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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
FINAL REMlITANCES WILL BE OPEN
Ed BY THE JUDGES, AND NO ONE
Will KNOW RESULTS OF CONTEST
UNTIL THEY ANNOUNCE WHO ARI
THE WINNERS.

: only \ little over twenty tour bour- now
until the close Of the IIcraId7 Great Sub
~crIptIon Contest
Short time enough N winch to conclude
the campaign which = 10 decide the own
er9hlp ot IN those -plendid prizes which
The Herald T. giving away a. \ reward t0
the contestants securing the greatest mum
her Of subscriptions f. this paper.
Vet, time enough for anyone who can 10
" ~ send ~ III ~ her subscription for
the benefit ~ IN - her tavorite ~ the con
test
And any reader # The Herald who has
not vet gwen subscription 70 one Of the
contestants should Ne sure tc give al least
one year subscription 70 some candidate
m this Contest
How would It look. # Brownsville and
the other towns ot thl- Magic Valley should
fail to shown proper appreciation Of the
effort Of The Herald IN offering set of
prizes - costly aud 80 numerous that they
would do credit to any metropolitan paper
"Why. II 81. Louis paper should ad y
vertl~e an SlS phouograph a. . premium
for subscriptions. the people there would
90 wild. rushing around frantically, IN their
efforts to secure the largest number of sub
,criptlonS." was the remark Of gentle
mau who was here from St Louis, re-
marking upon the surprisingly expensive
gifts which The Herald ! offering IN thu.
contest Il am surprised he added. "that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
ASKED THAW IF
HE WAS INSANE
REPLIES that iI IS QUESTION That
CANNOT BIZ ANSWERED WITH
REPLY OF A WORD

New York. n II. July o-Harry II
Ihaw today. when asked bv the states at
toIney whether he believed himself insane
when ne killed Stanford White. replied
"That n question that cannat ~ ans wer-
ed by one word. The Jury gave me the
benefit Of the doubt I'm effect they evi-
IDENTIFY believed there might have been =
chance NY reason was not all that II should
be"
Ih1w ard that lut before he hot hnn.
White made move with hi- hand toward
IN pocket 1haw spoke IN low tone. ap-
ppearlng composed Twice he answered
the cross examiner sharply. Ie referred
to the ahenl-t- who testified mt the state
habeaS cprpu- proceeding recently a. the
bug doctors" Thaw insisted that Mr.
Susan A. Merrill. H. former Iandlsdy here.
committed perjury III her testimony about
1haW'- beating nude girl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
NAFARRATE SAVES SITUATION IN
rAnEDoN WHEN CARRAMCIsTAs
WERE TRYING 10 CAPTURE
rAREnnM
CARRANClStAS CLAIM 10 81 IN 70
SItI1N TO PREVENT VILLA GIT
TING C0AHUIlA COAL FOR
HIS TRAINS

