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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08
John Il. Mebane Falls From Tree
Fatally Injured.

John T. Mebane, a well-to-do far
mer living four miles from Hunting
don, fell from a tree last Monday
morning and received injuries from
which he died few hours later.
Mr.. Mebane and his wife had
planned to attend church that morn
ing at Mt. Zion, where a protracted
meeting was in progress but decided
to gather some peaches for canning
purposes before going. The accident
occurred about 8 o'clock The news
spread quickly over the community
and a number of his neighbors soon
gathered at his home to render what
assistance possible.
Mr.. Mebane was Ga years old last
March, was a member Of the Metho-
dist church, an upright citizen and
man who took, an active interest in
the affairs Of his community. He
has many friends and relatives who
regret his untimely and unfortunate
death. He is survived by his wife,
one son, Claude Mebane, rural car
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08
THE: JEFFERSONIAN

rier out from Huntingdon, one
daughter, Mrs. Virgil Thomas, who
lives near Huntingdon, two brothers,
w. E. Mebane, of Huntingdon, and
S. A. Mebane, of Mosquito, Texas,
and one sister, Mis- Lizzie Horton, of
Water Valley, Miss.
The burial services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon at Mt. Zion, Rev
J. V. Freeman, of Lexington, and
the pastor, Rev. T. G. McKelvey, Off
ciating. A large crowd of sympathz-
ing friends were present. The in
terment followed at the Humble
graveyard.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08

Nobody can prove that Christ
ever intended to organize a church,
much less an ecclesiastical system.
He certainly never said that member
ship in a corporation was necessary
to salvation" From Lord Macau~
lay and the Roman Catholic Sys-
teIn," by ThOs. e. Watson, in Wat
sons Magazine for November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
COACH DOBIE
DOESN'T like
MOBILES WORK

Unless a bAckfieldsman OF abii.
lty 10 uncovered among the SEQ
ont string men. Coach Dobie may
have TO play q half himself Hatur
day afternoon In order 10 plug this
gap to his own satisfaction. That
be In In auandary an 20 whom TO
put at right hair. he admitted to-
day. HAP" Miller and Murphy.
the two men who handle that 20.
sitlon now. are both out on Injuries.
Other injuries have put second
string men at ieft half and full.
causing tho scrub team 20 play
with makeshift backfieid In
scrimmage yesterday.
Dobic is far from satisfied with
Noble. Of whom he sayr: The
bigxes, trouble IL with his head. I"
Noble is not playing even Ms good
an did last year. according 10 the
coach. Mayfieid. Chapman and
Anderson are nursing wounds and
may be unable to play. Smith will
do the punting.
Tho game starts nc $50. The
Rainier Valley A. G. win line up
as follows: Aba Fincgold. r. O.:
Fred Porter. l. e: Rollo Wilson.
II. {: James Wilson. r. 4. Dan
Dugan. r. g.: I'd Miskic. l. T.: Robt
DuKsn. c.: Frank shsnd, a.: Esran.
:. h.: Mcknight. !. h; Dan Dohan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
LINCOLN Hi TEAM
TO PLAY Valley

scholastic football championship.
Although in seasons prior the early
games were more on the order OF
preliminary affairs. tomorrow's
has a momentous air. The game
brings Lincoln aud Franklin to-
gether. and indications are that
the two teams are evenly bal
anccd.
Lincoln viii take the field with
the lightest backf1eld brigade that
has represented the school In
years. Franklin's backfield Is
also light The weights of both
lines varies little. although Frank.
lin has the highest ends. Ryan,
last year quarterback. has been
shifted TO one of the halves on the
Lincoln team. In order 10 add
weight TO the trio OF yardage
makers.
The game starts at 1880 and win
be played at Dugdale's park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
DORIAN MAKES
BONDS HUSTLE.
TO WIN SCRAP

