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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-05-29

water, her eyes big and as black as
night ITSELF She seemed to be looking
far beyond the misty lights that bob
bled with nearby schooners, far be-
yond the yellow mass on the opposite
shore where town lay Graded in the
shadows, far into the fast darkening
sky that came up like wall out OF
the east.
Hetty's fingers frightened In a
warmer clasp. Unconsciously perhaps,
Sara's grip on the girls shoulder
frightened also; unconsciously, for her
thoughts were far away. The younger
woman's pensive gaze rested on the
peaceful waters below, taking in the
slow approach of the fog that was
soon to envelop the land. Neither
spoke for many minutes: inscrutable
thinkers, each a prey to thoughts that
leaped backward to the beginning and
took up the puzzle at its inception.
II wonder" began Hetty, her eyes
narrowing with the intensity of
thought. She did not complete the
sentence.
Sara answered the unspoken ques-
ton. ut will never be different from
what 1t is now, unless you make it SC"
Hetty started. How could you have
known what l was thinking?" she
cried in wonder.
1T Is what you are always think
ing, my dear. You are always asking
yourself when will turn against you."
"Sara!"
Your own intelligence should sup
ply the answer to all the questions you
are asking of yourself 1t is too late
for me to turn against you" She alb
| ruptly removed her hand from Hetty's
shoulder and walked to the ledge Of
the veranda. For the first time, the
English girl was conscious of pain.
| She drew her arm up and cringed. She
pulled the light scarf about her bare
| shoulders.
The butler appeared in the doorway.
The telephone. If you please, Miss
Castleton. Mr.. Leslie Wrandall is
calling"
The girl stared For me. Watson ?"
Yes, miss"
Hetty had risen, visibly agitated.
What shall / say to him. Sara r.
she cried.
Apparently 1t is he who has some
thing to say to you," said the other.
still smiling. wait and see what 1t
is. Please don't neglest to say that
we'd like to have him over Sunday"
"A box of flowers has just come up
from the station for you, MISS" said
Watson.
Hetty was very white as she passed
into the house. Mrs. Wrandall re-
sumed her contemplation of the fog
screened sound.
Shall fetch you wrap, a'am ?"
asked Watson, hesitating.
II am coming in, Watson. Open the
box of flowers for Miss Castleton. Is
there fire in the library?"
Yes, Mrs. Wrandall."
"Mr. Leslie will be out on Saturday.
Tell Mrs. Conkling."
"The evening train, ma'am?"
mo. The eleven-thirty. He will
be here for luncheon"
When Hetty hurried into the library
few minutes later, her manner was
that of one considerably disturbed by
something that has transpired almost
on the moment. Her cheeks were
flushed and her eyes were refectors
of a no uncertain distress. Of mind.
Mrs. Wrandall was standing before
the fireplace. an exquisite figure in the
slinky black evening gown which she
affected in these days. Her perfectly
modelled neck and shoulders cleaned
like pink marble in the reflected glow
Of the burning logs. She wore no jew
elry, but there was Q single white rose
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-05-29

nedltn before using
your medicine. / had
falling, in1amma-
ton and congestion,
fem ale weakness,
pains in both sides,
backaches and bear
ing down pains, was
short of memory,
nervous, impatient,
passed sic e pl e S 8
n j g h is, an d h ad
neither strength nor
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-05-29
Robbers Work a Clever Scheme.

A few days ago a suburban friend
received by post two tickets for pop
ular play. You will never guess who
sends you these" ran the anonymous
note accompanying them, 'but go and
have good time"
They obeyed, enjoyed themselves
immensely, and returned home to find
their house ransacked. - London
Chronicle.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-05-29

A bunch of women don't seem to be
having very good time unless three
or four are talking at once.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-05-29

DR.. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar-coated,
easy to take as candy, regulate and invig-
crate stomach, liver and bowels and cure
constipation. Adv.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-05-29
Stating Ii Correctly

Stating 1t Correctly.
Owens says it costs him $4,000 a
year to live"
costs him? Costs his creditors"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-05-29
REMARKABLE
CASE Of Mrs. HAM
Declares Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.

