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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15
FIBER THREATENS
 TO FLOOD ROME

ROME, Feb. 15.-The rapid rise of the River Fiber threatens to sub- merge this city and surrounding dis. tricts. The river, owing to heavy rains in the Appenines range, has raised fifty feet and is sweeping all before it into the Mediterranean. The troops have been called to the assistance of the citizens in the at- tempt to curb the work of devastation by the river.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15
GERMANS BEGIN MOVEMENT AGAINST RUSS|AMS|

CRUSH RUSSIAN ARMIES POLAND AND suko. BEFORE ANNOUNCEMENTS JOIN DEFEATED SIAN ARMY DRIVEN FROM EAST PRUss'A-eERMAN FIcE EASTERN WESTERN BATTLE LINEs-AERoPLANEs BATTLE WITH ZEPPELIN OVER LAKE coNsTANcE-AusTR,AN AvIAToRs MONTE
 NEGRO ROYAL PALAcE-eERMANY WILL MAINTAIN POSITION
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15
Germany Will Maintain Position.

Germany Will Maintain Position.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The Ger man government, through Count von Bernstorff, German ambassador to America, has expressed willingness to recede from her threatened blockade of neutral commerce in the English channel if America can induce Eng land to withdraw her efforts to pre- vent imports of foodstuffs to Ger many. It is believed the British gov. ernment will refuse to entertain the
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15
French Positions Captured.

BERLIN, Feb. 15.-Further advices received by the war office state that two important French positions in Lorraine have been captured by the German forces and that the Alsace attacks are succeeding.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15
AeropIanes Attack Zeppelin.

AeropIanes Attack Zeppelin.
 GENEVA, Switzerland, Feb. 15.-- An exciting air battle took place ov- CT Lake Constance yesterday when three aeroplanes gave battle to a new German Zeppelin. The big Zeppelin had just been completed at the factory and was taking it's trial spin when attacked by the aeroplan- es. The fight lasted for several min utes as the smaller machines attempt ed to drop bombs on the giant. The Zeppelin rose to a great height and escaped into German, where the avi- ators evidently feared to follow.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15
mans are strongly fortified by wire

mans are strongly fortified by wire entanglements.
 Are Winning In AIsace.
 The war office states there is no truth in the report sent out from Paris concerning the success of the French army in Alsace The French army is reported to have suffered heavy losses land is declared to be retreating from Alsace.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15
SECRETARy'S REPORT TO COMMITTEE PUBLIC

TOLD APPROPRIATIONS THAT ROAD FROM cHlTNA TO FAIRBANKS cHEAPLY CONSTRUCTED BUT LACK. AGRICULTURAL REsoURcEs-PoRrAeE BAY ROUTE BEING FROM SEWARD sUsITNA VALLEY AND BROAD PASS vALLEY-coNTE MPLATE BUILDING OF LINE FROM CONTROLLER eERINe FIELDS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15

Joe Plant and Matt Reich. recently of Valdez, have joined forces and are reported to have gone to Califor- mia with the intention of establish ing themselves in the chicken raising business.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15

Judge c. M. Frazier, of Cordova, arrived on the Mariposa this morn ing to attend to legal matters before the court. which convened in Valdez today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15

Deputy United States Marshal Kes- sler. of Unga, was passenger on the Mariposa this morning en route home after taking a prisoner to the states.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15

Senator B. F. Willard left on a trip of inspection to the Granite mine at Hobo bay this morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15

The launch B. F. M. left for Port Wells this morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15

Jim Hagen returned to Valdez on the Mariposa this morning looking fine after his extended trip to the states.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-Two big battles have been started by the German of fensive movements in Poland and the southern Austrian province of Buko- wina. The Austrian and German arm- ies are being sent against the Rus sians with force, planning to strike while Russia is suffering from her defeat in East Prussia.
 TiIsit Is Recaptured.
 The German army sent against the Russian forces in northern East Prus- sia have defeated the invaders and have recaptured the city of Tilsit.
 Report Gains At vistuIa.
 The German troops facing the Rus sian trenches along the Vistula river near the Polish border have made a number of gains by capturing the first line of Russian trenches.
 Gains On Western Battle Line.
 BERLIN. Feb 15.-It is officially reported that the German troops at Ypres have advanced their lines and driven the Allies back from the po- sitions held for more than six weeks.
 British Attacks RepuIsed.
 The attacks on the German trench es at LaBassee by the British troops under cover of darkness are reported to have been repulsed with heavy loss to the attacking force as the Ger
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15

proposition of the German govern ment.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15

Alfred B. Hes was a returning pas.
 senger on the Mariposa from Seat tie this morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-02-15

J. Bjorn left this morning for Port Wells.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15
Sebr siinftis
2autep bic 6iterrei9if4en Ra4ridteH
bonn ariessf8auptab.
Die Rufien finb duf Der sunSen ainie
gum RiidSus se5tpungeH
fporDeu.

