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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26
Your Sick Child
is Consdpated!
Look at Tongue
If Cross, Feverish or Bilious
Give California Syrup
of Fgs.' -

No matter what ails your child, a
gentle, thorough laxative should al
ways be the first treatment given.
II your little one Is out-of-sorts,
half-sick. isn't resting. eating and act
ing naturally-look. Mother! see II
the tongue is coated. This is sure
sign that it's little stomach, liver and
bowels are clogged with waste. When
cross, irritable. feverish, stomach sour,
breath bad or has stomach ache, d.
arrhea, sore throat. full Of cold, give
a teaspoonful Of California Syrup OF
Figs" and in few hours all the con-
stipated poison, undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out Of it's little
bowels without gripping, and you have
we'll. playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" because
it never fails to cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweeten the
stomach, and they dearly love it's
pleasant taste. Full directions for
babies, children Of all ages and for
grown-ups printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for 5O-cent bottle
of California Syrup of Figs" then see
that IL 10 made by the California Fig
Syrup Company."-Adv,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26
ECONOMY
Miss Jessie secrit spent Saturday al

Miss Jessie Secrit spent SATURDAY Al
Muncie.
Miss Blanche Fennimore returned
frcm Richmond Sunday evening.
Miss Bertha Beeson, teacher OF
Webster, was the guest OF Misses
Katherine Pussy and Jessie, teachers
in the Economy schools, Saturday and
Sunday. They we're entertained at
the home of Mrs. Riley Salisbury.
The M. e. Brotherhood meeting Fri
day night was we'll attended. Talks
were given by Rev. Preston Polhemus.
Pete Eachman and Irwin Hunt.
Edwards brothers and Miss Grace
Garrison entertained the following
talndsy afternoon: Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Eachlon and son Hubert, Mrs. Stella
Prown and Ridgeville. MI. and Mrs.
Gail Fielder and daughter Mary Eliza
beth. Prof. Ralph Butcher. wife and
two children, Robert and Mildred OF
Winchester. and Miss Mabel Fielder of
Winchester.
The monthly meeting Of the w. c. T.
U. will be held Friday afternoon at the
home of Miss Dora Pierce. Members
are requested to be present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26
At Movies
.. f-7E. -
Tonight

LYRIC.
THE Greater Courage" comes to the
Lyric Tuesday. n-
The scene was lawyers office.
Jane and Mac, sister and brother, list
ened duly as the lawyer explained
that all that remained of their faith
ers estate was q mine in Montana of
doubtful value. This mine, the law
yer added; was left to Mac, providing
he took care OF his sister Brother and
sister shake hands with the lawyer and
leave. Mac is .enraged that his faith
er's supposedly immense estate should
yield SO little after his parents death.
Next day Jane and Mac leave for
Montana to inspect the mine which
has been left to them. They find the
town nearest the mine a dingy little
sun-baked collection Of shacks in the
middle of barren plain. Mac greatly
worries his sister by his dissipation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26

reached the great total of 75,O0O,0OQ
pounds and more, far in excess of any
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26
COFFEE CLAIMS IT'S
VICTIMS BY HUNDREDS
Prominent Nerve Specialist Says Cot.
fee Drinking Has Produced 4
New Oisease-Chronic
CaffeinIsm. $50.

There is distinct type of cases, /"
say DR.. VIM. NJ. Leszynsky, consulting
neurologist. to the Manhattan Eye and
Earl Hospital, frequent among the
poorer class of people. but by no means
confined to them, of functional nervous
disorder Caused by coffee drinking),
to which the elastic term 'neurasthe-
mia, or chronic caffeinism' in it's broad
est significance may be abruptly ap-
piled"
I'm cases of neurasthenia, inquire
into coffee bringing" adds DR.. Otto
Juettner
II have seen hundreds of victims of
this disease" continues DR.. Leszyn-
sky, among. commercial travellers. bro
kers, merchants. actors, writer's and
men connected with the news depart
ment of the daily papers.
"They usually complain of the fol-
lowinw symptoms, which are more or
less pronounced: General headache
and nervousness, apprehension in re-
gard to some unknown impending trou.
BILE, mental depression and irritability,
insomnia or restless sleep, bad dreams
land sudden starting in sleep, awaken
ing in profuse Precipitation, general
tremulousness and diminished muscu.
lar power, cardiac palpitations, loss of
appetite and constipation"
NOTS-it 10 fact worthy Of note
that the American observation-disclosures
Postum-has come widely into popu.
lar use and favor with the recognition
of the harmfuIness Of coffee. Postum
has flavor resembling Old Java, but
Is entirely free from caffeine or any
other harmful insredient.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26
1'Ol|lvv NSHIP SCHOOLS
ENJOY INSTITUTE

