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Barton County democrat., 1914-02-27
MAIL CARRIERS MEET.

A meeting Of the rural mail carer
OF Pawnee and Barton counties was
held in this city On Monday of this
week and organizations Of the carrier
were formed for both counties which
will affiliate with the national org. nj.
zation, and 7th District Association
was also formed. H. A. Wilson, who
was instrumental IN getting up the
meeting here, was elected as
president Of the District and Barton
County Associations, and ]. B. Chap
man, OF this city was elected as Sec
retary. W. E. Hoener, Of Rozel, was
elected as president Of the Paw
nee county organization. and Joe PeIl
was elected as secretary and treas
reR Of the district association, and
also Of that Of his own county. The
carriers present at the meeting wer
]. B. Chapman, H. A. Wilson, C. B.
Gillis, H. ]. Soden, E. ]. Dodge and
Jesse ThOrmburg, Of Great Bend; C.
G. ShulL Of Hoisington; o. J. Barnes,
Of Elinwood; ]. o. Goatey. Of Paw
nee Rock; W. E. Horner and W. E.
Gibson, Of Rozel; ]. N Bell, D. A.
Guyman, H. Bell and Charles King,
Of Larned; and NJ. L. Edwards, of
Sterling. no
Barton County democrat., 1914-02-27

J. s. Winget, Of Albert, E. E. Ep-
person, W. E. Stoke and John Nc.
Mullen Of this place, and Frank Cas-
ey of Albert, were among the Barton
county contingent who were In To-
pska to attend the Annual Washing
tons Birthday Banquet. A number
Of the other Democrats Of the county
had intended going down Sunday
evening, but the storm caused them
to change their plans.
Barton County democrat., 1914-02-27
AN APPRECIATED GIFT.

A number Of the prominent MasOCs
Of this community and Of the sta.e
remembered Hon. E. C. Cole most
handsomely upon his retirement last
week from the office Of Grand Mas
ter Of the Grand Lodge Of MasOns Of
Kansas with a gift, while 0 great
monetary value will also be douOly
appreciated by Mr.. Cole for its IN
trinsic, worth. 1t was a jewel of a
Grand Master, is Of sold go d and on
of the most beautiful and elaborate
pieces of workmanship in the jewel
line which could be turned out by
the craft. Accompanying Il was a
elaborate book of presentation, con.
tanning the names Of the donors, to-
gether with many handsome Masonic
designs and emblems, the book beng
composed entirly Of pen work, not
a word Of printed matter appearing
in the volume. They are, gifts Of
which Mr.. Cole can well be proud,
and they show the very high esteem
in which he is so justly he'd by the
prominent men Of the order through.
out the entire state. The gifts were
an entire surprise to Mr.. CoIe, the
suggestion for the same beng made
by DR.. A. H. Connect Of this city,
aud was carried to a most successful
completion by the many friends OF
the Judge.
Barton County democrat., 1914-02-27

Hobart removed b Holden, NO.,
where hsSis now the editor Of "Pog-
ress. F" Mrs. Hebat mas lived here fol
the past nine years.
The funeral services q Mary Jane
HOBART win be held from Penwen's
chapel 10 o'slOck Tuesday morning.
DR.. A. S. Embfes will deliver a ser.
moa, to be foIlawed by the. Eastern
Star Services. Interueut will be
made in Topeka cemetery.-Topeka
JourNal February %.
Barton County democrat., 1914-02-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

"a marriage Moense Vas issued On
Tuesday. theo24h, to Claude Moor.
paES aged 2Sp of osego, Kansas, and
Miss Eaith Beia. aged 25, of thss city
On Wednesday license was issued
to Henry Fahreuhok4 aged "a, Of Ne
braska City, NebS and Miss Katatne
SOekeh, aged 20. Of ClafHn.
Barton County democrat., 1914-02-27

