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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-15
last week attending to business mat

last week attending to business mat
ters.
The new church trustees elected at
the annual meeting of the congrega-
ton Of the United Lutheran church
are: Jacob Nelson, liver Ordahl, Tom
Mohagen, Steve Lykken and Ole Aas
Attorney J. F. Cowan Of Devils Lake
transacted. business here Thursday
evening.
Princess Bonnie musical COM
edy was given by the Grafton high
evening. The cast Of characters were:
Kitty Glover, Captain Of Canoe clup
and Belle of the Village-Agnes
Heltne.
Captain Tarpauter, of the Fishing
Smack Nancy" and Keeper of the
Lighthouse-G!ems Fraser.
Roy Sterling. follower Of Isaac Wal
ton, in Love with Bonnie-Ralph Nc
F'arland
Admiral Po,nposo Of the Spanish
Navy with a Hobby for Collecting
Rare Antiques-Joseph Carlson.
Count Castirette. Marionetti. Flage-
oletti Falsetti. an. Italian Nobleman
Bethrothed to Bonnie in Infancy
George Kelly. :. 80: ,
Salvador, Bodyguard to Admiral
Pomposo-Arthur Hogg. 80
1t. Fuzer. a Spanish oficer-.Jamee
/ e.aG$; eaps; Surf. a. Fisherman-r RI :,
shrimps, Champion converist, VII
lage Jack of all Trades" in Love
with Kitty-Floyd RUSSELL -. -.
:. Susan Crabbe Tarpaulin. Tarpaul-
ms Sister properly called "Auntie
Crabb'-Jessie Gillespie:
Dorma Pomposo, wife Of Admiral
Representation Gray.
Bonnie, the Princess Bonnabellairta,
adopted daughter of Captain Tar
paulin. Niece of Armila Pomposo-
Bessie Winch.
Miss Leotta Hostetter, accompanist
Wednesday evening a number Of
friends helped Mr.. H. A. Ball cele-
brate his 10th birthday. Dinner was
at 6 o'clock and the evening spent at
cards:
Phil. Yelle Of Bottineau was here
last Thursday to attend the Laberge
funeral.
Mrs Robert Klosterman and Mrs
L.. j. Herbison went to Mimic last
Thursday to visit with friends.
The funeral services for Marcus
johnson were held on Saturday after
noon in the Hauges church. Mr..
Johnson died on Tuesday at the farm
home. west Of the city. He is sur
vfved by his widow and children,
John. Hannah, Clarence, Otto and
Mabel residing at home; Mrs. Gunder
Homme Of Grafton; Mrs. Henry
Hegraves and Mrs. Oscar Moen, Kalis-
pei, Mont. and brothers, Andrew
Johnson Of Lakef1eld, Mimi, and
Peter Johnson of Canada.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-15
ARREST FOLLOWS. y:
49,. SHOOTING AFFAIR

jamestown, N. D., Dec. 15.-Jacob
city is being held by the county au-
thorities pending the investigation Of a
shooting affair which occurred on his
farm three weeks ago in which Christ
Trautmal Of. Cleveland was wounded
Trautman is in a local hospital and
his condition is reported to be criti-
cal. -. ~,
The shooting occurred, it is under
stood. as the. result Of a charivari,
which number Of the neighbors were
giving: to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stroh,
a newly married couple who were
staying with Alderman.
Ackerman it Is said asked the rev.
elers to disperse, and when they failed
to do SO discharged the shot gun at
them, the charge taking effect on
Trautman.. :: ,.-,,t..
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-15
GOVERNOR 10. HEAR:
CLAIMS OF. RIVALS

Bismarck, N. D.. bee: 1s.-Governor
Hanna will give Representatives of
towns in the new county Of Slope that
have county seat: ambitions q: chance
to be heard ON date to be. set soon.
There are so manYiapplicants for the
honor and all. of thSm have such good
arguments why. their town should. be
favored that it is aTather hard matter
to decide. There; Hre; at least four
towns active bidders for the location
and it is expected each one of. them
will be representedr with: good sized
delegations. The matter. of county
commissioners. will also have to. be
settled by the governor in a short time.
It, Is thought that the organization OF
the new county win tbe~ perfected be-
fore the first of the coming year.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-15
NOTARIES. PUBLIC G..
MUST HAVE SEALS

