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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
18Th Villa and Carranza Agents.
Ledge Complaints At State
J Department
(ELIEvE CONSPIRACY
IS NOW ON FOOT
report Il That Huerta's Old
Followers Are Rendezvous
IND II FL Paso and That He
4 on Way to Join Them

| Warrington, Juno 2e.--That VIC
briano Husrta snd several Of his old
Inns Followers are organising with a
ssw - rsgaining sscendancy In Next
- wAs thu charge made here tonight
u the representatives OF both villa
Ind CarransA- II was asserted that
N % Huerta's old military leaders ac-
pmpanisd BY other Of his followers
- now on route 70 81 Paso where IT
: said the new movement is to be
|rsanised and launched. Enrique c,
ylorsnts. the villa agent In this city.
nnouncsd that the agency had heard
|hAt Huerta himself was in the party.
III 81 to this he could not vouch.
Reports from other sources indicated
hat Huerta passed through Kansas
stty today. but had insisted that he
pa en- route TO San Francisco and not
81 Paao
81 Iirmiy convinced was the villa
RENT that = conspiracy Ia about to
> launched to restore the Huerta re-
Tine that he called the matter to the
ktentson Of the state Department, and
~ before the United States offjciais
Z the information he had
IL the United States authorities are
pnvfnced that an expedition is be-
|nK organized on American soil and
1T the Huerta leaders are gathered
FL Paso for dash into Mexico
hSy probably will act 10 see that
here 10 no violation OF United States
kWE.
| m announcing that he had ben nd.
I1ed that q number Of pyumineni
luert1atas ars about to assemble or
De border, Mr.. Llorerse said theis
jurpoee was 10 organize expedition
.8Aanst Juarex and oj!naga. with
|hNrcenarfas'' recruited In that region
According to Liorente. the Huertis-
- about 70 reach the border with
ps<iIe design on carranza and villa
m Generals Bravo. Eduardo Cauz-
ficente CaiIero. Jose Robies. Victor
1ueFfA. Enrique Gorastiela and
kher military chiefs. accompanied by
|bfm6r members Of the Mexican con-
f1ns who held ONCE during the
Eusrfa regime Llorente said that
Nj eparty had passed through San
tntufiio today en- route from Kansas
MY to Ei Pnso.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
sale Of GRACE STREET
CHURCH REscINDfD


At the Request Of Edgar Allan. Jr..
Judge Scott yesterday permitted tho
trustees Of the Grace-C Covenant Church
TO rescind the sale Of Grace-s Street
Presbyterian Church 70 Mr.. Allan. M
Allan had purchased the property ~
the price Of 10000. and had paid
$4,000 on It. with tho consent Il
tho trustees. he rslinQuishes the desls
In passing upon the proposist0n
Judge Scott carried ont the wishes ox
trustees did NOT want M. Allan ~
lose ANYTHING. furfhAr, and sE1e1 y.
ing te Telieve him of 'has rkfDinnf
proposition. ssS Ass
Mr.. Allan losss III 1le.0oo, ana ~
church stll has the Property - ~
hands. S3 AZ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
CASHIER GIVEN FIVE
YEARS FOR STEALING

.Staunton,. June 26.-Harry r.
Stewart, former casls1er Of the First
National Bank Of New Market, plead
ed guilty in the Federal Court for
the Western District Of Virginia on
wednesday to the Charge OF emhexzle-
Iment Of about $4,000 ana was given
five years In the MbundsviIle. w. Va.
prison. The dvoa4ear t1rm IL the least
the law allows Ter an offense Of such
gravity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
TAGGERF WILL BE
PLACED ON TRIAL JULY .

indianapolis, June 2s.--Thomas
Taggert, Democratic national COM
mitteeman; Mayor Joseph e. Bell. OF
indianapolis, and the 125 other
Indiana politicians indicted for al
legged conspiracy to corrupt the 1914
registration. primary and election in
Marion County, win be arraigned
July Z. Attorneys for the defendants
called In conference with the court
and Prosecutor Rucker today said
they wished a speedy trial.
Taggert was the only one of those
indicted to appear In court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
KAISER HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH

