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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER /. 1915.
ToNIGHTs THE NIGHT.

fsrT- HERE VIII be "a hot time in the old town tonight.
Yes, there Is going 10 be some celebration in
Fairnont this evening. 1t is official Halloween
and the streets viii be filed with gay masqueraders and
culookers. There will be a big parade, led by Bosslc's
band. The parade will start from the Y. NJ. c. a.. and
viii traverse the main section OF the city. All those who
wish to take part II Sthisb big demonstration are requested
to be In front oflthe Y. N. 6. A. about go and the parade
will then be organized.
Halloween IS always fttingly celebrated in Fairmont
and this year viii be no exception to the rule. The merry.
makers have two nights Of fun this year, owing to! the fact
that Haliowe'en was celebrated Saturday evening and
this evening There were many people on the streets on
Saturday evening in Halloween costume; but there will
be many more tonight. Tonight is the official night for
the "doings.' as was set forth in a proclamation by
Mayor Bowen some time ago. There was no parade on
Saturday night, such as will mark the program this
evening.
Everyone Is invited to participate in the Halloween
celebfation tonight. either in the capacity of an onlooker
or a. an actual participant in the big parade.
Let US ali turn out and make the affair the most sue
cessful In the history Of Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01
Missionary Meet
Will BeEHeld Here

The women's home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the First Meth.
odist Episcopal conference will meet
in Fairmont in October, 1916. This
was decided at the meeting which.
was brought to2a close last week in
Huntington. Officers were elected as.
follows:
President-Mrs. R. B. Nay. Of
Wheeling.
First yice.President-Mrs. s.. H.
Arbuthnott, OF Parkersburg.
Second Observation-Disclosures. Wal.
ter Norris, OF charleston.
Third Observation-Disclosures g. u.
Titus, Of Huntington.
secretary-Mrs. Pearl Dorsey, Of
Moundsyille.
Treasurer-Mrs. ]. q. seibert ofl
MoundsviIle.
Secretary o. Young People's work
Miss Eva Anderson. OF Wheeling.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01

"Polyanna.' which has boon "packin' en- In" to use a
bit OF managerial smalltalk. ever since 1t opened in Chi
cago two months ago, those who arranged the play are
not content With Introducing a puppy and a kitten in the
first act, but they must needs present them again in the
fourth, -FOUR years later in a very much grownslp es.
tate. And Maeterlinck extolled the virtues Of the dog
and vented his spleen upon the feline species in sThs
Blue Bird OF happy memory. Nor are the dogdays by
any means over yet for in two forthcoming productions
mans most loyal friend IS to prominently Truly
every dog has hts day and this IS it--ins the drama.
Should the character OF William Hohenzolerns ever be
presented onsthe stage, as in ali ikelihood II Will be some
time. his portrayal will hardly be complete without the
famous "Dachs' which, It IS said accompanies him every.
where 1t was Of this faithful. creature that an imperial
enthusiast once remarked:
He Is, SO well,trained, that when the Kaiser says will
you come here or will you not', the dog either comes
or he doesn't come"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01
Mrs. m. 7. Brannon
In Critical Condition

Mrs. NJ. T. Brannon. mother OF Mrs.
Hugh F. Smith Of this city, is in a
critical condition at her home in Glen.
willie from a paralytic stroke. She had
been Ill from rheumatism for some time
but was recovering when she was sud.
denly stricken. At first It was thought
she had slipped and fallen and her
daughter, Mrs. Smith, left on Satur.
day on receipt Of the news for Glen
vile. Later news from there stated
that she had fallen from a paralytic
stroke and that her condition was
hopeless. Mrs. Brannon was well
known in the city having been a fire.
quent visitor here. With Mrs. Brannon
she spent a winter here a year ago at
the home Of her daughter. The news OF
her critical illness will be learned with
regret by her friends here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01

Women's clubs have started a campaign against bill
boards, Mere men worry a whole lot more about board
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01

Dr. Wellington Koo has been named as china's new
minister to the United States. Sounds like a messenger
Of peace.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01

When peace comes to Europe at last, what's the mat
ter with forming one big republic out Of the .piecesg
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01

Minneapolis is getting famous with IL murders in tw,
months. If tired of this life, move to Minneapolis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01

Villa has been offered amnesty and peace in the Unit:
ed States. It's safe but he prefers a piece Of Mexico.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01

