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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
Pecos Melon Growers Plan Big Crop
Recording Pupils Health On Card System

to 100 pounds Of the pear per COW per
day. depending upon the size of the
COW ana upon the yield of milk. With
this medium ration the cows looked
thrifty. and there was no detrimental
effect upon the size and vigOr Of the
offspring or upon the COW after parturi-
tlon. Larger quantities of the pear
caused very laxative condition of the
bowels Chemical analysis showed that
the pear was low in protein high in
mineral matter. and contained from 81
70 80 percent OF Waten This analysis,
and also the Ieedlng trials, indicated
that the pear should be used with some
dry feed containing a large amount of
protein, and that the pear, on account
OF its nigh mineral content, is a good
iced TO give with a ration deficient in
mineral matter, like cottonseed hulls.
good daily maintenance ration for
grade Jersey cows when dry was found
to be as follows:
Four to six pounds sorghum hay.
One pound cOttonseed meal
Sixty to 100 pounds of pear
me dry cows were maintained for so
and 90 days, respectively, on 113 and 1O5
pounds Of pear per day with two pounds
of cOttonseed meal as a supplement.
One COW fed. pear alone for 20 days lost
80 pounds IN weight. Another COW
died from stOppage of the small intes-
tine with balls of fiber when fed on
pear alone. Cows fed pear appeared to
be more sensitive to cold weather than
when fed dry feed. This was borne out
by the decrease in milk production fol-
LOWING "nOrthers." Those receiving a
heavy ration of pear decreased IN milk
flow 4.46 percent. and those receiving
only dry feed 191 percent Cows fed
no roUghage except pear, drank no wa
ter for days at a time and then only a
few swallows.
Both spiny and spineless varieties
were fed in these trials, but no differ
ence could be detected in chemical com
position or feeding value for milk pro-
duction.
The spineless pear can be harvested
more cheaply than the spiny, because
it does not need smuggling, but in south
ern Texas the yield is less.
Under farm conditions the cost Of es-
tablishing a field of pear will be IS to
81 per acre. When once established anC
properly cared for. the field of pear will
last indefinitely, the young growth
springing from the old stumps as soon
as the pear is harvested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
MISS WALTON RETURNS TO

Miss Lee Walton, who has been
away on a leave of absence since the
beginning of school, mas returned TO
her charge, the fourth grade at the
AOy school Miss Mary Leighton, the
cadet teacher who has been teaching
this grade during her absence, has
been substituting for Mrs Gertrude
]. AiellO, in the second grade at the
Beau school for the past few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
SAN JACTYTO CHANGES.

At the San Jacinto school Miss L.
s. Wilson, who has recently come
from Big Springs, Texas, teaches the
low and high fifth grades and Miss
Elizabeth Field has the low and high
second grades. Miss Marguerite Iver-
son is teaching the new low second
and high third at the Villas school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
TANGO, SAVAGE'S DANCE.
SAYS R0InCNE ans

Bologna, Italy, Jan. 15.-Mgr. Della
Chiesa, archbishop of Bologna and
formerly papal under secretary of
dcmnlng the tango. The archbishop
says he knows of the dance only
through Illustrations in the news
papers. The newspaper publishing the
pastoral letter calls the tango "a saw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
COOPERATION PROFITABLE
IN OuEsEl ArTvTNC. canal.

Buckeye, Ariz., Jan. 15-An audit of
the books of the Buckeye Canal COM
pany, a farmers cooperative concern,
prior to the annual stockholders meet
ing, showed the corporation to be in
excellent financial condition The
total receipts for 1913 were $50. 065.06.
OF this sum, $500 was devoted to pay
ing off the bonded debt. The com
pany now owes $24 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15

In the low fourth grade Of the Aoy
school, taught by Miss Etna EasOn,
the following pupils are at the head of
the room in spelling; Celia Barreda
and Daniel CorrillO in the B class and
Simon Sapien, Angela Avila, Pedro
Pachew and Ramona Hernandez in the
a class.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
HIGHLAND PARK MOTHERS
In rrr,ms nE,r-lr Gel

The Mothers club of the Highland
Park school has elected the following
officers: Mrs. W. r. Evans, president;
Mrs. R. H. Smith, vice president; Mrs.
W. R. Franklin, secretary, and Mrs.
A W. Clayton. treasurer. The club
will meet at the school the second
Thursday in every month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
WILL. BUY UCTROLA.

