davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-05-14

ming so low in the water that he was
scarcely visible, the mother riding
somewhat higher in order to keep dry
the two tiny gray chicks nestled on
her back under the protection of her
raised wings One baby, in spite of
maternal remonstrances, slipped off
the mothers back and made it's way
over to its father, climbing on his
hack hn dnnlrnd rlinh4l,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
FARMER IGNORES SUMMONS.
Ben Mueller, Of State Center, Will Not
Return to Austria.

Ben Mueller, young farmer IS
years old. who is employed by Chris
Schaper. five miles north OF State Cen
ter has turned a deaf ear TO the sum-
mons of Emperor Franz Joseph. OF
Austria. The Austrian emperor. thru
one OF his United Sta,es consuls. has
sent a summons 20 Mueller to return 10
Austria to help that nation in its war
against Servia and its allied powers.
Mueller was not long in reaching his
decision to remain in his adopted
country. where ne has been for seven
years He has already taken ou, his
second papers. and OF Sept. 90 is to APP
pear in court for examination for his
final naturalization papers
Mueller is native Of Roki,nitz, Bo-
henia. where his people still reside.
When he reached the age OF Is he was
placed in the army. but after SERVING
three weeks ran away and came TO
this country. He took out his first pa
pers as soon as Re could and has fur
Their taken the precaution Of terrifying
himself by becoming a citizen OF the
United States. Mueller vas married q
few months ago, IS working hard TO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Result

feSterOdy heSUTSS
Boston, lis; Cincinnati, 1-3
New York. 4: Pittsburgh. 3.
ST. Louis, Il Philadelphia, !.
Chicago. 5: Brooklyn, O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18

A rather unusual cause OF fire was
responsible for the small blaze al the
home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Mulfer, 2o31s
South First street at 1880 Monday
evening A new gas meter that had
been Installed near the gas stove in
the kitchen sprung leak and the es-
Gaping gas caught fire. The flames set
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18

farm OF his own. and he has no de-
sire to fight
Mueller says that the war fore
shadowed in Austria long before it
was declared. He received a letter from
q brother two months ago in which the
latter wrote we look for hard times.
as we are going to have war
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
Standing Of the Clubs

Results Monday.
At nSMarshalltown. Z; clin-
ton. 4.
At Cedar Rapids Waterloo, 3;
Cedar Rapids. /.
At Galesburg Burlington, IS;
GAlesburg. 10. CTen inninEs.)
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Keo-
kuk, 4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YeStOfdays HeoOISS.
New York, o.; Washington. Is
Philadelphia, 5; Cleveland, 0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18

Simmons. Fosters. Bases on balls
Off Ostendorf. S: off Maui, l; of Car
rev. 8. Struck out-By Ostendorf. 2:
by Maui. 4: by Carrow. Z, Double plays
Wallace to MEME to Wait: Harvey
TO Delaney to Foster Hit by pitcher
Wait, Jude. Left on bases-Marshall-
town. 5; Clinton. IL Time OF game
2:05. Umpire-Bosweil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
FOR DvsPETIcs.

Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
It produces healthy activity of weak
and disordered stomachs. An excellent
strength buiider.-Advertisem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
TIME HERE TO PAY TAKES.
Second Payment Must BE Made Before
Sept. 80 to Esca 20 Penalty.

The time is near when those who
have not paid the second half OF the
taxes on their property should do so.
Formal notices warning tax payers to
that effect are to be issued soon by
County Treasurer s. Nj. Cause. The
second half OF taxes becomes due and
delinquent Sept /, but they may be
paid up to and including Sept. 80 with
out any penalty attaching. After Sept.
80 penalty Of per cent per month
on the amount due IL added to the
taxes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18

fire to some OF the woodwork IN the
room. but the fire was put out before
any more than slight damage was done.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
FEDERAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Indianaolis 4: Louisville. 3.
Cleveland. Is; Columbus, 3
Minnea polls. s: St Paul. I.
Kansas City al Milwaukee. "
grouns
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18

Plenty OF old papers at cents a bun
die at the Timee-Republican office. just
the thing to go under the carpets dur
ing housecleaning time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18
Sure Corn
Cure Ever Known

-Gets-lt the New Way, Drops Do II
To endure the pains and tortures
caused by little thing like corn is
ridiculous, simply because it is un-
necessary. The new-plan corn cure,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-18

