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XIV

De yuelta q M casa me puse a llo-
ar como IN niho. No hay ningdn
lombre que no haya sido erganado
Dor 10 menos una vez en- su vida, Y
Iue no sepa 10 que Sc sufre.
Bajo la impression de esas resolu-
;%iones, hijas de Ia fiebre, que en- ca
SOS tales nos creemos capaces de lie
a a cabo, me die que me era in
dispensable romper inmediatamente
con csc amor, y espere con impacien-
cha el dia para sacar el billete de la
d~iligeacia, Y volver al lado de mi
padre Y de mi hermana, cuyo doble
cariho, del que estaba SECURE, no po-
drla faltarme nj e~nganarme nunca
Sin embargo, TO guerra marchar-
me sin que Margarita estuviese ente-
rada de la causa de mi viaje. Ell
hombre que no m va a su querida,
es el unico que la %abandona sin es-
cribirla.
(Coutinuaci6m.
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garita no Sc present6 en- clos. Pc,
Ia noche. entire en- todos los teatro.
donde ella acostumbraba ir. No es,
.aba en- ninguno.
4 las once fui a Ia Gale de Antiu
No habia luz en- las ventanas DE-
Jiargarita; sin embargo, lame.
ri portero ne pregunt5 donde
iba.
A casa de la seEorita Gautier-
lie die.
No h& vuelto todavia.
lie esperare arriba.
No hay Made en- casa.
Esta respuesta era seguramente
una consigna que yo podia forzac
puesto cue tenia la lave del piso,
pero temi dar I'm escandalo ridicu-
10 Y sail.
Pero nc volvi a mi casa, pues me
era impossible alejarme de la Gale, y
no perdia de vista Ia casa de Mar
garita. Parecfa que podria descubrir
algo, 0 por 10 menos que Sc confir-
masen mis- s~ospechas.
Hacia las doce de Ia noche, par6
delante del numero 9 un ~carruaje
que me era bastante conocido.
FL condo de c.. bajo de el Y n
tro en- la casa, despues de haber des-
pedido ell coche.
Por I'm momento espere que lie di-
rian como a mi, que Margarita no
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FOLLETIN No. rs
Ia DANA De LAS CAHELIsS
Novela ev"rita en- frances por
ALEXANDRA III lhiio
tiremos los benzficios.

