davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
The Fall Elections

~ VEGETATION hope part Republicans
in
the Democrats will retain control Of
legislative
Chief bringing The Re
pubn carefully tariff campaign The revenues
failing
in the competition the Democratic
policy, distress industries which was reelected IN
railroad and
Bang-came oppag al carriage and
from dependent American
place of imported goods after the exhaustion OF imported
stocks Furthermore opportunity other
than European by
Result nOnentay pause stimulus lines Of
business tariff financial
policies breaking short abroad and
await only the opening profitable
securities here exchange for gold The
disturbance financial and to
safeguarding stability
neey know mat 1oooooOo0 people
beigerent territory, 2ooOOOo soldiers
glnneing; fight be
system presidents
for his treasury many talk that
administrator un
have the effect Of consolidating administration
support purely local considerations
may
administration will Of puddle Of altar Of
The war even 50 far proved the scouting
Zppins faiu the arpne have done splendid scouting
you streets just observe the
these border useless
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

- 4 FTER reading Winchester
u Cooley's letter n The Herald
- Friday I read the trade ex-
cursion editorial and I wish to endorse
both unanimously" said E E NefE 7
viii do more than that for we intend
to send a member OF the rirm OF Seff-
stiles on any excursion that goes to
Mexico and we will subscribe as Hber-
ally as anyone for such an excursion.
That is the way to build up our busi-
ness relations with the Mexican people
and the sooner the excursion Is run the
more good It will do"
"'I would rzther shoe horses in Fl
Paso than own them and have to live
any longer away from old friends. 3"
said John Tucker. the old oregon street
blacksmith who has heard the call OF
home and returned TO FL Paso after
having tried TO live away from home
for seven years They simply don't
have big hearted fellows out there like
they do here I have always kept my
membership in the Elks. Knights OF
Pythias and the Woodmen and 1t sure
feels good 70 get back with home
folks"
It recently saw in the eastern pa
pers.' said James L Goodman. "a decla-
ration OF George G. Chamberlain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
IA Years Ago Today


P. A. Kelly has returned to Jarilla'
n NJ
Bert Roberts has returned from Las
Cruces
Albert L Wilcox has gone to New
York city.
A. J. King returned from Captain.
n n last night
s T Perry and wife and John Perry
and wife went 10 Cloudcroft today.
Frank Lynch, Of the G. H, has re-
turned from his vacation in New Or
leans
Mrs T. S. Austin and child. who spent
the summer in California, have returned
90 the city.
Train dispatcher Mcneil. Of the G.
r., has returned from Houston, accom-
panied by his wife
= B WEIGH returned today from the
Paris exposition He was greatly
pleased with Paris and London.
A P. Coles, DR.. Horsley J. R. Harper
and judge Wilcox went down the river
e few miles today on a hunting trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

All the warning powers who seem so
eager for the good opinion Of the
United States ought TO be told that the
quickest way to get it is TO stop fight
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
superIatIve Strategy.

The car evidently believes that
when the invaders see "Petrosrad' on
the sign at the railroad station they'll
20 right on through on their quest for
St Petersburg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

LAYING a tax on soft drinks may
make them so difficult to get that their
use may become a regular habit with
the youth Of the land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

TE4IRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.
WASH
c. n New Yok
towner
c A L P
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
Retter Than Nothing.

The St Louis policeman who missed
a burglar, but shot himself. had a good
sporting determination, not to come
home empty handed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
Every Little Helps.

Since the prohibitiOnists have begun
making overtures to the colonel. we
see. for the first time, the utility OF
that Michigan libel suit year OF two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

That specialized duck discovered IN
Alaska apparently had got a notion into
his head that it was the goggles worn
by aviators that made them fly so fast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
More Truth Than Poetry
nv JAMES }. MONTAGUE


Adirondack and Maine guides GER
tainI- deserve a special chapter in AIr.
Seton ThompsOn's Lives Of the
Hunted"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

# prisoners are really being taken in
10000 punches the soldiers OF the
armies will soon have 10 quit fighting
and 90 on the job as jailers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

