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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
700 N. DIS
IN BATTLE
ON PLAGUE
Detroit Physicians Will
Examine Tubercular
Suspects, Friday
SUFFERERS WILL
GET ATTENTION

Detroit physicians are all ready
for Tuberculosis day. Friday. About
700, including nearly every physician
IN the city, have agreed to exam
Inc. tree Of charge. on that day,
srsSy person who represents him.
self and asks to be told IL he has
tuberculosis.
The importance Of Q serious con-
alteration Of the opportunity pre-
scented Friday cannot be overesti-
stated" said DR.. William H. Pric,
health ao1lcer. Thursday. ~fubercu-
losis cannot be stamped out without
ths eooperatton Of everybody. II II
no easy matter to locate this insidi-
GUS disease. 20 dangerous not only
10 the person who Ii afflicted. but
TO al who come In contact with him.
Tho question Of money need not
be considered The physicians win
sivc q. free examination. and II any
Of those who are found to be suffer
ing frcm tuberculosis are without
funds, they VIII receive free atten.
ton from the clinics Of the Board of
Health. I see no reason why any
one who has tuberculosis should be
afraid to know II, for only then can
eHecttve steps be taken to check the
peogrsss Of the disease before II IL
too late.
/. .'Our campaign against tubercu-
losis cannot be made alright until
We ars provided with q hospital of
Su1kctent size 90. accommodate the
patients who ougks to be isolated.
70 prevent them from spreading the
disease. II was sad blow to the
community when the bond Issue for
the tuberculosis hospital was knock
ed out. Nevertheless. q vast amount
Of good can be done by just such
means a. this tuberculosis day, and
by the cooperation Of everybody in
the fight against tuberculosis"
The Board OF Health has three
clinics where free examinations ard
treatment are given. One Is in the
Board Of Health building. st. An
toine-st, near Clinton-st. Another
IL at No. Ats Wesson-aye.. and the
third IL at No. 1857 Dubois-st. In
these stations, tuberculosis clinics
are held every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
A new clinic is being opened. this
week, at No IL yanderbilt-ave., In
the extreme went eEd. Tuberculosis
clinics will be held there on Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday OF each
week. Appointments for free exam
ination can be made at any time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

Things are coming 10 a pretty pass
In beliigerent Ran Johnsons loop.
when Lee Fohfs Fohlies can lick Sir
Walter Johnson.
Further proof Of II Is seen In the
fact that J. Honus Wagner. that pre-.
cocious youngster. picked the Ola
pill for a single. double anu "a
homer besides figuring In double
play and handling eight chances.
Several worms turned yesterday
the White Sox licked the pompous
Red Sox and the Feds everlastfngiy
bomparded the Giants.
Now II the Athletics could only
win. all the worms would nave turn.
ed over and that expression would
be dead.
The Cubs rose in their wrath yes.
terday and smote the pennant-mad
Dodgers bat and glove
The Pirates showed temporary
(maybe) return TO form by trimmins
the Phils. and incidentally shortening
the gap between the Dodgers and the
Quakertown crew.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
OF
FRANK WITH
PARENTS
Multilated Corpse TAX
en- Quietly to Brook
lyn Rooms
SLATON RESENTS
MAYORS SPEECH
GOD FORGIVE THEM, 70
PRAYER OF FRANK

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE
Nazarine once said when he was
dying on the cross. Father for.
sive them. for they know not
what they Ao.' Some day these
men may know also. Leo told
me- that after he had been con-
demned- Ny only wish Is that
some day these men may realize
what they did. Don't ask me
whether I forgive them. Some
day maybe / can"
Sobbing and shaking from her
grief. the mother Of Leo NJ.
Frank. murdered by Georgia
lynch law, today passionately re-
iterated her belief In her sons
innocence and refrafned from ex-
coriating her sons slayers.
Around the Frank home In
Brooklyn today. there was not
an expression Of condemnation
Of the men who took his life
and mntilated his body. There
was only great sorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
THROW JOHNSON
DOWN AGAIN,

