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The Marshall republican., 1914-03-20
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COUNTY

stat" Representative, Joshua T.. BAR
'''' S.'rti' STERLING 0 iricc. Trtas.r.
%. %, Jsattr, county CIcrk. MIR. ,sos,,.
'IIihr Iurtrtt, Circuit Clrr.,. ". g.
'.'l'' iLbtl' Administrator Ralph "a
tatu a. Mssruede. surveyor. Fra NJ.
i.ttirtev, coroner, Dr.. j. H. ranu,...
superintendent ot Schooi,. j. T.. ISH.i,
cOtEr DIRECTORY
court blrv,turys ,.r,ulL court com.
Hvu'rs ivSuiar Sessions sad Mundata
% january AND May. srd Muuduy al
september luo ltttv"utb lUdlciUi a.. %
irutt ~ roWpngcd OF Tie ,uuntles ,.
Judge.
criminal court commences r,g,,itr
go ions tho sud Mondays 90, Msr,r.
July ana November Ihv riroul. g..
s]puapos.i ot tho counties OF Lafayette
aud saline John y. itet Judge,
court VummrnurA fesulat
i,tsl"ns oq lle iirst A~gHlglys in M,ra
ihur, september und December, j. \.
Chase. ludEp
county cuurt commences regular &c
sipns OF thV'r.rst Mondays uf F.hruury,
May, August ana November. a. ~
hickman presiding iudgs, y ~ iayld-
son, mdgc urst district; William a.
"Minn, lddEe second District
ttuNitp UE EDUCNrlON
pr g. H. g. ShaTp, president, Emanuel
Mtttrupp W. ) Huston. A. Leonard
John W Rose l. u. Murroll; Clerk. A
CRY nIRECr0pY
Mayor. I'D. II. Mltch,ll3 cav Trcasur.
'er, 4. n SWish,r Ir., ctty clerk, t0us
u Alexander; CIV Attorney \ r
llamus; collie tor. Jas \ Fisher. Nein.
hers of tho city Council; First " lrG
c. O. BHrpds, J. !. MttchelE Sc, NJ,
is L Anen, r. u pcmbortor; Third. ~
is. Tucker Jct Rose; Fourth. w. n
Welch w. w brooks
SKATE, COMPRESSION
AM SEN ATOnIAl
state Officers, Governor, Elliot w
Malor; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wtlli1n
lR Painter; Secretary ~ state, Cornell
ms Roach: Treasurer. Euwin y Deal
Auditor. John T. Gordon; Att rleN
veperaL John r lRrker, Superinte adcn
Of PurNc Schools, W, A. Evans. hs0ec
tor Of Gratn, lames n, Bradshaw, run
lnc Service UNITY Commission. Johl
NJ Adkisson chairman; John KcNnist
" u shaw, Frank Wlghtmap ana Wn
T. Woerner.
The 9th conpresslonnl district
lcmpnsed of Howard Saline, latnNc't'
lrettls. Benton Hicl0rN POLK an
Greene counties; G, ". Hamiin, con
cressmun.
The 18th senatorial district IL com
posrd OF Saline, Pettts, Benton ana Vic
sa'y counties. l.ouls Groiher. senator'
The Marshall republican., 1914-03-20

pr. Wilson has retained Miss Ila
p1n'gn az stDnosraphor In his office
lt ihc colony, Miss Duncan has been
'rapGgaphrr Tor about eight years.
having hid the position throughout
Or. Thcmpgon's administration aad
also pr. Culr"s. she r. Thoroughly
competent and her Marshall and ga-
line county friends are glai thc; glc
has lccn giycn the position 10y nr.
Wilson, yhc has ben 80 lcng ilcuti,
lied With the institution In this ca.a.
city h would be hard TO nll her place
satisfactorially.
The Marshall republican., 1914-03-20
'aNDirATEs rpn rosrMAsrEI,
gaic Examination. FOR OFFICES of the
ith Glass Here Saturday.

