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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08
WHEAT EXPORTS EXCESSIVE.
Government Sounds Warning Against
Too Heavy Shipments.

4 dispatch from Washington last
week says:
Warning that the present heavy
exports to Europe OF American wheat
and flour cannot he continued with
out eadangering the wheat supplies
for food and seeding requirements
at home. was contained today in the
department OF agriculture'S Asricu!-
tu-al Outlook. The department en-
pertS believe expectations at the
same rate as during December. Jan
nary and February until the coming
of the new wheat crop would en-
croach upon normal domestic needs.
investigation has disclosed that
there was on March an apparent
surplus of about 81 1000 bushels
of wheat over the domestic require
ments for food and seed that was
available for export in the four
months from March l to July |.
While the exports of wheat including
-four, during those four months last
year were 36.000.000 bushels. it is
pointed out that those exports dur
ing December. january and Febru-
airy last averaged almost 80, 100000
bushels per month, and if that rate
of export continued until the new
crop is available it would amount to
140.000.000 bushels.
The departments investigation
did not include inquiries into stocks
of -four, but the opinion is expressed
that they do not show so much re-
duction as wheat stocks. 4 factor in
the situation is that the Southern
States have greatly increased their
wheat acreage, the crop of which
will be marketable before July lst
and will have the effect of increas-
ing the available supplies between
now and that date.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08
Election at Denmark.

Denmark, April THE election
for town council today in Denmark
passed off quietly and resulted as fol
lows: For mayor. Dr.. II. J. Faust;
for councilmen. B. l.. Zeisler. p. l..
Bean. c. VI. Cox. J. b. White, ID. y.
Cox and ST. Clair p. Guess.
The Bamberg county chaingang is
camped about f9ur miles southwest
of Denmark. just beyond HartZos 5
mill, working the road in the direc-
tion OF town.
The Civic league is having cleanup
week observed ana number OF clean
up week badges are TO be seen on
the citizens. The Boy Scouts are
heartily enlisted in this work also.
The Booster club is rapidly finish
ing up its work for the chautauQua.
which is to be here April 26-2S.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08
TURKS MASSACRE CHRISTIANS.
Russians on Entering Village Of
Hafedewan Find 720 Bodies.

TabriZ, March 31.-Preceding the
reoccupation by the Russians of Sal
mac Plains. the AZerbaijan province
northwest of Urumiah, hundreds OF
native Christians were rounded up
by the Turks in the village of Hafe-
dewan and massacred Many of these
were searched out from the homes
of friendly Mohammedans, who tried
to hide them. The Russians on en-
tering the village found 720 bodies,
mostly naked and mutilated. Re-
covery of bodies from wells, pools
and bitches and their burial kept
three hundred men busy for three
days.
The wailng OF women intensified
the horror OF the scene. Widows
able to identify the bodies Of their
husbands insisted OH digging graves
and burying them. Some OF the vic
tins had been shot. others had been
bound to ladders and their heads.
protrudins through. hacked off. Eyes
were gouged out and limbs chopped
Off
4 general massacre of the 10000
OF 5000 Christians remaining in
Crumiah is expected unless it should
be averted by orders from COnstan-
tinopie.
Verbal messages from Urumiah
confirm earlier reports that more
than 500 persons already have been
Killed in that neighborhood and that
more than 1000 have died OF dis
ease. These messages also confirm
the reports of the maltreatment of
the Rev. f. T. Allen, an American
missionary at Crumiah.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08
\ solemn Rehearsal.

Oscar Wilde. in his last hours
made a jest about dying. and so be-
fore him did Lord Chesterfield. says
the Boston Transcript. The latter
when he had only short while to
live. was. on the advice OF his ply
sician. taken out for an easy drive.
As the equipage was proceeding
slowly along il was met by a lady
who remarked pleasantly: 'Ah. my
lord. am glad TO see YOU able to
drive out.
Il am not driving ont. madam,
answered Chesterfield. Il am SIM
ply rehearsing my funeral"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08
WILLARD KNOCKS OUT JOHNSON
Heavy-Weiaht Bout ut Havana Ended
in the Twenty-SiNth Round.

