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New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
POTASH SERVICE.
Director of Geological Survey Points
 Out Possible Use of Tailings.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-A possible source of potash, heretofore supplied almost exclusively by Germany, is suggested today by Director George Otis Smith of the geological survey in a statement pointing out that the tailings piled up at the concentrating mills of the big copper mines in the west contain several times as much as copper. This potash, however, is locked up in the form of silicate min erals.
 The commercial extraction of pot ash from silicates has been for sev- eral years the subject of study by industrial chemists, and if the prob lem can be solved 1t would appear that large tonnage of potash-bear- ing material is available in the west ern states.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
EAGLES TO BE BUSY.
Many Activities Arranged to be Held
 During the Next Few Weeks.

New Britain aerie, No. 722, F. O. E., has completed arrangements for a number of important affairs, both fra ternal and social to be held during the coming few weeks. The an- nual memorial exercises will be held in the rooms in Holmes & Hoffman's s block on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Past President L. w. Fodt will deliver the eulogy. The com mittee in charge has arranged a musi- cal program in which local singers will take part. At the close of the services light lunch will be served.
 The next regular meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, November 23, at which nominations of officers for the ensuing year will be made. The elected will be held on Decem- Der g.
 Through the permission of the Grand aerie, the local aerle has been given permission to reopen the char ter for the next three months, and it is expected that the membership will be greatly increased through the wig orous campaign to be waged by the
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
 AND STOP CATARRH Tells How To Open Clogged Nos- trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in a few moments. Your cold in head or catarrh will be gone. Your clogged nostrils will open. The air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more dullness, headache; ; no hawking, snuffing, mucous dis charges or dryness; no struggling for breath at night.
 Tell your druggist you want a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply little of this fragrant, an- tiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swol- len, inf1amed mucous membrane, and relief comes instantly.
 It is just what every cold and cat arrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuff fed-up and miserable.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
OFFICERS FOR YAnE BATH

New Haven, Nov. 1S.-Enli| of Yale undergraduates for th| batteries recently authorized as of the volunteer military for the state, having been complet sdjutant generals office has { ed Capt. c. D. Cowles, U.. g.. A tired) and Capt. Carl F, Bollmi Second Lieut.. H. IT. Townsh, this city, to examine applican an eligible list from which may be selected. The first pa the examination will be in in tactics emitting that portion relates to actual experience in ing a command.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
FIELD WORK SHOULD
 BE CO-ORDINATED
President of Municipal University of Akron, Ohio, Declares in Address
 on Education.

on Education.
 Cincinnati, O., Nov. 18.-Parke k Kobe, president of the Mun1clpai University, of Akron, Ohio, speaking on the results of cooperation i'll edu- cation at the conference of the assO- citation of Urban Universities, here yesterday, emphasized the need of Ho- ordinating the various prases of field work and making it more efficient.
 Much progress, President Kobe said. was being made by the various institutions in giving students experi- ence in extremural work, but there was opportunity for a conference to determine upon the most efficient method. He sounded warning a gainst lower standards in field work than in laboratory and recitation.
 The conference will close tonight with dinner given in honor of the visiting delegates by the citizens of Cincinnati. Addresses will be made at the dinner by pr. Leon c. Marshall, dean of the College of Commerce, Uni versity of Chicago; Sidney E. Mezes, president of the College of the City of New York; John H. Fahey, of Bos- ton, president of the National Cham Der of Commerce, and Dr. Morton X. Aldrlch of Tulane University.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
COKE SCARCE.
Labor For Producing It Scarce-Ship
 ments For Week 43O,OOO Tons,

Connellsville, Pa, Nov. 18.-Coke operators throughout the region are working their plants six days a week can De secured. Production during the week for which reports were re- ceived today amounted to 427,OOO tons and shipments to 43O,oO0 The mer- chant plants generally are cleaned of stock.
 There are not enough men in the region to operate the ovens already fired, and as members of these insist on extra holidays every week the labor situation is becoming acute.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18

success, manufacturers who nal CT made that sort of thing not to experiment at this time
 More foreign agents are now Pittsburg district trying to bu products than at any other tims history of the city Shipments tc nave been unusually large tf few weeks.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
DIVE STOCK KILLED.
Fire Believed to Have Been Set, Kills
 Number of Cattle-$7, 800 Loss.