---
In being placed before ehe psOple
Of Kansas as 4 casdidate for the po-
siton. of. United States Se1atq, 1t
can Ae truly said that in his case It
was not a question Of seeking the Of.
flee, but d the office seeking the
man Although he had besa sfresE
talked Of as. a candidate for this nom
ination,, Mr.. Neeley came to Topeka
with his mind made uo to stay tn
the congressional nee, but so strong
pressure was brought to bear on fim
and the demands from every section
Of the state were so great that he
become the party candidate for Unit
ed States Senator, that he was fiR
ally indueeds to lend his name as a
candidate, feeling that in doing 80
he could be q still greater service
to the people Of this district and to
the people of the state at large than
in tie p0sitioA Of congressman. His
recGd as a amember Of the lower
house of congress has been Of such
high order as to win him warm
friends from al the parties all over
the country. and a record upon which
not che slightest criticism could be
made. He has voted and worked con
Ststently upon the SIDE Of right
against might saOnS severy question
which has come before Wngress. He
is yong, clean, 'capaSle and fearless,
and h Ais selection as their candi-
date for the nomination as United
States Senator, the Democrats have
a man Upon whom all factions can
harmoniously unite, whose nomination
will be a credit TO the party and
whose election In November would be
an al Of which all the voters Of the
state migAt well feel proud. and we
have no mas04 to doubt but such
viii be Che reset in the case. He has
been the most actiTe and influential
member Of congress ever sent from
the Big Seventh District. and as a
member Of the senate his infbence
for good wiz be greatly increased.
Barton County democrat., 1914-02-27
= STRUCK BY AN AUTO.
Mrs. Mary Hobart, Aged Lady, Died
From Her Injuries.

Mrs. Mary j. Hobart, 50 years old,
and a widow, was struck by am auto
, mobile Saturday night and killed. The
accident occurred at Sixth and Tyler
streets. The car was driven by Fran
els BOnebrake, 7O7 Harrison street,
and son of Frank Bonebrake of the
Merchants National Bank.
Mrs. Hobart was going from her
rooms, located at 6e4 West Sixth
street, to a meeting of the Eastern
Star, held at the Mas0nicotempae. The
BOuebrake. boy was going east on
Sixth street. Mre Hobart was waiting
for a street car at Tyler street. She
was standing almost i'm the center Of
= the car track, watching the approach
of a westb6und Melrose car. Mrs. h0
bart then walked backward a few
steps and turned as il to. go to the
curb. g
This confused the driver, who turn
ed the car sharply to the right. The
front Of the car struck the woman
and threw her to the pavement, her
head striking it. % (
BOnebrake stopped the ocar imme-
diateE and ram to the aid of Mrs. Ho
bart. There were only two other wit
Desses to the accident, Carl Hay, a
1O-year+Oh boy, and H. L. Harsh, of
s1s West Sixth street. A crowd sOon
collected and several calls were $ mt
to doctors.
The BOnebrake boy, after some de-
lay in reaching physicians over the
telephone, brought DR.. L. H. Munn y
a few minutes. They placed Mrs. Ho
bart in. the car and started for StoyJ
mont hospital. It was. discovered
that she had died befOre. they arTiv-
ed at the hospital.
F. M. Bonebrake, cashier of the
Merchants National Bank was called
and arrived on the scene a few min
utes after the accident He wired the
relatives Of the dead woman, C. La
Hobart, a. newspaper man Of Holden.
No., who arrived in Topeka last
night, and Mrs. Mary Altman, Of
Pueblo, Colo. a daughter -in1law.
Mrs. Hobart was born in Cambria
county, Pa, august 10, 1881. She was
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kern she married William Altman
Just prior to the Civil war. Two
children were born to this union,
Both are now deal.
Her first husband, Mr.. Altman, was
killed during the war. Mrs. Altman,
with determination that has always
marked her life, secured permission
from the Union general, searched the
battlefield and found her husband Is
body, which was taken home and bur,
led.
In 1869, she married Col. Thomas
Hobart, veteran of the war. Three
children were born and one Of them,
C. L. Hobart, still survives. Mrs. Ho-
bart lived with her son at Great Bend
and Newton for several years. Thir-
teen years ago they lived ion Topeka,
where G. L. Hobart was engaged in
the newspaper busiVess. In 1904 Mr..
Barton County democrat., 1914-02-27