Bismarck, N. a:D.,Dec. 15.-Notaries
public will be required to have q seal
with, his name on AZ AZ a bill that Is
to be introduced in the Legislature this
winter becomes q 8aw. A-bill of this.
three sessions but I'm nope Of them
has It got past the: branch where It
was first introduced, but It appears
that the move. q being made earlier
this year and that there has been some
work among the members this early
in the game. secrstHry. OF state Thorn
az Hall IN his repoH shows that there
inr19ls and 8ss. In s111l ana that. the
fees. s.paid. for, ,the 10 afna6x6 III amount y
.ed TO q total Of ~ 10. o. Il Z. Il
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-15
MILLION BUSHELS. 4.
SENT OVER BRANCH

Williston. N. D., Dec. 15.-one mill
lion bushels of grain have been ship
ped out of Mckenzie county by the
new branch line of the Great North
ern, according to figures kept by ele-
vator men at Alexander, Watford,
Arnegard and other points on this ex-
tension. There are elevators at a
dozen points along the branch, and all
are doing an extensive business
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-15

of E. J. Thompson's general store at
Couiee. near here. They obtained $35
in cash and 5000 worth Of Jewels.
Townepeople awakened by the explo-
sion made no effort to apprehend tho
safeblowers. who escaped. in an auto
mobile.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-15
SKULL BROKEN; DRIVES 4 MILES
North Dakotan Found Unconscious in
.:.~ II, Carriage bye.Wife. ::-..,.. ..

Starkweather. N. D., Dec. 15.--Tiis
skull fractured as the result of fight
with Joseph, Rush, his brother-in-law,
Ernest Anderson drove ; four :, miles
alone fto his home and was .unconsci-
ole in his seat when his wife found
him: The men quarreled when An
derson attempted to collect wages due
him. Rush is said to have used an
iron bar, hitting Anderson on the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16

