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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

o'clock. He laughed heartily al the film which was being shown, and ap- peared in the best of spirits. I spoke to him, and we said something about the picture veing very ridiculous When ny wife and I returned, she played the piano for awhile, and just as she was about to stop, Mir. Madden came in. This was about 9:30, I judge. l am inclined to believe the deed was done sometime Tuesday morning."
 As far as could be learned, Madden was an unmarried man. He was about 50 years old. Thus far none of his re- lations have been located
 The remains are being held at War ner & Smiley's.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
Marriage License

The following marriage license was recorded yesterday in the office of the probate judge
 F.. N. Turner. Middlesboro. Ky. to Aiss Lillian Golf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14
COMMISSION FACES
 ANOTHER CRISIS Civic Board Wants to Stop Production of Picture
 Three Weeks"

Following a request from the woman's civic board made yesterday by the president, Mrs. R. Dupont Thompson, two of the city commits sioners yesterday visited the presenta- ton of motion picture play entitled Three Weeks at a local theatre. The civic board asked that the film be prohibited on the ground that is was stupid and immoralq
 Commissioner George Ward first saw the film and pronounced it met with his approval. This did not satisfy Commissioner Weatherly. and yester- day afternoon he visited the show. but reserved his opinion,' as to it's merits or demerits It is understood be favors prohibiting it's exhibition.
 Judge A. O. Lane is inclined to agree with Mir. Weatherly, he states. MT. Weatherls left town last night now ever, so action on the matter prob ably will be held up for two or three days.
 Newspaper men who accompanied MT. Weatherly to the show were unani- nous in favor of the film.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES K. P. Bean. Supervisor of Agents. 70. w. Brandon, Special Agent N. Steele Andrews. Special Agent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

OFFICERS Wm. D. Jelks. President Richard W. Massey, Vice President W. w. Crawford, Treasurer w. G. Harrison. Med. Director. Cabaniss & Bowie. Attorneys.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-14

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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs j. Wolfe Of
Omaha will be Sunday GU SITS
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fanger
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Council Proceedings

Council Room, Mo. Valley Ia,
Nov, l6, 1915 Council met as
per adjournment and was called
to order at 7:3O p. IN. Officers
present, A Edgecomb, Mayor;
Frank Tamisiea, City Atty; S
r Williams, Clerk. CounciImen
present, John Cox, Ed Gill, w
J Roden, w A Sudduth.
w J Roden offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved its
adoption.
Resolution accepting combin-
ed curb and gutter constructed
along certain streets in accord
ance with the resolution of
necessity heretofore adopted
and published as provided by
law, and ordering plat and
schedule filed.
Whereas: H. r Newton has
under contract with the City of
Missouri Valley, Iowa, under
date of SEPTEMBER 9th, 1915,
completed the construction Of
the combined curb and gutter
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

heretofore ordered alang GER
tain streets and in front Of ard
adj AGENT to certaia property
levied thereon, ard designated
in said resolution heretofore re-
ferred to. And,
Whereas, the City Council
has inspected said improvement
and approved the same There
fore,
Be it r. solves', by the Civ
Council of the City of Mo Vai-
ley, lowe, that said work be
and is hereby accepted. And,
Be it further resolved, That
the City Engineer and City At.
torney be and they are herebv
directed to prepare ard file IN
the office of the City Clerk for
public inspection plat ard
schedule OF the streets and pro-
perry and pans showing the
separate lots or parcels Of
ground or specified portions
thereof subj ct 10 assessment
for said Improvement, the
names OF the owners thereof,
las far as practicable, and the
amount to be assessed against
each lot or parcel Of ground.
Motion seconded by FL Gill
and on roll call ali voted yea,
land resolution was declared
adnn'ed.
Water committee reported
smoke stick np and completed.
Moved and seconded the fol-
lowing bills be allowed.
City fuad. Price & Mccormack.
! ser {, & G etc. 500 80
1mpr fu,sti II r. Newton civ TX
! Erie & st C & G.. s672 rs
Water fund, Fremont foundry
& mach Go eahsmk six 1927 40
and the felerhane bill be re-
ferre - Marshal! Beagle, mo-
tior carried
Moved ard s cardca council
al nra 10 80 p. ~ Nov %,
1915, moFioa carried Council
al u aea
A Fdrecamh, Mavnr
r.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Vote for Your Favorite
Book at the Library