Shamrock, Mo- feel it my duty
&c Gell the public the condition of nv
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-05-29

important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that it
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-30
When will the war end T?

The question in the above caption
naturally suggests itself by the apparent
absence of decisive results on the battle
fields. Bloody struggles demanding
fearful sacrifices in human lives seem to
achieve nothing more than captures and
recaptures Of positions. At this rate OF
progress, it is said, the slaughter might
be protracted to the stretch of doom.
This impression prevails owing to com
parison with obsolete guages OF military
success and particularly by comparing
the rapid stride Of events in 1870 with
the present slow and painful develop
ments. Weissenburg, spichern, Woerth
and Sedan and all was over, while in this
contest no noticeable impression has
been made on either side, in spite Of
more numerous and far fiercer engage
ments. The reason is easily discovered.
The strategy and tactics OF war have
entirely changed. Pitched battles were
the characteristics of the old system, it
was struggle between soldiers. Now
it is practically struggle between ma
tions, in which not only the military
but also the economic strength plays an
important role. Formerly war was
waged BY separate parts Of each army.
Now the entire armed force Of one
nation is confronted by the entire mill
tary strength o. the other nation. For.
merly battle, in which 100000 men
were engaged, was considered pheno.
menal, in the present war the fighting
force on both sides in France amounts
to four millions Of men, il not more.
This precludes quick results. The man.
ner of fighting, too, differs from former
days, and for this the little nation Of
Beers 10 responsible. These primitive
soldiers, strong in courage but weak in
numbers, found an effective way to
shelter themselves from superior guns
and odds, by burying themselves in the
ground. The French have studied that
lesson with great profit and demand a
great toll Of human lives, before any Of
their positions can be taken. This state
ment would indicate that the final vic
tory can be only achieved by attrition,
by gradual crumbling away Of one
side or the other, and this is the correct
view.
This suggests the question, which side
will be the first to succumb with ex-
haustion' Those who sympathize with
the Allies will take it for granted that
England with COO miIlions Of people that
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-30
NaA Glib 'Mmerifa
Sat bic Sioslitp Sruii 50. SOn galti.
more cine Sanipieriabrt arraugirt.