| len, Dem 5ersog ron Warttemberg
uno benz beutiten aronprin5sn ite4t
auf elmer 2inie, bic f5 Der glisne eHts
lang Biz mad ben 5iigeln hinter
Rbsims unb bann n0rbli3 BIB 9ers
bun btnsisbt. sic 6eberrf4t baber
ale Straben unS Giisnbabnsn. bic
ron Retbel aus nSroIia na9 Der bsI'
siften 9rense uHO DitIi3 na4
2uyemturs unb mad Res in Sot6riu.
gen fiibten. Snbsm iomit bic armse
beg &rcHprin5en BON 9apern mebr in
bic Sdla6tlinis gs6raat tpirb, lam
fie iid auf bsm rsatsn JIiiseI auf bic
JeItung WeB itiissH.
einise Der RiIitdriadberitdn
iinb Der @nii9t. Oab bic DeutidsH
BEN 8erbiinbetsR an Der Waas eine
Shla9t anbieten Deroen, unb baB,
ebs DisIe Gage 0srgsheH. sius neue
G6Ia6t BON Ss0on i'm 9anse isin
pirS.
Den lebten geritten sufolse ieseH
bi. 9srbiinosten bic 9srfoIsuns Der
0eutitsn fort. pabribsinIid nit
friiten Sruppsn. Ter Iinte 5IiigsI
Der 5r0nspIen nit itarfer 9aOalsrie,
ron Der einise 2lbtbeiIunsen noroIia
Bis an bic beIsiIde Gsrn5e porseoruns
gen isin folIsn, fdbrt tort ben reatsu
GliiseI Der 9sutiasn au bebrdnsen,
ipdbrenb 6ritiffs uro fraua6iti6e
Sruppen, bic an SOnntos ii6.r bic
AisHe 9eadH9en IND, l9 Iebt Ir9enos
mo spii6en Der 2lisne unb Der SiTs
beftnhsn, unb pabriteinlih osriubsn
iperben, bic SIar.sntepssung gu ptss
serboI.n, bic i9nsn an Dem Sursq
5lufie seIunsen III.
Rhsims iit tuieSsr BON ben 8er'
biinbetsn befest pOrbsa, bic fraus
s5iiidm gerihte icgsn aber nidis
BON ben bsna9tartsH SJeitunssu Ga
5ere unb anon, bersn Wisbersrobs.
runs nidt 70 fdper fallen foIIts.
slm r.6tsn JIiis.I Der GrunsOisn
.Sisbsn ii1 Die Dsufasn naa G1aisaa
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SaIing Suriit, ssrabs ienTsits Der
Sen5s DON 2otbringen, no ieit ges
sinH beg &rissss 10 Oiels blutige Sc
fe6te itattssfunbsn baben.
Sn ben 8ogeien unb i'm GlidB 1T
bic Gage urOsrdnoert. gsibe Ssitsn
baItsu ibre SrGfte fir bic tommenbe
Sauptitla5t i'm Dsftsn auriid.
Die RuFen srtlGrsu, bab lie in
9aIisisR tpeiter porbring.n; baB bi.
2lrmse bes Generals Sdrtl, Die BON
Elm paar bsuti6en Sipiitonen unter'
itiiBt rpuros, iiber bic gaIiaii4e Sren5e
suriitsebrdnst puroe, bic iie ibers
i9ritten bate.
0Gbrenb bic RuFsn auf 2emberg
sumari6irsn, 5sfinosn fta bic Seiter'
rsiaer isBt, Ct. pstsrsbarser 0eps'
It.n sufolse, in Osm Srsisd 5tuii5en
Der WeidisI unb ibrem NebeufIub
San, in elmer Sale, in tpslde bic
Ruiisn iie Idnsit gu Ioden periudt
battsn. Die Ssftsrnider iino a6cr
iest i'm StanSs, iia auf i5rs 5eitun-
gen prasmsst uno aratGa gu
ftiiBsn.
0i. RuiTen marf5iren i.st aui
qrjempsl 5u uno Die Grmss, Die
2embsrg eingerommen BAT, pirb gs'
gen ben re6tsn 6Iiis.l Der atrmesn Der
GensrGIe Qtuffsnbsrg uno 9antl ope.
rirsn. 9sn.raI RsaHsutumpf, Der
in Stprribsn gsI4Iag.u uno auf
ruiIii3es Gebiet 5uriidgebrGHgt muir
be, lrartst bort auf @eritdrturgen.
SeiterrsiAatsu 9sri9en 5ufoIgs tpas
rem be RtETen in GuliSisn iiegrei4,
neil ibre glrmee I'm $4,000
Rann ftGrisr mar aIs bic Sitsrrsiai.
I6e.
Die RuTen idsiHen audi bic 8utp-
nina beieBt 5lI baben, mo ibuen teins
Diterrei1tIdeu Sruppen ssserriiber.
itanosn. sic fGeinen bic Qbiiht gu
bab.n, bic aurpatben su .ibsrTdrsi-
ten uns foapsi. aIs mSsIi@.naa SD
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&ie 3riesslase.