Games Wednesday.
Marshalltown at Cedar Rapids.
Waterloo at Clinton.
Burlington at Muscatine.
keokuk at Galesburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

The delay In the handing down of a
decision IN the advanced rate case
10 taken 10 mean that the Interstate Com
merce Commission has decided in favor
Of the railroads on the question OF
whether revenues are adequate or not I'M
der existing tariffs. II the commission
we're OF Il contrary opinion there would
be no reason for the discussion of de-
tails, which Commissioner McChord admits
ia occupying them now. People who take
this view Of the matter are exercising
their minds over the second question con-
fronting the commission. namely the man
ner In which revenues shall be increased.
Il Ii pointed out In this regard that pos
slh'y tho decision may come In form
that will not cause any great enthusiasm
from market point OF view. ON the
other hand In the absence OF any extern
sivs speculation for the rise anything
short Of an absolute rejection OF the rail,
roads plea would probably not furnish a
severe shock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

N. pscin, Power and Light Company
r'no-ts Tor Aprl 1914 gross earning. 81
ro'.''. an Increase Of ts,o75, or per cent.
Lowing not earnings OF t5sOtl. a gain OF
500. or 80 per cent, Interest charges
,, ',G ,a.i' 81 y per cent srser ;1a ..t
o. 10 psr cent over April, 1918, For tho
tr'lyo months ended April 40. 1914, sros.
r''h gross of ii2si,us Tor the preceding
year an expansion of per cent Expenses
~ ,.s"' we're : per cent. lower and not
cent A''or interest charges and dividends
~ w preferred and second preferred stock
,dlS, va" "a. q balance Of ,sass5' gain Of
mo previous twelve months
~ Mcyco Tramwsys Company and the
r.o L rIS. a1G hSweT ,oT ,sGr
Ushfe no unsettlemont which prevails In
MsN.'' Earnings are given In Mexican cur
ports gross earnings Cor March Of ,6I7.sst
an .n,.,1s" 81 81. ?i3 Operating expenses
~ ' 9i n,sv; ,,o eGs net ssrn!ns. 70,
famine we're 'i.75Osie, an Increase 81
A q, ,S sarn'g Gr..y wor. ,s5SO'S
~. Mexican Light and Power Company for
March were ssso,sis, an Increase OF tisb.2s2
Sl'"t over March. 1919. For tho nrst
olar'"r ~ 1914 gross Increased s3i7,sso and
n' earnings gained sles,1o9.
'url7- tho last year the Washington
'a''f Hpver Company has taken over sew
independent companies In the Paclhc
N"L'h"'-l aud now supplies current for
l'P'r and light over 'ncir transmission aud
oir.huHug system from It's large hydro
t..'r'. generating stations Tho company
ms lu.t taken over tho power transmission
IN'' NJ the LewIston-Clarkso Improvement
mummy and VIII connect the system with
generating station about June |. The
mes we're built about ten years ago To sup
~ power A. Wholesale to local distributing
''n7 extending from Leon Station to
rr".o". Pullman. uniontown, Genesee and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.


weaker yesterday and extra. and hr.,s we're
on VIC. Fresh stock Is In accumulation
with receivers anxious 10 sell Quality is
Irregular and this H. another reason vby
dealers want 10 keen their a,o,es ,saso,abiy
clean seconds ouis, proSess /, rnoderots
demand GOOD i.Ii.. ,ai,ix .,.aay part
ins stock receIn,s lint With A., narh,,
arsts saGSs, sscnnas oSas, 20 !" ST. ar
dairy, finest 2tn n &c xood 10 Rim. 81,
Ssc.; proess, ,xtras s6ts %a,r 70 nt.,s' 70 ~
zoe iadIs. c,r,en, n,st "tes, 10 i ~ 80
in. .,acr 49,. ~. LIS ~ pn'h
NJ stsyteI'"' hahe' NJ - i'ui'H :
ctiisl,su ,f,N,ou, s,,,.. 49,, $500 a.,
nsrLs, 10. nnchmm puIr, anu Easy nne
,,hsn Ihe' WIS unchahsen WIN an a'cumula
u w1nI, mos, houses, hlgh era4es are freely
.sl hnn low ethdes are m lndinerent
reuues' SKINS quiet frlces wcrei stare
rnole MIX. white and Colorsd' specials
lsNc.i averaas FANCY 1874 m1ahc.i under
srsdes iln i5c held isbdlSkc.i New
zealand. cheddars. let nlIhc.! state skins.
saioc fgii skins, defestiy.' ~ sts,
EGGS-Tradine IL slow and the heavy
not all he sold yesterday. Quality Is poor
on account OF warmer weather. There IL not
much activity In storage packed eggs. Dir
weaker. Nearby whites slow Prlcs, io OF
low; Fresh gathered. extras. 2g,, a22c.
yxe. regular packed. nfst. i'm u2o%c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

