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The Washington times., 1915-05-10
Tomorrow.

Closing entertainment of season. National
Library for the Blind. l7ss II street north.
Annual meeting, Johns Hopkins Alumni vs.
ISOLATION Of Washington, University CIu0.
Meeting. Washington District OF the Epwort,
League. Anacostia NJ E. Church F1tIr-
teenth and l streets southeast. 40 y. M
Meetins. Washington Cat Club at home Of
Emma r. Woodward, Twenty-eighth street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. 3 y. m.
Annual uaS srs review and and parade of Washington
of White House. to $50 p. m.
Lecture, The King Of the Shepherds, or the
ford. Home Club II Jackson place norIh-
Meeting, Association of American physt.
clans. banquet hall. Raleigh, a. m.
Dinner, Washington Medical and Surgical
Dance. benefit of Washington Emergenty
Home for Children. ball room Raleigh !
Circus, Fifteenth street and Florida avenue
Masonic~Evanseiist Ehspter { p Rose c,ro,x
Robert dc Bruce Council Scottish Rite;
iH; Eleeta No; e L. Bethlehem. No; i Friend,
Odd Fellows Washington. No 8: Golden
Rule. No. q; Amity; No; &c; annual meet,
Knishps mig Gs ss'fS9X Of RsSstshs No
sior. No. II; Capital NoA "a Myrtle. No
a Mount Vernon Grove. No. 6, Ladies
National nion-Headquarter open from
D. m.
Royal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Council
Jr o. L. A. M.-Columbia Council No 70
general excursion committee
Ancient Order OF Hibernans-D Division. No z
knights OF Washington Council
State Council annual meeting. D. m
Meeting District Association Of Osteona hi.
Physicians, offics of DR.. Mary Walker
Eaton, 1901 street northwest, r. m
Meeting; trustees OF Southern Relief Society
room le7. New Willard. s p. IN.
Supper dance red room. New Willard,
d,
The Washington times., 1915-05-10
CITY FOLK AND FOREST FIRES

The average city dweller is not
greatly interested in forest fires or
their prevention. That is one rea-
son why there are so many forest
fires.
This spring the Forest Service is
sending broadcast bulletins concern
ing the avoidance of the fires. These
will be read by the dwellers of the
countrysides and rural districts
They will be "passed up" by the city
man.
Then, about July /, Mr.. City Man
will decide to get closer to nature
will go camping in the woods, and
he will carelessly and unthinkingly
knock out hot pipe ashes on dry
leaves, build a fire against a tree
stump, or walk off and leave the
smoIdering embers Of campfire. He
will go forth and break all the rules
The Washington times., 1915-05-10

s,s we shpped down into the water over the
ou.i the list being the other way.
men the boat struck the water, and
a1ter some seconds-it NAV have been a
mlnute-l looked up and cried out NV
900! the Lusitania Is gone. We saw
.he entire bulk OF the liner. which had
sndd.u Sudd uPr'snt Just a few second before
suooenly lurch over away from US: then
sme seemed to stand upright in the
water, and the next instant the keel oi
ane snip caught the keel of our boat and
we We're thrown into the water.
lhere were about thirty people in
tne boat. and ! should say that ali were
stokers or third-class passengers. There
may have been one or two other first
lass lass passengers: I cannot recall who
When the boat was overturned
sank. and ! thought was a goner: how.
ever. ] had my life belt on and ros.
shin sst TO the surface. There l foatec
when 1 made grab at a collapsibie life
ooat' at which other passengers were
also grabbing. and we managed to get Il
shlpshape and Chamber in.
Pitched Out Eight Times.
There were eight or nine In the
boat. stokers. except one or two third,
class passengers. 1t was partially filled
with water. In the scramble the boa
was overturned. and once more we wer.
pitched into the water. This occurred
| should say. eight times. the boat right
Ing itself usually. and before We were
picked up by the Bluebell six OF n.
party of eight or nine were lying drown.
ed In the bilge water which was in the
bottom"
Asked what he thought Of the effec,
OF the disaster would be on America
Mr kessler said with much emotion
My God! what can America do? Moth
Ing Will bring back these people TO hfe
1t was a cold-blooded deliberate mur.
der. and nothing else: the creates
murder the world has ever known. How
will going to war mend that"
DO you think It could have beer
avoided?"
Mr.. Kessler paused, and said slow
ly: THAT Is q very serious question
and l hesitate to give an opinion or
matters which are purely technical. bu
still II seems to me. as a landsman, anc
one who has crossed the ocean many
times. that the safety OF the Lusitani;
lay in speed
We were in the war zone nv l40 NJ
l5O miles. and every moment that W,
, dawled at fifteen or eighteen knot,
was an increase OF our risk of bein,
torpedoed. Again-and. Of Course
merely make a comment-I can't under
stand why there were no destroyers O
patrol boats about, as we certainly ha,
been led to expect there would be whel
we reached the war sone.'
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Meetings and Entertainments
To Be Held in Every Sec
ton of the City BY Various
Societies.
Today

