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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-03
NOTICE

The Garfield Engine Co. No. s, beg
to announce TO all fire companies wish
ing to participate in the parade at
Annual County Fair grounds at Red
Bank. to meet at c. r. R. station at
$40 A. NJ, on Monday, Sept. 9th
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-03
Surround the Turks

Eprcial By United Press Wire.
Paris, Sept. 3.-An Athens dis |
patch to a news agency. today stated |
IContinuea on Page ~
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-03
HOT DEBATE BETWEEN RAMSAY
AND DONNELLY ON SHIP CANAL
At WATERWAY BANQUET HERE

Trenton Mayor Says Proposed Inland Waterway Has Been
Allowed tn Remain Unfinished Because of Lethagic Atti
tIde and DeporabIe Indifference on Part of State Legs-
Iature-Brings Heated Reply from Former Senator Kam-
say-Many Notabes at Big Reception Here
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-03

HALL for weddings and dancing. Sec
Tom Ssean, Newark House, 2ss Mar
ket St<eet. 20922-6-3l-9-3s
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-03
Italians Occupy Rovereto.

Special By U,stted Press Wire
Rome, Sept. 3:-Rovereto, the
largest Austrian city to fall before
the Italian army, is being slowly oc-
cupied by the kings troops.
The Rovereto forts which blocked
the Italian advance on Trent, only
thirteen miles away, were blown up
early yesterday and Austrians began
to evacuate the city, retreating
northward up the Adige valley in the
direction of Trent.
After the garrison had withdrawn
Austrian artillery stationed on the
heights overlooking the town from
the north poured a heavy fire into
the city yesterday, completing the
work of ruin. These batteries were
engaged by the Italian gunners and
partly silenced.
The first Italian troops began en-
tering Rovereto before dusk last
night, according to dispatches today.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-03
Quiet in France.

special BY Unlted Press Wire.
Paris, Sept. 3:-Absolute quiet
along the entire battlefront so far as
infantry action was concerned was
reported by the war Office this after
noon. Artillery engagements con-
tinued throughout the night without
important incidents.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-03

WEATHER. ----- Proba~
bly, fair tonight and
Saturday. Moderate
temperature. North
easterly winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

ton by Of the most ingenious and amusing expedens
recorded. The great difference in the forms Of
the by the is because Marco Polo
gol for the place. while Sir Aurel gives the
modern Chinese form.
The city, in early times, besieged by
Huns who overrunnng the ancient Chinese Empire
destroying plaging and numbering garrison of the
city small and weak and provisions nearly
The only protection that the place had high fortified
wall with broad walk top built the style
Great Wall Of China The defenders rapidly growing
too weak from lack OF food to the
ing the walls.
Now the Huns travelled with their wives when
they went to for they liked to make While
march. When they conquered city, the choice of the
plumber went to the favore wives while the Hun
drank wine from the skulls of their defeated
In this the leader Of the Huns had with him
tful wife. to whom he momentariy devoted
herself intensely Jealous She well her lords
tickle nature and his tendency type
beauty, especially II dressed manner
The clever wife of the Chinese governor the city be-
came aware OF the domestic situation in the Hun
camp and planned most ingenousy advantage It,
She and the other Of the city fixed up
dummy figures painted to represent pretty and
dressed them in the most beautiful costumes secret
OF making which was then only known to the Chinese
These dummy figures poked up battements
and INDUCED in the most remarkable antics before
tshed Huns. They danced bowed, frted made little mine.
Ing gestures after the Chinese altogether
quite an enhancing spectacle.
When the Hun generals wife how her husband
was interested in the spectacle mad with jea-
band miserable Even Huns human nppease his
wife the general agreed to give the siege
pass elsewhere.
This episode the foundation Of aronette
performances among the Chinese They
people and they have enjoying the same kind OF
entertainment since then.
Sir Aurel Stein redsoovered this city while exploring the
remains OF tho Great Wall of China which is yet very
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