Wien, IA. sye6ruar. am Sonns
tag abenb tpurbe bic folsen6s ants
Ii4e getanntmu9ung sriafien:
Die 2age in RuiTif9 gOIsn unS
Weit 9aIisien 1T unpsrdnbcrt. guF
einsm Sbeit unfsrer GrOnt, in Dus
tla @inf6nitt, sesen ben Elm iiberuus
heftiser ausriff ieitsts Der 9fuHen
gemu4t tporben mar, fpurfen mir ben
Geinb suriif unb Oertrf6en aud fibi=
ride Sruppen bon 5fpei bic llmgegeno
beberrf6enben S0ben unb erftiirmten
Elm 0orf in Der Rabe DDn @istoO5.
gbenfo srfolsrei9 mar Elm @nsrtH
Der oereintstsn beutiden unb 5iterreis
9ii9en Sruppen in ben WdIoungen
Der mittleren &urpatbeH no mir Die
4nbOben srDberten, I'M bic Der &umpf
70 beftis getobt bat. gm Samiiag
madten mir 97o 9efansens.
Sn Siibtpeit 9ali5isn unb in Der
8utotpina baben mir geiiest. Siib.
tpeitli9 Don gtdbpornd ipurbe Der
Geinb suriifgsIdlaeen. @tr srOberten
bic 5D6en n6rblih bon DelatDn uno
mabtsn piele @efangene.
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3eutiHlanb's atnttpDrt.
guf bic ROts Der g.rsinigten StuaIsu
isbi In Uurbsrsitung.
alnssbIidi ioII OOrssiaIas.n perS'n,
pab amsriianifts 58iffs Sur4
EN- Der. Staatsn arisssfdiff
estprtirt psrSsn folIen.

Berlin Sia 2unO6H, IA. Jsbr
- Der Der. Stuuisn grti6uftsr So
mss 10. gsrurb toufsgirts am Sorus.
taa glbsnb nit BEN 5tuatsisiretir
bes ausndrtig,u Ssrru bon Saeow
bsaiisIih Der dusritaniidsn Roe
unb bic BeIpredung fdnb duf befonl
bsren wunI6 Germ BON Snsotp'i
iiatt. llsbsr bic Gin5,Ifeitsn bisler lin.
ttrrsbuna in nntiirIia nidts in BIZ
CeffentIi9tsit seSrung.n.
Wit i'm austpdrtis,u Qmt bsfanni
gesebsn fpurbs. ipirb isst bic aHtpuri
Der beitfdsn Rrsi.rura uuf bic ams.
riidniide Rpts porbsrsitst unb bon aes
lpiifer Seite piro Osrfi4ert, bab
DsutfhIanb m6sIi@erpsiis ben Dor.
Ihlda MAIDEN mSss. Sab dmsritanif&:
Rouffuribeiihifft Don sinsm Der.
Sscrtsn atisssi6iff sura bic ariegs.
lcns tsscytiss rsrom irlIitn
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gbantaftiibe 8eialiiife
Rsbmsn iOsiuIifif6. Wertr.t.r be-:
psrb.inSsten RutiOn.n ssI.e.Htli4
elmer aoufsrsns an.