4 place little faith in the reports OF
a counter revolution in Mexico being
started by members OF the old regimes
said Jose Maria Lujan. minister OF
foreign relations in the cabinet OF
Francisco CarbajaL "I feel confident
that no trouble may be feared from
that end Understand me this is sim
ply my private opinion I am in no
way connected with either side and
wish to have no such affiliations.
base my opinion on the fact that an
sides. ConstituuOnalists. federals. and
all others are weary OF revolution The
continual strife has wrecked the pros
perity OF the republic II the present
government can bring about peace they
viii receive the praise Of every Next
can"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
The Emigrant
BY GEORGE FITCH.
Author Of at Good Old siwash.5

Europe. but he does not go in the
steerage- He parades the first class
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

This war news is taking the front
pages OF the papers. but politics will
soon be crowdinE some OF IL onto the
middle pages" said F. c. C-utcher. IN
the east, politics IS again making itself
rel- The entrance Of Roosevelt into
the race Will mean plenty OF excitement
and this. together with a natural wan
ing Of interest in the European strug-
gle, viii allow the coming campaigns
TO get plenty OF publicity"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19
"NUBBMS'' BY Cobb

Newy Political Exclusively The El PasO Herald
ZACH LAMAR COBB
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

Mexico has almost dropped out OF
sight in the big eastern papers" said
Roy Grant who has recently returned
from an eastern trip. Mexican news is
given only the most limited space. a
paragraph with the smallest kind OF a
head. and I doubt If many people read
even that The European war is the all
absorbing topic in the east and the only
thing TO which the papers give much
attention"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
NO GOOD CAUSE SHALL
A CHAMPION NOT THRIVE UNoPPoSED
Herald for
A Mardns NewsE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

TO appreciate and understand good
music the selection must he heard over
and over again. until the hearer is
thoroughly familiar with IT," said Miss
Virginia Bean. 1T is because Of this
that the phOnoEraph is such a big help
in the cultivation or a better public
taste for good music Grand opera
selections sung by the best OF the
operate stars. or instrumental solos
performed by the best artists OF the
country on the phonograph are within
reach of almost everyone. no matter
in what remote part OF the country rhevs
may live Before the invention OF this
wonderful machine these musical
works could only be heard By the resi-
dents OF the larger cities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

Many inquiries are being received
from eastern and northern farmers
about lands in the valleys OF the Rio
Grande." said George P lie Baron. I'VE
expect 10 secure several colonies for
the valley before the Elephant Butte
dam Is completed The European war
OF German-American farmers TO this
section The chamber OF commerce IS
still in communication with the Catho-
lie Colonization association OF CHICAGO
and representatives OF this association
are expected TO visit the Rio Grande
valleys next spring We hope 10 in
terest colony TO come here some time
next summer. During the past several
weeks there have been a number OF
eastern farmers visiting the valley 70
inspect the lands"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

observe the
move out roadway
for traffic pretty parkways?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

w THEN the great transatlantic
NJ liner sails from Its European
port for America. the emf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

proved the aircraft except for Oun
fai the apanes have done splendid scur
work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

chairman OF the senate committee on
naval affairs. in where he states that
the United States could raise 1000. 900
men on the first call in case OF war 1T
seems 70 me that If necessary the United
States could put at least 10. 900, 600 men
in the field. within one month Our
powerful navy surpasses any big
mobilization OF land forces to defend
the country. II foreign force was
TO land on these shores. its a certainty
that they would not stay long as the
United States is too big and thickly
settled along the seacoast for any
enemy to attempt 10 land"
-
IF reports are true, I cannot see how
the Germans have stood Up against the
allied forces so long" said A. S. SAL
man The allies now have $50. 900 more
men in the field than Germany. and the
kaiser is still holding his own The
Germans around Paris are estimated al
$4,000. while the allies are said 70 have
more than 1000 600 men in action. I
believe that the Belgians are concen-
tratinE for a big blow 10 the German
lines OF communication It is also re-
ported that great numbers OF Russians
have come around by way OF Gibraltar.
and entered Antwerp and Ostend. for
the purpose OF cutting the German
communicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