Paris. June zs.--According to q
story published in. France Domaine,
an attempt 10 kin the Kaiser was
made In Belgium about the last OF
May, and failed by the merest mar
gin. 1t says that q railroad bridge
was blown up only few moments
before the Kaiserss train was due. and
that the locomotive was stopped Just
In time TO prevent q wreck. The
German explanation Is that the bridge
was mined at the beginning of the
war and that the explosion was ac-
cidental. but It Is reported that many
or the Kaiser's soldiers stationed near
the bridge were arrested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
Thomas C. Forney. of Wash
ington. Attempts to Kill Mil
lionaire +. F. Schneider
OBJECT WAS TO GET
| HOLD OF LARGE ESTATE
Proprietor of "Old Virginia
Candy Shop" However. E.s-
capes and Would-Be Slayer
Is in Tolls

F ttsburg. Pa, June 2s.--Attorney
Thomas G. Forney. thirty-two years
old. member of the bar at WASH
ington, d. c.. 10 under arrest at Gem
tral Police Station, charged with in
tent to kill his father-in-law. T.
Franklin Schneider, q millionaire can
uy manufacturer, whose home also Ia
In Washington. ID. c. The attack took
place In q room at the Hotel Ander-
SON early Thursday morning. Mr..
Schneider was struck on the head with
a hammer. but was not badly injured.
his hat DETECTING the blow. Forney,
according to the police. admitted the
charge ana implicated another man.
Forney came to this city a week
ago, according to his own story, and
later brought George McHenry, a for
mer waiter in restaurant at Wash
tngton, to help commit the crime. He
says the latter was paid $500 for the
part he played. Forney admitted. the
police say, 1t was his intention to kill
his father-in- law. and in this manner
he would fall heir to the estate OF the
latter. An insurance premium OF
$4,000. which was TO be paid to Mr..
Schneider today. was also an incen-
Following the attack the local po-
lice reported that two men and a
woman were implicated in the crime.
They made this statement to throw
the real culprits off their guard. A
straw hat. which was found in Mr..
Schnefder's room following the attack.
was the first direct clue. The hat was
identified by Mr.. Schneider as one
which had been worn by his son-in-
law and which had been purchased IN
Washington.
FOrney Tries to Escape.
The police made search for For.
ney. but found he had left the city.
Later they discovered he had gone
to the home of q relative, sixteen
miles from Newcomertown. Ohio. Yes
terday morning a fake telegram wal
sent to Forney, but he did not answer.
Yesterday morning Detectives Henry
and Bovard went went to the place
where Forney was supposed to be in
hiding. Approaching a farmhouse.
the officers saw Forney fleeing across
field. Several shots were fired al
the fugitive before he stopped. He
was then placed under arrest and
hurried onto train for Pittsburg.
On the way to this city Forney. 1t ID
said. confessed everything to the on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
HuERTA rs TRAVELLING.
Ostensibly Is on for Exposltion-
Others Say Mexico.

n
New York, June 26.--General Vic
toriano Huerta, former dictator OF
Mexico. Is now In the West. ostensibiy
on the way to San Francisco to see
the Panama-Pacific Exposition. A
report received from Kansas City to-
day that he was really going to III
Paso. apparently to confer with some
of his Mexican partis4ris, was denied
by A. T. Rather General Huerta's
conhdantial business adviser here.
1T is not true that General Huerta
ana his party have tickets to Ell
Paso," said Mr.. Rather. He is not
going to Texas or 10 Mexico. do
not know how long he will be away"
General Huerta said nothing to his
neighbors at Forest Hills. his tempo
rary home, OF his plans, and his de-
parture. made late at night, was sur
prise to them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
LAVE ENOUGH EXPLOSIVES.
vl(inn make Provision for vigorous
Defense.

Defense.
1nndon. June zs.s.In Flanders We
|1Vo made provisions for defense,
|uGoxer great the attack. Our num-
W there are adequate for any task,
Sur turn will come Thus spoke
Silsr RMncinaEs president o. the
Io6rd ~ Trade, IN IN address ut West
kMr1lepool last night.
We are learnin. now" Mr.. Rum
|naan added. .show to deal with the
hbmarine menace, and II ID truer now
han when the statement was made
April that we have enough expio-
Ewes for our own use. We also are
|vercoming our shortage OF muni-
Iona
| In ! later speech Mr.. Runciman re-
LEVIED the food situation. He de-
Jared that the government was pre-
kred 10 take drastic steps to pre-
INT the exploitation Of the peoples
|seds for private gain. He warned
Sillers that the price Of -four must be
SS6uced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
Rev. DR.. wallace Dead.