With the capture Of Paredon. Coahuila
reported to have been effected yesterday,
Carrancieta~ IN Brownsville clam that the
key to General Panchu Villa supply ot
coal for the operation Of trains ~ HI dc
fenSe against the uorthward movement ot
Ohregon. l. ~ the hands 1T the Carranza
fope5 The announcement If the capture
Of Paredon. which = about thirty miles-
west Of Monterrey. on the railroad IT, Tor
reon. was contained m message received
IN Matamoroo late Yesterday.
This news followed closely the news uf
the capture of Icamolc, east Of Parcdon,
by the Carrdnci~ta> With tins victory the
Carranza forces. which are said f. num-
her 10000 men, pushed on westward III
the campaign against Pared"n where the
Villa forces were prepared Tor strong
defense. Fighting was extraordinarily
heavy during Wednesday and Thursday.
aud the Carranciotas lost heavily IN men
until the arrival of reinforccmcuts under
General Emiliano Nafarratc, commanding =
force of the .IulScchltoS indians who did
such effective work ~ the late thhtrug ~
Matamuros. The tide turned ~ favor "t
the Carranci~tas, resulting ~ the Villa
forces withdrawing still farther westward
Ia the direction of Torreon.
Paredun j. IN important junction point
IN relation Ia SatIllo'- communication with
the border at Piedra~ Ncgra- IT cap
'ure. If true, cuts Saliillo'- telegraph and
railroad communication to the border In
puiry AZ the Western Union telegraph office
here today resulted m the information that
wires are down south Of PiedraS Negra y,
and this i, believed somewhat coutirma-
tory of The Carranla claims Of Parcdon', !,
capture.
Men familiar with that section 81 Goa
hulla state that II i still poS-ibk Tor Villa
10 obtain coal FROM Moncloyal and Nuz-
guis, BY using cut of LEAVING the Mexl-
can International aud Heata and ztl-
ing the Monterrey and Tcrreon line and
Saucedo. However, # q probable that with
their reported victory At Paredon the Car
rancistas will be enabled 10 push the few
miles further west and take possession of
the Saucedo Junction, thus completely cut
ting off all avenues Of coal supply for the
Villa forces, unless II can be had from
some other state N the Villa territory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
JURY TAMPER|NG
is CHARGED IN
LAWSON CASE
JUROR SWEARS He VOTED FOR CON
vICTION IN BELIEF WIFE WAS
DANGEROUSLY I'LL.
SAYS RAL!tE TOLD HIM DURING 50
HOURS DELIBERATIONS. THUS.
CAUSING WORRY
tBy Associated Press

Trinidad, Colo. July 9-Charges # in
timdaticn and Jury tampeinr IN securing
verdict IF murder against John II Law
son. the labor leader. IN the Colorado strike
case. were made today N 'he arguments
for new ifrl On. ~ m lrrorS made
affidavit that u, hchev"i Lawson innocent
but voted guilty % AZ - frrry home to
hi wife .wlrII ~" wa u roiycd into believ-
ing very III
Lawson III. ,nnyicic 'f the murder If
l.i,u Nimm'. = Ierutv- r.G The miners
clarn anotlar Guard fi.t tic bullet which
INT Nlmmc Grover Hall wa lie Juror sign
m the affidavit lie -' II IN during more
ih.rr htiv turr ot la,. deliberations ne
va informed ~ Frank Gooden. halff ~
charge of ~, Jury, tn Nh. Hall wa
dangerously ~ Other ifda' I'LL showed
mat Mr.. Hall had col and declared
irrt Zach Martin. an urd"r sheriff. went
- her hon I. uiormirc h,I -hc ought to
! I'VE y do"'.f and did seal for \ doctor
" u" PRONOUNCED her n"t ~,rtnGslv ill
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
London Man Seeks To Prove He Was
Born In Brownsville, Department
Of State Hunts Out His Nativity

II anv citizen ~ Brown lie cam re-
member I'M Ulrig 4. Parker being born
IN Brownsville n ISIS theg ma ave
the life of man who rarhar stands
chance Of being convicted IL England as
a Spr
Can Fou rouhtn tho birth 0f Uifig
Il Parker at Brownsville. lrNle. cn Feb
iuarv ~, l>i> Thus cabled the Amcri-
can AmbassadoI to the Court pt at
James al London. England tn the stats
department ~ Washington Ihe ueau
"a Citizenship ~ the state Department
sent letter 10 cIiaaHto Niiare1l tih
Secretary Of Brownsville repeating the
question. and asking for al possible
clue. II exact data srnot ~ bo had.
All possible clues that could X as-
sembled Mr. Nillareal set out IN his re-
ply yesterday. There Is no record OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

Here at last h 4 certified ease If an
invasion Of Texas ~ band Of native
McAicluS bent "n rillace Border raid
ing according ~ popular rumor Is rs
regular aS bull fighting used to be- with
our nelghborS across the way. Now
comes the first actual proof that raids
are made The parrots raidcd the coun
Try for food. This constitutes plllage
Wilhln the meaning " The Hague rul.
ingS governing international relations.
~ IS certified ease because Of the two
men who reported seeing the parroqnretS :
one was = naturalist. and therefore well
qualified to pronounce them real Nexi-
can invaders and the other was an
ordained priest. who would not wish to
further nature taking yarn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

