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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
MOORE WAS
 VISITOR 10 ALASKA

Bishop David Fl. Moore of the Meth dist Episcopal church. who died Nov 2S at Cincinnati. was an Alaska wis itor early in the present century when he was stationed at Portland Ore. He was accompanied to the North by Rev. A. J. Leonard. missionary sec retary of the Methodist church. md they conducted services at Juneau, Skagway and other points.
 Bishop Moore was retired from the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1912, but since that time had taken an ac- tive interest in important conference es of the church, including many on the Pacific coast
 shortly after being elected Bishop in 1900. Dr. Moore was stationed at Shanghai. China. From the Far East he was sent to Portland, Ore. where he remained head of his chlrch until appointed bishop at Cincinnati in 1904.
 Bishop Moore entered the Civil war in 1860 as a private in Company A of the Eighty-seventh Ohio infantry and at the close of the war he was mustered out as a colonel of the 125th Ohio Infantry
 Bishop Moore had been on a visit to his brother in Chicago and was found unconscious in his berth on a sleeping car when returning home. He died the next day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
MINER IS KILLED
 AT PERSEVERANCE

Peter Roguli, mucRer at the Per. severance mine. was Instantly killed last night when struck by an ore train. Roguli with three or four oth- CT workmen was walking along the track when word was passed along that a train was coming Rogulys companions stepped of the track but Roguli in an eifort to get to drink ing fountain at the side of the track between himself and the train, start ed to run down the ties and when di- rectly in front of the slowly moving train slipped and fell his head being struck by the fender.
 The men who saw tho accident said this morning that they warned Rogulj and that he knew the train was com inf. but evidently thought he could get to the fountain before the train reached that point
 Rogulj was on Austrian and has been in Juneau for several years. He has a brother residing here while his mother lives in Austria. Funeral ar- rangements are being made by the brother and interment will be made in Evergreen cemetery tomorrow
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
EXPORTS ARE AT RATE OF
 s5,OOO,OOO,OOO

The United States is exporting merchandise at the rate of $1OO,OOO,- 900 weekly or more than S5,O0O,O0O,- 900 year. says a New York finan- cial writer
 No country ever before attained such a record
 Industries handling export business are now booming.
 Domestic business also is daily be- coming more active.
 Christmas trade will soon be felt by retail houses-and Christmas pur. chases this year promise to be far above the average.
 The upward movement in railroad and othe nonwar issues simultaneous ly with violent reactions In inflated specialties is an encouraging sign It indicates that investors are turning to seasoned issues.
 The progress of the business reyiv- al is striking
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
BILL" MERCHANT
 TELLS WHOPPER

w. F. Merchant. "Bnp' Merchant we call him In Juneau. was featured the other day In Truthful James" re- markable Alaskan yarns department of the Seattle Times "Bln" Mer- chants story, which appeared with good likeness Of the former Juneau lte, follows;
 'Its an old story how Middleton Smith. the fox farmer, captured a whale while out halibut fishing and drove the animal upon the beach, but did you ever hear how Middleton trained that Cetacca to catch herring for his foxes?"
 William Friend Merchant, pioneer automobile dealer of Southeastern AL aska, was dining with his old school chum. Roscoe Drumheller, collector of the port, when he asked the Ques- tion as a preliminary to inflicting some of his sea stories upon the newcomer from the sagebrush belt.
 Drumheller looked interested and slipped Merchant the old Whitman Indian sign to proceed.
 "You see" said Merchant, Smith lived a hermits life on Middleton Is- land near Valdez, for a number of years and made his living raising foxes for the fur market. Middleton went out in a dory to fish for halibut but when he dropped his anchor 1t caught in the blowhole of a whale and after an exciting ride of m hour, Smith. with an oar for a rudder. man. aged to beach the critter
 Feeds Whale on Herring
 "The whale was pretty tired when it piled up on the sand in front of 'AIiddleton's' shack and the receding tide soon had 1t high and dry. Smith was tender-hearted man and he just couldn't bear to see an animal suffer The whale threshed around on the sand for several days and was slowly starving to death when Middleton fln- ally went out and brought in Q seine full of herring and gave the poor ani- nal Q square meal
 Middleton used to tell me 1t was pathetic to see that whale roll its eyes toward him and attempt to show gratitude by feebly wagglng its fluke.
 'It was strenuous work for the fox farmer to catch enough herring for the whale and to supply his hungry foxes. but he kept manfully at the task. putting in bis spare time dredg ing channel from the whale to deep water and in a week or two he was able to launch 'Carrie-that was the name he gave the whale-and she dived Into her native clements with gladsome wrlggle. to appear mo ment later with spout of farewell.
 Returns Wlth Herring.
 But Carrie wasn't gone long, for it was back in the cove again at low tide and when Middleton waded out, it opened It's huge mouth and display ed about a ton of fresh herring. Smith from that day on never wanted for fish to feed his foxes.
 Shortly after the steam whalers began to operate In the North Pacific Carrie disappeared. and am inclined to the belief that grieving over the big animals departure hastened Mid dletons death, for he died less than a year later"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
Native Police Dead.