Pat Dorian. tho ranxy frlshman.
returned from Tacoma today With
hardly a mark 10 show for his en-
counter there last night with Joe
Bonds. who claims the heavyweight
championship OF tho Northwest
Dorian los, tho decision after four
harf-fought rounds. Ths crowd
disagreed with tho judges. though.
and howied their disapproval. Tho
scrap was nip and tuck. and Dori.
an. according TO all accounts. de-.
served q draw.
Sammy Good made rrenchie
vaise extend himself to got draw
decision with him. Good ouffought
and outpo'nted vaise In tho rrsi
three rounds. but tho Frcnchman
made a good finish. which entitled
him to a split decision. Conner
teat Leo Houck OF Seattle. Waite
Granger and Smith got a draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
BRAVES HAVE
BRAND new
SIGN SYSTEM
~ HUGH 8. FULLERTON

PHILADELPHIA. Oct e.-The
Boston Braves started their for
lorn.hope assault upon the strong.
held OF the worlds champion Ath.
letics hero today.
Admitting themselves the weak.
or. they stiii were filled with con.
fidence and expected az least TO
give an excellent account OF them.
selves. spent five hours yestcr-
day with tho Braves. and every
man on the team IN filled with con.
fidoncc and expects 10 win the ne-
ries.
The Braves intend 70 attack
their opponents viciously. and any
player who shakes hands with one
OF tho Athletics will be 10 bad.
There IL more illfeelIng between
the teams than has been In evidence
Ia any series I'm years.
II was my pleasure TO be In last
night AZ one OF their meetings at
which they discussed their plans.
They have a plan OF campaign that
Ia astounding. and their signaling
system IL absolutely new in base.
ball. You may depend upon II.
there will not be any signals stolen
or tipped off this year. The
Braves signaling system Is devised
with tho idea OF permitting the
Athletics 10 think they have Il.
and thcn TO cross them on every
turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

Won't Cut Hair
Till T. RS Named

THREE BROTHERS. Ark.
0ct. o. -- Although william
Camps hair is long and shaggy
and his beard reaches TO HIS
waist. he VIII not so TO n barber
and says Il win be 1916 and per.
haps four years later than that
before he allows hia locks 10 be
trimmed. On the eve OF tho last
presidential election Camp made
an agreement that he would not
shave or get haircut until
Roosevelt was president Moses
Tate. with whom he bet. agreed
that he would go unshayed and
unshorn until Wilson was inaug-
urated. Camp is true 10 his
word.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
All of His Bones
Turned Into Chalk

NEW HAVEN. Oct 9.--Frank
wyiie. crockery and glassware
merchant OF this city. is dead here.
after strange Illness OF many
years which gradually turned his
bones into chalk. Doctors and scien-
lists tried every means TO solve the
puzzle. They amputated ono arm. a
piece at time, and proposed to am
putate other limbs, but Wylie. do
spairing OF recovery. refused TO
permit them 10 do 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
CHANGE DATES

The high school football SEIZED
ule has been revised In order 10
do away with the double-headers
The new schedule follows:
October TO- Lincoln Va Franklin
October is-ousen Anne West Sc
attic
October fT--Brohfway W. Ballard.
October 2t-=Bhiiafd vs. Franklin
October ss-prosdxay vs. Queen Anne
october se--Frankiin vs. West Seattle
october ti--Lincoin Va Ballard.
November e--nailart Va Franklin
November f--Isincoin vs. Queen Anne
November is--TAneoin vs. West Seattle
November is--Queen Anne va Ballard
November se--Frankiin vs.. Queen Anne.
November ei--Baliard vs. Lincoln
Ballard Vs. West seatti@ date not ye,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
STEPS ON TOE:
ROUTS BURGLAR

