tanieben
fir INNER einaububen uno auf ber
anbern Seite lam es ii6 ni6t perbeb'
len, bub ibm cine fiir6terli6e Nieoers
Iase i'm Selbe beDoritebt. gs 1T nod
jeossmaI gs6uuen poroen, ipenn es
einen &rieg gspagt bat. Die tleine
Siirtei tonnte es o6ne bic Ollie Der
RumGnen ni6t ibertpinben, tpeI6e Die
Sauptar6eit BEL glepna setban ba5en
unO bon ben Sapaneru 1T es fiir6ters
li9 sueebedt poroen. Du Diro ibm
ansIt uno bangs BEL Dem 9eoanten,
bab es ii4 gegen bic 0eutiben fteqen
mub. DON Dsren miIttdriiden, finans
sieGsn, moralti6en, orsaniiatpriidsH
uebsrma6t ss 10 D0lIi9 iiber5eugt TT.
Bon Gnelonb fam es feline llnteritiiBs
ung pOn iraen0 lpeI9em Wertb erpar'
ten, faus bieies iib iiberbaupt auf eis
men &riea einldbt. benn gnglano
iDnnte b06Itens 100000 Mann ins
sselb Itelen uno es miro iidb bitten. nit
feinen S6iffen in bic nit Dpndmi.s
Minen gsipidten oelttiten 9epdIsr
einsubrinaen. sans ubgeiehen oaDon,
baB bic @6iffe aud nifts ausrittsn
fonnten. .Wabri6einli6 fpiirber eine2ln=
aabl Dreabnouabts bon ben Deutihen.
6ie einsn giinitiden Moment abtpartsn,
suiammenoeIfnFsn iuerben. Frants
iann peiter nithts tbun, dls ii6 IN Der
Defenfioe hnlten. Sn FOLDER Weiie
ptrb Die oanse @u9t bss Sdlases,
ben bic beutf6>0itsrreidii6e @rnes
fiibri auf RuPlonb fallen. Solde
Grmdqungeu InGten Sen 3uren aur
8eiinnune bringen l,n0 .s 1T nod isbt
ni6t unm0glif. oab es aeihieht, pas
an bebduern pGrs. benn bur orrh ole
3erihmetteruna Rublanbs lam Die
Delt ben Jrieoen erldngsn, nah Dem
fie iid isbnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-30

pie Ser. StauteH reroeH
ben europdiI6en aries in einer Weiie
Inanaenebm, aber in elmer onberen
Weiie aneenebm smpftn6en, 10 bab
fidb Elm glusalei6 nit elmer 9iIqnee gu
Gunifen bieies aaubes ergeber ptro.
Die unanasnebmc Seite 1T bic abs
itoBuuq ameritduiI9er papierc i'm
g(usIanb. Die popiers eines2anoes, in
ipeldrm ein&rieg teftebt, cher elm Rrie1
ernitlid orobt. iiHb bort rmpsrldufs
lid,, neil in folden 3eitsH Ssoer baas
res gelo efthdh. 5riibes Gislo 1T
nur gu beidaffsu, inbem m:u bis pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13

on the new Philadelphia bridge of the
Eastern Pennsylvania Railway by a
trolley car. Spectators yelled to the
them.
WilkeS-BarFe. - Safes were blown
open in six places here Wednesday
night.
Bloomsbury. EARLY yesterday morn
ing thieves relieved Jasper Poust, an
Orange township farmer, of the neces-
sity of going to market with twenty
six ducks he had already Grated. They
drove up to the barn in a wagon and
took crate and all.
Reading.-Fire destroyed the large