First Chicago gets to Walter John
son for six runs I'm one Inning.
Then Detroit knocks him out Of ylS
box and Boston beats him In a close
game. Next time out even lowIy
Cleveland wallops the speed king.
This latter blow to the big Swede's
prestige fell yesterday, and now is
the finest time I'm the world for the
anvil chorus to tune up.
Like most of Johnson's defeats,
however. there are plenty OF alibis
In yesterdays score. Walter allow
ed but Ave hits, passed but two men
and famed an even dozen. That Ia
very excellent pitching for any hurl.
er. Washington got seven hits,
base on balls. and reached first
once on an error. but not q run did
the Nationals score. The team that
allows itself to be outscored In that
fashion by Cleveland has no reason
to criticise Its pitching.
johnson Is due to work In De.
troit Saturday or Sunday. Having
met with three straight defeats. he
10 very likely to be in his prime.
The Tigers will pull the unexpected
II they beat him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

the ragweed always blooms on a
certain date" he said.
Nor is the person who calls up a
fur company and pleads for permits.
sion TO be put into cold storage
that he may avoid the terrible In
convenience caused by hay fever,
on good ground, for this physician
says that heat and cold have NO
effect on the disease.
"A warm, sunny day may I'LL the
(Contfnued on Page Foup.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
Fans Likely to Expect
Too Much From
$15,O 900 Kid =
JOHNSON DROPS
THIRD STRAIGHT
That Means Walter
Will Be Furious When
He Faces Detroit
BY HAROLD v. WILCOX.

- hkLOOA.
Detroit can't pass Boston today.
even should Chicago continue TO vio-
late all the laws Of hospitality by
rudely walloping the Red Sox while
the Athletics were gaining expert
ence In Detroit at the expense OF
victories. But q defeat for Boston
today and a victory for the Tigers
would put the nag contenders SO
close that foam necks from Tiger
jaws would be spattering Bill Carri-
gan's neck tonight.
Boston. .65i, and Detroit, $40.
would be the way the .avehkges
would read. and this would mean
that the Tigers would virtually lead
the league. This assertion is based
upon the fact that Detroit has now
played 10 games. while Boston has
engaged In but 1O5 encounters this
season. II Is held n cinch that In
the ultimate play OF. the Red Sox
cannot win more than four OF these
postponed games. and since none OF
them are with Detroit. the loss OF
but one contest would mean q sur
render OF the top berth.
All this Is on the assumption that
Boston will lose and Detroit will win
today. Detroit should win. What
Will happen In Chicago 10 another
sort Of question. for In Russell and
Leonard neither club used up its
trump pitching cards.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
YACHT RACE
DATE IS SET

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Fast yachts
will race here for the American
yacht championship In q series OF
races beginning Sept. Z. The races
were assured today by receipt OF
word that Addison Hanan's Jose
phine, speedtest boat on the Allan
tic coast, was on its way here. The
Josephine will race the Price syn.
dicate's Valiant great lakes title
holder.
The series will end when one
boat has won three races.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
HT IOBL0T OUT
oF GROCERIES
ROT IS STARTED
MAN is WANTED
IN PITTSBURGH

Earl w. Tozer. IS years old. OF
No. 1869 Fifteenth-st.. was arrested
by Detectives Reid and Dibble, Wed
nesday night. as fugitive from
Pittsburgh. where he is wanted on
the charge of larceny by CONVEX
sion Of q diamond ring valued At
$500. Mrs. Z. T. Dreyfuss. resi-
dent yof Edgewood. a fashionable
Pittsburgh suburb. is the complain
ant, alleging that she left the ring
for repairs, when Tozer was con-
Quoting q jewelry shop in Pitts
burgh, Tozer leaving shortly after
ward with the ring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
Big PRICE PAID FOR him
IS CERTAIN TO HANDICAP
JAMES, new T|GERHURLER
WHERE THEY COME FROM.

Kid Williams. bantamweight
champion. was a newsboy in Bal.
timore when he ran away with .
half dollar. given him by Sam
Harris. former manager OF Terry
McGovern, to get. changed.
The next time Harris saw VIII
liams he took the boy to his ath-
letic club 10 get him licked for
running away with the money.
But Williams looked so good
Harris took charge of him aud
led him to the top. Williams has
bought a home for his mother
and Is providing an education for
his brother and sister.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
No Smoking At
Natl Net Tourney

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-Acting
upon recommendation .! Fire Com
missioner Adamson. notices as to
strict enforcement OF a no-smoking
rule were enclosed with the tickets
to subscribers for the national lawn
tennis championship tournaments.
Several thousand OF the tickets
have been mailed for the matches.
which will begin Monday. Aug. 80.
on the turf courts OF the West Side
Tennis club at Forest Hills. L. I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
PLAYING THE WHEEL.
COLD STORAGE CHAMBER IS
4 NO HAVEN FOR VICTIMS OF
HAYFEVER, SAYS PHYSICIAN