Die SiSeIitp IruIt 60. bon gnlti.
more bat i'm Sntereiie Der Joroernng
Der SanoeIsbe5iebunsen 5rpiid,en Den
Ser. Staaten nno Siio.Amerifa eine
Gumpferiabrt arransirt, bic am 27.
Syairiiar fommenSen Sabres BON ytelp
gort beainnen iuitO. sSnsgeiammt 1T
Die Gauer Der Heiie nnf 106 1agc
poresiebep unb pabreno oieier 3eit
ioIlen su Raiier uno su SanSe 1870
Nseilcn 3lriidgelegt iperoeu.
Sir Die 3eiie lit Der Camper
.fSinIano" gefartero iporoen,. Der am
u. Somar pon Retp Dorf ino am
20. Sanllar pon Baltimore abfabren
piro. am 9. Sanlar trifft Der Cam-
pier in San suan elm irl6 6ann geht
bic sSabrt an Der Cittiiite DON Siio.
atmer:ta entlana, ourd) bic Wngela.
IiensEfraije Die @eitfiiite binaiif uno
ban ourd, Den Yanama.soilal nah
oen Der. Gtaoten 5iiriid.
al graiilien fpiro Der Sunpfer in
iiinf SnieU aflhalfeu iin0 Die Bnlid'
giere rer6en @elcgenbcit erbaltcn,
nobe,u 20 Taae an 2ano 81 perbrin.
gen, oarliuter cine Dolle @of)e IN Rio
ee ,SGnriro. sSn @uenos Aires piro
Der anfentbnIt nht Gage pdbren mo
Conn gebt es nod Wontepioeo, no Der
glnfentbaIt brei 9age tpdbren rpir5.
0as ndhiie Sieiie5ieI lit Binta Gre.
mas unS on Der @citfiiite werben nnh
eiHon6er Die iolgenben Stdbtc beiuft
@alporaiio, Santiago. Mnto.
faenIta Woaerbo, gallno, bon mo
aus ben gaiiaaieren @eIegcnbcit ge.
boten iperben miro, Gina einen geiu9
abtriiatten.
gIuf Dem Sfiff perScn arrangc.
ments aetroffen fper6en, tpcIde es ben
Dlitfibrcnben erm5gIifen, fire @aa.
ren aiis5uitellen uno feruer iuirb fiir
Dolmetider Sergc aetrngen iperbeu.
ytntiirlih ipiro gIeiflfdlIs fiir Die lin.
Der gleiienbcn intteripeas
aeiorgt im6 bierfiir miro elm beion
ceres Gcmmitfee ernannt luerSen.
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ben 8elduIbisien auf cine 3sit in ba5
po5areib bes Qlrbeitsbauiss 3u iens
ben, um ben Wann bon Finer 2tibens
ihaft beiIen 5u Iaiisn. aus bieism
@rinb fDurbe tr su elmer Strufe bon
$50 nebit aoften perbosnert.
Jranf George IN elm Bonblut Sns
bianer bss Rsb Wing Giammes aus
'Hebtpins. Wlinn. @sorge bat bic
aultur Der BIdbaeii4ter ftnsIf In iit
aufgenummen, unb IN aber aud NIT
ben ifIedten gisenfdaftsu ieinsr
iptiben 9riiber psrtrdut, unb bdt elm.
grobe @orIiebe fir JenerfpdFer. Sn
angetrunienen 3uiianb fii1lte ii9
sgrnnt ipisbsr in bic @efilk lsiner
Batter 5uriidDsrfsbt. unb polIfiibrt.
sinsn ariesstaH3, mad uefHeni er feis
nen ipeiben i5reunoe nit Seofpkren
bebrcGte. Gin polisiit udbnt Georss
nnisr fsine Jitii6s. unb lo6te ibn uns
ter ber gd9ufbisuns Der 1runfen'
bsit Elm. Tsr srobe fpeibe gruber
syrids perbpnnerte bic Roihbaut 5u eis
ner @elbiirafe bon So uebit Rotten.
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2ofal 8eri6t.
gns ce,s Msmai;ipaISeridt
rgIinb siser1 bradlte eiEe GslSitraie
Don S400 eiH.

Ei6tes Grid. sebt NIT ben Gin.
bern. bic Dds SAantseieb perlebsn
auberOrbentlid iirens in bns Gtriht.
Der Ridter III Der bertdtiat,u On,
nabms, bag bic @aitnirtb:, bic ibre
2iS.ns be5ablsn, aud 5ierfiir G6ub
perbisnsn. Sn Der lestsn 3sit Iinb ios
aendnHie Clubs tpie g.ilse aus Ser
CRIB aef4oifsn unb biIbtn cine gs.
fahr fit bns ebrii6s @aitnirtbifofis,
aeIhdit unb lpirtIih rtellsn glubs.
Die gleaeriH Rtbtcta 5oliper, bon 30.
Cos Neit 8. Strabe, nor Der 8erIss
buns bts Shnnissiebss btldulbist,
inbem iie benz Rsser glrtbur Inps
lrr. eintm Gsteiiine I'm Dieniie Der
2isensfpmmifdrs, am Gpnntaa Bier
txrtauft Bat. Die gei6ulbisie CAB
81, bdb iie Bier psrfaujt babe, aber
bisfes nur an MiisIisbsr bes 9ofpnnn
aitsrdrp GireIs. Ia Der Ridier bic
9srlebune bss betrsfienbsn Gtisbss
fir stiuisIen sra4tett, psrurtbsilie IL
bic gsi6uIbisis 3lt elmer Celebrate
bon $400 nebfi Asitsn. gstpdbrie il.
bod :insn Strafauff9ub BON 10 Ia.
gen. I'm ben Gna appsIlisrsn 5u laIien.
Inter Der gdHuIbisung bss Ser.
iimlunaerns bate ii@ g.itsrn Georpe
Slider, aus Union Gitp, Snb., su Der.
dnttportsn. Rider iparbe bdbsi aba.s
faBt ala sr in siner WdhIbub, Iein
Nuartisr nnfidIaesn poIIis. Bel Der
9sr1onblung itsIiis iid berdus, ban
Rider nu4 morpbiumiiidtig III, unb1
bisit 20 0ei3tsr Bride fiir onpsbraai
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Gbsapbumie Cation
9iurHt an bentiaen 0a6mittas ibreH
anfang.

