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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
Things the Farmer Likes to Know
BEST LAYING BREEDS.
EGG Production Depends on the Strain
Rather Than Variety of Fowl.

EQQ HFQQuCtfoU G6RGTG3 0U tU1 Stf6tU
Rather Than Variety Of Fowl.
Raise White Leghorns for eggs and
you can't go wrong" is the substance
of Common poultry advice given the
beginner. Such speech is responsible
for many a poultry failure.
The White Leghorn breed is a good
one. Let's not forget that. The aver
age White Leghorn hen does well. but
just because a hen is a White Leghorn
is not a sign that she will be a good
layer.
Take the records for any month In
any egg laying contest and you will
find poor Leghorns even among the spe-
cially selected competing pens. Last
August, for example. the best pen Of
the hens in the White Leghorn o n
test at Mountain Grove. Mo, averaged
21.4 eggs per hen. while the poorest
pen laid 90 eggs per hen, less than
half as many.
Some of the Leghorn pens were en-
tirely outclassed by average pens Of
Buff Wyandottes, Black Orpingtons,
Black Langshans. Anconas, Minorcas
and other breeds that are not often
considered i'm the same class with the
White Leghorns as layers.
This is a fair example of the many
cases where certain strains of the DIFF
ferent breeds have qualities superior
or inferior to the average for the
breed.
A strain is simply a line of descent
that has specially developed charac-
teristics. such as the ability to lay eggs
abundantly. Good care and feeding
are taken for granted.-Farm and
Fireside.
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Advoe,,., s,ronoer Air Fleet.

Washington, July IL. Bngadier
General George r. Scriven, chlei
signal officer Of the United States
army, is a warm advocate of the ex-
tension Of the aviation service. In his
last annual report General Scriven
urged the training of men Of the ma
tional guard In aerial warfare and the
establishment Of reserve corps OF aero
nauts throughout the country.
Not only is the aeroplane invalua-
BILE" he says, 'in locating the position
of the enemy, but 1t has especial value
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
AtIantie's First Steamship.

Savannah. Ca, July 12.-Mrs. +. ".
Meldrin wants the Savannah Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs to urge the
state TO prepare for celebrating May
20, 1919, the centennial OF the sailing
from this port OF the first steamship
that crossed the Atlantic. The steam
ship vas called the Savannah, owned
by the Savannah Steamship company
incorporated by the Georgia leglsla-
ture. The hull of the vessel was built
In New York city and the iron work IN
Elizabethtown. n. ]. On her way
down the coast on her trial trip she
stopped at Charleston and took on
board President Monroe. who was
then making a tour Of the south, ana
brought him over to Savannah. Inc
steamer took the presidential party
down to Tybee.
On May 20, 1919. she sailed for LN-
erpool, where she arrived just one
month later. 1t Is said that as shc
steamed into port onlookers. seeing the
smoke. thought the ship was on hre
and proffered assistance.
She remained in Liverpool N month
and was visited by thousands linen
Captain Rogers sailed for Copenhageh
and st. Petersburg, and everywhere
the Savannah was looked on with won.
der and admiration. even royalty goihs
aboard to examine her.
1t is said that a large part Oh ~
hull is yet preserved in a shipyaru ~
Southampton, England, and tnat
cylinder and the log book are In of''
tai palace.
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Rockefeller Board TO Enter n.u

HocSe'eher ooard 10 Enter New r;.ax
New York. July 13.-The genera,
ucation board decided to branch
into a field Il has not entered. T.
words Of the official announceu.-s
lit was resolved to undertake n os.
the field Of educational invest,vs,,su
research and experiment by assls,,s+
research workers connected with $50
tutions of learning as well as hv ~
porting independent investigators ~
experiments"
Members of the board said that, -
definite action had been taken as Va.
But 1t is considered extremely sienia.
cant that 2 foundation which so -,
has devoted most of its energies to =.
sistiEg colleges and schools already IN
existence or to establish new schools
I'm regions heretofore backward In an
educational way is now preparing "a
assist men who are studying the on,
tire question of American education
from the bottom with the view to look.
ing for possible ways to improve 1t.
Previous Gifts In Four Fields
So far the work of the board ha
had four principal manifestations:
First.-Gifts to colleges. universitie
and medical schools which are open to
any students.
Second. Promotion Of higher educa.
ton among negroes.
Third-Encouragement Of practical
farming in the southern states and ID
Maine and New Hampshire.
Fourth.-The development OF a sys.
tenn Of public high schools In the south,
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Sheen Good Cleaners.

