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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
(Ginseianbt.)
stufrui Ses eanbiturms.
lln Qnnhiturm aehoren:

Gum 2anolturm geboreil:
slae pebrpilihtisen Ieutifen BON
poaenSeten II. bis gum poaenoeten
as. Se6ensiabre, Die ipeoer Der Re'
ierpe, Ger GriasreierUe, nod Der SaIlo'
Iuebr /. uno ii gligebots, be5p. Der
Sceluebr /. iir6 II. slnfgebots ange'
b6rel.
Gum 2anOihrm I. aut0ebots ge'
boreH:
Qie 9onSilurHpiiftieer biz 3rn
81 9lar5 oesienigen Stalenoeriabres
in benz lie ibr SO. 2ebensiabr polletl'
oen.
9um 2anbihtrm II, suigcbotS &C.
boren:
Gle 9anoiturulpilif)tiger pom 81
Ndrs besieHigen anIenoeriabres. II
Gem lie ibr 80. 9ebensiabr pcllenoer
bis ,utn poIenSeter As. 9ebensiabr
Surd, 9aiicrIid)e @erDrSHuug UNI
lbisber anigernieH iuurseu:
slae 2anoiturmpfIitltieen l. uno ii
4ufaebots, nit Ausuabmc berieniser
inter 20 SabreH bic nod uiat Mill
tdrpilidtis hHo.
(Gie aRiIitdrpflidlt beailtnt am /
syunuar Sesicnigen Snbres, IN BEN
5as 20. 9ebensjobr pollen6et Miro
gae porerpGbnten aufgernf e
mem SunSfturnipfItdtisen i'm ge
ART bieies ao1iiiiIats (Sbio. aentrdp
SnSiuua, 8eit gireinia), Die iif biel
pdbreno oes arieecs nod MD.
it,riftIi6 5llut Gent gerneIoet babea
lperSeu biermit niiiseforoert. ihr
geeIoiine idjriftIib hierber ein5urai
l&en (sIoreiie: aaiierIih GeutiGe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
Der 6anieln,ans, Stub.
ssine gemeiisOoriteIInns am 16. Sc,
raar I'm egrie Sbeater.

Wis uns bsri6tet pirb. 1T rQ pair
Of Sires1 tein potsripisl, fonberu Elm
2uitfpiel, in ipel6em MIR cine partie
pofsr gsfpislt tpitb. Das unaep0bn>
li6 unierbaltsnbe Stiid tebrt in Der
ndditfolssnpen Wode ins 2nrie 9beas
ter suriid, ipoIslbit Is DOR siniger 3eit
fold srobtn Bsifal sefunben bat. Der
6anitlmann alub bat bas 5beater fiir
Deniiag Gbeno. 16. Gebruar, belegt
nnb bofft, I'm StaHbe gu fsin, bas
Sbeatsr an isnsm abenb aus5uDertauz
fen. Der RsiHsrtrds pirb i'm Snte>
rsHe bes Hsubaus Der 5anielmanns
2oes 9eripenbung finben. Da bod
iuobl isbsr asisr sinmal bas enslifde
9benter befubt. iplIts er ben 5beniers
abenb bss 5anIelmann Slubs am 10.
syebruar I'm 2bric 5u bem ieinen mo-
den. CT ipirb iiderlih auf ieine
Rotten tommen; Ct tpirb iid prdhtig
amiiiiren. Die 9unblung bss luitigen
Sdpdnts brebt ii9 I'm 3pei 9es
idGftsleute. tpel9e ais partner ith
itsts in ben 5aaren lisqen, ba jeber
Der 6anptleiier bes 9ei9dftes Isin
nil. Gin finbiser 4nipalt mddt ben
8Orf6las, bab Elm aartenipisl bic
sSrass entIaeibsn unb Der ,@erlierenoe
Elm Sa6r lang als porter bem 9eipins
nsnben bisnen Ioa. Der 9orT9lug
piro nngenommen unb fontrattlia ers
bdrtert. SIN srpsiisn 2ltt iitbt man bic
pdriners in bem neuen gerbdltniB.
8alp ab.r entit,bsn giferIu4tsicenen.
unb Der BOB" iutt ieinen 9dustne6t
su bemiitbisen, inoem sr befsn Brant
III finer llnterbdliung einlabet. Sas
Uldbter a6.r brebt ain gnbs ben
Spisb I'm unb benefit, bub Der Rom
trait, als auf einsm @liitfpiel bafiss
renb, tsins Rshtssiltistsit bat. Die
partn,rs iinb uber Don ihrsm Wabns
aebeili.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
yluman eiusr isiufse6nidbrisen.