Preston, Nov. 1S.-Twenty-six Hol- stein cows and three horses were burned to death early today in a fire which destroyed a large barn on the farm of Samuel Chaser in this town Considerable grain and hay, a num- Der of wagons and farm implements were also destroyed. A young colt and some sixteen head of young stock were more or less severely burned. The fire is believed to have been set.
 The damage is estimated at about $7,5OO partially covered by insurance
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
WANT U. S. REGISTRY.
Sunken German Freighter Bought By
 Americans to Sail Under U. s. Flag.

Americans to Sail Under U. S. Flag.
 San Francisco, Nov. 1S.--Applica- ton for American registry for the for mer German freighter Walkure, sunk in the harbor of Papeete, Tahiti, by German cruisers in the bonn ba rdment Of the town in the early days of the war, has been made here. it was an- nounced today by John A. Hooper, one of a group of San Francisco busi- ness men who bought the submerged derelict.
 They bought the vessel two months ago and sent wrecking crew to raise 1t and bring it to this port The vessel. according to last reports, lay in forty five feet of water and was not serious ly damaged, only one shell having penetrated the hull
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
TWO DOLLAR OIL
second Advance in Crude Products
 for the Week Brings High Price.

Pittsburgh, Nov. ,1S.-Two dollar oil, the goal of hundreds of producers throughout the country was reached today when the South Penn. Oil com- pany announced the second advance in crude oils for the week as follows
 Pennsylvania crude $2; Mercer black, Newcastle, Corning s1.5O: Ca- bell $1.55; Somerset $1.42; Ragland 70 cents. This is an advance of ten cents barrel on each grade except Ragland which remained unchanged
 This new price is expected to bring out the greater part of several mill lion barrels of crude oil known to be above ground and to stimulate drill- ing in the hope of increasing produc- ton.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
WHITMAN'S BIRTHPLACE.
Former Home of Poet Sold Under
 Foreclosure Proceeding.

New York, Nov. 18.-The birth rlace and former home of Walt Whit man, the poet, at Huntington, l.. l., where he absorbed the inspiration for Leaves of Grass" and other famous poems, was sold at auction yesterday for 8,OOO under foreclosure pro- ceedings to satisfy a note given by the owner, a farmer. It was purchased by a real estate dealer.
 It is reported that the 92 acre farm will be divided into building lots.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
Post Carpet
 Company 219 Asylum St., Cor. Haynes St., Htd'
WALL PAPERS OF QUALITY IN
 THE BEST
 VARIETY

.1+,s a we'll known fact that there are many grades of wall papers some cheap, others expensive At this store you find the very finest wall papers on the market and the best of all is that they are marked at the most reasonable prices.
 Plain effects, fabric effects, two tone patterns. Jap grasses, leather effects, hand pointed decorations, etc. One of the most comprehensive show ings you'll find.
 We want you to inspect our dis plays-we are always ready to sug- gest and advise you as to the best for your particular need.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
D. A. R. FOR DEFENSE.
Mrs. Story Will Offer Help to Presi-
 dent in Name of Body.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-President Wilson will be offered the services of the entire membership of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution to aid in the cause of national defense in any way he should see fit.
 Resolutions delegating Mrs. William Cumming Story, president-general, to wait upon the president tomorrow and proffer the cooperation of the 11S,OOO members and endorsing the movement for national defense were adopted at the regular monthly meeting yesterday of the national board of management of the organization.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-18
RIG HAND GRENADE ORDER.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 1S-Agents Of the French government have been try ing for several days to place an or der here, for nine million hand gren- ades but it was said by steel men yes- terday that they have met with little
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17
absinpfaIser lintsrit. .gsrein.