take tNiminn,iun. I0r OFFICES 90 the
ith Glass Here Saturday.
4 uvmlcr who ugc wanting the
rHuointmcnts 90 several points In the
r'uiy were here To take cxamlaa
irra Saturday.
Charlie rca,hcr ana Harry F'sh
hack had charge and thu results o.
BE- examinations have been forward.
I'd 20 tho p%oatGficc department o.,
Washington.
Among ihoyo who were examined
were J. r. shackdford. VIII Thcrp Of
Nopion; g. ". Bradshaw. Bastam
DirGB Of Arrow Rock: Vim. DolF. !.
y. Gcnscr, Earl Brown, Ray Kirk. o.
Gillian; 4. Casebolt. W Ulslc. Mie.
10 o., =. e. Sullivan, Thomas Davis.
y. 80. Chi,Ucll, Miami. -. ~. Allen
.' Hooker, Wm. Ro2cll. Mr.. Cole
N9l'a Bend; Dick Thorn. Mrs. Tho-p
Ton Fowler, Mrs Manic Sandldsa
Prof Hush B,rlin, SIR TAILOR. Nel
SON: Charles Mack, Grand Pass. am
o.. T.. Blackburn. OF Blackburn.
The Marshall republican., 1914-03-20

arr. ana tlrr. Sim Ms4lo 81 Nap
ton were sunday gueets "a Bey. W. ,.
Lusc.
Mrs. Earnest Hilton md Mrs. Jane
Teuwick OF Hornlon were shJppia;
in Blue Lick Friday a~fata.ncon.
The Marshall republican., 1914-03-20

Iias Narg Williams %. tho Ilam,
0 o!ChhorHoG .H h.r. the En'st OF her
'rothcr. Deputy collector p. %. VII
liams and family ot Iif Sor;n Allen.
The Marshall republican., 1914-03-20
wiLLMiNG.KIrCHEN.

ON Sunday evening promptly at
six O'Clock II very quiet wedding took
place az the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. q. Kitchen. when their daughter.
Borenicce Roberta became the vi @
OF Henry whining. only the immodi-
ate relatives and REV. \. T.. Rice were
present. The ceremony was perform.
cd by Rev. Chas. B. whining ol
Lawrence, kas., brother Of the groom.
Both the bride aud the groom are
well known In this community. hay-
Ing grown up here. and are held In
high esteem by all who know them.
We all join IN wishing them n long.
happy and prosperous welded life
They VIII spend II short time yislt,na
relatives in Northwest Missouri. ait
er which they expect TO be- at home IL
this neighbOrhoOd.
The Marshall republican., 1914-03-20

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NEW ]FRAyKiNORT

Mrs. y. T.. sydcnstrickcr Or quito
sl.i.
fr" Ciar. T.. WHINING cf IA .
.r.a.r. Es., o. g. ending q fow dag
i've, !. mo-oile.
Tav l!ry rt'ondf of Mr. llcnr,
L'nz viii DO glad TO lSaow that be- hu.
recovered sufficiently from his ~
nors TO be- out again. he was yisitlne
IN slater Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
L, s. NAVY TESTS WORLDS
MOST POWERFUL LAMP

New York, Aug. 1.-THE largest
electric lamp in the world IL being
tested in the New York Nav Yard.
For several weeks to come the beam
OF the great searchliEht will DO Wis
lille on the skies more than Toe miles
aRay. 1t is called the Beck search
light and was invented by TIe1reich
Beck, The German Government has
already placed several OF the lights
OIL it's coast and If the test; prove
satisfactory the lamps will De in
stalled on the coasts of the United
States.
Measured at two miles from the
lamp, f50,000,000 candle power IS
obtained with 44-inCh reflector.
The present 44-inch lamp in usc on
the battleships of the world gives
only 60,000,000 candle power. Such
p reflector hitched to Beck search
Eight gives 100000 eat dc
rover as against 10000 candlc
pGwC" new obtained.
The initial candle power of the
Eeck searchlight is 150,o0c. This is
multiplied 5000 times when reflect
cd. The Importance Of searcnlight
from three to six times as powerful
as any now in use, tc the army and
navy can be easily appreciated. The
latest torpedoes, for example, have a
speed which makes it difficult and
often impossible TO detect them. The
Eeck searchlight will make it pos
sible ito pick them up" with ease.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
NEW WHEAT GROWN
HAS FIVE PARENTS

London, Aug. IA new wheat
with five parents and inhcritins th1
virtues of each of them is Tin" latest
triumph of Professor Rowland Bif-
fer of Cambridge University. It Is
a peculiarly hardy Development.
growing from three to three and a
half feet in height, stClt OF straw
and also good for nillins, and IS es-
pccially adapted for the exposed Fer
country Tnis new wheat will be
Put on tho market neat year
There are several other wheats
and barlcys to Prof Biffon'B credit
az the Cambridge farm this year
One of these is a wheat crossed be
tween the Red Fife and the D!l Eng.
ligh wheat known as Browick. It is
an exceedingly heavy cropper ant
al excellent grain,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
DOGS SCRATCH OUT BODY
OF BABE IN CEMETERY AT
FREEBURG AND DEV0UR IT