Serr 10. 8. MsFer. BON go. 915
Race Strabs, tbsilte geitern Der go.
li5ei nit. bab feline 10 Sabre ate
Soater auia am 0isnitag bic eIters
lite Bobnung psriafen bat uub ii4
iebsnfaas in 8ssleitung einss 19 Sab
re alten Raunss nn6 2poeldHo, ..
pdnote, Dobin bic Ntutter geitern &c.
fabreH 1T, I'm ben Qufentbalt tbrer
8pdter Su ermitteln. Die Gunlilis
Weffer tpareu treue 2lNbanger de-
Seilsdrmee, tpoieIbit 2ula bic Be;
idnntf6aft eines onoereH WIttgIteoes
madts. 2ula bate grpBe 3uueigung
su ibrem ,Gomeraoen" uno oieier 81
ibr. 9sri6iebsHtIid tam es gu erns
itsn observation-disclosures 3tpiideu
Batter ReiIer unb dem iungen Ueunn,
iebc6 obn. Grfols. Sine 9ei9perbe
bei BEN aommdubeur Der grmee, ben
iuneen Wlann aus ben Heiben oer
5oIdoten 3u entlaFsn bate tstnen ers
iuls. pssbaIb Camille Rsfsr, bic In
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
gaa Der Sempclritter.

5eute glbenb ftnbst in Der 4rmorp
Der erpbe gda Der 3smpeIrittsr itatt,
beifen 4rranseurs Cincinnati &cm4
tburst so. 8, 6unIelmaun 4omtburei
ylO. 10 uuo Srinitp &omtbursi SO.
A Iinb. Gs iiub bic arobartigitsH
Durbereitunsen gstrofien, um alisH
9algGiten einsn angenebmeH Gno
Dergniiateu Ibeno 81 bereiteu. 5ols
genbs 6erren biloen Die DeriAiebenen
qlusidiiiie; Srdut 5. 3umitein, Bm.
R. S6parB, e. D. Gperett, 9llfreo
g. gropn. Wm. $. Bauer, Sdmss
6. Rel, 81. s, Baton, 5bOs. WcGOns
nell. $. j. aaiier, !. 8. Senolep. 6.
a. Gnapp, Glpoe Roie, Gbos. u. 0a.
pies, Saeob j, 6rib, Sol. ". 2inolep,
u. u. aumler, Sobn 6. Scpncs, 8.
3. 9oiier, 6. Z. Glapton, 9. so. gdts
ton, SSObn 9. Rartin, @m. .. Mse
liIb, 5bos. Site, Sobn 8. 9ibion.
SSncob $. grompel, 9. 9. 5usbia,
Sphn $. 0ideriOn, @m. 8. Spisesl.
Or. 9. Campbell, q. 9. gree5e. Stans
Iep g9adsfielb unb Wm. GopsIau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
sslmtbberbiitmmg.
Die 6eabii6tiaten lesislatipeH gsah'
nabmeu ohrften ii6 ale idaSlifJ
ertpeiieu.

