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Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
WESTERL ' TOHOLD SPECIAL MEETING
Rates for Gas and Power Coming Why Davis C. An derson Did Not Vote Galimore-Geary Wedding

funds for which have been raised. was left with Drs. Pai.nbsrg and Gran dall.
 It was unanimously voted that the board expreMa-stu Mrs. Sara c. Davis ita appreciation of the untiring efforts panionship of her departed husband. the Rev. David H. Davis. she made for the success of the. China tnission.
 The evangelfstic committee selected Is composed of Ira B. Crandail, Frank HiH, Wiiiiam F. Clarke, E. B. Saun- ders and H. c. Van Horn. The mem- bers of the joint committed are H. c. Van Horn, Ira B. Crandali E. B' Saunders. J. IF. Austin and Robert L.
 Appropriations for foreign missions were made as follows: China, Rev. lowance, $150; Rev H. Eugene Davis, $1,000:t Dr. Rosa w. PaInberT. s6O(: pr. Grace I. Crandall, $500; Miss Susie M: Burdfck, se00: Miss Annie M. West. $500 : native evangelist. $1so; Girls school, $500; iucidentals, $ls0; total. $5.21o. sFIolland, Rev. c. VeIthuysen' n' $500. Java, to assist Miss Marie Janz. $15o. South America, Rev. n. l.. M Spencer. S60O. Total foreign appro- priation for year, s6,2Oo. The sum of sion work.
 It was voted to appropriate for work of Brother Boersna. in Holland, at the rate of se6 a month from November 1st until further action by the board.
 The Forward Movement, adopted by the general conference, was considered and the corresponding secretary was instructed in the matter of forwarding the plan proposed.
 1t was voted that any additional ap- propriations which may be needed by the Associated Missionary cornlnittee in evangelical work, be left with the corresponding secretary with power.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
COLCHESTER

Harry Elgart was the guest of friends in New Haven Wednesday,
 Several of the farmers in town are shipping their milk to New Haven dealers.
 James Purcell was the guest of friends in Hartford Monday
 Mrs. Eugene Blau and daughter were calling on friends in Middletown Mon- day.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Baker returned Monday from visit. with relatives in New Britain and Roxbury, Conn, making the trip by automobile.
 Thomas $. Clark was a caller in Cobalt Tuesday.
 Henry Darrow of .MiddIetown was
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
OLD FOLKS NEED ''CASCARETS"FOR
 LIVER, BOWELS
SALTS, CALOMEL, PILLS ACT ON BOWELS LIKE PEPPER ACTS
 IN NOSTRILS.
ENJOY LIFE! DON'T STAY BiL. IoUS, SICK, HEADAcHY AND
 cONSTIPATED.
Get a 1o-cent box now.

0SI d IV-C0nL DOA now.
 Most old people must give to the bowels some regular help, else they suffer from constipation. The. condi- ton is perfectly natural. It is just as natural as it is for old people to walk slowly. For age is never so active as youth. The muscles are less elastic. And the bowels are muscles.
 So all old people need Cascarets One might as we'll refuse to aid weak eyes with glasses as to neglect this gentle aid to weak bowels The bowels must be kept active. Thiss is import ant at all ages. but never so much as at fifty.
 Age is not a time for harsh physics. Youth may occasionally whip the bow. els into activity. But lash can't Be used every day. What the bowels of the .sold need is gentle and natural ] tonic, One that can be constantly used without harm. The only such tonic is Cascarets, and they cost only 10 cents per box at any drug store They work 1i1ilesyou sleep.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
PLAINFIELD
Locomotive Runs Away and Causes : TroubIe-FuneraI of William Roede Grange Confers Degrees.