Rochester. N r.. June 9s.--Rev. DR..
William Hoardman wallace, pastor OF
First BApttst Church, died this morn
ing In the General Hospital following
an operation. He was for three years
pastor Of East End Baptist Church.
Cleveland. Ohio. or which John ID.
Rockefeller was q member.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
GEORGE JOSEPH SMITH
HAS ONE BAD DAY
jury Hears How II Happened He Had
Money 70 Invest ~ specified
Time.

London. June 2s.--George Joseph
Smith, husband Of three wives who
died In their baths. and who u now
on trial charged with the murder Of
one OF them, who he married q
Beatrice Mundy, had today TO face the
ordeal OF = partial reconstruction In
court OF the scene immediately after
the death OF Alice Burnham. second Of
the three brides.
The bathtub In which Alice Burn
ham met her death was placed on =
table In the courtroom while q ply
sieian, Dr.. Billings, Illustrated how,
when he was summoned to the house
where the couple lived he found
Smith supporting his wtfe'a head Just
above the surface Of tho tub full Of
water. The witness testified the wO-
mans head was toward the. marrow
end Of the tub.
Bays Annalsy Insurance..
I. Evidence then was introduced "a
show that Smith had purchased an
ns1ity insurance from company after
the woman's death. The trial judge
explained 10 the jury that thu nigntd-
cAnoe 81 the evidences WAs that thu
pf1sotaor 81 October told an insnrapce
srsnt AZ would have s.. 900 At S1.ted
% invest n an annuity on his birthday
'son shs axrivsl II his birthdly 4
January. ee1d The Judge. .he did hAxa
zach = nnm - inVe ma that 1Qne5
~ ee14> p2yAple y1cA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27

Hari-kari Il japanese method OF
committing suicide. formerly widely
practiced by military officers. In the
days Of the old Samurai system Officers
usually killed themselves when IL be-
came necessary to surrender the troops
under them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
PREFER DEATH TO SURRENDER

Japanese OfIlcors Commit Hnri-Kari
when Galician Capital Falls.
Toxic. Tune 3s.---Major Nakajima
and Captain Hashimoto. Japanese Of
fcers flghting with the Russian army
at Ieinberg, committed hart-kari when
the Gaiician capital fell. rather than
suffer what they considered the dis
honor of being made prisoners of war,
according to official advices received
from PetfokrAd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27
Little Doubt Now That Knock
out Drive Is to Be Promptly
Delivered
RUSSIANS WIN YET
IN SOUTHWEST GALICIA
Intense Activity Along Entire
Seven Hundred Miles Of
Eastern Front = Europe b
Tense

London, June 2e>-Dispatches to-
day Indicate that the Germans nnA
Austxfans have beco1s suaaenly
active along the entfrs seven hum
ARea miles 81 the eastern front.
From the Nfemen 70 the Duk0wfna
line there are ARTILLERY anelss ea-t
gageneass ana even battles. NertA
and south 81 the vistula tAers
seems to be m aavamee towards
Warsaw from Nh quarters sxcsp4
the east.
In addition q night dispatch from
Amsterdam says that several train
loads Of the largest field guns have
left Essen, Germany, for the BEurA
River section Of Poland. where Won
Hindenburgs advance of three months
ago proved too costly to the Teut9ns.
In ali the engagements reported to-
day there 10 nothing decisive. except
the fact that the Russians In south-
west Ga1fcta have driven the Austrians
and Germans back over the Dneistor
River and are holding them there.
ARTILLERY Duel In Prowress-
So far as the operations In Russian
Poland are concerned, II II reported
from Petrograd that an artillery duel
IL In progress in the Shawl region
which Is the base for tbs operations
against Courland. West Of the Nienen
in the Kovno wirballen region. and
in the Amafvf marshes there 10 d
strong engagement. On the Narew
front, where the actual drive against
Warsaw could begun. the artillery II
exchanging fire- There Is pronounce
ed movement In the valley az thu
Omulew and the Orszyo Riysrs. N
the valley or the flrst named river
the Russians are holding their own.
but Ia the latter thsy have been driyeM
from their Positions md one ~ thsiN
works was destroyed. 81
Beeonas Infeseay Ac11ve.
South Of the PfIitza region the 0sr@
man force which have long been dor-
mant around Hialas have suddenly be-
come active. There are no engage.
ments reported from the Bxura River
front.
General Won Mackenssn's rear guard
IN In contact with the Russian rear
guard east OF ZoIIkiew and Lam berg.
The pursuit ID following the linz 81
the railway to Brody and Bessarabia.
|, General Won Lfnsfngen's troops alonn
the Dneister appear still to be IN dff-
nculties. The aghting still continues
around Bukassowice. with tie lfus-
SLAMS on the offensive
The Russian statsment received q
a. follows:
CLAIM RUSSIANS HAVE
| TAKEN 100000 PRISONERS
London, Juno 16s--with 1 breath
less expectancy the next move Or the
European chessboard 10 awaited. II
II conceded that this move n Ger.
mAnyA and that 1t may ~ NADIA
against either warsAw. Paris 81 CO
iais.
The Petrograd correspondent Of the
Daily Mail, commenting on thu fAc1
| that the Russian army hAs remained
Intact during seven we1ks' retreat IN
Galicia, says this army has inflicted
tremendous losses on the enemy. hay-
Ing captured In the course OF These
operations 10000 mon. nearly 500
machine guns and sixty cannon.
The left bank Of the river Dneis-
ter has been entirely cleared Of tho
Teutonic troops. who forced their way
across at two points early this week,
according to the latest Russian ofi1-
cial statements. but the Austro-Ger-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-05
Weneral isunftpn's Seriht
lte6er ben aampf BEL aguu prieta.
ameritaniife 9fer5te bur6 e6rapnsiI
9et0btet.

