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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

Poets for the United States points out
a very inviting field in India. which
japan is now seeking. japanese sales
men were in Calcutta two weeks after
the war between England and Germa-
ny had been declared. after the bust
ress which the latter country enjoyed.
The Indian imports for the past year
show an item OF s13.CO0.OOO for Ger
man metals. In every line Of this
group. il is said. American producers
can compete successfully, II they will.
India simply must have her supplies
OF copper. iron. steel and aluminium.
Germany and Belgium were strong fac
tors in a big trade in which American
materials never had a look-in, regard
less of their excellence and low cost.
In the single item Of steel bars and
channels. little Belgium in fact led all
other nations i'm selling the steadily
increasing Indian market.
American hardware and cutlery spe.
cialties were outsold two to one by
the German products in India last
year. In addition TO that, Austria and
Belgium together sold a share equal
to the import from the States. Cut
ting out the cheaper lines in which
Americans will not compete. the home
hardware makers are still face TO face
with unexpected new business in In
dia. with prospects of trebling the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

has been q farce In fact Mr.. AddIs-
man refused to enforce the law. An
ofncial n viii o enforce the lay
II not ~ 10 BE- Judge
The fntsllisencer has mo- the least
doubt In the world n the Journal had
a kno~iedge Of the circumstances and
conditions that surround the trials OF
fost Law offenders IN this city and
county IL ese would have expressed
Itself In the mznner IL has. judge
Addiemsn. As prosecutor. t~rele-siy
and honestly lsbored for the convic-
ton OF such cases as the Journal re-
fers to and made plain the guilt of
the offenders. but unfortunately he
could not function as a jury. too. II
Is a most cruel SANDER 10 say that
Mr.. Addieman refused TO enforce the
law for no man who has occupied
the once Of prosecutor Of this county
has . more active and diUgent in
bringing vioiators OF the Law to pun
ishment than he.
'uose Aooieman hotos d respect
and confidence Of the people in the
highest degree. lie was endorsed for
the high position TO which the Govern
or appointed him by a majority of the
bar OF Ohio county. among them be-
Ing former Judge Frank W. Nesbitt.
n OF the most active advocates OF
prohibition and the most insistent citi-
zen for the rigid enforcement OF the
fost law. These and other things. OF.
which the Journal has not been in
formed. justify the Governor and vim
dictate Judge Addleman OF such incon-
sidera,e Charges as those that have
been quoted. which have arisen en-
tirely through misrepresentation and
biased vision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23
UNJUST CRITICISMS

the Preston County Journal. while
processing 10 not being Interested I'm
me appointment Of a Judge to succeed
,he late Judge Newman. proceeds. not
Intentionally we believe. to reflect So
'ereiy ON Governor Hatfield for the
selection OF Mr.. r. NJ Addleman II
not only does the Governor an inIns-
|uee' but most grossly m-isrepresepts
suase Addleman. when Il says MIR.
Aadlemsn was the prosecuting a.tor.
|ney OF OHIO county and the enforcing
|of the Yost prohibition Law By him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23
UNDER WHICH FLAef

The allied interests forced the ~
sue on the Republica decentralization.
The Democratic machine manaesrs
promptly lined up In the trenches on
the side Of special privilege. A few
Republican politicians and a few RE
publican newspapers are stiu wander
Ing In the woods. but the time r. rap
IDLY approaching when neutral terri
tory between tho lines will b. under
IRE from both sides. As tho Charles
ton Gazette put u while tho Iegiaia-
ture was in session. tho question as 70
whether the additional revenues ~
quirod 90 run the state shan b. raised
BY "taxinE tho farmers or taxing the
corporations" will have 10 DO settled.
The Huntington Herald Dispatch o.
welcome 20 whatever comfort Il ran
get ut 81 looking on this quest for
simple justice a. a class crusade %
bids fair TO be tho burning issue OF
h next campaign. Under WHEN
hag7" may we'll b. the watchword OF
the forces that are hrhting for tho
Ideals % popular sovereignty. Under
which nag. Bezoniang - Charleston
Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