sUch rirth ir tHf Wffh FtrFI
iri thai r0rir. Af' ntrf Irr rr Ir
in,a nh. fim. uftihai fh f1 h-fh
tia .r Parker but no bnr fh.i tF
m.n. pei un ssure m Atlltr l ih
tha mayor who .rrtd from IN. i>ff
Fae al in.arahie bachelor Th-Fr -
VIVA WV rrnu.l Parker hlIfrh"li Whp IrH
have children The. removed tn 'nFrHA
'hurn iatrr huf m iNtS wsrr in ln
Er9NEatIll.. :.ud lriF VI tlt wv
been born here 1hat n. Ril Trnrf il'-
can tell The State department
city Srcfrtar, NillareaI li
citing hrurs. NV thinks sintr. ih IifH
Department SAYS nothing KIM whN NH
Parker j. anxious H. prove hr na hFn
in Brownsville. thar Mr. Parker ,Hft
% prove he IN an American riiIr-H. hrn
in Brownsville. because hc IL l"rAr'l ur
in the tower Of London a. a German u.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
300 Mexican Parrots Invade American Soil;
RedHeaded. Green Coated Aliens Search
Food Here For First Time In 20 Years

Fludnnc the we'll known vigilance If
immigrant inspectors, customs officers
aud quarantine guards. three hundred
starving Mexican refugees Yesterday
crossed the Rio Grande At the northern
edge Of Brownsville and are now raid
ing coruiclds ia the ouilying rpuntry
for food Not for twenty years has such
i flock Of immigrants changed countries
on the border without passing under the
eyes of the government inspectors.
Three hundred parrots. green feath
cred Mcxcan parrotS-and no more
mystery stuff P>ittacus chrysotus, n"
less. s,ageS hereabouts say that not
since the last great famine in Mexico
about twenty years ago has flock OF
these grain.fceding birds been seen on
Texas Sill. IT is supposed that the scar
city of growing crops on which the birds
feed caused them To work further north.
until al last they crossed the river IN
violation Of immigration. quarantine and
neutrality laws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
OF
CAVALRY GOES
UP THE RIVER
BORDER PATROL HEADQUARTERS
SAYS N is MERELY TRIP or RE-
C0hNAlSAhCt
SHERIFF vANN SILL N NORTH End
or COUNTY, AND THE pun
SUIT CONTINUES.

Fifteen troopers from { troop, sad Cav
alrv. commanded b. Lieutenant =. J.. ~.
elias left Fort Brown a. 80 tins after
noon moving up river on the military road
The detachment carried tull Eit and wa-
accompanied ,by a tram wason catrHin-
supple and equipment.
Asked the purpose ot sending ouf de-
Itlchment. Lieutenant Ill u. John ou.
auadron adlutant. denied thaf there AN Hnr
unusual circumstance causing tht dt
patching ot the Troopers. at = IMPLY "A
reconnaissance patrol. gong out to oh-erN,
conditions along the nver Tor fifteen or
twenty miles upstream he sand eve
keep n contact with the border situation
b ending out these observing parne- from
time wv tune The movement l- purely tAt-
meal and ha= nothing to IA with amy Hr
posed plot 40 rand Brownsville
Lieutenant Johnson reiu. ed tu comment
uthciallr III the famous anonymous letter
threatenn- Brownsville with rand ui
armed Mexican. -ent a. sheriff NaHn
GENTLY Hi unofficial comment Ua hoFr
IN H. thorouehcoIns alnu- -ement wAen 'h'
INV ferrous" message wa mentioned. it-
Brown VII not sleeping W. ita HIu m Hn
hcIpanou VI pepehuon ol .Hc t1t.mr
RAID
The IT, cnce If sheriff Nsnu. who iili
III the RaymoudvIlle country tl0lbne htp-
dit supposed to have robbed -tna Nlnen wv
tha north Of the county. leave Brown
Vile without further particular ot the
moving picture outlaw chase thought to ho
-tIIl on Il, merry way WV thc north cluutr.
Baymondvllle ann upply NOTHING hui
maze of tangled rumoi- ANA mlonhrmcd
report. After week ot excitement anl
turiou- man-huntnc nothing. up tp moon
today. could he definitely aIt about th"
bandits
Among report circulating here rn"
that 2 cham Of cavalrymen vii rs thrown
along the nverflo-e enough to leave p,
opening for armed men wv baudItry bent
IN lip through Attathc ut the sheriff
department can neither confirm pI deny
any runol having ncdance hme II tht
chase i still gong on the pose i opelat-
Ing wv Tar from communication .- to rut
them of from publicity service The re-
turn of Sheriff Nann To telegraph or tale-
phone station must be awaited betore facts
can be had.
No confirmation ot the reported Aillnl
Ut two bandits near the Cameron lldal-r
county line two dav has been received
Late Yesterday a repent reached fhe flf-
that y ank Martin. foreman cn the AIn-
ranch near Norlds, north w haym0ndvllle
Wedne dav shot and killed one =uppo nd
cattle their. and wounded another Aa,ald-
ing 10 tbs information received here, Mtt-
tn was -tence lidln- when he came upon
partv W tve Mexican holding the fence
down and driving ont several head ot cat-
tle The men saw him at tha same tme
and si5nalad to him to halt Instead ot
complying Martin continued md the men
cracked down" Martin dismountcd.
sought shelter behind hi horse and. SAYS
this information. fired several shot=. HI
hng one man and woundin- ore. The 9th
ers escaped, carrying TIE wounded man
with them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
WILL USE MOTOR
BOATS AGAINST
GERMANS SUBS