Word has also been received at the Governors office that Jim Juneby. na- tive police officer at Eagle, Alaska diod of pneumonia on Novanhor 6th. Juneby had served in the capacity of native police officer in connection with the suppression Of liquor traffic among the natives for several years, and was very efficient officer
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
HEARING ORDERED ON PATENT APPLICATIONS
 OF ALASKA JUNEAU

Word was received this morning at the land office that the department at Washington has ordered hearing in the case of Henry Bode against the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining com pany in regard to patent applications of the latter for claims situated be- low the city of Juneau.
 No definite date has as yet been set for the hearing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
ALASKAN DIES AT THE
 MoRNlNesIDE sANlTARiUm

The Governors office has been ad- vised by the Sanltarlum Co.,, Portland of the death, on November 19, of John Francisco, who was admitted to the institution from Valdez on September 21. 1913. The interment took place in the Mulmomah cemetery, Port land.
 The wife of the deceased, who re- sides in Italy. and a brother-inlaw who lives in Roslyn. Wash, have been advised of the death and burial of this patient.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
RusreARp ASKS PATENT.

John Rustgard has filed application in the land office for patent to a tract of four acres located under the Sol dler's additional homestead law near the Union oil Dock in the vicinity of Thane. Practically all Of the land in that district is now taken up, either by mining claims or script locations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
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Roy L. Turner. a graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music. arrived in the city last night and will be associated with the Juneau Music House as a piano tuner.
 Miss Ruth F. Anderson returned sosl a,aning -1rors- san Francisco, where she has been visiting a sister. Miss Dorothy Morrison. who accom- panied her remained in Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
NEW TRANSFER FIRM
 GOES IN BUSINESS

B. W. Johnston and George Forrest, Jr., have bought from James McClos- key two driving horses and expect to engage in a feneral transfer and bag gage business. They will make q spe- cIalty of light delivery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
MUIR FUNERAL TODAY.

Owing to a mistake, it. was an- nounced in The Empire yesterday that the funeral of Robert Muir oc- cured yesterday morning. Tho fu- neral took place today at nine O. clock from the Catholic church. In- torment was made in Evergreen cem. etery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
MISS LEoNA BRUCE
 MARRIED IN SOUTH

Announcements Of the marriage of Miss Leona Bruce to Mir. Paul schremp were received in yesterday's mail by several of Miss Bruce's friends here. The marriage took place in San Francisco November 18th.
 Miss Bruce was Q teacher in the grade school here last year. The groom is well known through his sev- eral trips as n commercial traveller in Southeastern Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
PUoH IS RETURNING
 ON TIE HUMBOLDT

Collector of Customs J. F. Pugh, who was expected on the Princess so- phla last night, stopped off at Wrang- eli and will reach Juneau on the Humboldt Friday, according to infor- nation received at the Customs office this morning.
 Mrs. Pugh and her daughter, Ven ita, are at present in Los Angeles, where they will probably spend the winter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01

The steamship Admiral Farragut, of the same line same line, is scheduled to sail souht early this afternoon. Among the passengers booked are MT. and Mrs. F. Otto, Bob Croslin, J. II. Gipp. Mrs. Robert semple, F. c. Junkln and Jack Steen for Seattle and Oak Olson for Petersburg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
ADMIRAL EVANS ARRIVES
 AND PROCEEDS TO KODIAK

