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Evening journal., 1915-02-19

street between Eleventh
street and Vandever avenue be paved
and that WaltOn's pond in Vandeyer
avenue be converted into playground.
The first request was referred to the
Street and Sewer Department, while
the question OF the playground was
referred TO the park board
The public building committee was
authorized TO advertise for bids for
the leases on the three wharves along
the Christiana river for a period of
three years. The present leases expire
on March 1.
The sum of $4,000 was transferred
from the harbor Improvement appro-
priation tosthe fuel for the poor fund.
The balance in bank was reported to
be S349.677Sf. The oil inspector re-
ported for January and the fire chief
submitted his report for the same
period. The finance committee re-
ported the recent sale of the 100000
building bonds.
Mayor Howell conferred with the
members Of Council as committee
of the whole, when the opinion of City
Solicitor Hastings. relative to the re-
port on the moving picture lhtdiIch Dy
Building Inspector Anderson was
read City Solicitor Hastings in his
opinion. set forth that the recon-
mondaliOns of Inspector Anderson
must be carried out but the proprie-
tors Of the theatres will be given
temporary receipts for their license
fees. These will be revoked, however,
If the building changes urged by In
spector Anderson arc not carried out
in a reasonable length of time.
lIr. Hastings did not present his
opinion on the question of repairing
! the breaks in the banks Of the Chris
tiana River within the city limits.
THIS matter was considered by Coun-
ell on Wednesday night, when IL was
stated that $4,000 would he required
TO make the necessary repairs. II was
expected that an opinion would be
given last night but owing to other
work. MIR. Hastings was unable to pre-
sent the report Il is expected that
the subject viii come before Council
In the near future.
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been prepared for Republicans and
Democrats alike
Representative Hall asked what
provision had been made for the col
lection OF delinquent taxes. and Mr..
Layton replied that the bill did not
recognize delinquent taxes. but re-
quired the Receiver Of Taxes and
County Treasurer to collect all taxes
in year.
Does this authorize the Receiver
of Taxes 10 arrest a man for not pay
ing his taxes and carry him to George
town jail?' asked Representative Al
len.
YES" replied Mr.. Layton. "rhc
present collectors have that power
now"
Representative Hall said he under
stood that New Castle county once had
such a system but 70 proved unsat-
isfactory and was changed Ropresen-
tativr Evans replied that New Castle
county's tax collection system Us far
from satisfactory and me was favor
ably impressed with a bin introduced
by Representative Lcthorbury TO pro-
vide a new tax collection system for
that county. Speaker Grantland also
said he was much Impressed with the
plan contemplated in Mr. Lethcrbury's
measure.
All the members excepting Repre-
sentative Donovan voted for the bill.
Some had looked for II to be made a
party measure. Just as the bill WAS
[ being passed Dr. John II. Hammond Of
Georgetown. a member of the last
Legislature. entered the House. lie
said the bin embodied views Of a
measure he advocated two years ago.
Other bills passed by the Senate
included Senate substitute bill prOvid-
/ ing for the regulation Of public laun-
/ dries and wash houses within the
| State by having them under the super
vision Of the local Boards Of Health of
such cities and towns.
House bill reducing the number Of
members Of the Milford Board Of Edu-
cation from 13 to Z, four of the num-
being named in the bill w. V. Sipplo,
/ A. B. Poet, George b. Hynson and W.
/ G. Abbott. The effect of the bill was
to allow smaller number so that
business could be transacted with a
smaller quorum
First and second readings we're
given sixteen House bills. which had
passed the House on Wednesday and
yesterday.
Favorable reports were made from
the committee on education on the
two bills allowing the Board of Edu-
cation Of Dover to raise up to $4,000
taxes for school purposes and allow
ing the board to borrow up to $4,000
for new high school building
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.CIVICSS Class SEE
CITY council WORK
Ninth Ward Residents Ask
SOlOnS For New Park
Land
DUP0NTS WANT FIRE
ALARM EXTENSION

- Although only routine business
was transacted al last nights session
of City Council, the attendance was
very large not scat in the Council
Chamber being vacant during the
evening Miss Elisabeth Carlisle. in
structOr OF the Ciyics Class of the
Wilmington High School with fifty
four members of the June 1915 class
was present The instructor and
tho pupils were welcomed at tho sos
sion by President William r. White,
who said 1T becomes our pleasant
duty TO welcome Miss Carlisle and
this splendid class In civics. and we
trust what they will find here win
be very profitable to them"
For the first time since 1912. the
boys of the class outnumborcd the
girls last night. when thirty-ouc boys
and twenty-three girls attended Miss
Carlisle has had the class appoint
president and various committees
and II is proposed to have the class
preside over a session of Council OF
their own in a short time. Tho chair
mon of the various committees paid
especial attention to the reports of
the real committees Of Council last
night.