Qonbon, Is. sept. Die Rtlitdr;
TodperitGnbigen ouf beioen Seit.n
ftimmen barin therein, Dub oGs Re'
Iultat auf bem &riessi9aupIas IN
5ranfreicb Don benz ReiuItut ner
Speratipnen Der Irmee oes oeuti4en
&ronprinaen DOT 9eroun Gb9dngt,
absr nit 9eSus auf Das, pas bisRer
srreiat pOrben 1T. ssbsn bic 4nit9tsrs
melt dusstnunoer.
Berlin bebauptet, bab 9srbun oDu-
ftGnDig einseidloTsn lei, uno boB
OesbaI6 in 5tpei oOer brei Sagen bic
Sff.niipe auf Der san5en beutI6en
5ront pieber aufgenOmmen lperoen
t0nue. Die @erbiinbeten bebaupten
bagegsn, baB bic armss Oss &ron.
prin5en 5uriidsetrisbsn poroen lei
unb Der &rOnprin5 iein 9uuptquartier
BON Sair1te Msn6olb, iiioIi9 Don
Rbsims, Big na4 Mort Saucon, Is
Wsilsn tpeitsr noro0itIi4 5uriidOerIest
babe.
Berlin geftebt gu, baB Der gs.
fdpGate oeutihe redte SIiiseI ii4 gu.
ridsesogsn babe, ertidrt aber. oab
oies ni6t ben geringften ginflub auf
ben olgemss1en @ormarid habeu
p.rSe, ttenn sinmaI gsrOun sefuIIen
1T.
General Soffrs pirS isbt olg Ra'
tiunalbelb gsf.iert. nodoem er nab.
renO Der gruben Retiraoe aIles Tl0g-
Ii6e gs1annt rpproen mar. gr iagt,
DaB bic bsuti6en Solbuten nit tbrer
itrenseT 9isSiplin Elm ibeaIes Snitru.
msnt fir ben Qngriff nit iibsrIegensr
3o6l abgebeu, pG6renS bic fransDiis
iten SpIbaten nur, penn tie iih ouf
sinem gut befsitigten Stiibpuntt bal.
ten unb in einsm i'm augemet.
nen fla6en 9elGnSe msift in aufgel0.
fen Splonnen tGmpfsn t0nnen, bas
Bette 81 leiitsn i'm stunoe iino.
0ag ben mpralii6en giufluB an.
b.trifft, 10 bsbeutst bic @ieoereinnabs
me Opn &heims fpubrideinlia mebr
fir bic 5ransoTsn, uls bag 3uriid.
brGngen bss re6tsu bsuti6sr 5liiseia
Big ienfeits BON @sroun, Big an Die
Qisne. no isbt In Der sr6itteritsn
Wsife getdmpft pito.
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2onbcn, Is. Sept. - Die
SdIa6t on Der Warne III 81 gnbs,
unb psnn aud bic Qrmeen Der gsrs
biinbstsn nit ben DeutI4en, bic ii4
5uriidsssossn baben, Giibluns bebais
ten, 70 1T es bod ougsnIaeinIi4, bab
Die 0euti4en, bic neue poiitionsu
beisBt ba6en, sntialofeu itnb. ben
9ormarid Der 5ran3Oisg uno gritsn
siH Gnbe gu MAIDEN.
General BON alud cat nit ieinsr
armee n0roIi9 bon ber 9lisne poiis
tipnen bs5ogeH. bic iia ron bem DdIo
bon a'2ligle biz na9 graonnc bin,
aieEt. pGbreno bic Grmeen bes Gen.s
rals BON Billion unb BON Sduien,
beg 6er5pss bon Wiirtttembers uno
bes beutihsn aronprin5sn fia suriid.
5isben, I'm bic Grunt Su bilben. auf
ipelher pabri6sinli9 bic ndhite
SdIaat ssftIasen tperben tpirS.
Wenn aub bic 9euti9en auf benz
Iansen RiidSug i5psrs 9erIuite ers
Iitten unb cine san5s an5abI Gsidiib.
bsrlorsn bdben, III ibre 9trmes bod
pollfdnbis intatt. unb penn es ben
6ran5Oien nidt selingt. 5tptiden Die
glrmes BEG arOnprin5sn unb bic melt
lid DON inn itsbenbsn 2lrmeen gu sss
lausen, bann fperoen Die Seutfhsn i'm
Stanbe iein ibreu Gssnern cine Itaris
iyront ssssHiibsr5uiteIIen, ipenu ss
pieber gu elmer 9auptitlatt tommt,
bic in ieber gs3iebung 70 ipiftis isin
iuiro, ipis bic Sala6t an Der Waarns.
Die Hsusn Stsqunsen Der 9eutIdsn
iino bebeutenb befIsr fir bic 0erthsis
bisuns als bas gelGRbe, ii5er bas Iie
iid serobs suriidssspssu ba6sn. Sbr
rehter Gliigel erftredt ifch, ME ss
fdeint. bis na9 Ct. Quentin. iibsr
Elm 9eldnbs. bas DON pielsn WaFsrs
Iaufen burasOsen TT, bic elm srobes
fir bic 9Insreifsr isiu
tperben.
Die bsutfte Sdupiarmee unser ben
gsnsralsn BON @ilpn uns Don 9aus
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Numdnien
g.riuat Sta1isn sss

