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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-09
It did the kaiser say?

What did the kaiser say?
That's what official Washington
would like to know.
Albert j. Beveridge, schooled in
statescraft, through years Of mem
bership on the foreign relations COM
mittee Of the United States senate,
talked with Emperor Wilhelm II.
for two hours. He walked with the
emperor in the imperial gardens at
Berlin and talked of war and diplo-
macy, Germany and America. But
not single word of what was said
is known.
With diplomatic development and
rumors of plots coming thick and
fast. American state department off
Gals would like to know what the
Kaiser said. Did he threaten with
Hohenzollern frown? Or did he say
he wanted Americas friendship and
that Germany was the friend on
whom America must some day de-
pend for aid against Japan. He
must have said much that might
guide Secretary Lansing. Yet not a
word from Beveridge.
4hc tuuidHh stdltSuidu, COuNuent
Of American diplomats and presi-
dents. interviewed other leaders In
the great conflict whose word has
often meant war or peace. These
important interviews he has just
published in a book called VIVA,
Is Back Of the War" (Bobbs- Mer.
rill, Indianapolis The book, now
in the American state department
archives, is, in the opinion OF men In
Washington whose names II would
not do to use. the most notable "in.
side information" document issued
since the war began.
The former senator. armed with
credentials OF highest Importance, in,
terwewed not only powerful German
statesmen. but their war leaders
Won Tirpitz, the man responsible fol
tie submarine warfare that sent the
Iusitania with its cargo of American
souls to the bottom Of the Irish Sea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-09
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been hit hard by the shortage OF
ships and thsy are complaining Wig
orously at way this has enabled
American coal to take the place OF
Welsh fuel in. foreign markets.
During eight months ending Aug
ust, 1915. the United States exported
TO South American and Mediterran-
can ports three million tons more
than during the same period in 1913,
while South Wales exports during the
same period decreased three and a
half million tons. While this trans
fer OF trade is looked upon as being
only temporary. Welsh coal export
ers fear that large part OF It will
remain in American hands after the
war.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-09
NIGHT SCHOOLS.

CHARLESTON. Dec. 9.-George
w. Jenkins. of the schools OF Kama
wha county, will call for 100 volun-
teer teachers to open night schools
for children and adults. There are
2.612 illliterate voters and 5.S14 illi-
terate persons over ten years old In
Ksnawha county, he said.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-09
HooFING IT.

S. E. wraight. of Ripley. N. Y,
who together with his wife. youth
full matron who weighs but ninety
three pounds, says he is walking
from his home TO San Francisco to
win prize Of $500, is working for
the water company at Parkersburg,
for a few days-to earn sufficient
money. to continue his journey.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-09

France and Russia are now in direct
communication by wireless. two pow
erful stations having been recently
completed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
FORMER PRESIDENT
FOR PREPAREDNESS
Taft Outlines His Idcas-Wants Navy
Equal to That OF Germany.

Equal to That OF Germany.
Chicago, Nov. 10.-National pre-
parcdncss for defense was advocated
by Former President William II. Taft
in an address here tonight at a ban
quot OF the National Security league.
The present position Of the navy and
its lack Of adequate preparation fo&
defense, together with a rcvicw OF
what additions to the army and navy
he considered advisable. were out
lined by Mr.. Taft
Speaking Of the European war Mr..
Taft outlined what he termed reason
able preparation lie said the Amer
lean navy should be equal to that of
Germany, not the size Of Englands
he said, because Of Great Britains
"habit Of arbitration for hundred.
years and because 1t has no standing
army" He said American coast de-
lenses were as good as any in the
world, but that the navy needed a
30 per cent increase, including $4,000
men and 900 officers The National
Guard should be increased to 10000
men and the mobile army to $4,000
with volunteer reserve of 100000
men. BY mobiliZing, he explained,
he meant forces available for ma
nocuvrcs in continental United States
Speaking of the administrations de-
fcnsc plans he said: "ThC board OF
inventors is as Impractical as board
of opera singers" a board Of naval
experts was needed. lie declared
however, that the change of heart
OF the administration as to defense is
2 GOOD sign and we should vel
como it"
The Philippine policy OF the adj
mnistration he termed misleading
and foolish" and Of the recognition
Of Carranza he said, eve hope Car
rama will wiil-if not we lose our bet
and we shall be nearer than eve" to
Intervention by our policy
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
"TIlE BIRTH or 4 NATION".
Magnificent Spectacle IN Moving Pic
lures In Columbia Next Week.