W a bington, .. g.. 4. Ror.
Gin geri6t bes Generals Suniton an
oas 8rieas Separtement beiagt, bar
bauptid4li6 bic garransa Sruppen
BEL bem neuliten Sample Dor agua
prieta iiber bic amerttanii6e 9ren5e
gei9oilen bdtten, bab aber bic beioer
feinoliden @enerale. 8ila unb Gales,
allies mas in ibrer Madt itanb, eetban
bdtten, UNI su perbinbsrn, buB ameriz
tanilhe Geben unb Gigentbum in Sc
fabr tdmen.
I'D bdtte niGt uuf 9iqa Seller err
Offnen t0nnen obne Gales ebenfo gu
De6anbeln. ieBt 9eneral 5uniton bin
3u.
rRa8 msiner 2tniidt lit bic 9sfa4r
Doriiber."
SSuniton beI6reibt bann eine &puz
fsrcHa nit @iaa uno fdlieBt nit ben
Nprten: Seine (8iua's Saltung
mar burdJaus slfrieoeHiteQenb."
Ser 4ufsntbaItsprt Der Sauptma6t
9ila's lei nidt befannt. boA CLAUDE
man. oaB lie fih in Der RGbe BON
GabullOnb, 18 Weilsn iiibli4 ron
aaua Prietu aufbalte uno auf eincn
tpeiteren 2lnsriff porbereite. Q(meritaz
nii6e patrouillen beridten. bab Ge@
Geniibsr Osborne, 9tri5., etna 1000
Mann ldgsn unb 7Funitpn i4dbt @Ils
lag qeianmte Sruppen auf 10000
Nann nit Sc &anonen unb einer
grrBen 9trsabl Mai6fnengepebren ab.
Gjana qe3en nlle meritanii6e @epobna
fist. meint General Tuniton, bat Gil
Ia ale 5rauen uno ainoer Der Sols
baten in GaIns 0runbss aelaRen,
uno nur feline 1900 Mann, pel6e
ii4 por5iigli6 iblugen, Bel ii4
Race, 2lris.. 4. RoDenber, 6es
nsral 9ild bat Naco i'm Staute Sc>
nora unb biat an Der umeritaniiten
8rsnae eeleaen, fir bic oduptftno:
Uierito's ertlGrt. gt1co ioIl uls Spes
ratipnsbaiis ieiner 4rmee. Die bier
90 SaQe ruben ioll, oienen. yIer
9t,neritaner, pelte Don bier nit so
ipital 9lusriiitunasn na6 8illa's
Irmse afginasu. purben in Der Ra6s
Don Qsua prieta bur6 S6rapneIl
'feuer get0otst. Gs paren 0r. R. 81.
Stiapen unb 8r. WtiIler, iotpis ibre
Gbauffeurs :toispb 9planb unb VI. 9.
Wilipn.
glila hattie uah Gananeu I'M arSt=
li6e 5oiilfe aeI6idt. unb bic beiDell
Q(msritarer hatten Ieiner Bite ent-
IprOfeu. DGbrenb lie aipiifsn ben
feinbliten 2inien mad bem 9iaa'i6eH
Soipital iudten. puroen lie burn
Sbrapnell Sdiiiie aetDotet.
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Stationale 2sertbeibigung
GegenfGnb elmer pro' :
grammre bes prdz
itbeuteH.