A curious development Of the past few
months has been the appearance in the
financial district Of individuals canvass
lnr rnr proxies on behalf OF the manage
m.nts Of corporations proposing to under
take new financing. This active search
for proX 90 on all and every occasion
Il something new. Usually no such steps
a.. taken unless opposition to the man
srcrent Il anticipated. The circular let
ter tr the stockholders requesting their
proxies used to be considered sufficient.
Practically every broker In the street has
be.n visited on numerous occasions dur
Ing the present year by agents asking for
proxies on stock held in customers
names Apparently the inference is that
stockholders no longer reply freely To the
customary notices and that II has become
necessary or advisable to insure a safe
margin Of votes by obtaining the use OF
the floating supply OF stock In tho Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
\ Guessing Contest.

From the testimony OF Mr.. Mellen In
the New Haven inquiry: II asked Mr.
Morgan to stop at my office told him
the report did not contain sufficient de-
tails. 1t was in the midst OF the
1907 panic. Morgan was abrupt and
severe and I felt INUNDATED" Q. What
did he say?" \. at was humillating to
me and ! don't like to rehearse II on the
stand TIL" most intense interest was
displayed al over the financial district
yesterday afternoon rs to just what Mr.,
Morgan could have said that Inundated
the star witness at Washington 20 deeply
that even he felt dlffldent about repeat
ing It. Finally guessing contest was
started among the rlbald spirits on the
exchanges Up to a late hour. however,
none of the suggestions offered was suf-
nciently original TO entltle II to place
IN the public prints
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

The WABASH per cent. bonds sold at
IS The interest on these bonds has been
s,,sultrd and the road has been in re-
r.lvets hands since December. 1911. The
Missouri Pacific ~. upon which the Interest
has been paid regularly. also sold at 55.
n may be considered significant that
these bonds have failed to respond as
tho stock has done to expectations OF a
change W control Tho price OF IS com
narsd with 80 d, earlier In the year and
.rh an extreme low few days ago OF
RAJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
Live Stock Market.

TUESDAY, MAY 10
-, receipts NJ hecves were LII head In
,,,,g,,,nE gsrs foT The market Feeling
Imf'sef beef continued dull at l2mIic. for
.'v dressed native Sides. Exports from this
g. ~ day, SO cattle and so sheep, all to
=, R".elp,s ~ calves wer. eai head, In
Ctl.lg 1853 for the market Feeling weak
r.ne yoals soid a., ,ii.5o. per 100 lbs, /;
,l'GNcu's ~ 81 80 Ruttermilk calves nom
N, s'eldv. Dressed calves Arm, at 15A
~ lN' for city dressed veals; llhni5hc.
10y, .3nn'ry dressed, with selected csrcasses
Neocipts Of sheen and lambs were a4bs
hr5a Including ears for the market The
ss,uE was steady for sheep and spring
snhs: lambs almost. nominal. but not
ss.1 Al .5joa 1915 per 100 +" ioni. fds
iE tor Ohio wethersl; prime spring
mlei at 81. Dressed mutton steady, at
lNH'ac. pNr ID ; dressed lambs AZ ifl7c :
,oln'ry dressed dollhouse lambs steady for
n''iIm stock End hrm for prime. with ire
"r'"s rang,. - .TF5o r.r csrcss.
N"NolrtS NJ hogs were ktes head, all for
shLsrHra. with the exception o. few
,or ar ',s,H1,s snsady q, ssstG,says 9nots,
T. light hogs; TsoGT'o for rousha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
BUSINESS BAD, SAYS CLAFLrN.
Qaoted In Wall street as Declaring
Situation II Ab.urJ

John Claim said yesterday that busl-
ness is not good
In fact 1t Is poor" he was quoted In
wan street as saying though perhaps
u would be safer to say that II IL not
80 very bad. but still not so good as II
should be There is no explanation for
the poor situation. II Is absurd. for thers
is no reason why business should not be
good. Some things. however. have been
done which should not have been done
or course there will be an improve
ment. u largely depends on the freight
rate decision. II the railroads are given
suf'icient increase u should relieve con-
ditions."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
TWO COTTON SEATS SOLD.
w. l.. Carpenter Pays $4,000 and 3.
r. Hubbard af1,25O.