It recently saw in the eastern pa
pers." said James l. Goodman. "a decla-
ration OF George G. Chamberlain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

TRTIO6 TO SQOAeE
YOuRSEEF OF DtG
PHONE AFTER DAG VJtPF
CAV SIT HoU M ATRAP
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY

unb auBerte, bal baFel6e ii1 fir Den
feuIicbsn 9enerdIitub bereits DON I'M.
bsrs4enbarem RuBen srrpisisn babe
2tbauer 9a6e g OAR
miisel. Nit eigenem Sntereiie
mag man ieBr, nad Dem 9ombaroe.
ment oes ruiitideu ariegsbaien5 81.
bau, einen Saoeberi6t aus oieier
Seeitaot leien, Der ii6 in elmer Der
Iesten gtummetn 0es st. BeterSbur.
ger Serol0" pnoet. 9us Deutih .rui.
liife 9latt er3ablt pon &aHpien gang
beionoerer glrt, uanllid) bon S6ar-
niiBeln, Die in Dem gllt.&ibaIlGeH
Jrauenireibaoe 5piiden Den 6rauen
lnlo eIilieen ans Dem WGunerIreiba0e
5u tbnen berilbcrgeifDommencrhSur.
ihen itattianOcn. Gos erlte 8eieht
0leier 9Irt, am "a. SUM- uerIief fiir
Die nit gaocDnnotiihern ausgeriiite.
ten Srauen 'icgrei6. PIN %. uno
26. mieoerboItcn ii1 Die Sample Der
6rullen nit 0Cn Burden, Ole vieoer
IN groBerer 2In3abI III oas 9ao ein.
5uorIngen periu6ten, aber itetS iieg-
reid 5uriltgei1Iagen wurOen. glm
y. Slni ipllr0e Oas 6rauen6a0 bonn
lRGnnerireiba0 aus bon 5abIreiden
6ooItganen furnIlif geitiirmt, jeoo6
and oieies Mal puroen Die SIugreiier
pom ben nit ariitteln belpafineten
5rauen gIiidIifJ nit. bIuten0en So.
pieu 5ltriidgelGlagen. SSn 0ieien
Stdnpien pur0e and einc Sauptfdm.
pierin nit einem Spfi6Iage ibper
perleBt. 9lm San6tag UeriEGteu
etrpa - 8urldlen aus oem gteu.Si.
halifen 0tGnuerbaOe in baS 0ortige
6rmlenbao ein5uoringen. gInfangs
!pebrten 'ih SIC 6rauen nit gabetiI-
teru redt erfoIgreiG gegen oie Gin
briugIinge. ga es n6thber cinigen
@uriden oenilGh gelitngen mar, Die
Gerfbei0igiInqstette Der 1Sraren 5u
iprengen, mn "a lie eroben llnfllg 5u
tretben begannerl, traten Die itbrieen
MANNER ans Dem lfdrmerfreibaoe
gum S6uee Der iSraueu aui uno
ihidteu Die eingd0rtngenen Burden
nit bIlltigen Nopieu beim. 5citoenI
baNeu Die 5Sraueltin 9ibuu uHter Bo,
li3eiidnie. giniqe Gage Iputer Der.
iu6ter 9uduuittogs I'M 3nei llbr
iuie0ermu eiluge frehe Burden in
-oas SSrauenbaO eill5ltoringen Inter
Der @liGt oeS 2lngriffS Der in Der
@ohI Der SampfesniitteI ni6t mdble-
ridden iungen 2elte muroen Die
Fraueu ltoh heftiger @eaenlDebr.
Sdritt fijr S6ritt 5luiidtpeiheno,
gum 8erlaiien 0es WeereS genotbigt.
Grit BoIiSeifonmanoos 5u 5uB uno
All 9foB fonntcn oas SroieubaA oon
BEN einseorunaener Spoligunen tpie.
Der iduberrt llno inter NoIiaeiiduB
fpnnte peiter aebdbet iperbeg. I'm bier
llbr besfelben Nabmittags bemertten
bic Jrausu i'm Srsibaos bier ettpa ID.
iasriss iuHgt 1SS9sn, Die saa Raus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12