tiremos los ben@ficios.
No pade menos de Soarojarme n
OR II rala5ra "5eaeticioS:' rccordt
q Nar5n Lescauv gas-ardo con Des-
grieux el Ginero de NJ. de B.
Asi es cue respond. con conO IN
POGO Guro. ' levanrandome die:
-Permitame listed. mi querida
Margarita. que solo parricipe de los
beneficios de las em2resas que yo
misrno explote Y conciba.
Que signitica ESQ?
-Significa que sos2echo que eI
condo de G.. es su asociado en-
esta dichosa combination cuyos be
neficioz : cargas no puedo aceptar.
-Es listed IN nino. Creia cue
me amaba listed. pero me he equivo-
cado: estaa bien.
Y al mismo tempo Sc levanto, a
brio el piano ' Sc puso a tocar Ia
.Invitaci5n al yais' hasta aquel IA
moso pasaje en- tono mayor donde
Siempre ~tropezaba.
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Va no Sc trata unicamente de IA
vorecer q nueStros compatriot&s que
Sc ~cncuentran en- descsperada 81
tuaci6n por faita de trabajo que
les proporcione el medic dc no mo-
rirse de hambre, sino que Ia ayu-
ia ideada por e! senior ". A. Bitter,
" que c0nsignamos en- nuestro MI
nero de aver Sc hara extensive 4
los americanos Y negros que sc en-
cuentran en- iguales condolences.
La diasruur>a H. Ia Casa Wesley.
sehorita Ella Bowden. ACADIA de OBJ
tener I'm nuevo tr;unfo. venciendo Ia
d;ficultad cue Sc p~resentaba a los
trabaiadores que van 4 cortar lena
en- el rancho del senior Bitter. con
Ia falta de las heramientas necesa-
Irias para desemreaar csc trabajo,
Duea logr6 arregiar con Ia Heusinger
Hardware Company. que provea a
los l~"abailior"~ de- r-a> hrrra-
mientas.
Cuando menos cincuenta o mas
De csos necesitados. saldrjn el pr6%i
mo iuues para e! rancho doade
van 4 dar principle los trabajos mi
ciados por el propietario de dicha
finca.
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10 hacia por costumbre. o por
ecordarma e. ala en- que nos habia-
mos conocido? TODD cuanto Sc es que
con alueIla melodia Sc produjeron
mis- r~er1erdos, y que acercandome .
ella cogi ST. cabeza entire mis- manos
: lc di i'm beso.
-a&e perdona usted?-le die.
VA 10 eSta listed vicndo-me res
9ond:o-pero adyierta listed que solo
cs-amos en- Ell Segundo dia, Y - ten
so aI-o cue perdonar!e. Nal campIe
listed scs Promesas de ciega obedien-
Ia.
Que quiere listed, Margarita. Ia
amo . listed demasiado, ' vengo ce-
los haSta de 81 menor p~ensamieuto.
% q@e ACADIA listed de proponerme
ne voiveria loco de jubi!o. pero e.
zAisterio cue precede q IL c~jecuci6n
lie csc proyecto me oprirle el cora
con.
-Tamos a yer. hablemos formal
reente UT poco-repuso asiendOme las
manos y mirandome con aquella en-
cartadora sonrisa que me era impo-
sible resiStir-me anna listed, mo
es cierto? y Sc considerable listed
feliz paSando tres 0 cuatro meses en-
81 campo solo conmigo; 70 tam5ien
Ser!a GichoSa cOn esa mutua Soiedad,
: no solamente seria dichosa, sine
que mi salud 10 requiere. Pero no
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7uedo deiar q Paris por tan large
,icmpo sin poner en- orden mis- asun
-os. y los asuntos de una mujer 20
no 70 estan siempre embrollados
cues bien. cuando he encontrado VI
medic para conciliarlo TODD, mis- asur
tos y mi amor hacia listed, 81, haciG
listed: no es cosa de broma, porQue
.engo Ia debilidad de amarle, me sa-
lie listed con csc tono; Sc r~eviste US
ted de esa aItaneria Y me dirige pa
tabrss tan retumbantes. iNino, tres
veces niio. Recuerde listed unica-
mcnte cue lie amo, Y no haga listed
case De los demas. GQuedamos con-
veniaos?
-Queda convenido TODD cuanto us
ted q~uiera; demasiado 10 sabe listed.
-Entonces, antes de I'm mes esta-
remos en- cualquier pueblo paseando-
nos Z la oriIla del rio ' bebiendo le-
che. lie ~parecera q listed raro cue
70, Margarita Gautier, liable asi; pc
TO amigo MO, este consiste Ell que
esra vida de Paris, que parece ha-
ce-me tan feliz, no me enardece, lie
"a i burrirme, : siento aspiraciores
repentinas hacia una existencia mas
tranquila que me r%ecordara mi infan-
cia. sea Ia que fuere la posici6n en-
que me halle colocada. iOh. no vaya
listed a e que soy hija de I'm CO.
ronel retirado Y que he sido educada
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Ne abraz6 con mas f@uerza, pero
no me contesto.
Durante ell dia recibi una carta en-
q cue cstahan eScritas eStas pala-
bras:
Milo mic: Estoy algo indispuesta.
; Z! medico ME prescribe Ell reposo.
lie acostar5 temp-ano esta noche '
10 lie we're a listed, pcro en- recompen-
q, lie esperare maHana al mediodia.
Le amo a usted.'
die enGa6a! fu& 10 primero que Sc
me ocurri6.
Bah6 mi frcnte IN sudor frio. ror-
que amab& demasiado a aquella mu-
jer para que aquella sospecha no me
.rastornara completamente.
y sin embargo debia esperar que
me aconteciese este mismo cast to-
dos los dias con Margarita, 10 cual
10 habia dejado de sucederme con
mis- otras queTidas, sin que me impor-
tase gran cosa. DE que procedia,
pues, el imperio que aquella mujer
e~jercia sobre mi vida?
Entonces pens6 en- II a verla; CO.
de costumbre, puesto que tenia
Ia llave de su casa. De este modo
sabria pronto la verdad, Y 81 llegaba
encontrar un hombre. lie abofetea-
ria.
Mientras tanto fui a los Campos
Eliseos donde pasa "uatro horas. Mar
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Il San Dionisio. Soy una pobre mu-
hacha del campo, Y hace seis amos.
i siquiera saba escribir mi nombro
Esta listed asi mas s~atisfecho? Perc
por que ma de ser listed el primerc
Z quien me dirija para hacerle part
:ipe del iubilo de este deseo? Sin du-
Ia porque he conocido que listed ne
lmaba por Mi y no por 81. mientraS
Iue los demas solo me han amado
Dor ellos. He estado muchas veces en-
Il campo, pero nunca como hubiera
queridO estar. Cuento, pues, con US
ed para Ia satisfaction de esta dicha
facil. Y espero que no sea listed malo
Y me Ia conceda. Digase listed este:
ia pobre joven no debe llegar a vie
ia, Y me arrepentiria algun dia de
no haber hecho per ella la primera
cosa que me ha pedido, cuando era
tan facil."
&Que podla yo responder a taIes Pa
labras, sobre TODD cuando iban acom-
panadas por los ~recuerdos de Il pri
mera noche de amor, Y Ell eXpectati-
va de la segunda?
Una bora despues estaba Nargari-
ia entire mis- brazos, Y u cuando
me hubiera pedido que cometiese un
crimen, habria obedecido.
\ las Seis de Ia manana me fui,
Y antes de marchar lie die:
-Hasta la noche.
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FL Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIx.