dates who had announced, while all
had certain following, none Of them
enjoyed the great popularity over the
state that Mr.. Neeiey did, and Il was
absolutely necessary that for tbs
most important position great care
should be taken to select a man who
Is capable and able tn every way, and
who Is we'll known and populer Were
ever he is known. as is Congressman
Neeley.
It is needless for US to attempt to
tell the people of this county and
community anything about Geo. Neel
ey, for he Is the best known and
most popular man who has ever ived
h the 7th Kansas District. He was
first sent to Congress from tbs dis
trict In january, 1912, to fill the un.
expired term Of the late Congressmen
Ed Madison, and in tine regular elec-
tion OF 1913 was sent back to Con,
gress with am Overwhelming majority.
He enjoys the distinction Of being
the only Democrat who has ever rep
resented this district in congress, ana
likewise enjoys the distinction Of be-
ing not only one of the youngest mem
bers, but Of being one Of the most IN
fluential members of that great body.
His work, since becoming Q mem
Der Of congress, has been especially
brilliant and has been a source of
ing not only one of the youngest mem.
bers Of all political faiths from this
state. He has been given places Of
great trust on many Of the most i'm
portant committees of the House 20.
sitions Of such high honor and trust
that they have been striven Tor BY
many Il the men who have been
members of congress for many years,
but who were unable to secure them,
and he has always discharged al Of
the duties allotted 10 him in a mac
ner so able as to receive the appro-
baton, not only Of his many friends
here at home, but also Of Speaker
Champ Clark, VIM. J. Bryan and
President wilson himself.
He has been untfing inshis work
in behalf Of the people Of Kansas end
his constituency Of the 7th District
and BY them is impHcitely trusted.
He has been with the masses as
against the classes in every big ques.
ton which has cone up before con
gress since he has bsensa member,
and the unswerving stand for the
right which he has tal1ea on all I'm
pGtant issnes relative to the peo
pie q this great stste and nation hes
been such IS to lAHe not the slghA
est room Cor critieisA tom anyOne
He is a fighting CONGRESSMAN. such az
the people like. and when he Onpe
starts in on . piece Of work he neveE
stops until i = successfully cOupIet
ed
HiseFUrk Is a member Of the com
mittee which. was appointed to n.
|vestigata the mOdey trut is VeIl d
lustEaAve uOi his sbiliiy ana bis zeal
as a real representstive q tie pso
Barton County democrat., 1914-02-27

Mrs. A. Schwager Who has been
az the st. ROA hospital Cor a number
Of weeks sitter undergoing very se'
veDe operation. Is reported as esttins
along m fine shape and Is able to ~
up q part q the time now.
Barton County democrat., 1914-02-27

pie. While at the time Of his ap
pointment on this committee be was
one Il. the youngest members Of the
House both In point of years and Of
experience. yet his werks was Of such
high order and showed so conclusive
ly his knowledge of the need Of a
correction Of the evils resulting from
this trust and his ability to show a
remedy, that his work was most high.
ly compNmenteds by Speaker ChamI
Clark and the other leaders Of con
gress. Regarding the money rust
Mr.: Neebey said IN part in his To-
peka speech:
The present currency system was
the outgrowth Of the great Civil War
It was conceived in the nat5n's dis
tress and it was inevitable that great
evil should develop, demanding
prompt and effective treatment. Con
slant amendment has been necessary
to maintain a Somblance of prosper
ity, under conditions RAPIDLY becom.
ing worse. and 1t remained for US tc
investigate. these evils and check a
national plunderbund.
I'VE began at the bottom by inves
tlgating the money trust, and found
that three men in New York were tbs
absolute masters Of the Nations II
hancial and industrial life. That these
three men, through system Of IN
terlocking directorates, held 7e6 direC
torships in IS4 corporations, with to
tai resources in excess Of $25, 300,
100000, a sum more than nine times
larger than the wealth Of the great
state of Kansas; and constituting
more than onefifth q the tota
wealth Of the federal Upion itself.
I'VE found that these men doAinat
ed the New York clearing house with
average daily dearances of SO6 miifo
dollars; that the average dnily out
of-town clearmces Of tAis association
were approximately So mANon dol
lars, and that on this amount the as
sociation had levied a colloctiol
charge sufficient to modJee a dali
revenue Of s7S,5OO, or more thai
% 1-2 million dollars annually, ever.
dollar Of Which was fIleaed from ID
commerce Of the country In direct v
Olation of the law and that their in
fhence extended into the re
mote corners Of the country.
"The first thing done was to TAX
from these individuals the spower t
issue and circulate money and r tor
this power to the national govern
meut. We then took from them th'
management Of the Nations finance
by yesting this aGhority Of seven ap
pointed by and directly responsible Il
the President
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26