ben 506en bon genane auf uniere
9ruppen ftieb. sos fie fpiebsr in iiibli>
der Ridtuug ab.
Die Operatiouen unierer 5elbarz
NEE gsgsn bic beutf6en Sruppen,
bic p0r 2lntperpen liegen, purosn
udbrenb bes 5dses nit grfols fortsez
febt. llniere armee riidte forttpdbs
renb Dor unb bra6te ben 9eutiden
bsbeutenOe @srluite BEL.
Rod elm Meininger sc.
fallen.
aonbon, II. Sept. Cine De.
pside aus Meiningen, Oia 2tmitsr.
oam, fagt, bab Der aaiier WiIbelm
peri6nli6 ben Ser3og DON Sa6ien-
Meiningsn bon benz 5ooe Deg prins
aeu grnIt ppn Su6ieu Weiningen
bena6ri6tiat babe. Der Bring nurbe
nit ntitdriifm Gbren in Waubeuge
bserbigt, no er pertpunoet puroe unO
ipdter Itarb. Gr mar Elm Sobu Oes
prin5en Jrisbrid bon Sadien.Wei.
ninasn. Der am %. QuguIt Our ga.
mur g.t6btet purbe. Der prind mar
srft 19 Sabre aft.
pr3empsl ni4t belagert.
Rotterbam II. Sept, Dia
aOnbOn. sSn elmer offi3isleu beut.
i6en OepeI6s. bic bier OsrOffentli9.
tpuroe, Dirb in Qbreoe geIteGt, bag
bic Rufsn 6si 2em6erg Oisle Gefans
gene ssma6t baben, bob bic S5sftung
pr3embsl Don ben Ruiien umSingelt
lei unb baB ruiiii9e 5ruppen aui
aratau 5umari6irter.
Ybantafien zines Sci.
tunss aorrsfpOnben.
ten.
2onbon, 12. Sept. Dem ,DailD
gbronicle" nirb aug 8bent telsara.
pbirt,: Der beuil6en Qrmee Is1lt es
an 2ebensmittsln. Gbent mar niat
i'm Stdnbe, bic 2ebensmittsl gu liez
fern, bic BON ben OsutIten DsrIanst
iporben iinb. Die 9eutiten marI9i.
rem iebt 10000 Biz 10000 Mann
Hart gesen GOurterai in Dsit CLAN.
bern.
.guseniheinlid ertpartsn bic 0eut.
i9en, bab iis BAG, mas iis bier ni6t
erbalten fonnten, in ser @egeno BON
Suosnarbe 6etommen, po bic grnte
ungetD0bnIi4 gut seDsien lit.
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Salaat in Der &uft.

Berlin, (ifer SaaO. 8. Sept
Ter Saiiptaftsur in Der eriter
ipirtIiaen .S9ldtt in Der 9uit"
Seraeant 0ernsr pom oeutiden 2uft,
ibifieriorps, her uIs 2otie fir 2eut
RON Soeibien bei oeiTeu Nlng ii6er pa
ris iuusirte. bat mir cine bemertens'
ipertbe @eIhi6te iibsr Iein GrlebniB
er3d1It, bic allies, nag bic pbantdiie
erltnneu tann, nett in ben Sdatien
itellt.
Bon einem m16tisen britiiden
3peibsder unb einsm 80 Rsilen Die
Stun6s flissenosn 9Ieriob angegrifs
fen. enttam Merner nur bur6 cine
sIiidlihe 0ertsttuna BON llmitdnben,
Bic IS ibm erm6alihten. su Den beut.
iden Sruppen suriid5utebren.
Die Wdnner, ipelhs bic reierpirtsn
cite I'm arisasibsatsr time bobsn.
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Q pfertapitGn megen
ReutraIitat8oerles.
IN u narii ifiaGt
I'm 9 er hfiel 1t.