In response to the request to
name a book to complete Mr..
Legler's "List of Books every
boy should read" the boys have
been voting for their favorite
book at the Library. At pres
ent, Altsheler's "Horsemen of
the Plains" heads the list. Eve
ry boy is invited to vote in this
contest. Just leave your name
and the title of the book you
prefer with the librarian.
Mr.. Manley-" Wel|, my dear,
I've had my life insured for
five thousand dollars"
Mrs. Manley-"How very
sensible of you! Now | shan't
have to keep telling you to be
so careful every place you go. .
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
There s Danger in
Sluggish Bo1vels

+
Biliousness. Sick Headache. Sour Stomach
Appendicitis. all Start in Inefficient Bowel
Action. Foley cathartic Tablete sl.e Reliable
Relief.
Never let The bowels get irregular.
It's dangerous and unnecessary. A
bottle of Foley Cathartie Tablets will
provide ready relief at all limos.
They clear the stomach, Iiven up
the liver. stimulate the secretion ard
flow Of the bile, have q good tonic effect
on the whole intestinal tract.
OF Foley Catllartic Tablets. Mr.. e.
J. Hudson, Il dealer OF Cross KEYS.
Ga, says: Il believe for a thorough
cleansing movement of the bowels,
without the slightest inconvenience or
sickening, I believe the Foley Ca
thartic Tablet the best on earth It's
a perfect cathartic. with no bad eff
fects. My customers are highly
pleased with them. They always sat-
tsfy beyond their expectation"
Sold Everywhere
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Complexion Blemish?

Yes, that sluggish liver often
causes it. D. Kings New Life
Pills clears the complexion,
throws eff impurities and re-
leases bile naturally and easily.
Usless the bowels move freely
and regularly all the powder in
the world will not cover "that
muddy complexion . This lax
alive is mild yet affective 1t
does not grippe or sicken in its
effects. You will not dispute
the merits of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills Start a treatment
today. 25c.
n25 All Dealers.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Went To The Hospital

C. f Blanchard, Postmaster,
Blanchard, Cal, writes: II had
kidney trouble 80 bad | had to
go to the hospital. Foley Kid
ney Pills completely cured me. y
Men and women testify they
Danish lame back, stiff joints,
sore muscles and sleep disturb
ing bladder ailments,
ms Sold Everywhere.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

The members of the School
Board were in Omaha today in
specting different models of
heating plants with a view Of
deciding upon the purchase of
one for the new High School.
Miss Ellen Scoe returne to
her home in Omaha after spend
ing a few days here with rel
atives and friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Riverview Farmers Club