Announcement was made yesterday Of
he sale OF two Cotton Excha nge member
ships.
That of r. w. q. Smith was sold 10
w. l.. Carpenter for $4,000 and that of
p. q. Potter was purchased by s. r..
Hubbard for Sl1.250. The last sale pre-
vious to these two was at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
BOSTON < MAINE RAILROAD


the ss S R s S d % @ Sssa 1 S Bd DSs
psa condition
materials supplies and fixed charges incurred by expenditures for add
installation Comprehensive
adding the
Justly hed higher passengers
s a ta d ss t s@ S Sod @ not 5 S
holders securities the and its leased lines but also to the public
with the n S cTmeG cV%g9n and s p%Rs sI s[
ninease in
@ I steps en be tasm eSes a eu GTS
company fair return invested capital
In order the mPa% affair." S on stable pss Ss6qe with sound
should and reasonable conditions
pnS mSgqfs future re s na property securing " existing ponds and notes and
notes companies will recognition
apply preferred
to be accomplished that substantially all
Maine Notes oadng amounting ooooo should be
Hdee ts hods fo f these e Inc se makes P0''
of
so
a. holder do2 thereof as above
remaining 1870 accrued interest,"
Railways Companies due April 1919
The Railways Companies They
stock Maine Central Railroad Company
% Name c 1 stock Pa about sos Share are M as cep fs
Maine Railways Companies Notes at about SoSo per share
to inform the Old Colony Trust
respectively
OF held by them
Notehodrs will subsequently present
N"'s| BY ordu Of Boado O
Morris Mcdonald,
1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

MANUFACTURING CORPORATION need.
s. 500 temporary loan before end Of this
month. Assets $4,000 above liabilities. VIII
deposit as security the entire Treasury stock
which represents seven tenths Of total cap.
taliIation, and will pay liberal bonus FOR
quick action. Y, box lb2 sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

2sIa3c Broilers Ie to boN milk fed
fancy. is to 20 lbs. s2a asc corn led. 10 n
zoe. chickens, milk fed. 81 90 sc lhs. to
dozen, i7Tlsc.. corn fed. lbmiGc. Fowls.
Western boxed. so lbs. and over to dozen.
ioc. 30 to SIS lbs, lth ai5c.; old ROSTERS,
Is1Ithc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
UNDERLYING Bonds Protective Committee


u
Der ~ Or h vre hrnc Iunb q pt comm tnrese
only
added
en- Mdqus ,uposd
eaTsT % %ra9Ts @ soT ce%et
v.
TRiDiRItK
,,iIviR
Il ar wTIbt" "n,;,x
". y noVpiM. sre,r-. .
1 Mas
sTSfrSS f"ooRNbifKr PALMER & DODGE Counsel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

under the trust deed OF the Chicago 4
Western Indiana Railroad Company dated
December LIST, 1882, 10 he redeemed. by tho
neAt at tho office OF Messrs J. p, Morgan
A. Co. New York. at i05 and accrued In
terest to that date. Registered bonds
should Be accom-, panied b. = scwer Of at
torney transferring them TO bearer.
CHARLES H. RUSSELL. | rr..,
HEkDERT L. sATTERLEE. iru''e"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SYNDICATE owning and controlling yslu-
able OIL and Gas lands In the heart OF W.
We. on and Gas helh Will dispose OF part OF
same. VIII accept part cash. bal. In royalties
and interest In company to be formed ny
purchaser. Prefer to deal with investor, but
viii negotiate with rei.tis promoter, ADA.
AMERICAN CRUDE OIL SYNDICATE. Sii
NcLackiin Bldg, Washington, d. g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

JOHN q uItpI'RN.
STOREY TiORNpIKF. PALMER 4 DODGE. Counsel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Chicago andWes,e-n Indiana Railroad Co.
GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
Trustees Office, Room re 10Th floor),
Mills Building. a..