San 5ranciSco, II. Sebt
aapitau grioget pom Oampier rRid).
monb" Der Staloar6 Oil Gonlpanp,
Der Die amerifanif6e JIagge fiibrt,
lpur6e BON Rear Ioiniral Charles y.
gon6, Sem 4unrntanoeur Oes 12. Ser.
Staaten Rarineoiiiritts pegen an'
gebIiter RelrtralitdtsperIeeung &c.
riiffelt, ols Der 9urnpier bier EN-
traf. 8ie Rear gomiral gono an
Jreitag befannt gab, Dur6e bon Der
Der. Staaten Sirfenitation in Gape
glanco aul "a. gluguit Der folgenoe
8untenbepeihenpediel 5luiiden SEA.
tim Bridget uno anpitGn SaDparb
DOM 3ampfer raeune6ee" Der Stan'
barb Oil Co., Der Die eneliihe 6Iagge
iiibrt, auigefangen:
aapitdn Bridget oepei6irte an
aapitGn Sapiparo: y@ie melt iino
Sic bonn GoIumbim 8iper? Saber
sic ireenbfpeIfe g}el,igfeiten sebort ?
arieg III apiifen 0euti6Ian6, Gng.
Iano, 5ranfreit lno TuBlauo ausse,
brohen. SD CLAUDE aiid, boB SSapan
geitern Gcutihlono BEN arieg ertIdrt
bat. SDei beutite &reu5er beiinoen
lih DOR Snn Sranciseo.
Sfapitdn Sapnaros glut1port pur6e
27 DiiHiiten ipdter auigefangen. sic
lautete: .Ianfe iiir Die Rafritt.
geiinbc mid geraoe Dor benz Goluul.
bian Rirer."
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auS(ano ! uslsgrap@.
Npia
Mpia
TieI ben Gnnldnoern o1n, ed,usr.
itreid in bic Sanbs.
Ssntidsr TmnteHtelesrapbiit ldht iidj
bun ben 6ngldnoern niGt
beiieten.

8 no!uIu, IL Sept. = Der
0ampfsr .9entura" Ger Scsanic
S'sdmfbip Co., Der am 5reitaa bier
siniraf, bra6te aunbe ii6tr oi. GIN
5elbeitsn Der gsisbuna BON Spula am
~. Nneuit burd 1900 Wtdnn enalis
iter 5ru2pen aus Gea Sselano. Die
gslsbnHs eriOlsis. o5ne oab MIR Elm
stn5iger S4ab absegebsn porbsn
ipdra
4pid, bic Sauptftabt Der bsutIaen
Seiibunsen, Iisgt auf be, Snisl llpoIu
uHo 9ourrnsur S9uls iopis buns
bert Regierungsbedmie purbsu Sll
9riessgefGlgenen gelnabt uno iind
ben s5iSidi SnislH sebrdAt. a1e Rss
dlstuHgsgeIbsr ioDie ale 9eloer, bic
prioatsiseutbum ipareH, befanben iib,
nIs bic eusIdnoer mad Der 5nisI fas
men, bersi.s In Siterbsit. Sic pas
rsn mad pGgo gaso aHi amsritanis
id'es Bebiet III Sanoa geidaiii
ipDrben.
iSrebsrid 6sins, Der S5antenielegra.
phtit. iDeiserie lih ben Sngldneern gu
pertathsn, ipp er oeu Applrat fir
6rnhtIcie 3eiegropbie peritsdt bate,
cbi9on ibm fir jsinsn @errai6 $10,s
600 ansebotsn purben. Die Citation
fir orabtloie 5elearapGie mar iofort
mad Der erfOleten aris9sertIdrung
abletaielt ncrben.
Die 5ruppen bon Neu Seelanb ma.
Ien duf ben 9dmpfern .Sa6iti" unb
~Willo6re- Der Union SteamIbip So.
trdnsportirt iporbtn unb bieie 0dms
pier ipnrben ben Sen Greussrn 9lu.
itralia unb Champion, Sem S6la6ts
idiif 9amperSoipn unb aipsi 5orps.
DobopicH csfortitt.
Die .Bentura" brahte aud bic
glo&ridi, bnb Elm iapaniiher arsus
5er iif in Der Ru6bdrI9afi bon
gIago pago aufbdlt, augsnT6inliA
@usidau na6 bem beuti6en are,issr
.Niirnftrs" balteub.
Nah benz lebisn Genius bate bic
stniel llplu 1892 Ginipobn.r, bas
runter 80 Weibe. Der SdsiitIiels
lsr RObert aouis StepenTon ift in
9ailima gsitorten uHo aud bort Be-
gra6en.
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ShiHsHsarihtex.