Oombof unb 9lpotbeter SO. 6. 2aS
lamp auf Der Strabe englii9 ipra4,
bab elm bDberer Sffisier auf uns Suz
trat unb uns in iebr t0fli6er Beiie
nod uniersn 9lusneispapieren frug.
Na9bem er Gtniitbt in uniere pdfIe
eenomnen unb ii4 bapon iiberSeugt
bate, baB mir Qlmerituner iparen,
mar er p0llig befrieoigt unb mir Dura
ben in teiner Weiie belditigt.
9luf unisrer ssabrt bpr6 ben GnsE
liiaen &anal puroen mir einmal ooT
einem engliihen &reu5er angebalteu,
aber i'm lle6risen perlief bic S5eun.
fabrt abfolut ereisniblos. 0as Saiff
ma natiirlif aepfropft uoa unb rsi
befanben fi6 aud eine 9lnsubl Gin4
cinnatier unter ben YafagiercH.
nGmli6 paitor Or. Saepb piIter.
6err cSoiepb gerninq nit 5amilie ioa
Die bic bsreits ertpGbnten Or. 6.
9ohmboff unb Qpotbeter %. 6. Ga.
lamp.
ptltor 9iiter uno meine @enisteit
reiiten iofort nad Cincinnati peiter,
pGbrenb bic anberen Serridaften oor-
laufia nod in Retp gort blieben.
Sffen unb ebrlih aeidgt, penn i1I
ni6t srau nno Sinber bier gebabt
bate, 10 p1re it Ielbit. obi6on ib
cmerifaniid)er 8iiraer bin, in meiner
Seimuth du6 nit ins Helb qesogen.
so mubte if Geinen gruber uno
meine aipei S6paqer ubmuri6ieren
ieben. tpGhreno i4 i'm glternbauie
suriidblieb."
SSn ieiucr Seimatb 9teidesborf in
Siebenbiirgern Fat Serr TaItor gse-
men5 in Der Stride, in Der er beretts
Dor Is SSabren ais Stllbent antiert
hattie, am 26. S5uli pieoer gepreoigt
ilno am Rahmittag oieies cages nor
Ser @emeinoe einen @ortrag iiber
glmerifo gebalten. sllid pabrelo Der
lleberfa6rt tpurbe nn perfIolienen
Sonntag elm @ottesoienit abgebaltert,
BEL pel6em Serr Taitor gemen5 bos
gingangsgebet iprad,, Dabreno Serr
gaitor Or. S. 8iitor Die Greoigt
bielt.
Sel6Itrcoenb berri6te i'm Bfarr.
balie Der Ct. Gaulus @emeinoe OBJ
ser SSieoerfebr bcs 8atten irno Sa-
ters geItern 9lbeno eitel 5reuoe uno
sSllbel.
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tpie bas Qlusbrehen einss groben
aluFes aug feinsn llfern. Sobdlo
bic gslgier iid in bag peri4an5ts las
ger BON qlntiperpen 3iiriidae5ossn bat
tslt iiberfdnemmtsn bic beutfdtn
aolonnsl has aanb, tpeittpdrts Bis
0bsnt mib iiibndrts Bis Wons.
Die Dsutfhen MAIDEN cine srobs
sylantenbelpeging. sic DerIufen. bic
bran3oien an Der Maas 5DiiHen ga.
inur unb DindfIt feit5ubaltenT tpdb.
reno bic Mrmesn tpeitlid) Don Der
Muas IN fiibIi9er Ri&tuns mdriai.
rem.
.gine 4rmee bebrobt Wlons nit Der
4biitt, DON bort aug iiber bic fran.
s6iiids @ren5e au seben unb sesen
Waubeuge unp galsneiennes bor5u.
ridden. Cine anbere 4rmee riidt auf
elmer qinis Dor, bic fid bon 9ournai,
Der 5auptitabt Der belgif6en PRO
'pina 5tnnegau, big gourtrai eritredt,
pelhe s}eituna bic Stabt 2ille bsdi.
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General Ypiuea Glaptpn
s IN alter BON 81 SaDren
gcitorben.