imperfecy known Europeans Stein started from Tr
huang followed wall close $50 miles
The wall along this whole distance with its watch
towers and small military sations what always
absolutely sterile desert
The entire wall is eighteen hundred miles long and
constructed between the years 214 and 2o4 B.
been described by Professor LOWELL Harvard
the one human construction that be from Mars
He has calculated that lines such the Wall
be from distances provided always
length is greatly out of proportion to their width
The wall built to defend China from wild Mongofans
and Manchurians but they frequently
used the wall to defend themselves against
1t is from sixty high twenty-five feet
thick with broad roadway between along which
march from the desert
The lower portion Of finely shaped blocks granite
the part of brick The brckwork is oophoed give
cover to the soldiers About two hundred
at commanding position there big square tower
to military barracks fortress.
Sir Aurel Stein describes his remarkably interesting
periences in communication to the Royal Geographical
ciety OF England of which he Is prominent member.
He found many ancient records wood fine pieces Of
furniture and implements Of various Sorts of an
early Chinese civilization. Many these things were
found In the ruined watch towers soldiers
had kept guard during the first century and after
Christ
He explored the Province of Kansu which was invaded
first by the IndoScyhians and then by Huns whose
later wanderings westward the Roman Fmpire
and deeply affected the fall Of Central Asia Europe
was In this region that he found ruined town OF
kharkaKhoo. or the Etzina Of Marco Poos Voyages"
Inc position and remains proved to satisfaction that IL
could be no other than Marco Poos Here in ancient
times travellers bound for Karakoram the old Moneo can
ta had to lay In vcuas for forty days order to cos
Inc great desert where there habaon or resting
place There was abundant evidence former existence
of much life and Asia that has largely
disappeared. -
Among the ruins he found complete remains Of an
early Chinese partonetta thsatra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

thirteenth centuries about six hundred ago.
Its splendid cities and became the great Mongo
Emperor of China Kubla Khan For centuries after his
day, Interior Asia was less sealed mystery
Europeans 1t really because people knew nothing of
the things Marco Polo wrote about they laughed ut him.
What makes the city Kharka-Khoto or Etzina parcl-
arly interesting is that and destruc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

and China In the late
part o. the twelfth
and early part OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

~ IR AUREL STEIN, noted British explorer reports
~ that he has found the mysterious ruined city of
Kharkha- Khoto, in interior China, which can be no
other than the strange city Of Ezna described by
italian adventurer, Marco Polo
This discovery is interesting for and
especially because confirms accuracy of Marco Polo
whose narrative few years laughed at mass
OF exaggerations and inventions.
This wonderful man travelled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

New Observation-Disclosures
not Found in BoOkS-Oddi-
ties from all over the World
Douglas Island news., 1915-09-01
Wireless for Douglas

After struggling for it for two years or more, Douglas has been granted an agency of the Marconi Wireless Tele- graph Company, and r. J. Jerome, of the Triple-O System, has been ap. pointed local agent. There is every reason to expect that Douglas will have a station by the end of the year.
 The Marconi people are putting in high power plants all along the line, aud are now in position to be strOng competitors Ot the cable lines. They are now making cheaper rates, and the wireless offices. never close.
 Mir. Jerome is ready to handle bus iuess quickly and accurately in con- nection with all points.
Douglas Island news., 1915-09-01