view IdTtD, the nome OF MT.
and Mrs. w. G. Axtell. After
all emf oying a lovely dinner and
q social good time, the meeting
was called to order at 2::3U.
The following program was
given:
Son Club, precious
Name .
Resting Raymond Ather.
ton, Ever Bearing Strawber-
ries."
Reading MIR. Reser, "Does
Money Make the Mare G ="
These articles were very
good and discu ssed at some
length.
Recitations- Florence Dray,
Ganevieve AxleIl.
Music Irene Currie, "Lust.
spiel Overture"
Music-Oscar Doty and
daughter, Ethel
The following questions were
then taken up:
81 What improvements could
we make in our system of road
constructions and maintenance?
Ans. By collecting our poll
tax in cash
2 Is a tractor profitable and
what size for = 100 acre farm!
Ans. A tractor is profitable
and s'z 8 l6 is large enough
for quarter section.
| Our visitors for the day were,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. AID cidye,
Mrs. Axtell, Mr.. and Mrs.
(, Frank Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James House, Mrs John AK
tell, Mr.. and Mrs. Win CouIth-
ard, VERNE Anterior, Pear
Dagerman.
Election Of Ulcers resulted
as follows: Pres. Robert Kirk
land; Vice Pres Walter Axtell;
lSec, Mss J. A. Currlt; Irt as
II. I. Thompson.
Program for Dsce mher:
| Scns Club
X AIDING Committee Mrs.
HENDERSON, Mrs. Brothers, Mr..
Axle !, Mr.. Doty.
Song Mr.. and Mrs. McGav-
rem
r citation Guy Henderson.
Dialogue I've sud Willie
Thompson.
Recl1ations-- Morris Doty,
iGenevieye Axtel|, Fred Hen
dergon
| Questions
/ If a man has the hogs and
most of the corn, can he buy
feeders at the present prices
and make a profit. Referred
| to Mr.. Kirkland
2 Which would be the most
beneficial to our daughters,
the highest education or a
common education, and learn
more about music and house
keeping. Referred to Mrs.
Dray.
Program Committee MRS.
Henderson, Mrs. Brothers,
RAYMOND Anterior.
Question Committee Mrs.
/ Thompson, Raymond Anterior,
Frank Brothers.
The club adjourned to meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Anterior the second Saturday
in December.
| w. W. Reser, V. P
Mrs. j. Currie, Sec. pro tenn.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Bsto York was in Modale to

Beto York was in Modale to
day Installing rne hlau Gas
plant in the Consolidated school.
| Messers j. B Barrett and
John Schulmaister left this
morning on a business trip to
Ida Grove.
| Mr.. ard Mrs. Elmer Tollif-
son returned this morning from
their honeymoon trip through
the Dakotas and NJ chigap, and
will 60 TO Orson this evening
for a short visit with Mrs Toll
! lifson's parents. after which
the young couple will be at
home to their friends on Nc
Gavren st.
Miss Anna Riley of Omaha
visited Yesterday at the E. I.
Riley home.
Lecture Course Notes
TIE second number of the
Lecture Course will be held
Friday night, Nov. Goth, in the
M. E church. DR.. H. V.
Adams, a lecturer of national
reputation will give the lee.
ture You will miss much if
you don't hear him.
Mrs Mace Sl!shv spent the
day with her parents at Modale
Our tJitney Offer--This and SC
I Don't Miss This. Cut out this
slip, enclose with FIVE cents to
Foley & Co, Chicago, In writ
ling your name and address
clearly. You will receive in re-
turn a trial pack ge containing
Foley's Honey ard Tar Com.
pourd, fer coughs, eol6s ard
Group. Foley Kidney Pills and
Foley Cathartic Tablets.
! n25 Sold Everywhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Egan at
tended the Silver Wedding An
niversary out at w. j. Houses
last evening.
Aaron Carpenter leaves the
LIST of Dec, for California
where he will spend the winter.
Mr.. Alfred Anderson and
Miss Marie Swanson of this
city were married yesterday at
Fremont, Neb.
| Miss Irene Baker of Atlantic
will be the guest of Mrs Hoyer
and Mrs. Gamble Saturday and
Sunday.
| G S Osborne was an Omaha
passenger this morning.
MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Pratt of
Chicago passed through the
Valley this morning on the Los
Angeles Limited on their way
to California where they will
spend the winter.
Guy Mahoney was an Omaha
passenger today.
CASTORIA |
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
,' s;s.; ,s: :, 1hAzz7zx
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Safety First Library Week