Germany has forced a fixed price on butter. This is
more than England could do with Greece.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01
IMPORTANT ELECTION.
. IGHT states vim hold elections tomorrow. atuni

1N11EOIelE1lNl GLECllON.r
z IGHT states viii hold elections tomorrow. aIanicipa
- home rule, income tax, the referendum, woman
suffrage and prohibition are among the important
constitutional issues to be voted upon in five states
New York, Massachusetts,, Maryland, Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
Governors are to be elected in four states, Mississippi,
Kentucky, Maryland and Massachusetts,.
And in six states, New York, Mississippi, Maryland
Kentucky, Massachusetts and New Jersey, State legis
latures are to be elected, in whole or in part.
Airships and politicians are alike in that they always
let the explosions occur for the fellows lower down.
WHY?
THERE were no fire escapes on the building! That is
the explanation of why 81 little girls were burned to
death in that Peabody school fire.
But that won't do for 81 Peabody mothers. They will
cry out, and the nations mothers will echo their cry
WHY?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01
Art NeedleDork

FREE instruction and Demonstration OF the
Newest Ideas In this Interesting Work.
An u%nexampled Opportunity.
for beginners and others interested! in needlework.
AS a special feature to induce every woman in
'Fairmont to visit our Art Needlework Department,
Miss FRASER, an experienced teacher from fhhfhss
'%adelphia. has been engaged to organize and teach
a class in Art Needlework. ManyEyaluable sugges.
tons may be obtained by those who attend.
sEoNIHAND TO-DAY.
During the course Of instruction we will have ON
display many fine examples OF fancy needlework.
also everything necessary in executing the same
Embroidery floss. stamped articles and made up
garments, etc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01

Miss Louise Boehm who is teoching
school at Belington spent Sunday here
with her parents. Nj. and Mrs. Sam
Boehm on Columbia avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-01

Airships and politicians are alike in that they always
let the explosions occur for. the fellows lower down.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28

Word Phadelpha had finally granted
Rao e s95 saS shas sS
through all the Parulary San Eane1seo
s s1s st Fee haa ossa a I
the eonque5ng 4aersan spirit IN e an s
building s5oooooo exposition San FranciSeo fheyed the
honored BY the presence of the most
ssoS Of rs 1b the osl e e
z5nited STATES back further than 175e It had been
the Penn charter barking the
the example Of Liberty IN the world
judged dng bel Of Ize and
of the This new ben to
be called bell ze.,ss e...
house endepsndenee ha1D
70 RrGsqne Of e eommee student of the
Bible the verse from Ievitcus
the thought suited to the
troaz5saf al Ia az h sa sns fl sF
every a11r11toh family
FIRST CASTING BELL SUPERNTENDED INeLONDoNs
BY AGENT OF PROVINCE OF PENysYLvLNIA
line selected: Proclaim Liberty
As mater of fact it
that the Be came to be applied
% a The ben
agent This
follows: 49,.
England be for their
s beu ss 6e pounds sG
100 pounds perhaps with
1ssfanss th5 aa5
ana tha saou % r VIII By 1ess
from the building
before shipped with the
e5s FEB he Sn aebl a %
State House the city of Philadelphia
an the land unto an the
1 x 1Sg to serve
for this additional
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28
<tProc1aim Liberty throughout all The
land unto all The inhabitants thereof"

rNUCH is the historic message Liberty And
this Of 1915 the reverberant bronze that
endures the bell must remain the sacred
emblem patriotism 1t the of of
l776 congress 1915; the usous thirteen
seaboard with the buoyant and
younger states of the west
Declaration of Independence that message had been cast INTO
for the bell in London By
of new born repubH onansence alone
set the whence the
g PROCLAIM LIBERTY THROUGHOUT ALL THE LAND r
oaboas s 1 1 with Sba loyatez to a
the and Bls OF so o. the
Of Aae1ean afs ana af aa hi es S
ntabants thereof that sired and has se1+ed
pf made made @ s has to as ease
alton grandehildren the
voice Of the 6e Ssned the @ 5 f the eygbo
fzen ana SHARED aees Dsps'St
sfs has e Sd
now are mnasd N senae9 echoes Sn Are eses
h; IN "a Bss
rang thrilling tidnes Congress had
81
ae5a s s ne3 ee e = for Na S INSPIRED and noble
t a 1s5 @ the se s til
WILL REMAIN ON VIEW ATSAN FRANCISCO
UNTIL CLOSING OF THE EXPOSITION DEcE-a1bEt& 4
has long been silent the lesson OF us
even p99eandd z d rb @
ODDS Eghs
Of these that to u.s. and continues
Eso55t5en San Fan
Be Jay ls win remain on view nal
ed; and d, old 4. Who ee have s
westerneFs have the bell and g1
s1nage loyal Aneriens who
bal be e pG 3 Ct a1e
memory ten to their children IN after
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-28