The Alamo school is raising a fund
for the purchase of a victrola to use
for the school exercises and folk dane
ing. The nucleus of the fund was
started by the Christmas entertain
ment given by the pupils
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
Z. S. r. s. BUILDS TEMPORARY
OFFICE FOR CANAL WORK

Preparing for the work of charging
the Franklin canal through the city,
the reclamation service is construct
ing a temporary office along the
canal bank back of the Aoy school.
The tools and machinery viii be kept
here under a watchman's charge and
it will be used as general office
headquarters for timing the wOrkmen,
paying them and other office business
connected with the enlargement Of the
canal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15

Highland Park school has fallen IN
line with the other schools of the
city and secured a grafonOla. The in
strument will be used for the first
time at the folk dancing lesson given
the Highland Park youngsters, by Miss
Margaret Kinnon, the physical direc-
for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
TAKFs MIss BAILEY,s PLACE.

Miss Helen Newell is substituting
for Miss ,Blanch Bailey for few days
in the cooking classes at the San
Jacinto and Beal schools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15

How about some red renee? We have
just unloaded a car. Lander Lumber
CO.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
PRICKLY PEAR AS
FOOD FOR COWS
United States Government Makes n
Test and Finds That the Cactus ID
Coo Food for Milk Animals.

Washington, D. C., Jan. l5.-Wlln
view to ascertaining the value Of the
prickIy pear cactus as a feed for dairy
novs. the dairy division Of the United
states bureau Of animal industry con
Quoted a series Of experiments 1911
1913 at Brownsville. Texas.
The most satisfactory amount was SO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15

FALty uOAAaFs reward for the arrest and
conviction Of the person or persons
stealing Chalmers "36" five-passenger
touring car, factory No 31O34. license
No. %; initials on both rear doors, o.
G. G; owner o. c. Coles.
III PasO Automobile Club.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
PAINT WITHOUT OIL

Remarkable Discovery That Cuts
Down the Cost Of Paint Seventy
Five Per Cent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15

ROsWELL-CARRIzOzO NAL ITSE.
Daily passenger service leaving Roswell
a. m and Carrizozo a. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-15
Las CRUCES AUTO LINE.
q o1s AEclLLA VALLEY POINTS.
GLOBE To PHOENIX.

GLOBE To PHOENIX.
hours. Via Roosevelt dam Leaves
Dominion hotel Globe. daily. $3.50 a IN.
Asrlve Phoenix $3.50 p. IN. Fare. SIS. Make
reservations in advance
ella Valley Auto Stage Line.
Globe Ariz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-03
Die Shrfen.