Anybody who puts Is handker-
chiefs in various pockets on Aug.
Is, expecting TO use them all on
that day, because it's the national
hay fever day. is suffering from
delusion. according to Detroit
physician who has specialized in
the study Of this affection.
There's no more reason for
thinking that the symptoms of hay
fever always begin on a., certain
date than there Is for thinking that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

ATLAhTA, Ca, Aug. ts.--It
was Leo M Franks last re-
quest that the wedding rlna he
wore be delivered w. his wife.
II was In the hands tetay o.
o. B. Keller, . member Of be
stan Of an Atlanta Newspaper,
who 10 q resident however, Of
Marietta.
A mysterious, unknown NEE
ssnser, supposed to be . MEM
Der Of the mob Of Iynehers, de-
ilvsred the little gold circlet
AZ keeisr's homo, Wednesday
night, with the following note:
Franks dying request was
that his wedding ring be given
to his wife. VIII you not see
that this request is carried out7
This note will be delivered
tContfsued IN Page rour.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
THE WEATHER

Detroit ssA v1essssys TtursAsy.
fass, Friday, pastIy eIoudyy Hight 20
moderate vapsohle winds.
Lever Mseh1gass Continues cool
ThursAay nogAs au1 rrtasy.
VpOev Lakes Geas1e shiftisG
wtaas, fssS Thsrpasy ssght ssd FRI
Lever Lahest GestIe 90 nsederste
shifSise wisast fair Thuvsdsy night
Msssess se.persssre this date In
psst - years, - IN 1SoeD lowest, -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
HARD ROW FOR
BILL JAM eo.

Bill James is due to report to the
Tigers today or tomorrow. and he
will pitch shortly after his arrival.
The new Tiger has a lot OF sym
pathy coming to him. even though
he has had the amazing luck Of BE-
Ing sold from hopeless trailer to
a club that now looks very much
like a pennant winner. Bill comes
with a big price tag on him. He
Is really just an addition to the
pitching stan TO add to It's strength.
but In the popular mind. Bill 10 to
pitch invincible ball for the rest Of
the season. All this conception Of
his duties will be a big handicap
TO James, especially II he should
happen to get away to a bad start
this week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
WHEREIN MULLlN
SLIPPED UP.

George Mullin 10 still pitching. No
league. even the bushiest. claims
him. The former Tiger is just stick.
Ing around New York. and perform.
Ing for semi-pro clubs that fnd in
his name still something OF a draw.
Ing card. Recently he gained some
publicity when he and Larry Nc.
Lean, another fallen star, formed
the battery for q Gotham Sunday
game.
George hasn't much stun left, and
he In now using the emery ball TO
add zest to his offerings. And there.
In lies the latest tale that has float.
ed west from his new haunts.
The other day Mullin faced q
team composed OF Cinnamon 1t
Chester. Pa. George threw nine sue.
cessive balls that drew nine wide
swings and nary even q foul tin.
The dark hued catcher became sus.
pIcious. and inspected the ball. nnd.
Ing the tell tale emery abrasion.
But he was a wise little China.
man. Not . protest did ne make.
lie Just told his own Celestial twiri.
or about the trtck-the pitcher was
none other than Apau. who Is well.
known among the Oriental stars
and Apau also began TO use the
emery ball. The final score was
3 TO I. and the three runs were
scored OF Mullin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

williams. In bis
position to re-
ceive,, Is ready
TO start In any
direction. Tn
SIN all n OF o
: shows his grips.
He never grips
higher on the
racquet than the
photo shows and
says that to grip
lower, with the
leather tip In the
palm. would take
an punch from
q stroke and do
away with quick
control OF the
racquet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
NiQdsor Entries.