CHICAGO. Oct. o.--Mrs.
Christian Jefferson routed q
burglar In her pantry today by
planting tho heel Of q slipper
firmly on his big toe.
"Why, what arc you doing
here7" demanded Mrs. Jeffer.
son.
"shovellng smoke. ma'am,"
grirned the burglar, his teeth
set In q juicy pie
Bang went the foot Of Mrs.
Jefferson. The burglar yelled
and Ieaped out window
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fact. be was fat and lazy. OF
course. am proud OF him. not
only because ha 10 good ball
player. but because he IL such a
good boy. Hc writes TO VS. often
and tells ua not TO worry about
him. that ha II taking care OF him.
self and 10 In tho game 10 make
good.
We tried TO talk WIN out OF 20
ing into basabail--his father and l
wanted him TO go to college aud
atudy engineering. When he was
In tho second year At high school
Tho IL Just % now--he got m OF
fer 10 go 10 Seattle aud play ball.
We objected. and hls father told
him be ought 10 forget about base
ball and gct into some business
where he could make money.
We finally consented. and HIS
father gave him money to get q ro.
turn ticket whom he went 10 Seat.
tie. We soon got tho money back
and ] guess VIII is having a good
laugh on us now. We have never
saen him play"
Bills parents are strong for
baseball now. Every item about
their son ia carefully slowed away
in scrap book. VIM. James.
senior. Is managing a largo drcdg-
Ing company and IL wealthy.
When Bin steps into the box 10
pitch against the Athletics I'm the
worlds series he can rest assured
that VIM. James, ST.. and wife OF
Orovillc. Cal. are pulling for him
70 win. although they are several
thousand miles from the scene Of
action.
The little city OF oroville 10 ali
smoked up about James. People
there are almost entirely overlook
ing war. weather and politics and
are talking about Bill James. the
Boston Braves and the world
series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
|BRALEY NEUTRAL BUTTHEM'
ATHLETICS LOOK GOOD T0'IM
BY Berton Braley


bunch may look
Bave
andd n
triumph md
Of
&c
m to mel
Twas long hard drill that the Braves went through but they never have fought
Sehsng and Plank
IN strict Athletics"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
Try Assassins
Who Caused War

LONDON. Oct. Except that
the trial was In progress, no news
was available today OF develop
ments at the hearing OF the per
sons accused of completely in the
assassination of Arc luke Fran
els Ferdinand. whose murder at
Serajevo a numbe- OF weeks ago
was tho spark with started the
present war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. g.
Teammates Of three ~ the Ath.
ietics are having the laugh on
thcfn today. The trio. all board
lng Al tho Same house. promised
their landlHdy a pass 10 the games.
When they didn't come through
she bounced 'em
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
BILL Was FAT
LAzYkID,SAYS
ma Of JAMES

oRovfLLE. Cal. Oct s.--Mrs.
William James OF This city 10 the
proudest woman In tho land.
She IL the mother OF mig Bill"
James, Boston pitcher. whose sen
sationAi box work has resulted In
the Braves winning tho National
league championship.
my. ! never thought VIII would
become a big Lacquer" said Mrs.
William James why. he never
cared snap about playing ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
"Rube" in Court

PHILADELPHIA, Oct s.-Rube
Oldring, outfielder for the PhIladel.
phia Athletics. was In court FIJI.
day as defendant in action
brought by his wife who charges
desertion and non-support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

Saturday two more city high
school teams will get into action in
a game which will be vitality I'm.
portant toward determining the
relative strength OF possible con.
tenders for the Seattle inter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

Coach Hamilton's Queen Anne
high team will work out with the
University Juniors Saturday after.
noon at o'clock on Mercer field
The coach announces the follow
Ing lineup: Ned Schram. c.: Glen
Waring. r. g.. Glen Murray. r. L:
Chef Carr. |. e.: Nathan Goodfel.
low. !. T.: Hobart Bennett, r. e.:
Rupert Hamilton. |. e., June
Blanchard or ED Riley, O.: Fred
Richardson. r. h.: Ed Olsen. !. h.:
Ray Zbinden, Z. b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

ETAWAH WINS

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. Eta
wah, driven by Pop" Geers, won
tho Transylvania stake here Thurs
day. smashing worlds record in
every heat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
BEAN FANS ROOT