New YORK May T. I9It
The trustees have this day designated, by
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

ton5sHtrirt tporbsn. Gin Wcrid
iiber bic Ginai SaIbirfel oiirfts fit
aber als fbpieris ertpeifsn, ba bas
2aHb bort beinabe cine Wiifte lit. 9i'
eHsIif4eH 3eituRsen limb iibsrasug.
bab Der SaesianaI gsseH sinsn llsb.r.
faa unb assppt.n gss.H cine Snpa.
iion seniisenb ssfdist III. Sic s.bsr
abtr 81, SaB bas giusrsifen Der 1iirs
tel in ben arisg CUR @erIdnssrung
oeheIben beitrussn unb isins S6re.
Gen erb0hen pirb. sic iasen aud,
oaB bies bsbsute, Sab GneIanb mebr
9ruppsn aufbrinssn muB. @ie lunss
sstalien iib nod bsm aries. fsrabal.
ten lam. III aud cine Grdss, bic iid
bic 3eituusen isst OorIsseu.
Die portusi.fiids Rssieruns .r.
Hart, bab ss iid BEL Der SnDaiion bon
4nspla isitsns Der 0sutftsn nur nm
einsn unbebsutsnben 3piidenfan
banble. Geuti6. offi3isls arsiis er.
ilGren bic ganas Geftitte fir uns
ipabr ober gu sinem ipiatig:n Grsiss
niB aufsebauI9t, nm portugal einen
0orpano gu seben. iid 5uSaniten Der
9srbinbeisn an Ssm Srisge 5etbeiIi.
gen au tOnneH.
Die Ha9rihten bonn rtitliden
ari.safdauplab ssfsu bubiu. baB Der
9sriu9 Der 9,utften, Biz mad Ga.
lais pcr5uorinssn unb bic Serrfddft
iib.r ben sngiiihen SandI su erlnn.
gen, DOrldufis nidt selunsen in. 0ie
llebsriapsmmuns S.s gfsrtbaIes, 3u.
iammtn nit Der 2lttipitdt Der britif9s |
franSOiiid,narisssiaiffs unb Der bsls
yifchsn armss ioIlen bic Deutfden a..
,fpunseH baten, fd sttDus auriidsu.
,itbsn. tpdhrsnb bic Gran5ofen unS
sritsn i'm Snnsrn etrpus Durssriid:
Tein io[lsn.
Die britii9s GIutis BET gaisuport
'siisSt uas Srsi wauuiiUss, Srsi se1sa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

2onbon, 80. Stiobsr. Die Rom.
plitationen in europa iinb oar4 baE
GinsreiisH Der 9iirtsi In ben ariea
abermals perme6ri poroen. Ra6 Der
gei4isblHg BON 5beobOiia fsiiens Der
,grsslau4 baben tiirtifas 5Orpeoos
bOOtasrfi5rsr bas ruiiiid. aanDnsn.
boot ~Donats" I'm Safsn Don Sbefd
in ben Grunb se6obrt unS orei ruff
i6e unb einsn fransOiiiasn 9ampftr
bsiddOist.
Cine offi3islIe arisgssrtldrung III
nod nidt srfoIst, aber Das @orsehta
Der Siirtei nla9t es fpabrIdeinli4,
bab Der ariss melt gr0bers propor.
tionsu aunebmen unb bic Situation
i'm 4agsneinen INNER uerpideltsr
tpsrbsn ipirb. Der Baltan, auf BEN
Der isbige europdifhs arisg eHtitans
ben TT. bistst ein ioldts gieb Daa
fsinoIider SntsreiItn bar, bab Gris.
9snlanb uHb bic anbsrsn 8altanitaas
ten fsbr l.itt in ibu bineiHsssossn
perbsn t5nnsn. Wan sluu6t, oaB
GriedeHianb bic erfte Nation iein
ipirb. bic s,ssn bic Siirtsi 5ront
mudt. guIgarisn nimmt cine sissn.
tbiimli6e StsIluns Elm. gs IN al
Rublanb burh 8anbs Der Greunb.
fadft sebunosn unb gnslonb segen.
ibsr gu GuHs Dsrpflitist fir Si, llns
ieritiiBung, bic Is ipdbrenb bss lestsn
arissss BON Si.i.r Seit, erbaItsn BAT. |
Ssins Sutsr,ifsn ft.ben aber osnienii
gen Ssrbisns unb grie4enlanSs
IarOif sessniiS,r unb bic guls0ren
bessn sinsH fur9tbursn Sab geg.n bic
ssrbsn unb gris9sn.
Sn miIitGrtrsiisn III man Der 9tn,
T6t. bab bic siirtsi bic albiidt bat.
n aautuiisn auf Der einen unO in
ltssppisn aaf Der unbersn Ssite EN-.
Iuriid,n. GrObs tiirtiias Srappsn.
u0He fHS IN Sprisa aiaS gaIShiua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
SritifHes Gpipitalidiff
gefd3eitert.
Rebr afs 100 perfonen b q.
BEL umgetomm men.