Annual session. Church OF the New Jerusa-
lem parish hall, s:45 a. m and in churcn
sixteenth and Corcoran streets northwest
Open house Home Club IA Jackson place
northwest. p. m. -, D.roocr,c, ..
Western Starr under auspices OF the Wo-
mans Single Tax club, lecture hall. fuo-
mas,hx is ,oFfIX PiHey Branch b Citizens
Iowa Avenue NJ L. Church, y. m Ad-
dress by Major pullman. ,,.,..
Concert, United states Marine bahu' "o''"e
Barracks 4:30 p. m. ,..
Initiation Iaiit%s and banquet. Pyramid Honor So
cIety Of the George Washington University
in headquarters, p. m, Con
THE Opium Pipe, Beiasco lhea'e'' Gov
Circus, Fifteenth street and Florida avenue
northeast. . and p. m p.,r,o,s
of AMERICA, oak room. Raleigh. II a. m; ooo
Meeting Mid-CIty Citizens ASSOCIATION loc'
seventh street northwest s,s rInuTr p m No. "a;
TaEoma No. 2s Mount Vernon. No. s.
ROYAL Arch Masons Grand CommsnderS,
knights TemplaT; Temple. NO 10 'o'u'"
bia No IS Eastern Star. -,
Odd Fellows-Beacon. No. lS, h'1n, %sb.Hshs ~"
Iangdon, No. 26; Esther, No O. ReoeSams Esion
th 20 n: EQUAL No II: AsCalon Tenn
ple No, 81. Knights of Khorassan. r..
National Union-PVessmen's council Last
Sons sps5o, Of o,Jonadab-Empire Council;
Roval Arcanum- National Council.
knights of Columbus-PotomacO Oouhgn; pn; ,,c
Meeting American Federation ol ray, M 'o.iS S
Societies, Perpetual Building Eleventh ana
r streets northwest, p. m, =, immune,
ocists gridirnn room, New Willard, $3.50 a.
a 2:3O and p. III. ~ coo,o,,, -, C,tri
Annual meeting American socieV OF VIM yiiIi
cal Investigations, Cabinet roo"' Ne" "hl'
ard. 10 a. m; ,,,., Nton,. AssocIo
Meeting Washington Hotel Mems Assocla-
ton, blue room. $50 p. m. s
Conference of Lutheran Church Sunaay
schools, Georgetown Lutheran Church
=. IN.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10

opments during Mrs. Pouder's more
than century of existence pessimism
is less insistent. We begin to per-
ceive that the triumphs of war are
incidental and the triumphs of peace
enduring. The century since Water
loo has been interrupted by many
wars, notably our own civil war;
yet the progress of the world in
these 100 years has been marvellous;
the present war is only an Interrupt
ton to that progress.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10
Drilling of Passengers
Forbidden by Cunard's
Rules, captain Said
Commander Told G. A. Kessler, of New York, Lines
Officials Considered Plan After Titanic Disaster
and Rejected It-Lusitania Travelled at 1S
Knots in War Zone

LONDON May l0-"On Wednesday," George A.. Kesser the
New York merchant said interview Il TAX
the arpauns from the boats and up puer
said It's all right drilling your crew. why don't you drill your
passengers?
The said he thought that good dea added
why tell Captain Turner sir? So day had conversa
ton with Captain Turner and him suggested the
should be given tickets with number denotng number
boat they should make for anything happened and
that seemed this detail minimize the difficulties in the
event Of trouble.
The captain replied that this suggestion made after the IT,
anc disaster but that the Cunad officials thought over and
considered mpaccabe He added that of course he could not
act the advice because he have the authority of
the Board of Trade.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10
Pope Not to Leave Rome
If Italy Declares War