Rem Dprt, 4 Rupsm6er. qrds
iibsut Diliou erDffnete bic &ugHe
Der glbmiHiiiration fir Elm uationales
9ertbioisungs prpsramm bur4sinn'
Rsoe i'm utanbattau alub. @r 9a6 bic
feieriibe GrtlGruna ab, bah bic Der.
Stadten teiHe aaareiiiUe politit i'm
2tuae bate, .a6er porbereitet iein mil.
is. ieine polle gusoehnungssJ JreIhslt
au pertbeiOigsn."
gr isbte bebeutunasbOIl biusu. nbab
nlls Qatipnen uniersr 6snliipbGre in
Sieier groBsH gtnssIeseubeit nit
uns oerhnbet iinb uno oab mir niat
alleiR fir bic Der Staaten. ionosrn
au6 fir bic polite uuab'
bGnaias SaUbeIsfrsibsit au. srIanssn
piinihsn."
glls Der qrdiibsut bic 9antettbals
betrat, purbe sr nit srobsm geifaa
bssriibt, Der pdbrsuo Der Reoe INNER
tpisbsr oufs neue laut fpurbe.
.SnnerbaIb sinss Sdbreg", idgte Der
prGFoent, BADEN mir einen groBeu
europGii9en Srieg, Der risIe Der grDBs
ten Tationsn Der 8elt inpulUirt, aus.
bretsn ieben. Die @inffiiFe bieIes ses
naltieen golterrinaens iiuo iiberall
in Der Cuff. 9anS europa befiHost
iit i'm Sample. Mit leuter unb bar
ider Stimme tritt iibsrda bic Mdtt
aui bem plaue auf unb Don einem Gn=
be unieres eigsnen geliebten 2anoes
gum oHberen fraaen mir ans, ipie mir
ielbii iteben itnb ipie ipeit mir porbereis
tst Iinb, uns seeen irsenopel4s Seins
be sur Webr 3u ieben.'
Ser Iroiioeltt pailOte iid) van
2cilte jeoer politiibGl StDnttirllng"
iein Srrgraurm 81 itltteritiiten, ba es
yoie bette proieiiionelle itn6 erperte
gniidt OeS 2anbes reprrfentire"
,Solten 2eilte NIT mir III oieIer
pitolen slneeleeenbeit biiferirelL io
merSe i6 lie eriiideit it6 flar ans.
5u6riiden in ipie ipeit lie barir iltte.
rciiirt iino, Die pernrateriten SSute-
reiIen oes 9anoes segm Storlltgeil
81 iidlerr."
9og Sono braiid)t nift BON panif-
artiepr Siirft ersriffen 5ii ipcroen.
neil ss NIT Der saiiseit @eIt IN
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frelnoIfaftli6en @e3iebungen ifebt
nIelntc Serr @ilion. -Oie Ser. Gtaa
ten ieien cine 8i groBe pno generoil
g'dtion, im fleinlieb 5il ieirL abe,
cub nittbia I'M lire 9iefte ultS
5reIbeiten iu bertbeioigen ioIiteH
otelelben je 6eoroDt merOen.
Sas 8rtbsibigungs proqramm
t4lieBt eine @srmebrung bes itebenben
peeres, bic S4ulung Don 100000
gilrgeriolbaten pdbrenD Der na6iten
bret Sabre uHb bic @erltdrtunq Der
Wtlli3 Dor, Der praiibent betonte gang
beionoers, OaB eius por5iiqlite 9lusfis
itung Der Strsittrdfte notb tbus.
Sn 8e3uq auf bic WIarine erfldrte
er, bob bieielbe bereits cine Iebr tii4s
tige WtaAt reprdI dIentire, baB a6er cine
befinitioe qplitit ansenommen perpen
milile, Inn fe nod tii6tiger unp itdrs
fer gu MAIDEN.
Der prdiibent ma9ts 9lusFGle auf
2eute. bic anbere 2dnper mebr lieben
nls Q(merita unt fol6e, bic religiDfen
5aB iden 0ieie 2eute folten 5ur
Re6eni6aft ae5ogen tperben.
Dor, Dem 8antett i4iittelte Der
prGiioent alien 9diten, einf6lieBlicb
G6as. +. Wturp6n, bic Sanb.
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SerldkliHer 6reanS bietet
Natb an, Der fi@ gut
besablt.
!Serr Sebilla 1T frOb, an Der Gntpfeg'
lnng nift se5fpeifelt 5u Ba6en.
Satte ME Don Sanlac gebDrt, oer
NReiiter Neoisin.
aber ct begesnete alien 3fueifeln,
mclde i'm abbalteH iollteu.

