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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
@eimefes atiessfrenoeu.

4us Dem WeiterpaIb tpirb aes
f4rieben: Sc TIT seraoe 70, als OBJ er
piiBte, Der alte Gpibbube Retnete,
baB ibm bas Rauben unb @aunern
seSenpdrtis 70 Iei9t uno sefabrlos
semaat TT. $40 er fonit bel Der aus.
i6uns ieines unebIen @enerbes mad
8risantenart bic allergrSbte 0orii1t
tpaIten uno al feline ibm erbli1
iibertommenen RGnte IN S1Iaubeit
fbielen laBt. 3eiSt er fi@ beuer III
elmer ftaunensperten unbefansenbeit.
Sang sesen feline Gepobnbeit tommt
Ct iebt bdufis on, beIIen Itdten Sage
aus ieinen SdlupfpinteIn tn oes
Walbes tiefiten @riinoen berpor, nm
nit BEN pfiffisiten Sei@t burd oie
DOrfer gu ftol3ieren ln6 bort eas
abnunssloie Doll Der Siibner uno
Der Gdnie nit ieiner aaau plSbIiden
antpeienbeit gu iberraf&en. aIs Oh
es es tpibte, Der liitise Bruoer Rots
rod, bab bic SGser NIT benz S4ieBs
setpebr fernob tpeiIen unb in GeftIs
ben piirf9en miiTen, hoo oas Graueu
berri1t, Dos feinen Gebnnten an beis
matli9s Gu9siasoen 6ulbet. gu
Dubenbsn bolt Ct fi4 baber. unbes
timmert nm Sag unb Stunoe, ses
fieoerte 9eute bon ben SSfen, 70 Bob
Ct es ausenbIidlid pahrli1 niHt NOS
tis bat, ettua einem t0ri&ten Raben
nah5uiriiren, ibm bur1 fdmeidIeri'
ihe Rebensarten Elm Gtiid9en aGfe
obfpenitis 5u maiden ooer gar fid
nm bo9bdnsenbe Srauben gu bemii'
ben, bic iiberbies betanntli9 itets
iauer 5inb. Nieman6 1T 10 fehr trs
tldrter 5reunb bon arieg iino
2riesssefdrei tpie bic Samilie Reines
te. ginaig abgeisben bapon, Dob bas
cine posr anbere ibrsr Witslieber ses
lesentli6 acknowledgements sinmdl
ins giien sebt. Pat lie ME 5upor 10
quite Sage seffaut ipie IN bieier los
genannten rf9iperen 3eit@. Wat
Dem eenen fen tlbl, Is benz aunerr
fen 9u9tisa1!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
Zen, tpumit id b.r6I.itu. Sbn. Sbrn
littpsr
gbiiipp Gau.rampitr.
2ie 1ittrrciAiidDe a.idsiIasae.