A number of residents of Freeburg.
H., were astounded while visiting
cemetery at that place yesterday.
when they discovered a torn in
fant's dress and bits of bone and
flesh near a shallow grave. The in
cident was quickly reported to q
constable.
As soon as informed OF the grue-
some discovery the constable started
for the cemetery AMI commenced an
investigation. The information
given him was found to be true.
According to conditions. surround
ing the shallow grave and foot
Prints in the soft Grogbd showed
that dogs evidently had dug the cot
in from its grave and succeeded in
tearing off the coger OF same. The
dogs then dcvourel practically the
whole corpse of the ipfsnt
The sexton of the cemetery when
asked about it stated that he know
nothing concerning the affair aud
vas surprised to learh what had
been discovered. Tie records show
Cd that no burial permit had been
issued, -Bellcvillc Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
HOW one
WOMAN WON
der Health and Strength Back
Again by The Use Of Cardul.

Tampa, F1a.-In letter from this
city, Mrs. i. C. Corum writes: n was
all weakened and worn out with wo-
manly troubles. My husband brought
me some Cardui as tonic, and. from
the FIRST day, 1t seemed to help.
had almost lost my reason. but.
thanks to Cardui. I did not. Soon,
felt and looked like new woman. |
think the remedy Is wonderful.
recommend It to my friends, for have
received great benefit from It,"
Cardui acts specifically on the weak
ened womaDly organs, strengthening
the muscles and nerves, and building
them up TO health. .
1t helps to refresh the worn-out ner.
vous system and relieves the effects OF
overwork, both mental and physical.
Fifty years. successful use fully
prove the merit of this purely vese.
table. tonic remedy for women.
In every community. there live SONS
who have been benefited by Cardui.
The beneficial effects OF this tins
tested woman's remedy. soon show
themselves in many different ways.
Try it.
n B. Write TO: Ladies' Advisory Dspt.. Shssts-
eeosa MsdicIse Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Speed
instrtcttons. and 64-psge book. Home freshness
@s Weusn." saatin plain wrapref 90 Fassaat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
BERT" WILSON'S
IN DEMAND AS A
TRAFFIC EXPERT
Former Cairo Man Resigns Position
to Accept One at Toledo at
Il $500 a Year.

II. G.. Wilson of Kansas City. SON
in-law of L. II. Myers of this city,
and Familiarity known while resi-
cent of Cairo about twenty years
ago. as Bert Wilson has made himself
SO valuable TO the business mcI of
Kansas City that they offered him
q salary of $500 q year 10 remain
With them ar the CONNIE 'cial Clubs
expert traffic copmiss oner. Mr
Wilson had to kindly but firmly de-
cline for the reason that he had re-
ctived an Offer from the Commerce
Club of Toledo, Ohio. Of $500 a
year in the same capacity.
The Kansas City Times of recent
date has column writeup concern
ing, for the most part, the resign2-
tlon of Mr.. Wilson.
A paragraph in the Times says:
Both Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Swift had
declared that Mr.. Wilson's resigna-
ton and the abandonment OF his
policies would be detrimental to the
hest interests of the city. An hour
before the directors met In regular
session to discuss Mr., Wilson's resig-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
MOUND CITY

Flora Wehrcnbcrg entertained sew
Cral friends at the home Of her par
cnts, Sheriff and Mrs. Charles
Wehrcnberg on East Second street
yesterday afternoon. She celebrated
Ter sixth birthday anniversary. Her
iacther was assisted in serving b.
Misses Bcrnice Biggs AMI Lucille
Wehreuhcrg. Two contests resulted
, il. prizes being awarded to Joe Gro
zier and Doris Caster. Refreshments
OF leo cream, cake and frappe were
, served.
The guests were Vivian Koch.
I.eola and Travers Cannon. Gilbert
Triganza, Florita Kennedy, Evelyn
Eellcr, Louise Lutz, Mary and Ger
sldine Huckleberry, Henri Hoffman
Doris and Lyman Caster, Violet and
i William Seymour Sandoson, Marie
Blankenship, Catherine npbcn,
, George Montgomery. Fern Merton,
Curtis Ma'hiS. Marie Mills, Fred
| er'ck HcoG. Edna Miller, Carl Meyer,
Lorena Rice. Lily Read. Florence
and Madeline Sheerer of Mounds,
, Louise Southall. Helen Snyder. Ed
ward Parker of Valley Recluse, Her
bert Handley, Florence and James
| Flack, Herbert Koch, John Lloyd
| Curren, John Royce, Margaret and
| Robert Throgmorton, Averill Richcy,
| Louise Neadstine, Albert and Ray.
mond Murphy, Mary and Joe Gro
zier, Charles Estes and Lowrence
| Howard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
BULGARIAN TROOPS FORMING
TO REPLACE THE AUSTRIAN