Grdiioent Z. 6. Borpea Don Der
SanbclsfanHner uabm geitern bel Or.
nennuna oes apulnrittees iiir 6lub'
perbelieruugeil uno SSlutbperbiitungen
@eIeaenbeit, alf Die Der Segislatir
uorIiegenoen Sarper.GuinIad Bills
bin3lnpciicn, peIde bic 8cnoerbeioe'
Ide apnierpirlnesafte erieeen iollen.
Gos 9onoerbeioeihe 9eies puroe be-
fanntlifl Dor SrDei Sabren mad Der
qroben lleberidiueHmutg I'M Wtarj
1918 erlaiien uuo oltrb Die oarin ge.
planten gallten ioqen iolfe aataitro.
ben in 3utunit nab Wtoglihtelt per-
hinoert peroen. Serr Hofpell oer'
ipridt lih ben ben beioen @eiesoor~
lagen, rUooon Die cine I'M Sauie imb
bic anhere I'M Senat etllgebratlt pur,
De, nidts @utes. sic wiIrSen uaf lei
ncr aniift MIR ou5u otenen, Die Wtab-
reaeln 5ur @erbinoerung uon lleber
idapennnungen I'M Wiiamitbal au per.
5ogern.
Sas bon Serrn 1oipea erllannte
apmmittee iebt iidl nits ben ToIgenoen
mubIbefannten Serren 8iiiammen: al'
bert 9ettinger, 8oriiser; Oscar 3.
Barrett, Gale 6. Gberiole, Gepi s.
@co6aIe. ". +. Gobertion, @iuiam
&ceeee, S5obn g. 2ittleforo, u. s.
Gonrop luo @arO @alopin.
9ieier 9lusituB lit cine 5uiommen.
3iebung ser aommitteen fir 5IlB.
resnlirungen. 6lttbuerbiitiin9en nebit
SIubtcrnlinaleu una 9ar9efanaI, Die
bislaug getrennt opcrirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
Observation-Disclosures.

(SamusI gofpen, 21, Deer part.
6d5sI Sdneiosr, Is, bessI.
(Greo. 8. Bertrand, q, 8euepue, Sp.
l@eIma ). Dait, IS, 317 Dft IA. St.
}GburIss 5. 9aniOu. 40. 1871 aloOu
I pIacs.
lGrsoO Gunelins. 81. 1855 EopHitip
Strdbt.
{SObn Stampel, %, Cartilage.
(Gonu Sopps, %, Rsuotng, ..
IaesIis RoIs, %, 3o1 qit Sir.
DiGa GIarp, 1s, SOP aOd Ctr.
(0iuiam 9luab. 81, 1890 !6oifuerGr.
lgae 2eg9up, 81, 1898 Clifton 9lpe.
{ (Rpbsrt 9ettp, guOirgtoH, ap.
lglIa u. Wusbe, 1923 2lbrsHs Ctr.
(Grnft 6. greberitsinsr, q, Rorrpooo.
lNaris 9ogse, 1e, pesgI
Ssnrp 6. 8OeffIs, %, 1868 @afbs
ingten 2lps.
lRarp 0oerins, %, 5s13 SamiItnn
apeNue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
Deutid,es 1beater.
gaaditem sonntas ai6t es cine DER.
sniets sOiie.