Mr. P. D. Dermody, formerly the leland representative of che Juneau Dispatch, has taken a position. in the mechanical department at Treadwell.
 Mir. aud Mrs. Guy l.. Smith returned from Seattle last week. Mr. Smith is busily engaged in arranging his new stock of drugs in the Thomas building.
 The Misses Charlotte and Lucille Fox, daughters of PHI. Fox, the pioneer merchant of Douglas, arrived this morning on the Seattle from visit to the States.
 Robert A. Turner, United States in- spcctor of boilers, was killed Sunday in an automobile accident near Seattle. Henry c. Lord has been appointed to Che position,
 FoR SALE OR RENT-A Blacksmith Shop in Douglas. fully equipped with. tools, etc., excellent location, splendid opportunity for the right man. First Territorial Bank, agent.
 Jack Mcdonald, formerly of Douglas, has been appointed by Governor Strong as game warden, taking the place of Adam Schneider. The job carries a salary of s195 per mouth.
 Companies No. and 8, of the Doug. las Fire Department engaged in game of soccer football on Monday evening" Mo- 8 won by a score of 2 to l, which was nothing more than right.
 At Seattle, the steamship Admiral Watson was rammed Sunday morning by the Paraiso, and sunk. It is esti- mated that the damage and cost of raising her will amount to s5O,000.
 The statement in the Juneau Dis- patch that Douglas is suffering from a coal famine is rather exaggerated, as there is still something like 100 tons of fine coal on the city dock in Douglas.
 Mr. and Mrs J. P. Corbus and daugh- ter, who are visiting in Juneau, came over to Douglas last week to call on old friends. They expressed great surprise at the many changes in Doug las.
 Mrs. Monte Benson and children, who have been visiting this summer at Ore, returned on the Al Xii to their home at TreadweH. Miss Hon. kenen, a sister of Mrs. Benson, accom- panied them.
Douglas Island news., 1915-09-01
To the Women of Alaska

My present visit to the magic land of the North has made me extremely eager to see more Women's Clubs or ganized in Alaska; these clubs ehould then organize into territorial federa- ton, and in May, 1916, come into the General Federation of Women's Clubs.
 Students of present day affairs are united in the opinion that no force has done more for Che social uplift, for the betterment of home conditions and for the improvement of the child than the woman's club movement.
 It is by no means difficult to gather in a community a group of women who will gladly read or study together to prepare themselves for some line of civic action.
 There already exist in Alaska enough clubs to form a territorial organization.
 Mrs. Frank White, the chairman of our membership committee, Valley City, N. Dak.; Mrs. Mary I. Wood, the manager of the bureau of information, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; aud Mre. William P. Harper, director of the gen eral federation, 65l Kinnear Place, Seattle, Wash, will gladly answer any questions as to the best steps of or ganiziug and of coming into the feder- ation. All the forty-nine states in our organization stand ready to welcome most warmly Alaska.
 Mas. PERCY V. PENNYPAOKEB,
 President of General Federation of Women's Clubs.
 Austin, Texas, August 10, 1915.
Douglas Island news., 1915-09-01
School Begins Tuesday

Next Tuesday morning, Sept. 7tb, the Douglas public school will open for the fall and winter term. Radical changes have been made in the seating arrange. meut, and it is expected this year that all of the little folks will be taken care of without crowding.
 The heating plant has been entirely overhauled and changed, new boiler of larger capacity added, so the build ing will be we'll warmed.
 The teaching staff, headed by Miss Minnie Malloy, principal, will be the same as last year, except for a couple of changes in the lower grades
 Mir. Fred Carlson has been employed as janitor, and be is busily engaged in cleaning up and getting ready for next Tuesday.
Douglas Island news., 1915-09-01

Wheu you want Coal, sec Martin Olson, on Ferry dock.
 Ladysmith Coal, delivered Sl0 per ton Screened Ladysmith .S1l per ton Newcastle Nut, delivered S9 per ton Briquettes ..SlO per ton Ladysmith Screenings e. s7.50 per ton This means delivered.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
@ilipns 0crirrnna.

