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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Saturday, May %, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village ToIS
Briefly for Busy Readers

f. w. Choate of Readsboro is pass
ing the day in town.
Mrs. Lucy j. B. Burt, stenographer
in the Office OF Batchelder & Bates.
is visiting in Williamstown for few
days.
Former Governor John G. McCul-
longh Of North Bennington is i'll at
his winter home, so Park street, New
York
Charles II. Clark has been award
ed the contract for the painting of
the farm buildings at The Orchards
at Old Bennington.
Rev p. J. Doheny ofIiciated as dea-
con in a solemn high requiem mass
at the funeral of John Flood in Poult
ney Thursday morning.
The comedy, sally Lunn,' which
is to be presented in High School
Hall Friday evening, June 4th will
prove treat which none can afford
to miss. Don't fail to plan for it in
your list of engagements for that
week. Tickets on sale at Gokay's
Drug store. ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22
Estate of George W. Potter

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable
- Distri' of bennington, IS. ! Probate Court
for the District afore. a d
To all persons interested in the estate OF
George W. Potter, late of Powral in said
District. deceased. GREETING
At a Probate Court holden at bennington,
within aud for said District. on the 9TH day of
May 1905. an INSTRUMENT purfortidg TO he the
last VIII and Testament Of George w. Potter,
late. of Pownal in said District deceased. was
presented to the Court Aforesaid. for Probate
And il is ordered by said Court that the 3'st
day of May. 1915, ar the Probate office in Ben
nngton, be assigned or proving said instru-
ment: and tn At notice the eof be given TO all
persons oonce rnsd. by publishing this order
hrc, weeks successfully in the Benning-
ton Evening Banner, newsp ipcr, circulating
in sal District, previous 10 the tuna ap-
pointed.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified TO APP
near before said Court. NJ the time and place
aforesaid, and conts st the prtba of said will,
II Won have cause.
GIVEN UNDER My HAND at bennington. in
said District, this 9TH car of Nav. 1915.
AMY II. HARBOUR. Register.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22

and aggression on the part OF the
governor of the state. He decided to
grab the farm and ranch OF old Tete-
bate, the chief of the Yaquis. The
old Indian chief took to the hills and
called his young men to him and
then the row started. All the white
men were for the Indians. We kneY
that they had been wrongly treated
and knew also that they were up
against great odds.
They had a few. stand up and
knock down fights and the Yaquis
had much the better OF. it. The Mex
leans CAPTURED a number of the In
dian women and children and ship
ped them to Yucatan and that made
the warriors madden than ever and
things we're serious for almost a
year. The end of the whole thing
was that the Mexicans couldn't whip
the Indians and they made peace
and agreed TO bring the women and
children back and see that the Indi-
ans had allotments of land and were
left alone. That suited all of us be-
cause we wanted the Indians to work
in the mines. and they wanted to get
hack to their former existence. But
the Yaquis made a reputation as
fighters and that is probably what
got them into their subsequent
troubles. The various reyolutionar-
les remembered what they could do
as soldiers and each side has court
ed them and tried to get them to
fight.
THE Yaquis want to be left alone
and own their own. land. They want
to live and work and mind their own
business. They are at present in the
position of the old paid mercenaries
of Europe. They will fight for the
party that makes them the best offer
and that's all thereNis to it. There is
one thing sure, and that is that the
party which wins will have to make
good on their promises or there will
be another Yaqui war.
cone of the things that the Indians
hope to accomplish is to get back
their old holdings in the Yaqui River
Valley which they lost during the
Diaz regime. Some of these lands
have since been occupied by Ameri
cans, and this is one reason that it is
likely that some Americans have
been killed There is one thing that
the Mexican leaders have found out
to their cost, and that is that uni
form cannot make q Yaqui anything
but a Yaqui Some of the leaders
have found themselves in the posi-
ton of having Yaquis pitted against
Yaquis. and the result has always
been disasterous for the leaders for
the Yaquis have been known to sud
denly band together and turn on the
making 1t racial and not
a political fight
Taking the situation all in all. the |
Yaquis have been badly treated by |
all sides and they are entitled to
their land and to be left alone"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22
Execution sale,

