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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-01
The Future of
the Screen.

-
The moving picture is one Of the
new things under the sun. It is so
new that there. are no precedents for
guidance, no historical landmarks
from which to count, no period of
which it may be said ''This age was
the criterion"
The moving picture is so new that
it is crude, uniformed, changeful and
changeable. And in change is its
hope.
For the film perhaps promises more
for the pleasure and profit of the
race than any discovery or invention
OF the last hundred years. It's posi-
biIities cannot yet be measured by a
past that is so near the present, but
even this so recent yesterday of the
screen is suggestive of what its won
derful future may be.
There are many of US who recall
the Black Diamond express, and the
marvel of its tremendous coming.
Ard others of us can remember even
farther back to the kaleidoscope and
Miss jerry" which, privately, we
considered rather dull. The Diamond
Express and "Miss Jerry" were main
~ interesting because of what they
suggested. And their promise. has
been more than fulfilled.
The moving picture is destined to
WELD, is already welding, such an in
fiuence as it was hardly dreamed the
screen would ever exert, twenty years
ago.
When one speaks of the film Is
educational, it is not necessarily
meant that it is accidentally eddca-
tional. The education of the cIiool-
room is only the beginning of learn
ing.
The moving picture which presents
romance, the scenes of which are
laid in Paris and presents Ptrisiar
street scenes faithfully; the love
story, laid in the cold SOUTH" if the
pictures are true to the ante-bellun
days; the drama which shows the
busy streets of any great city, o.
gives scenes that are true, from for
eign countries-these may all be edu
cative.
We are living in an age of hurry
There ispno the same leisure for tn,
quiet, ways of life, where book
played the all important part, tina
life held for most of those who fit,
years ago sought to know of tn,
world in which they lived. Then Their,
was money and time for books an,
travel for "the educated classes" To
day nearly everybody belongs to tn,
educated class. Nearly all of u
have culture enough to give US tn,
longing for further culture.
Many of the moving pictures a
shown on the screen today are a ia
cry from culture. But here and Their
one sees picture that is evidence o
the growth of the artistic and tn
coming of picture standard tina
viii give to the masses opportunitie
for education and even culture, tina
books could never bring them in thi
working world of today.
For the perusal of books mean
the squandering of days. But tn
study of pictures is the rounding on
of a busy day or q holiday, as tn
case may be. The moving picture
worth study-and it is worth pei
fac%Sno.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-01
CARD OF THANKS.

The Sisters of Perpetual Alteration
gratefully thank all the ladies and
gentlemen who worked SO hard to
make the Lawn Festival success.
They especially thank the orchestra
which furnished music for the oc-
casion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-01

In the accompanying illustration is
shown in cap and gown Charles War
dell Stiles, professor of zoology in the
United States public health and ma
rine hospital service, American au-
thority I'm medical zoology and dis
coverer of the cure for the hookworm
disease, who received the honorary
degree of doctor of science at the
Yale commencement exercises.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-01

About the unkindest cut of all,
and that's saying considerable when
referring to Florida politics, is Sem
ator Bryan's reference to Gov. Tram
mell's oratory as being equal to, If
not the same, as that of Henry
Grady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-01

Yes, Maudie dear. it would be high
" improper to even suggest that law
breakers arm themselves with
switches with which to chase the po-
hcemen. Just think how the poor
things would suffer this hot weather.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-01
with thG President through the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
The CivI Wars And The Commonwealth

Copyright 1901, 1902, Harper Brothers.)
Copyright 1916 by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicste)
fully under the copyright
laws, impose infringement by either
entire
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-01

Secretary Lansing viii now have
an opportunity Of demonstrating his
ability. The Germans are busy again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

We have grown vlth Moline ana
Moline has srosn sith ls.- said Dave
=. Gresham this morning. For three
years We have been tryiuE 90 give an
honest dollars worth q goods FOR an
honest dollar received We have train
90 our salespe1pie o. offer the custom
Frs only honest goods. Lincoln said.
Won cant fool all 90 the people al %
.ts time We believe aE Lincoln did.
We stand back of every dollars
worth o. merchandise we sell We
have beer honest iu our ADVERTISING.
Advertis.uE. the honest kind. is the
best medium for selling goods. The
uudsrsrUirz policy OF the stor" has
become a byWord in Moline
% vaf March 90. 1919. that the
grosEuinn store vas opened to the Mo
line public on the first day more
than 5000 ps-rcrE crowded through
fse store. The business grew 20 rap
IdIy that on Aus 10 OF that wear %
wac found necessary 90 increase the
floor space and department for Eo-
meas and misses clothing vas open
81. This line nae been the biz feature
90 me stores success .u Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