New York, n. Y.,July 9.(The q. q.
smith Boat company announced today that
representatives of British, French and
Russian governments have requested esti-
mates for the construction OF $50 power
ful motor speed boats for war use. The
boats are required 10 be strong enough to
carry two or more light guns and II i un-
derStood they will be used IN hunting down
German submarines. They will be- thirty
feet long. The company's factory j. in Can
ada. near Detroit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
Some Final Instructions 10 Contestants

tunte~tan- are requested 10 hc sure to
send m all subscription, accompanying
checks or ca Ia. which they will turn ~ to-
morrow night ~ securely sealed envelopes
These final re.rrn- viii We opened ~ the
committee 1T ludss. who VII canvass the
votes and decide upon the ownership OF
each prize Nncr1l
The hour e closing the contest VIII b
eight o'clock tomorrow night
Out 1T town conte -tant- may mail re-
mltiance~ and subscriptions up to that
hour. and any uch remttances Will be
credited on theIr account No remittance
or report ot subscriptions made tomorrow
night Will ~ opened until placed III the
hand ~ the committee Of Iudges. and not
even the Contest editor or any other pol ON
connected with The Herald will know who
are the winners until the final vote Is can
yaS~ed w the Judges and the final results
passed upon bv them.
The re-uts will be published MONDAY
\ final word Remember, there are vet
. lttle over twenty four hours left IN which
~ secure vote The next twenty four
hours will decide who vii he the winners
~ the Contest
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

Washington. u e.. July Germany
reply on on the Lu-itama expected 10
reach the state department Saturday and
surely hy sunday President Wilson ~
expected to return from hiS summer home
II Cornish. y. IT,. to lay the reply beforo
The cabinet nn Tuesday.
Officials here today believe there T. ~
essential change from the previous unSat
i,tartory German note. There J. an uu-
dertone ~ disappointment about the capi
tul
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
Kitchener Talks On
Recuiting Situation
BY Associated Press. J

London July a-Earl Kitchener. ad
dressing 4 great crowd on the necessity
Of recruiting, said We need mere men
and still more men. but the situc tion ~
this respect immelsurably better now
that i was ten months ago The mill
tary position. todav however. Is as SCI
rious a. NJ was then
Thousands Of Londoners chceTed KIT
chener IN ! demonstration Of LOYALTY ~
rarallelcd since the war began
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
MEXICAN BANDIT
LEADER TO KILL
ALL FOREIGNERS
tBy Associated Press.