w. d. Grifith's mighty historical
spectacle Tho Birth Of Nation"
will be presented at tho Columbia
Theatre, Columbia. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, Nov. %, %, 2i, exact
ly as it is being shown in New York,
Chicago, Philadelphia. Boston and
other large cities whore it has been
running fUr several months. The
spectacle will be accompanied by a
symphony orchestra of thirty and the
services Of fifty people will be cm-
ploycd in each presentation.
AS most playgocrs know "'The Birth
OF a Nation" is a perturbation Of the
Dixon stories Of the Reconstruction,
"Thc Clansman" and "Thc Leopard
Spots" but the Dixon plays and nov
els have been thoroughly dwarfcd by
comparison. Griffith employed $4,000
people and 5000 horses and spent
$500,000 in making his production with
the great outdoors as his stage. IIc
has reproduced the Battle Of Peters
meeting Of Lee and Grant at Appomat-
toX, and the assassination Of Abra-
ham Lincoln in Ford's Theatre
Washington hc night Of April IA, 1865
with such amazing realism that the au-
dicncc is held spcllbound throughout
three hours that the spectacle runs
There will be five performances at
the Columbia. including matinecs at
3 O'Clock Tuesday and Wednesday. The
night performances, Monday, Tuesday
day and Wednesday will be at $50.
The night prices will range from SOC
to 81 and the matinee prices from 25c
to 81. Seats for all performances will
be placed on sale at box Office Fri
day morning and as the spectacle is
attracti & tremendous crowds every
where, those intending to sec it should
try to obtain tickets we'll in advance.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
LAND SALE.
State Of South Carolina,
CnuntY nf I.nlrnnS.


IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Allen d. Barksdale, Individually and
as Administrator Of the Estate Of
w. j.. Barksdale, Deceased, Plain
tiff.
C. d. Barksdale, individually and as
Executor OF the will of Dr. .InO.
A. Barksdalc, Deceased ct al, De-
fcndant
Pursuant to a Decree OF The Court
In the above stated case, | will sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder, at
Laurens, G. H., S. c., on Salesday in
December next, being Monday the 9th
day of the month, during the legal
hours for such sales, the following de-
scribed property, to wit:
! All that tract Of land situate In the
County and State aforesaid. Just north
west of the City Of Laurens, contain
| ing four hundred seventy five and Sc
| 100 (475.S6) acres more or less Tex
| cepting one fourth Of an acre for each
graveyard on said promises and the
rights of way thcreto), bounded on
the north by lands of NJ. j. Owings
and Henry Kennedy, on the east by
lands Of J. d. Watts and Little river,
on the South by lands formerly the
estate OF Dr.. Jno. A. Barksdale, de-
ceased, now owned by DR.. w. II. Dial,
| laTds Of the estate of DR.. r.. f. Todd,
deceased, the old public highway lead
| ing from~4za,lrcns to Grccnvllc and
land~or j. j. IDendy. and on the west
fby the public highway leading from
Lanrcns to Grccnville, and the road
leading to the old Williams mill which
divides II from The n 14-100 acres now
owned by Rufus d. Armstrong. The
above tract Of land will he survcyod
and cut into suitable lots or tracts
and plats Of same will be on file in tho
Clerk Of Courts Office for LaurcnS,
County for public inspection. Said
land to be sold first by the tract as
surveyed and mapped and then be
sold as whole the bid the most ad-
vantagcous to tho parties will be ac-
cepted.
Terms Of sale: Onc-thrd cash, one.
third. one year from date Of sale, and
One-third two years from date of sale,
the credit portion to be secured by
bond and mortgage Of the purchaser
over the said premises bearing 8 per
cent interest from date of sale. to be
paid annually, with leave to the pur-
chased to pay his entire bid in cash.
Said mortgage also to provide ten pcr
cent Of the amount due as attorneys
fee in the case OF suit or collection by
an attorney Purchaser to pay for pa
pcrs and stamps. If the terms OF sale
are not complied with. the land to be
rcsold on samo or some subsequent
Salcsday on same terms at the risk OF
the former purchaser.
c. A. POWER,
c. G. G p. and G.. s.. Lalircns, s. C..
Dated this Nov. II, 1915. 17-3t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
TORNADO WREAKS
HAVOC IN WEST
Causes Many Deaths and Much Dam.