the country. but the gain here has
been more than offset by the decrease
in the value OF cotton exported. The
expectation Of the latter last year
reached the sum of approximately
$500. 100000. but the same product ex-
ported in a similar period this year is
less than one-half hat amount. or
4 100000 The gain. therefore.
does not compensate for the loss.
The bureau report for the first eight
months Of the fiscal years sums up
the total loss in the foreign trade OF
the United States TO have been s22l.-
1921 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

peace foundations are accurate.
the United States Army costs four
times as much In comparison with
its size as any other army In n
world IL costs S1.3l4 annually
per man. as against s3os in Ger
many. 1891 In France. and s37s In
Great Britain. A few comparisons
are little short OF STAGGERING. We
have paid out during recent years
something over a hundred MIL
mons OF dollars a year and have
an Army which ranks a very bad
last among those Of the great
powers. The German Standing
Army. over seven times as large
as ours. certainly the best
equipped In the world. and At a
moderate computation ten times
a. efficient as ours. was main
tained before the outbreak OF
war at only double the annual
cost The Italian Standing Army.
Tour times as large as ours. costs
only one half as much. while little
Belgium put into the field AT a
lew days notice an army four
times as large as ours. whose an
nual up-keep was about one
eighth our military budget.
AS for our Navy. we spent IN
1878 twenty-five million dollars
more than Germany. with the
second Navy in the world: hfty-
i've million dollars more than
France. whose Navy practically
equals ours on paper and easily
surpasses II in fact: and a good
deal more than one~half as much
as England whose Navy is pro-
badly four times as efficient as
ours.
In 1912 France spent two nun
dred and hfty-nine millions or
dollars on her Army and Navy
combined and had TO show for
her expenditure a standing Army
OF six hundred thousand men. a
reserve Army OF four million
men. the finest artillery park In
b world. a Navy fourth in size
and easily third in efficiency.
The United States spent only
fifteen million less and had 10
show an army OF eighty thousand
HeHf oAAs a lew tnOuSdn0 OF
whom are available for defense.
with no reserve. no accumulated
supplies for warfare. no adequate
artillery. and no training in held
maneuvers. Our Navy, slightly
larger than that OF France. is
not as well equipped and contains
a proportion OF inadequate ships
whose size Is considerably dis
puted.
Is not something obviously rot
ten in the state OF Denmark when
we are paying practically as much
money as European nations whose
armies shake the earth with their
tread and whose navies burden
the waters with their weight Are
not these highly unpleasant facts
materially important for our con-
~sideration in connection with the
condition OF our ARMY Ought
we to be debating about the cali
Der of guns and the proportion OF
eighty thousand men available
for service when such grave facts
as these are staring US In the
face?
ROLAND G. USHER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23
SONGS OF SUNSHINE
by the
BENTZTOWN BARD.
THE OTHER FELLOW.

The thought Of the other fellow
~ D thought that helps 10 mellow
The world Of caro-
For those hat fare
Where the skies are sad and yellow.
The thought Of the other fellow
Does he ~ with a CHEEKY hello
Upon his fonEue.
And n heart still young
A. the heart Of a punchinsilo.
We think o. ourselves 90 often
a little thought TO soften
The way he o
With n dream Of rose
Ere they place a rose on his coffin.
For the thought We take 81 another
ls the bond u the perfect brother.
The key Of life
in this burning strife
That alone loves dew can smother
copyrighted 1918 BY Southern Pres,
S~yndicate1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23
LOSSES OVERWEIGHT GAINS

The European war Is not helping US
TO the extent some e%xtravagant claims
would have a. This is disclosed by
the February report Of the bureau OF
foreign and domestic commerce. Just
issued. 10 shows that the Impetus
given to the export trade has not over.
come the shrinkage from the same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

Huntington has already fixed the count
OF the next census. which places her
ahead OF Wheeling. No pent up cor
rorate lines contract our eminence: the
~neighborhoods are ours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

According 10 the vote In the Pennsyl-
Vania legislature the people Of that
state are not ready for local option. but
It Is evident that the sentiment is grow
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