Cine ieIten fonliide Poiie nit @e.
iang, piro am fommeiloen Sonntng
i'm gnerp anbitorilm iiber bic Bret
ter seben. Ter 3edpreaer" betitelt
lid, oiejes ipoblgcIlingene Wadppert
6es 6efdnnfen oeutiten aomifers
acnrab Ireber ba5 iiberaa ipo es ee.
geben lpnroe, nit ben grobten Safr
ialpen begriiBt ipnroe. g9ie Der 5itel
6cs Stiides Derratb. banoelt es i'd
UNI einen Menidjen. Der feline 3ede
nidt 6c5ablen fnnH, imO Der oaourb,
aarroihgs obne b0spiaige abiidt,
jun 3e6preller ipiro. lin bic Sitad.
ton. troe ibrer lragif, ooppeit 70.
mild su aeitalten mug oer aerniite,
Der in 3abllingsidpu &c.
rdtb, Elm itrgemiitblifer ia6iiider
Eroiejior fem, uno Niai 9iebrIa
idat Die sfufgnbe 5u, bieie on un6 iiir
iit1 fcmiihe Jiglr, nod NIT ieineul
perionIidlen Sunor alis5uitatteu. imo
per Scrrn 9iebrid I'M perilaiieuen
Sabre, ais oen nSod3ien" in Y9tuto.
iebfeE" geiebeH umo 6etpunocrt Bat,
Der muB sigeben, oaB Sieier aiinitler
es Deritebt einen ipaifehtep ,@liem.
dJentnifee. .Sdlierier" mi Die Siibne
jii ltelen. glifh OF nnriifnliihcn Tar.
bietIngen miro cs .perr 9iebrid nid,t
ieblen laiien, cr ipiro perid)ieoene
Goiplets brinecu, nitBeroem als
Game eiiien ieifen SdyabplattIer tan.
SEN unS einen irrfomiiden Sooler fin.
gen. Cine dn6ere Der beiten Rummern
lit Elm fonii6es 9uett. sciimsen Don
5errn 1ieorid unc 6rl. giotbe, YOie
Saaien in Der Shrpei5".
Mud Serr gcnnenbers fpiro uns
6iirG Elm efit5iidenbes GonpIet iiber.
raideH porin er ms III ser offender.
siaiien @eiie aeiiebt, mos er gerue
ieiu mod,te. bei Der aagemein i6e6,
ten geitdftsIdge immerbin enns in.
iereiinrt 3u erfabren, ipofiir ii6 Serr
Sonneiberg eHtibIiebt. syeoenfaas
fonnen mir uerratben 6ab ii6 Serr
Souuenberg niht fir ben Sfauipie.
IeritanS entiteiben tpirb.
Sri. 9oren3, Der bic Molle einerGng.
ldnoerin sugeiaaen III, piro uns gum
eriienmnl nit einem erisliihen De.
iangsportras beoenfeu.
iSri. Rotbe, ais Iodter beg Bro.
ieiicrs, miro cine iinperfdlifte fleine
SGblin iein. 0enn ipie ipir boren, bat
bic @iege Sieier Tame i'm bieberen
SnfieHldnbd,el geitnnoen.
eSeoenialIs uiro es bel Der 9oriiel-
lung am Sonntag uid)f an slbtpefys.
lung imS angeuebmer 3eritreilmg
ieHlen, nno ieoer Der gerne laden mo
lid elm paar Stiinoen barrnIos inter.
balteu mot)ie, rriro ani ieine Soften
fommen.
Soifentli6 IaBt uuier 1eutihtbm1
aud fir Die foumenoen gSo6ea oenl
9entiten 5beater oasieIbe SntereIie
5itbeiI nerSeu, ;pie fir oie Iettrrl
9oriicliilngen. 0eim nur oann III es
m6giih, oer aarren Der tairm aus
bcm ticilten Stuus se5oeen, AUDI er.
fcIareih peiter 81 iabren.
3ifetporpertaIlf in Der 9beoter.
Office. 3is Qronibcnt @ant @ebaube,
imo bel BOZ y safanlp, 8ine uno
|12. Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04

boniif,e Crude bon maeiItern Der
itfpope Sduile. Dieie 8iifer unb Se'
parot6rlide fittb benz wfuieuit bon
bem gec6lab bes peritorbenen Robrrt
Blum iinb anbercn sejdenft iDorben.
Tie 5iueite ausiteIlung beftebt aus
gespeben ano aoitiimen iitlo Glide.
reien oes 5rls. 5apette garnum iulo
Der Grau slIbertine N. WbeeIan. Die
brittle ausiteauns bebnitoelt bic gro.
pbii&en aiiifte, Defenders bic Bidder.
uno 3eitlHriiteIys Miitration.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
1as Zanmeltperf.
gaitOr Saupt sr0finet Sammelteae
fir @OllSeus.

Der Dsutfche 9sssnisitise llntsrit..
Yerein bat gum Silfsfonbs $40 beige
iteuert unb 5err 5enrp SpsrmanH
bat ssiterH ben getrag an ben SAubs
msiitsr abgeliefert.
Sn ieiner 9[niprade in Der lesten
@o6e an Die 7elitiG,Oeiterreid)- ltn-
gariide $iIisgeielibaft mies Serr
@ebeinlrnth Or. Ytepera@erburot oa'
rGli bin, baB augeublidIit gan8 be-
ionbets @oa3ela iuto BanOagell ief-
tens Der fGnlpienbeu 9eltiden uno
Ceiterrei6er piQfommeu gebeiBen
lpiiroen. @r regte 5u benz 3tDede Die
8riinOiutg oon1omenpereinGl an, Die
ii6 Die Samntlirng ocrortigen MIdte.
rialS anaelegen laiien iein ioIlten.
9n bisber fiir @rinoung iold)er Ser.
einc nod feline Sd,ritte geideben iino,
bnt iih SEER Yaitor Sans Saupt be-
reit erfI1rt, bis auf ipeitcres oerar.
tige Baben III gmpfaua 81 nebnlcn
nno Seren lleberieuouug an oas 9en'
tralfcmmittee IN gtep gorf 81 Der.
rritteln. 9rnbe bier beiBt es beion.
bers: .@er itneG giebt, sicbt bop
pelt". Die storeiie bon Yuitor $
Saupt lit 16o Gait @icDtiden glpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
D.m gstebrvuospsrt e,rOs,s o,teise,