A small flock Of sheep given the
range Of fields and roads will dispose
of nearly all useless vegetation. Some
farmers who do not care to raise their
own sheep practice buying a few lambs
In the fall or late summer for the spe-
cial purpose of cleaning up the waste
material Of various kinds on the farm.
A very little grain in addition will put
these sheep In marketable condition.
They will have destroyed the winter
homes of many harmful insects and at
the same time have converted this ma
terial into a product worth money on
the market.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24

DAIRY WISDOM.

To have your cows milk long,
milk them clean
Uneyen sailing and working
make streaky butter.
To feed economically. cows
should be fed as individuals. not
as a herd.
Cream that is being ripened
should be strained several times
before it is ready for churning.
The desired or standard color
for butter is that natural color
usually secured when fresh cows
are grazing on fresh green pas
lures.
Milk from healthy cows IS
practically free from bacteria
when secreted. The problem OF
a sanitary milk supply. therefore.
is to keep out all bacteria as far
as is possible.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
August Belmont Will Be President OF
National Reserve Of Air Fighters.

August eInon WHh DC Fresiueut W
National Reserve OF Air Fighters.
eight aero squadron centers and l.So1
landing stations scattered from coast
TO coast.
Mr.. Delano explained that under the
federal law at present there is no au-
thorization for the formation of an ayi-
alton regiment and that therefore his
organization is a provisional body. He
a efforts will he made to have the
next congress authorize the First Avn
alton corps. the formation Of which IS
the ultimate purpose OF the Aero-Miii-
tary federation. The federation also
plans a propaganda to urge upon CON
gress federal control of all aviation.
The prospectus of the organization
says Its purposes are patriotic and edu-
c%ational. The membership is divided
into three classes, aviators. officers OF
the United States army and navy and
civilians who are unable to serve in an
aviation corps.
Mr.. Delano said that I'm about 80 PERI
cent Of the squadron branches had
been formed and were busy recruiting.
He expects a membership of $4,000.
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Cows Susceptible to BIoat.

A pregnant COW Is more susceptible
to injury from irritating causes than
a COW that has calved. She should be
more carefully fed, and one should
avoid giving her any feed likely to
cause bloating. A trocar and cannula
should be kept on hand to tap the
paunch Of a badly bloated COW where
this is found necessary to save life.
AS a drench give two ounces of tur-
p%entine in a pint Of raw linseed oil or
an ounce of aromatic spirits of ammo
MIA In a pint of water containing two
ounces Of granular h%yposulphite of
soda.-Hoard's Dairyman.
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ANNE OF RUSSlA'S ICE PALACE.

level of the ground. The grounds were
further adorned with a life size figure
of an elephant. with his mahout on
his back. A stream of water was
thrown from the elephants trunk by
day and a flame Of naphtha by night.
A tent of ice contained a hot bath.
in which persons actually bathed. There
were also several and mortars
Of ice, which were loaded with bullets
of ice and iron and discharged.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
POULTRY NOTES.

Shade is necessary for growing
chicks and adult fowls. Provide
shade and shelter from the hot
sun and plenty Of places to run
under in sudden showers.
Strong and vigorous fiocks of
hens eat more than weak fiocks,
but their eggs cos less. They
are better layers.
The hens should have a place
to roost and it should not be over
the COWS, on the farm nipple
ments and buggies, or in the hay
NOW.
When three months old the
poults throw the red" and this
is a critical period. Keep them
warm and feed plenty of milk,
meat scraps, ground bone and
food of like nature.
The males should be separated
from the females rs early as sex
can be distinguished, for they
thrive and grow better that way.
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Previous Gifts In Four Field
Forming Aviation Volunteer cors,.