/ MILTON, Ind. Oct. z6.-The wash
ington townshipe Sunday school con-
yention ut the Friends church Sunday
AFTERNOON WAS well attended and the
program interesting. The exercises
were opened by song by the con-
gregation, with e. b. Jones as chorfs-
ter. Miss Cora Brown, townhip ele-
mentary superintendent, gave on each
Of the elementary departments. e. p.
Jones OF the teachers training de-
partment. suggested the plan Of hav.
ing the teachers training class at the
Sunday school hour, thus making moro
of success to the work. Mrs. Julia
Pruitt, superintendent of the home de
partment, in connection with reports
from other workers, showed the ad-
vantage the department Is to the Sun
day school. The Friends church has
twenty-four enrolled the Methodist
sixteen, and the Christian six. The
Rev. Clayton Wright reported on mis-,
sions, saying that this department had
almost doubled this year.
Miss Emma G. Lemen, state super.
intendent OF. elementary work, of Indi
annapolis, gave an address. After she
had closed round table work was tok
en- up. and many questions were dis
cussed and arwered by Miss Lemen
The convention then closed in regu
lar form.
The M. e. Sunday school had an at
tendance of log and a collection OF
$3.45. The lesson was interesting and
ably handled by the teachers Misses
Lillian Du Granrut and Florence Dan
lei gave vocal duet. The attendance
at Doddridge chapel was II, thus max
ing the Milton charge 1873 in attend
ance at the Sunday school.
Turkeys area is about 965 900 square
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26

planned for this week. the big event
being the Halloween masquerade 10
be given by the Pythian Sisters lodge
at the X. OF p. hall bn Saturday even
ing Supper win be served and jolly
time enjoyed. On Friday evening the
Methodist ladies' will serve . supper In
the church basement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26
HOLDS RECEPTION

NEW PARIS, O.. Oct 26.-The J. L.
H. s. c. held its regular meeting
Thursday evening with Mrs. Ethel
Reid. All members were present but
one. Fancy work filled the evening
hours and dainty luncheon was
served at a late. hour. The next meet.
Ing win be held with Mrs Mary Chen.
oweth at the home of Mrs. A. B. Reid
in two weeks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26

Turkeys area is about 965, 900 square
miles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26
. INSPECT STATIONS

NEW PARIS. o.. Oct. 76.-The Off.
GERS Of the Tri-County Telephone as.
sociation. made IN inspection tour Of
q number Of telephone stations In the
county Thursday. and win continue
the tour on the coming Thursday
Some twenty officers comprise the
delegation. Of which the local tele
phone manager. George c. Fortney. ls
vice president.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26
SUPPER FOR oovs.

Supper at $3.50 O'Clock tonight at
the Y. M C. A. win precede the Bible
school classes for boys OF the associa-
ton. which hold their regular meeting.
Six classes will meet tonight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-26
PLAN MASQUE DANCE

NEW PARIS, o.. Oct. ga mum
Der OF parties for the younger folk
social events and dances are being
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FALLING LEAVES

FALLING IEAV E0 -
BY william Dudley Foulke. 1890
The autumn days are here the brown leaves fall IS
Reluctant, one by one from bush and tree;
Friend after friend departs; I hear call
And wonder if the summons is for me;
Now as when once in youth, with choking fear,
/ heard that voice, my hopes all nfulflled;
Today with quiet heart the call hear,
Each vain regret and dark foreboding stilled;
For have lived my life my days are done;
Their clouds and sunshine, joys and sorrows spent
Shame of defeat and pride of victory won
And soon to my long rest go content,
Whether to wake upon some happier shore
Or sleep without dream forevermore.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