q ep . o ri, 2tnsefoTmen: Yslu,
ionin", .ereole", pgIncona"
9iperpool. Angetommen: -
.,sloriatic .5raIttonia".
Bergen. 9Insetommen: rarI
itianiafjorb4.
aiperpooI. 2tbsefaGren: -
nGretie"
9seapeI. g(5geiabren: .Ganopic"
Gopenbagen sltgefonmen
> yllniteb States"
@i6raItar. 9lugefommen: -
yEbemiitocles"
Greenod. slngctommeu: .Wongo.
liam.
luecnstopu. 9lbeefabren: -
Baltic.
Gue5ee. gIngetommen: ~8irgi'
uian~.
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Ianse bic @euf66eit Die ge'
Icsc her GSeTurbbett hbertrti. beoGri tie sIr5'
ncter sur 9l6mcHbuno ber Solpen Die Sern'
barbiuer n{oHde oeritarnen Nd oui Ur3rels
sflaHleH sic turtforibter ote Dlora inter
gerdboiber nuh eiHem 9lntreinisunosmiiiel.
r., nuteu. 6ak uir Srunfheiieu du berttiteii,
mas beNer IN uls nW al bctlen. bic Gueue ncrs
felben. bus unretue ghit gelduiert ipereeH
1lub mo Su NIT st 0cruarb arnnterptltu
sleier 8iued ariiuelid erreicb; ipiro 70 babeH
ft icnp llibude Den bnueruoen Dnni Der
glcnitbeit crprrben glbrefttre Y. Werliueoier
S 90 Bpr 1916 gefu gori Gttn nm tpStrnirtt
cine 4yrobe su beIommeu Die Il Bernnro
prdiiier- Riucr itfrb IN allen glpotbeien an boz
ben greiS 20 Genis
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llmsefebrt
mar ts nit ben so @e
f4iiBen unS 200O Ges
.fdndeneH.