The steamship Admiral Evans. of the Pacihc.Alaska Navigation com pany. arrived in port last night and proceeded west this morning. She will turn back at Kodiak.
 Passengers to Juneau included; Miss Ruth P. Anderson, Virginia Mu- ken, Emma Hopkins. Mrs. J. B. Hop kIns. Miss Alta Dare, Miss Nellie Nelson, Mrs. P. D. Hamilton, R. R. Jacobs, Capt. ). E. sayles, and Rob- ert Scott.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01

Unredeemed diamonds ct big bar gains. Joe Plant. Broker and Jeweler Phone 1S6. ll-2-ti.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01

Better try a Dusty Rhode" that different chocolate, at THE RoLYAT Taylor Candy Co.,. Seward street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-01
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

Nsbsr an Der OitprsuBifbtn Grsnss
nod in poleR bat bic SituatiOH cine
|fD:isHtIide @enosruns erfdbrtn uHb
man bGIt ss fit befremotHo, bdb bic
RufsR nidts peitsr iiber ibrs SnDa=
iipH BON llHglrn msIoeu, obsIeih lie
i9pn Dor elmer Node bebaupteten, an
Der grsnss DON Siebenbiirss1 ansss
tommsn gu ieiu. Gs i6eint a6sr Sbats
fade gu iein, OuB Der srobte 3b.iI Der
9uiODina iia jest in ben 9dnoeH Der
RuFen bsfiubet. 9i.r einsetroffsns
Depei6sH iassn, baB Sauisnbe Don
Gla6ilinseu OOp Der 9utOuina iibsr
bic rumdnif6e Grsns. iOmmsn. 9ieIs
6appu reiiien axr nah MieR iueiter.
Die geiebuns Der gutOtpira nimmt
i'm 2luasnbIid srOBss SHtsrsfe in ans
Ipru6, Ssnn man sIaRbt, odB Iis bon
srObsm GiufIuB dnf bic ramanif9e
Situation ieia tpiro.
lle6sr bic Worodnae i'm Rduiuius
iinS faft gar tsiHs autbentif6en Rad.
ridssu sur Sanb unb ales, mas man
kute ii6er bic RisbsrIaee Der Siirt.n
bti 9(rbahaR unb Sari aampib psib
itammt aus ruiIif4en Queaen. Stas
lien ion, ben I.stsn Sepeihen ssmdB,
2ruppsn nad fsiHsH SrfsIH i'm gesdi-
i6su Tser, an Der aiiite Don aIsins
9tiisn ssIsssn. fhidem I'm fir ale
m5sli@eu GOentudIitdtsH pOrber.itet
su i.iu.
Der MslOuns. SaB bic 5iirtti i'm
gssriff lei. nit einsm iturten armss.
tOrps, uuS init 5000 aumssIsn Oeriss
ben, in qsspptsu siusufoIIsn, 1T beutr
bic 9u6riat ssfOIst. oab bic siirtci
ben 9lan aufssssbeu babe, neil iie bic
aanbuns ieinpIider Sruppen in en-
rieu befiirdtet, Die ibr Die aummuHi'
iatipn dbi5usib.n tDHnten.
Nus Wisn pirb 6eri9tet. bdB Der
ipaus6iii6t 0rsubnousbt .GOurbet"
Don 23.467 Epunsn, am 21. Osstmbsr
Goa siHsm Sit1ssi&H4sa ,satssiaSori
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