Die Siesiahriac Saiion Ser epm.
pbcniefon5erte niinmt am beatigen
9tafmttag ibren anians itno nuem
slnifein frah miro elm iibernus 5abl.
reifes iin6 entbuiiaitiifes Wubliflml
sur GteIle iein. nm Serrn Gr. ernit
aunipalo m6 feline aiinitlerid,aar sa
besriiBen. Gns Yrogrnnrm Der eriten
beioen aonsertc, bic beute gahmit.
taa linb Hlorgen abenS I'M Gmerp 9la.
SitOriiIni itattfiHben, TT tpie fcIgt:
Spnlphonie gto. 8 .eroira1 :.
geetbcpen
Woripiel iino Siebestob ans ..1riitan
iuno Sioloe~ Bagner
.slIte norrpegiide aomon5e NIT ga.
riationen" @riee
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ter, bic sbiir 5ffnsno. .Wia Der 5err
etipas frassn2" .Was 1T bas fir sin
9ebdube2" Die S4uIe. nSinbpreus
Ben 0a2" sRsin.1 Ser cine TT bamit
| 5ufrieoen uno reitst ipsitsr. Der anoert
nit bl5Dsm Geiidt iisbt uns nit itiss
rem Bid an unb riibrt ii4 niat. ~es
1T niemanb bier, if sebe Jhnen msiH
Gbrenpori,1 iast Mutter. Ganse nod
blieb Ct iiebsn unb ipenOste .sin 4uss
bon uns; bann enOli4 reitet er lanss
fam ipeiter.
Die Rufen ipdren fpeiter pprges
orunsen; etIi4e itaHosn idon Dor So'
bannisburg, anbsrs iparen nod I'm
@alos. Ringskrum Geinbe! Gdn3
perlafsn famen mir uns Dor. Inner
5aus iiebt namli9 gang aasin am
QDalossranb. sinen ailoueter pom
9Drf1en Rie65ipebSen unb 5ipsi 2ilos
meter bon Der Siaot JOHANNESBURG.
I'm ipenisftsns unter WsHi4en au ieiu,
lpoIItsn mir ins Sorf gebsn. Oa isBtc
Waf9insngeipebrfsuer elm, unb bas
mar, ipie mir fpater srfubreu, infer.
Reitung. Sect freili9 fam Is uns uns
gelesen. Dur1 bic Sfalfeniter. bis
mad Der Stdbt stbtn, iabsH mir einen
WassH, Der sinsm 9sfser aus Dem
Oorfe Jssconen geb5rt. nit oefsn
9abfelistsitsp bspadt, abn BON ben
Ruiien nit gef1lag bsIegt, i'm Dolliien
galDpp Der Stabt 3ufdbr,n. galo ieBs
ie aud tpisoer9si6iibbonnsr elm, beuts
iGer 9eihisbonner! 0eun uniere tras
pen aruppH botten uns nidi Derldf'
fen uno ipareu aur oilfs. 5ur gefreis
ung bergeiommen. Jn ben ileiueu 3ipi'
f4enpdufen prdHtlien bic &useln Der
WldfdineHgeipebre ipie Ressn beruns
ter. Derdnsftigi fabsn mir piebsr i'm
Qsqer. Nnn drbsiiete rur nod bic
osuiffs artilGis. Die aus.In fauitsn
uHb 5ii6tn iiber infer 9aus, BEL is.
Fem Sdub bdhten mir: Der triifi
uuier 9aus, nun iii's borbei, nein!
lin 6 lbr Tabsn mir Die ruiiifds aa.
DalIeris 5uriidfpYeHsen, oisisr foisien
ettpd Di.rsis gsiatteIte, bod burenl0is
pferbe; ems bapoH mar angeifoHen
unb bintie lansidm nadl. GeseH Z
llbr b0rtsn SieaanonenihiiiIs nof un3
mad auf, unb nur DersinJelt fiei ein
0etuebriduB. Run eeirautsn mir uns
aud aus bem Keller berDor5uiDmmeE.
9od elm idrsdlides Bib iaben mir.
Ringsberum brannte Is. Si. Deutr
boben fb IN bsr Dunielbeit ssipsniters
bafi ab. Sn Sm il,insn DSrfdsn
Spnr!en iinb IA Gsboits nisbersss
brannt. Doh nod Elm GROCER S1red
iianb uns bepor. Bon ben Jsgooner
unb Ritbjmebser 5rausn srfubrsn mir,
bab in bsiben O0riern aud bic RuiIen
ipdrsn unb bon bort ainbsr, WGnner
uHb Gr.iis mits.itlsppt batten; iosar
Elm Mdo6en bon nsun. Jabrsn, 75jdbs |
rise 9rsife. Die iapod unb srant ipas
ren. Sa, islbf bic Grausn jollisn nit, |
bod auf fYiirbitten Der Widnnsr ipurs
ben iie suriidstlaHsn. aus beinen DSrs |
fern, Die 5niammen 300 Gintpobn,r |
sGblsn, fpdren So gntfilbrie. 4f, be. |
Sammsr unb ber Shmsrs Der 3uriids |
sebliebsn.n mar bersserrsibtnb. 6dns
beringeno itanbtH bic asrmiten ba.
@. gn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-30