First Race-Purse, s!oo: 3-year-old
and up; nnaidens; selling; one mile;
.Dimity. %; Agnes c.. lo5: 'shrews-
bury, 81; Hoos Poo. 80: 'Cottontop
s4 Charles Francis. 80; cadenza, 81;
stonewood' 20; WILD Horse 1875 La
second Race-Purse. 300; 3-year-
old and up: foaled In Canada: I fur
longs; bee Hive. llsi sonertory. ss;
R Fslt IL Ii: tProIsssrt. ioT; Prince
PhiIistnorpe, l13: Shrovetlde, 100;
Mona O.. 80 sGlddings entry. tsea-
gram entry.
Third Rsce--Pur.e. $500: a-year-
oids; selling; 5,s furlongs; .c9mmen:
Belle. iOi: Katherine o.. 1903: Dignity.
ios; Meeiicka, los; 'Kopje.. lo3.
Fourth Race.Purse; $500; Tecnm,,
sch selling Handicap: 3-year-oids and
up: one mile. Privet Petal. 100; Tran
eft. 1917: Black Broom, 1o5: Fountain
Fay. Io7: Bendel. 100. Brave Cunar-
der. 10; Hsrbard. i02: First Degree.
100; Dr. Larrick. l0i: Cannonade, 90.
two-year-oldsj 5 furiongs: Jack
ODowd, H.; Jack Reeves. ii9: Re-
serve, fos: Modea. io9; Gypsy Blair,
io9. Fernini. 109: Ocean Prince. ia:
Peep Sight ia sands OF Pleasure.
,ssk SIlcss also sisSie i 10 start,
.
NAV MCGEE, 1903: Bonner. ZOE. Zig
Fellow. I12; Staranise. lGy.
Sixth Race-Purse, 1900. 3-year-
old and up: selling; 6 furlongs. Mar
tin Casca. f07; Brin. l07: sNigadoo,
1872: Egmont. i02; 'TwiliRht. 81; sep
tember Morn. 81. Celebrity. az: Sir
Biatss. 10: sCarO Nome 100. Com.
marietta. 90; Africa Beau. i02 Also
eligible to start Broomsedge. Ie7:
.Charmeuse. los. Imperator. III: Car
diEan. 1o7
Seventh Race--Pur-e. 500. 3-year-
old and up. selling. mile and 20
yards. 'Birwood. 90; Rirka, 1Os.
sLady Mexican. 90. GIN Edge. 100.
Marian, 100. McClintock 100: To-
chiel, 80; First star. TOO. .I.uther.
iU1. .Rsdiandr. %. 'Stalwart Helen
90; Stigma Alpha, IS.
'Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Weather. clear: track. fast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
Information Not Com.
.,plete, Is C0ntrac-
tors Complaint
COMMITTEE TO
HOLD MEETING
Attempt Will Be Made
to Clarity Specif-
cations

Complaint by bridge builders and
contractors that the specifications
furnished By Commissioner Fenkell,
Of the department Of public works,
for the repair OF the Belle Isle
bridge. uhich was almost totally de-
fstroyed-Ay. are on April u. are too
Ffs.eager and vague, has prompted
Chalrmao Charles w. Burton Of the
LsonSci@Gopmittee on ways and
- (Ceatip ned On Page Feur.D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

CHICAGO. Aug. i9.-Bat Nelson.
ex.lightweight champion, visited q
BEAUTY doctor here today, to have
his left ear remodeled. II It's a sue.
cess. Bat will have the other one
fixed up, too.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
z BRITISH.
MARSHIPS
Are SUNK
German Torpedo Craft
Victorious in Naval
Fight.

BERLIN. (via wireless to Tuck.
erton). Aug. 1s.--The sinking Of a
British cruiser and a destroyer by
German torpedo boats. is reported
In an onscial statement by the ad-
mirAlty. whose announcement. indi-
cates . real naval battle on the
wegt coast OF Jutiand. Tuesday aft
sfneon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
GALVESTON
TOLL May
REACH rs
Another. Compilation
Gives But Six Drown
ed in Island City

WASHINGTON, Aug. ts.-ln.
formation reaching the war de-
partment today indicated that
the army dead from the gulf
storm at Texas City, will not
total more than 10, despite
earlier reports that 2e soldiers
had been drowned.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Is.--
Twenty persons were drowned
at Virginia Point. IN the col.
I. lapse Of the cavseway hotel,
with go guests, according to re-
ports reaching New Orleans to-
(cestiswed on Page FesrJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
Watching the Scoreboard.

YESTERDAYS MOMERS,
Wagner, Pirates. OF Mayer,
Phillieat Wlngo. Reds. oil Per
ritz, Gtaatst Burns, Giants, on
Dale. Reds, Phelan. Cuba. ON Ap-
pietOa, Dodgers.
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Nemjabrs s@rmk
Sat aaiier MiI6elm an bus 9eer unb
Die SlOtte geIdnot.
Dine nit Der Dinper 81 ouden blitt
9eutihlanb in gripartung neuer
Siege bem Heuen So9r
eHtgegen.