Douglas. Arlz.. July 9-Ralph G Never.
an American mining man. brought word
here today that Mexican bandit leader
named Uearte has announced that after
July 9 he viii Kill all foreigners he catches
crossing INTO Mexico This l. IN revenge
Tor alleged III treatment while he was in
termed by United States troops
Meyer paid Ugarte fifty dollars ransom
last month when his mining camp was raid
I'd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
TWENTYF0UR HOURS YET IN WHICH TO WIN VOTES

Won have No more contestants IA the h-t.
Il look tn me 4 everyone ~ tins Valley
would he trying - WIN one Of those 7plsn-
did prile-
Well. that gentleman doubtlca5 will w
surprised when hc -ec- the biz totals
which the contestants will turn ~ hy the
cud ot the Contest tomorrow night. Aud
The Herald believes that every one Ut II "
reader who have not already gwen at lea-t
one year. subscription ~ the Contest will
night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

Washington. iul 1.-An r1nrt frnr
foot reproduction " tour-inrh nsvN ri4
exhibited IVY Secretary Daniel office to.ll
i- ona 0f the two frorhir- tH hr nftrrrd h
the navy department to navel m.liftt Arf-
ion t1f llll fn rrnnsf~ i fhs n~ntlf f-f
-tt pre.tite
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09

London. July 9'--Eumors that Lord
Kitchener may resign a. bead of the
English army are printed hy the
Chronicle today. The paper says
David Lloyd George threatens to re-
sign unless Major General Won Donop,
master of ordnance, resigns, but that
Kitchener will quit if Won Donop
leaves.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
Villa Defeated at AquasCallentcs

tKy ASSOclated Fress.l
Washington. II. & July Consular
ad,ices from AguaS CalicntrS say that
General Villa was defeated nv Carranza
troops ten miles south nf AguaS Calicn
les. M details were received
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
British Steamer Sunk by A Sub.

NV ASSOCIatrU TrtsS.I
London. July 9.-The British >tea-
mcr Guido from England for Archangel
was sunk by German submarine. The
crew was saved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
French Claim Big
Trench Victory
tRv Associated Presa.N

Iariz, July 9-The French damn q
smashing trench victory IL the NoSges
near Fontanelle gaining nearly half Z
mile along front six hundred Yards
wide capturing nearly 500 unwnunded
men and officers The Germans Officially
admit these French gains. saving artil
lsrylevcllcd the German trenches
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
lose RoehIas Arrested at Fl Paso

III Paso. Tex, July 9.-Jose Robelas.
a Mexican general. was arrested here
TODAY. charged with violation Of the Uni
ted States neutrality.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
s20 nnn On Loan is ARRANGED

Sew York. = $. juiy n-J. = Nor
gan and asSociatcs have arranged q go
nDD 900 loan for France for use eXClu-
sivelv for commercial purposes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
Series, OF Explosions
Destroy Powder Mill

London iuIv lhe Curn hi- frsalrr
nall ,f Honu lnr England warr r+rfi.
rallE DESTROYED hr srf ot fsrinir
occurring rou ,tt.r hundred men t- -a-
work ther, tYi Ih. atrip luu LrtrI
frn mit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
SHOULD REACH UNITED STATES NOT
LATER THAN SUNDAY. 10 81
BEFORE CABINET BY TIE
COMING TUESDAY.
FRI tSlDtMt vii SON 10 RETURN
FROM SUNNI n HOME AND IS TO
PRES SENT IHE MnIE-DlsAp-
PUiNTMtNI SEEN

Berlin. July 9.-1he German reply to
the Aemlrcan note On the bssItania and
-ubmarne warfare was delivered n uI=ht
t. American Amba -ador Gerard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
Cattle Exports 10 he Prohibited.