ana II Foaf ioiai IS Frestrr fhan ihaf
~ nnf Hnf fisr vim hae pia5rl co.
InHfeiTaa, fau piii ain rfaf prize
So fUl don't ain fire. rnfe 900 eff
almost aafs 49, Nin ore ~ tnF nfhrf
FHsfa fhefr 900 f+r NJ hfn aifH.
settsr sim taiai niaa.msW tHirr
~ $3.50
TIE announcement NJ iHr frln Hin
nefH is Fsinn fH fffafH ID srrasfian An
lnfinsti0n will BIZ alFeH as fs $40 naa
ana 4nfu 500 +nHt4af sfnHUf BE- meade
through flr laiier Thfu H1r morn
na 800 aiii pist np Sour g1pfr ana
rHd fruf n.mf Boz ilflHfH $500 ifril
hIfh nfhf srfHra ihs ffaHf rnar
Thrrf isVr lafef sos aiiI af standing
ou ihs tHnf ~ ere Gnnf nHnun Dob
nr down io where tHt N1iaftHn rover
svifia ihfansh sa uarfoa ohannei tpoa
fsff nfins
hrrnaH pro NHfflss 5000 aIl au fnH
Huan Through che ftrftmfnfH t'liei
t1 Hsra. anH ffnm FNs.u HHf fa fhs
ffAnaInHn Hf4unas anl there rHnaf
what brsathieaa 500 uu ir1n 1l
against fhs uuiden DaisrHsi snf rairt
fnH world Eu Boy
NHu
Ynn It 5000 ein ore Nrf prize N'
iha Hfrnud Dr ihe FNFI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
CHILD BITTEN BY RATHER
Vsroue Ferguson o. Hosta 70 in
Critical Condftian az
hinfdn

sINTDH TethH kpfU if t.
FERGUSON 100 ~ .ar f Hau.Hf.r Z
0 DO fclsnann SINS liI4.hei tHi iHf.
ttu faICr Nr a mraf fafH..nAi. ffFirf
iif smile rHfinr nHf
q fHt family humf IaiH IrrW
Tho father sucked e. Iaitaa NJ th0 f.I
aau 0at rot ihe N0unI $500 H nar fNH
halfs before rnt .Hn rHuli N"
reached Ha it wac n,.ssFfu tn trnE
hfi tu 4Intnn. tNu Hl.u.nt no fnf a.
at m nasnIus msdH attention fr
nh1d mflefrd fsr u#uH amos i
present t,r condition regarded
rrilraf
Ln M.Un connected HIt" fH. lfn
uri Hundas H.hr.i itIUI ta. nH
am lnmsi Cun fnUm HHai .HH
wees 1t fhia uit0e ifNHnf iNi
ftirhan ~ lna gapt funaa aHU
ln al thp nnnahsH M int tNfa go
l lisn i- utiue sHur uf h.H Nmf i oboe.
I Interested 'H o. NHfE
A Wus MestrlH Hs N.far .tt u.
'hs NHlsf faufh shul fur utnt lrU H
Hf sauthFr Mrtl an hai u"N ffe H'
Z huuNnf wlfh Mm SUNDAY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

rrv sacr upsY "Wednesday mHfnlna
Wiu rin ah eNruseinn in iinchpnrt for
a feuna ufln fsfv 81 ~ The Ynfiu
wa lraNe thv i'ssihon wharf ms i1
t'oiuck aud NiH reaeh Nnekfnft at
it naieet fhv return viii ho maac
istsn Rnskpeft 80 s'vloys. And rcsVh,
ins the Pavilion wharf ht nglnrs
ESQ " ARMSTRONG; gapialn.
taak o. isats,ntit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

fra spel 10 miseri, kss.
.af Fe,s Hr attack nuw Ane 4 4
H''faHtf % people Keep fheir =
Hnd healthy bg usins
Nt Sew ilfo PILLS ZINE - Z
N'0nNtt fnU. STOP the hhn.y'
Hs''fff.on uIialsnesa ard n
NF fnt blood. onak Z
nrlesist Adgertiaeln- -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
NoTIcE. sAERIFF-s 80
rUE sTArF NJ rFNAs

"NiNNN ti NNNNHH
N Nirigr re- esrraUHr issued aui ~
gre liNnerh'o uairct Court SO Nur
ces ruunS on gee ttrd day ~ aiareh
u isth hy the cerk thereaf IA the
etss III rs p EanEln tsfsas a.o
Caldwell so sfat ana in me as shsrlf,
iiresiea ant ielNerrd vIH urocsfa IL
sfIl iaf cash withiu tat heiirs nfs.erit
90 hy iav for shrnfgs Sales Is 49,
Mlst tueeday in Iana. A. n. lsik ID
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
City News +: =:
4: d: 4: in Brief