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. "a spe-
clal train from Boston arrived here
early this morning, bearing
party of 400 rooters who will pull
for the Braves against the Ath-
letIcs today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09
SCORES AND
STANDINGS


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct. after
several efforts to come 10 some set
Element as regards to grounds. the
nrmy-navy game has been aban-
doned for this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-09

ANGELES BEER is for sale with free delivery,
at best Family Liquor Stores or may be obtained
by telephoning Main $50, Beacon 1910, Ballard
tO4o, or Beacon 1862.
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Olannheim, bic Stabt bes
QBillens.
9on $. R. eFuds. garta
(2onoon).

gis Dor aipei DOhen pubte it bon
Wannbeim nitts. als pab biele St1et
OIL Ebein unb g2edur lieni. bab iis nit
mathematician RsseImGbigteit erbaut
III, uno bnb bort i'm Sofs unb Rat.o'
ndltbeater SaiGsrs yRGubsr" ibre u-'
auffibrund erlsbt bdbsn. @uberbem
ihlpebtc mir buntel ppr. oab es in
pieiem Wlanrbeim Uiei SnouItrie nnb
Sanbel oeben mibte. Jules in allen:
es qab ni6ts. mas mid befonbers
ludte, bieier Stabt einmaI sinen Bee
iuh au MAIDEN.
Damn. nsuli6. h1rte ih BON Der
MonRbeimer Seitpode. unO pa idb as'
rabe BON Frankfurt na9 oem Siioen
fubr, ndhm ih mir Dor. tn Der Stubt
einmal einnen Iaa su bleibsn unb mir
i'm Softbsatsr bic .ariabne auf Rls
ros" nnauIeben.
sS6 peiB mir nifts S90nsrss, aIs
pbne 7giibrer IN cine frsmbe Stdbt al,
fommen. Das III INNER ipie eine Gnts
tedunasreiie, unb man N rieruls in
Der gsfabr. ben Neinunaen. Der aie6e
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@ie iiebt's aus ?