bsm Electromagnetic @rpbss gslsiitet
bate, aus bem 4rmssoerbanb aus.
trat.
aula trdf iit beimlih nit ihrsm
aslisbten SpIbaten, benn ntreu IN biz
SoIbatenlie6e" unb perf6pand nit
ibm am 9tenitag Worgsn.
6err Wsifsr III Der bsrehttsten @ns
ii6t. bob feline 1ptter nod piel gu
juna iei, I'm ben characterization
bon WGnnern smpfGnglit 5u ieiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
Vas BEN auuismnieaui.

SIM Munimuieum tounen sur Seit
lnebrere Sonberniisitelungen beiid-
tigt lperben. bic bislnae uesen
slalminangeIs lInterbIeiben rIubten.
Cine bieisr e!asiteIsnaen imiabt 10.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
Gterbli@feitsberidbt.

German s4mibt. SO, 8psis. SOIpie
tai; S6pinoiudt.
2cuis Wbittaisr. 3S, Bethesda 5os
ipitaI; glinbbarmsntaiinSung.
Gbas. goOs, Al. 2917 Sisblanb 4Ds.
nus; 5sr3musteIldbmung.
Sobn fJiBssralo. 40, 3nsissSoipi.
tai; Shipinhiuti.
5drIep gurdusa. 35, Siibii&es
5oipitaI; Mossuiarumpf.
Rdthan Sits.I, SO. 2169 Central
Gptnue; 3udsrtranfbsit.
2cuis Ssrmanu, 81. SidbtiI4ss
armsnhous; 6srsleibsn.
gIands garnsa, %. 435 @sft Z.
Strnbs; Spsration.
WasoaIsna TOtfh, So, 233 Gbeou
Strobs; 6srSIsiosH,
Sulia anOpps. So. 37o3 ct. aaip.
renee Apsnus; 5srJIeiDen.
Senristia DsFsls. 81. MeRinar
unb @ins Strabs; Shubpunbe.
GtslIa BRIT. n. 3rpeiss9 9ofpitaI;
G6pinbfu6t.
emma Campbell. 25, 213 Ss.Ou
Gtrubs; Risrsnlsioen.
Julia Gpsrbdro. 70, 1884 Columbia
Nptnus; Risr.rlsiSsn.
emma anSrsss. AZ. Sstcn SOipt'
tai; 6srnbIutuRs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
gefauntntadlttna.

Efiicc Der Cincinnati auo guburbnn g'ed Zele5
phone goWpaHD, 4o. 225 en- Sierte
StrdBs. 9ineiurnti, Sbio
Die Sabresncrinnimlung Der aiioHdrc Der
Cincinnati auo Suburbdn .aen IelcyboHe Com
paHn ipirb abpebalicH In Der Sfiice Der e6cic.ls
tfait. QO. 225 OF Sierie Strabe. Cincinnati.
Ohio am mlittpoh, ben H. isehriiar 1915 I'M
~ u6r Wlittaas. fir bic Nabl zines Sircfic'
ruins uiro fir bic abmidelina bon ioIdb anbercn
8efhdfteH. tpie ite oorieleH moaeH
Die uebertrnquHasbihcr meroen am TO- mo
II. 5ebruar 1915 aeichloieu beiben.
goinen 9lftun.
Eefrefdr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04

- Inter Der 9ei9uIeigung Srse
Sarmon. pOn RO. 1916 @ine Gtrobe,
ben 8straa BON $4 seftobIen gu bGbeu,
purbe seitern Der "a Sabre ate
Sranl aabl, BON RO. 227 Sit 13.
StraBe. in Soft ssHommen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04

Cincinnati OGio, 9. un6
@lain Str.) Wlilitdrpdiie, be5iu. 9ano.
itiirinideine iino nit ein5uienoen.
Der &aiierli9e aoniul
Wteaaer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04

GoB Ser 9etrieb bes gaiebnT.
Ipiels fir ale Gisentbinner Der
9Iabs Der sroben eigns nitf, wie
aIsemein gesIaubt UirS. sins Sob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-04
8aicbaa.