siidt idparj sslb, iuubern rot wtis.
prOf. Dr. SEQ 8renn.r i1rsibt in
Der p8oii. 3ts.4: Seit einem Sabre
pranst Berlin in tllrsen 3piidenrdus
men in SIass.ni4mud = cine na,
tiirlide Solse Der fortpdbrenben Siea
&c. @us 8unbssbriiosrlidteit biBt
man pielfad aud Die Slassen Der
@erbiinbeten. Die tiirtilde 1T niht
itlten, ebsnio bic unsorii9s. 8erses
bens nirb man aher nod Der offers
reidiiden 3ei1sIlasse ausf6auen!
9ieie 1T In Berlin ebenio unbetannt
tpie in - @ien! Wan permeint bier
pie bort cine Dlterrsihii9s Slusse
ausSuitsden. tpenn mon cine idparas
gelbe Sobus seist. 9enn tas BEE
i9dmenbe fir bic msiitsn Selerreis
der 1T bic traurise Satiade, boB iie
ibre eisens Rei6sflaase nidt tennen.
9ieie 1T namlid (pie mon aus jebem
~beliebisen Jlassenotlas erieben tann)
Rot@D eib>Rot nit einem selb ein9es
fabten llnb setr0nten ,otbspeibsroten
Mappsnidilb in Der Mitte bes peiBen
Streifens. So tpebt bic Slosse itola
bon allen 8riessi6ifjen, bic iie nit
Rubm bel 2iIIa, Selsolanb, Saba.
Dor 8%enebis unb Masptto unb am
Sarpaies f~lattern lieBeu. DEM bieie
Hei9sflasse 1T uralt. sic itammt
nGmli9 aus benz SABRE 1191, als
Sersps 2eopolb V. atta eritirmte
nnb babel fem ipeiBer Baffenrod ber>
art bonn 8lut Der erl6lagsnen Gus
rasensn serGtet ipar, DAP nur Der bonn
Webrsebent bebedte Sell un bic Cen.
ben tpeiB seblieben mar. 9ieie rots
peiBzrpte Slasse tpebt aud bon allen
{. II. I. aOniulatsn i'm austanb, 70.
pie bon ben 8eionotfdaften. (Sons
perborerpsiie ma9t bic I. u. I. Bots
i9aft in Berlin cine einSise @uss
nabme, inbem fis Die faiierlite Sees
r~esitahbarte bas I. II. t. Seer
fiibrt cine selbe Stonbarte nit Dem
Reidsablsr in Der Mitte, unb bon
tleinsn 9reieden einsefaBt, bic obs
pe9ielnb rptstpeiBsrpt unb idpar3.
selb iinb - opiiden Der ungarif4eu
unb elmer einsebilbeten fdparaesel.
ben 5lngse seistD gbenio iiebt mar
in ben Oiterrei9ifden abrialdRoerr
arsf9lisbli9 bic Reidsflogee, ipei
man ite eben bort fennt.
Run pirb man irasen: 50 pi
fommt MAJ, benn bann auf Elm
i6tparssselbe 5Iagseg Die anttport
1T lei9t: 9ura Elm MiBperitdnbnis
@9parssselb 1T atpar feline Slass
(benn es sibt feinen SIassenatIas
Der fie entbalten ipiirbeD, aber e
finb bic !Sausfarben Der 9bnaftt
Sabsburg = ebenio tuie 3. .. 70
bic Sausfarbe bes bannoberanifdel
&Dnissbauies, I9wars > orange > tpsii
bic !Sausfarbe bes ruifii6en &aiier
bauies lit. (So iinb aud bic 99ilO
lpa9bGus@en in RuBlano anseitri
den, entipre4enb Dem fdparSsgel6el
anftrid Der Diterrei@if9en.) Sn hi
f9tparSsselbe !Sausfarbe aIs 2ipre.
farbe TT au9 bus gauge totierIid
Sausgeiinbe getletOet. aber es Il
feine Reidsflaese! So pdre besball
piinidensipert, baB aud Der otter
rei9ifden Reidsflasse in 9eutidIani
bic gebiibrenbe 8eadtung sefdsnt
iperbe. bic fie onseiidts Der treuel
9unbessenoiIenfdaft Der Siterret
df4sungariiden Monardie berbient
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26

Ger bsuiiee geri@t I'M.
ieres b~o6ssf6dbien uno
iebr seeprteu eerrn wsir'
ar6eiters TT uns sSrabt'
los. suseeanseH. @tr
iino nit Der lobe mob
Mot iebr gut pertrdnf
nn6 nnBeroem bat eer
3enfor ietne Sano i'm
6ptel gehabt iino Dies
baIb Der @rief Mot BITE
sepsbnli6e 9lartett iiiio
8erltdnbIt3iett Dslttt.
s8tr bitten nm Snti6is.
DiauHg.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26

@enaae aucfunft iber Balsss
Transportation, Gbfabrt ber
DampfidiHe, U. !. 10. TtSets
far Raiften. unb 8miiheabede
8afasiere via Stem gorf Dser
8altimore BON unb mad irsenS
eiuem Orte gnrppas ~ beSnn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
WFemsr sdJrfibebriff sts
pbiIipp ~5anrrampftr.
1885.

m.in Ii.b,r Serr R,oadtionar: :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26

oes niebrsen Breisn gu baben. Br G~uesb5rige aus Der alien Seimatb
bereintorsen lafen mu, rumos N ieinem SntreNe inben, in meiuer Office
sorsufprehen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03
CHICAGO.