NnuScS Many UcntnS ana MUcn Unm-
age.
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 1O.---A tor
nado swept over parts Of Kansas, Nc
braska and South Dakota tonight,
wrcckihg many buildings and killing
Il number Of persons. The extent Of
+ahc damage and loss Of life could not
be asccrtancd definitely because tho
storm tore down wires and shut of
communication for several hours.
Estimates Of the dead ran as high
as 80 or Co.
Great Bend, Kan, reported the
worst damage with 12 persons killed
and more than 100 injured.
No reports were received from the
rural regions and only a few from
small towns in the path Of the storm.
One report said the tornado swept a
path lG miles wide at some places.
Among the towns in which build
ings were reported destroyed were
Clafin, Hoisington, Larncd. Kan, and
Hartford. S. d.
One brief report from Great Bend
said that half of the houses of the city
were demolished.
Just how the 5000 residents OF
Great Bend took care OF themselves
with half their homes wrecked could
not be learned.
1t was reported that fires broke out
IN the debris Of crushed houses, but
heavy rain quickly aucnchcd the
flames. At Pratt, Kan, south of
Great Bend, more than four inches
Of rain fell.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
MANNING AGAINST
GREATER EXPENSES


just Recovering From "Rccent Panic".
Says Executive, and Conditions Do
Not Warrant.
Columbia, November 15.-"The pres
cnt financial condition of tho people
Of South Carolina makes it of the ut
most Importance that the cost of State
government be decreased rather than
increased" said Governor Manning
today, when asked for his views on
the question OF increase in salaries as
proposed III 4 statement printed in
sundays papers. While the salaries
pald our Judges ana state officials
are low, said the governor we are
Just now recovering from the llnanclal
hardshIps OF the recent panic caused
Dy INC low prlSc OF our products as
INC result OF 'he european war, ana
II "eicoN'" US 10 "atch clo9cly every
''c"i o' cNPcn7o III oa'cr 10 hola Gown
''o YIN icN! 10 minimum
iHe h'71 session Oh our leSiSi"-
'"'' c'cN''N we "outh vary NY 'aN
co'''''''Ss'oh io' tne PurpoS. ol rcioFi''-
"iS 'l'N '"A '""" ~ ''le S'"'c an"
'i""''"."s' ~ O'''o'''" VI ''N"''oi' ~
'''"' az o"r pcoihc No"'o DC p'ace"
" ~ S'''''c "'"i2' 'i'''l '''lA co'''''i'S
"'oi' F'''l' n"Nt 'oii'P'e'eu II" "orN'
'No' 'u'' We """"io u'"i''i"S iEoh' our
'''''"S 'no ""DJcSt ol iiiH!caScu On
i'''Se"'
'>'"Nc vi Hu'c"''"'l'
me AWAKENING Oh our people on
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
Experienccd.