A locomotive running into the yard of the Lawton Mills corporation col Hded with a freight car standing in the yard and damaged the car conSid- erably- One locomotive ran into the yard and left a section of freight cars standing around the curve at the No. 1 cotton house, and when the other loco- motive ran into the yard and turned the curve the engineer put on the brakes. but was unable to stop the engine. as there is steep grade at this point. The engine crashed into the freight car with considerable force. After about an hours work on the part of section men and train crew, the necessary repairs were made and traf- 1c was resumed.
 A new boiler has been installed at the pump house, as the other boiler is cut Of condition.
 Funeral of William Roode.
 The funeral of William Roode took place from his home on Plainfield street Tuesday afternoon. Services were conducted by Rev. William H. Lalzin. pastor of the Congregational church. Burial was at Pachaug. MT. Roods died Saturday afternoon after an ill;.ess Of about a month. MT. Roode was well known throughout this locality, as he ran the Plainfield ex- press before his death. He is survived by his wife and six children, three of whom are married.
 MT. and Mrs. Patrick Delaney were visitors in Norwich yesterday.
 Unclaimed letters at the postofhce are addressed to George Laberge, Charles Pombriand and Hilliard Smith.
 Daniel Conneii was 8 visitor in Nor wich Wednesday evening.
 Grange Meeting.
 The Plainf1eld grange held meet ing at Grange hall Tuesday evening. The third nd worked on five candidates. A light supper was served during the evening. Two members of Ekonk grange were visitors at this meeting.
 Mrs. Henry Dorrance is reported ill with an attack of scarlet fever
 A large number are daily visitors at the camp of Troop B of the Second cavalry. This troop is stationed here for few days and are mapping.
 The first practice for the Plainfield High school basketball team was held WedI- -esday afternoon. A squad of about IS were out.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

Middletown-At the fall meeting of the alumni council of Wesleyan uni Versity Saturday morning the resir- nation of A. B. Carrington. '7s ss chairman was accepted and a vote of thanks for his services given him. W
 A. Jones' 'S1, was then elected chair man to fill the vacancy and w. F. sheldon. 'S9, secretary for the coming Year.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
BALTIC
EPworth League Has Halloween So
 cia!.

The Epworth League of the M. E.
 church gave pleasing Halloween so- Monday evening in the yestry of the church. Refreshments were served and games were played during the evening. Those who had charge were Misses Annie Drescher, Athol Cullen. FMS, Carter, Freda Schmidt and Olga
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

Middletown-Tax Collector William J. kieft is beginning to recover from the, rush of last Friday and Saturday. On Saturday alone $27, ,904. .58 was paid in taxes. Up to October 31 this year $751; 63 had been collected against the $123,O20.95 collected in the same period a year ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
Aluminium Utensils Are Cheap

Considering the strength and length of life of good Alum mum Ware its is matter of economy The wonder fu igness, the with which they may be kept abso- utey clean and their handsome appearance make the utensils coveted by the who is proud of her kitchen.
 LIFTED SAUCE $225-BERLlN KETTLES fon$ to PANS from SIPS $13e-COVERED esc-BREAD PANS 42o-TEA RoAsTERS $25o-FRYING PANS 6oc 10
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

President William L. Clarke pre- sided at the quarterly meeting of the Missionary board, held in the Pawca- tuck Seventh Day Baptist church. In response to a telegram from Rev. H. Eugene Davis, missionary, he was au- thorized to go at once to China, sail ing from San Francisco, instead of in December as was intended. The re- ports of the treasurer and correspond ing secretary were approved for rec ord. The matter of the erection of a
 hospital building in Lieu-oo, China,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

state board of public roads are making astour of inspection this week through Maine and Canada. The construction and maintenance of state highways are being examined with a view to intro ducing the best methods in Rhode Isl- and, and the road building system in Canada will be studied. The trip is being made in automobiles and the party is composed of these members of the board: Abram L. Atwood, for Providence county; Frank Cole, for Kent county; Benjamin F. Robinson, for Washington county; John F. Rich mond. for Bristol county; William C. Peckham, for Newport county. The board is accompanied by Chief Engi- neer I. w. Patterson and Clerk Peter J. Lannon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04
Close Summer Home

cottage building at Groton Long Point for Mrs. W. E. Bates of Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

WHEN roU wAE1 to psi. yauf eus.s.1, lpess oe1ure fle public. IaegN tg- Uo = zs .med!0tS better than theauEn he aG1- sy Vertisinx columns et The A1itssss.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