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Every body IL looking for I
something and someone else
has 1t . Tribune want ads Win
And the one who owns Il sAl
you can do the rest
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03
Cars
Quality
For Race

Fort Smelling, Mimi, Sept. q
Twelve cars qualified for Saturdays
500.mile race at the new Twin City
motor speedway, when this afternoon
trials had been concluded. Five cars
met the necessary speed requirements
today, Seven qualified yesterday. 1t
was said THAT possibly three other
drivers would be given tryouts tomor.
row. si..n- .g.-.
But one car, that of G. C. Brown,
has thus far failed to PASS the speed
test. Brown failed yesterday and
again today. 1t was indicated that the
field by Saturday would be narrowed
down to a minimum Of twelve and q
maximum of Is cars.
Ralph DePalma driving a Wells
Dudge trial, topped today's drivers
with one lap with a speed Of 80 miles
per hour. Earle Cooper made his trial
at an average speed of SO miles per
hour. Bob Burman contented himself
with a lap at a speed of IS miles per
hour. None attempted, apparently, to
exceed Dario Eesta's speed of 1925
miles per hour, made yesterday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03
CHAPLIN COMEDY
IS VERY FUNNY
Work" to Be Shown at Or
pheum this Week. Is laugh
= Producer

The new series of Essanay.C Chaplin
comedies now is ready and will he re-
leased regularly every three weeks,
beginning with WORK. q two reel
comedy. This series is the funniest
of all the Chaplin comedies and
Work is unsurpassed in iun max
ing.
Charles Chaplin has been working
almost day and night at Essanay's Los
Angeles studios in order to get enough
plays ahead so that the releases could
be. made regularly and announced far
enough in advance SO that exhibitors
could plan for showing the play.
II never have worked so hard In
my life to make laughs" said Mr..
Charles Chaplin. "And yet l thorough
ly enjoy the work of making pictures.
1t gives me an appetite and l never
have felt better in my life. l am now
we'll started 50 that We will have no
difficulty in keeping ahead of the re-
lease dates"
work" is a riot Of fun from begin
ming to end. Here is what it is all
about, though Chaplin's inimitable hui
NOR can not be put into words:
Charles Chaplin, assistant to a pa
per hanger is called with his boss %
decorate a beautiful home. The boss
makes him haul the wagon with all
their paraphernalia, upon the top OF
which he rides. Chaplin, dragging the
wagon with difficulty, blocks traffic,
bumps into a street car. falls down a
manholeN and beats up a policeman,
among other mishaps.
Arriving at the house, they proceed
leisurely to work while the master Of
the house is cIamoring loudly for his
breakfast. They daub the rooms in
discriminatory with paste and nearly
wreck the place. Finally, Chaplin is
called to the kitchen to fix a stove
which insists on exploding with mali
cious regularity. He drops the scat
fold on which his boss lis standing,
splitting him on the floor. The boss
accumulates a bucket of paste in the
tumble, which sticks to his head.
Chaplin succeeds in lighting the gas,
accepts the grateful thanks Of the
family and is about to retire grace
fully when there is another blast,
shooting him out of the room
A firt comes to call on the lady OF
the house and is disco-ered by the
husband, who pursues him all over
the place, shooting his revolver. A
bullet goes through the floor and pings
Chaplin. Both. he and his boss are
drawn into the mix-up.
Finally they all rush down stairs
just as the stove blows UP completely.
The walls of the kitchen are blown
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03