PARIS. May 1O.-Leadlng neutral pro-
German Catholics have strongly urged
the Pope to quit Rome and take tenn
porarv refuge in Spain as soon as Its,v
declares war. The Pope peremptoriIy
refused. He had been assured that his
personal security will not 5c imperiled
while the Holy See will ne preserved.
There Is danger that COmmuniCatiops
between the Vatican and Austria aud
Germany will suffer, but tho Pnne
recognizes he would commit a trelnen-
dous political error BY voluntarily going
into exile.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10
Felicitates Persons In Clean't!p
Camnaipn.

To the Editor Of THE TIMES
Congratulations are due the clean city
committee and the Master Painters ana
Decorators Association for the results
achieved during the two weeks OF the
cleanup campaign. Sanitary conditions
and appearances are improved in every
section of the city. The thanks OF the
entire community should be given the
public-spirited citizens who gave their
time and energy to the work
HOUSEHOLDER.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10
Her Little Faults.

Magistrate-It appears to he your
record. Mary Mosellc. that you have
been thirty-five times previously con-
victed ~ drunkenness
The Prisoner-No woman is perfect
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10
On District Support.

f. F. Colladay. president OF the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations. will
speak on the fiscal relations between
the District and National governmcn nts
before the Mid-City Citizens Associa-
tion at 1909 Seventh street northwest 10.
night
The Washington times., 1915-05-10
Hike to "Tent City."

More than 900 wanderlusters hiked
from the Aqueduct bridge along the
Virginia bank of the Potomac To Tent
CIV" near Chain bridge, yesterday aft
.rnoon. The hkers we're led by Walter
Page. c. q. Stein, and q. A. GAnds.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10
ManyEpents Arranged
For Washington Today

Poli,s-"seven Keys to Baldpate," 2l5 and
s:l6 y. m.
B. F. keith's-Vaudeville, 2l5 and Sis d, m
Cosmos-Eaudeville. continuous
Casino-Vaudeville, continuous
Crandan s-Photo plays, IL aam. to II u m
Garden-Photo plays, II a. m. to II o m
Strand-Photo plays. II a. m. to IL D. m
Misunderstanding.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10

Jitney buses continue to be safer
and cheaper than the big four-fun-
eled vehicles.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10

BY firing the other four, we can
buy caps and shoes for our reserve
army by the dozen.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10

AS compromise, the colonel
might mollify Mr.. Barnes by placing
toupee on his bald statements.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10

London possesses one advantage
over New York. London knows
where her bombs are coming from.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10

Strange that the gravity of the
crisis should cause the State De-
partment to 60 up in the air.
The Washington times., 1915-05-10
Amusements.

National The Red Widow S:i6 y. m.
Columbia Naughty Marietta SIS u
BelAsco-''With the Fighting Forces ~ Eu-
rope" motion pictures. $50 and 4. 80 y. m
The Washington times., 1915-05-10
MAIL BAG
(From The Times Redders.)

Communications to the Mail BAG must
De written on one side Of the pepeI
only; must rot exceed 2e0 words N
length, and must be signed with mans
and address Of the serder. The pvuiii
cation OF letters In The Times msn
Bag does not mean the indorsement oy
The Times OF the opinions OF the writer.
The Mail Bag IL an open forum. whers
the citizens OF Washington can srgu'
most questions
The Washington times., 1915-05-10

Philadelphia society women will
present play called Work" That's
no play!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

siniidtctt Der Sitcrrei6ii9ungariiden
&egierune bareeIegt tuIroen, ,pib.
rero oen @ereinieten Staten porge.
ifiogen iplirbe, oIle Sei6peroen ba.
hurd gu bebeben bab Die Der. Stda-
ten 9tcsicriutg bcn 6cinoen SeIter.
reid silnearn Die @tittbcilung MAIDEN
ioiltr, iie ipiiroe Die 9luSinbr bon Se'
b,nsmitteln uno aricgsmaterial oil
lie parbieteil, bis BON iDrer Seitc Der
lceitime Souoel IN 9tabrllngsnlitteln
Slpiiden 9lmerifd umo 6cn neiitralet
9duoeril gcitottet ipcrbcn iuiiroe.
Can't @erlincr 3epeifen iuurben
bieie 9}eldnrerbelt rah elmer @nnie.
len3 Hpiid)en Dem @erluter iino Slc.
ner glnsfp1rtiscil gIlut geianbt. slcbn'
lide gtotcn lperbelt. mic es beIBt,
benmdtit and, Don SelltidlIailb iWO
uun Der Siirfei an Die Der, Staaten
oeiouot lper6en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