Or ebr afs 100 perfonen ba
bel amgetOmmen.
aonbon 80. Sttober. sSn be,
Tdbs BON Wbisbp fubr am Grsitaa
morsen Der Sampf.r .Rpbilla", Der
als 9ofpitalfdiff bsnust pirb, nab.
rsnb zines Sturmes uuf bic syelTsn
uno man slaubt, bab psnisftens 100
perionsn babel ums as6en s.tommsn
iinb. aubsr ben Qtsr5tsn, arunien.
pflesern unb Der 9efasuns bsfanbsu
ii6 unssfGbr 200 psrfOnen an gOrS
brs Saiffss.
Cine am abenb BON Wbisbp Elm,
sstroffsns 9spfd. iasi. bab Der
Dampfer eHt5DsissbrOden unb Der
bintere Shsil untsrsesanssn Tel. Die
Rsttunssmanni9aftsn TdboiIen cine
aeins iibsr ben DOrbsren sbsil Sss
Sfiffts, es mar aber MIDI niSsli9.
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s0nisen 9sidisen. sorpsbo6DOts.rs
fiGrer beidiiseu bic S6iffs geseH bic
angriff. Oeuti6sr untsries6Oote.
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ipi9tiseH Radriatsn gsmeIost NOR.
ben.
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miraI Baron bon Syii6er gum Rad.
foIger oes prinoer 2puis bon 9attsn.
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snsrsiid an benz arisss bstbeiIisen
ipiro.
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2upsnouns DON Gspalt; NGBigung
i'm arisg 1T gl5oiinn", III cine Der
Rsbensurten beg 9lOmiraIs JiTfer.
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sr6Bte @.rtrausn in bic 2upaIitdt O.s
prinSen 9ouis boH gattsubsrg gesen
Gnslanb, sinigs BON ibnen iinb aber
Der 9tniidt, baB feline RsFignatiun
:-etis uno piinItensp,rtb mar.
g S6iffsunsIiide in Der
Rorbiee.
@rimsbp. England, 80. Stt.
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am 9onnerftas Radmittas an Der
Sftiiite pon England auf inc Mtne
auf uub gins unter. Der &apitan
unb Der srits Maat Derosn permtbt.
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puroen in Sbielbs sslunoet.
0us 5iTherbppt .Gurtom" bon
Ramsgote iubr am Mittpo9 auf cine
Mins uuf uub sins iOfort unter unD
bic orsi Munn. bic iih Oarauf befan.
ben. tamen ums 2eben.
Der i9pebii6e6ol5oampfer .8lans
IA" itrunbste pdbreno Der Iebtsn
Na9t an rinem Riff 6ei Rattrap
6sab in 2lberbssnIbire, Shottlanb.
Die II Mamn itarie geiabung purbs
BON Der &iiitenipade serettet.
Gin Walfiid, Der Our4 bic grplo.
iion elmer Uiins sst0otst lpurOen mar,
trisb am Donusrfas bel Wsarsaie ans
oduS. Il.
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leien. pirb Offi5iell als cine aiise er.
Hart, Die erfunben purbe, I'm bic Be.
t9etliaung qOrtugols an 6em ariese su
re3tfertigsn.
Gin irldnbii4er arbeitsrfiibrer BAT
IN elmer irIdnoifhen 3situns ertldrt,
0ab bic unterftiiBuna Der engIdnber
iettens Der 1sirIdnber in Oem iesigen
Sfriege aeaen bic sSsntereiisn ssrlanbs
iein piirbe.