Gr1ssmaa.s 'toila~'s popular store
Cor women asd misses. sifi starr or 10
fsarrs rear rH.s uces. To eeis5rats
ere errst the Grossnau brothers.
Dave g. and s. r.. uui hold aao,bsr
a.E v~rss aHr.ssrsa-y sale a sale
% fls s.far- vas held iast rear ans
Coz Vsss t-e store uas TANNED vith
f-.e.re snfE tHEiaE advantage ~ fh~
opportunity stven treu t1 bgr goods
az fru prices
Tho sale started early Monday ard
tt is arra.re~t far prices FIt b" re-
drrrf HT over rfe store. The if@a
rss sr1u- te b. "a popular one ufrh
rae patrons % che store ard ttis years
sole Eel expected Co tF even larger than
rre one held fast season
The prnpr.stors o. tE~ popular store
have reason fr 30 proud o. che event.
The business raE rrouu even beyond
sres- rVpFctat.6na add they announce
ths lasr year. although s.pposedir
t1u one FaF fhr t~ss see and they
rrr eptimtst.r sgUgEh fD hook forward
7r ere ueVt one az even q zrrafer year
f1- rEs store and Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
At TIE COLUMBIA.

George Primrose and his minstrels
feature the bin the first part a. this
week at the Columbia theatre. pav-
export Nr Primrose has been on the
minstrel stage IS years. but stiu re-
talrs much cs hts ready Wit and arii-
ity as dancer. Happy Jack Lambert
made a big hit as the other end man.
Primrose mas secured a capable com
pany Of blackface artists 20 support
him and the Primrose quartet produc-
I'd splendid harmony. The Maxim
models wind up tho bin with a pro
ducjion that Is highly artistic These
artists reproduce IN real life some OF
the greatest paintings OF the old mas
tsrs and the color effects are striking.
O'Scii and Waimsley. the right named
lightning bugs. have one OF the fast
est acts on the big circuit The pair
keep up a continual line % the chat
ter that Is really mirth provoking
Ernest Williams and Katherine Rank
in. corneiists. have a high class act
and one that will be enjoyed by low
crs o. music. Walter and Lew Haw-
ley present an up-to-date ~skeedadel"
that j. very different Walter kept
the audience In good humor through
out with his clever Wit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

aaa advised re OBJ FRY tqsia o Fla's-
sam 's Vegetable Corpogad ar-i Z e1s a
loft.- f-.E better che retg na1rt- 60
9 Took three rforr bottles % BE- and r1s
vrl sa { could work aI the tire.
hore every ver1su vta suffers Ike & g. q
wi cry Lgsa p. Piakhars e EeE~taals
geurognd Mrs P.W. f-ayg11is. Box
G. Algn. W asa
WY wer~a rartir.4~ 20 s1l'T-r .isr
N and day est sF drag esg a siss.y. half
trarfra -Eist-ucr. esisstr- three f1u-ths
- ne Joy 9e hviar. wh~u thrV can Er4
hrs.ts IN LYDIA T.. FlaSksss's ErErtah.1
Compogudf
For tairty years it has been ts- stanrt-
sri remedy f5r female SIS. and has r.
stored tar h~GiEa % thousands % vrorz~1
wta have beer trngbied with such al
rents AZ dsp'acru~uts. inflammation.
aesFaton. tzaors. irrerrsiariti-s. ETC.
" roa want special advice write 10
Ida = Fiakkam Medieins Co. lcons-
teutiti Lfun. Mass Year hitter utIi
D. epsust. rgaa aad answered ~ a
Hemsa aad hsid In strict coaadcnee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

One could hardly fancy an England
without the Thames. II is the source
the inspiration. the participant. in so
much that distinguishes England's syl-
van beauty. In the centuries that
have lived upon its banks il has been
potent actor in the civilization OF
this island kingdom II cuts in TWAIN
and Iaves the burliest city in all the
world. IN dark mass of human struC-
ture impenetrabIy profound. Il rides
a vast commerce from London TO the
sea. and along its jutting wharves
nights are often made darken with its
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
Legal.
Notice Of Pu6iIcatIo1.