IS TT TEL o II IS u u
gcitorben.
SO aibington 9. g., %. aug.
General Boipea Glapton, Der be.
fannie Staatsmann, 9iplonat uno
Soloat, lit bier i'm sitter bon 81 Sab
rem geitorben.
glus getbel, BerniDlbanien, gebilr'
tig rnb gum gipil. .Sn9enieur ergo.
gen, fpanberte er i'm Sabre 1861 nab
aanias aug, no er iid Der llftions'
armee anidIob gr itieg big gum
8rigooegeneral enlpor. Nadl benz
ariege begab er ii6 nad slrfanIas,
ipo er @oupernerr bes Staates muir.
De. 3rei Sabre ipdter wirroe er
8rlnoesienator imo 1897 tDuroe er
bon Dem 9rGiiSenten Wc&inleD 5lm
Ser. ct. Geiantten in @erifo err
nannt, lpo er bis Biun Sabre 1908
blieb. gr 3og iid bann ins Bripat'
leben suriif. gr mar 40 Sabre lang
Mtitglieb oes republifaniiden gsatio-
nalfon1mittees.
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Temer.

- sSm bem SSurbreibsruum oer
2luIt unb Wi6oro 9rinter's Snt 60.
an Der Rep Strabe unb groaopdD
entitanb eeitern @urmittaa elm 6euer,
bas einen S9aben BON 5000 no9 i;9
5ps. Die 6eueripebr purbe burd ben
uutomatiiben Sprentler aur 8rdnos
itele gerufen, bod ipurbe beim Gina
treffen Der erften 2Didmannidaften
elm gllarm BON Dem Observation-Disclosures
glo. $50 obaeae6sn, bo es ben aniAein
bate. bah Der Brand tpeiter Inn ii9
aretfen lpiitoc.
Sin fdlIher Seueralarm tuuroe
aeitern Radmittua oou elmer unbe-
fannten Berfon BON SeuermeIeer Jlo.
367 an Der Sorrence Roab unb Co.
lumbin 9lpe abaegeben
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befannt ssgebsn. alIe 4nsetlasten
finb freigeIpro6en iporben.
Die Mntlasen lauteten anf Worb,
9obtf9las, granbitiftung unb Dieb>
itabl. 2eutnant a. 6. 2inberfelt mar
oes tbGtliden 4nsriffs auf ben in bem
&f Bel 2uelon umsetommenen
Strsiffiibrer Gouis Situs beiduloigt.
9ns ariessgeridt enti9ieb, odb Gtns
bsrfelt tpobl 9ifas nit einem 9epebr.
tolbsn iiber ben aopf sefdlasen babe,
uber bieier S&lag D6llis sere4tfsrtigt
mar.
gbs bic Wabriprii9e bes ariegse
geridts per6ffentli6t ipurben, iparen
iie pom @eneralaoiutunt SObn Ghaie
benz 9puperneur 6. M. gmmons 5ur
8eit6tiqung unterbreitet tporben.
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Japai.
Wilf es ni6t nit ben
Der. Staattn bsrbsr-
BEN.