Gill-"So his son has gone to the
WARP" Jill-"Yes, indeed" do you
t"ppose he'll know how to charge
r"cperly when the time comesY lie
ought TO. He was a taficab driver
ti'co."
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
Easily FIXED.

Il thought you were going to move
info more expensive apartment"
"l'ac landlord saved us the trouble,
ro.o!ied Mrs F'limgilt. lie raised the
rf1t of the one We have be@I oGcu-
p, ing"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
DiShearteninn,

Ono extremely disheartening thing
about striving to jrnpart literary tone
to the editorial page is that 1t encour
ages so many subscribers to send In
original poems.-Columbus (O) Jour
nal.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
No Place For coupllna.

"What Is this place, conductor?"
asked tie passenger on his way to
the fair. "This Is Reno, Nevada" Go.
frng to put new car on here?" mo,
this is where the uncoupling Is done"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
Ant Nests In Plant.

In the Malay peninsula an English
naturalist has discovered a species
Of ant that makes its nest in the
iieshy stems Of ferns that grow in tho
limbs OF trees high In the air.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
In Mcmo"! OF Dcwcl G. Rhodes.

s. # m s. 50 !. ~ * s.
Son Of William and Alice Rhodes,
who died November -, aged 2S years,
II months. How strangely sad the
words fall upon our listening car:
"lIc is dcad"-thc pleasant compan
ion, the gentle friend. the loving huS-
band and brother. While we grcvc
TO give him up. we rejoice at 1.-The
thought that he is at rest. There is a
vacant scat by tho frcSidc, which can
never be filled. We listen in vain for
q fOot-Stcp light, a step that is for
ever stillcd. There is an aching void
in our hearts which time can never
fill. Dearest Dcwcl we know that
thou arc gone from us and can never
return, but thank God, VIC can go to
thee where loved ones never part in
the bright city. He has left us, yes,
forcvermorc but we hope to meet our
loved one on that bright and happy
shore. Heaven rctaineth now our
treasure, earth the lonely casket
keeps, and our brothers love to lingcr
where our darling Dewel sleeps.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17
Out OF StvIe.

Come on, hold top, let's ave
brandy hand soda" Dear me, no.
Hits not the fashion, since the king
stopped drinkin'.".-Detroit Free Press. ,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-17

Clear up your conscience by paying
up your arrears and aiding some hard
working contestant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15