state OF Illinois, Rock Island Coun-
tg-ss-
In the Circuit court. May Term,
1915
Mary r. Newton VS.. John Newton,
Arthur Newton, Lizzie Wareham,
Charles Newton. Anna Osborn, VIII
liam Henry Newton. Elizabeth New
ton. Arthur Newton and Desire Cas-
tIeu.
AFFIDAVIT OF uon-residcnce Of John
Newton. Arthur Newton. Charles New
ton. Lizzie Wareham. Anna Osborn.
William Henry Newton, Elizabeth
Newton and Arthur Newton. implead-
ed with the above defendant. Desire
Castlien. having been filed IN the
clerks Office OF the circuit court of
said county. notice is therefore hereby
given 20 the said nonresident defend
ants that the complainant filed her
bill Of complaint in said court, on the
chancery side thereof on the 9Th day
OF April. 1914 and that thereupon a
summons issued out of said court,
wherein said suit is now pending, re-
turnable on the first Monday in the
month OF May next. as is by law re-
quired.
Now. unless You. the said non-resi-
dent defendants above named, John
Newton Arthur Newton. Charles New
ton. Lizzie Wareham, Anna Osborn,
William Henry Newton. Elizabeth
Newton and Arthur Newton. shall per
sonaliy be and appear before said cir
cuff court. on the first day OF the next
term thereof. 20 be holden at Rock
Island. in and for the said county. on
the first Monday in May next, and
plead. answer or demur TO the said
com pIainant's bin OF complaint. the
same and the matters and things
therein charged and stated will be TAX 1
en- as confessed. and a decree entered (
against you according 20 the prayer Of 1
said bill.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE.
Clerk.
Rock Island. III. April :. 1915.
:. 2. Witter. compliments solicitor /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

The Fouios Of 1890" said 20 be one
of the biggest and best equipped bar
iesgus organizations on the road. vii
appear A. the Illinois tonight THE
Foiiics- t. a scenic production bat 9TH
sr features are also attended 90. VIII
~. Ward t. the principal funmaker
and b. 81 assisted BY John Honan.
Frank Reynolds. Harry LauE. Eva
MEii. Lena LaCouvieF. Helen Douglas
and a chorus % - pretty Girls. The
travcstiss which open and close the
are dincrcnt from Others
"a that they offer an interesting pho; a.
vel ss . score % original musical
numbers Meet Nc a. Maxim's~ r.
THO title % the opening part which de-
picfs ui<ht iife IN Nc~ York The
Love Soldier brinEs the performance
90 close. This - = va drama With
<iris and music There are a number
% high class vaudeville acts offered
during the arsf and second acts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
Give UP STOLEN
GOODS COST FREE
Not NECESSARY - FUTURE FoR
DAVENPoFTEFs TO REIN
HuRsE pAWNBHoNEFs.

r'serHrHs~-s OF uareuB1-r eU be-
.F r.sa .ar-st.rerIrr ir caI-
r.-.arr aata fa- purchase e: stolen
property .n rE- f.fn-s. CarHte Nuar
rev rfsarr F-.ers ufI cooperate e.fh
enc rH.er Department tr proving a-r-
r-era OF paunrd sf1.rs articles .E
.se -as.rT and uren tE.s is eF,abitsaet
ra1t t94a che rauabrrErr larf
t uf.aU-s corr rrrast.lr
rr ease trr pawn -rarr refuses tp
EsE u8 fse stolen arfte.es H.s license
V o. revoked tr WaEor Mueller.
rrerHr cases esrr come F1 UE1f Zoo
.rr.rser ser stand frsrs ag tHr c.Ey
ana eesrel 6~eFrs
~ s~e arefs esq "a casr ~ rHrft
vas reported r1 coo usvesF1r Hol.e~.
r.r Easf .aesfr1 q rHsr 8f t.an.aeL
earrings q solitaire and ess. Tho
earrings aFrr fl.rt af "a fatarra o..
ers store and ter latter Insisted or
srF lsTwFat Of ST.. before rEr FisHtfal
.veer ee4 recover She rGasl.rse
pol efra-.r art f ues a.scarrrrt tEaF
ea..t Hr r.er asF Co.. starr r~p'rair
Fes.ar and prove rhr ovn@-sFig OF che.
Tvf.rV before recovery ao-I1 5r p1E-
ste
Er rad ere rhr.r~ ~ pavi-E 1r
attorneys s~T ~ rFV'us fEe broker
'ar .Hr rs-rirss ard SIRE pa.t fsr mon
sT Fv far trusTr Later fs.a facs DE-
rr.rrrf and 90 was given pIblic.fT.
rse vemaa az the sine said she bad
rata ere broker ere SO AZ fh~ suEErs- .
.or % a detective % che police de-
sartrrers and ere Broker had iat.maf-
sI fhas be sss paying n high leense /
L. t-- he rrnserE-rn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

tragedies. Years agone kings and
princes and the fairest women in the
land rode upon its tide in functions o;
state or in the idle pose of pleasure
Those were the days of the garlanded
barge or the hooded galley foist
which, gliding stealthily beneath the
Tower portcullis. lost another noble &c
the world of politics and intrigue
r-rom IN Thamesland."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
- - - 90