Dakota State School of Forestry, of
100 acres additional land for the ex-
tension of the nursery work. The
free distribution Of forest tree seedl-
ings and cuttings, inaugurated by the
session of 1913 developed so extern
sively that it was necessary to secure
additional land. The new quarter pur,
chased is just west Of the city of
Bottineau and is well suited to it's
purpose. A wind5reak has been start
ed around it, and over so acres were
planted this spring to tree seeds. AS
a result, there will be available for
distribution to the land owners CT the
ssate in 1916, over r,SS5,500 cuttings
and seedlings. The planting for the
spring Of 1915 was limited by the
amount Of seed available 1t is planned
to bring the producing capacity ct
this nursery to from six to ten mil
lions per year, which, it is thought,
will meet the demand.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03

laundry building is being constructed.
1t is 26x3S, two stories with basement,
and is faced with brown Hebron
brick. The basement will be devoted
to baths for the men and will be up
to the minute in modern appointments.
The first floor will be devoted entire
ly 10 the washing while the second
floor will provide quarters for the
ironing and repairing.
A large silo is being constructed at
the cattle barn. 1t is being built Of
brick, is IS feet in diameter and 40
feet high. It will have a capacity of
200 tons. This will soon be completed
and will be filled with ensilage at
once.
The third building which is to be
constructed on the penitentiary
grounds is to be a hog house. The
institution now has a good building
of this kind but it is not large eno.gh.
The new building is to be 24x14O and
of the latest improved construction.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03
GOLFERS
. PUT OUT OF RACE
semi.fnals for National Cham.
pionship Will Be Played
Today

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 1.-Two heart:
breaking battles which resulted in the
defeat Of Detroit star survivors were
slight incidents today in the third
round of match play for the National
Amateur Golf championship. Three
easterns and one winner from the
west are left to compete in the semi
finals tomorrow.
Mack r. Marston of Springfield, N.
j., and Howard B. Iced of Detroit
claim a double distinction. They
played the poorest golf, but took part
in the longest and most desperate
match. Marston came up from be-
hind and wrested Nittory from his op-
ponent on the t~hirtv-eighth hole.
James D. Standisb, of Detroit, after
being far behind Sherman of Utica,
compelled the New Yorker to play SO
holes before the latter won one up.
Robert A. Gardner IF Chicago, and
Gale, former national champion, gave
"Ned"Sawyer of Wheaton, ILL.,, a fear
full beating-the count being 7 up and
6 to play. Nelson Whitney of New
Orleans lost to John c. Anderson of
Mt. Vernon, N. Y.,53rand 2.
The semi.fnals tomorrow will bring
together Gardner and Marston. An.
derson will oppose Sherman.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03
SECOND GAME

You have not read all the news I'M.
I'll you have read the want ads.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03

out and everybody buried in the de-
bris. Chaplin opens up the door of
the stove which has fallen over bis
head, and comes out smiling.
Watch for the date and by all means
do not miss seeing it, it is better than
1.-THE Champion" 'FHis New Jol, "A
Night Out" "a Jitney Elopement,"
'In the Park" or by the Sea-"
These are all Essanay Chaplin CON-
edies so is work" and it is the best.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03
STATE
SCHOOL Of FORESTRY
Governor L. B. Hanna and Other
Speakers Will Deliver Ad-
dresses

The State School of Forestry is in
viting the people of the state to at
tend the dedication Of the new nurs-
cry quarter section on Sept. 23rd.
The afternoon meeting will be held at
the Grand Theatre at 2 o'clock. There
will be addresses by Governor Hanna.
Hon. Lewis F. Crowford, president of
the board of Regents, Hon. E. c..
Bowen and Fred w. Cmith, President
of the School Of Forestry.
In the evening a reception will he
rendered by the BOttineau CONNER
cial Club to the Governor and the
Board of Regents. The reception will
be held at the Masonic Hall. "a gen
.eral invitations is extended to the PEG.
pie OF North Dakota to attend this
meeting.
The last legislative. assembly pro
vided for the purchase-for the North
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03
TENNIS EXPERTS
SHOW POOR FORM
Leading Contenders for Cham
pionship Show Erratic
Streak