WcifiustOner Sepef6en SufoIge min
Der prdiibsnt ieirs Rsbs, ipsl6s in Der
Stlaser n4meriea firit" oustlinst
ni6t in Der Deiie aufssfaBt ba6en, bdf
er Die Rolle zines 8ermittlers Sipiffsr
hen triegsfiibrsnbsu Nationen gu ipie.
len sebrntt. Mds CT geidst baden rpolIs
ts, mar, bcb bisies aanb feline DfonOs
Wiiden unb frnitigsn ardfte sufams
msnhaltcn miife, um Sur WisSsrssfuns
buns Der eurOpaif6sn Rutionsn bebilfe
Iia gu fein.
Der Prdiibent Fat es lebigli9 fi9
ielbit 5uSui9rsiGcn, bab er BON Der
srpBen fpeltgsf6i9tli6en RolIe, bic er
gu ipielsn seba4te uub bic ibnl BEL
ri6ttesm @erbalten nift bate sntge6sn
t6nnen, Suriidtrstsn mub. Den Seller,
Der ibn lin einen srobsn 9amcn in Der
@sf6idts Der. Meni9bsit sebra6t bat,
beging sr fdit am sriisn Gag mad
au3tru@ bes arisss, inbsm sr ss une
ierlisB. England sIei9 an bet srften
lle6ertretung unferer neutralsn Redhte
81 berAinoern. 8amit bdtte sr ii1
nt4t bios einsn Namen als amerifanis
ifer, ionbnn aud als interndtionaler
Craftsman senadt, bsnn Der San
Tag bsrart, eab er ioppbl fsinsm Gan;
be, lpis Der Menidbsit einsn aroben,
9ienft erpeiisn fennte. Das III offene
tunbig, iotpeit es bic Ser. Sidaten be-
trifft. Das Obsr6dupt elmer RaiiDn
barf ni9t geitatten. bab i5rs RedteI
pOn elmer frsnben HdtiOn besintrd9s
tigt irereen. Wenn ct es obsr geitaftef,
fam er oem @oripnrf nint snteeben,
buB sr bic Re9te ieinss 2anbss preis=
sege6en bat unD iOIds Gtdatsobere
bGupter tperben IN Der Geihidt. ibres
Qanbes niff aefeiert.
9i, srite fdsipers Sdabigung unh
gntebruns unfsres 2anbes srfplate,
uIs Gnslonb amerifauiiae Waaren,
bic ii6 auf benz msgs Ha9 nsutralsHl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
@sobimsen tObt!

WeSbingtn tobi! - Wsun. IL bss 5os
bes Sdauer
Gin btutidss Ser5 nit pilotm De9
burdmiiblt,
Wenn ie bas @aterlanb In itumms.
Srauer
Dss S9msr5ss sanSs gitsrleit se.
fiiblt.
60 tpar ss, als bas Wort gu uns sts
nrunsen:
rWsbbiHssn iobt! 9om Weasnsrao
peridIansen!"
Du 5srrltder, Der siibn nit tpnem
Wdgen
Die sriis greits Idlus in Jsinbts
Webr!
Du Wcderitsr! Su iiitnsm llt6srra.
gen
Def GsgHsrSdrsd auf nib umiimpi.
tenn Wetr!
auf tpins'gem Boot NIT ipsnissn Gss
treusn
S4ienfi bu ssfsit in Rot unb Sop.ss
brdunsH.
Gein ensss S.im. bas bslne araf;
nmipaants,
Die Stdtis frobenSubeIs, btibsr Rotb.
Dis, tiibu ssitsuert Hisfsn iibsrs
ndnnts,
Bon otinsm @sift befssIi - bsin sJlii,
stlbooi.
ani bsm aabsutiGIdnbs itolss gIids
rubisn,
es iani nit bir In buniIs Gmb<ss
fIuib.n.
StDls iparit bu, iObtsmutbis. unbsrs
brpHsrl
SIM GsiIt gefpaItia unb in bergen gut,
Sn Rptb uno 9cb I'M 6tlneutuinpf
tnifalphsn
Jiir 9sutIntaubs Gbrs nuf beerphisS
;5Iutt.
5m ataitssfilbI. i'm frrhsn @aufh 0u
J,iesnb
5tarbf bu dls @prbilb esuti1sr Rit.
itrtngenb! -
iOpi! = Die Srau.tbOtsn
mslben:
81 fant ins Grab, bag sr ii6 isIbft srs
ndhlil
Run bai Ods Wssr nit ieinsm ahbs
Iingsklbtu
5m DIuibeHi@cOb uuf sDis iiA DIT,
mdbIt.
Dsnn Wtnsu Isis ben Rubmssnamsn
raufdsn.
Birb iannsnb nod bic fsrHfie Ead).
melt lduI@sH.
ptto RassL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
Ser &riss Der @ieueriumem.
Don aarI marilaun (misu).