The action of the common and select
councils of Philadelphia in voting to send
the Liberty Bel to the great Panama-Paci6c
international Exposition aroused a thrill OF
patriotism throughout the nation Millions
of exposition visitors VIII have the oppor-
tunity of seeing this priceless relic of
American Liberty when it is installed In the
magnificent Pennsylvania State Building
reproduction of the famous State House in
Philadelphia. The arrival of the Bell in San
greatest celebrations in the history of the
United States. Thousands of school children,
many of whom signed the original petition
to have the Bell brought to San Francisco,
will join in the huge ceremonies. Every
American who can, even at a sacrifice of
what for the moment appears necessary,
should be In San Francisco on July 4, during
the exercises. This is Americas year at
home and the railroads are making cheaper
rates than they ever have before
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trouble from thy assured friends IssAc NORRIS THOMAS

55eqs ffs 1W RK s7 Wasf 1sAc NORRIS
order for the casting Of the
b psl a c & We a9s
b neese e as ssa a Sease I By
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beforet assumed its pres
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the meth esfa bs tie a
hey gar and geg95s
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eor TIE bs hss ssz 5a f IN
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1@,' sss9 AZ n T
called 19ggthsr the d e purpose
eighty e ese gr deps 4nS e Of
kings. treaties O peace
PHILADELPHIA WITH TAX STAMPS FOR coLoNlsfs-
WIRED Jordan saaade curator 9Eo Of In
he Si5 59E er sas
e ssS snf 9oz fess rs fees ]
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later Of its 5Rsa.
snd zee s saat asse
fseant step es eld Is s
Pos e
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became reattsE Of
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One Of the first for whom the b1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-10
t6. &apitel /.


Seollie beoann crit uieber mad
elmer fleinen Eauie:
pals ih Die Siir binter mir a6.
idlicBen borte, ianf id aaf Die Ga.
g~eritatt mo brad in Grdten, neitl,
in ein frompfbaftes S6ludBen ans,
if fiiblte MIDI 10 pernid,tet, oaB id
aus elmer Itorren 9eiirunll9sloIigfsit
crit mIeber gu mir fam. ais mof,
mir irgeno etlpas al aoit brndtc.
2aiien Sic mid, licber Goul
iiber Die ndd)itcn Shtnoen binpeg-
aeben, ib ipeiB nidH, pie id) oic
@udt meiner ifredlidne Gage, oas
GemiBtiein oieier olf mir loitelloen
Gdanoe ~ertragen babe.
anl uddliten Gage i6rieb i'd, i'm
8efiible meiner elenoen 8crIoiien.
belt, an meinen @ruoer, Bat, err ioae
mir bethlehem. menn es moeIid lei,
81 mir Su fommen. ltnb Damn em-
pfing ib ben geiub oes mir peroro,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-10

iteten &edtsanipolts, Der mcinc Scr
teiOigluig ilbernebmen iolltc. Die
~llnterreonng mllr6e lebr ipihtie ltir
meme Seelenitimnuug. oenn i'd
lernte INN flar meme Gage iiberle-
heil. Wtein &erteioieer, Der Sltiti5+
tat @ollner, mar elm alterer, ireullo.
lid gelinnter Monn, Den i6 friibcr
IN Den areiicn meius 9ritoers tiu
poar mai ~aetroffen battc. Gr fiibrt
nod iest meine geid)dftli6en An9e'
legenbeiten ulo id) id)enfe linn poi-
les Gertrauen. Gr iaate mir, oab er.
nad) alIenL mas er gebort babe, on
meme llnid3ulo claude, ih lei leid,t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-10

Der 6slanh Tee=Gtpre fhIiebt tuah-
renS Amsnf 9~pnnerftas naHmittass.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-10
6pteIs.
HOTEL ALAMO