Elizabeth. -. j.. April 5-WUiam
raqgrsf o. this eisy has a PEI chicEru
ttaE Observed Faster Sunday bF
breaking al ~EstayiaE records. with
20 tss tass e hours .fr Paqu@tts
90 rcrtfs' Old PIFmoath Rock chau-
pior has laid three ~EEs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

Estate of Andrew Lindstrom, de
ceased
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executrix OF the last viii and
testament OF Andrew Lindstrom. late
OF the county OF Rock Islanu. state Of
Illinois, deceased. hereby gives notice
that she viii appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell. judge OF the probate
court of Rock Island county, at the
probate court room, in the city OF Rock
Island az the June term. on the first
Monday in June next, al which time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested TO
attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted Al! persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment 10 the undersign-
ed.
Dated 23rd day Of March. A D.
1915 ALBERTINA EINDSTROM,
ExeCUtri1.
! z Witter. ATTORNEY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
At THE EMpfRE

Two Married Men.- which = the
Offering % the Oliver Players for The
arsf haif OF the current week. opened
TO tao large houses yesterday and
proved 90 b. All that had been claim
81 so- e. Fcr Il Nas very fuuny AZ
all times and has nothing % give Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

ZEN ls ans time. SO ths matinee to-
morrow afternoon the ladies wII be-
=irr- vases. and Che lrst .Pag Night
wiI rs featured ar tho uiEht show.
B1r1is Robbins makes her rcappcar-
arrr w.th tho Players az The Thurs
far matinee in .Faviue the Price
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

~ q ~ m pair an 9
backaehe. and bad
headache a good
deal o. tr~ tine asl 3
very Ggtle appetite
The pains w~rT 90
bad that i Used %
down on tsr
feor ard cry. b.
cause Go bert m~ go
ard e ecul roe do
ery waeG % ts
g r. An GA "a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
Notiee 20 Brick and Clay Product
Manufacturcrs

Give no advertising 20 representa-
iives % so-oalled publicity commits
sion % Chicago. III. who are seeking
20 secure advertisements for a so
called golden anniversary souvenir Of
Toronto convention. January. 1915. %
Brickiaye-s'. Mason aud Piasterers'
International union.
=. r McADAM.
Secre'arr No. :. Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

Monday tfarg ttarffn su The
Birth OF Emotion g. pa-trIs Edward
Alexander Oh -Coafed by Jealousy" H.
sefsis won ry a 'fustachs.~ comedy
TlTsday Justine wayne iu -rhe
Foster Brofsr-~ ~ parrFl. Falsely
Accused e. actsI. -His Double Did
IT, comedy
Wednssiay The WifncE1" fe part
=ramaIs The Adopted Baby e.. act
comedy -drauaFs sidney De BRAY Iu
The Painfrd Anarchist cou-Iy
Thursday Crawford Kent iu IA
thTr and Son ftFo partss. big
Hearted John gtVo partsI: -Captur
inE Stella % comedy
Friday -FrjtEl Brunette IN The
Broken GiasF- 1.-TWO partal. Dorothy
Davenport 81 -Fatc.s vengeance" 1.-TWO
partsl. Franks Nightmare (com-
cdyJ
Saturday and Sunday William FOX
presents Betty Sausseu Ga The Ccie-
brated SeandaI- ave partsl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
THOUSANDS HEAR
EASTER SERMONS
scrEs FtLLEo ~E+ES NAsY
-A<E ADVANTAGE o. PLEAS
AaT WEATHER
ssss sac ssrssss Tss- e. c-s-se-
80 % sslr--sasa 0ss.sT
Nfrsr Services a~s o,es~.