Die Wienerinnen mobilijiren esaen
jsne id5dbsnsipsribs 9otisseabe, bic in
bsn auspsiIsn unissr Wlarttdmter
sprima unsariihe 5Ieifd. unb sytits
idipsins" bsibi. sic BADEN es n.dt
gons Isiai in bitien 2ageu, in benen
iid btr Weblmsifer zine glpotbsteripas
as anI4affi unb bss Gpinai mad benz
adrif Der friI6en gfipisropeiIfen pers
taufi tpirb. Run min man i1nen aud
nod bas Rsht airfs .S1ipsinsrns'
D.riiirssn, bas Gsfhiarret III pom
Gbrseij bsieifen, nnsrihipinglid su
isin, ss si6t tsins @uitoiiiida uno
ihnsinsruen aarbonab.I msbr. Hdms
lid: in otm arisa Der esseu manhsrs
lei Gorisn BON Sdtpsin.n ssfiibri
ipirb. srfreuen fib bic prirnd Glsiids
unb sSsttI6psint uiledrif6er 6eriunft
tints uufrsi3tnben susnabms3uitans
b.s. Sic i6nnen ni9t aei9la1tst ipsrs
ben, ibtt @ebister unb Mdiier NIT ben
hanbat 2ilo osbsnbgelpidt uno Der
tmpoiuiten ardgennunruer erldufeH
Is nida. DEM bisfe 1trrfdnfisn iino
btr WsInunl. bdb WeIttrisg uBb
Shpeinspreiis In tintm @sr6dltniB
it.bn, BON ban lie nod nidt ssnug
profitirt bdben. glut iie iinb Rams
pier, aber binter Der syront, lnb ba
iih bort gsmstnbin fpsber Ruiisn nod
Serten stt itentH pfItasn, filbrsu bisie
ssdtriottn mil ben iimfdnslihsn Blu
1sR unb sintr nod untfdnsIitersn
@sIblass ibtsn flstnen, pripaten Spro,
fitsriss NIT ben 0iterrsiddifen 6aus=
fraiisn.
Disfs 6ausfrautn baben nun ben |
Jebbehanbihuh tlus unp uiutbiq duis
rsHommth. Gis iebrsn ben Spieb, |
btr In bisism Sale ein 9rnifpisb II, |
um uHb trtldrtn BEN Ghfpsin, buE |
an pfienburtr GeIbiibsri9dbung Isi |
BET, nun ibrerfsits BEN Rrisg. Sic
bcpfutiisrsn bas aarbOHnosl. bns rel
niGt bsao5IsJt fHnnen unb has iis iibs
rigens f6on nod untsr bsm breibuns
btriprpssniigsn 3ufhlng ben bic ga.
trioitn BON ben Experimentation bii4
tisren. bsicmmsn iperbsu. Bis bahiE
fdlIt ben tapfrtn s5rausH nfIsrbinds
cine alufgabt az, bic aud mdunli4sl
Is.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26