IItK ASsOlldtCd TItss.l
Galveston. Tex. july h-Ihe Car
rama consulate announced today that
Carranza will soon issue an order pro
hibiting the expectation "f cattle from
any territory he controls
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
Attacked Germans
In Neutral Waters

Berlin. July 9-The Overseas news
agency announces that m English traw-
ler aud an English cruiser attacked the
German steamer PalIGS in Norwegian
territorial waters. \ Norwegian ship
secured the release ~ the German vessel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-09
M.nnfhaha Reaches Hslliaf

lHy Associated PresS.l
llahtaE N 1 July n-Ihe steamer
Mmnehaha which caught ire - Sc
yesterday arrived here satelv today
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
Fred A. Erschell,
eeidembeitattsr unS ciubnliainirer
Z. u. yorR Str, 2lewport, ,Sp.
1sIspton; eoutb 80 nnb cgis 2eee.
slIeTnneEia cifiee; 5ilanb 557 2
9aptom unb Seilebue.

- Der CT. gllopiius Dramatifds
Glub bon Bellevue lDiro isine MOnats.
9riammlune I'M SauIe oss Jrl. 2ena
@istborn.-136 RsnsfOro StrlBs. ab'
baltsn. - Die Sungfral,u. ScbdIitdt
berisIbsn Gemeinoe srpdhlte folseno.
geamte: prdfsttin, AnHetta gprnt;
9i3sprdjibentin. Ssonette Dousbertp;
Setrstdrin, ggrna6etie a0rsnS; ShaBs
meiiterin. Sfabsllu Grimbur; 9iblioF
theiarinnen, Catherine iyor un6 3ils
IiaH 5ortpiHslsr; Organiitin, eliis
@sntidp.
Soc Widens, iusldsr i'm G. unb
8. gabnbof in SilOer 9rOpe aHgsfielIt
III, geristb, ipGbrsno CT nit bem @ers
tOpptn Don WDassons 6eihdi;ist mar.
5ipii9tn bic Suffer. ipObei er lhiper
perlsbt ipurbe. gr ipuroe nlh ban
Sps,rs 0OIpiial ssbradt.
= Die Deutids groteitantiide I'm
tertiibungs-@eI.ni6aft BON Odptcn
pirb beute 9lbeno ihre nsuerDablten
8samien initnIlirsn.
srl. Gnno giamiep bon Der BERN
uno Dipiiion Gtrdbs. gsllspus, lit ges
tern in Cincinnati, no Iie uIs StenOs
erapbiitin fir ois Dbittuisr 8oper Go.
b.iddftist estpsisn mar, i'm aIter BON
% Snbrtn pI6bli6 ssitprben. Die aeis
DIE ipirOe nnb Ssasput ssbrdht.
Games Diuians. Elm 6orbiser,
an Esr 8. glnsnue in 9upton irobn=
BAIT, iptl9er enssbIiH i'm Soduie zines
gioiieesnoIsn an Der SrOnt Gtrcbe eis
asn Ginbru9 petiibt babsn iOu, iparos
ssIisrn besbGftst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

9astaris, mliroc pcIieru Der w1aiter.
ecmniiiIiouer @iiio gum 9ieceiper er.
|Hnimt. sIs 6err Sino aeitern Aben6
oen Gdnoplooen an Der U,ooiicn slpe.
petiof, Inn ons @cidDaif 81 iiberiieb.
nIeu ioIl onacbIid, Der @eIddftsfiih.
ret Charles stpsmus iid) gsiDeigert
baben, Dem e;cridltsbefebl nad.5nioiu.
men. Ter Gberiif mnroe berbeiaerir.
len, ncIdjer Gnsniis nad- bern Cir.
rliitgeridi brahte. Ger anlp0lt oes
sicrflagfeD. Ser gliparo. erfldrte oem
aosInIis, Onf Der gefebl ocs aidlters
beiclgt peroen miiiIe.
Ter @icbtreiber ssciep6 Stridcr
non Snnoforotoiun failo 1eifcrn IN
iriiber Worgenihrioe habe Gebnrs
rIer WPdnner, ipclfe beiiiibt pnren.
Ibr sllito aus einenl God berous AZ
ffafFen. >Strifer, tpeldJer 5lr Silfe &c.
rnfen mnroe, bolf j0te winidlinc mad,
Der Sanoitraic 5n bringei. Nus
emf5nrfeit ipiiroe Strider ron 0sn
Burden uiBbnnoelt. Gr brafte bier
ben goriaa 6eim Sberiif aliion our
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