aoHbon. IA, iSsbruur. gf.'
prdisntotips SoaiaIiften aus ben
adnbsrn Der berbiinbetsn waa4ts bisl-
ten am SOnntaa bier untsr Ssm @Ors
iib ppn asir 5urois, benz icsialifti'&sn
Observation-Disclosures. cine aunfsrsus
aur geipre6uns Ssr iniernatiouolsn
Gage ub. Die 5rdse bes 5risbenss
idIuifes purbs MID. tsriibri. la bi.
D.I.satsH iith barauf sssiuist battsn.
.baB isiHe 5cffnuns auf s5risb:n
m5sli6 fsi. ,be nidt Der bsuiIds Ris
Iitnrismus 5sri6msttsrt mare.
Die aonfsrsns nobm gei9IiiiisH an.
In iDsIfen DerIonsi lpirb, bab geIs..n
lefrsit uHb snif66bist psrbsn fOlIts;
bob bic pOIniiae Grass in llsbersin.
iiimmuna NIT ben Miiniten Sss poi.
niiaen @olies> srlsbist ipsrbsn iOaie,
tntiDebsr bura GeiDdbruns bon glutO.
nOmis in sinsm anbsrsn Gtaat CHER
bur4 b5lIiss linabbdnsIgisit. unb
i&IisbIi4, bdB pcn GIfas'aOtbriHssn
sis "a eis HaIiduIausss tinsia ans
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8en(eifs ser ofpreuei(6eu G,rense if
oie Situation augen(6einfi6
aud giinfig.
eStn offi5ieQem 8eri6t beibt es: n9ie
Spfratiotem tebnet oem er,uars
teten Syortgatg."

I'm aan ut5 a ads fne sd4faa e0adss a am 1a n
Hsa semH . sn Snds s0pi tH bic R@ d4fa prHaI hu
fnus sabda bur4 eEDn pm0s bic au sfs Den eb m IN ben ~
=
gdaoeobme
goH&fhr
TeMf&nhs Doye4Ign
Mb dmamf4 arss4 isnS 5hnsdpfs
Der ngrf@s ehbibuHs
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Gin Gptimift
gertreter Der Gisentbimer Der 2ubuug
Der .@ilbelmina" glaubt On bic
Greigsbung bes S4iffes
bur6 bic Gugldnoer.

Berlin, IA. februur, pia Ion'
tpn. = 80. 6. groding. Der @priteber
bes grports sOspurtements BON Wiu:'
am Green &: Gp. in ct. aouia, nst
ssirma, bic ben ameriiouiff1eu Samz
pier ,8ilbefmiru" gsGartereo uno
nit einer 2aoung 2eb.nsmitteln fir
bic gioiI6ep0lterung OeutfAIonbs
nad Sambura abgeionbt bate, ere
ilGrte am .Sonrtuu @ertreterr Don
Manubeimer 3eitungsn, bnb er fe'f
baDou iiberasugt iei baB bic br'tiIde
Rsgisrung bds bon ibr betanntlit bes
fdbIasnabrte G9iff tpieber freigeteu
iperbe. Der Duutfer nirb in Salmont3
ppn ben Gngl6nbern porIdHfiu surii f.
ashalten, I'M cine llntsriu6un1 b.s
siiali6 Der 2abuno unsuitelIeu.
0ie grootina ertldrte, mar Der
aupitGn Der .WiIhelminu" ungetDieIen
tporben, birett na6 6ambura su fohs
rem, ober elm lrpetter bate i'm gez
5ipungen, in Salmputb on7ulauFeu.
Die beutT6e RegieruHa bat, ME groote
ina ausfiibrte, bic @eriidgruno g-ges
BEN, oas bic 2abunq ausIdI'ebIih fir
Die gipilbepSlterlino Dsuti6lcnbs sur
8ernenbuno tDmmsu ioa uuo bdb
amsritaniI1e 9eamts bt. @srtbsiIung
Der Tohrpnasmittel iiberDufsu piirs
hen.
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9dniibe 3eitmms
Sofft bas DeutihIarS ii5 bic Rote
Der Ser. Staatsn gu Ser5eu ue5s
men Diro.