Councilman Williams, chairman of
tho fire committee. submitted his re-
port of the recent somi-annual in
spoctiOn of the fire companies of this
city. The report Of each company was
read by Clerk of Council Dillon foi
the first time i'm years. Council after
wards ordered that the firemen he paiC
the second installment on the annual
appropriation.
The question of extending the fire
alarm system to the Brandywine plan
Of the DUPONT Powder Company was
referred TO Council as a committee o
the whole. The DUPONT Company in
letter requesting such service eX
I planned that the nearest fire alarm boz
to the Brandywine mills was half
mile from the plant. They offered L
/ bear the expense Of extending th
system to the plant but wanted the cit.
to do the work.
Fire Board Opposed
Although Council had already disaI
proved the bill now before the Lcgisl'
ture providing for a Board of Fire Pr,
lection of three members, Council las
night voiced further opposition vile
they adopted resolution which was Of
dercd sent to Dover. This rcsolutio
was introduced after a communicate
had been read from the Phoenix Fin
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SENATE VOTES FOR SUSSEX LEVY
COURT REORGANIZATION; HOUSE
PASSES SUSSEX TAX REFORM BILL

fair TO both political parties is evident
from the fact that three of its princi-
pal advocates before the Senate were
bandreth H. Layton and former Rep
rosentativc John H. Hammond, promi-
nent Democrats OF Georgetown, and
State Senator Charles W. Mitchell of
near Millsboro Democrat. Tho bill
also was advocated by General George
n. Hall, prominent Republican and
merchant Of Milford. Senator Mitchell
voted with the nine Republicans for
the bill. the remaining seven Domo-
Gratis voting against it The Republi-
can Clork of the Peace has tho docid-
ing vote In The Sussex County Levy
Court, which is evenly divided politi-
cally.
Tax Collection Bill.
Representative Davis Sussex tax
collection reform bill, which passed
the House. would abolish the ten tax
collectors for the various hundreds
of Sussex county and would create tho
Onice of Receiver of Taxes and COun-
~ Treasurer. which official would have
full control over and power TO collect
all taxes The first Receiver Of
Taxes and County Treasurer shall he
appointed by tho Governor and shall
serve until January 1. 1917. His
successor shall be elected for a four
year term at the general election in
1916. The County Treasurer and
Receiver OF Taxes shall receive 81 800
a year, and he Is empowered to name
a deputy at $500 year
Tho Lcvy Court is empowered 70
select an expert to install modern
and efficient financial system for the
county. The ten tax collectors whose
/ offices would be abolished arc given
/ two years in which TO collect out
standing taxes i'm their hundreds. and
/ to avoid any charge that the bill is
a ripper" there is a provision that
/ The present county treasurer. who rs
/ Edgar H. Kinder, q Democrat shall
: continue in Office for the term for
/ which he was elected and shall re-
/ Coive all the emoluments Of that Of
/ fec during his term After his term
expires the Office of county treasurer
shall be abolished. The bill provides
/ q system for the Receiver of Taxes
or his dopuiY TO sit in the various
hundreds of the county at least once
a month during May. June, July, Au-
| gust. September. October and No
vomber in order TO receive taxes.
/ Delinquent taxes shall he a lien
| against property, and provision is
made for the sale of properties to
| collect tax liens.
Daniel j. Layton, Jr, counsel for
tho Sussex County Levy Court ex-
/ planned the bill He said IL was as
non-pariisan as it could be, and had
Evening journal., 1915-02-19
Party Lines Broken in
Advocacy of Measures
For Improvement in
Governmental System
PROMINENT MEN J0IN
IN URGING CHANGE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, Feb. 10 Two bills de-
signed to improve the system of gov
crmnent in Sussex county. which
caused a break in party lines in or
der to speed the reforms. were passed
in Senate and House yesterday aflor-
noon. One Of the bills was that Of
Representative Davis of Cedar Creek
hundred. to establish a more efficient
system for The collection of taxes in
Sussex county. While in some quar-
tcis this had been mistakenly termed
q ripper" bill to oust Democrats from
office II has no such intention, as has
been stated repeatedly in these col
umns. and but one vote was recorded
against II in the House.