Athens, (yia London J, Aug "A
telegram from Nsh, Sofvia, states
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
nation, the latter had wired his ac-

nation, the latter had wired his ac-
ceptance of the $500 a year posi-.
fion offered him at Toledo, Ohio. lie
took this action after long delibera-
ton and several conferences with
leading members OF the CONNER cial
Club, who were in sympathy with his
policy as chief of the local transpor.
tation bureau. Efforts were made 10
persuade Mr. Wilson not to accept
formally the Toledo offer until after
the directors meeting, but he re.
fused to delay his reply to the To-
ledo traffic bureau, members Of
which wired him yesterday urging
him to immediate action"
In Toledo Mr.. Wilson will be a,
the head of traffic bureau affiliated
with, but net the direct mana cement
OF, the Commerce Club of that city
THAT is the ideal arrangement
for the best results" said Mr.. VII.
son. II believe that traffic bureau
should have the backing of a COM
mercial organization, but in opera
ition, management and chief financial
support it should be independent.
Mr.. Wilson has advanced rapidly
In his line of work. In Cairo he W a.
for a while connected with tho Me
Four railroad. After leaving here
he has occupied responsible posi-
tions with other roads in the west,
always steadily advancing in posi-
ton and salary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08

army increase of 100000 men. in
accordance with the plans ,f Lord
Kitchener, the new Minister Of War,
shows that Great Britain is IT. dead
y earnest A call to arms, issued
by the War ffice last night says an
addition of 100000 men to the regl-
lar army is needed Immediately. and
that Lord Kitchener Is confident
his appeal viii at once BE- responded
to by all who have the safo...' OF our
empire at heart"
The term of service for the new
men is TO he three years, or until
the war is ended. The age ~f c.,list-
ment will he between 10 ana 10
The naval estimates provide for
&C, 900 additional officers and men.
which will make the aavy's strength
$4,000 men.
There is no Illusion in ENGLAND
that the war is certain to be ! swift
md decisive one. The people arc
steelcd for a long and exhaustinc
struggle.
Londoners had tho 6rst realization
IF war last night, when hundreds OF
ommuters, taking their trainc at
he Victoria station, were surprised
{ see 81 German prisoners guarded
" file of the West Kent Regiment
Hth fixed bayonets. The Germans
'rore naval rcscrvi>ts, who had been
AIKEN from their ships AMI made
7risoners of war.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
TWO YEARS OLD SON OF
MR.. AND MRS. HOLLAND
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

The two year old son Of MIR. and
Mrs, H. Holland of Future City, died
last night at 1880 o'clock OF pneu-
monia. Tho body will be taken this
morning 10 Di9wood, this county,
where intermcnt will be made. Y.
A. Burke has charge of the burial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08

The war fcFCr has permeated the
women of Germany as well as the
men. EronprinzcSs,n Cccclic, who
is ar honorary colonel OF Il regiment
in thu German army is here shown
at the lead of her regiment march
ing through che streets of Berlin.
The K'onprinzessin is ore of the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
CANADIAN CRUISER PUTS INTO
SAN FRANCISCO AND IS WARNED

San Francisco, Aug. THE
Canadian cruiser Rainbow put in
here today. Collector Davis ssut out
boarding officers to learn her inten-
tons. Under the neutrality laws she
can take on only sufficient coal to
rake another port.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08

most popular women of Germany.
IN the several rows the crown prince,
her In. band has had with the
Naiscr, she has stood with the man
she lnLna- -NAen Sic and the crown
prince road down Inter den Linden
Saturday night after the declaration
Of was against Russia she was
CheerC3 to the echo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08

Most Of the worlds knowledge II
based on newspapers You mus,
read them II you would know what
lie going on.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08
BRITAIN READY FOR LONG
AND EXHAUSTlNG CONFLICT

London, Aug. THE passage ~
war budget for s500.u00. OOr in
the House of Commons without dis
scnting voice, and the granting o; an
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-08

that bands of Bulgarian vonmtocs IS
ere forming along the southwest
frontier to replace the Austrian
troops which have been withdrawn
to the Russian line.
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3ampfer ,,Gmprek Of
9liia"
gon ben GnslGnScrn in cincn SIlfs.
freuser ningeluanSclt.