Sn Der am l,bien SOnnias ifaiis,s
bd6tsn SiBuHS o<s RbeiHpfdIssr
llnteritiibunes 0srsin In g5bs
6aqe fiibris prdiibsnt Sacrb grams
li9 ben Woriis unb Sstrsidr Peter
8auHcneurt protcioIIiris. Dos aron.
fen apmmiites kri9teie iibsr iisb.R
irdnse Mitelisb.r, rpslheu bic untsri
itiisuns sur 3nbluns ansspieIeu purs
be. Dom 9ruibsn Gdnssr1or purbe
Elm G&rsiben NIT 25 2idtts 3u siN.r
@srlooIuns aus.itidi. 9as Sdreis
ben ipurhs nngsnommtn unb bic 2is
dsts unter bic anipeIsHosn Dlitplisb.r
psrfauft. Cine ginlabuns pom Obj
Dellop SGng.r gbor Su einsr llns
tsrbaltuns am 2S. Wir3 Rlfniitass
uHb gbsnos in Der Central 1urnbale
iourbs anssnommsn NIT BEN Bsihlub.
lid In corpors ju kibeilisen. S,rr
Rid. aare, D.lsgat fir ben Stabts
ptrbdnb, bsri6t.is, Slb iiirsli9 in
Columbus cine @,rIammiung Der
9rdiibsnisu Der Stabtptrbduos Dbios
itattfanb, in Der bsfdloFsn wurbs,
eintn Srseuiictor Su .rnsnnsn, urH
bas lib.rals GIsmsnt fir ben aampi
ssssi probibiiion i'm 5erbft gu iom'
msln. Bon Der 9urHs.msiube lag
stn. Ginlabuns gu elmer SiBung poa
D.rirstern bsuif9sr @ereiue ON %.
Wldrs DOT. in Der spisS.r iiber bi. 9ln'
s.lss,nbeit Der Grri4lung zines bsuts
i4sn afubbaui.s in Der 3entrals
Iurnbdlle berutbsn ipsrbtn ioIl.
prGiibent Sacob gromIi4 pirb OBI
gen Wsrsiu psrireisn unb Der wers
fammlung 6siipohnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17
apntraft bersebem.
gbiIabeIpbiaer gamanternebmr
bansn sas meme @eridts.
ssbanbe.

Ter acntrnft fir Die Grrif,tiiue
bes neiien @erid,tseeb1noes obne bic
Snnenctnridsting 1T eeitern on bic
Charles wfrGGiil, 60. pon 9biIaoel.
pbia persebeH mcrbcn. bereH gau'
Italnngebot pcn 81, 1856, ,4e0 ais 0us
HiebrigIie lio bette beiifnben tuifroe.
Tie sird,iteften, tpeIdje bic Vl1ne on.
aefertigt. bntten BON porriberein bic
g,ereebuHg bes aontrafts an bic ybi.
IooeIpbiner @niiiIrternebmer empiob.
len, bod ninften iit perihieoene Gin.
iliiiie geIteno. ben aontrnft einer
bieiigen iSirHia Ill iibertragen. goiin-
tu,aomrniiiar @eiielmnnn trnt beion.
Ssrs fiir bic bieiigen RDntrnttpren
Elm, itimrnte aber geitern oennoh 81
@uniien bon WeGnrl, nIleroings mil
, leeS1uern, ME er belnerfte. 9us we.
6dnbe nluB binneu q Wonnten fer.
tig iein un6 Sipdr niro bon Dem 9nae
niidershnet. bn 6as nIte @eb6uoc ME.
bcrgeriiien 1T. prdiioait 8. @. ancy
pcH Der MleguL Co., Der nrupeienS
mar, erfldrte, bab ieine syirna mil
benz 9uu am 1. April Beginner mir.
be. Wit Der Stunning oes @eriftsoe.
b6litps NIB lIeberfie6eIirns nnb ben
teHpcrdren Giidrtieren wir6 nm 10.
gfeib beeoHnen iDeroGL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17
&aiie;tbrdnen.