Die GntfpidIung Der Iebten picrunbs
stpansio Stunbsn beutet barauf bin,
bob es ii6 fir Seiterrsi4 I'm beoeus
tsno metr banbelt, als eine Genug'
thuuno DON Serbien gu erIonssn unb
oas ultImutum IebigIi6 bas 9pripiel
su einem aroben Drama bilbet. ges
sei6neno 1T in eriter Reibe. oaB
Oeuti6lanb ben @sriu6 @nslonbs
turttreu1t bat. Seiterreihs SOrbss
runo su Osri6leppen, ris iiberbuupt
ben Qan5en 8orfau aus Der WeIt gu
i6affen. pomit 9siagt 1T, bab
9euti6lono BON pornbsrein alles gut
bsibt, mas Seiterreih gu tbun be-
iaIisbt. Wenn iid nun bic UtittbeiS
Iilng beItdtfst, baB Die Diterreidiihe
Resieruna iib ni6t mehr nit pOllItsr
Grfiiuung ibrer 5oroerungsn aufrie'
ben oibt, Ionbern iid ueitere Sdritte
porbebdIt, 10 beredtigt bas gu Der
@ermutbung, bab cine Surh9reifenbe
llmdnberuna in ben 8erbGltniien uuf
Dem 9dltan bea6Iittigt pirb. llebsrs
rui5eno irGre eine iol6e 4biiht nift
i'm Minoeiten. Wie mir bereits me6rs
fad on bieier Stelle bdrgeIegt baben,
bat Der Oreibunb Dor slpei Sabren
einen erobsn SSebIer begangen, oab er
nidt 3um Shube Der Siirtei etnfdritt
unb bic TolSen hisies 5shIers smpftrs
set natursemGb Ssiisrreid3 am
Sdrperitsn, ba Serbien, bon Rublanb
untsritiibt. ibm ben 2dnppeg na4 Der
9epdnte absuIdneioen Drobt.
Cine poltpmmene &orrettur tpiirbe
3ur gebingung baben, hab Serbien
auf ietn friiberes 9ebiet 5uriidges
brGngt miro uno @riehenlanb feline
steaunq in Wu5sbonien, fps8ieII
fotpeit iie bic 9ai bon Salonidi be-
berri6t, rdumen miibte. Sb sinc
io'Ae p6Gige llmpdl5ung nod our8>
fii6rGar 1T, i6etnt frugIid. aber
bel lisBs iia tpieoer aut MAIDEN, tpenn
Serbien qe3nungen piirOs, Seiterrei6
bic neitgebenbHen Redts in 8eSug
auf bic 8abnpsrbinbung mad Salos
midi einsurdumsr uno mir miibten
uns qrDbli6 irren, psnn fOldss nitt
bic bem aau5sn 9orfall Al 9runbe ltss
aenbe Qbii9t pdre. GrIi6tIid III audi
Der Gntidlub Ssiterreids, bieie gb.
ii6t geesn ben Wiberitanb Der Md6ts
oes SreiDerbanbs our6sufeben.
Dos ersibt bic d1erpihtigite
Traae, ob bieie bereit iiub, Serbisn
in feinsm NioeritanOe gcgen bic err
pG6nts Sorberuns 81 unterftiiBen,
mas nit einem Welttrieae glsihbe6eus
teno mare. Sn biefem Sale t5nnen
mir trnB alIer Wioerlsguna fpst6e
unTere anii6tsn burd BEN Sang Der
greisniiIe aefunben baben, unIerem
aeipobntsn Optimismus nidt entia>
gen unb aebsn Der lleberSeusuns Quss
brud, bab es 3u einem foldeu
Weltfriege nift fommen iptrb. gs III
nGmIid su beobddten, bab in Den
oosnbfrn bee GreiDerbanbs burnaas
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5eist baben, ni6t Der Saa. Weiter in