@unoesri6ter 2anois Don ehien.
90, Dor peI6em Der Yrc5eB Der .5e.
Sernl 2isa- geeeu bic gsaticnaI. .acin'
mifIion Ses orgauiiirten 8aiebou.
jpiels ipeaen gerIesung oes Alt,.
Sriiteeietes CUR @erbanSInns ee-
bradJt fpuroe, ipirS nod IN oieier
Bot,e feline Gntideioung abseben.
ScboIb bieie befaunt tpiro, iperben
ole iibIihen Sebriiar SpieIernils.
id,d&unucn sfuiiaen ben aIabs itatt'
fin6en.
7fe Dom 9r1iioenten aue. Serr'
mann aepIante uebertrneiing iinires
Itnisbdnbigsn St4leubsrers Dinslius
an BEN Colt 9ate alub (paeifie ST.
ea) wirb mceIiherpeiie on oem &i.
oeritano oes SpieIers ifeiterH. bd
tsrielbs auf ieiIwm Rontra.t bejttbt,
unter tpel9eIn CT p6breuo Der Sui.
ion 1915 nit ben 9tneinnntiern
.Rebs" gu ipieIsn beredtist 1T.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02
STEGLER PLEADS NOT GUILTY
TO PASSPORT FRAUDS

New York, March 2.-Richard Steg-
Ter, former German reserVist, and his
confessed accompHces in passport
fraud case pleaded not guilty in fed
eral district court. Held in $500
bail for trial on March 10.
Mrs. Richard P. Stegler, against
whom a charge of felonious assault
was brought by Arthur w. Matelkat,
reporter for German newspaper
with whom she was found in a hotel,
was dismissed. She declared she was
the victim of a frame-up because of
her. confessions in the passport case.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02
GERMANS PUSHED INSIDE OWN FRONTIER
DARDANELLES COMMANDMENT CONTINUED

DARDANELLES BOMB
London. = ResumiRg attack upon
the Turkish forts inside the Dardan-
elles, the AngIe-French feet has par
tally dismantled Fort Chanak on the
7 Asiatic side of the strait and has dam
aged the fortress of KiHd Bahr on the
European side.
Petrograd.-AIong a 6o-miIe bat
tie front extending from the Vistula
to Przasnysz the Germans have now
pushed back for an average distance
of 20 miles and retreat continues. The
new German line, reaching 55 miles
from Lipno to a point near MlaVa, is
being pressed back toward the Prus-
sian cities of SOldau and Thorn.
Southeast of Stryz and around
Roznatow the Austrians are retiring
in great disorder. The Austrian base
at Krasna, southwest of Stanislau,
has been abandoned.
London. - Turkish troop trains,
moving southwark from CONSTANT
nople to reinforce DardaneIes forts
on Europeon side, have been heavily
bombarded by British battleship in
gulf of SaTos.
Warships' guns were also trained
on a Turkish foTtiicatiOn on north
shore of GaIlipoi Peninsula, near Blu
lair.
Betrlin. - Disastrous defeat for
French in fighting in Champagne re-
gion claimed.
Despite heavy losses French re-
newed their attacks upon German
trenches near Perthes.
London, March British public
today registered hearty approval of
allies new plan to starve out Ger
many in retaliation for submarine at
lacks. .....
Following lead of Premier Asquith,
London papers expressed regret that
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is couched. In effect, they advised
neutrals to stand aside and bear in
conVeniences while allies deal a
death stroke.
Allies have not yet declared block
ade" of Germany's coast. Premier
Asguith carefully avoided tieing gov
eminent to a hard and fast policy.
British and French government viii
therefore hold themselves free to de-
tain vessels bound to or from Ger
many" was prime minister's phras-
ing.
This phrase may be allies Ioophole.
If bondbardment of protests from
neutrals forces an abandonment of
embargo idea, England and France
can point out that they merely re-
served right to act if compelled, but
never actually decided to put program
into force. They can explain that As
Quith's public declaration was made
for purpose of bringing Germany to
her senses and forcing her to aband-
on 'fnhuman warfare"
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GIRL SUES RAILROAD

An $500 damage suit was filed
against the Santa Fe railroad this
morning by Vera ZeIensky. It is
charged that the girl was badly in
iured in a railroad wreck near Joliet
a little more than a year ago,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-17
ITCHING NEARLY
DROVE A WHOLE
FAMILY CRAZY