Forest Hill, N. Y. Sept. 2.-Erratic
play on the part Of the leading on
tenders for the title was the outstand.
ing feature of the third round of the
National Tennis Championship Sim
giles tournament today. Although the
weather conditions were favorable
for the fastest kind of court work
and the largest gathering Of the week
a on hand to applaud every win
ming stroke of the players, the gen
eral form was not as high as in the
eaSly rounds.
R. Norris Williams, the playing.
through champion, defeated Walter
Hall of New York. Maurice f, NC
Laughlin won from L. Bekkman of
New York. Karl Eehr of New York
disposed Of Robert Leroy, also OF
New York. w. M. Johnston of San
francisco put out D. S. Waters of
New Orleans, while Charles j. Griffin
of San Francisco eliminated a Pacific
Coast team saint in Wardawson of
Los Angeles.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03

l4$*A*** q
70 NORTHERN LEAGUE ::
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03
. LIVE STOCK. q
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. 1r ST. PAUL.
HOGS-Receipts 1900; steady to
strong; range $40 to $3.50.
CATTLE-Receipts 200; killers,
steady; steers $3.50 to 1925; cows
and heifers $3.50 to $S.75; calves,
steady, $4,75 to $1O.5O;, stockers and
feeders, steady, $4.25 to $3.50.
SHEEP-Receipts 400; steady;
lambs $4.75 to $3.50; wethers $4.75 to
$685.; ewes So to $3.50.
CHICAGO.
HOGS-Receipts $4,000; good stock
strong, other &c lower; bulk $6.45 to
$3.50; light $7.204to $s.O5; mixed
$685. to s7.95; heavy $50 20 $3.50;
rough $6.10 to s6.25; pigs 81 to $3.50.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000; steady to
strong; calves Csc lower; native beef
steers $6.25 to $10.35; western steers
$685. to SO; Texas steers $3.50 to
$3.50; cows and heifers $3.15 to 5 30;
calves $3.50 to PIP.
SHEEP-Peceipts $4,000; weak, 10
to Csc lower; sheep $3.50 to $50;
lambs $6.75 to $3.50.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03

Batteries Jones, BrentOn and
O'Neill; Loudermilk and SEVERED.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-03
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STANDING OF the cLUBs

80
& NATIONAL LEAGUE +
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Sn Serbien

-
$iiiteu bic gerbunScten aui Der san.
sen sinie pDr;
@eitue 270O ssr6cn seiansen &C.
nommeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