Ueebt,inen ses Tottors, weidls th per'uH'
te. 1isIe lsuie baben ftiu gertransn 81
Wate.tmebiainen, aber i'd peis. ouis IN
aut.e--ssrau Q. 8. Sidets. Bs< sth 1oe'
nue, speA, Gebar Hapibs: Soma.
splc,e paruenbe Spmptpnle als oas @t'
;uhl BEE grHidsns, Sisanfalt. sopiipep'
RIdsuwsh, ssurht Dor brotenoer Setapr
5urdtiamicit, @erdult in ben Shren, Sers'
fiosisn, gunisn DOR ben Augsn, luresel'
rdBiafsiten, 8eriippfune, ptranoerli1tr
GIpsiit. rlnrub. anb SdwinesI perosn pom
,ntslliasnter sSrauen rsdtteitis beoba4iet,
peIdbe iih bem 9ebensabihnitie nastrn,
nam Der arobe @edieI Der 5rau trnar'e'
uiro.
qbbia &. 9tntbam's 8esetabl. COMPOUND
aarst unb irditist ben pslblid)en GrSanls'
mug urb baut bas Seihpddhte @srotniptem
auf. Gs bat Siele Jrauen pob!bepalleh
burd, eisis Rrifs seiasrt.
@enm irseuo ipeid)e 9pmpl'tatlo'
nen pcrbanoea iinb, bic Sic nidt uer'
jtebea, 10 idJreiben Sic on Die spota
&. 1iufbam Mebieine So. (funfloen'
tell, asuu. Naii. -----
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Sie Selowade i'm u foYf.
2lus ben 96mpfsn zines Blnnooer11sH
yeierpes SnianteriesR esRegimsrts.

SpQ i6 Dir tura bic ndbereu Inns
itGnbe eradblm, uutsr ben i4 seiierH
Rabt sDiIten ! unb 2 llhr ben
i6fdliden anisitus erbaItsn babes
Run benn. 10 gut i'd ss bel Der nol'
Iigen 9beilnabmIofigteit unb erido'
pfuno unD ben arobsn S9msrs.n Der'
mda.
gluf uniere 300 Ulte bonn S6is
bensrdben an einem Steilbana seIs'
acne TeIbpate batten es bic HrdH5o'
len ldngit ubseiebeH. ReseImdbis
BI6mittaos unS au6 Iu6ts tparfm
lie Oisle Winen uHb 9ranater auf bic
Telienaruppe. in Der bic JeIoipods
eingeri6tet IN. Do5 tpdren bieie
gsfdisbungen, abgeiebeH Don einisen
meiit leidtsr 9srtpunbeten. EsAsr
frudtIos aepsfen.
I'm Der Radt gum 4. bru6fen iie
cine neue. tsuflifhe sbes our ausfiih'
runa. gle tisben Elm nit un5dblisen
ileinen pa5st.n zines Sprensitoff ss'
fIates Weinfab uuf bic 5elbna6e
berdbrolIsn Die goften ri.fen bas
unbeimlihe. bur6 bic Duntabeit bets
ontolleritoe Dina nit luutem r5altl
Wer bal" an Gs biipfts iibsr bas
Grutbbinoernib binipsa unb blieb
Dor bem unteritanbe Der Jelbtpahe
mittsn unter ben bort lasernbsnWanns
'6aften au li.aen geberste 2sute be-
f0rberten IS bura Jubtrite meter abs
nGrts Gs Sffnets Ii6. unb an
ndditen Nlorasn iabsn mir ben eon'
gen 2Q6bnna nit ben iIeinen gelben
pddeten bebedt Wir unferIu4teE
bag saf, unb fanben, baB bic 3iinbs
ihnur nur gum tleiniien Sb.ile abse'
6rlnnt mar - bic Rettuna Der sSelos
fpade sn Der ndhiten Raat beffpfs
len bic 7Fron5pien bh sselbpa8e piss
oerum NIT @rtilIris unb fanbten Elm
stpsitss mi. GprsuatSff sfilEsts
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Sie TOroeruma Ceiterreid'S, ben
s4affenespurt ST. perbieten bis Gna'
lauo Scn legitimen amerifaui.
i6eu Sauosl uidt mefr
binbert
@iro in Der 0pte id,Iaufiueg als uu'
beredtiat sarndg.mieIeu.
Ses 2,surtlnnt bes Spfuments mirS
crit ipatrr per6fientlidlt iperben.