New York, July 12-The Aero-Mil.
tary Service Federation Of America, a
volunteer organization of which August
Belmont is president and Mortimer Del.
ano deputy president general. has an.
nounced the proposed formation OF q
national reserve of aviation volunteers
for use in case OF war. The program
outlined by Mr.. Delano contemplated
the establishment Of district bases in
New York. Richmond. Chicago. St
Louis and San Francisco, with twenty.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
Ducks as Watchdoss.

Rome, history tells us. was once
saved from sacking by the cackle OF
geese, and now the Farm and Fireside
says that ducks are good watchdogs
for the poultry yard. and that no mat
ter at what time of night the thief may
come the ducks will quack. So history
repeats itself.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
Alliance at current Topics and Events

mediately place an order for a yacht,
70 be called shamrock ". IL 1t develops
that the design OF the Shamrock ~.
has been disclosed TO American yachts
men.
Sir Thomas. according TO the Central
News. is determined TO race a boat the
design lines of which are a complete
secret TO Americans.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
Strengthening Cruiser Squadron.

Washington. July 12.-Rear Admiral
William b. Caperton, commander Of
the cruiser squadron of the Atlantic
fleet, has spent more than twenty
three years at sea since he was grad
uated from the Naval academy in
1875. The cruiser squadron was or
ganized last fall, and Admiral Caper-
ton hoisted his flag on the armored
cruiser Washington on Nov. Is last.
A native of Tennessee, Admiral Ca
perton will be sixty years old on June
80. Before being assigned to his pres
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
Raising Strawberries.

Strawberries should not follow i'm
mediately after a sod. Two cultivated
crops should intervene. This will tend
to destroy weeds and white grubs. both
of which are highly injurious to straw
berries.
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Quite AItitudinous.

II know an astronomer who has the
highest ambition of any man ever
heard Of"
What is it,"
HE wants TO signal to Marshall
timore American.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24

three Years.
ent duty he was in command of the
Atlantic reserve feet at League Island
navy yard and previous to that had
been commandant Of the naval sta
ton at Newport. During his long serv-
ice the admiral has performed nearly
every duty that comes to a naval Off
Ger both afoat and ashore. He has
been a member Of the naval examining
board, secretary to the lighthouse board
and lighthouse inspector. At one time
he commanded the battleship Maine.
which he took when the Maine reached
the Philippines toward the end of its
trip around the world in 1907.
In the Spanish-American war Admit
raj Caperton was commander of the
gunboat Marietta, which went on ahead
OF the Oregon as an auxiliary for the
greater part Of its dash around the
horn 10 santiago. 1924
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to a commander in finding his own
troops, in keeping him informed when
movements are taking place, with the
position of his TANKS and center. his
outposts, to inform his cavalry of the
positions attained by a detached body
in short. of keeping him constantly in
touch with the locations and move
ments of all his troops"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
W|REWORM PEST.
Birds Are Perhaps Worst Enemy
of This Insect.
DON'T KILL WITH POISON.
II Has Been Found to BE Entirely Un-
satisfactory to Introduce Injurious
Substances Into the Soil or to Use
Them on the Adult Beetle.

Prepared by United States department Of
agricultural
The wireworm is regarded as n of
the FIVE chief pests of Indian corr and
one of the twelve of wheat and oats.
Where wireworms exist even in very
small numbers corn will make a poor
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
Names For Hall of Fame.