Under tne sosp'ees o. We DH"a"ie'A
of lHHhrha ih'ft WV 81 a'f.N
hfo Hn1 iifr inhNi'l YOU'D p" iN
hnifh'H ~ '."'ii"''s 'i''
Iafsaas evening Am s0 at e.Ntt
nfiatN HfrnH Aand wIu fafuish
music HufinF fhr rVrHinf Ururah
monte served fsae anH mauf hAuHaNnle
mif.a aMofdaa AH sff raftNnlH Boo
vtea 20 attend
called osetnu ~ the N"ecss
NHnnW lHtff Hnn frt HinfN
riHu"n 1871 hr heid ihnfHlN1 Hlslh
lf HehtN $40 ths 'lif llnN i'hr N
M, memnsr .Hi Is. hs .,i,rUna 90
iniar fat fha ihh anmai unuir
.u.u ehl.h eui be- hold ursf iarunn
mo aitaraant, of ia nsmtfra ia sffrI
Iat nfe rhuradas mrsUna
49,.
NJ erH"'"''l"N '''HF =" ''N"
Nl''harNN' h"N f"iN
h'lN t"P'Nf"'l "iN'i. ''f
+ MUGS lh' "f'i
f tN'fN'n Ni'N
7 i"nn N'Hi h'HiN sN" 'iN'
tiwfN'H Ni'N HH''Ni' ''
TWO NtiiHha.' N'i' ~
N,' l.'NN " 'es ..
IuWuhnr wnr dismissed
'N'''Rl '"'f" eN''
ph lf ih' H'N
''N'I '''' ~ ~.
"N'''
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

iiah % Ntu FORMER cufpas chris
tian. bui az me s,asl two wears a fssi
acH nf 1i4e,llle. has rsinfned hefe "a
make his hone
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

SIR ARCHIBALD HUNTER
Ger. slr Archibald hunter. 3 G D.
q new photograph - whom here
presented. commands the rnird corps
u the British army he ~as bore "
1885 ara served ~ith distinction ie
tho sudan expedition. ne Nile cam
paIqn aad tns south African ~af.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29

8altan &rtegs idauptat.
9ie oeutI9 0iierreihif9sn 5rup-
pen ridden ipeiter in iiiblidsr Rids
tung Dor. Das sroBs 9auptquartier
tiinbiste ipGbrenb bes 5ases an, bab
bic 2trmee bes Generals DOH @allipiB
felt benz %. SttOber 2033 @efaugsne
sema6t babe, una bnb Die gulsarsn
bic 50ben BON &reHobaelaDa, unses
.fdbr 10 Uieilsn nDto1eItiitb Don pis
rot, 6itli6 Don Rid, bsIeBt ba6en.
Die gulsursu, bic ben Siuot Jlub on
elmer lansen JrOHt iiberihritteH pa
ben, baben bic StGots 3aisear uno
aniaieDsB ssnonmsH. Die beiSsn
Gtdots IiegeR on Der BON RegOtiH
Ha9 Rii9 fiibrsHosH GiisHbabn.
aniaispss lisst ungsfdbr 80 Msilen
DON Rid eutfsrnt. Die be5iisli4e of
fi3isne getann.maduHs !autst ME
folst:
Die 2irmeen Der Generdle bon aOs
Dsb unb DOH9dIIpis fabren fort, Oorz
suriidsn. Seit bsm %. SttOber bat
bic Qrmee BEG Geusrals DON GaatDib
2033 gefansens ssma4t unS mebrere
Wai4iuenseidiiss erbsutet-
Die armse beg bulgarif6en 9snes
raIs Boiabisff bat 3aierar senpmmeH.
Dsfli6 DON aHiaieOes III Der simot
sylub an elmer langsH Gront iiber-
f9ritten iporbsn. ERiaieDds befinbes
ii4 in ben SGnssn Der guIsarsn.
Webrsre Gsidiise fiHo erobsrt Dor'
ben Die SSkH bon RrsHpDsttava,
unsefGbr Is Wsilsn uurbpsftIia BON
pirot, iinb bei.bt p0rosH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
9iirfen unb Sulgaren fdnt.
pfen Zd3nlter an Sbnlter.
Sic babeu Die 9ritsnunb
TraHsofSn Bel Strus
mita suriid iidgef4la"