Havana. April 5.-Jack Johnson
exile from his own country. today
lost his claim to fstic fame as the
heavyweight champion Of the world.
The title was wrested from him by
Jess Willard, the Kansas cowboy, the
biggest man who ever entered the
prize ring. and a white hope who
at last has made good.
The day after tomorrow Johnson
his wife and little group OF friends
will sail for Martinique. there TO
await passage back TO France, where
Johnson proposes to settle down and
lead the life OF Il farmer. raising pigs
and chickens. There is no doubt that
he is through with the ring.
Willard is going back 10 the
United States to win the fortune
which was denied him today. when
Johnson got $4,000 before the fight
started. Willard taking only small
share OF the net receipts. Just what
his share was is not known.
Today's fight probably has no par
allel in the history Of ring battles.
For twenty rounds Johnson punched
and pounded Willard at will. but his
blows grew perceptibly less power
ful as the fight progressed until at
last he seemed unable or unwilling
to go on.
Johnson stopped leading and for
three or four rounds the battle be-
tween the two huge men was little
more than a series OF plastic poses OF
white and black gladiators.
So it was until the twenty-tifth
round. when Willard got one of his
widely swinging, windmill right-hand
smashes to JohnsonS heart. This
was the beginning of the end.
When the round closed Johnson
sent word 10 his wife that he was all
in and told her TO start for home.
She was on the way ont and was
passing the ring in the twenty-siXth
round when a singing left to the
body and cyclonic right TO the
Jaw caused Johnson TO crumple on
the floor OF the ring. where he lay.
partly outside the ropes. until the
referee counted ten and held up Will
lard's hand in token Of his newly
won laurelS
Willard is probably the most
modest champion who ever stepped
out Of a prize ring. taking his victory
as philosophical as he had looked
forward to the fight Neither he nor
Johnson appeared much damaged by
the battle. The new champion lip,
right ear and left cheek showed slight
cuts, but at no time was there more.
than a drop or two OF blood in evi-
dence.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08
RICHLAND DlSPE,NSARY BOARD.
Beer Dispenser. Clerk and Other Em-
pIoyeS Will lie Dismissed.

Columbia, March 31.-The Rich
land county dispensary board was
called before Governor Manning this
morning, and as a result Of his talk
with them II. E. Watts. beer dispen-
ser: George W. Collins, clerk; S. D.
Friday. George Geiger and Harrison,
all employees OF the dispensary, will
be dismissed and their places filled
by Others No statement was made
at the governors office. but it is
known that the governor called the
attention OF the board to the charges
OF alleged nepotism and the diSsatis-
faction in the community over their
elections OF employees. The board
is understood to have offered every
cooperation.
The board is composed OF S. 7.
Westbury. J. w. II. Duncan and J.
S. Werner. This marks the second
time that the board has been sum-
moned before the governor and ad-
monished to be careful in the per-
sons they elect to minor positions,
and impressed with the fact that the
responsibility Of the conduct Of the
dispensary is on them.
The Richland county diSpensary
board at a meeting this afternoon
elected ". G. Cathcart shipping clerk
and p. D. Drew and Newton Carroll.
employees Of the dispenSary.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08
NAMES NEW ASYLUM HEAD
DIR. GEORGE r. SARGENT HAS
HAD MUCH ENPERIE,NtE.
New Superintendent. an Expert
Comes to This State With Strong
Endorsements.

Columbia. April 6.-After giving
the matter the most earnest and care
full attention for three months Gov
ernor Manning has appointed Dr..
George F. Sargent. an expert in the
treatment of mental diseases and
care of the insane. superintendent OF
the State Hospital for the Insane.
The new superintendent will assume
his duties on May 10.
DR.. Sargent is Sc years of age and
has been married two years. He
graduated at the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons in 1903, and serv-
ed for two years at the Worcester
Mass, State Hospital OF the Insane.
He then went to Northern Michigan
Hospital for the Insane. and since his
service there has been assistant ply
sician at Sheppard and Enoch Pratt
Hospital for the Insane, at Cowson,
Md.
Dr.. Sargent was highly recon-
mended by Dr. Brush. the superin-
tendent Of the Sheppard and Enoch
Pratt asylum: by Drs. Henry NJ.
Hurd and Barker. of Johns Hopkins:
by DR.. Munson. superintendent Of the
Northern Michigan asylum, and by
Dr.. \. p. Herring. secretary of the
Maryland lunacy commission. who
made the investigation and report on
conditions at the State asylum as
Governor Manning's efficiency en-
pert
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08
DR.. Strait Informed.