There is to be a special town meet ing the latter part of the month. in response to a petition from taxpayers, to consider an appropriation for the l improvement of the Watch Hin road meeting was originally set for next week. but the town council at Mon days session advanced the date two weeks, to give the board of trade op- portunity to agitate in favor Of the proposition, and to that end State En- ginee: Patterson will give a talk on road building and maintenance in the town hall next Tuesday evening.
 When the original date for the meet ing was changed. and a new one eub- stituted. the council voted to insert in the call that action be taken to induce the Westerly Light and Power com- pany to reduce the current rates for service to the town and all other con sumerS This proposition was made and adopted by the council. although some. of the members had full know ledge of the fact that the company has had under consideration for sev- eral months a general reduction in the rate schedule and would make it eff fectice just as soon as the plans can be completed.
 The agreement between the town of Westerly and the Westerly Light and Tower company concerning the street lights, police and town hall lights does not expire for four years more, but that will not deter the companys ac- tior, whose policy is to deal fairly with patrons. The company specified that if at any time during the life of the agreement new discoveries were made to lessen the cost of production and could be adopted by the company, the people of the town of Westerly would be given the resultant benefits. That time arrived and the company has had the revision of the rate schedule under consideration for sev- eral months. and just as soon as com pleted will be made operative.
 Wher. the proposition relative to the reduction of gas and electric rates was inserted in the call. one of the council men insisted that reduction in the water rates be included. The water works are owned by the town, by the taxpayers. who have voice in town meetings. and the owners have full power to regulate rates. The existing rates are in keeping with the rates of other municipal plants in many other places and where the general service is not the equal of that in Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn have
 | closed their summer home at the Point and returned to New York
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

Keith Francis GaIIimore, draushts- man in the employ of Herman Dock, and Miss Helen J. Geary, daughter of MT. .sand Mrs. Denis Geary, PA Tower street. were married Wednesday morn ing. at a nuptial mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, by Rev Laurence J. kelledy. pastor. There were many friends to witness the we'd ding ceremony, including Mir Galli- more's associates. in the employ of MT. Dock. MT. Gallimore is an expert in his line and has been with Mir. Dock for the past five years, and MT. and Mrs. Dock were at the wedding cere- mony.
 Miss Katherine L. Geary, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and George Steele Cones, cousin. of the groom, was best man. MT. and Mrs. Gallimore left on the 1035 train for Canada, where they will spend their honey noon. They will reside in Narragan- sett avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

Tuesday was election day in Massa- chusetts, and some other states, but
 not in Rhode Island. It was not known
 to Davis C. Anderson of Watch Hill and a legal resident of the town of Westerly that there was no election in this town and states He is staying temporarily in Winchendon. Mass, and he, knew that there was an election in that state, and to him the main issues were prohibition and woman's suffrage He wanted to vote, on these issues, so he made the trip from Winchendon to Westerly. a distance of 153 miles, for the sole purpose of exercising his priv uege of voting. He arrived in West erly on the 3.16 train Tuesday after noon, hailed a taxicab at the railway station and was hurried to the town hall, only to find that there was noth- ing doing in the election line. What did MT. Anderson say? What did Mr. Anderson do? Ask him!
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-04

In addition to the liquor licenses granted by the commissioners Monday there will probably be two club licenses in Stafford Springs. The Teutonia as- sociat9on and the Italian society have each applied for a club license to dis pense liquors to members of the cI11fs as provided by an act of the last gen eral assembly,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30

Z Cana befonbers mics Ssrr Msbers
Gerbdro auf bic Griinbuns Don Das
men Grganifaiioenen 5ur 9ef9af.
fnns bon Mon3eug uib gunbagsn bin
iInb fprad bic 5offnung aus. OaB isiil
bieiigsr 9du9 Wsranldfuns 5llr
9riinbuns elmer foIfen Orsanifuticn
in Cincinnati gebeu tperbs. Gum
Shlub ttaitete Der 0trr, fpis porbsr
i6on btr 4onful We5gsr Der Gsfels
fdaft fir ibr bisberiges Wirten i'm
gdmen oes Deutfden RotbeH areuSes
feiHsn ber5Iidffen DAM al.
5err Sgnab Bier als 9srtretsr beg
llngarldnbifGtn SiifsDsreins iiber.
brats cine peitere 3upsnouna BON
$3.50 unb 6err gbds. G.Menier iiber.
CAB bsm Gfabmeiiter Serrn 9erbarb
6uelIemann SIG fir Dertaufte @inasl.
miisiieosr aarteh. 10 baB 5trr
SuslIemnnn am S9luB Der SiBuns
bic jebise 56be beg 5ilfsfOnbs aui
$30, ,933. SO anseben fonnie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
4lsine Rsli3eina &riAtes,