Berlin, %. SttOber. Mi. aus
Sofia ssmslbst pirb, baben tiirtif9s
sruppen cine britiih : franaSiii4e
aoIonne suriidsefaIag.n. .gulsaris
i9e unb tiirtii6e 9ebirgsdrtillerie
bat benz sysinbe iapsre 9srluite s,i.
ssfiist," beiBt ss in Der Dspei&e.
.2o00 g.fanssne, barunter Sruppsn
Don alien Jurben, iinb in SOfia ans
seiommen.
a6nis petsr i'm gssriff
Serbien su psrIaiien.
amferbam, %. OttObtr. Cine
Oep.I6e aus guba g]eit. an bic ~aSls
nif6s 3eituns' seri9tst. iast. SaB
Der a5nis pet.r i'm Segriffe lei, Ssrs
bien 3u perIaiIen unb il4 nat Stalien
5I beseben.
Der ferbifde Gelbsus bes
reits entfdieben.
2onbon, %. Stt. Die nGrants
furter 3eituns" iast in einsm gtrtisel
iibsr bic galfan SituutiOn, Der
bisrbsr tslesrapbirt tpOrbsn IN, bab
Ssr GslDsus IN GerSjtu isbt ala fiss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
Die 9lrineen BON !6inbems
burgs ,Inb BON Sinfingens
Tadleu an Der Oitliden Sruut mei.
tere Sortidritte.
W Gbrenb in Serbien bie
Werb iinosten an allen
puutten pprruden.

puHtteH norrlden.
Berlin, %. Ottp6tr. Guf brabt.
fOiem Wsse mad Sapniae, 81. .. Der
am 9ienitas bonn srObsn Sauptquar-
tier psrSffentlidte gsridt entbdlt bic
Witthsilung, Sab slnsriffe ber Ruiien
in Der gegenb DON DiRaburs pie
aud i'm beuti4en Centrum in Rub.
lamb 5uriidsef4lasen tpOrben ieisn
uno bic 4rmee oes Generals Don Gin,
iiHssH i'm Siibsn irsi.sre GriOlse ers
runsen baben. Die 4rmee bss JeIbs
maridaas Don SinbsHburs bat qlns
sriffe Der RuiIm auf poiiiionen, bic
ibnen tiirsIi4 bic Deuti&eH norbDit-
lih Don Garbunopta in Der geseHb
Don aiinaburs abseuommen, suriid.
gef4las.n, unb bic DeuiIdsn baben
ipisDer ben Griebbof bon Ssas5eIp in
berielbeu @esenb btiebt, Der am 5age
por6er bon ibnen pitoer aufgesebeH
mar. 3pei Dffisisre unb $50 Ram
purbeu sefans.n senoHlmsu. Gs
tpurbe aud bas 3uriidn.iien zines
itarten 4nsriffs Der Rufsn auf5rups
pen Don Der armse bss prin5.n Geo.
polb In Der Rdbe bon Sbtikrfp ans
ssiiinbist. Die Qlrmx bes Generals
bon ainiinssn, am filbIi6en GnSe Der
2inie, bat Rubta, ipeitIia Don Gsar'
torbsi, einsenommsn. Der 9eaiigIi4e
gsri6i luutet mi, folst:
Die armss bes GeISmari&aIIs bon
Sinesnburs madt troB Der glnsriffe
Der RuHen norb0itlid Don gar6us
noipsta Gortidritte. Der Gritbbof
bon S3ss5alp 1T tuisber in unierem
gsiiB. 3ipsi SfFisiere unb $50 Mann
ipurbsn ssfanssn senommsn. llnier
9frtilleri,feusr DerbinSsrte ben 5eirb.
sinsn 9lnsriff BON garbunOipta aus
gu MAIDEN.
alrmsssruppe bes prinsen asppolb
bon gupern: .Sn Der glahe bon
9btjb.riTp, am gaiemsn, norb0ftli9
bon ysoDo grObei. iDuroe elm itartsr
ansriff Der Ruien suriidsei4Iassn.
elrmessrlipps bes Generals BON
2iniinstn: RuSta, 4peitIid bon gaar.
torsst, einsenOmutn. Der bssiisli4e
upmmen ,porSsa
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Ser rmifiihe Cberftlieute'
mant WtiaMpbebDT
Ser bDn ben guiien ais Spisn ge.
baust ipiiroe,
8dr gar tetn beuti der
Spion getpeIen.