9enau 10 pie Rublanb. 1T aud
Gnslano Elm Solob auf tbDnernen 5ii'
zen. gritsres bate Elm Wla9tanieben
Ourd feline srObe gsD0Iteruns uno
feline natiirli9en Silfsqueleu, aber mir
piIien our9 mebrfade Grfdbrunsen,
tpie ss ii6 nit RubIoRo Derbdlt. Seine
geDDltsruns 1T 5u unpiheno, I'm mis-
litGriid su slGn5eH unb bic reiden
SiIfsquelIeH bIeibsu ourh eineu 5er=
malmenoen Sespotismus unentpidelt.
Gnslanbs @eltmaft berubt auf Gins
i9ii9teruns. Seine tpi6tisiten geiiB'
unsen finb nit Elm paur tauIenb enslts
i9en SoIbater bebauptet poroen, neil
bic ein1eboreue 9ep0Iterung ibre ensz
lii6en Serren fir uniiberpinolia bGlt.
Dieter Ma6tglaube bat our4 ben
iapanii9en Srieg einen argen Stob
erlitten. 2ls bic Snbier unb Wobas
mebuner faben, ipie bic ruiiii6en
Sssrs bon Gen Sapanern 5uiammenses
6auen puroen, purbe ibr Glaube an
bic Illmafd Der guropGsr tart ers
I6iittert. Die Siirtet bat es ii6 MN
sur Iufgabe sema6t, bteien Glauben
pollenbs al perni4ten uHo Die engli'he
Meltma6t in Srimmer 5u Iesen. sic
iptrb babel pon 5tpet @orausiesunger
geleitet: gritens, bab lie Elm srSbsres
Seer ins Gelb telIen lam, uIs gns>
LAMB, mas pDQia ben Shatiu6en euts
ipri6t unb 5lpeitens, oab fie permits
telit bieier uebermadt i'm Stunbs 1T,
bic eingeborenen Seere, tpelfs bic mis-
lit1riI1e &ruft in guglanbs ipi6tigs
ten geitbungen biloeH, gum a6fan 5u
betpesen. Der erite Qngriff ri6tet fi3
sesen Ggppten uno Der puntt TT gut
gelpdblt. Die 8ebDlteruns ggbptens
befrsbt aus Mubamebanern. bas Seer.
tpel6es bic ensliide Serrf6aft bort
aufre6t erbdlt, ebenfalls aug Qngeb0e
rigen OieIes 9ldubens. @laubenstreue
unb 5reibettsbrang iino bic beiben
hercrrfehsnben Gigenidaften bss Mo,
bamebanismus. 3ubem tommt nod,
bab bic enslii6s 5erridaft in gspptsn
nod Su iuugen 0atums if, dls bab Die
stngeborene gepolterung itd in ibre
Gage bineinsefunOen bate, pis bic
Ginpobneridait Snbiens. ggie in Der
9urenrepublit 1T Die @unbs, ipelhe
Der ndtionaIen llnabbdnsisteit sefdlas
gen porben, nod ni9t Dernarbt. Tems
na6 lit es nidt unn6sli6, bab penE
bic Siirten einen grfols in Gsppten
erringen, bic einsebOrenen Rssimenter
gu ibnen ii6erssben tperbsn. 60 fart,
tpis bic Siirien Oiefe Soffnuns besen,
begen bic gngldnber bisfe Surdt. S6
iie molten ober niht, finb lie nunmebr
se3ipungsn, einen srobsr Sbsil Der mis
titGrii6en &rdfte, pel4e iis mad
Syranrei9 fhiden polIten, an Die @ers
theibisung Gspptsns su tpenben. nobel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-03
Bryan's IneffcieLc,.

The United States can point with
pride to a long array Of secretaries OF
state who measured up to the ablest
diplomates Of Europe. jefferson, Madi.
son, j. Q. Adams, Daniel Webster. W.
L. Marcy, w. II. Seward, Hamilton Fish,
John Hay, P. c. Knox and some more,
who had no opportunity to distinguish
themselves to the same extent as those
mentioned, stood up for the interest and
rights of our country with force and
skill. 1t is impossible to think OF these
men and their great achievements with.
out perceiving how badly our foreign
affairs are managed in these days Under
the administration OF Mr.. Bryan. The
surprise and the displeasure must be SO
much greater when we compare our
present resources with those in tho days
Of Jefferson, Madison and Webster.
Then we were weak nation but for all
that holding cur own against England
which could then justly be caliedthe most
powerful nation on Earth, while at pres
ent when we are match for England
we allow her to injure our commerce
and trample on our national honor with
impunity. The arrogance Of England 70
shape international laws and neutral
rights to suit her interest, and the
insolenee OF ler demand that neutral
nations must not trade with EnSlands
enemies were heretofore challenged and
energetically opposed by every secret
ary Of State Now we submit to
every insult and injury. II in the days
OF Jefferson or any of the other direct.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-03