Die letten idltpa9sn G6atten sIetten
SSern uber 5ranireihs obenolite 6lur;
0te Ra9t teginnt fiA leiie aus5us
bre,ten
llno OGmmerune pertpiiht bss &ams
PIES Spur.
g(n einem frii6gep0lbtsn SiseI
Der 3aiisr i.sbt nit neb.uutboru.u
Bid,
Die 2inte bGIt bes Itpl5en RpHes
,,}iioel,
Die 4nbere bas Strdu6srtpert 5uriid.
Sein @uge iGaut 70 trausig nieber
4uf oieIss nsu seI1lofnen @rabes
Rono
0a griiben aus Der Jsrn' tbK oeutf ts
2ieoer:
Sci rubi9, uuIsr liebes 8dtsrIanb.
Gr lauIft ben poblbetnnntsu Sp-en,
Die iibsr's .usesmiiee Shlatifelb
fpeb'n,
0as nod bebedt nit 9dttsu unb Soa'
ueu,
Die uiewals mtbr ber SoUHs 2euGteu
feb'n.
6ier bi1er Sob = bort frrbss 9eber
Dos iisgeno ale Sbrdnen iib.ridetuti
llnb ale = ale iinb mir treu ergsb,r
90 bentt Der &aiisr tiefseriifrt uni
psiNt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17
Die bemtiden ariegsfilnis
In 9sepples 9beater.
lie einsis sdteH @aubeIbilbr, biz
nit 0eusbniisnns Ses Grohen
9susraItubss in Berlin aufss.
uommen iuurSeu, werben
geseiet.

g1ir MAIDEN no4mals uniere a:i.r
auf bic bo4intsreTanten psutitsa
atisssiilms aufmeriIam, bic Don
Sonnidg On tGsliH i'm Peoples 1fea'
ter gs5tigt psroen.
Dirstt bonn Jrping plaes steat,r
in Rem Uori, bem bsianuisn bsut 9.r
Wuisniempsl, sommen bisie Rrisg =
Danbelbilber, bic NIT Gtnehmisuna
beg grobsn @snsralTtabes in Berlin
duf ben sfrcntsn i'm Often unb WeFtH
oufgenommtn iporbtn iinb.
@onA tigsnartia unb padenb III oel
Reis bteTer ssrisgsfilms, bic NIT IN
semsintr plaitit bas seb.n. RGmpfn
unb Siegen Der iapfereu b,u.fis
Sruppsn I'M fSsinbeslanbe 3.issi
llsbsr 300 perI&iebene Seenen! Stbl
elm bsutf6er Sisg! atiue Wan6-sr'
biIbsr! Rein i5iimsSdpineel! Rs n
giloer, bic Elm ssfaidtsr Rssifeur iH'
feenirt bat! Teil Der arisg. Dis q
in Wirtli6ieit iit!
Die gamerd liist ni1tl
Der Gintrittipreis betrGgt 25 Cts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17

Gr bentt nit mitleiooolIem 5ersen
2ln al bas id6 ssrbro6'ns 5rietensz
gIiid,
Gr fibIet istnes gan5en @ct.es
S9mer5en,
Oas boffeno buIbet nit geboBrea
Bid.
llnb feine gtugen tropfen tpieber,
Us iiebt tein Meni6 be grbe
faust es elm,
9o9 baIb 1T er Der grpbe aaiier ipies
ipieoer
Dem germ mir uuIer iunses 2ebsu
fpeibn.
Die Sonns fant. Tas 5elb 1T Ii6is
berdubt
llnS nod BON fsines anberen Jub be-
treten;
0d Inlet Der adiTer, nit entbI6btsnr
Saupt
Fir feline Ereuen nod su Gott gu
beteN.
). Debrmaun
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17
Gnsliid5e 0etpalttbat.
Die ibtr 9eufidlaub perbdnsfs
Spsrrs iAdSist GiH-innati aai oaS
Sduerife.