Gie etnsige grobeSdIcdt 1T m au'
eeubIit IN ben aarpatbsn I'M SdHge,
uus uamsntIih in usioi Sag, I'D be
9eutidsn uub Si. Ositerreider be Die
fsniiDs Der RufisH gum StiuftuHo &c.
bra6t baben. Sn Sfs9oli5iru csrius
den bi. Sefisrrsiter unb bic Teutiasu
bic Ruiieu gu iIuH!iren.
Die OeifsrTsiter eriiGr.n IN ibrsW
sffisielsn gTitt, als ruiliiden qOFs
iionen nOrbDsiiIia pom u5fui Pdb gez
nOmmsH gu bu5su, pdHrsnb Sis Rufsn
bsbaupisn. psi:sr' ssriuss lSOrtidritts
erntaGt 81 boben 5s 1T eriiftlidl, Sab
nod is6r bsitig. Simple in ben Bergen
itattfinbsn ipsro,n. sbe g bort Su elmer
gnti5sibuug .ummt.
I9arbdnetIsr Gorts wis'
ber bpm6droirt,
aonFdntiHopeI, 1f gpril.
2lui brabtloIsm D.ss uaA aOnSon.
Cine bier Dsr0ii.rtIi8ts Offisisas an'
tiinbiguns lauts. vis folst:
.T!sbrs. feinoli&e ari.ssitiff'
5sf9DiT.n em 9isaitns IN erfuIsIoisr
B,iT. bic GOria an Der einfahrt in
| bic 0orbonelI.n. Gin ftinbIi6sr arsu'
ger une elm gurp.oO5potssrft5rr Dur'
ben bon gsi6oI'H seirOffsR.
Der OffisisIIs frau30Ii'
| f9e arits86sri9t iugt
Sab fia Hi4ts sreis'
net babe.
garis, IA. April. 9as frou50ii'
| I6e ari.ssminiit:rium Ssr5ffsntliti'
an Rittpo6 Raamiitag ben fOIssn'
ben uffisislsn geyitt:
.9im Di.Hfias par ts i'm aassmei
Heil an uIllsrer eali3en bronf oer4asIi
tnibmdBig fin. Sin 3sppsIiHtrsassI
i6I.absrie gOmt,a auf geiIIsul (eiH
Stabt in Grantr.i4 in Der Rdbs be-
telsiI6sn Grsm,). Die 9rm6sn gal
ten uniersm GIuspIas. Dieter UarS
abcr ni6t tei6doist. Srei GiDiIiitsT
frurbm s.t5bt,t.
.3psi bsutT6. aerupIuns DurSsl
ee5punssn. innsr5aIb unIersr aiuisI
ni.bsrsussben. tiusr in Der Rdht uDr
gruin. unb Der aubsre IN Der Rd3
Ron aunspiIIe. Sn tsibtu GdIIsH Dur
ben bic aDiatit,r ssfdnseu ssnOmmsn
Cine brittle S,u.ia. GIusmaidins, Si
tesa unisytn SniGaissisfsuts StI4a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15
Sie Sserlufte Der Gngldn'
ber BET Stembe Gbapelle
gsIisfsn fia auf IL. BIZ
Wrnu.

aOHoon, IA. Gpril. - 5rIomars
iaoq Cir Sc5n Grsnh, Der S5srtom'
mauOeur Der britif9sn Sruppsr aui
eem Soutiusnt, sisbt bic 9sTammtpsrt
lutte Der griten in ben oreiidgisen
aGmpfsn BEL Nsups Gbapsls pis foI9i
an:
.9etDotet, 100 Cffisisrs uHs 1887
Rann; psrpunbet 359 Sfftsisre unc
STA Ruun; psruibt % OffiSisrs uHo
1928 Mann.
Der 5slSmnrfaol ertIdrte psiter in
isiusm geri6t:
Der Jsiub IisB msbrsrs SduIenf
soSt. auf oem S6laatfeIb uHo aus
supsrldFiger aus[Is babe ith srFabreu
baf m.br ols 1900 gsruuuoste furt'
ositafft pOrbeu iinb. (gBsr bat ss iiH
seIust9 gsitimmt riat Die osuti4sr
WliIttGrbeb6rb,n, bic aaeiu buriibsl
austuuft grbsn t0uneu. u. ). RsO.,
0r.ibig Sffi3icr. unO 1857 Raur
purOeu ssfuHg,u 8snOmmsn.
9t. gerIuHe oerRuffsu II
ben 9utpat6eu.
gtu.bis IA. GptiI. - Der gu
Oaptfs,s 8siiuns q Zap safSlss tsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15