Anteriormente radicaCo en- la ciu-
lad de Mexico, ofr"ce a listed sus
services Ell :Oda claSe de asuntos
relacionados con su profession, va
sea aqui c en- Ia RepGbIica Meyi-
cana. El Lie. Tamariz cSta asOcia-
do con los abogados Cobbs, Eskridgs
en- los numerOs Ill q 120 del Brady
Binding, San Antonio, Texas.
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"LA PRENSA" publica to-
daG las roticias eai como see.
ain "hacerie IL harha a nadia"

5taba en- casa, y que iba a verle
'aIir; pero 4 las cuatro de la mahana
.Jn estaba esperanto.
MUcho he sufrido de tres semanas
esta p&rte, pero me parece que no
NADIA en- comparaci6n de 10 que
j&deci aGuella noche.
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NACIMIENTCS.

JUNO 14.-Sr. y Sra. r. Pena,
SOS South Leona Street; una nina.
JUNO I5.-Sr. Y Sra. N. Ciscero.
PA Jefferson Street; una nina.
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Sc reune en- dos lugares distintoS


La noche del ~jueves tuvieroa lu-
gar dos nueyos mitins, en- cabe-
zados pcr Ia senorita 3owJcn Y ei
Rev J.. 4. Phillips. Pastor de Ia
ielesia Metodista Mexicana. y en-
cuyas jun,as popuiares e~Xplicaron
mas eXteasamente a oyentas
las proposiciones que por su condCc
to les ha hecho eI senior Bitter.
Una &c cSas %juntas trvo lUgar
rrentc al Mcrcado de Ia Ciudad '
4 ella c~oacurricron ONO 60 perso-
mas; Y II otra n cl patio exterior de
"a Casa Wesley. dondc concurrieron
$50 .nGivjauGs.
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I~npermea5Ies de $1,000, para s.
loras y caballerCS 4 $3'75.
Esta ba-ata durara peso
Eco1ezicc a r=ss.ra costa.

C2!19 d. I
&c i"N
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ma
G-
"Li-- eP 4N'
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La Gotta de I-ecch1ee de San Antonio, Texas
Los males que ha remedido y los bienes que promote

eSas comodiiades creadaS por /;
riqueza Y la civilization.
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yESTiS-
DIVE3S0S-