Das geipnlitbdtige gorgeben eriS'
louos, tpclhes iebe Naaretienoung
pom lin6 na6 TertiAlano Derboten
bat, id,aoist CINCINNATI sdrtd erorHl.
lInjere siauiIeiite IpoQen aber oas
frehe GJebabren Gnglanos niht 70
oi,ne Weifercs binnebmen, iorloefIl
weroen beim prdiioenten @ilion nit
aIler Wad)t borolif bringeil, odb Der
jelbe bic S,ntcreiien unb Redte Der
mncrifaniid,en Ssauimannifait rpGbrt.
Der grport QIiib Der SanoeIstarnmer
luiro ben gall ms Wollen bringen.
gi,eprdiioent 8. D. geinfa-np dl.
Berfe iih eeitern 6ariiber tuie folgt:
Gas Support utb GrportgeiGdit
S,piidgn Cincinnati uno Teiti4lanO
6eIdaft iid) in bic MilioneH uno IN
Der ndditen SisiIng oes Gyport
alubs Der Sonoclsfantnier, bic ciil'
beririen iuir6 iobnfo Setret1r SSre.i'
oeniicin pom Neru yorf 5uriidtebrt,
ruirS bic Srage erortert iDerbet pel'
de Sd)ritte erforoerlif iiio, oaniii
mir rmicre SnnheIsbe5iebn unge-
'itort icrtictcn Ionncn."
Ter &scrtb Der @auren Die Gin.
cinnati i'm sSahr pon TeiitiNGlb be-
,iett, III, aerius peranidIast, ST..
100000 iuio infer Grport nod
reutifIato, Dor aIlen Wlaifinen
irirb niat piel pcniser icin. Sier
ban6eIt e5 iid) aIio Uni Elm @eid)ait
pom rlm6 orci Willionen Dollars.
sSoIeenoe 3ablen iluiiriren unitri
baupti1d)liden @e5ug bon GeittldS
lamb: Mir inportiren fiir $3.50, 900
SpicIIpaarcn, fir 100000 Gbeulita.
IierL fir 100000 Stnitrpaarea,
Spisen ETC.. fir S1s0,000 guspaa.
rem. iiir S250.0O0 Nfuiifinitrumente
unb fir $125.000 Sopfeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17

@erdu@erte aale. Cabs. Gdufebriin
nno Sdlnieu uHo dle nrofreu Seiii -teiien
bei = .. 8etsIer L q o.. 333 y. o. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17
Webnrten.
anabtn.

ssOfspb unb :ssHis Wiatii6o&, 1893
Carl Strbs.
Soiepb unb emma Hrgen, 314
quolop Qpenus.
8oitIo5 unb GfislI. sung, IT'S
Martbd 9lpsnue.
Deter unb SoIa Grsnnsn. 20 Bad
Gtrabs.
GamusI unb 6eltn WintIr. 2e
@eit Clifton glptnus.
Uldb9sn.
Geo. unb euna 6stmtdh, Soos
Cinnamon Gtrabs Mdbhen.
Geo unb Wldmis Risbu.r, 1721 D1,
ii1 4reHue.
Geo. unb Qnna Asttelm1nu, 7Ss
gpportb GirdBs.
DiIIiom uub gbrifsins Giitb, 1S1
0refbe Strait.
ifrant uuo Bertha WoHioDmtrp
e421 manHs Mpenus.
DOminii unb SbertIe Hifder, Gbni
Gtrdbs.
gsorss uub Garri. wartia 227;
eO.b SsrubE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17
Northumberland.

Ter 30 Sabre alte Gtitcrreidcr
Mife Stonif, pelfer i'm ct. Charles
Sotel, 9to. 34l @eIt 6iinfte Strabe
lpcbnte, periutte geiierH Roreen
SeI6itmoro du besebcu, iHSen1 er lid
nit einem 9aniirmeiier SdnittruuuOeu
am Sale betbradlte. Seiu Stobucn
ipuroe pom einem 8imnlern16bar per.
nnmmeH. Ter NnHn tpuroe und) oen
it1btiideit arairfeubnus geid)nfft, mo-
leiuc 8erlesrngen als uneefdhrIi6
erfaint irlrrorn. Stonif erfIdrte, pr
iei mittcIlos uno Der llmitun6, uidt
in 6is Seiuuotb 5uriiffebren uHo iiir
oas gaterlanb f6npieu 81 f6nncn,
bate i9m oas 2ebcu perIeibet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17
Qlus benz Wsuni5ipalseri6t