aonbpu, ID. Ts6ruar. - Die
,Qclititeu" in aopentagen ihreibt
bssIalid Der Situation 5piI9en ben
9ereiuigten 5taotsn unb DeutIhIono:
,amerita sebt nit oIet Der guergis
pur, bic man ppn ibm erpurteu tam
unh bic Rote an 9euti6luno eHthdlt
cine Iebr ernits 8aruune, ia oieie
8arnuno 1T 10 ernIt. toB Elm Srieg
spiIhen ben 8sreinigtsn Staten uno
0eutIflanb sur 3eit nt6t in oas Be
reit per llnm0eli6teiteu scbOrt.
prGiioent @iIion uno- SetretGr
grpan iiuo friebliebenbe 9euts, aber
bic Dffentli6e Tleinuns in elmsrttd,
Iotpie bic beutI9sfetnblihe StrOmung
i'm aanoe t0nuten lie unter llmitdns
ben tpeitsr tretben uIs lie es lpiin'
f9eu.
elmeritd lam cine Msnss gsfpin'
men, tpenn es MIR ale Die beutideH
Shtffe beI6laendbmt, bic in ameris
tonfTheu SGfen iuternirt finb. Sir
DeutThldnb ftebt Qnes uuf oem Spiel
IutpobI fir bic 9sesutpart, ME audi
fir bic Sutuuft un6 ss 1T baber brins
eenb su piinI6sn unb gu boffsn, hnb
Sie Warulnu Mmeriia's IN Berlin eie
sedbfiHtiate Wirfina Sat
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aonoon, ID. Gebruur. 3ni
grObs S6Iahten bdben, iDis man alls
gemsin anuinmt. snttpeber bsreits bts
sOnnsn ooer itehen an Der OItprsubii
f4sn Gren5e auf rlififdem Grunb
unb 9ooen fotpie am GIub Gsretb in
Der gutopina bepor. Die Ruien bas
Ben fi9 iOipobI aus Siiprsuben mic
au4 aus Der guicipina suriids.5ossn,
I'm, ipis iis bebauptsn, in ndb.rs Be-
riibruna NIT ibrsn aommunitatiOHss
Iinisn gu ionlmen.
Sn ben anitlidsn Brri9isn uir6
Der admpfs on bieien beioen GuberiieIl
punitsn Der 5ftIi9sn Groni MIR gang
fur, GripGbiiuns seiban, absr ans
9smsrtunsen i&sint bsrporsebsn.
bob Der aanipf bsrtits bsscn,
nsn bat. Sisrduf ldbt psnigitens bic
Grildrung Der Ssutidsn Obsrftsn 5ee'
resleitung fthlisbsn, Sab bic Opsrciio.
nsn isnfsits Der Oitprsubiiden Grsn5s
ben srtpartsisn @srldiif nebmen.
Sm Weiten bdutn bic i6ptrsn
4rtiueristdmpfs an uno Rbsims BAT
iniebes sinnial BEL siusr Geiai,buny
ssIitisn. auberbsm III .s aud su
Snfdntsrisansriffsu sslommsH unb bic
Gentf6tn babtn psrf4isb.ntEi4 ans
fsbnli9e Grfolee srSislt.
Sin gspptsa. i'm aauidfus unS IN
Wldupotanii,n mub sntiDsbsr p6lIise
gfube berrIasn 0bsr bic bort itatts
finbsnben Sample psrben uiHi fir
ipi4tis ssnug src9tst. um i6rsr in ben
offisislsn gsriAssn, GrpdpmiHs gu
tbun.
glnf See mar bas Mttttr oerart.
bab abiolut ieine Operationsn uniers
nommsn tpsrben tonnter- Die eng
lifdx aiias 1T IN ben lsstsu beibm
1ossn oon iurHtbnren Siur5pslIsn
bsfpiit iporbsn unb ndiiirli4 fiHb Bel
bsm iinnsiisr cine alnsatI S&iffs g !
l4sitsst
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MIbaner
eins in issbiides Gsbist einseFaueu
unS babsu ben Ssrben RisSsrs
Iasen teisebra6t.
griirsnb ba6en bic IIboner bereis
5eisst uub 5ehrrbsn isBt anbere
Stdbte.

paris. IA. Gebruar. - Mus
Rii& piro Der Qseutur Gaoas p,e
frIssnSs amtIi6s gstanntHuauna Der
ssrbii8eu Resisruno iibsrmittslt:
.4m Samstae eur9bratsn 2utu.
ntsr in qrObey 3abI unfsre ainien
nno ibsri6riitsu in bsm Sspar.em n!
BON PriirsHb bic 9rsn5s. llni Z.
9ruppsn iopis bic ftdbtii5en ge56r.
ben mubteu DOT Der uebern;o6t S.s
ifeiubss pei9en uno tplrben gum
Ridsua asapunssu.
Die gIbauisr riiden ned INNER in
her Ridtuna auf 3dpDb. Sopo.iunl
unb glappt6nib Dor.
9ln osridiebenen SteIlen ssIans es
Dem ifsirb, bic teIepbOniide unp tee.
arupbiidbe asituna gu ouraidnsiben. I"
gptt, pie u breno.
igaris, IA. Tebrudr. - gine
aOmasnie :Sufdntsris, bic nad einem
erfpIsreiteu 9tnsriff sinen beutf6su
S6iibengraben eroberte, funb in
bemIelbsn eiusn fraHsDfif4sn M0risr.
ben bic 9sutitsn i'm SABRE 1870 CT.
beutst battsn unS Der ihnen in bisism
ariss. wisS<r CUTE 0isuFs ssibau
sdi!s
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Dir pfuttAfn mflofn Grtol9f bri pottt=a
3llo,.tron utto it ofn pu9ftrn.
CTenfine
Wirb ipie Jlii6tlinge perii4ern III
eifab 2otbriussn Don ben
Deutfden porbereitst.