Der Neger Grant !6inss ipurb.
eeitern Wlorgsn in Der 5ii4banblung
glo. 521 MOunb Ctr. bur9 ppli3iiten
perbaftet, als er s.ruDe i'm 9egrifi
itunO, bas Gafb Rsgiiter ais3upliin,
bern.
= 0ur6 ben ppli5iiten gOrbsa
ipurbsH gsItern Der IS Sabre nIis
Gbarlss unb iein 26jdbriger 8rubsr
9aoib 9bOmplon auf griudsn Der
pOIi3si in 2lurora, Sd, in 9aft &c.
nommsn. Die fperbtn bort pegsn
GrObbiebfabls perlanst. sic beitrsi,
ten jeOo4, irgenb Elm gerbre4sn BE-
sdnstH gu 6dben, nnb ertldrtsn ii6
iofOrt 6ersit, obne ansIisferunss .pu,
pierre 3uriidiebren gu pOIIen.
= Die gsiitestranie Ressrin Garri,
Scrusss, GA Sabre aft. DON Ro. 303e
Gaitern 2lpe., ipurbe geitsrn na9 ben
fiGbtii6en Grantenhaus gebradt
nadbem iis fi9 burh ginIdlagen ei.
niger Geniterf9eibsn in ibrer Dob'
nuns Oeri4iebens 8srIesunssu siisesO'
gen batte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
9ofal Seridt.
cpern. n.alnb
gsSniag sibenb 1T bic Iette Gslssen.
beit sum ani6luh.

Gansesiunbiss unb fangesfrsubiss
9amsn rnb Ssrren, bic Iif bem tiir5s
lid in's 2eben g,rufsneu Gpernsalub
ansuihIisbsn piinihen. Der in erIter
Qinis ssgriinbst ipurbe. um init cuss
ihIieblih lptalsm Talent Spernanfs
fiibrunseH 5u psraniidlisn. srbalieu
dm Montag bic lsbie Gjelegenhsit biss
isr Organization bsi5uireten.
2lm Montag Mbenb nm baIb a9t
llbr tpsrbsn in Der Gable 6alIs, Po.
1877 WeIt 9iertt StraBs. appliiantsn
auf ibre ftimmlifen Wittsl sepriift
merben unb nah Der 4ufnabms Der
srfolsrsidsn priifIinge ipiro bic Wit.
slisbsrIifte iiir aeidloHen eridrt per<
ben. lin adjt llbr an Wontas 4beno
fpirb bann bic reguldre prcbe ibren
Qlnfona nebmtn.
SoiDeit babsn iih bem alub 50
Mitglisbsr dnssIdlofsu unb nad ben
4nmslbunesn 5u urtbeilsn, bic fos
ipeit bel benz prdiibsnisn bes alubs.
5errn sSinbore gbtinfod tingelautenen
iinb biirf!e ON Woniag albtnb bic
MiiaIieorrsabI duf minbeiiens 100 ans
ipahien.
gDie 6srr DeinffOd psriidsrt III
bas Bacterial. aus btm iih Der 4lub
fomsit suiummsnseisbt, Elm sans pors
siielidss unb sans belonbers 1T 5srr
gDeiSiiod pon tinsr aIiiftin begeiitert.
bic bsm alub 6sisetrstsn TT unb bic
mas Yolumen Der Siimme anbetriffi
s}rau Shumann 6tiut abiOIui nidt
nahfteheH foIl.
Rad ben bisbsrissn pldnen ipirb
bsr Glub bereits i'm 2aufe pisiss Sabs
rts Dor bic Dsffsntlidieit irstsn ainc
a,lsqsntIid bts 9ebuts. bns in Der
WuiifbaIIe itattfinben ioG. fpirb siris
iIsinere Spsr sur aiuffiibruna etlan.
aen, tpdbrens ben aipsitsn Sbeii bes
g.rosramms EN- Goliitenion5ert bon
9risn unb bsianntsn Spsrn biloeH
Iol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
shiHsnahridtea.