AS soon as the plan for the reor-
ganiZation of the State Hospital for
the Insane was decided upon the gov
ernor sent for Dr. T. J. Strait. the
present superintendent. and told him
it was his intention to get an expert
for superintendent. but that he would
give DR.. Strait ample notice. AS soon
as the governor selected Dr. Sargent
for the place he again sent for DR..
Strait and told the latter that he
had appointed Dr.. Sargent superin-
tendent and that DR.. Sargent would
assume his duties on May 10.
This latest appointment OF the gov
ernor, it is believed, will meet with
the approval of the people OF the
State.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08
Good Reason.

How do You know the world is
round?" asked the teacher.
Because" replied the boy. father
says it amt on the square and uncle
says it amt on the level. Wash
ington Star.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08
TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
J. =. Grim, of Columbia, Shoots Him
self Through Head.

Columbia. March 3l.-J. 5. Grim,
Il shoe merchant Of Columbia. shot
himself through the head with pis-
tol about ii o'clock this morning at
his home He was rushed 10 the
hospital and operated on. 1t is stat
ed that, he has fighting chance for
recovery. The cause OF the affair
is unknown. Mr. Grim is young
man who has done we'll and was
well thought of in the community.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08

The baseball fan, being phlloso-
pher. argues that it is better to have
all the bad weather come and go be-
fore the opening of he league sea-
son.-Atlanta Journal.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-04-08

Greece is a heavy lumber export
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-14

menbdnsen unb bab iie slsid,eitis be.
banbelt iuerbsn miiHen, um cine befrie.
bigenoe GrIebisung Der aontropsris
nit Oeutidlaub 5u iidern. Wsnu
grban iasi, baB DeutIHIanb iein
Redt babe, ron ben Der. Stdatsn 3il
Derlansen, bob iie Gnsidnbs brutalsm
gsrbaIten GinbaIt eebisten. 70 itelIt sr
bic Sa9e MD; ridtist bar. Deutlds
Lamb bat bas Rsht Der Rotbpebr. III
aber ipiIIsns, auf bisies Rstt 3u pers
sihten, penn bic Der. Gtaatsn bic llrs
1ahen, tpeldbe bag Rsht Der 9othmebr
aei9affeR babsn. beieiiigt. Sinb bi.
Der. Siaaien nidt piIIens. bies su
ibun, Obipobl es in ibrem sissn.n Sns
iersiie lisst, 70 itebt es ibnen aud1 niht
su, 9eutIhIarb baran gu uerbinbern.
pdb es nm fein Soiein tdmpft, Elm
Redt, tpel6es eins Rsgisruns iid nebs
men lafen fam unb fpirb. limb auf
ipeIts ieitem gooen Deutftlanb Itsbt.
1T aus elmer ipeitsreu gemertnng
grpGus sriitiIi4. er ioet, penn Der
qrdIibsnt 5ugtseben bat. bob oas 9Ols
,srrs6t Gnglauo essa6ibsr aednberi
fperbe, inbem sr ibm oeitattsi. bas
glodaoeeebii aus3ubsbnen. neil
aaudbooie ben bIodirsnbsn Sd,iffen
asfdbrli9 iinb, itsbs Deutfdlanb bic
fgorberune su, bab bas 9olts-redt in
9e5ua auf bic gebdnoIune pon Sdif'
ZEN aeGnbert ptres, ipelhe ben Seinoeu
arisasmatsrial ;ufiibren. RAD 9rps
ans glnii6t mare cine 9orihrtfi AM
qlabe. nas Stirie, ipsIbe ari.asmoies
rial an gorb babsn, ,eine gaFdgisre
bef5roern biirf,u. Dds III seudu. mas
9eutidlanb ptrlaret uno mas Der
qrdfesnt perntigeri. poburd sr fid
zines groben liure6ts sseen SentiS'
lamb idmIbie madt
gtuf @runb Der sroben Biberfprii'
DE, in tpel6t 6err grpan ii6 pers
pidet tann Ct fid teine Soffnung
MAIDEN. bab bic DeutIh .gmsriion.r
fit BON i.inem an iie ssrihtetsn offes
nen S6rei6en ibtr3suesn lafen ip.rs
ben. Sic tonn.r nur bsoousrn, cob Der
Ulut6 uub bic giuiidt, bic Brian
in fsinem erftsr grief. cffenbart bdi.
itor pierunb5hdr3is Stunbsn oarauf
tl6oIih perrduht iinn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-14
@ie es semadt pirO.