81 EN- 81 PUEBLO no hay agente de Ia
pRENSA dedilUrse listed 4 vcnderll Y lie
r0duCira magnirira Uiiildad. EscrtblTOs
' le daremOS nucslraS Cyndi"iCnes pars
los agcntes.
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<F NECESITAN hgmbrcs para mancjar dur
misulcs Y mOrIilD> "u "a planta dc santa
r. Tie Lumber Preserving Co.." lie ~omrr-
Vile. Tex. :" PAGAN bu"aos salaries. .
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gendro de la miSeria. de "a iEdOlen-
cha ' del hambre,
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Pa>a a la pagina G. columna >.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-11
Story of Dividends.
This from the Washington cor

This from the Washington cores
spondent of the Charlotte Observer:
An interesting story has come
to Washington from North Carolina.
Several days ago, when the directors
of certain large cotton manufac-
turing corporation met and discovered
that the net profits for the year
were in excess If what had been an
ticipated. one director offered re-
solution, directing the president of
the organization, to "apologize to
President Wilson for the comment
against the Democratic tariff The
resolution fell by the wayside but it
caused considerable comment in the
meeting. The dividends declared
were quite as large as those of any
year before. The name of this cor
poration could not be ascertained.
but It operates plants not far from
|Charl otte."
The Landmark happens to know
something about that. 1t refers to a
wealthy citizen of town not thou
sand miles from Statesville, who con-
trolls chain of cotton mills and who
has been much out with the Demo-
Gratis on account of the tariff law.
When the stockholders of one of the
mills held their, annual meeting re-
Gently it was found that the business
had been good and the mill could
pay the usual semi-annual dividend
of per cent. The man heretof ore
mentioned, who was disgrun tied
about the tariff and who was prob.
ably subjected to some bandiage on
account Thereof, held the controlling
interest in the mill; and possibly to
make it appear that he was right, he
ordered the dividends cut 10 % per
cent. Later, however, he repented
himself and ordered the full per
cent paid. --Statesville Landmark.
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Held For Court.

L. and |. Buckwald. of High Point.
who were arrested recently on war
rants charging them with violating
the bankruptcy laws withholding
property, were given hearing Satur-
day before United States Commits
sioner Collins and held for the June
term of United States District court
in this city under bonds of $500 each.
State Of Ohio. city of Toledo. L..
Lucas County,
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City of To-
iedo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day of December.
A.. D. 1886.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, ..
Sold by all Druggists. TIC.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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WANTS. FOR SALE, ETC.

| FOR SALE-Single- Comb Rhode
Island Red Eggs. Four dollars fol
fifteen. Tompkins-Lanford, De Graf
strains, well crossed. Gives quality,
color, size right. j. T. Moss, Creed
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WANTED-Students to learn
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, g lessons,
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guaranteed $50 to SIS per month.
Scholarship sold on cre>'it. Lessons
heard any hour. Phone 4132.
Edwards Business College. tt
ROOMS FOR RENT-Three de
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WANTED AT ONCE!-Six good
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Apply REVIEW office at once.
| FOR SALE-Du1tley pneumatic
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The story of Europe and the
Nations at war, profusely illustrat-
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So in connection with The Review
See ad in today's paper. If
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The Parcel Post.

Marinette, Wis. There is one
thing connected with the parcel post
that ought not to meet the approval
OF anybody, and that is that we
have not given to the railroads ap-
propriate compensation for the ad-
ditional burden that they have to
carry by reason of theEparceIs post.
but after time Congress will see
its duty. and make reparatien in this
regard, / hope." declares former
President VIM. H, Taft IN a letter
to Frank E. Noyes, of this city.
publisher of the "Parcel Post News u
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for the principal reason that they either
don't think it serious enough to go to a
doctor, or dent snow what good lnedi-
cine to buy at q drug store, with the
result that the cough or cold becomes
deep seated through this neglect and
hangs on the whole winter which might
have otherwise been speedily cured, had
Schifnann': s Coct entrated Expcctorant
been used promptly.
This new remedy is SO strongly con-
centrated that two ounces $50 cents
worthy make full pint (16 ozs.) of ex-
cellent cough medicine, by simply mix
ing it at home with one pint of granu-
q whole family supply, as much as would
ordinarily cost from $500 to $500 for
the same quantity of the old. ordinary.
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HOW TO Make THE CHEAPEST AND
BEST COUGH REMEDY AT home