PARTS, IA. Jebruar. - JlIdts
linse, bic uus gIfab 2O.brins.n ions
men unb meiit bon ben Deiltf6sn bes
aanbes DerpideH Durben, srtldren,
baB bic 9eutiden bort umfansrsi9e
gOrbsrsitunsen fir cine OffsuiiDs
treffen.
Die Gattin sinss angeitellten in
elmer arOben RuftiHenfabrit in
SraffenftabeH, fiibIi9 DON Gtrab6urs
bsbnuptet. bub am Rbein iiber cine
Uaillion Nann beuti9er sruppen
tOH5sntrirt iiub uHb ooB isbes eins
8slns 9Orf hefsftist uuh DerI6an5t
iDorSen 1T, I'm i'm ROtbfan cine Be-
lassruns aasbaIteu gu t5nnen.
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i'm bic anft gcHpsen
SIt infoIg. timer purper.
erRIcfioH bic ferbif4e
e .l, h-s.

Gsfung Gemeubria.
Berlin. IA. iJsbr.. auf brabtlo.
fem Wsss mad GapDills, 9. 3. Daa
llsbsrftsifts gsaari&tsnbursau si.bi
bsiaunt. oaB sufpIse DON gsadri4isn,
bic m itaIisnif4sn 3situnssn prSr.
fsntli6i psrbsn, bic fsr6iide 5situng
Gsmenbria nd4 timer gsf6isbuug
burf bic Dsfisrrtidsr iufOls, Der Grs
ploiipu eines puIpsrmago,ins in bi,
2uft ssflrgen III. Ssmtnbrin Iisgt an
Der Gondu, "a Wsilen iib5ftIi4 bpn
BsIsrdb.
Sdprn Ebt Mot mad.
gefing, IA. sebr. Der dineiii6e
gsionbte In zotio bat an Sonntag
jsinsr Resisruns miiestbsilt, bab Der
japaniIfk Winiitsr Der elusfpdrtissn.
@uron a1tc. ibm srtl1rt babe. baB
s5apnn duf Der Anmnbme Der 9ebinz
gunstn, bi, Is fiirslia un China &C.
ittlt babe. hsifiinbs. SIN aiReiiffsn
Winiitsrium bes gluspdriissn ipurSs
ptrfideri, b1b Gbind nod ME Dor ii9
tpeissrn piirbe, bic GorbrunseH Sas
pans 1u5ustftsbtn.
@fibfitn. G9antuns. China,
IA. 6ebr. Die 5npaHsr fiihrtn duf dls
len Gtftnbahnifdfious NIT Qusndbms
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lleberrmmpelt
Durbe Don Gsiierrsihsrn Der rufiiidf
GensraIitab in Raoaus.
Der tommanbirenbe ruFii8e General
besing Gtlbfmorb.

girlin auf brabtIoiem Neg.
naf gapUiIIs. 8. s.. IA. Geb. = Wie
bic 3situna .9l5 eit' in subapeii Der.
iiasrt. srfolste bus Ginriidsn Der
Gitsrrsidifasn 5rupsen in Rubaus,
in Der 8uioiphia 70 unsripartst fir
. bic Ruiien, bab bic idmmiIia.u wlii.
sIiebsr beS ruififtsn gsnsraIftabs in
bic Gtfangenfdaft ssriethsn.
Die 3eitung fiist bin5u, 6ab Der
iommaHbirenbs rufifhe General ios
fort Stibitmrrb beoinc.
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SaferbDrrdtbe
WsrbsH pou Der bsitfden Regierlns
biz ouf Soats uub Gutisrbafer
bei4lasnnbmt.