2onbon, II. Sanudr. Tar elm
@edieI in Der @ittsruns, OOsr ein
Gingrsifsn Ruuidnisns ODER StaIisns,
obsr Don beiSsH Wd9tsn, in ben aries
tann in Der nG6ftsu 3sit eiHs alsnbts
runs in bic ariegsIass in europa
bringen.
@ie fia bas Wsttsr esitaltsu iuirb,
fam Riemanb pordusfagen, in ben
aGnbsrn absr. bic ssseH 0suti4Ianb,
Osit.rrsih llHsarn unp bic .9iirtei
perbiinbtt iinb. ssipinnt INNER msbr
bic usbtrStuguns BAUM bab RumGs
nien, nit feinsr tiiatiseH 9lrmts Don
|ni6i peniser ais 100000 gaanu, Bin
nm aur5sm ii9 dttiD on bsm arisse
bstb.iIissn ipiro. 0is rumdpiit. slrs
NEE piirbe ii1 bauH an ben tytrem
|Iinten sJIiissl Der Rufen dnfdIisBsu,
bic i.bt bur9 bic 8utotpina seg.n linz
aarn porrii6sn. Menu man nod bic
e.rbsn unb WaouisHssriusr in Be
tra6t sisbt, fpiirSsn biefe 7ruppsH
sins syront biIbsn. psl4e Ositerrsi4'
llngarn auf isinsr san3sn 2inis, bon
9lublaub Biz ans glbriatii4e Mssr,
bebrobt. Die gsriidte, bic iibtr Sas
|bdlbiss Ginsrtifsn Rumdnisns unS
JtaIi,ns in ben arieg i'm llmIuuf iiub,
.rbdItsn ii@ in 70 bartnddissr Wsiis,
baB man in England ynb Grauirsi9
ni6t mebr baran sipeifeIt, bub bic
gBarIel 6aiD faatn iDsrbsn.
Die btreits I'm Telos itshtuosn ur.
|m,.u. I'M DFen pis i'm @eifsH finS
inspifdea gum srOBeu shsiI ssir In.
tbatiefeit OerurtkiIt. Sm eIidb
ma9en bic Jrun5OIsn psrsDsifsIis
gnfrsnsunstn. BEN Rbein naber sa
tommsn. IN ben gOasfsn BAT ss atsr
fart eeIdnsit unb ME Gus ben belSsr.
i,iiis.u rffisisnsn geriatsu gu srisfen
In, f&sint isim Site bsiOnbert Gcrts
|fariits sa MAIDEN. Rad benz iiinsiisn
grrriiasu bar gransOisu i'm GliaB
batsn sis SsstiSsH bsSsassuss Dss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

! Iiidrtungsn oortbin sstporfeu. uHo bi.
Iolss mar. ouB bic JransoisH bic
SteIlunssH piebsr usrloreH habeu, bic
lie udtb Isbr bsftissH admpfsn uHo
NIT IdiDsrer grIuiisn beiebt bdtteH.
@dbrsnb an oisiem abiIe bsr
Jront isst psrhdItnibmabiss Stilis
bsrriat unb an Der bslstfden Srense
lid bic Sample in O.r 9uuptia6e auf
artiIisriessfe6ts bsihrdntsn, iiHoeu
bagsg,H i'm Centrum befiiee admpfe
ftdtt, ndmentlih rorb5fIi4 bon BON
GoiiIons, ipel6s Stabt, DisoerboIt
bombar6irt, bsitimmt 81 isiH i9eint,
bas Sdidiai UOH Rbeiuls gu thsilen;
unb peitsr 5ftIid, in Der GsstnO DOH
gert5es unb gsautsicur. bon ND oas
bic 0er6iinbetsn DieberbcIt Dtriu6t
bdb.n, bic piatiss na4 BEN Rorben
fiihrsnSs Giisnbahn gu trrsiasn. Die
gekrrf8uHs bisitr siienbahn isitsHs
br gerbHnS.tsn parbe bic Gsati9sn
elmer ibr,r bauptid5Iidftsn aommu'
uisationslinien 6sraabsn.
Seusittn gsri6t, ii6er Sus Rsinltat
Die Oifisisnsn irans5iif3m uns
Der admpie in i.usr GsssnO itimmsn
ui@t mitsinanb.r iibtrsin. Die JruRs
sOI.n bsbaupi.n, bei SOiHOns gOrs
tbsil. ,rruHsen 81 alben, pdbrsnS bic
GeutI6en ertIar.n. Oab ale ansrifts
|Ssr gransuisu SOrii.Ibit ubseiaIassu
tpprbsu unb Si. Sample nod i'm Gan,
&c isien.
Si. g,rbiinSa,n bebduptsn, n0rS'
/ lid BON geribes pOrssriidt gu ieiH unO
bdb fic nod ibrs etsIunssn uOrbIi9
uub SFIi6 Don Sisi.r SiaSt bsbuuPieE.
Die D.atIten srpd5utn teiner Gsfs6s
tt, BE n5rbIi6 Don Psrthes ituitasfun.
ben baben foaen. ntldrsn ober. OftIi@
SaDOH pors,riidi gu fem. Die Sss
Gsfe6is in Der llmssburis Don Ssaut.s
jour, bsnsn bic gsrbiiubetsn 70 srObe
8iasisteii bsisuIsssH f4siHsn. DsrSsH
lDoa ban Csuii4sH SaHsIis ssHssisl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
Nahribten Dnm 6riegss
iba,iplat.