ry~s ss- Easter sgaaav tss esercr-
q - Rocf tsaasd were graphically
- = - YESTERDAY. ssoasarfs H.
ssaaaf - Fhs sfgrv 81 sEs reszrre-fio-.
49, - fessa4 ~ carries ideal serfsE
w-sss~r ~arEr FOR Eaat~r. aas tr-
sf-m@rfaf ri srfnEfnr ogs seer a rec
.-,snssrlr vat er~a -G9to@hu-ch-
s-afsr -tr-~tef n sotrt ~ -grshe~t
80 asfeaaa~ee ~ l.fs.er
r. Is e-rfH11r,t chat s7@s 1000 res.
basaess we're aar taErn orf GsrfrE fse
,arvfers ~ Eaaft" Great ors 90 ia--
49, g. re ssf beerarfas e~ser. af.7r
- nef- naa were rTrrvvserr Emai.
ssss srr- BATS. st-iws % every col
a. were farrrt veste~sar -14-ni1r.
ss~f- owrrrs breathing teaess flr ere
slGrir1s weather
r-r.aF r- 91rrfrr noe e f~1s -
-tr raerea Pro- u,71sfr- Of enc ge.st.
a- ha- t- fs- arerrooo. trlr 11 ere
Easter custom "a sp-fn t'e prevented t
f-rsraf rtrife ~ rev sr~fse sfr.~F.
pq- flr sever sea.fsVs. aeea-ri.rz f1
-.t f.1s-sr.s.7- Is rrrtafr f1 come
roe
E-saa- ssf's sss,a.
tf-- fhr services o. rE- morning
However frr Hs.s OF ts~ e.fr pro-
s-rr-,f o. sort ar moving EreI- sHea fu.
esaraa~- r.a display wac r s.gre-
~ perez Goa aF wortrr and delight
fs enc 1aeeeer 'bTsfarder wr1 stopped
ar aav roIHt f5 Vafcs IRE psssaEe
so m-aas az asrer'alaiaE tfr r-rf'r
81 ere mE..--rs or egg dealer s-r OF
had 1gr sHey arc taogEss TT a~ sgf.
Hri=af t1 Keep these hgstrrHsre .r
fs-gIar earl.r.1a f5- months se cone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
CITY CHAT
Internationally

Buy home of Reidy Bros
For express, call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage
R. / 981.
Wear a So funion made) hat. Mems
Fashion Saop. Harper house block.
Read important notice to voters or
another page Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
Executors Notice.

Rock Island. nj. April :. 1915.
!. 2. Witter. complainant's solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

Monday George Eelsr and Clara
William. iu -Thr Italian Fau-
uu4rF p.ctHrrI
Tuesday Wallace EIliazer IH .T.r
Great Diamond Robbery uu .H
re-fEr
Wetrrea1r Florence Ered .n -Tae
uareire Cir. Paramount picture
Trrr. laE Robert WarvlcE r -I.s
Dollar MARI HH aVe partEI
Friday Pred Mace In what slap
pTg~4 t1 Jones'" o. feature comedy Iu
Ese parts
Saturday EraurIr S. HlErmar il
-'iunsrri and WaFf.r. 600 three p1rrrf.
and E'au ana Erisrsrr.s production
~ The EIi0r1lrr- lu tErsr rartrI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05
EnqIand's Great Little River

J. f. witter, attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-05

secre.ar. No. :. Illinois.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-26