fiir al, Siraftbaim. be in BEN
BON ans bsisgisn iraus5iiTHsn @r6i:!
periibt perbsn. III Der S9uIeise Don
pornb,r.in ssfunben: BAG bsutih:
Seer. Tas gtrbreter @siinbsi, bns
in BEN bsitbien 1bsiIsu 5ranir.i6s 10
ip,uis iuie aHbusuo febli, madt ii4
bisfeH auf Der 8srblenblins bes bafs5
berub.nbsn llmiinnb Sunubs.
Dis .b.utite 9srbrehsn" entit.bsn.
mag elm gorfan erlpsiisn, Yer ii6 IN
Gpioins abg,ipislt Bat. Gin bsutihes
Gtappeniommanbo iibsrraItie in al,
nsm DON fsinsn gefpobntrn OerIaTsnen
paul. ein.n sroben 1rupp Stinbsr, bic
inter Der anl.iiuns bon Grp1hIenen,
gum 1beil nit 9dts uHb S4aui.l
ausgsuit.t, 6aus unb @arien tiFriS
ourdiiob.ri,n. Die gliinbsrer purbea
Isiissnommsn unb bsm Maire 3uets
fiihrt. Differ ritiett narouf an btr
beutifsH gefsblsbdbsr BEN folssnben
Brief, ben mir in iportseireusr llsbsrs
iebuns pieberseben:
Gpioina. 5. april 1916.
giirssrm,iittrdmi BON Gpfoing.
Der 9iirsermeiiier pon gpfoins an
ben 6errn aommanbnnien Der hsut,
i6en Sruppsn in Gsned.
5err &omnarount!
Qniniipfenb en- bic unttrrebuHg. bic
itb gtltsrn, am 4. b. DR., mi. Sbnen gu
fiibren bic gbre bate. bssils i'd mid,
sic gu btnaGridiieeH. bab it fOslei4
Wdrnungsiafeln or Glitter unbUlauer
bes @runbitiids Maitin. gabnbp's
ifrabe, babe dnbrinssn laiTen. Cd
iibermittelt Sbnsr bier fOIssnb bic Ra,
men, bic sic mid ssfisrH ftfiiisIIsn
hisbtn: gotie fyraneois, G4ubma9er.
DeFalls pisrrs, 1ii&lsr. pciHOnnlsE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-14

Marcel, Wsber. Oeltseluie aeonaro.
gD.berei @urarbtitsr, Gsftinur 9ouis,
Biebsr, GuboiSJraneOis, Gabri,artsi,
Ter, unb MuIisr GbarIss. Wlaursr.
Die frasIids gsFbuns III 9,ipSbns
Iid mif sinsm 9prleeeT1lob geIperrt,
pber iis iianb ssFsrn often. NEIL 6err
aueuits Dssbounet Guf W.ranlaHuns
bes Dd4isrs. Serru Garrisrs, Fis Be-
iretsn bate. I'M cine syif4rsuf. sur
auskHsrung ab5uboleH.
Sd boffe. 6srr aommanbant. bnmit
msine gIfli6t Sbnsn esseniittr srfiin.
Ju babsn. unb babe bic Gbrs, Sis met.
nsr erDbtsn 6c4a4tuns gu psriiGern.
Der Biirgsrmsifisr.
(llnierIdrift.)
W1rsH bic fran55fiitm pliinbsrer.
bic i'm alesmtinsn ipobl iinbeknisi
ibr bunflss 6dnblnri trsiben, bier
ui@i safdlis bon sinsm teuti9srstom.
maHbo iibsrraf4t ,rcrtsH 70 batstn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-14
Obtrh @abte bat lpieter sin