The bill passed by the Senate was
Senator AndersOn's for the reOrgan
ization of the Sussex County Levy
Court. by providing for threo-mem-
bcr court. to be elected from the
county al large. 10 assume office the
first Tuesday in January, 1917. Under
This bill the present Levy Court would
terminate two years hence. The bill
provides that no more than one menu
bcr OF the Levy Court shall reside in
the same Senatorial district, In order
10 assure election of Levy Courtmen
from different sections Of the county.
ID also provides salary OF $1,000 a
year for each member There are ten
members al present who receive $500
year each.
This bill too. had been dubbed b.
Democratic newspapers as a ripper,
but that IL is not designed to rip
Democrats out of Office and is equally
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I'VE Will Let Prices Talk to You NOw---

Ladies' Suits
Materials Serges, Fancy Mixtures,
Broadcloths and other new, nobby
fabrics. Words seem inadequate to
do justice to them. We absolutely
and positively guarantee every suit
and coat sold The tailoring is the
best the Innings brilliant Skinner
satins and brocaded silks. Why not
come and look them over? The lots
will be sold as follows:
$40 and Sl2 Suits CO TT
going at, each ... VC'ss
.,.1 SIS Suit. going at S4.97
eaSh ''....... .......
..,.. s,'..o s. .,., and SIS Suits S6.75
$50 sui's given away GO Az
al, eacn ............--
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MEMS SCOTCH WOOL GLOVES.
REGULAR SOC GRADE. l7c.
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bdttsH, anoere Dagsgen trtIGrsH, bag
nur asrOplane uRO MaieriIugseass
an BEN asbsrfau bstbsiIiss serDsisn
fsisn.
grfabnus 2uftitiff,r fHb Der @u.
iidt. bag Haa Der Gr5bs Der ssl4lsu.
bertsn gOmbsn gu iaIieben - fs nos
gen i Don 90 Bis 100 pfunb - iIsins
Smtj6ifis Don BEN uuiinrrsn qaris.
pal 5pp psrpsnost pnrbsn. Sic
tOHnen i5nslLsr tOnftruirt iperSsn oIs
bic 3spptlina. iino absr Iansiamsr uno
fiiben tpsniser Muniticn NIT.
Sb biss elm safdIigss 3uiammsH.
irsfi,n 1T, obsr neil PIE britii4su unb
bic fransSff3en g,b0rSsn bon benz
beabf6tisten llsb.riaa asnntnib sr.
balten batten, purosn am Sisnifas
abnlb sleidSsitig in paris nnb SoH'
bon ftrengere R,suIationeu NIT Seaus
auf bi. 9ertrenbuns BON siff IN
araft o.Tsst. a!s GOIse Sss llsbsrfal'
I.s ipurbsn bic Raten Der @sriiheruns
sssen S6absn, Der DOn Glus5sus.u
anssri6set wirS, u,ro0ppsIt unS iis
b.tras.n i.st so Biz 60 s4iainss pro
buub.rs pfunS. sslbi! su Sisisr bohsn
Rats ipuroen ndbrsnb Ses 1agss ishr
p;es G,sbSnSs D.rFhsrt
Sm DT,n nj. i'm D.ifsn bsIfsbsu
81. aampf. iest taft uur aus artilIs'
ris gsfsHtsu, nit s,IeseniIihsn Sn'
iantsrisurturiffsn Oastoiid)sn. Die
}runsoTsm bebuuptsn. bel pont-as
MseuiIon tpeitere Jorii4riiis ssnd6t
su baben, man slau6t dbsr. baB bi:
0tuti6en Bier balo cine itarie Sffsns
lipbelpesung Beginner iperben. ipis iis
,s tei SoiffOns sstbdn babsH I'm bisr
ben @.rTu6en Der Gran5oisn. ouf ben
nab Net fii5renOsu StraBsn Dorsu'
rider Elm gnSe al MAIDEN. Die Dent'
itsn baben in Op arsonnsn tosiisr'
Gddnssrdbeu ssnOmmen. bic Gran.