Safety First Library Week
The week Of Nov. 90 h, 10
Dec. 4 h, has been set aside for
the Safety. first juvenile book
week by the organization of
the Boy Scouts of America, for
their own and similar organi-
cations.
This week will be observed
by the local Public Library
Special attention will be giver
to Boys hook lists, as an aid t.
parents in selecting Christmas
books There will be Boy Hosts
at the Library each Afternoon
and evening An entertain
ment will be given for the boys
and every effort will be mad,
to make it an attractive week
for them,
1t is hoped that the commun
ity will feel am interest and
take an active part in this eff
fort toward helping boys form
: taste for Good Reading. Be
low is piven a lis- Of book s
which will be found helpful to
parents in selecting children'.s
|litera ture
Ardo'd Mathers' List of
Books for Children.
BeiIey--F.r the Story Teller.
Bryant Stories to tell.
Field F'ingerposts to Chill I
drens Reading
Lowe -Literature for Chill
| dran.
LYMAN Storytelling
Olcotts -Cbildrens' Reading.
Varinns Library lists on file
at the Library
Suuden NluSCular AGNES ana
Pains Nee j Not Be!
That is If you use the right
remedy. Sloan's Liniment is a
real necessity in every home
for young and old. us merit
il praised in dozens Of letters.
A stiff neck from colds, child
rams sprairs, those aching mus
c'es. that sharp NEURALGIA pain
these find guaranteed relief
in Sloan's Linimo ut. Every
home meets with sudden aches
and accidents Your home
needs a bottle. 25c, Soc. and
ST 90.
n25 All Dealers.
| Mr.. N l.. Thorness of Onawa
is in the city for a few days
visit with friends.
F. C. KahIer had the misfor-
tune to cut off the end of his
thumb last week while starting
q threshing machine
The Colonial Dancing Club
enjoyed a most delightful SEES
sion last evening at the K. of
C. Hall. A number of out Of
town guests were present.
Missouri Valley, Ia, Nov. 10.
Twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
House was appropriately cele-
brated by about one hundred
relatives, neighbors and other
friends at their home south of
Modale, last evening A four
course six o'clock wedding din
ner was served, the wedding
march was played and the mar
rage ceremony was performed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honse were the
recipients of a forty-two piece
set Of silver table ware and
thirteen individual pieces for
good luck.
The members of the School
Board were in Omaha today in
specting different models of
heating plants with view of
deciding upon the purchase of
one for the new High School.
Miss Ellen Scoe returne ID to
her home in Omaha after spend
ling a few days here with rel
atives and friends.
Vote for Your Fav0rite
Book at the Library
! In response to the request to
name a book to complete Mr..
Legler's "List of Books every
how shon|d read" the bows have
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25


OF THE CONDITION OF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Missouri a, Valley the State OF Iowa the close business
oy sssis 81. sses IS s..
U. S. bonds deposited to secure
fsss!:''sS e; s:'S' 10000 %
ne deposits. -. .........:.... 1000 oos
Oh; ss:5 s;:s;; s: IS =;
Fsssf., 900 1890 90
Value ssssas r ssss ii on 200 % 'eo %
daurss ::.: -: is!s %
Federal reserve bank 1000 1000 GO GO
agents atoa IN s sss Sosf Chicago csssass
, s'.aa ;. ,.
Due from ss. ''' . '
cheeks saa on P Sanfsn as Ss ssnssy 800 .
OUTSIDE sGy eh es Esp sns ehs1 e. it 1911
Fractional currency
Notes ss, sshs. national :
Tota! coin and eeftdcatss.... 1928 S.
Rssm sEss'saa and a %sh US Treas si7l
o oer c! mot more than per cent ,soooo
Total. s52o245 90
LIABILITIES
s sssss. 'sss paid !" 10000 10000 go
e1 aas . sssf ps;s inter 4ss 1870 o.
f S:s;.:: a;5:;;: ''' ''' 1906
Individual ehvi deposits subject to
Certificates q deposit due in ''l'" :
Postal savings deposits .. 1851 os
!iss ' ssssS s. 2ass4 %
Bills 1ens p aya1ss:ni; asua nome. e' Sgs
io"eu...... None
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Locating ll1e trouble