aus fran30iif9e Quel1en
paris, IL. San. Das frana
5Oiif6e &riegsminifterium ma4te an
Ra4mittus bas JOlesnbs offi5isG be'
fdnnt:
'n8om Meer Biz an bic 2ps fanbsH
am Sountas an psrI9ieoenen punttsH
4rtiIIeriesefehte itutt, bic aber ni6t
isbr beftiger 4rt pareu. Su Der Sc,
senb bon Ypern ertpiberte unfere Irs
tillerie bus feiupIide 5suer in tpirtIas
msr Meiie.
Bon Der Qps Bis an bic DIE, III
Der Gegenb pOn Ga goiiele, nabmeH
uniere sruppeH naf beftisem aampf
einsn feinoIi6en S9an5srubeu. Horp-
OitIi9 DON SOiiIOus i9lugeu iie am
Sonutag sinsu FsinoIideu @ngriff 5us
rid.
.an Der qisne unb in Der CHAINS
pagns, bis uuh Rbeims, bubsu @rtilIss
riesefeate itutteefunDen. Bon Rbsius
bis an bic arsonneu bomburDirte urs
f.re @rtilIerie bic DoroereH 2inisn Der
fsiHbIi4en 9erf4aH5ungeu, wie audi
bic Guurtiere Der Referpeu. g2prolid
ppn ,pertbes baben mir S6GusgrdbeI
in Der 2Gnge DON 200 garbs gsHrms
men, Ha9bem mir bic Sega1ungriffs
oss Ssiubes suriitgsi6Iasen battsH.
.R6roIi9 DON 9eauteipur Hd@te Der
Sysino eineu perspsifeItsu gerIud.
bas iIsine Sort pieoer gu erobern, ods
er perloren bate. Seine @eseuaugrtffe
purbsn nit GROCER @Hergie ansees
fiibrt. Sn iebsm Gul rpursn spei go'
taiaOne an Dem gnsriff betheiIist,
pon bsnsn bag 5peite in geidl0iisner
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ben 5uriidseIGIagen.
.Sn ben 4rgpnnen buben eiuige
tleine 9efe9ts itattsefunben, mir babeH
aber unisre 6ront bsbauptet. 3rpilHen
Der Maas unb Der Wtoiel mar es pahz
reub oes 5ages gang fill. Sn ben
gpseisn bat ss fart ssi6ueit. Ginige
feinoIi9e 9siboiie i9Iusen in 5bdun
uHo auf bem 6iigeI 425 elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

Wabs 2ehnsmitt,l pisbsr erfest ba,
ben, bic bon ben aommitteen geliefert,
dber DON bsutf4en Sffsieren uno
Solbatsn in ibrsn Quartieren, unbs.
ipubt, ipober iie tamen, Derasbrt DOr.
ben fpdren.
.einem Offi5ielIsn geri6t 5ufOlse,
iinb in ben Wonaten Hobem6er uno
DeSember in Berlin 100000 Wart
($1, ,665, ,o00) in 20 Mart @olbItiiden
geprdst ipOrben. Die GiHlageu in bee
9erIiner itabtii6sn Spar6ant parsn
in ben srfteu feds 5ugsn bes sSabrss
1915 nm 100000 Mart sr6bsr aIs
in Der glsiasn 3sit bss Dorigsu Sab.
res.
Die beutI6e ariessanlei6e pirb
isBt 5u msbr als 5pei proasnt ii6sr
bem @mifionspreis notirt. Die prp,
button bon 8aObeifen belief fi6 i'm
oberI4leiif4m Diitritt i'm Sabre 1914
auf S53,957 Sonnsn ssssn 994, ,624
SonHen i'm bprberge6enben Syabr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
Die JransOien in MsarOffD
geftnSen lid in einss
iritif6tn sage.