Berlin, bia 2onoon, /. oanuar.
Saifer Wilbelm bat an oas !oeer unb
bic UlariHe sine RsujabrsbOtI6aft ges
ianbt, in peI1er er Die Sruppen duIz
foroert benz neusn Sabre obne nit
Der @imper 3u Sudeu enteegen SH
iauusn uno auf neue Sieee fir bas
aelisbts gaterlanO gu boffeu. Der
Dortlaut Oieier gpti6aft fpurbe an
sSreitag betannt segebsn uuo lit tpie
folet:
Rad fiinf Monate laugem iapes
reu unO erbittertsm &f treten mir
in bas neue sSabr Elm.
GIdH5srbs Siege uno grobe ers
folge iinb DOM oeutifeu 5eer fdit
iiberol in 5einbeslnnb srrungen pDr=
ben, p6breno peridisbeutIibe 9srs
fude bes sSsinbes uuf beuti9es @e'
biet gu gsIaHasH. miBIurgeu itub.
Wleiue S6tffe baben fi1 uuf alien
Mssrsu nit Rubm bsbedt unb lire
Mannfddften baben betpisisu, baB iie
nidt Rur fiegreib tdmpfen, ionberH
nudb aHgeIit)ts Ser uebermoht tDie
Selbeu gu itsrbeH tDtRen.
Siutsr bsm Sssr uub Der GIDtte itebt
Die geidmrte Natton in beifpieloisr
GinmHtbigteit, bsrsit ibrer 5er5eus-
bIut fir ben gsbeiligteu heimiidltn
Sserb. ben mir seeeH ihmahpoae alHz
sriffe pertbeioigeu. gu OersisBen. Die.
les bat iich in bem alien Sabre ereie7
net, aber Der Seinb fpiro nod INNER
nit feitsr Sdnb ntsoersebalten. Sms
mer tuieoer ftiirmeu frtife Sprbeu gea
gen unTsr Sesr uno bos Deer unferer
sstrsusn 9unbeseenofien an, uber iie
ihredsn uus uiat. Sbi6on Die 3siz
ten ernIt uno bic uns bepprftebenoeu
9tufgaben ichper fem mOgeu, 10 Bile
den mir bod nit Der sr5btsu 3upsrr
ii6t in bic 9utunft.
3unddft gOttss aGIipeiier 5iibrurS
baus i6 auf Oie unbsrsIei6Iide Iuz
pferteit oes Sesres unb Der 5Iutts uuo
rpsib mid sius NIT bem geiumut> =
oeutiheu 9oIts. 2abt uHs oaber,
,bns NIT Der Wimpsr su 5uden, Dem
lsuen Sabre sntgegentreten in Gr'
partune neuer Seloentbateu uno Sies
,s mir unisr gsIisbtes 9aterlanb.
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neutrality-suspicious.
ssfinbsn F4 fOpsit in 2eutf6Ioub.
Dine bic 6ei Der gsrfDIsuns Der Ruis
len sema4tsu uuo un6 Die nuf
Dem transport nab
Seuti9Ianb Be.
fiHoIi5er.

9erIiu, l. San. gluf SrabtlOfsm
Wess nab 1OnbOn. - Die Ssiammt>
SabI Der arisssssfaHgsnsu, bic am
Gnbs bss Sabres in 9sutI6tanb unters
gsbradt parsn, bsIGuft fi9 auf s13s
Offbisre unb 577,s75 Wonn, ME am
Jrettas Dom srOBeu Sauptquartier Be.
iannt semadt purOs. sSn bieis 3u6l
iiub absr nibt Die IN 0suti6ldno ins
tsrnirteu GiDiIiiteu sinsei6Iofsn unO
aud utht Die GefaHgsnsn, Die pdbrsnO
ser @srfClgung Der Ruifen in poIen
semaht iuur0en, cosr bisisnissu. bic
fA nn9 ben GtiansensnIaeern in
0suii4Iaub uu:erpess 6sfinSen.
Die 9siummt5abI fsst ita ipie fOlst
suiammsn: 5run5pisn. 3459 6 SifiSisrs,
baruntsr iisben @snsrdIe. unb 215, 5,9o5
Waun; RuiIsn. 1915 Offi5iers, oaruns
ter IS Gsnsrdls. unS .29o WtaHu;
9slgisr, 612 Sffisisrs. siufaIisBIi5
BON brsi Gsuerdlsn. uub 36,s52
uuS gritsu 4e2 Sffi5iers unb
1928 glanu.
Sas srOBe 6duptqudrtisr srtIdrt
Die BON ruifiIter Ssite esnIo9ts Be
bauptuna, Sub iih 1140 Seutfts Sfz
fisisre uuS 134.7o0 Rann als ariegss
ssfanssne in 9tubIunO hsfinosn, fir
iusi4 csst irrsiiilssns. sa bic 3aRI
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barais
eIfoB unb aotbrinssn a n
Granireih suriit5u.