Sberit 60 BITE bat ipieber ein
2ebens3eiaen bon ii4 sessben unb err
lpeiit ii9, ipte INNER, als Elm bDdit uns
5uperlGfiger Sepbahter. Wdbrenb bes
ruiiiid sjapanii6en arieses Bat er aIs
geri6teritutter i'm Eager Der 9tuiIen
nit Der gr5Bten Gntidiebenheit be-
bauptet, bdb bic Ruiien nidt unterlies
gen unb bic Supansr nidt elmer p0llia
gen 3ermalmung entgeben .rnnen.
9ieIs 2(nitht ii6er bic llnbeiiegbdrteit
Der auTen itedt ibm nod INNER i'm
Gppfe unb tann ibm jsbt ebenio ipenlg
ipie friiber bur6 pffentunbige lbatias
den aussstrieben fperben. llas er
jebt i4reibt uno idst, ldbt et's9en,
bab er jest pomOeli6 nod begriffss
itubiger 1T, ots friiber. Wie er es oarz
leqt, 1T bic Wiberitanbstraft Der ylu's
fen nod niht eebrOfen, pesDigen er
bapor parnt, ben bisbsrisen Grfolgen
Der SeutI6en gu erobsn Bsrt9 bei5us
meFen. 0as iii ipeiter niats als
&luoIfpGberei. Gs bat Niemanb be-
bauptet, bag bic @iberiunbstroFt Der
RuiIen oebro6en 1T unb ss hdt ana
Riemanb bebauptet, bab lie gebro4sn
iueroen t0rnte. Sas lit i4on aus osm
@runbe niht bert6or, baB es ben
9euti9en ni6t mDglid 1T, ben ru'iis
f8en Seeren Iptueit su folsen. ais iie
lih in 6olse Der iueiten ausoehnrrg
beg 2anbes SuriitSuSisbsu oermDgen.
0emna6 lam es au6 gar niht I'M
pldne Der beutIchen Seerssleiturg lie
gen, bas ruifiIte Seer auFSureiben.
Sbre Qlufgabe beitebt burin. Suerit bic
Ruffen aus 9aIi5ier gu psrordrgen,
mas i6on gum er0bten 9beile geihe'
ben lit, obtpobl nod perfdieoene
S6Ia9ten nUtbie fsin mOasu, nm bic
Teg 3iel poqenos su srreihen. Die
stpeite Mufaabe beftebt bariu, bic ses
fammte ruiIiids 2inis iOtpsit su-iidsu'
brdngsn, bab fts auber Stanbe 1T,
pieber in Deutfhlanb unb Seiterreih
einsufaIlen. 0os 1T pobl not ni6t
pDuia erreitt, aber es 1T eriidtlid unb
es lam bas Sober iebeu. uuber Sbtrit
Sable, bab aud bieIes 3iel Der erfiils
luno nabe 1T. Denn bic RuTsn bis
iib.r bic 0eihfel suriidssorGn9t pcrs
ben iinb. bann iperben bic bcutiden
perbiinbeten Sesre ii6 uuf bic 4bpsbr |
beT6rGnten. Sic tperbsn bic Euiisn 10 !
lanse an Der Wsidiel feitbaltsn. Biz
lie Sranfrei6 erobert baben. fpas
purdfibr6ar III, neil 5rantrsich Elm
bsi9rGnttes Qano III unb o6lz
Iia beiest ip.rben Tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-14