1926 MIamo &la5a -bibI1 m5blierts
refine Gunner. SOC, 75c 81 per Eag;
$3.50 unD auffpdrts per 8ode. 3immer
nit 2 8etten $500 per 8o6e. Iltes
Eelepbon groGett 658.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-10

llnnig fompromittiert moroen. une
er Dahe iidl, ga i'm Der ssaa intereI-
liere, I'M oas &eht 6elporbsn, mcins
Code fiibren SIT oiirfen. Mein SER
sing atif bel ieineu aiitiaen Asor.
fen. Sd 0anfte ibut fiir ieilt Sel-
tralen uitb aob ibnt Die 1eiIiQite Gel
liferruhg, oaB meine Seele pom 0enr
mir sur Gait g~elegten abldeuIidyeir
Gerbrcfen nidJts milie. Gr iettc
mir nm meinen TedtsitanoprEft
o~uSeinnnoer.
(GortIetung foIet.l
Der 6slanh Tee=Gture fdIiebt tnah%
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-10
WeiHaffs= 2nlenDer
6pIs mnO &oble.

Wir balten bic bette &obIe unb bas
bette BrennboI5. Brouiert una. Wla5,
&ceb & GpaI Gu. grodett 6053. 0enes
Sci. 1911.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
Cine Nytaibiniften llnipn
5Oa ssitern i'm IilIereef 5abrit'Ii'
itrift gsgranoet luuroen ieia.

ssie perIautet, wl,rbe IN einer &C..
Ieimcn Sisimg. ole geitern RAP
mittaa i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tier, gep. 9l7 Main StraBe, abSebaI.
aen woroen lit, cine neue WlairtH'
iien.llniou gegri1lOet, Der iid ctlDI
100 UlitaIieoer ans Dem AliIIcrees
iSabrit.9iitritt ongeibloiien basen
iolen.
ecifnitsasent Slobu 9cDIe peiger'
IL lid, geiiern 9lbeno, irgcnorUelde
2lus.unft iibsr bi. griiuoung Der
ncucn llnim 81: ge6en, bod wuroe
Sieie 16otiafc BON glitslieoern. mel.
DE oer BeriairmIimg beigetDobnt ia
BEN, 5uSeitanoen.
sSll Der Central Iilrllbolle miro
am ,Sccitaa 9Ibeno cine aIIgcmelne
gericrmIlms itnttiinoeit, in ipclter
ertid,ieScn peroen ioa. ob Die g9etge.
rlml Seitclts Der 6abrtfotten. cine
rs Stmioen arbeitsIDod,e itatt Der
tisasri@n 521s Shmoel ein5uiilb.
rem einen Sireit Hat) iib sieben ioI
uoer Hif3t.
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atuHiDH bet Sbio GtitBseblng.
Sic 6eitlDOdDe iuiro am gienitad
slbenO nit eiilem Seitciien
er6ffHet.

5iir Oas gmpfangs 9ant:tt, bas
morgen 4beno 81 Gbrsn Der Reunion
Der @eiesgebungs Wsitglieber BON
CBio i'm 3oOlU9iiten Sdrten itlttfins
bet uno 81 oem mebrere 6unpert Suite
erpartet perOeh iino Der 88e @ous
osrneur Sobn 8. Qrnplb unb Serr
ebas. d. GcnoOer, Spre6er Des Sauz
les, als 6uuptrebner duserIe9en nor
ben. Sine groBe 2tn3abl jeBiger unp
trii9ersr UiitglieOsr Der O6ioer
StaatsgeieBgebuna Iinb bsrsits geItern
eingetroffen, a6er bns @rcs berIelben
niro srit Dabrenb Oss beutigen Cages
erpartst. 6iir Wittpo6 1T cine aus
geosbnte Qutomobiltour our6 bic
Stabt uno 9OrftGbte unb fir Cams
tag Elm grobes 0eit i'm gaiebaapart
oorgeie6en.
alm 0onnsritag iperbsn iGmmtlihe
5beilnsbmer per Spe3ial3ug na6
chattanooga, 5enneiIes, gebraat pers
ben, no am Greitag Elm rei6baltigss
prpgramm. bas audi cine 5abrt na6
Gootout Wountain sinidliebt, 3ur
0ur4fii6rung gelangt. 2tm 5rsitaa
Qbsuo etfoIgt bic Riidfa6rt bierkr.
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9pbesfaa tn, 6pipital
gSiro pon Coroner Soertmsper na6er
mnterimd)t ,uerosn.