,oIsn bsbauptsn abr. lie Diebsrss'
nommsn su bubsn. aas b.m offisiel'
len bsuti6en g,ribt i4sint herDOrsu'
ssbeii. baB bic Ssutiaen cine Gtssn.
oifeniiDs In Dt,r-GIiuB besOunsn ba.
ben. 100 iis IN Der Ssssnc Don Seunl
btim porrii6sn. Sas siusunebm.n BIZ
fJranssitn Dor Elm puar @o4sn id
pstssbIi4 bsHiiibi bataa.
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2onbon, 20. Sanuar. Die beuts
f6sn 2ufiIhiffs - penn oab ss iolts
paren, s.bt aus sinsm offisielen oeuts
ifxn geridlt berbpr -, bic am Gisns-
tua Gbsnb ben aiifisHiiioin in Hor.
foIt sinsn bier Stunoen langsn ge'
Iud abifatistsu, babsH msbr oIs 3fuaH'
ala gomben fallen Iafisn. SH 5o!ss
Der grpIofioH.n iUurssn pier psricnen
aei5b.et uuo ungsfdbr ssbn DsrIsBt,
|unb Der am Gis.ntbum anesridtste
|sdab.n iIi isbr bsD.utenb. Die ge.
bauptung, bab cine finite periOH, Elm
SDIoai sei5Stsi fDOrbsn lei. bat ilA
Inls unridtis .rpisisn.
garmoutb unb Rings apnn, DE
orSsi.n gsGbi., bi. bsimseiuat ipure
ben. baben am msiiten ssIitisH. SH DE
erft.r. 5tobs purbsn aht gomben
ssIaIeuSert. Cine bapon toofefs slilsh
alt,u Wlann unb cine 5rau. psrlesh
brsi glnbsrs unS ss s.rfpranssn iHT0lss
|bsr erplDfiOn al. G.niteridsibsH IN si'
nem Rdbius DON mshrsren bunosri
yurns.
Sn Rings apnn Durbsn ,tus Jrau
|unS Elm anobs Don 9pmbsn sstOotst,
bic Gin. gang. Rsibe Don sI.insn 9dH.
fern ssrftDrt,n.
Di. auFtidiff. fIos,tt aud aetF
gromsr bin. iDsI6e Stabt ober nidt
onsesrifi.n ipurbs; Sberins3am, no
bier 9onlbsn s,Fblsuoert ipnrSsn;
|DerIinsbam. grimFiOn. Sn,ttishdm
unb ssddam ipurSsn je nit siner
gombe bsSatt. Snetiisbum un9
5eu6dm li.sen innsrhnlb bon 6rsi
MeiIsn Don bsm t0nislidxn ednSs
i&lob Sonbriusbam sntFsrnt. Sn Der
RGb. Ses erfisrm plusss. no bic Sen
fer Der Dprffir6e ssrftSri iuurbsn.
bat be R0nisiH Wuttsr aItruHSra
cine SOnfmsrpobnuHs.
aus mas bic isinbIi6s eaftFlOits
IbeItanO. barber IN pOrIaufis nur tut.
mia s.sdnnt. Maior afbIsp, Der bi.
gatiOnalsn RtierDsn in ans's apnr
ItOmmaHbirt, iGst. bdb duf granc bon
Smformdtion. bic ibm susesansen 1T,
er ofii,isn briatsn ip.rOs. bab elmer
Der Hsu,iten 3sppsIine an BEN llebers
| fan tbsilnnbm. Ginigs 2suis beHaup.
ltiH, SSb iis ssobe auftfaiffe ssisbsn
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SH poleR unb I'm ipefilidsn GaIi-
glen MAIDEN bic 9eutihsu unb DETER
rsidsr bier unO oa gfugrifis auf bic
ruiii6sH 2iHisH, bic a5sr, ruFii9en
gsrihtsH sufolgs. ale suriidseidIagsn
pOroen iein iOIIsn. Die Ruien riidsn
Ecusiam ourd bic 8trge pDr, psI5s
bic gn,Dwina Don Siebenbiirgsn trsn.
lHeu. uRb udberH iidb Sorna Wdtru,
elmer sismIia 9Diatiseu stabt in Der
Ribe Der rumdHiidsn Grsn3e.