Berlin, IA. Gsbruur, bia Cons
bOu. - Der gunossratb bat bic gss
i4laguabms Der gefammtsn gorrdtbe
DON beimif9sm Dsissu ahssorbust,
dusssuOmmsu Ses Sautbafers fotuie
Der 5dfsrporrdtbe. bic gum Siittern
Der pfTbe uGtbig fiub. Dieter GrIab
bes 9unbssratbs tritt om 16. sseb.
in araft.
Jerner bat Der 8unbesrntb Zen 5as
fsrprsis I'M 30 mart ($12.5o) pro
WstrtDnne srb0ht.
Dieter GrIob Ses 9unbesratbs lit
Hur Elm peitersr Sdritt CUR aonier.
uiruus Der glabrunssmittsl bss Cans
bes. I'm 26. Sanuar mar bic ges
f9lagHabme alIsr 8orrdtbe bon Rpg.
gen. Wsi5sn unS WsbI Derfist porben
unS bisfs @srfiisuns mar am sritsn
Jsbruar IN Kraft sstrstsH.
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9Setterberidbt.

Sbio: 9etp0Itt.r 9immel unb tdl,
tsrss Better am Wtontas unb Disnss
tag.
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95lter. bic astpoItiam annstttrt ipDr'
ben isisn. bag Rs6t srbdItsn fofIien
nu6 sigsnsm Guibin.sn ii6sr fi4 au
perfiigtu.
auberbem beibi .s AUDI in ben BE.
ialiifIsn. bub obiauH SosioIiiteu Der
@srbiinbsten beialOFsn biitm, bsr
artsa Biz gum fiegrsiasn gnSe fortSu'
fiibren. fie fi6 aud .ntfdIoifen I'd,
ten. ~fi6 iebsm 9.Eiu4, Sisi.n Der
ib,ibiauusstrisg in siHsu GrObtrunss'
trisa au peripcnbsIu, DioerTesen mir.
bsn."
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GrfDlge
gsri@tsn bic Dsutfden Dom psftli4en
2risssldaupIab.
Jtnfsiis Der ofpreuBii&tn Grsnae
usbmsn bic Dpsrationsn ben srs
. fparisien Wsrlauf.

-
Berlin auf brabtlofsH wess
nad aOnbou ID. gebruar. - Bon
Der oberfsn 6esreslsituns tDurbs am
Gonntas bic f0Isenbs gsianntmaauus
rIaifsn:
~N0rbIi4 Don pontsnsRouHqn pa.
ben mir bas Dorf glorrOb Don ben
Tran5oitn srobert unb aud ben 9iigel
1856, Der tpeitIi4 Don biefsm Dorf q,
Iss.n III. frftiirmt. 3tDsi Sffi5iers
unb Isl ManH tDurbeH, ~ ariesss
ssfangeHen semaHt.
5u ben goseien baben mir WiIfsn
unb Dbsrfengsrn erftiirmt unb 135
Gefnngsne semadi.
auf btm 0itIihen ariessf&auplab:
Ssnisits Der OftpreuBiiden Gren5s
nebmsn dniere Gperationen ben ers
ipnrtsteu 0srIonf.
Sn e .sn. duf Dem re4ten llfsr Der
WeidisI, MAIDEN unitrs 9ruppsn
Jortf@ritts auf Raeions gu.
Sn poIsn 1T auf BEN Iint.u llfer
Der @eihisI bic Gage urperdnbert"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15
aaiier GSilbelm
sat BEN Der. Staatsn Bpts
f4after sur aonfereHs
mad BEN 5fli9eu
ariegsi4auptab
eiHgelaSen.

2onbon. Ia. Tebruar. wie Der
ey4anss telegraph 60. aus bsm 9uas
beri9tet pirb, fOu auiier gDil6elm
Den Ger. Staat.n gciTaafter 9srarb
sriudt baben. na6 bsm GrOben
6auptquarti.r ouf bsm 5itli4en
ariessflhduplas su einer aOnfersns
su fpulmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-15
-Sarab 9erubarSt inter
meffer.

gprbtuur, pid qaris, IA. Te6.
Sdrab 9ernbarbt bat ii5 am Souns
!ns i'm ct. 9luguitiner SpIpitaI IN
grta9nn elmer Operation fir Elm
auislsiben untsrscssu, an Dem iis felt
Gussrsr Sat IctDsiSt Bat.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-20
HOUSE,
WIVES
DAILY
ECONOMY
CALENDAR
BATHTUB VIGILANCE.