Spion gtpeien.
gerlin, %. Ottober. QuI Dra6ts
loism 8ese naa Suderton, u. S.
Die .RorbOeuti6e Qqgem.ire .3eis
tung" ertldrt, Oub Der Sberitlsutnunt
Miafobeboff, Elm 8OImetiaer am
Stabs Der uugliidlihen ruiIiT4en 10.
2lrmee (9eneral Baron BON Roien),
Der bor Monuten uls angeblider beutz
I4er Spion gs9dnst puroe, niemaIs
Elm bsutider Spion gefpeien lei.
Die 3eitung fpirb our4 eine neue
Gr0rterung Oieier Qngslssenbsit lei
tens Der frau3OiiI4en unb Der britt
f6en prehe gu Der grtldrung oer-
anlaBt. Sic iast, baB Der Offt5isr
uni6ulbtg mar, penn er pirtliA lpes
gen Spionirens i'm SntsrsKe Seutl4a
lambs perurtbeilt tpuroe, bsnn peoer
sr nod irgenO Ssmanb, Der nit ibm
in gsr6iuoung itanb, bate 0euti6z
lamb ober Seiterrei8 llnsaru aud
nur Die ssringite SnformutiOn 8utom>
men ldHen.
Die georSbsuti9e QtQsemeine 3ei>
tung fiigt biH5u, oaB es 5petlOs ge=
peien iein niirbe, DOT Der 9iHri4@
tung sins GrtlGrung ME bic jeBlse
1b2lt1eheu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
Die ghiiifabrt ai.f Der
IpnaH
DirS isst f6nsII Disbsr
berdeiteIlt iperoen.

W Ieb W - " WI
bersefeIlt perben.
Sm6iterreidii den 8 au p t.
quartter, 2s. Sttobsr, ii6er aons
bon. - Die @srsintsung Der Ssuti4sn,
Ditsrrsi9iitbsn unb bulsariihsE Srups
pen unb bic 8eiesung Der Isssen isrbi'
I6en qoiitionsn an Der Sonau bsbsll>
tst bi. baloiss @ieosrerDffnuns D.
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@isle Sabrseuse iinb ieBt nit Seu'
Gntfsrnen Der Winen uno anoerer
SinberniiIs bsidditist, unb bic gsr'
biuDuns stpiidsn unsarn uno Sulsas
rien uno Der aiirtei ipirb iofort berss'
ftslt iperben, ipennsIsi4 Der gertsbr
auf benz iSlub naturasmdB elm Iangias
merer isin pirb aIs Der Giieuba6nper'
isbr mittsn Sur6 Serbisn. Dlan er'
lpartet, bab in panisen @ot:n Der
gerfsbr ipiebsr gang bsrssitsat iein
pirb.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
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untsrbaus fir ben prenier gsqutth,
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elm unofft3ieller WtetnungsaustauI6
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funoeu babe, Der auf bic Wf0sii4tett
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tim gema9t porben ieien.
Sang getptb nidt" luutete Ole Gnt=
mort beg Miniiters. nWas Der Brez
mier frii6er geIast bat, gilt ou4 heute
nobn, fiigte er bin5u. Dies bate ni6t
nur auf ettpaise Jrieoensunterbapp>
lungen 9e3ug, ionoern audi ouf bic
5grage, pb Der 4remier INNER nod an
Der GrtlGruug feitbalte, bic er IN ieiner
in Der 9uilb Saq gebaltenen Reoe ubz
segebeu, nGmli4, oaB @ngla7b ba8
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lperoe, Bis Die 5reibeit guropas gez
ii9srt Iei."
Serr 2lo1o @eprse fu6r fort: ngBir
bsnten ni6t baran, uns auf 5rietensz
unterbanbluugen ein3ulafen, ausaez
nommen in @emeinI6aft nit oll' uns
ieren aIIiirten, ME oies i'm September
1914 pereinbart Duroe.
2luf cine anbere Jrage, ob an1e'it1ts
Der @erleBung bes @Glferre4ts fettens
bes peutIhen &aiiers, inbem er oas
YriDatsigent6um pon Gioiliiten NAL
isnbaft our6 3sppelins 5eritDren lafie,
bic RegisruUg ni6t Mabnubmen trefz
fen fperbsn, I'm Pripateigenteum oes
oeutfhen &diiers uno unoerer 0eiItiher
Siiriten, oas ii9 in gnglunD auffinben
liebe, gu bei6lagnabmen uuo als Sts
hsrbeit fir jeBigeu unb pieleift fpa@
ter nod pon 3eppeIins peruriahteH
Sdabsn gu bebuIten, uHttportete Der
Yreulier bur9 Dauib 2lppo Seorae, er
fei Der 2luii6t, bab Der Plun teiN prdta
tii9es Mittel gu fetn ideine, ben sFeino
paran au perbinDeru, ii6 petterer Wers
lebungen bes 9Dlterre4ts i6uloig gu
MAIDEN.