9.riudt StaIisn gssen
Ssferrei6 aufSnbeben.
Rom, 15. Sept. gs ptrb bier Dsrs
f;4srt, bab Rumdnien periudt, bic
itaIisnifde Resieruns gu psrarlahen,
esusinf6afiIids Sa4e nit Stalien
sssen Seiierreih gu MAIDEN uno bdb
in ben nG9fien aasen rumdniite po'
litter bier ertpartet peroen, lin cine
befinitiDe 0ersinbarung spif6sN ben
beibsn 2Gnbsrn gu Stanbs sa 6rin.
gen.
Die rasitale parisi nabm NAB.
renb ses 1dsss RsfoIutirnsH on, in
bensn bic Soffnuus ausssoriidt piro,
bab Rumdnien uno SialieH semeiH.
i6aftlids Sdds MAIDEN piirSsn .fiir
ben 5riumpb Der latsiniiden GiOiIis
iaiiOn".
4ua bic anaraifim bef8loT.n, in
Der aOntrOberi. partsi fir Grant.
reid, euslanb. RublanS, gsIgjsn uao
Strbisn gu Hebmen unb Der Reutra.
litGispOIitit Der Resisruns gu oppo-
nirsn.
9as sGiOrnuls S'StaIia' iast, ba5
man au9 in ct. petersburg .s fir
unausbleibli6 bdlt, oab StaIien iid
in ben aries sinmii9eu Dirb. es
beiBt, bab bic itaIisnifde R.si.runs
nur bic RsiisnatiOn bss Marquis bi
Gan GiuIiano abnar.s, Der, Elm
Grsunb DsutidIanbs unb S.itsrs
rsids. f4Dsr irant iein ioa.
Dberf bon Renter gsfaI.
len
Berlin. Is. Sept. Die ~a0Ini.
f&e WolfsStituns" iogt. bab gsa6rids
ten bon Der GrOnt sufoIse. Der Oberit
pom Rsutsr. Der IN 2abern cine se.
tpiife glotoritdt srlansts, sefaII.n fsi.
als r baB IL. GreMbierrssimsnt in
ben aampf fiibrts. SeiH 0ater mar
TN Sabre 1870 a!s Hommanbsar Sss.
isltsn Rssimsats ssfaan. .
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llnterin1ung
Der bon Der .9imes" auss
sspoiaunten aHgsbliden GrsusI
Der bsutidsn 5ruppen
Derlaugt.
Dds @srlansen pirO bon sinem enslls
iden Gbslmann an Die Seituns
seitsat.
-o-
Ct Derpabrt ii4 entitdsbsn ssgen Si.
bisbsrisen anonpmen 8ers
5ffentlihungen.

2onbon, Is. Sept. 2oro Sel6ors
ne, Der pormalise 9isb GommiIiiOnsr
in Giibs4friia, bat nit gs3us aui Die
anse6li9 bon beuti4sn 9ruppen psr'
iibten GrauIamtsiisn ben folssnbsn
Brief an bic .5imss1 ssIdriebsn:
.Gsitattsn Sic mir bic gemsriuu5.
bab unt.r tsinsn umitdnben ssitattsi
perbsn lam, bab ioI4e aus anOns'
men QueIen itammsnosn glnsabsn. 10
Obne ipeitsres biHssnommen iptrosn.
Die cipiliiiris WsIt bat elm R.4t Tas
men unb ginselbeiisn gu psrlanssH.
Giefe ansabsn iinb sntipeSsr ipabr
ooer unipa6r. Wsun iis unipahr itno.
70 piirbe bi. .1imss" iidsrlia ss tisT
bsSauern, iie psrGifentIi6t 5u babsH
uno lie piirSe fiibIsN, bab rnlerer see
re6ten Ga6s our4 sins bsrartigs
gerunglimpfuns bes oeutitsn Seerss
GROCER G6absn sussfiigt pornsH 1T.
Sino Il. pabr. 10 iperbsn 9ott uno
Die Reni6sn bas llrtbsil fallen.
Ware ss niat m6sIi6. oaB srfobrs-
ne qnpGlte oSer Rihter, be sinsr
nsu.raleH RatiOn ans.b6rsn. tpis stipa
Sonanb coer bic 9srsiHigtsn Staa'
ten untsr Gio osrartiss Gdas. bic bs'
reits tetannt iinb, untsriuten2"
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Sic &anlpfe ru6en fa(t gan auf oeul
&riegsldjauplat 1T Trantreid)>
Die pentfa)rn brtifbfn farkf Stellnn9rtt ,,no
brrfitfn ttd) anf rit,f nr>te S@lad)t nor~