9onSon 5. ROO. @6br.nb Der
leBten "a Stunom 1T bic Gag. in
9ri.4eHlaHb cine nod psrpidelters
seiDoroen uno bas ger5altsu oes a0s
nigs fOHitaniin psruria6t ben Gus
tents WSddtsn jes. srObs Gorge.
Der a5Hig, aHi6eiueno sHtfalofI.n,
Sab 5err 8aimis on Der Spite Der
Rssisrung bIsibsn iUl, eriudte bieieu
pdhrenb bss 2ases, eiu neuss aabis
net gu biloen. 9spef4en aus 2ttbsn
5ufolge lebute sr aber a5, iporaui Der
RSnis eineH Winiitsrratb siubsrisf
oefeu 9eratbungsR bariiber eutfhsis
ben foIIen, ob gristeUlanb iicb bod
nod auf bic Ssiis bss @ierOerbanoss
ftsaeH unb iid On osm arifse segeR
gulsdrisu betbsilissH, uoer nit feiner
vipoblppnenbeH ReutraIitdt" fprtfabs
rem iou, tuas bsoeutst, oab DenH ss
auG ben afIiirten esiiattst. ibrs5rup.
pen iiber sris6ifdes 9e6iet Su iaidsn,
er i6nsn bod nidt bei Dem geriud
belfsn ipirb, bic 8ulsaEsH aus Sers
6ien gu bertrei6en.
WdbrsnS Gris6snIano s0sert, pirb
bic ierbti4e Roroarms. Iansiam. aber
ii6sr bon ben beuii6 oiterreidif6sn
unb bulsarif4sn armesn eroriidt.
Das Sditiol bon Rii4 bdnst nur
nod on einem 5aar. uHo nur I'm Sii.
ben Tires 2anbes btbauptcn fih oi.
Serben ned ssgsn bic 4nsriffe Der
9ulsaren. Sic fOIlsn bort bOu britis
fdsn unb fraHs6iifd.n 1rupptH uns
teritiibt nsrbsn. Wie bis6er iino Stsie
Ra1ridten absr uHDffi5sl unb apeis
felbafien rrlprunss, urO ss 1T iebr
frasIit, pb bic YriteH ihon nit ben
gulsar.n m 8erii6ruHg sefommsn
iinb. Die JransOT.n ba5sn absr, mi.
ilter Berlin s.melbsi piro. idoH eine
fdpere TieberIds. in Der @dbe bon
prilip erlitten unb eine grObere 2Ins
3abI aeuts an gsfansensH perlOren.
DAB ss I'm bic Ssrbeu fsbr ihle6t
bsiisIIt 1T. ipiro allgsmsiu SuaeitdnSu
unb es fpirb aud susesebsn, bab cine
m0slide 2l.nbsruns in Der Gage, B, 8.
Elm 3lriidpsrfen Der 9suti9sOeiter'
rsider unb 9uIsaren nitt Dor mebrs.
rsn Wp4en gu eripartsn iein tdnn.
Won mddt absr isbt geltenb, bdb
fpsm tie guiirten ,insn Ronat S.it
erbuItsn, Iie i'm Sianbe i.iH tpiirom,
100000. ia DieIlsidi 100000 Rdnn
nna esrbi,n Su tp,rfsn, o9ne bic Rui.
ZEN su rtdnsn, unb bab ss NIT einer
ioI&sn 1tuppermatt ni@4 INIT mSv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Die purgeidObeusu Sorts pOn ssiid)
pUn ben Sulsaren bpmbaroirt.
Cine usue geiuesaug I'm Gungc, BIZ
ben Smed fat,
DEN Serben Der Riid5ug
mad Montenssro abs
3uidneioer.


Ha d Moatenesro Gbs
5ui6neiben.
Berlin, 5. RuD. Der am Jrsitaq
bonn srpbsn Sauptquartier 0srDffent.
Iidts offi3isGe Bsridt ibsr ben Sort.
gang Deg SaItaH 5eISsusss entbdli
bic RittlsiIuns, oab bic Stutids
0tsrrsi3iI6eH @srbiinSsteN auf Der
sansen 2iuis porriideu unb bab psis
ters 2700 SerbsR sefunssn geRoms
men iporoen isieH. Der 9sritt Iauts.
ME fo!gt:
,5m Mprapa s6aI ba6eH unTsrs
5ruppen bic SSben Bel arsIia srs
itiirmt.
.sibIi6 DON Gatat babsn bic @srs
biiItbetsn bic SeIica gsrge iiberIdrit.
ten.
rgluf b.iS.H Ssiten Der 3ptIsni,
gerse baben uHiere SruppeR ben
5eino sefdlos.n unb pd6rsnb Der
@erfolgung srrsi6tsu iie bas nDrblis
DE ufer Der psfili6eH SOIiistasROs
rdpa aui bsibeu Seiten pon 3rdlieoo.
sic ma6tsn 1900 9sfanssne.
.OeitIib Don GrustOa bat bic 9lrs
NEE oes 9snsrals pon GalpiB Sen
syeinS iixr bic 9ooocitd Santa Ros
DOS ainis 3uriitsepOrfeH.
Die SSben iiiolia bon 2uDomir
tpuroen sritiirmt uno i'm Woropa
Sbal babsn mir aupriid, Sresniepica
uno paraeiu bsieBt. Sisr purSn
1900 Gefangens sematt.
Rii9 bpmbdrbirt.
Die oOrgefdObensn Sorts Don
gsiId, am TiitaOaGlub ssIssen, ipurs
ben am Nitttpo9 in bsftiser DeiIe
BON ben 9ulsarsR bOmbaroirt. 81.
nobmsn giI6s&apola, cine Helm.
.Staot, spti Stunbsn @sss norSSfs
lia Don RH& ssIsssR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