New York, July 13.-The result of
the first ballot on new candidates for
admission to the Hall of Fame was an
nounced by DIR. Henry Mitchell Mac
Cracker, chancellor emeritus Of New
York university and chairman of the
Hall of Fame committee. OF 212 nom
nations made by the public. seventeen
names have been designated by the
100 electors as More Justly Famous"
The electors, who are divided into sew
en- divisions, were invited to select sew
enty candidates.
The 212 nominees included 10 men
and thirty-three ONE The prelimi-
nary selection includes fifteen men and
two women. Here are the results of
the vote for the More Justly Famous"
Authors-Francis Parkman.
Educators-Mark Hopkins.
Women Teachers-Alice Freeman Pal
mer.
Preachers and T~heologians Horace
Bushnell.
Philanthropists n Recommendations
(Roger Williams. the only nominee. fail
ing of election.)
Women Home n Social Workers
None.
Scientists-Louis Agassiz, Joseph Henry
and Benjamin Thompson.
Engineers and Architects-None.
Physicians and Surgeons-None.
Inventors-None
Soldiers and Sailors-George Rogers
Clark, Nathaniel Greene and Thomas j.
Jackson.
Missionaries and Explorers-None.
J~urists-Rufus Choate and Thomas Nc
Intyre Cooley.
Rulers and Statesmen-Samuel Adams.
Patrick Henry. John Jay and Alexander
Hamilton.
Business Men-None.
Men Devoted to Fine Arts-None.
Women Devoted to Fine Arts-Charlotte
Saunders Cushman.
Although each Of the seventeen can
didates is Endorsed by a particular d.
vision, their election is lot assured.
The electors will meet in September
for a final vote. 1t requires only a
majority vote Of the electors to elect
one of the Endorsed candidates, but
other candidates not Endorsed may be
elected by a two-thirds vote of the
electors.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24

GOSLTNGS JUST HATCHED.
There is n o fowl that will respond to treatment or furnish better results
than the waterfowl. 1t will mature just as rapidly away from streams as near
them. A generous supply of drinking water is all that is required. There ire
many places O N a farm that are worthless for cultivation that could be
utilized with excellent results for goose raising. Many farmers are profhng
by his and adding to their incomes annually. The care and attention neces-
sary for raising geese are very small when compared with the returns. and
the csto If food is also proporhonaely small n comparison with the cos of
food used for other birds bred for market A goose OF range will gather the
largest portion OF Its food, consisting of grasses. insects and other animal and
vegetable matert to be found in the fields and brooks
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24
Venice Hides St. Marks Horses.


Rome, July 10.-The famous gilded
horses. which have adorned for a cen
fury the principal portal of st. Marks
cathedral in Venice, have been removed
from the city to a place of safety be-
cause Of the fear that they might be
damaged by hostile aviators or war
ships.
The four horses of st. Marks, FIVE
feet high, are among the finest Of an
cient bronzes. They probably once
adorned the triumphal arch Of Nero,
and afterward that of Trajan. Con-
stantine sent them to adorn the impe-
rial hippodrome at Constantinople,
whence the Doge Enrico Dandolo tool
them to Venice in 1904, as the spoils
Of war. In 1877 they were carried to
Paris by Napoleon. but in 1915 they
were restored TO their former position
by Emperor Francis.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-07-24

Springfield. Mo-. July 12.-Campbell
II. Moore Of this town. a brother of the
late Carrie Nation. declares that he
has received a revelation from God and
has been commissioned by him to "try
everybody on earth for their sins.
He announced that he Is preparing
to devote the remainder of his life in
a fight to abolish the liquor traffic in
the United States.
Moore says that he once believed his
sister Carrie was crazy. but that he
has now changed his opinion.
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Upton May Build New Shamrock.

London. July 13.-The Central News
says that Sir Thomas Upton will i'm
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Ser nabe Jrieoeu.