Bryan Commoner intimates that
Roger Sullivan IS the milestone around
the neck OF the Illinois Democracy
the pot calls the kettle black.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

The moratorium" seems 10 have I'm
ally overtaken the Charleston epistolar-
ians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

has been ripped out OF the statute books
by the Ohio legislature. and with u
goes a lot OF expensive and useless Of
fees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

With the Wheeling team let US hope
that a bad beginning means a good end
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

The Democrats have just as man dir
~ clothes In the political washing. now
going on at Syracuse. New York. as the
Republicans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

The ohio side people who didn't at
tend the baseball opener are waiting for
the "ey~e-opener."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

IL turns out that Private Secretary
Loeb made the bullets which Roosevelt
hrcd "a Barnes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

TT the President really wants to know.
why it's Secretary McAdoo who is rock
ing the boat"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

The European belligerents ought 20
get together and moose Peace as queen
Of the May"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

According to the Pennsylvania legisla-
ture the painless" dentist is a fiction.
and his sign must come down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

"Amerika ueber allies" f. n plain pla-
gairism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

Buck up. Spring fever IL merely ply
Geological
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

The warnes tax law. a Cox "~hoIdover-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23
AN INVITING FIELD

An Informed writer on trade pros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23

ROLAND G.. SHE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
Cincinnati aieOerfrans.

Jiir Dpnneritas, ben 90. Geptems
Der. bat Der nele llnterbaltungsdliss
ihub einen aommers fir Witglisbsr
unb bsren GGite peranitaltet, ipslder
um $50 in Wlsibels 9alle itattfinbet.
Siermit ipirb Ous llntsrbaltunsspros
sramm Der neusn Saiion er0ffnsi.
Der 2lusIdub bat AUDI fir bieies 8er-
einsiabr cine 9ln5abl ausge5eitneter
8sranitaItungsn ssplant. uno piro
beitrebt fein, bumit ben Mitslisberu
bas Bette eeianqlih unb eefellitaFt=
lid gu bisten. 0as prosramm, ipels
DIES rpdbrsnb Oss 9ereinsiabres our
0urdfiibrung gslaneen pirb, bringt
folsenbes: 90. September 1915 -
9ommsrs; IA. Sttober - llnterbals
tungstans; 20. Ruoember - aons
5ert; 81. December - SbIpeitsrfeier;
81. Sanuar 1916 = Rurrenabsno;
26. Sebruor Wasisnbal; 90.
WlGrS = apn3ert; 27. glpril - llne
terbaltuns nit Yang; Mai ober Suni
- 5rii9Iinssfsit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
Mmfdne.

- Idbrenb Der 22idbriee Sarob
gleape, 1858 Hobert aoenue, uno Die
19idbrige sIgnes geenoer, 1511 eiit.
ter Strnbe, auf einem 3aubem.D .Dao.
torrao iiber bic Sorrilon 4peniie fitb.
REM foaioirten iie in Der Wdbe Der
Gpnortb 9lpenue nit oerH gluto oes
Senrp ar.uabsrs, 3o17 WarbeG elD.s
me, uno pliroen beibe in ipeitem 80.
gen aiif Die Strabe geidleii6ert. Sic
maren ieood sliidIih genlig, nit per.
b1ltnibudBig leidten BerIeslngen
6apon5ufonmen iino purben bei6e
BON areuaberg nah Snrie eebrafJt.
- Gin auto, in ipeldem iidb @al.
ter 9ublop ilno oeiIeu @attin beian.
oen, perlor geitern Dlittog on Der
Sale @penre uno Heabing Hoao
pI0slih elm gorberrao, infolgeoeiien
bic sSrau ouf bic Strabe geihIeitbert
Ipuroe, ie6oh eIiidIider @eiie nit
einisen Snutabidiirfungen oapon.
FAM. Rahbem bas Rob fuieber elm
gefiiet mar, foniite Dos paar ieine
5abrt fortieser
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
9okal.Derid)t
Die 0Neibe Ses !6anies.
6inhrufspplle Seier sur Ginmeibuna
Der uemen Sdnle Der ct. @eorslus
HemeinSe.