1otio, Sapun, 25. 9tuguii. Die
Snternationale 3situnss 2sentur
BON bier srildrt auf bic .bSdits 4iito.
ritdt4 bin periifsrn 5u i5nn.n, bab
S1pan unter alien umitdnben isinsn
9ertrassbsriidsrungsn 2lmsrita ee.
seniiber trsu blsiben iinb duh fsin
CHINA ssgebenes @eriprshen bdlten
tperbe.
.Sapan ipirb aiauti6ou an gbinl
5uriidseben," beibt es 1T Der GrtlG.
rnna .pirb bic tsrritorielle Sniegri.
tat gbinas aufrsft srbdlten, ob nun
Iiins Sau nit Getpalt ssnommsn
trirb ober niht.
.Sapan iusib, bab es nit ber sr1bs
ten goriidt hanbsln muB, namsntltG
neil man in Der gan5sn WeIt bic BE.
.ipessriinbs ieiner 5anbluna mib5u.
peritebth fdsint."
3lrm Shlub beiBt es in Der GrfIi.
runs. bab es i'm SntersiIs Sapans iei,
in China nit Gnslanb unb ben Der.
Staatsn 5a foopsriren, unb es Der.
bsrbIi6 fir Sapan iein fpiirbs, penn
e Derfnhen ipiirbe, bem 6anbsl zines
Der btib.n 2dnbsr ettpas in ben Weg
3u leaen.
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teimbriitbe mmD 9isb Fdble.

Spbn 6ushes BON ylo. 1884
2inn Strube melbete Der poIisei, oab
ibm ein Reser aus Der 2ooentdiie ben
8etrae BON 60 Gents enttpenbete,
tpGbrsnb er iin in sinem Sinter5tm.
mer aufbielt.
Cine aolbene Damengbr fDtpie
cine Salstette trurbe aus Der Wobns
ina oes Gr. WilIiam $. peters, Ro.
1859 @ine Strobe, aeitobIsn. Der Be
itoblene be5eibnete Der pcIiSei cine
perfon, pelhe aIs Dieb tn @etradt
tommen fulIn.
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1tniaa.

= Cine leidte @erlebuna truo &c.
ftern Der 65 Sabre alte Milliam Maoe
bappn, pelder beim lleberi4reiten beg
6obrbammes on Der Q6ten Strabe
uub 9roabpob ppn einem 9luto ME-
Herssriiien purbe, als er binter eiuer
Gar portrat. @abe trua lei9te @er>
lebungen bapon, tpeihe i'm itGotiihen
Sfantenbaus perbunben paren.
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WoMb. Sleaie bDm Giib
Carolina
@iro nidt gunboe esiena-

GpIumbia @. g., 25. Gus.
9liiS ben bier su ipdter Mbenoitiuioe
eingelnuiencn WabIberiften 1T err
fihtlit, onB Der gumoesienator G.
3. Smith Die0erncminirt lit. Sein
Saiptgegenfanbibat mar Der @puper.|
.risiir Cole q. @Isnie.
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Die srfte Dsrluitliiis, oIe bon ben
belsii4en 9sb6rben per6ffsntIidt fpore
ben lit. entbdlt Die Namen BON 1000
bsIsilden 9obten. aonierpatipsn Mbs
i4dbunseii gtndB folIen bic Bslsier
irenisftens 10000 Wann an 1obien
rerlpren baben.
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8,ueites Corps