Gin Sreuno in Der Rotb lit tbat-
idfli6 ein 6reuno" unO es mar ein
iebr gutter SSreun0, mel6er 6. Serbia
bon 621 Gutter StraBe, Cincinnati,
auf ben 8eg sur &raft 5uriidfiibrte.
@r er5dblte bie @eidi6te geitern III
einer 3otp'i6en 9lpotbefe.
sd bate lange 3eit nit Wlagen.
Ieioen 81 fdmpfeu," iagte Serr Se-
niaa. .Dlein glppetit mar geiADurl.
ben uno penn ih mid gum @iien
5Dang, Durbe i'd frauf ltno i6pino-
lid. sd bate itets eiuen i6lefteH
@ei6maf I'M Di1tnoe, fonrrte nt1t
lblaien uno matte gan5 erihOpft
auf. W}ein Magen mar aufgetrieben
ln0 manhmal batte ih bas @efiibl,
ais oh Elm GROCER &Ilmpen brinnen
let Der MIDI ltorte.
sd par iebr entntittbigt, als ih)
meinem 5Srelmoe iiber meiHen gu
Itano Wlittbeilung mofte
.@arrm neriuhen sic ni6t Sa1t.
lac?" fragte er.
sd bate ME etiDos oon Sanlac
gebort uno pllBte nidts oanon. 9Iber
id) oerlieB mid auf nleinen 6reltuo.
SS56 puBte, oaB er mir 9tf)ts anru-
then lpiiroe, obne 3iI piIien Inn mas
es lid banoeIte, rno 10 perihaffte i6
mir iofort eine Slaihe 3anIac. GS
mofte feinen llnterifieb, 0oB if Der.
idie0ene 9SrGparationen gebrullAt
batte, meldIe mir nur iebr Dentg Gin
oerllng oeri6afften
sd babe 3pei Slaihen Der num-
oerbaren 8rGparation Sanlnc einge.
nonlmeu. Gs lit foum 3lt er5Gblen,
mie pieI beiier i'd mid fiibIe. Weine
StGrfe bot beoeltteno Sugenomrnen
mo mein glppetit lit prdftig. Ger
slppetit febrte in Dem g(uoenblid ilt.
rid, als iid mein Nngen beiIerte
rnb meine 9eabritnq puroe uer6oIt,
anItatt mn Wngeu iauer 5u Deroeu
uno S6mer5en ln0 9Iabungcn Nt
perllria6en.
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gut 5u Idloien mO aeraItet 3lt iiihIcn,
pcnn id aufrpa6te. Siderlid bat
es iid be3abIt, ooB id Die 8eiiIrDor
tilng meines iSrelinOes be5iialid Soa'
lac annobm."
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mic iG qIoube, peIde iopobI bel aa.
tarrb, ais GrfranfunQen oes Ragen5,
Ser 9eber uno Der gtierer ais elm
ousge5eitneter Sepebebiloer uno aIs
Starfllnqsnlittel 10 Qltte 9Lrbeit uer-
ri6tet, els Sonlac," ioqte 9 : Coo
Der, aIs er Serrn SepiIla'5 @eitjichte
borte.
Serr Gooper o6er ieinr 9liiiiteuter
fii6ren SanIac, 6ie Meiitcr A)}c0isiu,
bel SunOcrteu tGqItf eir I'M Sedaite
uno @aIlutt StraBe 2ooen Der 2op
3rua 60. Sunlac miro o,f in Der
@iImorc'iden gtpotbefc IN GociHdtn
crfIdrt. -9In3eicg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-05
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bIutigen Riugen, unter benz jeBt fat
aals europa leioet, gefallen pare1.
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ocae Gle Yreoiot, i'll Der Ell in
Idmer5pollem Zone oarmif binpleS,
oab Der arieg bereitsI nebr aIs oier
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aen babe, bic 9liitbe Der tautuiis
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pcrurtbeilen entitanoene fSeinoit)oit
fir INNER ausgemerst piirbs. Der
erte5cnoen @eoerffeier tpohnten oi'
plonatiidJe 8ertreter iGninltlIher
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