Jur ct. 9eorsien in Gorrppile par
Der geitrige Gag Elm bObsr sseittaa, Elm
Tag, Der einen Martitein 6ilbct in Der
9ef9iate Dieier bIiibenben beutIden
tatbplifden 9emeinbe. 0as neuc
S9ulbaus erbieIt bic Weibe, unb bic
ber5li4e Sbeilnabme, nel6e bisIem
eretgHib entsesensebradt purSs, rparb
erlt9tlth an Der getualtigen MenI6ens
male, nelhe biefe Seier in Yepsgung
geieBt bate. Der Weibeatt purbe
Ra6mitta9s unter einbrudspolleu Ges
remonien non benz @rabiidof Serrn
Sr. Senrp Moeusr pol3o9en. Sn
8erbineung nit Der Deibe bate elne
paraes itattsefunben, bic in cier 81,
ptilpnen eingetbeilt ipar uno beren
9robmari9al !Serr Soispb 9ernine
mar. Gin sIan5enber Stab umaab
osnielben. Der imppiante 3ua ma9te
in ben bi4tbeiebten Straben, bur6
lpeIhe er fam, geipaltig 5urpre. Ra9
bem @eibeatt fanb eine 9reBs sqaraoe
Der ct. Sobannes Bitter itott une nat
berielben belt Der Gr5bii9of cine bsrss
Iids anipra6e, Sisran i9IoB iid bic
5lagsenbifuns bur4 bic aatboIii9en
GOriter, BEL psl9er GsIsasnbsit Ri6tsr
Bernard 6, yor eine 9nipra6e bislt
uno bic S6uItiHber patriptiide 2iebsr
fansen.
Sur5 mad fiinf llbr bate oie iSeier
ibr enbe errei4t unb ba Dartn Die Or
frifaunsen reIp. bas 4benbeiisn, ipeIs
DIES bon ben 0amen ouf ben 9lnIaesn
beim alien Sdulgebduos isrpirt tpurs
ben, b09ft pilltommen unb ben auten
Sa9en ipuroe audi nader suoeipros
den. guBeroem benuBten piels Suns
osrte Der geiu6er Die gele9enbsit 3ur
Snipettipn bes treffIid ein9eri4tsten
nsuen Shulbauies. bas gleidSeitia cine
ar6itettonii6e 3isrbs fir ieneH Stabis
tbeil bilbst. Gine gei6reibuna Der
S6ule III in bisien Spalten i6on ses
geben poroen.
Den 9eIhlub Der 5eitioitat biIbtte
am 2benb ein &on3ert auf Dem 3aasI
sarten, bas BON bem Ct. Geprgius
Jeitdor untsr Wsitpirtung bsrporras
gsnber Soliitsn unb zines Srdeiters
unter aeitung bes SrsaniitsH SsrrHI
aouis Sbuis in tiinitIerii6er Weii.I
our6ssfiibrt purbe. 9ie SOIiiten pas
rem 9srr SOiepb Smbus, SRI. alma
Bed, Jrl. 9elsn gOebm unb $oerr ao'
rens Ginipanier. @ie bieie, 70 leiitet.n
audi Gbpr unb 0rteiier @pr5iiali4es
unb bic Sarbi.tungen tporsn in Der
1bat elm 9odsenub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
Die ariesspartei
Il lnterbreit.t @6nig SER
binanb on 8ulsarien
tbre grgumsnte.