Nspgort, %. San. = &nsei.:
.guropa" DON Reapsl. - 46Se5angen;
,,Mabonna" nu6 Marieilles.
2iperpool. Qnget.: r2uplanb'
DON Rsp 0Ort.- -2lbssganssn: 1&oria'
tic" nab Stem Yort.
Marfeille. angt.: ~Santc
glnna" bon Rep gorf.
Neapsl. 2lnget.: rSinlanb" Dor
Rep Yort; .Garpatbia" Don gsetr
gort.
Sapre. glnget.: rROdambsau'
BON Nen Yort.
Gibraltar. 2lngefom.: rSar
Guglielmo"> Don Reiu gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30

I'M nift Hohmals cine Nieberlngs In
Der gsseub Der maIuriidsn Seen siss
tiren 3u miiHsn.
Die jeBige ruifii6s Snba'ion fOa
beffer porbereitet iein. als biss bsi Der
eriten Der JaIl mar, bic 4rmss ION
aud ftdrftr fein, als bic erfts unb ibr
3iel fOn bic prsuBii4e Jeftuns a0>
nissberg isin.
Die ss fdeint, babsn bic Seutf&en,
bic nur OerbdltniBmdbis psnise
5ruppen in bjeier 9egtnb buttsH, fdit
bic sanse Gafniion BON a0nissbsrs
nod Der 5rOnt sddidt unb man
elaubt, bab iie aud 9eritdrtunsen BON
Der armee BEL Wdrfdau bsrunse5osen
babsn. I'm gu berbinbern, baB cie Ruis
len cine Slantenbepegung ausfibren.
Sn ruifiIfsn Militartreiien 1T man
Der qnii4t. bab bieie Hsueite rufifde
Sffsniips bic Deuii4en 5pinsen tpiro,
lire ainisn am Gsura BluB auf5uses
Ben pber 9ruppen bon Der ipsitli9en
Sront beran5u5ieben, ME es snr 3eit
Der sriten SnDaiiOn BON Oitpreubsn sss
f6ebsn 1T, mas einsn pi4tisen ein>
fluB auf bas @orriiden Der 9euti4eH
geeen paris bate.
@Orlaufis MAIDEN bic Gtuti6su ubsr
INNER nod tdsli9 beftiss ansriffs auf
bic ruFiidsH StsnungeH am g8ura
uno am Raipta GluB.
piItdlen, in Oitpreubsn, cine 8fDis
I9sn Stallup6men unb Raquit an Der
Oitprsubifdsn eifsnbabn sslsssnen
Stabt, ipurbs am "a. Sanuar naa sts
nem beftisen artilleriesgOmba
unb .inem @efe9t, bas ben gang Gag
ssbauert, einsenOmmen. 8iels Sss
bdube in pi[ltuusn fpurbsn bur4 bas
9eI6iibfsuer asrit6rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
yeitreitet Ben SiebitabI.

i'm Giabtbaus fanb fi6 esFiern
Der SO sabre dIte pripatnd4tsr Sobn
Wpors, BON 30. 313 SIt 4uburn
qlbsnus Elm. I'm fiG su erfilnbisen, c6
ss Wabrbeit Tel, haB sr siEes llebers
sisbet SiebitahIs bddulbigt III,
pslnss alsibunasitiid aug eineHI
garbisrlabsn btrfhpunbsn ipnr.
Wocfs. aessn pelf,.n Elm Saftbefsbl
porlda. purbs promp psrbafist-unb
bic SumHs bon S93 an ibm rorgss
fiinbsn. Der 8srhufiste piss aui
hls Gsfo unb srilGrie. bah sr iit
bon biefsr Gumme sinsn lIebspiebsr
faufen lam, psun er eiHen btH0'
tbigte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
sfni eiHsr Gar bsiiO6leu.