Hiuettes Ortp3
WiIf aanaba fir ben enro.
pdifden 8risg ins
Gelo itellen.
Dttapa, Sni., 20. 9usuit. -
Obihon bas erfte Grpebitionstorps
bon 10000 Wann nod niGt fompIsti
1T, TT man i6on baran, Elm 3peites
eIpeoitonstorp5 5itiammsnsiitsIlen.
Sn benz Eager in @alcartisr, bsi Qlies
Zee. befinben fih isbt ansebIid 10000
Jreifpillige, aus benen bas eriie 4orps
auiammenseiteIlt iperben pi-b, ip6bs
renb osr Rsft ben 9lnfang fit oas
5ipeite aorps bilosn ioa. Dos erite
acrps pirb anf 5ransporibampfern
etpa Wlitte Septsmber na4 Gnglanb
abseben. Gin Sbertpmmanbant fir
bic tanabiIhen Srnppen fpirb ni4t srs
nannt psroen. Iouoern bic 9uippeH
frerben abtbsilunsspeiie in .nslifde
Resimentsr einsereibt iperbsn.
Sap Srafafsar' ma9t
Sasb auf britifat
S4iffe
guenosMires, % .4uguit. =
9lns Woniepibeo miro 6isrber isegras
pbirt, bab Der beuiide Dampfsr Rap
1rafalsar" in LETTER Wadt jenen 5ae
fen perlaiien babe. 2fne 9idter iparen
ousseI0f9t. Der Dampfer III urmirt
unb man slaubt, bab er Die aufsabe
bat, frans0fiite uno sngIifde SGiffe
,Su. fapern.
Wean glaubt, bab bic bsutf9en
areu3er DRESDEN" rno Bremen" iih
in braiilianiihsn @eipdFern bsfinben,
ipie aud bic britifden areussr @ldss
soip uno WonmOutb.
Aud Sapan nno Oeiter.
reid i'm &riegs.
3uitano.
Qonbon 26. slugilit. Cine Ge.
peif)e alls @ien entbdlt Die Wlittbei.
lung, oat Die citerreidiide Hegieruns
am Tienitag oem iapaniiten Bot
idafter feline gGiie 5iigeiieIlt babe.
Ter oiterreid)iide 9otihaiter in 70.
flo lit abberiifen iporoen.
Der aaifer Wilbslm be.
iortrt feine S0bne.
9erlin, %. 9luguft. Der aaifer
Wilbelm BAT BEN aronprin5en
s5riebrt6 Milbsim unb benz 5er5os
4lbrsdt BON Iiirttsmbers bas Giier.
ne artus erIisr unb apsiter Slaife,
unb Isirem jiingften Sobns, prin5
Dsfar bas giferne areu5 aireitsr
atafe DsrIisben.
Trin3 Gstar maht ben ariss i'm
@arbssrsnabisr gfesiment mil.
Gin Sob fir bic bsutfden
Srupptn.
8afeI, S9ipsis. 20. 9lus. Bon
Qlugen5sussn tpirb beridtst, bab fpdb.
rsnb Der admpfe i'm Ober Gliab bic
i1fpar5.n sripp,n bsr iyran3oIsn:
1urfos, 3uapsn unb Genesambisr.
ipis bic Dilbtn sebauit unb bieStdbte
unb DSrfer Ilddlanben, Sagsborf.
aanbIss, grimmilab. SeitrsiItr unb
MorT4Deiler fdit gang 5sritSrt bot.
ten.
9erpunbste franS1flde GoIbatsn.
bic iiber bic @rsn5e bisrbergsbrdht
ipurbsn, iprshsn nit arobsr Y.nun.
bsruns bon Der 9apfsrtsit Der btut.
ideH Golbaisn. sic iassn, bab ben
Dsufihen anTdsinenb nidt bas gs.
ringfte an ibrem 2eben liess, ipenn
ts asIie. sinsn Sieg su trringen,
ftlbit iibtr cine erobs llebsrmodt. sic
feien 81 ieber permegsnen ybnt bsreit,
iuenn e gsIte, ibrer Gode gu biensn,
unb ipsnn lie befiegt, ober ssfungen
ipsrben, fiissn iis iid in itoiIdber
Meife IN bds llnbermsiblihs.
Der WDrmarih Der Otut.
f9fn.
aonbon 20. glusnIs. Cine De.
ptihe aus Wlons in @elsisn an ben
rDdiIb Stlsgrdpb- bef4reitt bic Ope.
rdtionsn Der Deut5@en ipie fDIgt:
rIr' 4 -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26

aonboM 20. alusnil. Cine De.
ptide aus Wlons in 9elsisn an ben
rDdiIb Sslssrdpb- bef5rsitt bic Ope.
rationsn Der DeutfGsn ipis fOIgt:
sNer Masusari9 Der Tsutf&sn mar