Sie 3eitunsen in Deutidlanb finf
sinitimntis Der 9lniidt, bab Der 5rie'
ben nabe 1T unb legen ibre glnfi9ter
iib.r bic acknowledgement oar
0ide au erDrtern 1T iiberfliifiae Or
belt, ba bic Serren Rebatteure midi
Gib unb Stimme in Der Jrisbenss
onferens baben perben. mas una
bei9dftist, 1T bic grmittelune Der
9riinbe, tpeIde bic 3uperii6t auf einen
balbigen Trieben berDorserufen bubeu.
Da bieriiber in ben Dspef6sn nid1ts ses
iast pirb, 10 iinb mir auf bic @ermus
tbuns anssipiefeu, bab Der fiegrei6.
Derlauf bes 3usss nad &onitantinopel
mad 4nii9t Der beutfdsn 3ettunsen
ben balbisen entfdeibenbeu Sisa Der
D.utf9en p,rbiirst. Disfs grii6t
bdtt. ibre Dolft. gsrsdtigung, anmaI
ba iie an ben 8orsGngen uuf anberen
Sbilen bes ariegssebietes eiEe fuitz
tise Stiibe finbet.
DER 3ped bes 3uses no9 aons
itautinppel 1T aipeierlei. Gritens.
Rublanb, bas miIitGrii1 IN Der
Sauptia9e iibsrpunben 1T, ptrths
fdaftli6 70 pSqis su idipddeu. baB es
Dor Grfh0pfuns bic ipenisen Waffen,
bi. es nod befist, nieberleesu mub.
8ann bic DarbanelIeu sSperre ri6t ges
iprenst iperbeu, 70 Dermas Rublanb
tein Getrsibe na9 europa su fhiden
unb babur4 1T ss auber Stanb ges
iebt, 9elb unb Waffen au erlauaen.
81. speits nit benz 3uge osrtniipfts
@bfidt 1T, England, bas In Guropa
nidt iiberfpunbeu ipsrben lam, IN
Ifrita 3u beiiesen, ipsl9es feline pers
punbbarits StslIe 1T, ba. penn Der
Sue5saanal Don ben 8erbiinbeten gsz
fperrt tpirb, bic sroben aolouisn in
afrita unb 4iien, tpsI6e bas War. Der
sngIifhen Wdht bt[ben, BON Seis
matbslanbe absefdnittsn finb. Sinb
RuBlanb unb gnslanb in folder Weiie
matt seiebt, 70 1T es cine 3tpingsnbe
Golserung, bub bic aGIiirten fsrieben
fdlieben miHen. Die etuaise 5offs
nuns, tpelde bic alliirten nod bseen
lonnten, mar, in 9sutfhfaub unb
Oeiterreid sinaubrinsen unt folder
Deife bic @erbiinbeten gu 5tpingsn, bab
ie bie expedition ra6 &onitaHtinopel
@s tn aber> iebt fbon trs
pieien, bdb ibneu biefe 4bIidbt nidf
Jelinsen tann. Der erfe geriu9 tn
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hss Dort. kine 3Gnierei inter bslt
Geiittn 3u tSren; Elm Sober 1T jebtrs
5eit bereit. bem Qnbern, nobel Is
aud lei, bsIfenb beijuIpringen; Elm
llnterfdbieb bes Gelbes, bds ia al bic
GrGbtn unb Sinbernifs 3piIdkn ben
Wenf9en 5itti, Y. btrseHen. als Oh sr
ME eriitirt bate; unb isirer iHeut
irgenb cine notbipenbige Mrbtit ooer
fddmt iih ibrer, benn Ct empfinbtt
iid nur als Sbeil sines groben 0ans
5tn, bas bier fir bic Ssiinatb itrsitet.
Da5n Elm unsrIdiitterIihes Ntrirautl
In bic Giibrung, bic bisber bod anes
10 pradtpolI seleitet bat, nit bsm itars
Ten 8eipubtfein Der treiieittn pfli&ters
fiiaune, Der eisenen unb Der ollsr RAJ
meraben. Getpib bat Der arisg bas az
les nift gef9affen, aber er BAT es 3us
iags sebrdd5t. baB es len1tet uno
gIdn5t. limb bic. bic aus bsr 'srcn.
sinmdl, ipenn Der Grisbe iommf. beins
sisbren biirfm. fuerben bic Grinnsruns
on bic 5rpnt als ein unDtfdubsrIi1es
Gut NIT beimbrinsen. LIMB ipenn ihr
geifpiel ipirten tann. bann ipirb pieIes
Bel uns anbns iperben unb b:iier. als
es Dor bem ariese ipar. bdnn iinb bic
Opier aud niht umfonh gsbradt
ipprben.
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Ods 9anbeIs 9epdrtes
ment Der 8unbess sResierung ididI