Die geGe9rte gsep gortsr
Sun" ldbt ibr 2idt in eisentbiimIi,
der Weiie leuaten. sic peroffentli6t
einen Brief. Der Die llnterfdrift bes
Serausgebers Der ,Repgorter Stdatss
seituns', 6ermann Riboer, fiibrt. NOS
rim bisIer ale DeutIden. Die ssgen bic
Ser. Stautsn i'm Salle zines ariess
.Gmpfen pOllsn, srIudt, ibm ibre Nas
men sinSui9iden. Sin Sobn beg
Serrn Ribosr bat in 2lbpeienbeit fets
nes 0aters ben Brief fir eine aemeins
5dli6ung srtldrt, mas unbeitreitbar
1T unb biu3ugefiigt. bab iein Batter
zines Iol4en 8erratbs gesen bic Ver.
Gtaoten niht fdbig pGre. 0araufbin
anttportet ibm bic Rerp gOrter sun"
nit Sinipeis auf bic @erfahung, baB
bic 4npsr6ung Don Manni6aften fur
einen 9rieg teinen @erratb bsbeutet.
@as bic Sun" nit folder SeIebrung
bespedt, 1T ni6t perftdnbItt. WiG lie
pielIei6t bic Seutiden gum @errath
nerletten? Gas pirb ibr ni6t gslius
Gen. @lsi6pisl fpie bic Siuee 'ifJ ents
ipiteln m6een, iperbsn bic Deuti4en
unter tetnen rmItGnben ibren Mit6iirs
germ in ben Riden fallen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-14
G ml(as uere@rtal cecr!
snfruf gu einer Yetitiou eesea @aMtnIiefernug.

Tim grabnten ibuseH, bak bic amrrifanide Wdon ia
HafneiernHs Sutnmanitat unenrdtdt nan nngeds
f erb eat bic abt pOr tm flint BIS bn waienH
umeaneu ghrsern uuisr,ne geiOH hbeHotn ose f &C.
gen @anadsr i 5n biem yhnie DerOsn nHiere per'
sn su en ibr 9amen, nebh @cbncr nno sfaaf nHr oor
Sofnmen icaen nno m6glid hnf prrt Hndrtfm
sIuHsen bah am jSem eS Wamn sn Seonpons
nb oaHn ausSndnben nnO bem vgOa per0nld er per So
GniHu goIfsbla g. O. Bog 22 snSueaeH wosau mu pe aH
Die Central Gamlelfeue ibermiteIu werbfn. FL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-14

fs stpeifslIos 10 balb ME m6sli6 Dor
sin.r samtIiasn lln:sriu4unes Rom.
milton" b,baupt,i, bab beuii9e Sol.
oaien bic S9ulbiptn isi,n. llnb in ben
Observation-Disclosures bisbe % banR:
GpOfins. Dds geiibtbHm bss Germ
gBdttins. gabnhofirabe, ipurbe pon
etutftsn Solbaten BON grmb aus
psripiiitsi unb sepliinbsri. aaeSbrdn.
is unb e4ubfdGsg iinS srbroGtn uno
ausasrdubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-14
Sn BEN IeBten sageu fiub