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
three executions to me directed against Maria
Estes. late of Bennington in the county OF
Bennington and state ot Vermont, In ayor OF
Curtis -. Sweet. John Scuy and II. W. Myers
4 son, respectively, all of bennington hfore
said. that unless the amount OF sal exc buttons
coats ana Interest,", together with my legal feei
add chsrses thor ioB, are n the II eantime paid
afd satisfied, spsri sell 50 public auction the
highest Didd r foe the same OH the steps OF the
County Court House at BENNINGTON aforesaid
,op the 10 day of June, 1910. AT o'clock In the
afternoon. toeaiisfy in whole or IN part the
amount OF sad exeeutibnfue0sts and Interest
together with my legal fees,and charges there
on as aforesaid. one certain Upright piano. OF
the properly OFT the said Maria Estes. now in
my possession, ms directed in sad executions.
Dated at Bennington aforesaid this i5tl
day Of May, 1915
FRED GODFREY,
sh4r,f OF Bennington County, vt
HENRY CB AsE,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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another of their stamping grounds.
! always found that Americans got
along all right with the Yaquis, pro-
yded that the Americans were
square-which all were not.
The Yaquis are good people-a
fine, outstanding sort OF Indian. They
are all close to six feet or over, and
are by far the best miners and work
ers that you can hire in Mexico. We
had a number of them working at
our mines in Magdalena, and they
We're as good as twice the number of
Mexicans and, what was more. they
were dependable. They didn't have
ilestas every week, and when they
were on the job they did their work
and did it right up to the handle.
"All the Yaqui trouble started with
the Yaqui war of about seven years
ago. This was the result of cupidity
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22
For Coughs that @Hana on

Lingering colds, bronchial coughs
la grippe colds and similar ailments
that "hang on" until May are likely
to last all summer If not cured
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
will alIay Inflammation, clear stop
ped passages. relieve distressing dis
charges at the source, Danish stuffy,
wheezy breathing and heal and
soothe raw nasal and bronchial pas
sages. 1t is prompt in action; safe
and sure. Contains no opiates. Har-
old W. Cole
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22
PLAYED TIE GAME
Boys and Girls OF High School Play
ed Base Ball Friday.

Boys and Girls OF High School Play
ed Base Ball Friday.
At the close of the game Friday at
ternoon at Morgan Park between tho
girls baseball team and the boys
team of the local high school, the of
fetal score was announced to be
10 to 10, game being called in the
seventh inning on account of dark
ness and rain. The girls played ex-
cellant ball and kept the boys who
were handicapped by skirts and
throwing left handed. working hard
not to be defeated. One of the feat
ures of the game was n spectacular
catch by Ruth Godfrey in center
field. The battery for the girls was
Burt, pitcher; Brazil catcher; for the
boys, Howe, pitcher; and shaw
catcher.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22
FLED AROUND THE WORLD
Escaped War Prisoners Return
Home After Globe Tour.

F1Ofnc HltCi O'SHS Shis
Under the captain "A World
Cruise of Escaped Prisoners" the
Frankfurter Zeitung in its issue of
April 90 tells of the arrival in Inns
bruck of DR.. Lother Ebersberg, a for
mer communal physicians in Tams-
veg, in Tyrol, and DR.. Karl Kasso-
WITT, former assistant in the chill
dren's clinic at Innsbruck, both of
whom had been made prisoners by
the Russians as regimental surgeons
in the northern area of the Russo
German wa.
The two physicians managed to es
cape form the Russian prison at VIA
divostok on Dec 19 disguised as
Chinese peasants. In that garb they
reached Picking, where the Austrian
Consul procured passage for them to
America. Their arrival at Innsbruck
after long and circuitous cruising
was hailed with great enthusiasm.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22
CITROLAX
C T r o L A x
e T D. q A y

Best thing for constipation, sour
stomach, lazy liver and sluggish bow
els. Stops a sick headache almost at
once. Gives a most thorough and
satisfactory flushing-no pain, no
nausea. Keeps your system cleans
ed, sweet and wholesome.-R. H..
Wclhecht. Salt Lake City, Utah,
writes: 81 find Citrolax the best
laxative ever used. Does not grippe
no unpleasant after-effects,' Har,
old w. Cole.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22
Man Takes His Own Medicine Is ar
Optfmist.