Mabrib, IL. Sduuar. priDats
na9rihisn aufoIse, bic bier aus Roro'
afrifd einssirOffen finb. 1T bic Gag;
Der frans5fIdsn sruppsH in Waroiio
cine ishr tritifde. Gin S6rsiben ans
9anssr fast. bab bic Gran5oisn se.
3tpuns.n sstpeisn ieien, lire Ieetsn be-
feitisisn pIdbs i'm SHusrn bon Wsa.
rOito 5u rdumsR ober gu iiberssbsn-
General 2pdieau. Der RpmHnnSeur
Der frana5Ffdsn Sruppen, bai bssBalb
gsfebl ssssb.n. Oab Der mittIsrs 1AeiI
bss SinterIdnbes BON Wdrosto aufses
sebtn ipsrb<n IOus. Die gerIuiie Der
fran,5Iifhsn 9ruppen IN ben fiatigs.
funhsnsn &Gnpfsn ipdrtn fsbr bebtu-
ienb. Sn Der G<ssil6 pon Euurirt uno
am @srsba sylub ioIIen bic WSarotta'
nsr ben JransOIen cine f4fDsrs Ris-
bsrtag. btissbra8t babeu. Dieisr SbeiI
pon TsnroiiO TT iest uon .6eilisen
arieg.rn1 bsisst.
es tpirb aud bebaupist, Sab mshs
rsrsn fran5SiIde aOIonusn Der Rid
aug abssI9Hitisn ipOrosn fei, rDibrsito
lie iid auF benz Marid nuh Der aiiits
bsfnnbsn, uno bub msbrre 9aufero
Gran3oien DOn ben WlarottaEsrn sss
fanssn ssnOmmsn iporSsu ftisn. Gins
Rolonns nnisr bem Obsrft DubIsHis
mar s.spunssH. iiiblih Don Meiinss,
am SnaueH gIub, elm bsfeiiistss Go.
asr su eiabIiren. Mds aus 6isier
4ruppsn asporben tit, IN niht bes
tdnnt. Die M1rOtiansr. bic iid Der
6nuptitabt 5es bsm1hiisten. ipdren
mad Wlstins3 anisrtpess. ala man ali.
Itbt Don ibHtn bGrts.
Die 1iirtei perIanst einsn
ariesstrsbit BON
$40. 100000.
aonbon, IL. Sonuar. GiHs 5es
pef6e aas aonitantiHOpsl fust, oaB
bic tiirtiTf< gstsisruns i'm qarlnmsnt
sine gorIdse sinssbra&t babs. in Der
|ein auberorbtnsliftr stritasirsbit BON
ssbn Rilipnsn tiirtiiher qfunD (S43.s
800, ,000) perIanat miro. gs pirb bin.
3ussfiist, odb bas ndditiGbrise 9ubs
get Elm Dsfijit bDn 20.000.000 tiirlir
i6s pfunb aufpsiisn psrDe. m iDeIdes
Der arsoit DcH $40 aooo, 900 siuass
|istsasn IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

.2(nf bem ipeitIi9eHar riessidaupIds
6aben BET glieuport unb YperH uHo
fiibIif ppn bisIer Siabt, nur artiIs-
rissefsdi. itattsefunbeu. Gin ansriff
Der Jran3ofsn BEL Ga 9oiIsns, norbs
|5fli6 DON slibsrt, 1T san5li9 feblse.
l9Idsen.
.R5rblia bon Goifons sriffen be
JronSoIen. bic iidb IN einem tlsinsn
1bsiI unisrer duberengrabenIinis fsIte
|geiebi bditsu. absrmals al, aber ers
fOlslos. Der aampf 1T bort nod i'm
Gdnge.
.sSn Der @es.lb Don SOupir, Ditlid
DON gaiap, baben in ben IeBten paar
zassn isins Gsfsbte iiatisefanbsn.
.OsitIid BON perthss bab,a anisrs
1ruppen bisisHissH 2heiIs uHI.rer
Sdan5srdben ipisOs,rObtrt. bic benz
geinb in bic 9aube sefautn ucrsH.
.sSm elrsonusHiDaIo babsn mir init
uufsrsn elnsriffsn fpsiters Jortidriits
|semutt.
.sssm Sbsrslfab 1T ss aussHb!idIid,
uieOsr gang itin.
.sssH Siipreub1z anb i'm n6rbli1sn
g}olen 1T bic Gage iMDerinDert. ein
dnbsreH punften in poIsH. Dsitli1
BON Der Neidfsl, MAIDEN mir ipesm
bes unsiinftig.n msiiers -aar Iansfam
Jortfhritte.
Die Jran3pien in Wsaroffn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
Die ssransOiem BON ben
1entiden
n mtbrtrtn pnntteH In
Wtftsn gsj1lagtn.