bat suseben miifIsn bab bic Dsutid3eH
Weu6elm0rber (Jranetireurs) na9
iSua iinb Hedt binssri8iet baben.
5. ssm arisa lam man bus Ger.
it0rtn Td5nsr Gt6bts oft nidt pers
nsiosf, befDnbers psnn b1bliHe Wlen.
iten bnrin pobnen sm ariea iinb
ihon febr fd5ns inbiide StdDie, sapp.
tide D1rfer uno frisbIi1e gusnfar.
men 5eritort tporben.
6. Minsn Isgi isbi aud England -
10 man fann: unb bic Deutihen baben
lie ipeniger in Der offenen Sse ol5
rings nm bic (bsrart ssi9loiIene) bris
iiiGe aiiiie asleat.
z. auf bds Rotbe arsus, bas ieiner
beiliaer bGlt ala bic 9entihen. ipuroc
ieSenfalls nur bann aeiboiIen, ipenH
es BON ben 9llliirten mibbrduhi fuir.
ne, bisllsidt als Tefung fir aepon5er.
tc aspolpsr Gddiise.
s. Geutf9Innb min ensldnb piel'
leidt ni6i berni6t.n. abtr bsmiithi.
aen. neil es bon Gneldnb bu5u as.
sfpuHaen purbs. limb Gtutfflano
bat bas Offer erfldrt p1brenb eng.
lamb bag beimtiidifd unH binterriids
periu6iel
limb Die Mdnnsr enolanbs ba6ieH
an bic Stabi 2DiDen, Iofpsit Tie bic
Siubt a6ipen intersiiirte, uno lie
baften aud, baB nit ben Ceutfdsu
idle6t airi6sn eiien III. 81. i4eerten
iidl ben Seufel nm Demotraiis unb
IDronnei unb bere9nsten nur, c6 es
ii6 Iohne fir eiusn Dollar unb bic
paar grtra Gents feline Snut gum
Mariie su irassn. llnb lie lisBen fi&
ri6t in bic RsiruienIiits einirogen
nit 9usnabms sentr, bic ben preis
fir anaemsiTen bielten neil lie
niht einmdl fopielipertb finb.
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aitaeaers 9esr.
0orf6fdee, nie bic Grsi'
piIlistn su erpsrben
nGren