Ipte u I y u III u &.
2pnbon. 19. Septsmber. Dem
Reutsrfhn gureau fpirb inter b.m
II. BON Sofia aus pie fOlst tslesras
pbirt:
Die 5iibr.r Der Opooiition tpurbsn
BON &0nis 1srOinunb in 4ubisH3
empfangen unb gaben ibm bic 9ers
iid.runs, baB ibrr Weiuuns na9
es fir bas 9anO perbdnsnibpou isin
ipiirbe. falls er fsrnerbin feline bisbes
rise pofitit Der ReutraIiidt bsfOIse.
lin nun bus 2anS Dor elmer pOIiii.
gu fdiiBsn. tueI6e Gegsn bic SntsreFeu
unb sessn bi. GHfi9ten BEG 9oIiss
ieiu ipfirben, ristben lie sur gilbung
zines 3paIitionstabinets unb befiirs
rporistsn bic uHOersiislihe Ginbsru.
fung b.s parIamsnts.
Der a5nia Iaufhie ben Reeeu Der
Jiibrer Der SppoiitiOn NIT Der sr5bs
ten Qufmsr,Iamieit unb periprad tbs
uen bic BON linen aussefprodtnsn
4niiaisn srnitIi4 in grpdsuns gu
sieben. gud Der guSien, berisf Der
9pnis ben qrsmisrminitsr RabOsIa.
wcf gu fih.
Sn Der gubieu5 tparn @srtreier
bon flint poIitiideu parieisn suges
gen uub Der giibrer jsbsr partsi
fpra6 sins.berb iiber bic @nfitt.n
fsiner partsi bssiislib Der eseennGrtis
gen politiaen Gage. Die Tbotiaae,
bab Der sOnig bic alubisns bersittpil.
Iieft g.fpdbrt bate, bat sinsn febr
giinitieen ginorud sema6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20

&ubcr, On. s. ". Goutbgate, Sobu
arudlten, 9lnbrep Gburner, Ir. s.
~. 9igbp, B. z. Sobnion, Sreo,
WtiIler, s.. ". Sealp, S5airles gecpiqe.
Or. 6. sd SpiscIbergcr, Glen Nto.
ran, u. .. Stegelnnnn, Or. u, ".
&asmi. Sacob 9ufert. aSSoicpb &oIler,
Sol. Scerrineer, 9lrtbur .. SOIL. 5. j.
Chan, &, gS Spro luto 6. q. Sie.
man
9roofs sSra5ier, lpelter ami II.
SSuli 3. & 5u 80 Sagen @efangnlb
perltrtbeiIt poroen par, oa er einenl
tleincn Wtdod,en cine 9ollar.Saut.
note entriiien hotte. .plIrbe om A. glll-
quit hegnaoi9t. @eitern puroe cr
oberluals perbaftet, oa er angebltd)
eine Sarbise mgesrifien habcn icu,
Sn @eIilnbbeitsanlte tuuroen in
Der abgelolrienen @ode folgenbc
SDoc2 ialle angemcloei: Clinton q.
Glider, , lPonate; Marp Sbornton,
/; Nma 8eper, 70 ;iDiarp 6lpnn,
81; GIi5abctb RasirceO, 10; q, Wiit.
Wel, 40; Bridget &ing, AZ; SSSan1es
Z. @ibion, As; Gertrude Bad, 30
Satire, uno SGiigIing Ger. ), 0tatt
3lm Seiten Der 8Oblthdti8.
feitS- alnItalten bon Gampbea @ountp
lit Der n0ditc Sontitag ais ~3aa
Tan" beltimnlt iporoen.
Gin Ginbredpr periufte leste
)tad)t in bnS SoaitS oes &errn Sbas.
Sloan, gto. 439 Dit 8, StraBe, cin.
iuoringen. Ter @lirihe muroe jeooh
oou einenl Iadbar redt5eitig entoedt
mo perld)cutt.
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: abtpm mnb SeIlebne.

Sobn StabI, bernofratiid,er
Aan0ioat fiir Staotratb III 8elIcore,
M Der @ranopietp gIpe. nobntail,
lueld1r leste g9ohe Don Der Site
iiberuaItiet wuroe, Iieet idpper er.
traitet oarnicoer.
@onn @race WSeDonb, 5odtcr
oes Serrn Srbn &. @eponb, SO. 10
,Sairiielo Slpenue, @eIlepl,e. lit aeiteul
M sitter bon "a SSabren geitorben.
- GSc1en IA @rlmoeigelltbiimer in
0aDton, neld,e es lnterlaiien baben,
elne 8erbr1lolupg 5iuiiden ibren
Srlul6iriiden iulb Dem Ib3upsfanal
per3uitellen, iperben Delite Saftsbe'
ieble erlaiien iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
NempDrt.