He has absolute faith in his medi-
cine-he knows when he takes it for
certain ailments he gets relief. Peo-
pie who take DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for an irritating Cold are OPP
timists-they know this cough rem
edy will penetrate the Innings of the
throat, kill the GERMS, and open the
way for Nature to act. You can't de-
stroy a Cold by supergcial treatment
you must go todhe cause of the
trouble. BE an optimist. Get bottle
of DIR, Kings New Discovery today,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22
YAouls GOOD INDIANS
Provided Treated Fairly BY White
People.

New York, May 21.--''l see that
the Yaqui Indians are in the papers
again. said q former Mexican min
ing man yesterday, "and that Uncle
Sam is sending two cruisers down to
GuayInas to protect Americans from
them. The Washington dispatches
also said that they had been killing
and wounding our people, and that
the war ships were to be sent TO re
lieye The appalling conditions.
"Well, that's right in line with my
experience with the Yaquis. | was
mining down in the Magadalena dis
trict of Sonora, where they have
their headquarters. and for time
was in the Altar district, which is
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-22
NoMMIssIoNERs, NOTICE.

~ Estate OF WILLIAM BOURNE.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Bennington, COMMISSI FRS. to receive
examine aud adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate of William
u une, late of Shat sbtry. in said District
deceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset
thereto. hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid. at the Town G erk's
Ollie in the Tosn Of South SALISBURY. in
from o'clock p. IN until O'Clock p m. on
said day, and mat Fix months from the
the 4th day OF May. ID. 1915. is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination
and nj owanee.
Dated al bennington, this ith.day OF May,
A. ID, 1915.
HAROLD w COLE,
JOHN 81. GORDON.
Commits loners.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30

aonbpn, 80. WGrs. - Bel BEN
lInisrpanee Der britii9su Eampfsr
~Gclaba1 unb .asuiIa4. Der griters
DON 2ip1pooI naa afritu unb Der
2sBtsre DON aiperpooI mad aiHabOH
beftimmt, fnb msbr ala $50 psriousn
ums 9sbsn seiOmmsn.
Die -galaba-, bic an Sonntas
gaaamiiias i'm ct. Georges alnal DON
sinsm beuti4en untsissboOt tprpeeirt
tDuros. bate Elm. 9dasuHs DON 80
1lann unb uns,idhr 100 quTasisrs an
gorb unS bon Sisisn asuisn purbsu
muir 14o asrsitsi. Don ben Gsrsttsten
finb ipdisr nod adt ssiforbsn.
Die rasuila- battle cine gsiasung
Don AZ Wann unS brsi pafGsisrsn an
gorb uno Sapou iomen 5shn Wunn
bon Der gsiabuns uno anssbIi4 als
brei paiIasiere ums aeben.
Jn bsibsn GdIlsu rsriuHisn bic ans
s.sriif.nsn Campfsr su entiommsn,
inSem bi. adpitGns nit alIsr Mott
aufhsi5sn lisBsn, bic bsuii9.H llntsr'
issboote ipar.n aber i1ns1sr unS i'm
Stanb., bic S6iffs boIb sinsuhoIsn.
Gs benefit bi.s. Sab Ssuti4IauS feline
moSsrnisn llnterfaboots fur bic
9lOdaSs.S Spsraiion.n ssgsn GnslaHb
Ssripenbst.
gIu9 Elm sl.insr bolfdnbiT4er Dams
pier. bic .alnitrl1, iii bsi alambOrOug9
SeaS auf sin. Wirs aufgelaufm une
untsrs.sans,n. bic 9.iasuns purb.
.aber str.ttst.
abssIsbsn Don Der 3eriioruns bic.
isr 0ampfsr iDarm bic pidtisitsu
9la&rihtsn bic. Sab Bic ruiiiThe GlOtte
pom Smlp1r3en ufeer oie borfs On oef
Ginfabrt gum 9ospOrus bombdrbirt
babe. mas absr aHbsrpeitis niht bss
iidiigt purbs unb nit anbHsn Ospss
i&sn i'm WiSsripru4 fiehi. au9 pirD
bon 81. qDetsrsburs aus ssmsISst. sab
bic ruifiI6. iylOtts iueIsutIi& psriidrtt
pprbsn fsi. nj. e iasiui bur& Hsus
0rsabnOushis. Si. IN RubIauS s,baut
porb.n Fnb.
!. Sn ben aarpatbsn iDnb.n Sis
admpf. NIT 1ub,rorSsntlihsr grbitis'
rans fOrtstisti. Die Ruifsu i4idsn
forttpabr,no @eritdrtunssn Sort6in
unb srsif,n faii urnintsr6rOdsn 6si
Gag unb Rn&t an, fdtiusn ubsr ni@t
I'm Stanbs gu f,in. irssHo nsIde
GOrti9ritts gu MAIDEN. Mis aus ben
rfilsitnsH SiiHssi4IiGka Hsri9tsn ~
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ssn ber 0arbamelleu djlaht
Bpm 1S. Wtar5
Buroen msbr 3 9iffs Ssr
gerbinbstsu bef4 dSist
ala 6isbsr betdHHt