When one is suffering nom
hackache. rheumatism, lumhsgo
biFtoushess, sharp pans. sore
mus Giles and stiff joints it is not
always easy to locate the source
of trouble, but nine times out
of ten it can be traced &c over
Wo: ked, y eaIeaed or diseased
klsnays3 Foley Kidney Pills
have heneii Cd theus ands of
sufferers.
n25 Sold Everywhere.
1t wilt ply 10 advertise the
gospel jt.st as it pays to adver-
t'se soap and cigarets, says
Walter Williams, dean Of the
school Of journalism st tie
University Of Missouri. In a
speech on "Cbristian Publicity"
before the Missouri Sunday
school convention in ST Louis
on Tuesday, Dean Williams
said Jesus was master Of. the
art of advertising; that Apos' lie
John was q great editor, and
that there was no better re-
porter than Evangelist Luke.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. Wolfe Of
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08

gu ton3sntriren. Dies ipiirbe 3nr 6olgt
baben, bab Serbisn psrbinbsrt pirO,
feline san5en Srafte auf3ubisten, nm
ben angriff Dom RorbeH uno Weitsn
Der auf5ubaltsn.
Rumdnien III nod neutral. Gs bat
fir feline Der fri,gfiibren0en parteieH
GtelIuns ssnominsH unb 1T, ipie @rie>
dsulano, beuilbt, freurOIaaftliAs Be
5itbunsen nit alien atisssfiibrnben
3u untsrbaIien. Der singriff, ben bic
ruiiiideH 5ruppen auf Die Ssiterrsiber
an Der grsnse Don geHarabisn semadt
baben bate obus 3psifel ben Sipet,
Ginbrud auf Rumdnen uno bic an
bsren Baltanitaaisn 81 MAIDEN, tDie es
i6eint, aber obne Grfolg.
4m anbersn gnbe oer Ditlifsn yrOnt
madt bic beuii6e OfieniiDe segsn bic
GsituHs Diinaburg ie3t before Sort
i9ritts. aus ben offiSislsH osutihen
geridten s.bt bsrpor, oab J.Iomars
i9aa DON SiHosnburg bic ruiIii6en
2inien an elmer SrOHt Don br.i WlsiIer
ourdbrodsubat. SIN Centrum Der
ruiIifdsu 2iHie bsrri4! perbdI:nibma.
biss StilIe.
SIN Weiten fhlben bic bauptfdtlias
fen admpfe nod in Der Champagne
ftatt, uD Gnbs Ssptenbst rie s-ube
Sffeniipe Der Jransoisn in SSsne sss
ieBt purbs. Die bsibtrieiti9en Be-
ri9te iinb aber 10 picsripreaeno. oab
es fdper bdIt, iid sinen tIoren Be-
sriff bariibsr ;u MAIDEN, mas fih in
Wirtlittsit ersisnst. Die SsutideH
sebeu gu, bab bic GraH5Oisn an :iHsm
puntt einen tleinen 9ortbeil srruussn
baben, I'm aagemeinen ertldreu lie aber,
bic SffsuiiDs Der aGiirten abseitblasen
gu babsn. 2tuf Der arOsrn Seite limb
es bic GrausoIen, Die bebaupteu, bic
ansriffe Der Seutiden suriidssi@Ia'
gen 5u habeu.
Die in ben 6eibsn pffiaisllsn gerias
ten srtpdbnteu SrtidaIten osuten an,
bab bic Sransoisn aismIih nabe al Die
eba[Iranss 9aSarcourt Giisnbahn
bsranse.Ommsn iinb, auf bic tie ss abs
gsisbm baben. Ct. Rurie. biz polin
bic JranSoien pOrssorunssn iDarsH,
bon no iis absr iofOrt ipisber our6 eis
nsn Gsssnansrifi psrtriebsn tpnrbn,
ipie es in b,m beutidsn Bsri6t bsibt,
lieqt an biefer GiSenbabu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08