Die I.iupprt Office fir bas Sin.
rinuater GolfsbIatt" bef;nbet fid in
0O. '339 gorf strahe, seaeniiber oem
Goartbunie, moielbit Re.isfeiten, gin.
Seigen II. I. ~. bis nenu llbr glbenbs
entgegeugenommen uerosn. Gel.
Sontb 2401.
- 4ie 9eidle ei1es lpeiBen Wtan-
1eS. lpeldDe Dor einigel Iagen I'M
Sbioflub nabe Rob, ap, gcflmoell
unb na6 Der 9eBi6en Wtorgue Ge.
tra6t pllroe, lit bis Ieet mob nitt
iberItlfi3irt DorGen,
- Sri. 9fhb Sbntber, To6ter oes
3errn Sranf (batchcr pon aleraH.
Erie, miro am %. D. ". i'm eIterlidpn
@nllic Der 9raut nit Serrn MilhlIr
ebleu pom Remport getrnut ueroen.
9lihtcr Stto @olff, aanoioat
fir ooS glmt oes Gircllitridters, lit
ron SoltiSoille 3lriifgefebrt, no er
nit elmer anmmiiiion oen Gntpnri
enles Observation-Disclosures oolglngsgeieBes
dilsgearbeitet bot
- Camp 98ilion, m ser 9llera.i.
arlc Bifs, nj Siio FORT 26pmas geIe.
gen, lit Don Scrrn @. Y. &iiiinger,
frigGer Wfapor BON Goie griqiante,
pon Der SigbIalo Real Gitnte 60. ge.
fault moroen.
IaS oemofratiidle Staats.Gam.
Snane aonuuittee bat i'm 9erein nrit
sem bieiaen aanoibaten folgen6es
9GlEngne.aommtittee erpdblt: @cb.
tier s9elm 8orilBer; 2oliis &. @iorig.
Gam. Hothernlcl, Sobn Gorbin, IT.
Sba!cr Yerrp, Otto Gepenbrod, 9.
". Stewart, Sobn Z. !Suoge, ,SulilS
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g S9retbt ri4tis Oeutf6.
lleber bem bantensptrtb,n 9efirebsn,
ole Grembn0rter aus unfertr Sprahs
aus5uideiben. ioa man aud ni6t Der.
geiisn. fir ri4tisen gsbrau4 Der beui.
iden gBorte gu iorsen unb fit bsmii.
ben. pislfa4s llnarisn Der Sdrifijpras
DE aussumerJen. Rsuerbinas III IS
iiblid seDOrbeu, pon Der glrtilIeris, bic
bisber 10 brap sefeasrt bat. Su berid,.
ten, bab fis .funte". Run III bas
.fnn,en' setpib elm aussss.i4nst gebil.
bstss beutidss Mort. IS IN asboren
nit bem s0ttIiden Sunisn. Der Obns
Drabt Ra4ri9ten au iibermi..sIn i'm.
iianbe IT, aaHen mir bod fir oas
f4perfdlige .brabtIos tsIserapbiren"
bas i90ne Deuiids Mort bsit.tsn arb
oeripenbsn mir ss niAt ba. no ss sni.
peber tsinsR Sinn bat ob.r burh Elm
onberes ebsnio trefi.nbss Dort srisbt
ipsrbtn fam. Die porsiislite 8ilbuna
.Guntiprua" mag rnanhsn 2lriilltri'
fen beits6eu, bic Granaie, bic erabtlos
ibre beuiIitN Sprahe fpri9t. nit bi,'
fem Donnerport 5u be5si6n.u. Rshen
fplden unn0ibisen ober fulfder Wori'
anipenbunsm finbsn mir aber aud lsi'
Der polIis faIihe Wortbilounasn Gus
bi.fsnesbDrt .Islbitrsbsnb" fir ,islbits
Dsritdnblid". .Selbitrebenb- bsibt els
mas, mas IsIbit rebsi, ni9t ab,r ,iipas,
mas fif oon islbii perii,bt. Nsnn man
allo ). 3. li.it. bab Elm pfsrb IN sinsn
abgruno iprans unb ii4 babel isIbii'
rsbenb bic geins brad. 10 bebsrtst Oiss
fhlantipsa bab bas pftrb ii6 bic
8sine brad. ais es felbit rebehi Au'
ssni9einlifer lam Der llniinn bisfss
ialidl angeip.nbetsn Wortes aar Mot
bsipitien ipsrbsn. Cine brittle fsbr TART
p.rbr.iieis llnart islbii .beriibmssr'
S4riftiisller III bic Sisiasrilna Der
Gsrunbia. Da Ii.ii man idsi.f, BON
.ipsitgebenbIisr" Milbs ftatt iptit,itsss
benber, BON einem Siaatsmdnn, Der
.tlarTtb.nbsr. als Der anbert III. iiatt
slarer febsnb. BON ~bsllsuhttHbissn-
2idtern, ftatt betlitlsu&ienbsn II. !. 10.
gbenfo finbst man ldderIi4 unmSs'
lite Sisigsrunsen. ipk bds llniibsr'
treffli6fts1, ais Oh tttpus. tpus fbon
unnbntreffli9 III, iibtrbaupt nc4 mebr
iibertroffen iperben tSnnts! M.lh Der
beliebte Guptrlatip .etn5iaF< asbSrt
~ hiaieusi isns ben. 7. .l!nm4G lt6Aitst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
Ser tuadieube Sells.
Don aSOIf aOsIf4.