sSn oem ldGe bes eeonarb Grant.
lin 52l YtiQ Strnbe, Der geitern I'M
Stabtbofpital eines pl6Bli4en 5obss
Itdrb, rpirb Coroner 5oertmeber eins
llnterTudung DOtnebmen, um feit5us
iiellen, OBJ Der 9ob Des Widnnes aui
Radldifistsit isitens beg ibn bebaHs
oelnben 2(r3tes 5uriid5ufiibren 1T.
syrontlin ipurbe Dor etipa elmer Do6e
na6 bsm 5oipitdl gsbra6t, no iein
SeiScn ais SdrungItis Oiapnc5tiiirt
nHb aud bsmsntfpredeno bsbanoelI
ipuroe. Geitern, nahbem er ploBli6
eeitor6en mar, fpurptn Die 8eb5roen
bapon in &snntnib gsiebt, OuB5rants
lin Dor eiipd 5rpei WoAen pdbrsno Ell
nes Strsites einen pudtigsn S6lag
auf ben aopf srbalten babe. unb bieIsr
umitanb tit ss, Der ben G0roner Der
anlubt, cine llntsrIudnng DorJunebs
men.
Der 5da elsidt BEN bss 2ouis
5reuno, sines Jubrmannss Der Wut6s
Batting 90. Jreunb tpuroe am q.
4uguft in Der Rdbe itiuer Dpbnung,
go. 1861 WOunb Strab,, in kpubts
loiem 53uitanue auTgefunosn unb nab
bem Sofpital sebrdht. no iein 5aG
1ls qltobolismug erdftst pur0s uuo
Don ipo er am ndt)Iten Ulorgen ent.
laHen ipurbe. Gs ftellten iid dlsbalo
Srriinnsfpursn Bel ibn Elm uno ipdbs
rsnb Der folsenotu 1agt purDe sr 10
gefdbrli6, bub er aberHpls mad BEN
Soipital gs6ra8t iperbsn mubts, tpo sr
balb nab feinem GintreiisH itarb. 0i.
SbbuttiOn sraab, bab Jreano eintn
Sfdbslbru9 erlitteH bat!e unb iein.
qnseborisen iinb Der gHiitt, oaB sr
BON Strubenrdubern onatidIlsn uHo
nieoerg.i6Edgen porotn i,i.
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@limyilid, SnpunsefOmmen.

3ismIih sIimpfli5 .amen ssit.rH
9tbenb bic "a SABRE alte 8atberine
aumIer, Don Der 9ermont ape., bsi
einsm unfaa in GCpington baOOu.
sri. aumIsr ipartsis ,uiummen nit
BEN % Sabre alien Sobn galliHssr,
Don Ro. % Suntingtou qpe., Gcus
ingtpn, on Der gde Der IL. Strdbe
NIB Wlaoiion aue. uuf einsn Strus
benbobnpasen, Der tie Rah GinciHs
natl briHssn iOlIts. uIs iit bon einem
Hlptorrob nisbereeruHnt fpuroen, dui
oem Sohn Roikuboisr, BON Ro. "a
OIi Robbins Strdbs, uHb 9eorgs
Corners, BON Ro. % OF 10. Strdbs.
faben. GIiidli6eripeiis iamen 5rl.
aumIsr, iotpi, ibr gssIsiter NIT Isi6.
ten WsrIsbunsen napcn. Jrl. aumler
purbt an Der rs5t.H 5iifts psr!est.
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iueiB es iebr ipobl, baB geidbren, bic
man l;Iit Dem bloben gliige ieben fam,
ipcnn man llmidnu bdit. iiets oic
Vcrml1iiimg 5iirn llnheil biloen. Seit
@'cnoten babe idJ niii Die @efabren
oicies ariegcs hitoepieiel Die er.
eigiiliie allcin fonnen beipeiien. Of III
uunotbiaer @eiic beior9t gelpeierl
Tin 8isber bnben tic, iuie id) sn mel.
mem @c6nucrn ertldren mltb, meInc
WeIiirftlmgem poatcmliieu 6eltaiiat.
cd 'iuiiroc nniiirlid, cin @errdttcr
iern. ipsnn if nift 5ireriidtlif) 5oi.
icn piir6e, oab 6er ipeitere @erluiii
oes ariegcs oen gcipeis lielcrn rpiro,
oaB id SaS Sdlinmrite iibcridlist
bate, nbcr id, babe nbioIit nidJt obua
9ered1tienng pcn 1batiad;cn geid,rie.
ber, ole ocm icinSe cbenbait mic
mS tetannt into 36atind)en, olirGJ
lucldls. mcilier Meiinmg nod, aid
Der elraaierteitc Spiirniit ldnglt tattc
eruiidaert iper6n ioIlen.
SSd) babe mid onber 6itrd Die @e'
inhr, in rcIher mein 9ebnrts!ano it'd
hciinSet, georiugen seiiibIt, oas
alar.niignal aHBilihlngen Sd babe
oas in Dem ieiten @ertrauen gctDau,
Oaf iaIls cs us in 3eit ta3u aui'
lOtdt. Sob mir rmiere belle Strait ei'l'
iarcE, ipir oen Sieg errIngen ueroen
sSenn id ans irgeHoeiuem @rinoe
MD: criolarei6 iriH iollte, 10 werOe
Id iy1terbin Die trulriae @enugtbn'
ing bateil 6cnienigeH ibrc 5ebIer
poriutrfeu Su f6nnen. bic mid Jest
Gotiir perlrnglimpien, Sob idl es ipa'
ge aui Sen beratmnbeiiocu Stnral
auinIertiom 5ii maben, ebc or ilbcr
0as lano bcreineebrodven lit NIB
ipeil i6 beniibt bin, nleinc Sanosleiite
III reranIaiien, iid iiir Den slnlitrnI
ror,ttbprPitet,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
Me m 1orf 1a. Ssptsmber.