THE COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE pub
fishes in Thursdays issue sensational
headline TO the effect that the United
States Embassy In Germany was in
vaded. Such infIammatory statements
that are apt 90 create prejudice against
their old country, give Just offence to
ourGerman citizens. The headliner ought
TO have known and Ia probably aware
that the invasion OF an Embassy IS the
possibly greatest insult to ioycreign
nation, especially Of the high rank Of
the United States Of America. The fact
that the telegraphic message IN question
does not report an indignant protest on
the part OF tho American Ambassador,
which would be the very least mark of
resentment against such an Outrage TO
our national dignity, ought to have pre-.
vented the editor from imputing 70 the
German authorities an act that q bar
barous nation would not have dared 10
commit. Our German citizens are
neither punctilious, nor superscnsitive
but they demand fair play, and it is a
gross injustice to convey the impression
that Germany has offended against the
dignity and right Of our country IN such
an outrageous manner, as is implied by
the headliner.
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finbst ii9 in nod fdlimmsrer Gage.
gs bat iebt iein sanaes friessbereitss
9eer aafssiisllt unb lam ebenfa[ls nlr
na9 einem Sabre fpeitere Mannidafs
ten. ipie iis in sinem mooernen &riese
sebraudt iperben, liefern. 9aau feblt
es nod an pisIen dnberen Oingen, io'
gar an GsidiiBen, benn in Oieier 9ins
| ii9t bat es iif1 isbr i9ledt porgeieben.
Seine Stiidsisberei lift seringfiigig I'M
8erslei9 gu ben aruppi9en Werten
unb i6lisbli9 bat Rublanb nidt ein'
NAL 8aormittel, um eine nod grDbsre
9lrmes gu erndbren, osnn i'm 8eIos
puntte mar es INNER fdle9t BET ibm
beitellt. Gs lebte bon ben 0arle6en.
Die 5rantreib ibm madte unb pieie
Qusae lit periiegt. 5raHtreib felbit
1T idon eridOpft. Sober Wsunn. Dea
es aufbringen, tann, lit unter Waffeu
unb es lit nit Der 4usriiituns 10 rid
itanbis, bab es arisssbebarf in oisiem
2anbe fdufen mub unb oas permag es
ni4t einmal in geniisenbem Wtnbs,
neil es aud bort an benz notbigeH
9aargelo fehlt, mas ia nidt 81 pes
tpunbsrn 1T, ba dfls ieiHe aapitaIien
in Rublano angelegt iiub unb bieies
5ablt iebt ntdt sinen 6elIer 3iuI,H.
Nus oieism auspets gs5t tlar berpur,
bub 0suti9lanb i9neIer armeeH ins
Selb ihidsn lam, als feline 9esner.
3iebt man jebt bas SauptprobIem
bes &riesss In 9etradt, 10 lit unDers
tennbur. bab ss ieBt idon geIOit
III. 8ieies beitanb 6drin, RublanS
aus Deutidlanb bsruussubalten, 70
buB Der Rsit bss Seutfaen Seeres ii4
bDllis Sen 6rdnsoIsn gu tpiomen psrs
mag. Sas 1T ioipsit i'm uolliten Wabe
gelungen. 8os rufIifde Seer III uuI
iein eissnes 9ebiet suriidgsbrangt
porben. Gslsgentli6e Ridndrts6sps.
gungen Der 9eutidsu iino ni6ts als
itratsgiifs WanDper uno bd Defer.
reid felt 8ssn0iguug Der Uio6ilmd.
dung, bic iid ptssn unseniigenbsr
Giienbahnperbinbunse psrSDgert bat,
nit tGglid pa9ienber Madt auftritt,
10 if jeoe Woglihteit dusgeidloFen,
bab Die Ruifsn i'm Stanoe pGrsn, ben
5ran3oisn irseno ipelte 5ilfe su lei
itsn. Sn FOLDER Deife tDnnsn Ole
beitdnoig auf bic fran30ii.
iben Heiben bGmmern, bis Elm Durds |
bru4 bepsrtiteligt 1T, Der ibnsn be
bistei, Sie gdn5s 2inie bss |
Jeinbes gu flantiren unb aufsulOieH. |
Wie bolb bisies piinf9enspertk Grs |
'isniB iih perlpirtItaen IGbt, osrm0gsn |
rpir natiirlid nift nit gsftimmtbsit |
ln3ugeben, aber mir glauben. bag bic |
iaon gu Weibnahtsn Elm |
lrobes Siegssfeft feiern psroen. llno
IL 8raHtrei8s Wiberituno aebro6sH,
10 fam es uls islbiipsritdnolid geltsn,
bag Rublun6 iid eessn oi: gsiammts
oeutihe uro 5itsrrsitiit)e Debrmutt |
ni6t gu behauptsn permag. Die gns.
amber prablen tpobl. oab iie, fsIbft |
1a4oem ale ibre @srbiinbsten su gos
ben esiuprfsu finb, ben Srisg fortTskeH |
pollen. 9as III absr nidts ais sitle
9bantaitersi. Sm iibrisen habsn bi.
au6 einioe unandenebms !
.leberrafdunser fir bic ftrI5e QrmaDa !
sngIanos in ger.itf9aft.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-30