! - - % - sf~
2onbon, II. Sept. 5n cine
Sepsihs, bic friib am Mors.n ben
Central gfetps Bureau ppn qmiisr
BAN 8using. bisb ss, Sub 9.nsra
BON Stein in einsr offiaielten grilG
rung in Berlin 5uasseben babe, bdi
in ben aGmpfen 6itIi6 DON paris BIZ
YsrbiinSstsn 80 Gsitiiss srobert uni
mebrsre 5auisnb 9sutIde gu Gsfan
ssHen eemaht bdtten.
gs Itellt iid nun beraus, bab iid
bel Der lle6srmitieluHs bsr Gspeid,
Elm SebIsr einssidlihen be-. unb Del
g.mitsrbamer aorreippnoent Der Gen
iral Rens tslssrapbirt, bab Die ~
pei4e folsenoermaBen louten iouis:
.Ceitlid Don paris. jenisits bel
MGrHe. fpurbe Der ertrems re6t.
0liissl Der Ssuti6sn BON elmer far,
isn Dor paris .ommenben glrms. an.
gssriffsn. Rad bsfiigenaGmpfsn amt
iten Weaur uHo Won.mirail i6luser
bi. DeuiifeH ben 5einb nitt nur 5u,
rid, ionberH lie ginsen aud gum Nm
griff iiber, 3ogen ii9 aber Surid, ala
Il. bic Rahritt BON bem Ssrantom.
men farlsr fsinbli6sr aolonnsn er,
bislien. Sic purben DON oem ieinbs
niat psrfolsi. Die 0eutit5tn erobsr.
len 90 g.iGiiBs unb ma@tsn mebrers
5aaisnb 9efanssns.
plane Der frau35fif4ea
So5iaIiiten.
9prbeaur, II. Sept. - Die
TOaidIiitiffen MitgIisDer Der 1spufirs
tsn!ammsr BADEN bsf6loFen, bic Rs.
eierung um bic grluubnib an5uasbsn,
bab e. ben Fran3SiiIaen So3idIiIteu
stiiatist rpsrbs, bur9 bic i9pei3er 70.
Sialiitii4e yartsi cine aijie Der tn
2sutihlanb bsfinblidsn fran50iiI9sn
s. .isgsSsiangsneH 5u erldngen. 9as
fiji: fpoQtn bic franSoiiIten Sp3iaIi.
fen bauu ben Iapsi5sr gartsigsnoIisn
t'~s gilts Der bsiiiihen ariegssdansss
nen in 6rantreid li.iern.
Die fran55iii6sn SpjioliItsn buben
in siDsr ON Grsiiag iidttsehabteH
@trIammlung befhIOii.n. bic Rsuiss
rnng aufsufprbsrH, oab iie on ibre
9srtreier i'm auslanbe bic WeiiuHs
isnbe. bic n5ibis.n Sdritte Su ersreis
isn un fiir s5rantrsia ben Sanoel 3ll
iifsrn. Der iid Dor 2lusbruh bes
arissss in beuti6en Sdnbsn bsfanb.
2ruppsnsns in g lib afri.
Ia perunsIiidt.
2onbon, IL. Stpt. Ginsr De.
peTds aus aapItabt sufolee III Elm
D.iliidr5ua nit 600 GOlhatsn an
gorb, Die surGinfdiffuns mad euro.
pa mad Der Aiifts unterpess naren.
dn elmer i&arfen aurpe i'm Scr Ripsr
9bal, in Der aapiolonis. ptrilHsliidt.
Tie aotomotip. unb sebn Wassons
fielsn cine 90 Gub bobt 10i4uns
hinab, nnb "a tpurbsn babel 13 Wann
esisssss aub 20 i4nss rssktt. +.
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3n pcrfnnfen - grnnbciscnt6nm.


abtfuuutlte--S2 per isub uno .mebr, 81
boar ultS soc bic 9audbe letue Btufen, tetre
gtclerll iitr sruei Sabre. hediicnl ~ 5lpet 9dr'
linten &c iEaOrt leiie Sbnen @elo. I'M 2bt
eipenes Setm 5l buuenL ipeHtger als Dusios
Greidp. lz'lS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12

unO auBerte, bal baFel6e iia fir ben
fsuIiben 9enerdIitab bereits pon I'M.
bere4enbarem RuBen srIpisisn babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12

NIT aroben gerluften auriidseidIa.
gen iporben.
Die RuFen bdben Die befeitisten
Gtellunsen bon Opole unb Sour6ine
in RuFiid poien erftirmt unb ben
s5einb 25 Uleilen peit Derfolgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12
ten uno 9auo pebrs
m an sl1trdu te.

Die cine, bic Elm Ra4bar trDftsn
piQ. antpprtet: .60r EN- is mi sOr
ni6t bang, Ae IIstt fit bor4, aber mi
iammern an be WinIteu, be be mans
be Singer triegt. be IIeit is al gift IN
@ruus IN Wluus."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12

iteiat as an 9lianuit, thbue Dlnbnusftht.
itn5ner alter malb bte staht NIB Ghen nnrf
tiberbIideue. 50 per glrb bnaI iGnteg jk,
ioitste lber. s26 .. guS gt9sntbitntsr vaTi nfI
GsIS. gtHas. iAi cM's ets' MA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12

qeunebb Setebts-Gret gepdhlie 4ots
iibria' SOS Alailer. 5eusr. GemeHtpeae, &c
Sabtf str siuSl: 81 bnar. ioiieten Hie fpe'
iftaer uIs $40. BerR &ie nncr elmer pot eis
mem Seim ausih1ueu. 10 IN bies eine teltsne
Welepenbeit. GreinD. l2,lS'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-30

c. W. EGGART. City Clerk.
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