Sn BEN lesteu 5ueeu Hno
unfere aeisr bur6 bic susliftsn 3sis
iunssna6ridter, bic srObe GrfoIss Der
RuIIen melbeten, in aufrsgung uno
geiorsrib ssratben. Das i6ruen 'ie
ii6 absr eriparsr, tpenr lie baDon abs
itebeu. iit aug snglii6eu 3eitureen
austunft ii6er ben 9srlaui bss Sri,aes
au bolen, oenn mas oisie aubsr ben
Sepef6en Der aFociirteu preFs brtrs
oen, fommt aus fehr urlauterer Ggells
Gs ftnb bas foeenarute SpsIidlbes
rihts. bic aus ben Sauptquortiersu Der
glGiirten tommen, bic idor ohnetin
ibrer 9bantafie frsisn Quuf laiI:n urb
benen bic SorrefpUnosntsu noh gBeis
teres binSuFiisen pber ridtiger bin3us
liissn. Die jebt nabs Elm Sdhr lang
oemaaten Grfabrunger buben nue be-
lebrt bag bic 9eneralitabsberifbte aus
Berlin unb Bieu supsrIGiIis iirb. JH
ben sebn Wonaten. bic jebt Der arieg
tpdbrt. bat iid ridt Elm ein5issr Gan
ereisnet, bob bic geridte aug pi.fen
beiben GuelIen fi4 ats unridl;i5 sriDiss
fen bdtteu. Die aefsr tusrben aud aes
feben baben, bab in oisIsn beihsn Be
ri6ten ni6ts tpeaeelaiIsn ipirb, mas
ben beutf4en aniirten unsiiHitig lit.
Denn bieis selegentli4 se3puns
qen iinb, einen Riid3ug or5utrsten,
lDiro bas often 5ugeitanosn unb aIeids
5sitig ertIGrt, pas ben RId3ue ers
5ipungsn bat. 3umeiit baubsIt es iidI
I'M Nlantenbeipesunaeu bic einge'teIIt
perbeu mubten, neil Der Tsinb iA
itdrter seigte, uts man ermortet bate.
0ie es Iih nit ben 9sridteu Der Gls
liirten DerbGlt. iolIts ben Qeisrn sur
Geniige bstannt iein. Gisis meloen
Siege, bic lie ni6t errunsen bdbsu unb
perI9neigen jebe Risberlaes. Die
S6lu9t Don 9onnenbers III 5is auf
ben beutisen Tag nod ni6t Oom ruff
f6en Souptquurtier gemsIOet oorbeu.
Sds bat auh 81 Nege eebrddt. bat
man iel6it in 9Onbon an bic ruHiihen
Siesss6eritts ui6t mehr slau6t. Sn.
Der slei6en Deiie per6dlt es ;i6 nit /
ben geritteu Der glliirteu iiher bic
Dor aonitdntinoptl. Die
5irtsn iinb fdon 70 bdufis als Osr'
ni6tet esmslbet fporben. bab nan in
2oubon iti1f6psigenb ii6er Sieaesbes
ri6te, bic aus Der Qiigenfdbrit in
2lt6en tommen, binpssgsbt. lleber ben
Wertb, pel6sn bic Mslbungen Der
;Fran3ofen beiiBen, iolIten bic ader
,benfols f6on binlGngli6 uuterri9tet
Teiu. Wenn lie einen @rdben aenoms
men boben, beridten Iie einen 1lors
reihen Gieg. Wir bdbeu INNER
lefunben, oak mir einen tlarsn
,leberblid erbalten bdben, iDenn mir
ms frsng an bic geri6te bes
SsueraIifd6s aus Berlin urb aus
DieH bieltsn uno mir tonnen unIeren
2sfern gu ibrer 8erubisung uitbt brin.
Jsnb eenus empfeblen. bisfs 9eridte
lusidliebli9 unb uI.in aar Ridt,l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-14

BON aller G om men tdren
Der englif9eN prsife ii6er bic 5peite
Rote bes prdiibeHten fasint uns bic
gbicqgoer .Trtbune" bic alIetn rihtige
&nii6t su entpitsln, inbem lie iast,
bab bieIe Rote 0eutI6lanb @elegenbett
gibt, tpeitsr su perbanbeln uno Elm
idrpffes Rein, tpelches einen Ib6rud
Der biplomotifteu ge3iebungen ber6ets
fii6ren lpiiroe, gu Dermeiben. Ods
Gbicagper 8Iatt finbst bieie Wtoglihs
teit barir, bub Der prGiioent an bic
SumanitGt DeutI6lanbs apps1ir. uno
Ii6 bereit ertlGrt bat, bic 8ei6perben
Der beutfden Regierung iiber Gngs
lambs MISUNDERSTANDING 8ebunblung
Der Seerehts gu bes 2eBtsren aenntniB
su brinaen. Die 9euti6lauo bumit
9eleeenbeit bdtte, bic btplomdtii6en
rntsrbanblungsn fort5ufssen, III lei4t
genug gu erfernen. &c lam ods
@eripreden ertbeilen. baB ben QuTas
qieren uuf 5unbelsidiffen geniisenb
3eit gelaifen iperOen piirbe, iih in bic
gOOte au bege6en, OOrausgeiebt, bdb
bas aufasbradts S6iff tsinen 9ludt.
oeriu6 madt ober ii6 ni6t 8ug Debre
feBt uno es tdnn oerfprefeu, ben
Sou6boottrisa geeer Sunbelsi6iffe
oolIia ein3uiteler, fobulb Grolanb uuf=
bort, bannfrsis Daure, bic na6
0eutialonb ge6t, gu tdpsrn.