Berlin 20. Rdr5. auf brdbtIo'
fem @ess md supOiIl.. 6. 5. @ie
aus ROuftantirOpeI semsISet piro.
bot bic srisdii6s Resisruns 9efsbl
s.ssb.n, OaB bic bsiadSisteu fran3Ofi'
idsn unb ,nsIii9sn arisssffaffs, Die
ndtb Saloniti se6ra6t uurben. inner.
balb pon "a StunSsu ben 5ofsn per.
luFsn mubt,n. Die s4iif. psrOsn isst
bon anoersn mad Rulia seT6Isppt.
paris, 90. Tldrs. Die frans0ii.
I6.n pons.ri4ifFe .suffrsn" uno
.gaufois1, bic pd5rsno bss ansriffs
our1 be Sarhansusn am 16. Mars
bon ben tiiriiTdsn gattsrisn fart Be-.
i4dbiss uurbeu, unb DON bsneR e.
idboR Dor elm paar sas,n bieb. bab iie
ihUn DOlIitdnbig r,pariri ufb pisbsr
sef.9tsbsrsit i.i,u, befinbsn ii9 i.st
na4 asnIoa auirpesa. no Is in ben
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inb in aislforb SabsH sslunbet por'

iinb in aielfurb 9aNH sslanbst por'
ben.
4us elmer offiaienen, BON Oc- gfber
Dempfer 9ampfers s@eIsGI9aft per0fa
fentliaten aiite sebt herpOr, Ddb, To-
nett biss Bis jeBt betannt 1T, 50 pais
fasiere erfter &lufe, "a siueitsr Rlaiie
unb 40 Wann bon Der 8eIasuns Der
sGalaba" gersttet tpurbsn.
Bier pafagisre unb bier Wann BON
Der geiaBuns purben gsfOOtet unb 81
paTusiere unb 43 Wunn bon Der Be
Iasuns fperben bermi5t uub iino
ipabtT6einli9 ertruntsn.
einsr ber- paifrsisre Der .Jalaba'
Taste, .baB, als bos l1uterIssbOot ben
gaiIasieren befabl, iia in bic goOts gu
6easben, bic gOOte iOfOrt ausssisst
uno bic gaFusiere nit Rsttunsssur.
teln perIeben rDurben. ss aber gismano
seitattst purbs, psrT0nIiAes Sspdd
mitaunebmen.
.Gs folgts cine fur4tbars S5sns.
fu6r Der pufagisr fort. setHiss
Der goots iaIusen I'M unb bi. Snlal'
len fislen in bic See. giHise baDon ers
trantsn IofOrt. lIussfd9r sehn wtinus
ten, nadbem mir unfiHseu, oas S9itT
5u Derlahsn, bernabm ih einsn lauteI
anal unb i4 iub banr, bdb oas
.G6tff fi9 auf bic Seite leste. Die
DeutI6en batten sinsn Sprpeoo auT
bas Ghiff aus elmer gntfernung oon
iibsr 100 garbs absefeusrt, pdbrsno
Disls paifasiere. Der aapitdn uno ans
bsrs Offi8isrs fich nod an 8Oro be-
fanbeu.
ale paFusiere unb Sffi5isre fasen,
bab bas uutsrfeeboot einen 5DrpeSO
abi6ob, ebe ale 8oote ausssisBt Das
rem unb ii9 nO9 Disle 2eute an gorn
tefanben.
Der QnurtiermsiItsr Der SALADS"
fagte: IS befanben iia a4t JrausH
an 8nrb. Cine bapon sDgerte unh
Iitien glngit gu ba5sn, Elm Boot gu be-
itsigen. Sd mari iie iibsr gDrb. es
mar teine 3eit gum 4rsumenttrsr
oprbanben. @liidlidsrpetIe puroe IL
aufgefii9t. 3fpei anbers 5rauen, BIZ
lF9 serpsigsrt batisn, ols S4iff 81
perlanen, ertrontsn. Sd ia6 tuenigr
iisug 20 Wlann auf BEN uHterieebDot
lSis baIfen aber nidt Eno la5tsn uur-
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anaben ipaen 6raufrei6
retten.
Jrantrsi9 am RaHSs Sss
BdUterptts.