SIN ganseN i&eiut Der Beri4t bss
6slbmorfdulIs irsu4 aHsuSsutsn
baB es ben briiifsn SruppsH ssIunsen
IN. dIIes Gs6ist su beisseu, bas sur
3eit bsisbt nerbsn fOllte, bab ober
bei Dirfianreren artiaerieieIer ml
einigen puntten, unb bel fdhigsrer
ssiibruHs Der Reisrp.H nit Deuis.g
srpben 0srluitsu mebr bdtts srreiti
ipsrbsn t5Hnsu.
Die DsrIuite Der griisn perben auf
bsinabs 13. 900 RnnH ansssebeu. Dies
iiimmt nit friibsrn abiSdsunssn uu@
ssi6br iibsrsin unb bot baber tsiue
usberrai4uug perurIaft. Die 9erIu'
ie Der Ssuti&en uerb,n bon eem
i5elbmrri4au auf 20oo zpbte. $1,000
gsrpunb,is unS 1886 G,faHssns an'
s.sebsn. am 10. Mdrs nurbs absr IN
elmer offt5i,lI.n 6cutIhen geianntmas
dung, bic ii4 nit ben iibertrie6eneH
anaabsn Der GusIdnbsr iiter bic
bsutf8en WGIufts bsf6dftists, Der
gduss 9erluii Der DeutiSsn BEL Waus
re G5apstIs auf uussfdbr 5000 unss'
s.ttn.
Ssit Der G6la&t bei Wsaurs Gta'
psns baben bic griten fid ousssru6t,
nas aud BON ben GrdHsoTsn felt ben
admpf.n IN Der Champagne gcfag:
ipcrbsn fam. pGbr,nb in Der y.sene
DON @osore INNER up9 persin5sIi:
bsftiss aimpfs ftattftnbsn.
Sm auslanbs purbs ron fransSIi'
i6er Seit, bic Ra6riti psr5rsii.t,
baB ,s ii6 b,i Der @ini,rialadt in
Der Champagne nidt nm sin,n Durd,'
bruhspsriua. ipnoern I'M be abli6i
hanbeIts, bic beuifhsn 9rdFte sur
eutIaifung Der Ruiisn gu feTsln
Tlan min hermit sinmaI ben sigsnsr
Waiberfpls bemdntelu unb ano,rer'
fsiis bsm gunbsEssnOisn Sanb In
bic augsn itrsusn. asiber pirb BIZ
9ebauptung Sdbura iDiosrIsst BAT
bic aampfs, bic an 16. Ge6ruur n
Der Champagne bsgnnnen. nitt mob
ruiiiT&s 9ruppsn sniidft,u iOunisu
bic an hisTsm 7ase iOhn in ben ma.
iurifhen @alSrn umsinsslt iDur.n
unb bab f.rnsr ben CsuiidsH gsfebI'
in bic 6GnSs ssfa[Isn iins. bic Der
Dur9trg4 alsseyaeli& ansssnessn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15
MIle alngrifFe ber Sram5u'
fen snriifgeihlagem.
auf benz SfIi@.u arisss,
f@aupIasSat ii4 ni4ts
s. Rtues erefuHet.

Berlin Ia. apriI- per Juusen'
telegraph nod aOubOH- Gas Ssuti&:
stpbe Sduptqudriisr srIi,b an Riti'
mod be fplgsgSs OffisisHe gesaunt'
mnGung:
Gin Dsrfua bes Jsinhss in Der
lssisn Ra5i. in Der Gsg.uS DON BERN
au gae pOrsuriiden. idIus febI.
-ROrbmsitIi9 DON 9erbun bpd@sen
ON Dinfias bic Grau5cisn tn ssr
gdbe unIsrer 2inisH cine Rins gun
erplohirsn. ri, .ineu seIbsm Rau9 uns
sEfiidsnSs GaIs ptrbrsiiets.
.3nifHsn Der Raas unS Der No'
i,I iinb bic aampfs nod I'm Gauss.
DdHssnb sinss ansriffs iiarssr fran'
s0Ff9er aOlOnnen sssm unfsre aini:
Mai,srep RardsDiIIs ssIans a ben
syransofen, an elmer i@maleH Sssa!
in Der mas. pon Rara.Din. in rnIer!
g)ofiiionsn siu,ubringsn. iis Turstn
dber Sus9 sinsn Gtsenunsriff f9nsIl
pi.esr baraus psrtrisbsn. am iibrig.r
1bsil Der grpni bra4tn bic Gngriff'
S,r gransDi.n Dor unIsrsn g'oftiOnsr
suiommen.
.3niI4sH Gpmbers uub St. Wibisl
babsn nur artiuerisssis4ts ftaiis.fuH.
btn.
.5m maIS pom aIiap lUurbsn brs'
fsinbIifs slusriffs suriids.I4Idssn
nddb.m bic GransOieH srfOlglOis Der
iuds asma&t batitn inItrs gOTtiOnsr
NIT 5ilfs bon Winsn gu ssrit0rsn.
Gin aHsriff duf bsiSsn Ssiim bsl
Gbauifse spif&en GiIsp unb lIisrst
,UurA auf Der ipefiIi&sn Ssit, bel
G5anffse abgtfdIastn, Ddbrsnp g ar
Der 5fili4tn Seiis gu eiHsm bsftiasr
gsfs&i tam, in bsm unfsre Sruppn
Bic Cb<rbano bebislisu. 5m WuIb DOr
q gretr, Saben fem. adHspfs ftuitge
funbsn.
.Jn ben gO0sfsn pgrbs Elm einsrifI
DIR JraHsufsn ouf BEN S@ntpf,n II
Risibitpf. iiiSDsitIi& BON Ta.sstoI
Satsei9Iassu-
.auF BEN sitIif<n arisglf@aapIsi
a NJ esss ssstfaassrk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-15