Rt9tsr Dsatmun Dtr5 beuts alS
Sa9Deri ritdnoiger funetreH unb en:s
i6eiben, Oh cine Glode, peren iih p,r
Bdder SSoiepb WlponiB bebieHt, I'M
bas publitum gum groOtauf gu ami
mirsn, 81 srobsn aGrm Deruria9t oosr
uidt. WlocniB mar Don siuem prlie
Siiten tpegen ansebliher Ru9eitorung
psrbaftet tporbsn, neil bic Retlames
glode sinsn gu srcBen 2drm sematt
boben Ipllte. Natiirlih purDe bIeIes
oeItern BON Qnsetlagten gang eners
aid beTtrittsn unb Der Ridter bebielt
iid feline GntIfeibuns por bis er ie.b /
Gelsesn5eit sebobt baben Dirb, bas
Glodensel1uts 5u bDreu.
Bis SSreitas tpurbe bic 9erhanbs
luns qesen ben pferbsbinbler Doug
lab Dbite berffoben, Ter bei4uloigt
piro sinem setpiffsu William 6. Gars
ter elm gferb pertduft gu bubeu, bab
nit aler6anb 9ebre9en betaftet NOR,
obi9on Mbits beboupiet bate, oub
bas 1bisr pDlis S.iunO unb fsflsrfrei
isi.
Gine sslungens ausrsbe bra6te
Gleupe Gmart DOT, Der bes pferb.s
bisbfobls ansstIast itanb. Gr be-
bauptets Sab Ct cine gang ei3ertbims
lite Gabe beiiss ndmlid iotalo sr eis
men gfiff ert0nsn laiie, liefsn ibm
ale gfsrbe nah. auf biefe Weile
pclIte er aud ertldreu, oob bas 9 ero,
beifen Diebfabls ibm 5ur aait seIs9t
iuurbe, ibm freiipillig ssiclgt fei. Ssts
Der slaubts Rihtsr geatman ui6t an
bic Gnti6ulbiguus unb aberfpits
Smart ben GrobeItDorensn.
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(ginsefanbt.)
I'm bic seutf9en &auf,
Ieute!

Der 8srbano Deutffer 5anbIungs,
gehilfsn 5u 2eip3ig, bsfen 10000
Wlitalieber iiber hem gun5en @rbbna
perbreitet tp5hnsu, bat beute iiber
10000 WitgIieber i'm 6eIbe itefen.
Diefe 10000 babsn S.elung unn
@erbisnIt uno !Seim i'm Stih seaFen,
I'M bem Ruf bes 8aterIanpes gu Der
1abnen SoIge gu Ieiitsn. @iele ia 5eN
bereits ibre Srsue gu auiTsr unb Rei1
nit bem Seben be5ablt, nod mebr iino
idper peripunoet unb foou,G ar=
beitsunfdbig geiporoen, nanHe mD5en
aud in bic Sdnne stns3 uubarmbei Sis
ger 5einoes eeTallsn iein. lleler
1000 unI,rer UhtSIieber limb bersiS
nit bem Gtierrsn 4reuS, Der fd0nr
Itsn 3isr bes psutItsu Sclhatsr, ausz
ee5eifnet porben. Siirpa6r. bic
bsuti9s 8aufmanni9aft tam itpI3
auf ibrs Selpen feinl
Der @erbanb Bat gum gsItsn Der
Sinterblis6eusn ieiner 9efallenen. Der
glngebSrisen isinsr np6 i'm 6eIte fes
bsnben U2itgIisoer cine umfaHenos
6iIfsattion eingeleitet uns bereits
iiber 100000 Mari on unterfIbuns
gen aasae5ablt. Sn sritsr Rei1e tpurz
ben sfamilien beoaht, beren grnGbrsr
geialsn fino. Ord jeBt 1T man niht
mehr i'm Stanbe ben BON Sag 81 Gag
Ii6 iteiaernben 4nIprii6en an ben
6iIfsicnb eeniieenb geredJt gu lperoen.
Oarum penbet iih bic amertt. 3eus
troIiisIe besSerbanbes0s tTder6anb-
lunsssebiIfen, bersn SIP in Repsgcrt
1922 3. glne. 1T, on ale Deuts
ihen in 9lmerito. beiouesrs aber on
bic oeutIhen aaufIeute nit b:r b IN
g.noen gitte, i9r S6erfleiu, mdJ es
no5 10 Helm isiH, bem euien 3tped
3upsnoen Su polen. Seoe @dee
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Qrotsttcrot iibsr oas nmsriIanifAe
SiiIfsrert, su I6ernebmen.
bile @elbienouuueu, bitten mir on
bic 5irmu .Stened 5ruit Gomp1ru"
6obcten. q. Z. aelanoen su IuiieH.
lle6tr iebe Spsnbe miro qui.tirt pers
ben.
9er6aub 0eutT6er SdubIungss
eebiIieu all 9sip7i1, &reispereiu
Rem Durt. l9entrdlsSteue fiir
bic @srsinigteu Stadten-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17