trGfte iltesIieieen t0nnts. D;nn biz
ie 1rdueH bdben ia ni6t nur ben Dls!
aufrei5en1trtn aIeinfrisg asseu b.
fbt6errIidk QiiIiernbsit ~ bsfteben
Die ebeIiHs Gintromt unb btr 5riebe
zines Wientr 6dufes bingt ndmIif
pitl inniger, ais man 9laubf, NIT BEN
| iteigtnben unb Iinfenbsn apnfunl btr
panierten S&peind&niteln 5uian,
men, unb bic Wdnuer iiebm por btr
adnsIih neisn unb iaun erfreuIiHtn
aufgabe, ihren Rinbern beim Mppetii
duf auttsIfisden. Wiernbeln, IobH-
nubeln uHb @eritsnitrubeIn Gin gutsf
geifpieI sebtn gu miHsn. 1inseorbusis
3uftGnbe ipis biefer binttr ber 5roni
asfiibrte slsiIdlrieg srIGiitern bic
@runblaae Der Janilis. Gins
5dpeinsiteI5s, bic man nidt beloms
men bat. aibi su ben fdptrfen wtrs
iffmmunssn, nifjt nur bss Nassns,
anIab. glnbsrerisiis abu brinai
Gin silo SdtpsinersHes. bas
ssssn jebts Eertomrnsn bier aronsn
Obsr sins aIsinisisit bdruutsr ioitsi,
jsbes nod 70 iorslid ssfiibrte unS
obnebiu pot tauienb Rriessgtfdhrlifs
ieiteu bsbrobis Budget aus bemDlti6'
Iseipidf. Dor Elm paar Sobun lddtltsn
Die Wisner Jsuilletoniiten iibtr bic
9dusfrauen Der tIsinsu nieosrDherrsi.
Gtyhsn Stabt arems, bic nit ibrsn
Resgern sinsH gang dbnlidtH arisa
um bas tGsli6s JIsiidb fiibrien Die
1sinbfsIistsitsn bIieben bamals aIf
Arems beI6rdnit unb itnr isitber
Idueit usrgeiIsns sylsiI9bopsOit mar
io5uidseh cine Gsnspdlprobs gu uHi.s
rsr bsuiistn gntbaltIamitit. Ddnlols
sins IS um nidt msbr dIs bic 9Isis
nisieit pon othi 3eIern, nm Die bic
arsmf.r 5Isii9bdusr bas aiIo ibr,r
Rinoflsifdo6isn peribusrieH. Die
3sii.n iinb dHosrs sepprbeH, Disfs adj
bsIa1enspsribtn Sen<r babsn it
ldngit 5ur bdIbeH unb ganJtn Krone
1iHaufssruRoei uno dIlmdbli4 nsbmm
aud mir Wdnner ernf, tpds mir nod
Dor sinsm balbsn Sabr srtsitsrnb FAM
ben: ben anfrsibmbtn, ME dusitsms
ben unb 10 jGmmerIif rabmIoisn
aampf unierer Jrausii nit bemgDirtbs
i9aftBetlb. Wenn eintt bie aSdin
mad benz Rd6tmabI NIT benz Gin
fauis6ii6sI anaeriidt fam. rGumtsu
mir sniselaunt bas JsIb. Den abbi.
iionen Der b6bmiIGen Weblfpsisbek
bieli ftiner bon uus Stanb, uns In
ierefirte psbsr Der 5astsiurs Der pas
rabsifer nod Der aufi4las bei ben srs
ten beurisen grbGpfsTn. Mir iabnI
bios Elm iomii6ss unb srbofss Siu
linb Ser pesen bier ober iisb<n ober
1dt Stasr uHb a1ntsn In famili.ui
odterIider aur3iidtisieii nidt, bab
oies rur sriie 0orpoitsngeisdts eiuss
tpirthi6uftIihen Rampfss fei.n, il,
BEN es uns bsuts an ben aroeen eebt.
llnb pisLsifi mubien pirtlih ien'
54peinssiihtsr unb 3pli9snbdnblsr
oer Miensr Sdla9tpisbmdrtie ben
RiIopreis ibrss S9psinsrnen auf pier
RroHsn in bis S5bs trtibtu, sbs mir
,tn 5eroismus in ben iabteIanssH
osllertdmpfen uniersr Grouen ,nts
,edteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