5uriidsetriebsn fporben. Cine ruIiii4e
aaDalleriebrigabe, bic siuen 2nsriff
Dsriu9te, ipurbe bon unIersm Jeuer
aufssrie6en. 3pjfAen benz 8osinstois
Gee unb bsr Gesenb BON Smarson
iuiebsrbolitn bic 3ufen ibrsn toitfpiss
lissu geriu4, uniere 2inien Su ourds
brs4sn, iie fdIusen uber alls Obns
qlusnabme, gum 1beil mad bluiigem
6anbeemens., febl. es iputbeH Elf
Offisiere unb 1900 Wann seiansen
senonrmen.
/, ,9siRassaiem an Der Rigaer 8u9t
tpurbe elm ruffiIdes 2orpsbOo6oot Don
unfsren 2anobatterien fart bsfdG.
Oist.
Bon Der armeesruppe beg prin5en
2eopoIb lit ni9ts Wihtisss gu msls
ben.
.4rmesgruppe bes 8enerdls bon
2iniinssn: Wdbreno eiuer SdlaHt,
bic BEL giariorist itatifanb, purbe
Der 5tinb aus ben psitIid Don Der
Siabt selessnen Wallen pertriebeH.
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5iirtei, ipdbrsnb Der brifiI8e 0es
iddftstrdgsr, ais er OorIpraa, cpu benz
eriten SstrstGr Oes prsmisrs empfans
gen puros. Die 2lQiirteH Iinb i'm
bO6iten @rabe snttdui4t."
Gine Sepsi9e aus @enf an bic lie
berise Na6ri6tensagentur iagt:
Der pluH, fran8Diiiae 5ruppsn IN
SulOniti gu Ianoen. mar gefuBt nor.
ben, naaosm Der frauS6iii4e 8eianote
in atben bic beitimmte Qbiidt ausges
briidt bate, baB bic Steauns oes pre-
misrs 9sni3elos unsrfdlitterlia lei.
Sur6 bisIsn gsri4t rDurbe De. britia
i6e Setrstdr bss 4euBeren. Sir gbs
iuarS 9rsD, aud fir ben plan gepOns'
nsn. glIs Sir Goparo 9rep DON Der
tpirtli6en Gage unterridtet tpu-oe, !Dar
es gu lpdt."
gs purbe pGbrsnb oes SaJes dua
aus @sni gsmsIOet, bag elmer Sspeide
aus Rom sufuIge, benz bulgartihen
9eianotsn in Stalieu am SoHHerstdg
feline qdFs Sugsiteat pDrosn isisH.
9arua angsbIia bonn bars
birt.
4miterbam, 7. DIT. - Die
,a0lniiae Ssituns" melbet, oaB 5psl
ruTii6s areu;sr bic buIgariiae 9afsn'
itabt 9arna bombaroirten.
Die 9erIafs Der GGiesers
tprps an Der petli4en
JroHt.
Berlin, 7. Sttober. SrahtlOs
mad sudertOn, n. s. Dis bic bisiise
Wilitdrkb6rbs 6sri6tet, lpuroen i'm
WIona. Septem6er an Der psitIi6en
Tront IS Q(sroplaue in 9GmPfen, Die
IN Der Guft fdttfdnoen, peruHlet9e'
IaoFen, pG9rsnO Iisben bon 6Iiessrs
abp.6r aanonsn hsruHtsrgef4oiIen
purben. Die @erluits tperosn pie foIgt
anSegsb.n:
8suti6e: brsi in 2ufttdmpfsn dbs
oeItoTsn, spsi BON glbpebrtanonen
b.runtsrseifpiisn, Spei OermiBt.
gritii6s: Bier in 9uittdmpfen a6s
sei6oFen, elmer ppn 4bpebrtauun.n
uno brsi IanSstsu binter ben oeutI4en
Qinisu.
Gran3OiiIde: gIf in anfttdmpfeu
abg,i6OIien, bier oDn 46pebriancnsu
3srItDrt unS iiebsn lauoetsn biHter ben
oeutIhen 9inien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-08
Die nene @embuns ber
Stnge auf benz Salfam
@ E rur a Oft in 2Dnbon bie
q linn m ten gefor0.