ben Dor5ubrinsen, I'm, penn bic Ser.
bunosten iiegrsi4 iein Iolltsn, nab
bem arie9e bic ruIiii6e 9ren3e in ie-
ner Ri4tung oerfaieben gu t6nner.
Der ruiIif4e 9sneralitob i4peigt Ii4
aus iiber bic aGmpfe in SitpreuBen
unO faSt nur, 0ub bic 9tuFen ge8pun.
gen gepeien Ieien, iia bOr einem
iiberlegenen Gsinb 3uriidsuSisben. Die
0eutfaen beanIpru4eR a6sr pieosr
sinen sroBen Sies, ben bic 2lrmee Des
Generals DON Siaosnburs errunsen
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Sis @uifem
GrletbeH bermals eine
i4Dere Rieberlage i'm
Hprben.

I ~ ~ = y " h
Horben.
Berlin Is. Sept. Cine Offisislls
antiinbisuns iast, Der General Don
SiucsHb.rs babe on ben adiier Wil'
belm tslsgrapbirt, bob bic rufHhe
armss ppn Wilna, aus bsm g., g.,
a. unb 20. armsetorps, sDsi Res
isrDe 9ipiiionsn unb flint 0iDiiio.
ren aapallsrie beitehenb, Don ben
Oeutiden oollitanbis sei9lagsn NOR.
ben isien. Die WeduIie Der RuH.n
Daren iebr bsbeuienb unb bic 3abl
Der trieBsgefangsnen RuiTen ipirb I'M
mer sr0ber, nGbuno unssAsure
Sriessbeuis genu4t ipurbe.
Die ruiiifdx 2trmee Don @robno iit
bei apd sefdtag.n iporoen. sic be.
itanb auber benz %. aorps aus bem
Reit bss G. aorps unb einan 9bs:l
tes 8. fbirif4en aorps.
Das srobs 9auptquartier tiinSists
I'm Mitt.rnadt on, baB in Jrant'
reid nod beftise aampfe i'm Gang.
isisn unb baB Der angriff Der Jran.
Sofsn 3uriidsefdlasen iuorben lei. Die
bstrefienbe antiinbisuns Iau!.t pis
fotet:
,2(uf b.m .p.ItIiden seriessIdau.
plas batts Der r.dt. SliiseI uHfsrsr
9irWse beftise abtr reiultatlofe aGm.
pfc gu b.fteben. Die Granaofen bic
rsrfudtsn, unisre 2inien au bur4.
tredsn, ipurbeB iifgrsi& suriidss.
fhlaseH.
.4ud an anberen pu,ItseH, mo-
aGmpfe itattsefunoen boben, 1T tsin
ReiuItat srrsidt porben.
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Die Seiterreitber
ertGGrtn, 100000 Rufien au
Sc fangenen ,gemo6t
unb 500 @sf 6iibe err
beutet au baben.

RDm, pia garis, Is. September.
SSn elmer offt3ieQsn Diterreichii6en
9epeT8e niro in gbrebe gsiteQt, bab
bic RuFer sinsn srpben Sieg iiber bic
SeIterreid1er in GaIi5ten erruugen
bGtten. Sn Der Sepei9e tpirp feruer
bsbauptet, bab bic Ositerrsider unge.
fd6r 100000 gfuFen gu 9sfanssusn
ssma6t unO 500 eeidiiss erbsutet
bGttsn.
0eutfasS unterissbOpt
serfDrt.
aonbon Is. Sept. Die 3situug
vScotsman" fast. bdB bas oeuti9e
uutsrieebcOt. bas ben britiiaen &rsu.
asr ,patbfiHber" III Der Nprsiss ssr.
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Den 25er6iiaoefen fe9t wieoer eine
ge(6lo1ene 9'ront segenii6er.
,Sm Sfprenben uno Nublamo erleioet
Die Mrmee oes rmiiii6em @enerals
Nenmenfopi me1te MeSerlagen.

nHde mFHn f benz Raas hfn6a
aiton
mpba -Sbr Der in
xr
n
-@ @aren69t in uAef
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16
General 9aulbars

Soll in Obeifa uls 9 pion
erfaoiIsu pOrSen sip.
Ro teroam, Is. Sept. Der
RotterSam'ids gOurdnt ertIdrt, Sab,
elmer Sspside aug SOfia aufolgs, ssr
ruITifte General SauIburs in SseHa
als Spipn srihpfisn luorSen lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16
@etterberi6t.