Rep m Dort, 10. September. Sn
ben bier 5nr Derfiisung itebenoen
S9iffsliIten nirb tein beltites
Shiff Namens .4tbonlae" gefiibrt,
bas ldut gladriaten aus Wontreal
i'm 2(ilantiThen Osean in 8ronb tie
ben ion. Ddbinsegen gis6t es sinea
Dampfer BON 27O0 5onnsn Ramens
.atbena", Der eiaentbunt Der 9euts
i6en 2sDants 2iuis III.
6atifar. q. g., 19. Ssptein6.
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See in Branb seratbeneu unb isinem
S6idial iiberldHensn Dampfer
berrIft allgemsine MsinunssOerI4isa
ben5sii. anfdngli6 bieb IS, bab Der
bstreffsnbe 9ampfer bisr 2ltbeuin",
ein paTasierbampfer Der Oondlbfon
2init fsi, bdnn purbe Don Wioentrsol
bebauptst, bag IS Elm ebemdliser bsut
ittr 3ampfer Tomens Yathanine"
Ifsi, Der als Yriie na9 SaIifdr etnges
brdd)t iperben iollte, nber Oieie aus
Wontreal tommenne Weloung tonns
is nidi 6eiidtigi rperben.
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Oh Is ii6 I'm sinen griediI9eu Ganfs
pier ratbinai" banbslt. Der bon Nep
Yort nat bem pirdus untsrrpegs
ipor. Wis 9apitGn Wlcqedn BON btm
9ompfsr .3uscania" Der gnhor 81.
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Der Gampfer isinem Sfidial iiter'
laiien iporben. Dos aus Der Be
iabung uno ben etOaigen gaiiasis.
ren serOroen lit, burii6er iast Die
8speids ni6ts.
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tebrt.
Rem gort. 10. Stpiemtsr. -
Der am.ritanii6e 9ampier .WiIhels
nina, beiien Qaouna am 8. 5e6ruar
in Halmoutb ron btu sngliiden Se.
b0roen toufissirt ipOrotn mar. trcl
ON Sonniaq bier bon Cardiff eiH, lUo
Der Ddmpfsr repariri tpprben mar. Gs
par pi.ies bic 6eimtsbr bes Dam
piers Don Der am %. Sdnuor dna>'
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ipriiralid 5om6ura Iein iO[lts. tpobin
hie aebtnsmiitel, aug benen bic "a
tln1 beitaHb, beitimmt pdrcn. gng
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Rsrt6 Der 9aouna uno oas Stliii
purbs sann am 81 QpriI ireis;sebsr,