Grantreid Suriitsu.
gsben.
9trlin /. S1nuar. 9fui brabt'
lOism gDese mad SaHpils. 6. 8. =
Cine BON paris aus an bas rSourndl
be @ssD.. in 9snf. SdDsis. ssidia-
ie Dspside, oaHiHIaptenb, bub
DsuiidIanb i'm Sspismbsr ipi[lsHa
getusIsHN lei, siHsn isparaien 5risbsn
NIT Jrnntrei1 ab5uidliebsn, bat bic
Rorboeutibs QlIasmsins 3ts. gu elmer
sintipOrt ptrauIabi. Sn Der pariisr
TepeIbe ipdr bsbaupitt ipproen, BAT
Die Bats. auf p.lae Der 5risbsn abs
aeihIOiIsn ipsrbeH foIlte, bic Riider.
iidttuns bOH GIiaBsaotbriHgsn an
GrantreiG uno bic atuu,iiion 9elsi.
ems isit.ns DsuiIaEanbs ssipeIsn isi.
Die ROrbSsutfae aIssmsin. 3.ituns
iast isbt, bab 0euti4Ianb nismals
baran seoadt babe. eiiob-aOt6ringen
an 5raHtreih ,uriidsus.ben, unb
aud nismalB cine iolde R5sIi5tsit
in GriDd0urs sisbsH iDsrbs.
Gls ofiisisu. Ratri8t,nbureau
ihsiIie am 5reiias NIT. mi. aus Ta.
briS genieIbst iDirb. bab 1ansier aSsr,
mails pom marrotanif6sn RsbeI.n &c.
brObi pproen unO bic syransofsn in
ben IsBtsu admpf.n IN Maro.iO msbr
ols 400 Rann bsrIprsn bat.sn.
Oas 9u9fiaien 9nredu mad.
aub.rbem oas Dolserbs bstdnnt:
.5H elmer @srfdmmIung Der Dam.
burger 9onb,lstammsr ipies Der 9ors
iibtnSe barnuf bin. nj. fdnsn iid 6as
lDirtbIduFtIifs eebsn in Gtuif6Ianb
ben ariessOerbaItniFsn aapliI.. Dies
bdb. srpBss @.rtraueH i'm gam.
SEN aaubs btruriddt. or Tcei. auh,
OdB bic msifsbont pdbrsnb Ses
arisges NOr;iisIitss ssIeiflet babe;
pob bic GiImbabnsn Tih anbsrorpenis
Ii4 ItiiiuHssfdbis gtssiet batter unb
pab BIZ nieiiieH o.utIhen Stiife fiA
n reutraIeH Sdfsn in Siaerbs;t Sc.
fdnosn.
5rantrtih borst Gtlb In
gngInHn.
SoHoon. 2. Sonunr. Nm |
,Samstlg lpur0e bier aneeiilnniat. bdB
5rnnirtih fir $4,000. 1000 fiiniprO. |
Ientise Sd,aedmtsnctsn anf BEN
sonopnsr Weartt unierbrinesn MOLE. !
Die cffi3itlIs aHiiiHSisnns Dirb in
'iniasn xassa srfsissn ]
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-02

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ben Der @nsldnber einsenommeu.
rsSn ben Qrgonnen BADEN mir peis
tere 5orti9ritte gemad)t. @ir ba6sn
bort peifere 400 Gdungene gema6t
unb feds Wui6insngeT9iibe. bier Diis
nenlDerfer, piels anoere Buffen uno
grobe WlunitionsporrGtbe erbeutet.
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li9 pon ct. Uli1iel 1T pon unierer
2lrtilerie in graIo sei9ofen porbsn.
2(ngriffe auf 5lireb uno peitli6 DON
Sennbeim, Die an 9onneritGg erz
neuert lpurben, iinb abgsi6lasen pors
ben.
rauf bsm 0itliden &risgsi9auplas
1T bic Gage an Der oitpreubii9en
9reH5e unb in polsn unDerGnbert. Gin
bi9ter Rebel maht ale triegerii9en
Sperationen unm0gli9.
msSm WioHat DECEMBER babeu uns
iere 9ruppen in ben grsonnen in
Sanger 1850 @efunsene gemadt. q
Mai6inenssIaiibe. IA Minsuusrfsr
unb einsn bron5enen WUrisr er6eatst.