SIR 8 bio, asntudb, WeIi Dir.
sinien unD bas Deitlide psnnfplDd.
nien: Sd0nss Wettsr am WitIpod
unb ipabrIHeinlid ON OonnerItag.
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9euti@e
IN SiSnfrita BON ben
griten iberraiht.

IS II = u llu w u W
9riten iberrafdt.
aonbon. Is. Sept. Gin. De-
psTae aus adpitaot msloet, bab oua
A. iiioufritonifde berittens S6iissn.
r.eiment, unter 9efebl ots GHritsn
0tatIpn, na9 3psi gtadtmdrI4en Oi.
0eutidkn iiberraTtt babe, bic cine
G@ludt, 60 Meilrn bon Steintppf in
9anaqualanb beIebt batten. Rad ei'
nem l6arIen 9sfe4t tpuren Die Deat'
idsit ssSpunsen. ii4 5u srsstsn.
0as Gsfe9t fanb in Romausbrift,
elmer pidtigen ftrutssif&sH Steluns,
itatt.
Sffisielles aus Dsutf6.
lamb.
2onbOn, Is. Sept. Die folssnSs
offiSiells osutI6e Gspsibs TT per
Mureoni 6untentelserapb pier ein.
sstroffen:
.auf benz rs1tsn Iliigsl Der NET.
drmes finoet cine beftise SdlaGt
itatt, btren @ussuns fUpsit nod i'm
3Deifel in.
Gin @eriud Der Sron5oIsn. unis.
Centrum gu bur9brttsn. III nit srcs
b.n 9erIuitsn fir ben 5einb 5uriidss.
idlds.n iporb.n. SIN llebrissn FnS
ipdbrenb Ses 9asss isins RsfuItats .r.
5ielt tporben.
Die Oiterrsidifdsn 1ruppen babtB
bic Ssrbtn iibsraa an Der Gape Ju.
riidsti&lassn unb es btItsbt isbt tsins
!@sfabs NIT Gsaus ouf GsmIiTL
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it0rt bat, nun ietbit am U2ittDo6 DO.
riger 8Ode Don britiI6en areu3ern
in ben 9runb gsbo6rt iporben
lei. Der 3eitung 5ufplge foq bas
Boot mitten unter cine Slottille bon
itebeH 6ritif6en &reu3erH gerdtbeu
un0 in penigen SetInbsn IN ben
8run0 ge6O9rt tporoen iein.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-08

country looked upon thsse' acts as criminal and the dynashitsrs arc now s4 s4rving sentenlces in prison for crlm- .rai acts There was Iinc there between politics and criminality and the dynamiters stepped over the line.
 If we had in this country. as they have in England, women who werc trying to advance cause by the de- struction of property and by the use of the torch we would. as does En- ;-land. regard their acts as criminal and not political. and yet these En- glisr women regard themselves as martyrs to a political cause.
 It would appear that up to a ecr- tain point the acts of a p"litD cal press may be considsredf as pure- iy political. But there is in this country that plain line of demarca- ton between the political and the criminal the ovsrstspp!ns of which tas put dynamitsrs behind the bars. ssnt anarchists to the saliows and the chair and made 1t possible for editors to cool their weary brains in the dampness of the dungeon cell.
 The line seems to appear very faint to some and perhaps there are those vhc quite unwittingiy overstep and would he vastly surprised if informed that they were criuhinally liable for what they had intended as merely political activity. and yet fortunately for the American people there Is Il lire between the political and the criminal attack on life or property or character and fortunately up to the present time those whose duty 1t has heen to uphold the law and to pre- serve the peace have been strong enough to act. Also the courts ns vet distinguish between the political attack and the criminal attack and for a little while longer the country nnd the individual is safe
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-08

the "drink 1t at home" man sprans iEto existence that there were bcfor~.
 This is merely a record of one state. IL is not used as an argument for or against the maintainance "r the cioa- Ing of the saloon in any section or the country and perhaps 1t is all little premature here in Alask; .Hn" yet as a question which will 'o'nr' day become territorialw issue and !" national issue. 1t is not altogether out of place to glance at what hns b""n flo experience. tn uilutIicr ', immunity.