@ bington, 8. G., 10. aug.
Die ger. staaten Regierlnlg bat ain
TIenitag cine Iotc lla6 Nien a6ee.
iaubt, in rpeIder lid Die Regieruna
asgcn bic Iniif)t erfIdrt, Die BON Der
SeiterreidNidf llngariiten 8egiertlng
in ibrer fiir5Iiden gtote oertrete1
tnirse, 6aB nGmIib Der llmfane, III
lpelghem Die aIusfilbr bon @affen ufb
ylilEitiou an Die aIIliirten erfpIst,
n;ft i'm GintIong nit Der GeiiHition
oes Saegrifis Rcutralitdt itebt".
Gie Jcte runrbe Dem oiesieitteen
@ctitafter Geniielo per &abel iiber.
Hiiticlt iulb miro alIer @abrifeinIidI.
tett nad, Dem aIltslpdrtigen Imt IN
gSlen ain 0onnerstag 5lrseiteIt luer.
ben Gie gsote mag ipater nit ser
9HtinuuIng her beibcn Regierimgeu
in @ortluut oeroffentIidrt peroen.
Ebi6on Die 9tctc iclbiDeritGn0Ii6
iebr ircunoIif sebaItcu lit, 70 miro
IN oerieIben ood, rpie es beibt, IN
a5ioiuter @eiie Die 9lnteirtung su.
riidaetDieien, oaB Die 9ereinigtcn
Staateu 8erle6ilngen Ser Reutrali.
tut 3rseIaiien batten, mdbrenb ju
gIeiter 3eit fiir ba5 Hcdt ser anIe.
ritmliiden Grporteurc eingetretcn.
miro, ben straightforward Nuttar,
@hrnition Iieiern 3u oitrfen, ole i'm
Stanbe iino fir bieie 0funition SuI
bcSabIen unb Die lie erbaIten fonnrn
DE 3ereInIgteu Staaten 9fegierung
hat iit itets nuf ben Stanopunft gp.
iteIl!, oaB 6ieies Elm llnter ben Sau.
amgen oes 9oIferredts obiollt auBer
SSrage itebenoes Eedt 1T uno pom
bo6ltcbenoen 8eamten lit 6arauf Gin.
gerDieien moroen, oab es cine Berleb,
img Der NeltraIitGt beoeliten pirOe, !
pern ioIte Senoungen all elm Sono
oerboten tperoen iollten, ,peiI ein an.
Seres aano iie nidt erbaIten fonne.
GS tulroen aii9 Yrdieber3fdQe on.
eeriibrt. Die iid alif @affeneiniubr
SeiltiHlonbs un0 Seiterreidys nab.
reno friiberer ariegc besoscn.
Die oiterreidiidpungariite 91ote,
bic arr 29. Silni Sem 9otidyaiterl
peilfieIb iiberulittelt uorben. ipar etn
Soggeres S&riifni6, IN weISem Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11
Treisegeben

Wurbe pom BEN 0eut de1
oerameritanii9e y am
pier nGlumd.~
Wa bington .. g., 10. auJ.
Der ameritoniide 0ampfer ELENA"
elmer Der 6eiben Sampfsr Der Sian.
barb Sil Company, bic BON beutiaen
lnterIeeboptsn nah Spinemiinbe meg.
sefiibrt tporoen tparen, III am 6. Dug.
freigegeben ipprben, tpie Der biesieitige
9otidafter @erarb in Berlin BEN
Staatsbeparsment bepeI9irt Bat. Sn
Der SepeIfe piro iebod ni6t ssiagt,
ob bic Sabung Der .2lama" Suriitbes
balten tporben 1T uno bes 5lpeiten meg
gefubrten 0ampfers .Dico" ptrb
ebenfdIIs feline @ripdbnunI g:t6an.
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Sa Granfreth
9 teAt es nit gesue auf 9 e
bensmittel unb 9pbIen
febr bledIt.