A spotless bathtub is the desire, OF
course. of every housekeeper, and no
matter how many bathrooms ic may
be her fortune or misfortune to pos
sess, she should see 20 it that every
tub is always immaculate.
This sounds. perhaps. like difti-
cult task. But if a little system is de-
vised. which mistress or maid or mem
Der of family is pledged to fo.:"w
the task becomes simple.
To begin with. there are rot L.
attractive tub brushes on the ma: r-I.
in neat little nickel wire holders. 20
hang by dle side of the batntub. In
the maidless household. or the house
hold where there is only maid OF all
work, one of these brushes shoGld
hang beside every bathtub. and each
member of the family should be ask
ed to rub the sides of the tub with
it after a bath. so that whatever sedi-
ment the recediag waters may leave
will be dIslodged Then the tub should
be rinsed with 4 little clear water. ;he
brush rinsed and returned 20 us
holder
This proceeding will take only a
little time on the part of each bather.
and yet il will leave the tub always
in condition for the next bath.
At least twice week the tub
every morning il should be inspected
and wiped out with a damp cloth and
'tftIe ammonia .: uOraE water.
H.. more thorough n:wCekly clean
ing should be made with It clean. soft
cloth and turpentine or ammonia, and
then the tub should be partly filled
with hot soapy water, and this should
be washed about the sides, and lastly
the tub should be rinsed with clear.
warm water and then dried.
Lemon juice and salt can be used
when there are any stubborn spots on
the tubs enamel. or salt may be used
with turpentinc There are also many
patent cleaners that are quite Sd It's
factory for cleaning tie tub
OF course the enameled finish must
not he scratched unnecessarily with
cleansers. and for this reason am
monia, borax or turpentine are best.
If the tub is an old tin one. IT
should be painted and enameled white.
and when the coat of enamel begins
to wear off another should be put on.
A little ammonia may be used to keep
this sort of tub clean. and SO may
boraX
tCNrvvrirh- 1915
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-20
ONLY ONE-EIGHTH OF
WOMEN PAY TAXES
So Says Mrs. Joseph Stoddard. Prom
inent Member of the Anti
Suffrage Association.

When a representative Of the Woman S
Herald saw Mrs. Joseph Stoddard today
10 ask her for the recent developments in
the camp of the .'antis'' she WAS on her
way TO Baltimore with Mrs. Swager
Sherley. AS the first and second vice
presidents of the 'Anti-Suffrage" Asso-
citation in Washington. they went to Bal
timore to he present at the mass meet
ing OF Maryland anti-suffraGists last
might
Not long ago." began Mrs. Stode.rd,
your paper quoted n SuffTagist from
New York as saying that taxation with
out the vote Is tyranny. The reverse is
actually the case. Taking the country
over only about one-eiGhth of the women
OF voting age pay taxes. So il women
had the ballot about seVen-eiGhths of the
women who vote the taxation would pay
no taxes. While with the suffrage ex-
clusively about seven-eishths of the
taxes paid are paid by the men who vote
the taxation.
Resides" added Mrs. Stoddard, who Is
thoroughly posted on the subject. most
of the property on which women pay
taxes is the fruits of the labor OF male
members Of their families acquired by
gift. will or placed in the names of wom-
en- for some other reason. I have heard
suffragists say that all consumers pay
case. for who would say that a child,
who is consumer. pays taxes? Or that
a mans wife or daughters who are en-
tirely supported by him pay taxes? Only
those who earn money or who have in
comes pay taxes and as men earn many
times more money than women. the men
pay many times more OF all the taxa
ton direct or indirect.
THE cry of the colonists in 17IS. Tax
Al ,-atN IL t,r-a
has no parallel in the case of women
nowadays. For in those days the British
Parliament which voted the taxation for
the colOnists paid no part of the tax they
laid and the more taxes they could ex-
tort from the American COlOnists the less
the Englishmen would have 10 pay them
selves. while today in this country the
men voting the taxation pay the larger
part OF it. So no injustice is possible.
and tax-paying women are much more
fairly and justly treated under male suf-
frage than il women had the ballot"