-, Y n on, 7. Sh. = Die .0aflp
"fa'l' iagt iiber bic pl0bli6e Wenbuna
Der Dlnge auf Der 8altanbolbinfel:
"Ste gntlaIiung Oes Yremiers 9eni.
5slos ut EN- tpeiterer lui9tiger Gtea fir
~0suFQlano unO bic britii9e 0ipIo.
matte pat abermaIs cine J2ieoerlaae er.
l'''en. sic at bas GreigniB lpeoer
DOrpersele1en, nod, mar fie barauf Dor.
oerettet. Sic 1T DON benz SDnia Ser.
oIndno 9inters 2tcbt gefii6rt tporbeu
uno t3r preitige bat gan8 beoeuteno
unter Oem fe5ler6aften 9erbaltsn bes
0rttIiden @efanOten in Sofia osIitten.
gSIr limb jeBt ge5pungen, nit Der s6at,
la9e gu re4nen, baB 100000 Mann
pul9artlae 5ruppen bereit fine, in ben
Srlg eIn5ugreifen unb pcbricheinlib
NIT 25O,00O Mann tiirttT4en srup,
pen, bic an ben SaroanelIen teine 9ers
nenoung ftnDen tOnnen, gu tooperiren.
Wttt oteien Stuppen fperoen mir su
re3nen 9aben, osnn bus neutrale @ries
aeHIano uno Serbien perben genug gu
t3un 9absn, oem 2lngriff Der 0eutI9en
uno Seiterreicber pom g}oroen ber All
begegnen.
Die Gage 1T cine 10 ernite, als lie
nur letn tann. Die Stunbe lit fir bic
britiIde Regisrung getOmmsn, ibr un>
ertldrlihes S9peigen au bre9en uno
Dem Ganoe 5u iugen, tpie brinoeno es
jeBt fe9r grobe Ytengen bon Retruten
nothia bat.
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2lus gang roben,, ,iitausge'
biltetem Wfaterial
Sit piienbar bic usne armee aitde'
ner's sniammeuseiett.
Sic mar sum SbeiI nur
i'm Wari4iren sebriIlt
norben.

Berlin, 7. OitObsr 2tuf brabtlo'
fem Wese naf SudsrtOn. q. ). Be
ri6t. BON Der ipeiiIidsn Jroni." iagt
bic lle6erfe.iide Raaridten eisens
tur, .lautsn babiH, baB bic briiiifsn
SolSattn, bic s.fangen ssnommsn
ipurben. Elm miibss slusisxn batten,
unSissiplinirt tparen unb ii& iiber bic
llnfdbist.it, ibrsr Dffisiere bstlastsn.
l0isk DON linen iastsu. bab iie ses
sipunssn sepefen ieisn,, in bic armes
ein5utr.tsn, neil iis arbeitsIos iparsn.
ipd5rsnb anb.rer ssiast ipurSs, bab
lie aus Der 4rbsis entluHsn iptrben
piirSen, tpenn iie niht in bic qlrmse
sintrGtsn. 5i. iaSisn aud, bab iie, ehs
lie gnslanb Derltsben. nur i'm Wsar.
Idirsn einsr.r3i.rt iporben feieu, nnb
bdb piele bon ibnsn eritn S&uB abs
eef,usrt bGtten. nadbem iis in bic
Grdbsn s.f9idt fDOrbm. Sa iis inenss
lanS nit bOlssrn.H ejetDsbren eineysr.
sisrt purSen.
.9lGs fustsn. bab iis nifts bon Der
beporiiebenOsn Sdla@i sspubt bit.
ten, BIB re ansefansen. sic ertIdrien,
bab ibrs 1srIuite gang fiirdtsrlids
iparsn unb bab bic Sanse iyront ibrer
alrm.e BON ben bsutiden Raitinsnse.
idHbsn nisbsrsemdbt ipcrb,n fsi.
Die einsisen gefangsnsn, bic sinsn
siitsn GinSrild maGisu. DarsH bic
llHsHsifiSissa'