pen m ltfel Il n b Sob len
fsbr I 9ledt.
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Davenport bon Bolton, Der i'm ameri,
taften gmbulanporps in syrantrei6
sebient bat, lit am Wpntaa auf benz
Oampfe ~Ro6ambeau" suriidsetsbrt.
Seinen Ingaben na6 iinb Die 9usz
ii6ten fir bic 9epOlisruns israntreids
fur ben tommenben Wintsr nit gesug
auf 2ebensmittel unb &obIen bic bent
bar traurieiten. aoblen tpiten lsbt
i6on $21.50 pro Sorne unb aue 2lns
sei6en oeuten oarauf bin, bdb GROCER
Wangel an 2ebensmitteIn berrT6en
wirb, oaber Die 2ebensmitteIpreiIe
auberorbentli6 bobe fein perbsn
Der apblenmanseI lpirb baour9
Deruriatt, bab DON ben sc aoblens
sruben SFrantrei6 iib ale bis auf
neun 5ur 3eit in ben SGnben Der
Deutf6en befinber. Davenport III
bierbergetommen, UNI 9lrrangemsnts
fir 4utomobile gu treffen, Die in
Srontreih benutt perben folIen, Inn
bic gebiirftigen nit asbnsmitteln gu
psrforgsu. gr pirb ieiu eisues glus
tomCbiI gu bieiem .3fped aud naa
Jrantreid mitnebmen.
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teur,
ReD gurt, 10. gluguit. - Giirit
auopis b'Iragon YiguateQi, cbemalis
ger Setretar Der ipaHii6en Seianbts
i6aft in DaibiHgton, bat fid ON
9ienitas in 9unbesgsridt in groOtlpH
fir bancroft srtlGrt. gr giebt feline
DECENTRALIZATION nit $36, ,545. .93 an
unb feline 4ttiDa nit $887. %, aber
bterpOn reprdisntiren nur % Gents
bag gaarsslD. Die 5auptgIaubissrin
bss 5iiriten 1T 5rou 2lIics !. S'gons
neG, Die Elm iotpsit unbsgliaenes lrs
tbeil iiber SIS, 1886 gsgen 6en sir
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den tporosn mar. neil ibr Gatte DON
bem gutomobil bes Giiriten iibsrfabrsH
unb getDotet poroen mar.
SnteI Gam mu6nt.
Waibington, .. g., 10. Gua. |
Sm 9unOesi6aBumt puros am
DienitaS betaHnt geseben, bab Setres
tor We4buo an eriten September bic
Ramen aaer perfonen bstannt gs6e.l
pirO. bic Bis babin bas GeIb ni9t an
Die Der. Staaten 5uriidge5ablt babsn,
bag ibHen i'm Oorisen Sabre nad Quss
brua oes&risges porseitredt tpurbs.um
ibnsn Die RIdtebr Don europa mad
ben 9ereinigten Staatsn gu srm6gli:
den. Die @eiammtIumms, lpelde bas
Sunoesi6aBamt nod gu forbern BAT,
belauft fi4 nuf tauisnos BON Dollars.
gs iDerben jeoo9 nur bic Hamen DON
IoIhen perionsn betanut segebeH tper.
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'inb, Oas Dorgeftredts Seto auriid5u.
'ritdtten.
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Iuf einem SonOer5ug na6 glep yorf
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zen angdben bon R. 6. W. gopie,
'em 9iSeprdi diibenten Der Qmerican
srpreb Co., ipelhe bic 9ef1roeruna
berpa6t. auf $50,000,OO0. Die Sens
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n Der WolIitrabe iiberfiibrt perbsn.
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er Senouns, Der psrldisbentli9 duf |
iptiden $15,000,000 Biz 100000 /
90 asi4dtt purne. z %. Wsoradn 6 +.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11
3. u. &. Gentralnerein.

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