elmer friebIiden pplitit geseniiber be-
itanbiaem feinbliden @prbrtnsen au
bebarren, Bort auf, cine 9ugsnb gu
iein. Die ssrisbensfreunbe follen iiA
an bic ri9tise 9lbreiIe, on ben 3aren
tpenben, inbem iie ibn sriuden, feline
GrpberlnssSiise i'm galtan, in Gbina,
in psrIien unb feline 9prbereitunsen
sur 9lnettiruns &sinuiiens einsuitelz
len. 9a bieier aber iolbe @pritelunr
aeu nur nit einem bDbnifhen 2ahen
beantporten piirbe, 10 lit bic 3eit gee
tommen, ibn Sur Rube gu Spinsen.
Sn bieiem 2anbe 1T bas
orobe Greignib, ipel6es hie 9lrfmert=
iamtsit in nod bDberem Mube errest,
aIs Die 9praGn9e in @urrpa, Rooie=
belts llnteritiibung bss Republican,
I6en @puperneurs &anoibaten
Sinman In Rem gurt. Die preHe,
lpel6e bteIe gn9eIegenteit febr leb'
baft tommsntirt. srblidt barin Elm sez
niales ManDper Hooiepelts, bic repu.
bIitaniIhe YrGiibentituft i'm Sabre
1916 AL erlanaen. Mtt bieier QnIibt
bat es feline Rihtigtsit, aber ob Der
plan seIinaen piro, TT cine unbere
Sraqe. gei nGbsrer ptifuna lit NAM
lid au erIeben, bab Ropiepelt auBer
Teiner 9eripn Der republitaniIten
qurtei fpenis obsr gar nidts bringt.
Die peitaus grDBte 3ubl Der prps
areTiEen lit i6pn ins rspublitdnti9e
Eager suriidsetebrt unb RE Wenigen,
bic nod brauben get!ieben 'inb, rpeiz
germ ii6, Der Sii6runs RooIepeIts gu
foIgsn. s3ussitanben tann jeDo6 tpers
ben, bag Rooiepelt Elm iebr geIaittes
ManDper pprbereitet bat. Die gerz
bGltniiIe in Sem gort Iiesen fir Die
oemotratii6s partei nift giinitia.
8iliong @eigeruna Summanp uno
bic nit ibr i'm gHnbniB ftehenoe De-
motrotiI6e Organization i'm SnnerH
oes Stadtes NIT patronage gu PER-
Iebn, neil er bieie ausi6IieBIid benz
oemofratii6er @ouperneur Gpnnn
aupenben EM, Der iid ge9en Sanle
mann itellt, bat 9robe lln5ufriceenbeit
in Der 9artei erregt unb es 1T mDgs
lid, baB Sammanp, I'm Iid an bem
9rGiibenten su ridden, rem republitd'
nii6en Sanbibaten unteritiiBt. Sect
tommt es aber barauf ali. per bei Der
republitaniiden 9rimdrtpobl Sie9er
bIeiben pirb, Of her BON Rem reauldren
Republitunern oufgeitellte Siitritts
9lnpalt Wbitman poer Der BON Ropie'
belt befiirlpnrtete Sinman. Orin9t
aebteref bur6, 10 mare oas elm grober
Grfola fir RopIspelt unb fpiirbe ists
ner 3unbioatur als repubIitdntiter
prGiibenti6ofts aanbioat in gros
Bem Wube fDrberlit, iein, obpuhl er
Der gartei, tpie oben bdrseleat, tsins
rpsientItfe Strsitma6t 5ufibrsn
piirbe.
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Gtnet 5um Sdtsissn.