aorb aiiGener ruff abermals 5u bsr
@aifen. gr piinfht ipeittr. bunoerts
tauieno syrsiipilliss als Oh er bic
friiber ptrlansle bnlbe Wlillion i4cn
beiiammsn bdiss. als Ob Is ibm 70
lei6t seipeien p1rs, jene GreiipilIisen
sufammsn 3u befommsn. bic er fHliebe
lid nm Die snsIii4e SABINE - parnon,
lie babtn ia tsine Sabner - nliu um
bag .nsliifc aafbsfsl s,itdort bat.
ginen Dollar pro Gag uno pro appf.
glein, Iei4t mars ibm ni4t trob Der
Dollars unS Der nod srtra sugslesisn
Gsnte nift, bas ionnte man aus ben
Wittsln trfshen, nit benen ai.hsHer
iparb. or 5sisie a3lasate, Die in risiis
gen idtpar;,n unb rotbsn aeitsrn IN
ben aonbonsr Gtrobsn psrtiinbeien:
l. rWir miiffen Stutihlanb bsrs
bdueri
2. .ipsil Deuii6lanbs arrogant.
gruialitGt bic 8ipiliiaiion bsbroht;
3. .,lpeil es Derirdgs bri4t;
A. .ipsil % Ridttombattantsn mors
bet;
5. .ipsil ts fd5n, Stdbie s.rffSrt;
6. ,.iptil "a Winm in Der Ofisnsn
S,e lesi;
I. .ipsil es auf bds aOtbs arsu,
idisBt;
8. .ipeil Isin ausssiprohenss 3isi
oie UerniGiung gnslanbs lit.
UlGnn.r Gnsfnnbs. bsnfi an bic
Giabi qDnsn! gs gift ben Rumpf
Der Demotraiie aegsn bic Gprannei.
Wollt abr bos G9idfdI geleiens thsis
Isn2 menn ni9t, fhrtibt Gud jebt
Elm in bic Retrutenlifte!
GO iparb 2orb aiifensr fsint i5reis
ipiIissn unb Eat iif irob0sm ni6t ss'
iriset, bsnn
/. 3mil9sn TeuiIhlanb perbauen
miifIen iInb perbdutn TX nnen III
Elm setpoliigtr rnttrIhieo.
2. Gs itslt aernpe ben gnelanosrn
idlsdt an, bon Mrrpgans an iprf6tu
unb erit reft pou 8ruialitdt.
3. es fat iif .ein aanp ptnicer
I'm Mtr.r1r 10 -e'iimrryf. o's lsnaIdnD.
a. Ti. a~rbrntr greNe bat IeIbii
hemeHlirsu miiIfsn, bnb bic Deutiden
Ilidtiombaiiarten asulorhet 6nten: lie
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anidauIiden Bib aus ben @eTetten
bei Rbeims:
Seit etpa IA 5agen iinb mir nun
in Der llmgeseno pon Rbeims, no 60
sur grobten gntideiouug fcnlHlen
pir6. gle gcrbereitirngen iiro ge'
trofien, inn 0en Jeino ins Beroerbeu
All fiibren; idon Die rldhiien 1oge
iueroen 9luifldriing bringen. Seit
aft 9agen iIitoen mir strtlDerle'
f1nlpfe itntt. gnonucrno nnljiiten
inns bic @eidoiie. Wian gefpobnt iih
an oieies 3iihen, uno oenft faiinl
nod ooriiber mad, iuie geidbrlid) oie
Ginger iino. 8eitern gtnht fpllroeIl
mir iebr bcitig BON feinolihen 8ra'
iiaten lberihiittet, ons Tort in Dem
mir Iagen, iicbt in heIlen 6lnniiIieiL
iebod Gin .3nriidfebren iIniercrietts
aibt's ni9t, eS lit iiur ein'in.Sidler'
beit.bringen. Soeben, no it Dies
Itreibe, 1T ein fran5oiifhes 5ln55eiis
abeeifoiien; bns iab iidl iebr iii'
tereiIant on. @eltern abeHo piiroen
mir pIoslid) elarmirt imo riidtsn IN
i,niere SdliiBcngrdben, oa Der 6eino
slnariii6Iilt 5eiate. 9fihtig, gegen !
llbr ging oas Shiitenfeit Ios. Bir
liebcn Die slerIe biz aui 800 Weter
feranfomnen, ebe infer eigeni!id)es
,seuer beaanu. slIs geiebI tam, 5iiii
Sturm oorSugeben, CAB es oas alte
Bib su iebeu. in ipiloer Slil6t girg
Der Sransmann 5iriid uno er hinter'
lie; beute Morseu ein blutises iSelo.
Ter 5eiub bot itarf seIitten nno bat
lid iIiidltartil nii Sibeims 5lriifae'
soaen. sseet am Gage thlt Die artll'
Ierie ibr Roibiaes i;tb mir bnben ct.
mas giube. Gin Slid fir itrs, oab
iid oas @etter sebeiiert bat, pergaa'
aene ISOLDE bat es in Stromen &c.
aoiien, iino mir Iogen iieben bolle
9aae nnb glGhte ilniiiiterbrohen mn
Sdliibengra6cH. g1ir ipuroen oanrl
obgeloIi, als 8erit1rfiing aus
D.utidlanb eintraf. mir iDaren alls
Iieii uno fonnien erit gar niHt reht
Iaiiien. es mar uns, ais ob wi- Der.
ifiittet iparen uno bas Siht Der
NeIt erbIidten. ba5u onoaaernb Die
naIie aleioiiug nui bcm Seibe.
SD ifliebe meine 3eilen nit Der
feiten 9nperiitt, baB uns Der ariegs.
gott meitrr bc.b III, siim 8ubm mo
Bur Gbrc fir infer liebes @aterlano.
Gin Gliid aber III es iiir itns, oaB
Der arieg nidt in uiierem Canoe ab'
ipieIt, es 1T iiniagbor, rpie ihncr tpie
lincnSIif idrper Sos 2onb leibet :.
gsir baIten ben aopf bed, mag fom'
men, mas ba nil! 8ott perIlb. fei-
| nen 1cuiiher 49,.
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gokal.Dfridt
Mnseihofies
@nrben Sailiif sidarb JOnes nnS
gusnit oOele BON sluei @ubbitern.