Can 6rontisco, GoI., II.
Septenlber. Ger nere Gnnnoiun.Naci.
nc 7anpier ,GmprcB Of 9liia" lit
Don Ser 6rttiiden Reaierunq ii6er.
nommen uno in eincn SiiIis,areu.
scr untaetpnnoelt lpuroen, 10 oaB er
IeBt I'M pajiiiiben O5ean aili Briier
,uuern fam. Cine 0iesbe5iiglid)a
ltad,ridl lit beute ourd, Den Boit0am.
pier .WandJuria" aus Dem Orient
gcbradlt poroen. Inter Oen Taiiagie.
rem, pcIhe nit Der yMarhuria" ein.
trafen, beiauo iid aud 9arDn g. Don
D2iiller, ber bisberige oIierreifiife
sSotitJaiter in SSapan. Der iiG nod Ell.
nige @ohen in 9lmerifd ouibaItcn
piro, ebc er Ole Seimreiie nah
Cci:erreith antritt. Gin ar6crer 9,ai.
iugier mar aapitGn i. Gromanns,
Sorfier ron Dem Sapog iSrahtSan'
pier ,Spepia" ser iih in @IaNiooItof
hciano, als ser aricg 5piihcn
Ieliti6lano uro 9tlIbIuno erflGrt
mllrOe. 1ie 9iuiien ergritfen ioiort
@eiiB pnn ieinem Shiff unb gaben
ibm cine Stunoe 3eit, oas 9anb 5u
nerlniien. piibrenO lie brci ieiner 81.
iiBiere oIs @eiaugene 3ltriifbieIten.
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- Gorl 9. 9bornton BON Wtloo-
letopn uno 6rduIein gliie Selisr BON
bier baben geItsrn ibre Gerlobuns be-
tannt gegeben.
- Mapor Sintel bat ben Stobt-
roth Iariftli6 dufseforoert, Die Wttt-
olieper pes 8eiunbbeitsrat6s abSu'
ieben. neil oisTelben iid peisertefl,
beitimmte Wpbnungen gu beiuden.
peI6e augebIi4 un9eIunbe aborte be-
iiBen.
SeiratbsT6eine: 9eniamin 8.
= asborne, 20, Ulartins 5errp, g.. uno
Clara Qipscomb, %, WliooIstopn;
Stanlsr UirB, "a, uno 8iola Scott,
25, beibe pon 9dmiItpR.
= RuTu Barter bat 9i[LorO Bar.
Ter. peI6en iie am l. Y&dr5 1913 bel.
ratbete, auf Sdeibulps oertldgt, neil
er lie in MiobIstopn i'm Sti6e lieb.
- Gmilip DopniIi bat Sbeo, Or.
nooib auf $500 S9abeneriaB oer-
flat, neil Der &eBtere iih petgerts,
feline @rocerp an ben &Idger gu pers
toufen, na9oem sr it9 tuntrattlt9
oaSu perpfli4tst bate.
- Der iugenOlide gilbert Dorm
berder pon Der Gong StraBe ging por.
oeiterr nit elmer nit S6rpt geIooenen
g}titole in Der RGbe BON 2inoenfpoIb
auf ole 8aubcnioab lmN ichoB iib gu.
fdlliQ cine 2aOuns S3rot nur6 bic
liute 6uno.
Sames Zeal rettte dnF bic
Sdetouugstluge ieiner Satin Glttd.
beth 1eal pon MtbDletopn cine Int'
mort elm, in pel9er er in gbreSe
IteQt, oab sr nit dnberen Srauen
umedns bate.
- 2nei BON Ocn fiini Soufretbo.
oen Der neuen Bride iiber ben Mlidmi
GFlub Don Der Stsb CUR Wtoin Strd-
Be Tinb fertiggeiteat.
- Dus bIbi6 eineeridtete geac
q. W1. 6. u. Seim an Gde Der Rorb
3peiten unb Wartet Strdbe itsbt iebt
Ssm pubIisnm aam Ssiut -offsM
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eiHe 4ntDort auf bic anfrage erpafte.
obpo6l es pa6rI6eirli6 lei, oab bee
Rei4stan3Ier, ebe er Die informele
grtldrung abgab, ieinen taiIerli4en
6erru telegrap5ii4 I'm Ratb befragt
bGtte.
Der prdiibent bat in 9e3ug auf bic
Depei6e ni6ts peiter get6an uno min
abpurten, O6 Don Dem gotf6after 9ez
rarb cine mebr formelle grtIGrung eiHa
trifft, bic bann ben perbiinbeten WlGfa
ten unterbreitet tperOen tDnnte. Mie
uerlautet, iinO lpeber Der britti4e NOD
Der fron50iiI6e 8oti6af.er, Die ii5
beiOs in @aIbington befinoeH, pom
setretGr 9r1an offi3ieG ooer unoffis
5ieG bon Der llntsrreoung 5piIten
benz beutiden Rei6stan5ler lrnb got'
! i6qfter @eraro DeritGnoigt poroen.
0eutI4lanbs SteQung lit cine iols
DE, bab es feline geOingungen fur els
men allsnfaQiigen 5riebensi4lub crit
bann geben tpirb, penn es BON ben
9lQiirten beitimmte 9oridplGge in ote<
| Ier Siuii6t er6alteH bat. Die grtlG.
rung, bab DeutI4IanO ben &rtes ni4t
gepoqt, iOnbern bub berielbe ibm auta
ee3pungen nurbe, iotpie Die Grtldz
rung, oaB ss einen ebrenben JrteoeH
pHniae, oede ii9 oOlIitGnotg nit ben
gemertungen, pel6e Sir GoporD
9rep legte @Ode oem 9otiaaftsr
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bat. Qlu9 sr iugte. bab @ngIano telz
men temporGren WuffenItiuitanb, ion@
bern einen permanenten 5rieoen baben
poue
(9ie GeI9i6te tIingt pte Elm ounlS
mer S8er5. - u. 3. Reo.)
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Gbe.GrIantxitid.ine.
(@rOoms epans. %. liaiamssopn.