ready made kinds of doubtful merit.
It is prepared from strictly harmless
plants and is so pleasant that children
Ike to take it and it can be given them
w .th perfect safety as it positively con-
tains no chloroform, opium, morphine,
or other narcotics, as do most cough
mixtures. 1t is altogether different from
any other cough remedy No risk what
ever is run in buying this remedy as the
druggist named below will refund money
if it does not give perfect satisfaction or is
not found the very best remedy you have
ever used for stubborn Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough and
Hoarseness. In fact any druggist will sell
this new remedy under the-same guaran-
tee. Ifyour druggist will not keep it for
you, order direct of r. ]. Schifmann,
St. Paul, MINI. Guaranteed here by
0KHo @oAAn A HIAZ
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To Grow Richer This Year.

I Among the Fifty Reasons Why
the United States IS to Grow Richer
in 1915" the following are group
ed under the head of agriculture"
by the writer, B. G. Forbes. finan-
cial editor of the Hearst newspapers:
American farmers, very .ardily,
are learning the incalculable value
of crop rotation.
THE South has increased its
winter wheat acreage so per cent
and corn acreage promises to be
similarly extended.
4 proper system of credit for
our farmers is to be established,
probably before 1915 ends. This is
a consideration of great importance.
Heavy immigration from rural
Europe should provide our farmers
with more adequate supply of la
DOR and should also lead to the Gull
tivation of greater acreage through
out the country.
Our total farm products in 1914
are estimated by the government at
almost 100000, 900 in value,
figure never before attained.
High prices for all TODD products
will enrich our farmers during 1915.
Prosperity is enabling farmers
to buy more labor-saving machinery,
purchase better grades of breeding
cattle and improve their homes, thus
making their daily life more COM
Portable.
Remarkable advances in agricul
tural science combined with the un-
matched efficiency of our federal de-
partment of agriculture, have greatly
reduced the danger of any general
failure of crops"
Mrs. &C. Seawell has taken charge
r ~
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RUB-MY-TISM

Will cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
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FOR SALE

Best Spray Pump on the market.
Any size at the lowest prices. Also
Fruit Trees, Roses, Evergreens,
Hedge plants, ETC., by
w. H, GRISSOM
Phone 1o2. HIGH POINT, N. G..
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H. A. HART DRUG COMPANY
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-02
Jm mittleren polem
|ginbtn sur 3sis bic b.fs
tigieR admpft ftatt.

Ginber sur 3ttt bic bets
tiefen admpfs ftatt.
gtrIin, /. Gsbruar, uuf Srdhtlo'
fem Wsse na9 sa5Din,. 6. J. Der
lam Wlontds BON bsuii4en 5oupss
quarter Dsr5ffeniIi2is Offisisns Be.
|ri6t iibsr Die GreisHiIft ouf BEN
Rrisssi9auplas lautst ME fOIst:
.auf BEN iptfIi9en arisssi8du'
plat has Fiaf ni9is ipi9tis,s sssisnts.
bon Der oitprsubii6en Grtnse il
|ni4ts glsuss gu bsri4tsn.
.Gibpsifli& pOn Ts!uipa. n0rbIidl
BON Der msiGfsI, in nSrSr9en pOlsn,
ipurbsn bic RuHn aus einistn Srtr
l6dften bsrtrisbsn. bic fis am 1nst
|porher beIsst hdtten.
.Mn bsr bsutfHtu Jrcnt. i'm mtttle'
|rtn qcien, iiioIia Don Der Wslhisl,
baben bic DsuiTasn Destr an 8Obtu
|eeipDnuei1.
.glbli6 som piIied JInb i'm ils,
|Itt<u pcltn, fins bic 9nssiffs Sss
|Duaf4su stusuErt ;s9tosa.
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i6ldgen, aussenommeu IN eirtem Jdu,
in bsm Is ben Oeutiten gtluRg. ii6
in unieren Grdbsu feitsuissen.
.Sn ben am %. Sanuur itattsefun:
bsnn 2tngriffen auf unisrs pOiitioueH
bottsn bic Osuti6en bier STfantsries
Rsgimenter perpenbet, Don bsnsn ei.
nige aus IanssebieutsH 1eanui4Gften
beftaHben.
rllHfsrs Qrtileri. fdbrt fort, bic 9os
itionsn bss Jsin0es am Iiutsu Wei4.
Iieluftr NIT grfuIs gu bei4iebsH.
.5n ben Sarpatben iinb bi. adms
Ipfe nod an Der 5rOnt spii4en bem
Outle paB unb bsm DpsstOp pdb I'm
9anse. SIN aGssmsinen ssnommen,
limb uHfsrs qOiitionen an bisier5ront
als seiirhsrt ansuieben. Gm Iinten
Jliissl, an Der Jrout sDii4eu RisRtu
ypltdnto rno Gotoolst, mo1en DIr
Gnrti4ritts, uno on isSem sdge mas
den lpIr Gsfdnsene.
,Sn Der gutOipina bG6en MIR uns
ni9iise gorpOitsusef,9te itattgsfuu'
ben.
Sn elmer Oepefde Dom Ssneralita6
Der @pmss i'm aaItdIus pirb bas
ITolsenoe gsmsIbst:
.Sn ben &dmpfen bei sd6ris in
periien oerlorsn bic Siirten bier Sslo'
ssidise, proOiant' unO Wunitions'
purrGtbe unS pisls Gsfanssne. Rada
Sem fie BON 5d6ris dbssianitteu NOT
ben. unS i6psrs 9srIufts erIittsn bat
ten, ersriiisn iis Die Glu6t. alm 30
Sanuar baben mir Sd6ris 5sfsst.
am ii6rigsn 5bsa Der GroHt 1T BIZ
Gage uuperGHbert."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-02
9r S9atigfeit Der oeuti6en lluteriee=
boote in britilden @elpailrrn
prrurfadbt III Gn9lano Dir srobte peeiirenn9.