nal ben gprinarft Der Dsutifsn auf'
,ubalten, Ipnoern fptrben in ben lester
1asen bsftanbis suriidsebrdnst. Da'
nit I&pinb.t Sds SHredsefpenft. dll
ipel4es bic ensldnoer srfHisnst finb.
Wobl III Is m6gIif, pab iis nod
RannI9aftsn iiber ben aanal iaider
s6nnen, absr bas nirb nod ssraumt
3eit in 4nipruh nsbmsn, ba bic Reu.
angeiporbenen bod eirisermaBen auss
ae6ilbet perben miiHsn. sbe man FL
sssen ben ssinb gu idideu permaa
unb oasu nod sinsn iol6tn Sssner.
ipie bic Ssutf8en. Sn 6pIss Sei1sn
f6eiut uns bic MHiidt besriinbst, Dab
iebt Elm enfI9sioenbsr Sdlu5 an Der
lpeifliden @ren3e s.fiibrt ipirb uub er
frlts in Der ndditsn 3sit 3u gnos gee
braft peroen tonnen. ba bic 9emii-
6unsen Der 5ranSoisn. ibre 8srbiinoes
ten ,u entlaiten. fid uls persebsns sr'
tpeiien, benn lie rpsroen ebenfalls que
riidsebrGnst. gli6t minber III au ers
isben, oab bic b.utI6e Seeresma6t be-
oeuteno 'psritdrft lporbsn 1T, b1 iie i'm
gssrifie itsbt. cine Jiunisnbspesuns
sessn bic Gnsldnpsr su unternsbmen.
Iuf isbsn San liegsn bic @erbdltniiis
duf benz ipeitliden ariessihauplaB
fiir bic DeutIden iebr giinitig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

4uf benz p itli6sn Rriegs.
f6uuplab ipis!en iib pidtise Grsig.
nifIe ab, bic nod cine erb1bte Bsbeu.
iung bur6 ben S.itpuntt, mann lie In
@Hsriff genommen fperoen, srlangsn.
gs bat bislang als fsftftebenb gegols
ten, baB Deutf9lanb aubsr StanOs lit,
sirlen Sffeniiptrieg gesen 5pei Srontsu
81 fiibren. Ulit anbsren Wortsn, bab
ss ui6t ale 5sinbe suslsid, ipnbsrn
nur siussln ansrsifeu t0nns. 8islans
bat es oiefsm prpgramm semGb feline
ednSs &ruft an Der 6ftlifen @ren3a
stnaeieBt. Wenn es nunmebr fif Der
Deitgreu5s sutpenbst, fann bas nur
duf 9runb Der S6ntIathe g.T6eben
itiH, bub ss bic SffsniiDtruft i'm Often
fir srih0pft bdlt. Sat es nit bisIer
@nnubme ieine Ri6tigfeit, 10 b.rz
ipriht ous cine na9e 8eenbisung bes
4rieges, bd bic Deuti8en fir unii6erz
tpinbIid gebalten ipsrb.n iSnnen, fp.nn
iie ii9 ungeitSrt Der 8etdmpfung bsf
1rdnsoieH unb GnglGnber nibmeu
t6Hnsn. Wir baItsn bieie anna6me
fiir besriinost, neil srIi6tlih lit, baB
bic RuifeH ben OffeHiiDtrieg eins.itellt
haben. @tlde Sdpierisfsittn bic
Dsntfden nod gu iibsrfuinben babsu,
big lie an ibr 9aupt5iel, tpet4eS gds
ldis III, setaHe.n, IaBt ih ntht beftimz
men, aber ss 1T uRperisnn6ar, bug iieI
iid uunmebr fir befdbiet slauben, ssI
sa errei9en.