|Grooms goans. %, DiQiams.orpu,
! aentudp.
lOlsa SsDs.r, 18. so3 Def 6. ctr.
(2lbam @eber IT,. 81, 1920 Spring
9rope Npe.
l8srnarbina 1inan, 80, 1929 bessl
l9eorse SadIon, 40, 9O4 Wounb ct
l2ola garIep, 80, 3112 9urnet aD
]Osear Coleman, 26. 113s Sordts,
I apeuue.
lSulia Ban Spts. 20, SsssI.
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4 Strabe.
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4Denus.
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Sdoen6urg Walbenbura. Elm pre.
mier 2eutnant bon ben Gar6ebu-
faren, unb Elm 8ruber Der aiiritin
Don Wieb.
Geuerdlmdior bon NielanO ipuroe
am 27. QluquIt qetobtet, pdhrsnO er
in elmer fransDii4en Stabt ieine gri'
oabe in einem Gtrubentampfe an.
fiibrte. Graf BON &ir66u6. Der &om.
manbant bes 10. ReierDe aorps
itarb am 8. September. Ra6bem er
t6btlia perDunbet iporbsn mar, ii6er'
aa6 er oas &ommanbo an ben 9ens'
raj pon Girem.
Die 8eriu6e nit Der 6eritel'
Sirbenberq in OFtpreuRsn 1T iopsit
pproef6ritten. boz Reaulaticnen mi
gesuu auf bic Ginfuhr pon SAla6t'
pisb aus auBldno fir bic oeutid'
@rmee erldfen fporben limb.
Die 9erfude, bic nit Der 6eritel'
luug elmer neuen Scrte BON grpt dus
Roaqenmebl, aarioffeln unb StGrt,
follen Elm ror3iiglidea ReIultut erSs
Zen bd6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
2lls ein Wdrbem
Gutpuppt iidl bic @adlrid,t bon Sem
llntergang oes Sampiers
,Grunprins @ilbelm".

0em sorf, II. September. 7ic
Nad)rid)t, baB Scr 9torboeutidc 2Iopo
Tompfer ,.aronpriit5 @iIbeIm" burd,
0en britiihen arell6er r2ancalter"
,lm Sinfen ecbraht lporben iei,
weIfe pon Dem 9ootier McGartbp
alii bem nortpegiidleu 6rabtbampfer
.Sermoo" bierbergebrad)t lporoen
uor, pllroe belite ais Gin M1r6ef CT.
fIdrt. Mc@artbp ertIGrte, oaB er Ole
9tahriht oon Dem Sootien rihols,
Ter geiteru Den areuscr in Der N6be
oes 9lmbroie Channel 2eltGttburms
beItiee, erfabren bate.
glihols, Der beute bier eintrai, sab
su, IcGartbg uno artSeren gerioneti