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. "a, l9l4;-
my husband had a rash all over his
body, and soon the WHOLE FAMILY
was in the same condition. It looked
scaly and raised up on the arms and
body in big bumps. This trouble
burned and itched so that It would
nearly drive one crazy. 1t was always
worse at night, so we could not sleep.
We all had this trouble for about two
or three years, and during that time
tried many remedies and prescriptions
with no results. We tried Resinol Oint-
ment and Resinol Soap and it RE-
LIEvED AT ONCE, and before the
third jar of ointment had been used, we
were all completely cured. 1t has been
four months since we were cured, and
there are no traces of the trouble
(Signed) Mrs. S. A. Clarkson, 1920
Lawn Ave.
Every druggist sells Resinol Oint-
ment and Resinol Soap, and physicians
have prescribed them for 90 years in
the treatment Of skin troubles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-17
ALL DAY SERVICES ARE
HELD BY NOLIN CHURCH
UNITED BRETHREN HEAR ABLE
ADDRESSES BY ELDER MICH
LAS OF SPOKANE

NOLIN, Gre, May 1.-THE init
ell Brethren church had an ell lay
service and a biz dinner last Wrfhes-
day. Presiding Elder Nicholas OF
Spokane delivered two sermons.
Miss Stella Marple returned from
Minnesota last week where she has
been engaged at teaching school but
had to resign owing to bad health.
j. c. Bowman closed a successful
school at North Yakima last Friday.
People from all over the community
attended and besides the closing ex-
erclses games of different kinds were
played
0 f. Steele went to the County
Seat yesterday and turned over his
books to Assessor strain after COM
pleting his thirteenth season as a
deputy assessor in % townships which
included the towns of Echo and
Stanfield.
De Soto Davis and ]. c. Bowman
will start this week to Frisco by boat
To visit the exposition.
Another small cloud burst visited
this section last week washing tren-
ches in the roads. and floating the
road in front of the Nolin store Post
office
The recent rains have been of un-
told benefit to the farmers. Wheat Il
commencing to head and the prevail
ing weather has overcome the dama-
ge done by frost and cut worms sew
eral weeks ago
Aside from some small garden
truck being nipped by frost couple
weeks ago no other damage was done
The fruit promising full crop.
The Nolin school will close next
Friday with appropriate exercises
and a basket social dinner. Mrs ]. F.
Fisher conducted the sth grade exam
nations on the 9Th and 7th
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. W. L. Starr Of Freewater is a
guest of the Pendleton
Chester A. spences Of Milton tran
sacted business here Saturday.
W. A. Robbins, attorney for the o.
W. r. & y. is up from Portland.
J. E. Foley, prominent hotel mar
of La Grande, is here on business.
G. w Tape, manager Of Hot Lake
was visitor in Pendleton yesterday
Joe Cunha. prominent Echo sheep.
man, is among the visitors in the city
John P. Winter. former local at.
torney. came up from Portland Satur,
day.
Henry NJ. sOmmerer. we'll knowr
Hermiston farmer, is in the city to-
day.
George Wlnn, road supervisor a
Mckay, is in the city today on busi
ness.
c. II. Phelps Of Hermiston was am
ong those accompanying the ball team
here yesterday
r. Fagan, section foreman for th'
O.-W. r. & y. at Meacham. is dow
from his home today.
o. d. Teele of Echo is among thi
water users here today to file excep
tions to the water boards decree.
L. +. Henry of Portland. has ac
cepted a position in the vulcanizing
department of the Pendleton Rubber
& Supply Co
Irwin G. Brooks, bookkeeper of tht
First National Bank of Athena, came
down Saturday evening from his home
and spent the night here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-17
German Members ousted.

LONDON, May 14.-Between 200
and 800 British members Of the stock
Exchange have mobilized to prevent
forclbly il necessary, the entry Of any
Germans who might be brave enough
to attempt to make their way into
the house in disregard Of the warning
issued by the Stock Exchange COM
mittee advising them to remain away.
Excitement ran high around the eN-
change. and huge crowd collected in
the vicinity in the expectation Of dis
orders, only a handful of natural
lied Germans appeared in the neigh
horhood, however, and they did not
attempt 20 enter the exchange. They
We're hustled away and warned not tC
return.