THE LIQUOR QUESTION has, for
almost half century. been disturb
ing element in the government and ad-
ministration Of oar county. Important
issues were too often ignored from the
necessity Of protecting fundamental civic
rights against the assaults Of psohibi.
tionists. This depIorable condition can
only he rcmedied BY Home Rule. Hence
it is Of prime importance that the Home
Rule amendment be adopted.
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Die 6 gpmmerctal Sribune
brinst in i6rsr geitrigsn Rummer cine
Ra9ridt aus Seutiplano inter elmer
flammenbsn lleberidriit. bic Deutiden
sere9ten anlab gu 8eIdpsrbe sibt.
,Jn bieier lleberi9rift psroen bic oeuts
iben 9eb0rosn beifulbist, in bic ames
ritaniiae gutIaeft eingebro4en su
fsin. Sas mub ieoen ameritaner III
@alluns perIeBen, oa eine iol4e Sanor
flung ole psntbar i9limmite 8eIeiois
guns elmer gtation bartlett. Selbltz
peritdnbli9 TT bic ansabe unpabr.
S9on Die Sbatiade, bab in Der Sepe>
ffe ,tpelde ben @prsang, Die 8erhafs
tuns bon eHslii6en Spionen, ubers
mittelt, nidts bon einem proteite uns
ierss 8otidafters seiagt miro, hdtis
ben Hebatteur belebren ioleu. odb etn
folder Ginbru9 nidt itattgefunoen
baben tonnts, bsnn elm prpteit pare
bas alIerminoeite geipefen, mas Der
gpti8after bate DOrbringen miihen;
CT pdre fosar bers6tist geipeien, feline
pdITe gu foroern. Die SeutIden tel
ZEN feline unbiaigen 5Orberungen an Die
snsliite preTe. sic psrlangcn niats
me6r, als gere9te gehanoluns uno
es TT cine ungere9ti3teit ionber sIeis
den, ourd cine ieniatipnelle nebers
i9rift Bel 9lmeritanern ben @Iauben
gu ertpeden, SaB Die 9eutI6sn Iol4e
garbarsn iinb, pab iis pas 9sianSt.
frhnftsrecht niht reineftiren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-30