Elm 3irtular aus. bas nit ben @prten
besinnt: rWir miifen bic Mdrtte Der
MeIt auf bemi ihneIlifen Wese errei@sn.
9as min bas Departement burd Grs
rihtuns BON 3peisbureaus in ben
@robitdbten betpertitellisen. Gin Hes
sierunssbureau III bic Wpbefur fir
ale ipirtbf6af ftli9en 2eiben unb III
ni4ts aitberes als NuadIalberei. Der
ausipdrtise SanbeI 1T NON anberen Be-
binsuns abbdnsis. DieIe iinb Elm auf
Resiproaitdt bai aiirter Sarif unb @elb,
bauptfd9li1 @elb, benn Elm LANCER
arebit 1T bi. Sauptbebinsuus. Wie
bic Wbminiitration Der 8aufmannfdaft
bilft, fann man baraus erIebeu, bag lie
bic 3apitaIien ibrss 2anbes ibren
5duptmitbeperbern i'm ausnartisen
Sanbel, Gnslanb unb brantrei4,
I.ibt unb nod basu bas @etb
in folder Weife feitselest bat, bab es
in Sabr3ebnten ni9t fliiTis Jemaat
tperben tann, anitatt es 5ur JDrberuns
bes 5anbels in benienisen 2Gnbern gu
Dsrtpenben, no mir allein bpffen fDn>
men, einen auspGrtisen 9anbel oufsus
bauen urb bas Tinb sesenpdrtig China
unb Siibdmerita.
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tionspese bic aprpprationen bsfdrei.
ten unb mas bic 8iirser tbur
tOnnen, lin unsebiibrlide Gorberuncer
Der aorporationfn snriidSripeiIsn
Seine Ma4t sebt ni4t ipeiter, als Bel
ben llnterbanblunsen NIT ben aorpo.
ratiOnen ipesen Der Gretbriefe bic mOe.
liait beiten gebinsunsen fir bic 8iir.
ger su srlansen. Gr fast niht i'm
Doraus, lpeIde 9ebinsunsen sr fir BIZ
9iirser erlansen ipirb, bsnn penn er
bas tbdte. piirbe er iid elmer ptFent-
Iiden ltnpabrbeit f4ulbis MAIDEN unr
es entfprtdt nidt Dem 8aratter BEG
Germ pud)ta, bic 9iirser an5uliisen.
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DerSilfsz General. 9 o 4
meifter Doderb, Der bi. goitfpur-
banten neripaltet, empfieblt bringenb
bic @orfdrift aufsubeben, ponaa Don
elmer perfon in bisien 9anten ni6t
mebr als 500 ben Monai
unb $500 I'M 9ansen bepos
nirt tptrben tDnnen. gr iagt, bic
5olssbieIer geidrdntuns iei, baB oisl
@elb mad europa geididt pirb, bas
fonit in biefem aanoe perbleiben
piirbe. Die ginleser in ben ppitfpars
banten iinb nGmlid fuit uusitliebli9
IuslGnber, bic bon Der Seimath Der
sstpobnt iinb, ibr. Grfparniiie in ben
9oftfparbanten anSulesen uno bic aud,
in Jolse truuriser Grfabrunssn nit
setptFenloien prtpatbantisrs nur Der
ibr @elb anpertrauen ipols
len. Dd bic 9elber in ben poitfparz
banten BON Der gfegierung in gunten
angelest iperben, Bios bab bieie bic
geranfportlidteit trGst, 10 Iicgt fsin
9runo Dor, iparum bieis geffrdntuna
ni6t aufseboben perosn iollte. Sotpeit
baben bic poitiparbanten befuirtt, bab
s5 MilIionen. bic friiber ins auslanb
1ingen, nunnebr in bieiem 2anbs bleis
ben. Das TT bod iiderlid Elm triftiesr
yrunb, a[es, mas Der arObersn Be
nubuns Der poftlpa1banteu binhsrIih
IT aus bem B.se gu rGumen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-27

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Iliirten i'm 9aItan. Wie es ii9 ir
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GrtlGruns, p.lde Der Weiniiter Cans.
bOpne i'm Oberbaus bes enalii9er
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lautet oubin, ~es iei ausseidloNen, bab
bic ferbiide armee iid gesen sic 9tns
sriffe bonn Horben unb Siiben Der Be-
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