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garIcment trnt nn Tittpo9 wieoer
5uiammen uno sIeifpeitig tpurSe Der
geri6t bes SelomGrihdus Cir Scbn
Jrend iiber ole SdIndt BEL Reire
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seincs Der beiben Greigniiie bat
| oie gseugicroe bes gublitunis Doll.
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mar nr SO Itinisteu in Sisurg rno
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geirdnfcfrage, bic geidIeiHisins
Der Misunderstanding inS iiber
ben 5orteans Ses arieses I'M aIlge.
meinen. ipurSsn fir ipdtcre Sisungen
perid)pben.
Die Grfldrung bes llHteritants.
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scnnant, Sab Die Resiernle ocrlia.
| iig niat Die slbiidJt babe. Dem gsrfuui
BON Bier in BEN Gaiitinen su Derbic.
tcn - bas eitl5ige seiitige Getrd,lf.
Sas ieet iiberbaiipt IN ben arlitincu
Su bdben lit - fheint iebc6 nrsuSeu.
ten, baB Dos werbot Der giesieruno
fein 10 Sraitiifes fem tpiro, Die man
nryiinebmeH seneiat mar.
Der gsriat b,s sSslbmuritolIs
Cir sObn Srsn& bsf&rsibt in betaiI,
Iirtr Msiis bic Dprutionen Der bri.
tiTfxn arm,s i'm sf.bruar uHb Wtars
nnb 4pdhrsnb er nomMtlif ben @e.
nsral Cir Douglas Sais. Der bi. Ops'
raiiOnsn Sci Rsups GbnpelIs seIsi.si
tatis, IObi. unb CT iia iiber BIZ
Shla4t dIs .einsn Grfclg unb elmer
Siss" nusbriidi. tritiIirt .r cubsr'
b5ber. Sffisisr,. obsI.ia er iie min
bsi 9omen ntnrt. Gr nimmt .. 3
auf .sin. Ianss 9srs0ssruna mad b:i
einuabms bon Rsups gbapeIIs. ge5uG
nnb fast: = I'D Sin Der gfnii4i. buf
bisis gsrs0aeriing ui6t iiatsssfanbsr
tcten ipfrbs. ipenn bic tIarsn gs,
ffbIs Ses apmmanb.urs Sr sritr
arme. bsiTsr befOlgt pOrbsn rSren.1
Or idst itrnsr: - Die S8mls.
risisitsn auf bic unfsrs aruppsn ftis
| sen bditsu fi6sr am 1uss iibsrDun'
Sen perbn i5nnsn. wenn Der Rom
uunbeur beg pitrisn arzstiOrps in
G.anbs asnsfsn mare, itins Referee
trigcas i&atlIsr To gitisn ~ bIia'
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