THE GLORIOUS feats Of the ,,Emden''
and ,,Karlsruhep make it r matter OF
regret that the German navy is not
supplied with larger number Of these
fast cruisers Their warfare brings to
mind the excellent work Of the American
sailboats in 1912. Equipped with not
more than one Long Tom but by far
outsailiug the clumsy English liners
they wrought fearful hovoe among the
shipping Of the enemy and made capt
ures even in the English channel. These
little daredevil Yankees humbled the
pride ofthe Mistress Of the Seas.
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syrcitas, ben 80. Cftubcr 1914.

SerrnPeter %. Ourr,
ben aanbibaten fir bas 4ubitorss4mt
aaf Dem republitaniiden Sidet, erbit'
ten mir Die llnteritiibung aller Oeuts
i6en, oa er lie in reidli4item WaaBe
psroient, ebsnio pegen ieiner ternbeut@
i4en @eiinnuns, pie aud ipesen istnsr
ertpieienen gldn5enOsn Sdbisteitsn.
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Ssrr 6 bas. 6. Cooper Derbient

Bel ieiner 9eiperbuus als Gountns
S9abmeiIter auf benz republitaniihen
GtimmSstte' bic nnteritiisuns aler
9eutihen obne llnteriaieo Der Nurtst,
ba er tets nit ibren 8eitrebunsen
ipmpa6iitrt unb osn gepeis erbrddt
fat, bab er Elm gepiHenbafter uHo fds
bigger 8eamter lit.
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Wenn unisre 2eier einsn
tii6tisen GtaatsanipaIt ipunI4en, Der
iein Sad nad Der iuriitiidsn fofpcbl.
ipie na6 Der aominiitratipen Selte
grinbli9 peritsbt, unb es lit unbeoingt
notbpsnois, oab mir einen tii4tisen
Staatsanipalt baben, 10 fOnnen mir
ibnsr Ssrrn 5 bn Q. 6 ampbelL,
Der bersits felt elmer Rsibe bon Sabren
i'm Bureau bes Staatsanipalts nit
srobem @rfolse tbdtig lit, aufs bette
empfeblen.