Obsrft gum Rsirutsn); sd babe
Sbnen brsi arsu3s (bebsutet, bdb Die
WeIbuns int @aIopp 5u btf5rbsrn tn
auf bas aoupsrt esmnft; ipiiIep Sic
aud, mas oas bsoaitst2"
WeIbereiter: .3l Bsfebl; bub bsr
5srr Dbsrit ni4t fdrsibsn i0nnsn!"
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goeHe unS Wrpia

Sunse ebsfrau (in Der RanIarbe):
yRiat pdbr, aarI. mir iinb I'm nsbsn.
ben 9immsl24
.0uns rs9t. gdab; abr TN a,
fen Stod mars nod bGbi&st..
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8enne es gum &riege tommen
irute. 10 pdre es inIofern tein IlnT
eliid, als er bod eiumal tommsn mug
uno es lit 6eHer, tpenn Der Sretbuno
i'm iebt fibrt, tpo bic 9erbdltniiie
fir i'm Defenders siinitis Iieser, als
ipGter, mann bic Slapen ibre Riiitun=
cen beoeutenj perpouitdnbigt baben.
@c9en bisie 4nit6t pirb eingepanot,
ooB elm 9riee feiNen oausrnben Jrts'
ben brineen tDnnte, bd hisrburh Der
feinoIi6e 9easnias 3tpii6en Sentfds
tbum unb SlaDcnthum ni6t 81 Gnoe
fommen puroe. 0ieier glnIi6t 1T
entqeaensuitellen, bab bic SteIung
bes Oreibunos burb feline 5rieOens'
liebc beItGnbi1 qeibpG6t pornsn 1T.
Sen geipeis hisrfiir Iiefert bic Mdht>
fieuunq, uslte Rublanb in Der dus
berit pi6tiqen Poiition i'm gdItan
erlan9t bat, pon no es I'M Gaufe
elmer ndben 3eit nad bem abriatis
iten uno benz mittslldrbiihen Wseere
htniiferdreiI,n uno iih ben Wss naf
9lIien 0ffnen tann. Gin Srieg puroe
ibm btefen @prtGsil, ben man ibm
ME Bate einrGumen iollen, ent5iehsn.
benn bic nGhitliegenbe Solge pdre,
naf Rublanos Ma6titclIun9 i'm Bal
ian au Gnbe fine uno tDteoer an
SeTterreih iiterginge. 9lls lpetters
Tplae tam ue.ten, oab RuBlanb bic
lIebernGlti9un1 2litens auf oemGanO.
tpeqc blOdirt piirbe. Oemna6 lpuroe
Der arie0 ni6t reIultatlos iein, @s
niro Den Denen. bic Srieben I'm jsoen
9reis ipOllen, i6eriebsr, bab ein gros
fer Observation-Disclosures Gorgdnq I'M
Derben lit. Gg buroeIt ii6 I'm Ell
neu Gampf arpiiheu aiiutiI6er aule
tur, ME RubIano lie reprdientirt
uno europGiifer &uItlr. ipie Oeutihs
lamb fie reprGIentirt. Rur nit G6ret'
fen tDnnte bic MenI6beit an ban Tag
benten. nunn es Der aitatiihen aul.
tur oeIingeH ioGte, bic Sber6dnb gu
erlangen.
OieRep gorter GbeninS poII
rebet Sem beutiden 8aiier ms @es
tpifien, oab er ieinen groBen Gtnflub
aufbiete, UNI Den &rieg gu uerbiiten.
Gisie WiFiOn, als 5rieoens6iiter Gus
rOpas. bat Der &aiier ihon ieit ieinem
Reaierunesantritt erfullt unb er 1T
fhliebIih 3u Der giniidt geIangi, oab
ietn eGler Sinu bon Den fldDii9en
8Dlterituften aufs S9dnblibite miBs
braudt poroen iit, bic ii9 einer tpids
tiaen pOiition rad Der anoern be-
mG6tigt bdben unb bus 0eutI6thum
Su ertpiirsen orc6en. Die ginIiht
DON Der gadbli6teit Der Jrtecensliebe
Inn jeoen prei5 bat ipe3ieu ber 9al'
tantriea gebraft. 0urh bieIen fat
bas SJdpentbum cine Stelune ere
ldn9t, Die i'm 2auFs Der 3cit gu elmer
ilaDifGeu @eltberri9aft fiibren mug.
Sotpeit bat Disie 5rieOsnslisbs
0eutf6Ianb pisIe MtqiOnsn gctOitet.
lin ben Wadtaupu6s Oes SlGpen
tbums ausaugIetheH, mar Seuti6s
lamb as5pungsn, fein Deer bebeutsnb
au Deritdrten. Wiuber toitIpielig
fpGre ss eetpeien, ben 4ries,
bur6 nsl6en Seiterrsld pom Ball
fan per6rdnat tpurbe, 5u perbin.
bern. Weil absr bas Oerfdumt pors
ben lit, mub OeutfAldpo on ctner
f6peren giirbe traaen. Ariebenslisbe
III nur bann eins beilige qEi6t, fpenn
bic dnbsre Seite fih ebenfdlIs frisbIi4
DsrbdIt. Das mar aber, MY mir GEE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-29

Die Srage 1T gcIteat pprbsn,
melee 9eridiebuns Der geiiss
perbGltniiIe gurppas Gin iieereiter
Srieq oes Orei6unoes berbeiiiibren
piiroe. SIN Sabre 1870 beitanb Der
Sieaesprsis in Giiab 2othringen
unb man fraet Ii&, ipclher Ssptnn
isBt ein3ubeimien Isin purbe. Die
MDolifteit, an pelde gu benten
ipGre, teitdnbe bartn, bab Stalien
Nisaa uno Saoopsn auriiderlanet,
nos 5runtrei6 aus Der elite Der
@rpBmGats itrei6en lpiirbe. 5ur
DeutfGlanb beitdnoe Die Sieaesbeute
in ben ruiIiihsn Sitiss Proin5en,
apoburh RuBlono aufbDren pirSe,
cine europdiihe Wa6t Su lein. Surd
ben &rieg piirbe alio cine Der 8ultur
fDroerlifere SatIuse Gsidaffen, als
iie iebt beitebt. ggir slauben aber
nidyt, pab es gu einem arieee tommen
pirb, neil Rublanb uno 5rantrelh
ii6 bic aeitilberten Jolgen Dor 4us
gen haIten.