lln.ntipegt idrsit,t auI bsm grunb
uHisrer Wssrs unb giibDdFsri..n uns
ter Wliipiriurs einfad orsdniiirtsr
pflan;Iider asbepeftn bic 9iIbung
bon aaliseiisin meter. Sn ur,siien
b.saHn Der proSeb. aaI,i3i9t nm
aaI!ibiht issts iih aus bem bariibers
fttbenben MsaHer auf btm goben ii6srs
iluists 9b.ils Der erbrinh ab, inns
mer mGdiiesr purben bic 9dnte, gans
&c Nklialttr rollsn iiber bities uns
ii6ibare Geidsben bin, spobe 5bisr,
eei6lshter erisanbsn nsu unb pepgin.
gen. bic grinrRruns an iis idisH
In bsm Iussnblid psrlorsn gu isin,
ipp bag Stel,ti bes lsstsn Der Stams
msss,msiHi9afi In bsm miirben aalis
f9lid nerfani uHo Don neuen
SdlammI9i4!sn einsebedt nurbs.
gines Sagss absr fpurben bic sunlibts
barren gdnie DON pultaniihen RrGftsn
smpOreeitiiIpt, bod in ben Simmel.
unb biIbeH i.itbtm ols stalisebirss
ouf psits Sireden bas iieinerne @es
ripp. Der Grbe. Nu1 Dsuii1nnb bat
ia Don ibnen a,nug.
9id.r pros.b il nod ni6t srlOs
ffsn. f}Gbrt man In unieren Siibs
ipuTtrfeen. bic 3ufliiiis aus b.m9ergs
lamb empfongen unb cine eintsermas
ben lebbafie pflan5li4e&pob obnsrf9aft
babtn, nit Der 9anb in ben feinsn
Sanb, Der iia ldngs Der 8u4ten ;ipis
iden 8iHitn unb ShiIfiienseln fam.
melt, 70 epeift man reselmdbia aieisl
berdus, bic ibrs slatie Oberfldts sins
gehibt baben; ik fiiblen iidb roub,
tpie bsrirujtst an. Oft iinb bic Rief,l
auf p<ite llfritreden psrbodsn, uHb
iieM nan ssHdusr bin. 70 ipirb mon
eepaSx tab fs bur4 esn srouss4