8Iatt fort, ,oaB cine geaioritit Der
adnuner ben Stanoplurft eingenom.
men bat, SaB es beiier III, nit Der
entente ols ibr getreiier 8aiaa uno
nit ibrer iinanjiellen llnteritiisung
ourd Gid iub 9iinn 3u geben, oas
@eidid Der Ratipn mrf g9linidl 8e.
Reoilos eiuem nerarueiielten gbentener
an5unertruueu, als tenrpordre Spier
5u bringen, tpeI1e ipeitere RelttraIitdt
bebingsn fpiirbe".
9as Sagehlatt peiit aber oGrauf
bin, 0ab bic grltifeioliug in ge5ug
alif BEN tiinitieet &irs Der ysotioii
IliGt BON eebeimen 9ertr1gen bes
Sppoiitionsfiibrers, ionbern bon Der
aonititution abbdnge, IueIhe bem Sc.
MIG &ouitantin ireie Sanb Iaiie, al
bas Bolt 5u appelliren. Der aonig
tDnne Die aanlnler eiilinpeiIen uerta.
| gen imo HeihDablen droronelL ipas
eii;en Ber5ig BON inebreren 8ohen
| 5ur 5olge baben ipiirbe. rBaDrenO
oieier langen Beriobe fonntc Ger ac-
mig bic angelegenbeiten Der Station in
Die odnoc bon RGnnern ieiner 8lbI
legen mo es lit fein @rin6 porban.
| ben, cine pIoslid,e llmfebr ser Roli.
tit Gried,cirianbs 81, befiir6ten."
Graf BON 9emptint nod
nidt binseridtet.
4m iierbam, 5. Hop. 9puf Sos
iepb be Semptins, Don bem es ON 26.
Ottpber bi.B, bab er in Gbsut bings'
riGt.t tporosn lei, III nod ni4t srs
i4ciIen iporben, ipis bem .aeIegrdafA
aug Gbsnt .elsgrapbirt ipirb. papit
gensSiit bat ii9 betanntIid BEL benz
aaiisr DiI6sIm fir ben Grafsn osrs
tpenoet.
Regulisrung BON 2sbsns'
mittel preiisn in
Ssutfhldnb.
Berlin, 5. glopembsr, Dia acns
bon. - Cine neue preis6eitimmung
fir Gt5peins unb SGtpsiuefleifd lit
in Wsrbinbung NIT ben Mabresslu,
lpelte jebt ,ur Rssuliruns Der Yreiie
nnb 8sribeilung BON 9ebensmitteln
i'm gansen aanbs setrpffsn treroen,
ppm 9unbssrdtb aneenommen tpor'
ben. Marimdlprsifs !iHb fiir ltbenbe
S6ipeins, psldle na6 i9r.m gepitt
IN nerfdaebsue alaIisn einsstbeilt fptrs
ben, feiigsiebi iuorben Gi. prsiss
normirunaen iinb in Der Wsiie reeu.
Iiri porbsn. bab bic MGitung fdnes
rsr Sdlpsine begiinitisi pirb. Die
prsiie fir GGfpeins, ,pelfe iibsr 220
pfnnb ipieesn, iinb psrtdItniBmGbil
srhGbt trorhen. Ter WarimaIpreis
fir fetts G6ipeins III auf 140 pisnz
nise per ailcsramm fsiigeiebt iporben
(ettpa 16 Gents per gfunb). sir
Gdapeinefett (llnausseldiIsn) beirigt
Der bchife Gnsros preiS 1S0 pfsnnig
per silOsramm (stipa 2oa Gents per
|apfuno.)