.an Der sanSsn 4isns Sront, Don
Der gsrsinigung bisfss GluiIss NIT
Der Die Bis nod 8errp@auSgac, po.
rsn unIsre 8atterien srfoIsreia, inbsm
iie an sinigsn punttsn in Der aOn'
Itruttion befinblias feinblide Srdben
5srit0rtsn, tpie uu4 S4uBporri4tun'
gen fir Wai9ineRseidiiss.
.Sn Der Champagne, norbofli9
DON Uefuils2sssSurlus, buben mir
uHferer Organization in einem tleinen
Walb DerpOaftGHbist, <Dsn mir pOrs.s
tern befeBt buttm.
.Qm 81. Sanuur mar es m ben 4r.
eonnen, no porber heftise &GmpIe
itattgefunbsn batten, Derbdltnibmdbi5
rubis.
BON @Osprs Diitritt, oon 2ota-
rinsen unb bem GlfoB 1T ni4ts geuss
81 berihtsH.
Cine ipdtere 8etduntma4ung laus
tee fpie fOlgt: Die Ra4t pom 81. So
nunr gum /. Gebruar Derging IN iebr
rubieer 0siis. 9im Morsen oes L. Tss
6ruar ma9te Der 5einb einen beftissn
2lngrifF auf unisre @eri4an5ungerI
n6rolid Don Der DON 9stbune na4 &l
8aFee fii1rsnpen Ghdufee. Der Ins
qriff purbe 5uriidsei9lugeH uno Der
fxino Iieb eiue glH5ahI Soots auf benz
admpfplaB 5uriid.
.gei Beaumont adnal, n0rblif
BON alberts, perfudte bic beutiae Sn'
fanterie etnen uebsrfau auf uuiert
grd6en, lie mar aber ge5tpunsen, itf
untsr 3uriidlaFuns Der GrpIoitpfpffe
nit oenen iie Derfe9eH mar, iib sura6'
susis5eu.
,Sn ben 4rgpnHsu berri9t in oer
9eaeuo Don 5ontaine Wabame uni
Ibem WaIb bon 9rurie grobe attiatdt.
Gin Qngriff Der Deutiaen tpurbe Be-
8aaateIli suriidgeT9Iogsu. giner urie'
rer S4nn3grGben, Der our4 stpei Wfi'
nsn serit0rt porben mar, tpuroe obns
@erluIt fir uns gerGumt.
Bon BEN @oseien uno aus Gl1dB,
no eg tart s.fdnsit bat, TT ni6ts
Irpihtteeg gu berihten