Ban ter IL g.
Berlin, 20. Rdrs. auf SrdbtlOs
fem @ese Ha5 sapoi1s. 8. 3. Die
usberiesiias Iaariatsn agentur
ma6te am Wputas uHter GnSsren
bos TOlgsubs betaHnt:
,rle6er bic Gdpeis DON paris bier
sinsstroffsns Gspsf9sn 5sissH, ME
bunitdnbig srIh0pft bic Rsierpsn Der
5runsDTen ifno. Der MiIitdr aus'
Ii9ub bss frans0Ff&eH qarlamsnts
| bot, od bic 2iiden i'm Seere Der Repu'
6lit niGt me5r anbers ousgefiat Dsrs
| ben t6unen, bersits iibsr Die giHberuz
fuus Der Rstrutsu OssSabrgaHss 1917
6srat5en. Sls iraialiitii4e gIatt
,a'5umaniie protsfiirt beftis ssssu
Oisfeu e6ritt, inbem es srtIGri, oab
bic IT. Biz 1sidbrisen anabsn. bic gu
ben JabHsn gerufsn perbeH iollen,
ben StrapaSen bss arisses ni4t ses
pa6Ten ieisn uHb uar sTstIOs 5insss
opfsrt wiirSen.
.giasn nsi.srsngsfpeis fir bic Sor'
sisli4e pirt5iaaftliae uuS iinuH5i.ls
Gage oes Ssuti9en Retaes bilSen Die
folgsnSsn, Don srobeH inbuitrislieI
0eIellI6df.en srtlGrteu Siuioenoen;
WirttsmbsrgI9s SranspOrt @srs
jT5erungs Geienidaft. 26 pros.nt,
segen "a i'm @Dria5rs; Gpantfurtsr
9ls5eitperte 6 prpaent, eegeu 8 i'm
Sabre 1914; sG9iIhe Gleftrisitdts.
perfs 8 pro3snt, segen Z i'm @oriubre;
S6leifDsrte in aubpissbufsn II prOs
gent gegsn 10 i'm Sabre 1914; Wuihis
nennsrte in 9uis6urs 8 pro5ent, se'
| gen z i'm @orjd6re.
9dn3 unbers Febt es bdssser III
Srantrsi9 aus. Die R.publit bat iif
fir buusrno Soblungsuufdbis ertldrt,
oenn Sas Moratorium, oas erit tiirSz
LID Bis gum !. SuIi perldusert purbe,
| 1T nun big gum GRbe bes &risges
auggebebnt iporbeR.
Der Barrier rSsmps" bsrihtst, bub
na6 einsm 9eridt bes Wiriiters bes
Snnern 2.430,00o fraus6iiTde Gnmt'
lien, Si. 4nseb5rtgs i'm 5elbe babsu,
aus SffsntIi9sn WitteIu unt.titiist
psroen miiHsu.
g Rriessnahri9te aus I'll
fif9ena au.IItr.
ct. petersburg, 90. MGr5.
Die fOIseubs cffisisle getanntmas
dung 1T am mOntug bonn SsnsraIItaS
.usr5fieatIi&t Dprbea;