Dos bic iiiriiife Rautaius Orr
NEE 5strifft. 10 sIuu5t man isBt, ouB
Fs fi6 uuf Grserum suriid5iebsn DirS,
ba ss offsubar NIT ben ruTif6en Sic.
gen nidt 70 psit bsr III. uHb SaB iie
cine 9ert9eibiguussitsluns ksie6en
piro, I'm ben Ruifsn bort bag Dor.
riiden, iperH lie fi6 gu siHsm iolhen
sntiGeiSen Ioaten, gu psrIeibsn. Ran
bait ss Gbsr fir pabrideinli6, bab BIZ.
Rufsn ii6 DprIdufis nit ben iofpsit
in jsHer GegeHo erruHeenen GrfoIsen
5ufrisb.n se6en anS ii9 DON isbs on
nit ben tiirtifa.n sruppn bef6dfti.
gen iDerSsn. bic Surd bi. psriff6s
prODins girbdSi6an g,ssn Rau,a.
fen rprriidsn.
CeruebsrfdIIberbsutfheu
aaftfIotts auf biesnss
Itfde aife
aunbon. 20. sdnunr. 8r
lang. srrpartete 9lnsriff Der bsutfdsn
2uftfIUtte ouf England fdub am
Sisustng absnb fat. Bon elmer gds
iis. notwithstanding in 9euti6Idnb,
aus flossH iis i6er bic Rorbiee Bin
mad Der Sfttifts BON Gnslanb, mo
lie beiudbe bier Stunoen lang. BON
$50 gbubs Bis I'm Wlittsruaht
itsr Elm baI6es Subenb .ngIiftsr
GtdSts hinflOgsn, bic niht pi.I mebr
als 100 glsiI.n BON aonboH sutfsrnt
Inb. nah gsIieben 9umbeu fallen
l1Fsne.
SoiDeit biss Big iebt bstanut lit,
lpurosn risr psrfcnsn bur6 bisis
gombeusgrplOiiOnsn ast5btst unb pie.
/, uuSere psruuubst. Sb ss S.ppeIin.
ar.usst pbsr asrDpIcns iparsu, TT
md, nidjt bsfiuitiD fsiissiftut, .s fdei'
usu aber aufti5iffs a.pei.u gu fsin.
lsDh e. iasiRt. iiHb sub ale sis an
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STebr pber tpenige beitise
9ampfe
ginben auf Ssm polni.
f6en ariessi aGupIat
ffdtt.

Fdtt.
ct. 9etersburs. 90. Suuuar.
Cine oifisiels 9etouutma9uHs pDm
Grubsn GeHsruItab Der ruiiiidsn Ir'
NEE bsutet an. SaB am rehtsn llfsr
Der @eidiel sismIi9 grDbe slttipitdt
bsrrf6t. Der geribt Ioutet:
r2lm II. unb 1S. Sunuar famsn
uniere Sruppsn am rehten llfer Der
unteren Dei9TsI, an Der Jrpnt, bic
iia pom JIuiie Bis an bic WurIddus
Mlatpa GiTsububn binsiebr, nit Osm
5einb in 9.riibruug unb es faHbsn
msbrsre 9sfedte BON uutsrseorbnetsr
gebsdtfrns ftntt.
.Grnitlibere aGmpfe fanben in bem
0orf 9pnopti ftutt. no Die ihlpers
2triiqeris, mtt tpeIasr Der JeinO uns
kibofien bate, bon unisren 8atterisn
gum Sdfpsis.n eebradt tpuros, unb
aud bsi 8pbSOuop unb 8eiunia, ipsIs
den Srtsn eessniiber Der sSeinS itaris
neutrality-suspicious. inns bat.
5sftise 8dmpfe funb.n uud BEL 0Obr-
spn itutt, no Elm ansriff bts GeiHo.s
aurii6aeI6lugen fpuroe.
r2tm IL. Suuuur bsf6oB Der 5einS
,pOn iinea Gklunssa Gm reit!i4ul
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9ie oeutldle 9nftilotte, Die oen lleberfaQ|
ant Die engliide Suite gcula@t,
Anbrthaoist in ofn bfimitd)rn Daffn 'ariids=
8rkfbrt, ob9lfid) auf tir 9ftd)offm 'narof.