Berlin. IL. Sanuar. Der an
Mpniag pom bsuti6sn 5duptquariier
btt5ffsntlidt. Offi3islle geritt iibsr
bic Gage duf BEN arisgsihnuplab
sntbdit bic Mitibsilang. bob in eiusm
btfsissH @sft9t bsi psrthes, I'm Gsns
srum bsr fransSiiideH sdIa6sIinis IN
Jrantrsi6 bic DeutIden einiss
S6an5srGbsn nisbsr sritiirmi bubsr.
bic pcrbsr BON ben aronsoisH s,wons
nri ipDrbsn fpareu, unb bic GruuOisu
babel isbr fhipsre gtrluite srIiitrn
babsH.
Aud in ben alrsonnsn battn bic
Deutfttn nsue Grfplse srruussH,
pdbrenb beftiss alnsrifft Der 5nnscs
len bsi ga 8oiisIe unb an sintm
Bunit nSrDIih bon GOiHans suriidss.
ihiaesn lpiirba.
SH glolsn perbsn bic miliidriidsn
Opsrdtionen bir9 bns unsiinfiisswst.
Ter srT9prt. Die DsusfdxH rlden
abr btnno4 Iansfam in bsr Ri@tuns
auf Warihau DOT.
Gx srisi idasss ole fact:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
Der ass56itidbe 0reab'
,sa,s89t Gourbet,
Gis 99iff Boa 23,647 SoaHen Bon
slnsm 5issrrsidii6en iIuterieebOOt
Sn bsr strahe BON CtautO sHaH Sin
ten sebradt.

Wfen, IL. Sanunr. Gs III jsbt be-
finitip fefigenslIt iporben, bab Der
fpansSRIf< DrsobnOusht .Goiirbst'
BON BEN 5fisrrsi@ifden iIntsrissbOs
SO. 10 anpsldoiisn ipurbt; bdB eIe
..gourbet. BON ibrsm S&DeitsridifI
Sean Bart, ulg bisIss periudts. bas
bsIdabiate Gdff ins Sdlspptau 5u
u.bmsu, ssramm% purbt unb Die
.gourbkt- bann unkrsins. Die .Ssan
Bart ipurSe IN WsaIsa in elm DOd
s.braht.
gisber bdttsn bic Jpanssitn niir 5lis
aeItanben, bab Der .sSsan Bart leidt
befddbist iporben fsi. Der gerluft Der
.gourbst- mar sdns perf3lDissen iuOrs
ben.
am "a. Ds3embtr tpur bier 0ffiJieu
ansesiinbist worbsn, bab bas nnt,r.
isebopt 80. II am q. Deaeulbtr in
Der etrabs DON DtraniO eiu aus 16
Sdiffsn btiiebenbes frau55iiItes @s'
Idipober angssriffeH uHb 5ipei pdn.
ssri4iffe Dom GOurbei : IMP anss,
idoiisu babe, infOIge bts bobsH Ssss
sanses ss abtr nidt m5sIib ssrDsfsr
Isi, iid iibe pas GdidiaI bsr bsidds
biat.n SHiffe 5u psrseipiHtrn,
Die .GOurbet- mar Elm Shiff bon
23.467 5onusn unb nit 5iD0If 125ols
Iis,n, stpsiunbstpansis 5as0liseu gss
itiiben unb bier GreipfiiRbern armirt.
Dus GMiff ipHrbe 1911 ssbaut Iub
bate cine 9efubnns Don s04 ManH.
Die sfii5ieIlen rmiEid)en
Nad)riMfeu