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gsn in RublaHb. ieHisiis Der otprsus
Fii6ei grsnss uub HoTbDeitIi4 BON
5ilIit, srfiiirmt unS ba6ei 300 G<s
fangens semdht.
Gin Gngriff Der Ruffen duf Die
giienbabn DON mirbaI,n na& aprno,
In Der gadb. bss Sr.ss pilwisti. brad
inter uni.rsm sy.usr suiammsn. Die
Ruiisn ba5m IN bsr GessnS prn
RrasnopOI fnpsrs gsrlufte srIitisn.
es purb,n mshr aIs 1000 RuifsrN Sc.
faussu ssuOmmsn, baruntsr sins
S6Dabron aan5nrsitsr nit ibren
pfsrS,n unS flint RaIHinrngsfhiise.
Gin angriff Der Ruffen. nOrSweiss
li9 Don Gis6anOu uurb, suriidsss
faIassn.
|Di. 0eutfaen eroberH
ibre grdbeu sarad.
paris, %. Wars. anf Srahtlps
fem Wsss nod 2onoun. Gin dm WiOns
tag BON arisssminifisrinm erIafisusr
griai iibsr bic ereisniif. cpm5onn'
Tag auf Ssm arisssiaaupIas IaHtst
ME fOlst:
.Sn b.r GsseRb bon ypern lpurbs
Elm Ssutf9er geOba@tungspuitsn Don
ben gransofsn NIT elmer Rins in bic
|aufi ssipr.Hst.
r9ei Gpnrsss rsrfuhtsu bic 9sut'
iGsn bic Grdtsn pi,Ssr su ntbmen,
bi. iis am 27. Rars an uns Dsrlcrsn
bdtisn. Dad bsftissu admpf.n be-
haupt.isn bic GransOfsn I'M ans.mei'
n.n i6rs Doiiiionsn. Bur an einisen
punttsn s.lans q ben Deutf9sn, ii9
pisSer in ibrsn alien Grabsn feiisus
IisBtH.
Yin fpeIierer am upenD DeroI1enIs
lihtsr gsriGt luuisi uis fclat: :.
Der feinb Bat bic Giabt Hisupcrt
unb bic spsf Wleilsn norbnsiiIid bas
bon sslsasnen gdb.r bomborbirt. Ger
an bsf bier Bride anssridtsie Snis
ben 1T abr ni&t DON arObsr gsbsa'
iuna.
An Der Champagne bat IN s:r
Gsgsnb BON 9eaui.iour ein artillsr.s'
ssf.6t Itattgsfunben.
.Sn ben 2lrsonnsn BAT Elm efrtilIe-
risaefs6t itutissfunbsn unb e Hnb
bon 6eibsn Gsitsn gOmbsn ssfhIsus
bert uorbsn. rarnsntIi5 IN Der gegenb
BON gasdislI.. nO 6,ib. Ssitsn itbr
attip iinb.
I'm bsn abriOsn atsiIsH ssr Gssni
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
General 6lnd BON eiHeut
gd)rapnel. Gplitter leid,t
reriunnbet.
Die Ruffen srIsib.n psi'
fsre Ri<bsrlagtn.