b.m llsbsrfaa betbsAisten 2ufti&iffe
unDsriebrt bprtbin suriidsetebrt. no
fis tersetommeu fparen. gs ipurbe
ni9t prioatsissntbum bsiddbist uuO
es ipurbsn nllr tpenise 5ffentIi6e Ges
bGube unb Sods bef6dbist.
Die fremben 2uftf9iffsr puren
nidt MIR febr seIdidt in Der Jiibrung
ibrr Jlus5euse iOnSern aud i'm
9om6eHperfen- 9rOB Der 9untelbeit
Der Nadt fauben iie ibrsn arrs iiber
bas 2aup NIT uuffalsnbsr Siaerbsit.
uuS bie Siderbsit ibrss gombenpsrs
fens mar srOber als man allsemein
fir m6slid sebultsn bate.
3pei Der beutf6en Bomber, bic
nidt srpIobisrt paren. ipurben am
Ueittpod pou einem Rsprdientantsn
Der afotiirteu PreKe bef9tist. sic
iabsn tpie riefig. 2otbblsie aus unb
iinb mebrere Jub bid. Die 8DmseE
purbeR in Der @aifsnbalIe ausses
iteIt, bic pabrsnb bes lIeberfaIIs bonn,
barbirt porben mar. Cine Der 8Dms
ben ipur0s am Mprsen unter ben
fiibsn zines 5ubrmannspferbes ges
funben. 0sr Jubrndnn. ridbt DihsnO,
mas ss mar, fbob bic Bonnie nit benz
SyuB auf bic Ssits unb fubr tpeitsr.
Die 3rrit6runs, bic in yarmouth
bur6 Die GTplpfon Der gombeu ans
| seri9tst ipurbe, mar cine furhtbdre.
unS f9limmer ala iie in ScarbOrougb
bon ben aata0uissH Gefhpfisu Der
bsutidsn arisssiaiffs aHssridts!
ipurbe.
! Die gombe, bic einsu MaHn unb
cine s5ruu i6btets, fieI IN Der SiraBe
nisber unb rib in bieiel6s elm arobes
God. iODus Der porbsrs Sbsil eiuss
5auiss bineinfisI. gluT Der aHoersH
ssits Der Strubs iiiir3te bic Mausr
einss Sduies tbsiIDeiie elm.
anSere gombsu rifen eroBe 26dsr
in bag pfIaiisr an Der Seefront.
i Sas aufti9tff flcs 10 fOa uHb Biz
Raat mar 10 buuteI, bag e ni4i
iihtbar pdr. p6sleid es isin Su6Iifi
iput,n Iisb. @isIs seute in garmoutf
bro6ten bic Ru6t in ibren &elIern si,
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aleime gsprtbeile
9nben bic 9eutfdeu iptes
Der an Der pefli4eH

- " " ~ wv ~ " " ~ ~
Der an Der pefli9eH
6ront errIHgeH.
Berlin, 20. San. Die WiiIitars
beb0rbsn srliebsn am Mittpo4 bio
foIssHbe pffi5isle 8etanntmu9uns:
.gtuf benz ipsitIi9en arieesidau.
pluB fuROen am Dienftas 5tpifAsn ber
Seefiifte unb Der 2ps nur artileries
s.fs9te ftatt. Bel ROtrs Dame be 90.
rette, norbpeftli9 bor arras, tuurbs
Elm 200 garbs LANCER S4Gu5grabeD
Dsm 5eino abgenommeu. Mir erbelte'
ten bier mebrsre Mai9inensei4iibe
unb uraaten aud eine GnsabI Ssfun-
gene.
.Sn ben arsonnen nahmen aniere
Sruppen einise feinpltte @rdben. 4n
elmer Stele iiHb mir in ben leBteI
paar Sasen 500 garbs Dorseriidt.
.Sn benz MaIo nOrblih npn Sennz
beim i'm GIfaB MAIDEN rniere angrif-
lie suten SortI6ritt. alir8itsiu pnrDe
DON uns ssuOmmen unb mir ma4teH
aud atpei Offiaisrs unb 40 Maun DON
ben frun50fifaen Sasern gu gefansea
nen.