Bon sinsm 9aI6snbisb purbs ses
tern nuf elmer Ditsnb Gar nabe Der
psarl StroBs unb 8roabipap Gup
Sdud. aus 2aursl, O.. bon sinsm
Ief6enbieb. lin feline @slbbSris NIT
So Jnhalt bsftoblsn, Ter bss 9iebs
it1bh 9erbddiiss. iiRasfdbr 35 Sabre
aft. rurbe pon 6aud fOfort Der Tbat
bsfduISist, bod psrlisb Der Wannn OF.
ne aHsebulten 81 lperbsn. bic Gar.
Der Trsmbs battle fstnsn Ramsn
als 6. potion i'm gerbss 6ctsl
ipobnhdft onstetbtn, bod pObni feline
prTcn nit bisIsn Rnmsn bort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30

lit 9ufla BON ben 9iuiien gcliommeIt,
iein biItoriides S6loB pabriGeinlif1
1epliinoert. ghir Die @enlalOeeaIe-
rie plIroe gerettet. Sie ioa her:ibult
iein. Sd babe lie ME geieben, tpeib
a6er nur, bnB ieOer polniidc @rdf
eine rberiibute" @enial0einulHIIung
beiist, Die Bel ndberer llnteril6lrng
aepobnli9 aus 1aroden 3euge aus
Der @araoeii9uIe beIte5t. Ser alte
@rai itannt aus einem @ei6le6t,
bas beriignite Seiuiten in Der SaHli-
lie Dattc, elmer Onoon lit ais D2Grtprer
leirer Miiiion in Sapnn eroroiieit
noroeu. 8as SdifiaI eines polili.
i6en Wi6rtprers miro audi Oieiem
@rafen b. 9lfln 5utbeil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
6riegsnabrihten ans rmis
iii@en C.ueaen.

ct. psttrsbarg %. San.
Die folsenbe Offi8is1s geiannimas
dung bonn ruiiii6eu srObsa General.
fab tpupSs om Grsitas absnb srIafs
len.
.9lm Grsitus. 29. 1anuar, mar bic
Gage in Sitprsubsu uub an bsiben
Weidisiuftrn uRpsrdn0srt.
.Sn ben Wdlosrn u6rSlih bon pia,
tall.n unb 9umbinu.n in Ditprsubeu
iptrSsn bic admpfs fUrtssiest.
.Sn Der @ss,nO BON 9oriimoip. in
IRuiiifd5 pOIsn babeH bic Dsutidsn
piebsrbolt unisr. gufitionen ans.srif.
fen, mir babsn fs absr NIT Gessns
onyiffsn aus ibrsu GribeH Dsrtsie.
ben. Wir habsn Sabsi msbrere Witrcil.
Ieuisn erbeutst.
I'm Der gaIi3iitsH Gront. an
Dutld unb am 9ps3tOp DAB il, ben
adrpatben 1T bic Gage befrisbis.nb,
trOb bss ,nsrsif6tn IiOsrffunOes Der
Seiierrsidsr. am sls!iO pdB bat iiG
unIsre gorbut aussii5ts bts nums-
rid iibsrlsssntn GeiHOss mad porber
berssri4isi.n goiitiuneu suriidse5o,
gen. Sn ben Isstsn Orsi sassu baben
mir All SieTsr 6ront Hs9r als 60 Of.
ifisisrs unb 2400 gsaHn sefdnssne &c.
ncalEssn uno Srsi geiaise srbsutsi.
.s5n Der gutOfpina BAT ii9 ni9is
Reues srsisHet.
Die speite SupafiOu DIT +.
prsubens bur9 bic
Ruffsn
ct. Yetersbuys, 20. Son.
Der @Ormnrfh Der ruiIii9en ssbuisr
9Lrmee in DitprsuBsn srfoIet fait All
bsrislbsn ainis bss .rit.n GinmnrIbei
oss Generals @snnsHiaHpf, nur eat
Der fur bic SnpaiiOu sstDdblts puuti
psiiss uSssli9 t!sst Gs ssiSc1 sisi,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
50nf Ja6re,
0{lAr {M
init eis,e,,,
tbro,siisea

8rau ngasais 4nrsiH. 200 sieiort etr..
piitls ses, ars., fdrsibt: 80 psr inuf Sabre
nit einsm droHif1sn eelbsn bsbafisi ID tsr,
fvssfs NIT slism. ipcpon 10 b5rte. nbsr Giffs
tbaf n4r at. Giniae 2o:for,n iaaisu. mein
prlbsn fsi Eurriofarrt. rnb ansers faa;eH, e
fsl Tarmfdrinofu6t Gin sirst faaie mir. tas
ct miA teIisn iDnus: ID, uatm feins a7sbisin
ipfi stcnais. aber chHe Grfois. Cine meinel
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