Gie @robeeiftporenen beritteteiI
aeitern ocm Hidter gaippert, oaB iie
Sos 3uiIlftsGous, oas slrbeitsbaus
uno bas Goiintn. .Geidngnib beiudyi
bdtten uno gaben uafitebenoe erfll'
rlmgen rcip. GmpiebIunsen ab: n@ir
innoen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17
Girdlrnfpnsert.

SN Der Gcutifeu Ct. Sobannes
STRIDE finoet noreeu sIbenb oas BON
airdcnd,or iuiter 2eitung oes Giri'
acntcn Serrn Sobu q. Soffmaun pcr'
bereitete aorBert itntt. gtcben geoie.
1enen Coli entb1It oas Yrogramm
audi oie befai11te aantate nSinpu'
tbosi @e6oiH9", pom 9clerioge Sap'
Tor. slui oie Gininioirlng oieies g9er'
fcs lit srobe Sorgfult oerrpenoet NOR
Sen unh Den @eirrhern itebt elm pirf.
Iifer 9eni,B bepor. Reierpierte Sise
fir Sieies aon5ert fonnen in Der glpu'
tbefe res Serrn @elib, i'm air9en-
ge6auoe, belegt peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-17
slms ben 0eridtsbBfen.
Nie G,rsfscfdiporenen itatteu Dersaji
iiber ben gsfaub ueitutr Silent.
Ii6er Mnitalten al.

Ter ganirdnber SOieph Draper m
ter siuei Anflassn stitellt. .-Gbas,
6. Sriter6srs anf alimeHte per
tlaat. - GbsideiSHHssfalls. =
sdlabsneriakflaesn. - Die Stabi
perlisrt eiusm bsbeutenbsn sdDabtr'
eriat.grOSsh. = ariminai. sadsu
giadJlah AHselegenbeiteu. =
geridDiebsues.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-25
Legal Fight For
"MyStery Boy"
Is Merrily On

FORT WORTH, Texas, Aug. "a
Hearing of the habeas corpus pro-
ceedings brought by f. c. Careil
against Mrs Julia Delo of Quebec
to retain possession of Roy Carell,
who Mrs. Delo declared is her son,
Tommy Delo, kidnapped from their
home in Canada four years ago, will
not be concluded in the. seventeenth
district court here before Wednes-
day. Mrs Delo, on the stand Tues
day, said that her son when kidnapped
had gray eyes and brown hair. The
boy in dispute has brown eyes and
blonde hair Mrs Delo asserts that
these changes are natural and asserts
the boy is her son. She also claims
the boy is years old. Carell de-
clared he is 8 1-2 yeGrs old. Judge
Terrell today instructed dentists to
examine the boys teeth to determine
if possible his correct age. The boy
also was put on the stand Tuesday
and said he had been taken from the
front porch of his home by Carell
and had wandered over the country
with him.