,2luf benz 6itlidsn ariessIhaupldB
lit bic Gage uHperGnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-21
4entid)lanbs iinansieile
ir,,o ipirtbihaftlidbe
gtdrfe
Grss5sIiat ts ibm ben
ariss erfDIsrti1 sa
Gnbs an fibren.

Berlin. 90. Sau.. uuf brabtlOfem
Wese ua1 Gappils, 9. 3. RuboIpb
SaDsnIisin, Der a3rdiibsnt Osr Rsids.
bant unb sins bsrborrassnSe alutoritdt
IN 5inansanselsg,nbsitn in Seutf4.
lamb. .rlldri, bab StutIdlaHb i'm
Sldnbs III. irssnO fiu. aaii gu trasen,
Die Der arits ben iinansielen uno
ipirtbidafilihsn RsiOurrsu bes aaHs
bss ouisrlessn iclts.
sd, boffs nidt MIR. fonbtrn idl
fpsib Is beitimmt, baB mir i'm Sianbs
fsin ipsrben. bisisn Rieisntumpf srs
folsreidb 3u Gnbs gu fiibun. elui
finan3isIism uHb ipirthfdrfilidem gs'
bist iinb mfr alien glnfprbsrunstn st.
ipaHIsn, eiHerIsi ipis Ianss Der aries
aud baiitrn pirb.-
Die ilsberIssifde Aaaridttn.2lssn,
tir iasi, bab Die erssH bss iiibifHsu
Crbtus 9'gsai g'briia Der bsuiffeH
eirmss sirtn DOIliidabiasn nsutn so.
ipitaI3us sslisisrt babsn.
Die probuiiiOn Don ROt<iitn ii
Gsuii@suub i'm MOnat Tessuibsl
ipirb auf $4,000 sonnen onssgstsn
ssstH 6s7 aOnnsn i'm aIusuii
b<m erIlsu gs0uui ipdsrsas sss aris'
ssss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-21
GdOn an, 10. SnIi
Golf Swif&tn Rubldnr
unb Jrantrsia ber
Rrteg 8tstn Oentf4s
Lamb befdIpifen
morbsn gein.

Berlin, 90. San, uui brdttloism
gDsge nd9 Gabpills, 8. 3. Gin ansebs
lid BON sinsr ruiiiden prinseHiH ei'
ner 9srpdnbten bes aaiiers 0itolaus.
seIdriebener Brief, ber in Der Wtiin.
9ener pOt Dsr0ffsntIi4t purbe. ipur.
be am Nittfpoh aud In Berlin bon
Der llebsrfs.iiheu Ra6ri6ten assns
iur psrSffsniIiht. Sn BEN grieft beiBt
es. baB in ruiiiitkn s,oftreiIsn maR
bic wsrIuifs Der RuiIen bis GHbe Ros
Dsmxr auf 500, coo 5Obte unb 1900
900 @srtpunpste uHb burh ardHsbtit
arieeBuntauslids absiHdst babe.
.gislr ruiiiidt etriitotruien.- hibs
e in BEN GdrtibeH, rbaIterI ben
arieg fir cine gpOBe stalamiiat fir
RubIanb, inb sepifie WerpanDie bts
aaiisrs.- beibt Is peiier, .sstsn fi1
ale srbcniIide Wtiibs, nm ben BET.
bsrbliden GinfIuB gu brsden, ben ber
ruiif6e SbsriournaHbsur GrobfiirIt
Jlisolaus ansiibt.1
Die S9reiberin bes Yrisfes sriIdrt,
bab Der aries gssen Seutf&Idno Be.
idloisn iporbsn i.i, uIs Der prifibeHt
poinrate unb Der premisr giDiaHi iir
SuIi .. 3. St. psiersburs bslHhten,
ssbn Sogs ebs Der ariss gum 9Iuss
bru6 fam. Disis GHiidsiSuHs iei &C.
irOffeH tpOrosn, ua4oem Graf gsns
dtnbOrff. bsr ruiiiids gptfdufier in
aOnOOn, uub q. q. SspOIstp, Der rui.
iifds gofaafsr in puris, BEN aaiier
gaiiOIdus siinitige gsritte iitsr bi.
pOIitiids GiiuatiDn in europa &C.
i6idt bdittn.