9ailiff Siiaar6 Sones bonn Muni.
oipalgerift uno Der gisbdnoIer sln.
guIt 5osle DON RaoiionpiIle, batten
ON Sonntag IN Der 9sdbe bon 9sinnlr
@roue nit 5ipei @iIobiitern Gin Ren'
ccntre unb tuitrfeu bel bieier @eIegrn-
teit bon ben @ilbbiitern angeiHoiien.
auberoem nliiiien iie iid jcst nod DOE
5rieeensrihter arnritrong pegeH a'l.
gebli6en Sagens am Sonntag uno
neil iie ii4 aiiaeblid gespeigert bat.
ten, ibre Sageideine gu 5eigen uno
neil iie ben geaniten BIocritano &c.
leiitet batten, perartlporten.
gorIa,lijg ipiro bic 9erbanolung
oes faaes faim itattfinhen fonnelL
oa rnmentlid) ssones 5iemlid) idtlper
teripunoet poroen III. or trug cine
ggsssuioe on Der linfen Sdulter bapoH,
trabrenb Soeles 8uiloe in eincm
Sd,ub IN bic !Snnb beltebt.
Die beiben Bil6biiter, nit irelden
ssoncs ano Sogie BEN 3ninntnlenitob
batten, tparen 9npib 5erris llno Dn.
pi6 9ofperioE bic 8eibe bebaupteu,
saB Sones iutb Soele i'm llnreht lua.
ren uno Die lriliebinmen 5oIgen Dcs
9lencoiltres ielbit perifMloct babcn.
Gie @ilsbiiter irafen SoHes uHo
sSogIc nit Gelpebren in ibrem geiie.
auf Dem @run6eigentbum BON 80. d.
Ginf in Der Nabe bon Wiami @rope
on. geibe tpeigertcn iih, ihre Sago.
ideiiie por5u5eigen ntb es fam oaun
Su einem 3uiamnleuitOb, bel pcId,em
6ogIe NIT EbdtIidfciten begonnen &c.
ben ioIl. Gr mari. uie Die @iIShiiter
bebnnpten, gomcrior 5ii @obcn, Der
onnn prompt nlii ssoglr id)ob iino ibm
fie @iiuSe al Der Sanb beibrnfte.
Sones ioa sesen serris Ioseesnngcn
icin, Ger jeiner gebuliptimg nod in
ber Notblpebr ben sd)ut aif sones
nbgnb, BON reId)em 6ieier an Der
|GduIier bcrirruiSet tuiir6e. ssoncs lei.
ncricits bebaiiptet. oab er poQig
ihnlblos mar unb bob 5oaIc IN eincn
georhpehiel NIT ben @iI6biitern ae.
rieth, ircbei or. obidlon er n,inbeitens
90 5ub bon ben StreitenSen entfernt
mar, einen Sdub IN bic gdultet er.
f,ieIt.
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tonnten. Gilass paren niht auf slets
der S0hs, aber Niemanb mar bis lebt
IS stbdrmlia, fpie 8rppan. Sieier ges
itattet England, uns auf Die gemeinits
@eiie su bebanbsln, unieren neutralen
Sanoel 3u pernihtsn unb uniere natio,
male Wiirbe nit 5iiBen 5u treten. ipie
bag bisber nod ME ssi4eben lit. Gin
ameritaniI9sr Sampfer Der nit amss
ritanii9em aupfer auf Dem Wese ndh
Stalien mar, ipurOe setapert. llniere
3esisruns proteitirts pasesen. @ber
Der protef tpurbe ni9t einmal etnet
4nttport sslpiibigt. Sas sei4iebt, ipell
Gnslanb psib, bdb es uns Jules uns
eeitraft bieten lam. IS mar Die
pflift bes Staats@SetretGrs, auf Der
Stelle sesen bic 9lnmabuns GngIanDs
einsuIhreiten, oab unIere Wadren Der
4aperung unterliegen, penn bas neue
trale 2ano, pel9es iis empfdnst, ii4
ni6t perpfli9tet, teinen Sbeil Der
Waaren mad Oeutihlano ooer Deter
reid su i6iden. Sas 1T cine gang To-