tltIt wv ~ ".
Berlin, 20. Mars. 2luf bpabtlo,
fem gDsgs mad supDiils. 9. 3. S,r
am glOnias bDm srObsu GeHsrnIitab
psrSffenilittte geridt iiber bic nsu:'
fen GrsieuifI. uuF BEN arisgsf@au.
pIsb lauts. ME ioIet;
.aluf benz tDsiilidsn arisSsT6aas
plas mar g nm SOnHtas Dsrbalinibs
mGbis fiji. Rur in ben areOnusn unO
in aostringsn babsa iIsin,rs gsf,dts
itattgsfunbsn, bi. aat in siinitigsr
aDsiis fir bi. Dsuif4en Derlisfsn. @s-
Herai BON ssIud purbs DON sinsm
GnrapnsiipIitter ssiroifsn unb lsidi
bsripunbti, ipibrsno sr sorgsT4oben,
goiiiionen Der arm,. inipbirts; isin
@sfinSsu III siH bsfrisOissHbss.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
Son BEN an gorb bsfinSlideH EerlO'
ns4 iulltsu 125 umssfOmmeH
ieiu.
Der 9ampfer bute Der
fu4t. su sHtflisRsH
putbe a6er DON ben
oeutf4en unterise

Ue W 9 ~ -
bppten i6erh olt.
aonoOn, 20. Mdr5. Sas ON
sOnntaa Dsrbreitete Gsrii4t. SaB Der
britir6s Dampf.r .Jaluba" DON sinsm
bsuiiasu unterisebOOt in ben Srrn0
aebo5rt porSsu !ei, but ii3 bsitdtis;.
Die rGalabu- purbs am sOHHta5
gsadmitiag auf Der 55hs DON Vsiltoro
6apsu, an Der Rifle Dom iiSli4sn
Wulss, I'm Meere DerieHtt.
Die rJaIabu", ein Sampfer DON
BOIL Sonnen, gsb5rte Der GIosr
Oempfter ainis Dpn 2iDsrpcol uHo
permitted. ben pufiasier. unb Gra4ts
Derts6r hit alfrita. Die aOmpaguis
tdubiats am gbsno an, oob BEL benz
llntrgans bes eaiffss 125 psTionsn
umssibmmsn ieisn.
81. rGdIuba" sins am samFag
NIT 140 paHasieren uuS elmer 12o
Mann ifartsn gsiasuns an gorS mad
Der 8efiilte DON afrita ab. Die Sfs
fi5irs beg Sampfers fasen, bab. als
oas unieriesbpOt in Si9t lam. es
Sr,imal feine Qfeife ertDnen Iieb, als
Signal, bdB Der Dampfsr feline 9oots
fiirs ausIsben bsrsit MAIDEN uub ans
baltsu fDls. Di. r5dlaba- bsfanb Iif)
sur 3sit 10 Rsileu iiibwsftIi4 bon
MsiliotS SaDsn. Der Aapiidn Iieb ben
gefsbl unbsa6tst unb sub gsfsbI, nit
9onoampf meter gu fubren. Die rGa'
laba" mar Elm iansrsr Dampfer gnn
.s bausrt. sine bal6s StunSe, sbe baa
lIn..rIssbout i'm sinhoIts unS Jpn
spoug. an5u5altsH.
Die gefasuns uHS bic 9afTasier:
.rbislsen iiinf Tlinutsn 3sit, fia in bic
goo.e gu bes.ben, uno obglei9 oi:
3sit I.br tura mar. iparen bic msiiisu
gOpte ausssiebt pOrb.n. she Sds lln'
tsrIss6OOt ben SOrpebo abiaob, Der biz
S8tffsisite Sa uufrib, ND fi6 Der
Mdi9insnraum bsfano. Cine furdt.
bare gyplOiiOn mar bic JOIgs uno bui
S6iff sins in iebr tur5er 3sit unter,
Rebrere Der gocte ihlugeu um unr
Ipisls 0ubenos Don 2eutsH i9pammen
i'm 8aH.r umbsr, als elm 5ii9ers
blmpfsr berantam unb 105 Der aeut;
aug bsm Waifer 5Os. CT trunsferirt:
Il. IpGtsr auf sinsu 3OrpsbpboOtssr'
F5rsr. Deitere 35 peripnsn purosu
DON sinem anb.rsu iyif9erbOOi oufsea
npmmsn.. Srsi Der aus BEN WaTsr
gsjogsnsn asut. tparsn perlebt uns
sinige Der a.uts. bic iih i'm Wi9insns
raum befanbeH, aIs Der Sorpebo .rs
plooirte, puroeu setSbtet.
Der aapitdu Der .TdIu6a-, Saois.
fpurbs uls 2eide aus bem WdHsr &c,
sOssn. 2lu9 anbsrs aei6eu Fnb 10.
lpsss aufs,fiT4t Sis ll,bsrIsssaSsa