rag baju atstpuneen iparen, uuf eng.
lambs Settle su iteben. Obne 3fpeif.l
ipurbe elm 0ertros NIT Delitlhlant
BON groberem Hubsn BON ipeittrdstn'
herer geoeutilng fir Sapdn getpeier
fein. Sn niht allsu ferner 3sit ipers
ben iid iehr i9pierige &omplitatio=
ren einitellen. Wir iperoen sl befpeis
len baben, bab mir cine Ma6t eriteu
Ronaes iinb, cine, bic eben{c bod bas
itebt lpie Gnglano cbsr 9lmeri;a, uno
bab, mas rMa6t" anbetrifft, mir Di.
'teiben gSlter ni6t 5u fiird,ien brau-
den. Wir iinb uno perben aud fit
ane 3eiten bie gebsrrid.r Der Waars
in 9liien iein. llnIere Stdrfe ipirb Der
10 laHse asbegten Wuni9 in grfiianno
brinsen, nns on Der Weitfiiite bon
@merita feitsaiiessn. mir iperben
srobe Mafien bon 9lrtillerie unb Wus
nition ianmeln. @esenipdrtia psre
iorgt 9lmerita bic 9laiirten nit Wafs
fen unb Wlunition ssgsn 0eutidIuno,
bod ipirb piellei1t Der 9ag fommen.
an bem Oeutidlanb uns NIT Nunition
perIprgen ipirb segen bic gersinisien
Staatsn unb MuiiraIien.
9as, pas mir assen Deutl4ldno 81
unternebmen geaipunsen fparen, fpiro
pereeiien fperben uno Is mag m0gli9
iein, bab es sur 3ufrieb.nhsit Dsufh,
lambs tpisber gut semadt lpirb, bod
1T Ter 2lusenblif nod ni4t rsii, bies
fen puntt au srOrtern. 2llIes hanat
an benz 1riumpf Der belti6en Wdf'
fen ab. Gs berribt sspib iein 3tpeiz
fel, bab Deuti6Ianb uuD Seitsrreia
iiesen peroen, isIbit ipenn nod anbere
Jeinbe ii9 einiteasu ioIItsn. Dir iper'
ben am 9aee bss Gsritts erfdeinen
iluo Der aansen Delt seiseH, Dab mir
sin poll.s Redt baben, uns cine sipilis
Iirte Ration au nsnnsn. bon Der Die
Geensr Deuiidlanbs Isrnen t0nusn in
9esua auf tOrrettss unp serehtss Sans
beln. Wir babsn tsinsu @rainb,
Deutidlanb An boFeu; mir if,dbeH Is
ipegen ieiHsr 9rObs uup ipir babsu tein
SntereiTe an Der gispsrlaas jenss Dol
les DON Selbeu, Dag bic gunse WsIt in
Gritaunen aeiebt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-26
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iiber bic iinerb1rte Stdrte nes franSos
iiI6en 1rommsIfsuers au 9ssinu Der
srpben @nsriffe am %. Ssptembsr.
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1sler sesen nur brei BIB bier Stuns
ben bei unisrem Dur1bru4 Bel Cor
lice 4niaus Wai. aui stner 5routs
5rsits Don llur 25 Wleier III in Der
Champagne in isbsr Sstunbe eiH
gaub s.faIlen, b. b. IN Der Stunbt
fislsn ibsr Observation-Disclosures Drana=
ten dut bisfs fdmais Grpntbreits, uno
bas polie brei Gage lang! anf bic
5aupiausriffsiisqe DON 25 ai!omstsr
Yreite fieIeH f.iiHoli6 netInhunbertz
tauisnD S1nb. Sn ben brei 2aeeH
iinb alio auf bic 25 Rilome!er 5as
unb glati iib.r 80 TilIionsn ShuB
abssgeben iporbsu. Mds bas an Rapis
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gen, ba geihiibs aller @rDbsu nit
fuirsten unb Der Sur4fhniitsprsis
bss S4uiss, Der bei BEN GeIbgei@iib
unaefabr so W. betrGst, nitt 81
ifdtsn III. Ssbsrfdlls 1T cine Wlil
liarbeniumnls, bic in ben Sagsn pom
%. bis %. Ssptsmber erfolglos Ders
puff fpproen .... lInb babei 1T III
oieien ReauuHssn nur bic 9aupis
angriffsfsls in Der Champagne aus
grunbe aeIest, absr bic 4nsriffe fdus
ben auf Der gsiammten Gront itats.
90 auberorbenili9 erob III Der i'm
CONNER aufssiiapelts WuniiioHspors
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b,m 5psiten srobn 9ur1brudspers
iub am 4. Stipber irnmerhiu nod elm
9rommslfsusr DON AZ StuHbtn leiiten
icnnten. 9isiss 1yeusr bate aber boa
nift msbr bic polIs Stdrte bss erfteH.
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bsimbsfebI Der bsfe 4etpsis fir ben
btitsrsn Grnit Der 6erbftburfbruhs
psriute. Gs mar ben frdna0fifer
SoIbaten ssiast ipprbsn. bab Ole
GiGrfe unb Dduer bss Zromnel
f.usrs unbebinst pirtinsspolI isi bdb
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ardbsn l.bsn i5nne. Gsfuneene btitdtis
gen. cab bic 4nsriFfe Der Jriantsris
bsstaIb 10 iorelOs. in 10 sefHlohsnsr
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gar ieinsn Jeinb mebr DOT ben fran.
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Bic a[es 2ebn srtotsube Dirtuns bts
breiidgig,n 3rommelfeusrs tpar cine
nsue fran3SFfdx Selbiitdui4uns &C.
ipsIsn: Die b.lbsnbaft. 3uptrldfis!ei.
unIerer iibr jebes acb trbabsHsil
9rupptn tatie aud, In Der brsitasissn
65lIe nift periagt!