loTale anmabuns. mir brul4en tein
IoI9es @eriprehen au ert9eilen. Wenn
mir @aaren mad neutralen 2Gnoern
ihiden, brau1en mir fsine Heheni6dit
iiber ibre Ipdtere @ertpenbung gu ses
ben. glber neil mir uns cine iplde
9prI6rift gefaIIen lieben, 1T Gnslano
10 fred geporoen, bab es uniere Yro'
teite einfn6 in ben papiertorb pirft
Die 5olse 1T, baB unier gGport auT'
bDren miro. oSn oteiem Slime baben
ii6 uniere SUPPER z@rporteure in ibreal
8rpteit an bas Staatsoepurtersnt
ausgeIprof,en. 0isie Ihidten Sunoerts
BON Conner &upfer naa StaIien, oie
auf Srore Der Grpoteure tonit9nirt
tparen, pie pas INNER gei6ie6t unO
niat anoers seifeben tann. 3as &up@
fer puroe BON ben Gngldnoern getd;
pert, tpel6e geIteno MAIDEN, oas ots
Wadre an cine beitimmte 5irma tom
fignirt iperben mub uno Die Sirmd
binbenoe @arantieen seben mub, baB
tein Sbeil bes Supfers na4 Seutldls
lamb ooer SeIterrei6 gsbt. Wenn lie
gesen bieien 9stpaltatt teinen S6us
finben. ertlGren bic Grporteure, oub tie
gen1tbist iinb, ibren iiberieeiiaen San'
Del ein5uitsllen unb bic gergperte ~
f6lieben. 0enn tlsine 2dnber iid
ous gefalsn IuiIen, 10 sei6iebt bag,
neil lie Ii9 sessn Gnslanb nidt psbs
rem t6nnen, bab aber bic groben Der.
Staten bus rubig binnebmen, 1T sins
nafipnale S9maa unb elm fhpes
rer S6aben fir bie ameritaniIfe
Ration, Senn tpenn mir teine Wadren
na3 europa I4iden t0nnen, tpirb uns
iebsr Dollar 9plb, ben mir beiiten,
entsosen. Gs liest au4 ni4t Der min
bette 9runb por, parum mir uns oas
sefalIen laFen miiFen. 8enn mir nidt
eine S6lafmiise ober einsn pertuppten
0eutI6enfeinb gum Stuutsietretdr
hGtten, piirbe Gnglanb iia iolts
5redbsit gesen uns nidt erIau6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-03

private communications from Germany,
which report Of daily fights between the
prisoners that necessitatcd the separat-
ion 1t did not even require that conf
irmation, for common sense alone
suggests it. rhe English boys will keep
peace with Ghurkas, sikhs, spahis and
Cossacks as long as necessity compels
them, but the moment this compulsion
ceases racial antipathies assert them
selves and lead to personal encounters
which can only be prevented by sep
aration.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-03

AN OTHER GERMAN OUTRAGE,
fearful to relate is communicated To the
New York spn". The three hundred
thousand prisoners in Germany are
separated according III their national.
tiles. Think Of the horror that the
Russean iuoujikh is deprived Of the
company and comfort Of the lads Of
Yorkhire and his French companion in
arms What eonsoling conversation they
could hold not knowing one word Of
each others language The German gov
ernment has made the separation 70
prevent fights between the soldiers Of
different nations. But this Is stamped
as lie. We arc In receipt Of ssyeral