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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11
About People
Hoven;snts OF indlViduEis &C
and From :he City

Melure-J. r. FLANAGAN. GAINESVILLE.
o; o. 7. Parkin. Washington, Pa
Harry l.. Cox. Marion. o.: &. NJ. Talk
ington, Cameron: Howard Elsten.
Clarksburg: ;. l.. Wood. KenoVa: \
l. Gould, Parkersburg: T. NJ. DeBarr.
BuckhannOn: +. J. Dryden. Akron. o.
Grand central-R. 5. Clous. Wades-
town. Benson Jacobs. Little Falls: j.
c. Reid, Cameron. i. VI. Han, Ali
ance, o: A. ID. Marry. Steubenville.
o.: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson. Til
tonville, o.; h. ID. Allison. J. L.
Weaver. Chester: j. ID. Moore. Nor
gantown: Chas. ID. Baker. Paris. O.,
X. II. Read. New Philadelphia. O.
5runs~iek-Robert II. Stewart. j..
Paul Jones. New Cumberland: !. A.
Newell. Newell: IA. 5. aBird. Manning.
ton: }. $. Haggerty. Warrington:
Mrs. Wade Blackstrop. JaclSsonburg.
Stsmm-D V. Lemon. New Mar
tinsvilie: J. NJ eordine. Hundred
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Eakin. New Mar
unsNillc, II. G.. Marcy. Wilkes Barre.
"a; w. w. Steel, u. G.. Heckmann
Canton. o.: G. W. Hin. Sistersville.
James = Brock. president of the In
ternational Laundry Workers associa-
ton. who has been in the city for the
past several days looking after the
scale Of the local union. will leave to-
day for Toledo. Ohio
,.rs. george s. Fecny and daughter
Mrs. Angela MCCourtney, and Master
John and Miss Mary MCCourtrey. left
last evening for Atlantic City. where
iNcN VIII spend several weeks
Mrs. J.. W. Sinks and daughta-
Louise. Of the city. have left for
Cleveland. Ohio. where they will make
their future home.
Mr. w. J. lsukens is In Philadelphia.
attending the state convention of
jewellers. Mr.. Lukens being the vice
president OF the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lenkard arrived
IN this city Saturday from the West.
where they have been on their we'd
ding tour. They left sunday evening
for their home in Pittsburgh. where
they will reside at No. 54Of Baum
Boulevard
j. \. Newell. a prominent business
days.
Sheriff and Mrs. J. O. Eakin. Of New
Martinsyille. arrived in Wheeling last
evening 10 visit relatives and friends
g. W. Hill r we'll known SistersviIlc
druggist. is here o. business.
MISS Margaret Becker. Of Mt. Union.
mas returned home aiter "a several
DAYS visit with friends here.
Bishop p ". Hughes. who delivered
the dcdic7tOry sermon 90 Thomson NJ
u. church. sunday. left yesterday
for Pittsburgh. from which city he
viii leave today FOR bis home in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Blgnche Branstropp has re-.
turned TO her home In Bcllairo after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

This week will hold two meetings
OF great interest to the members 0l
me local missionary societies and
those who are interested In fbe s,tb
jet. and IN lectures Of the foreia,n
lands. Mrs. Anthony n. Evans oi
NeW hork, the president Of the Inter.
national Order % Kings Daughfera
and Kings sons. who "a In thig CITY
TOT a short stay. will make the omen.
ing address a. meeting 10 be held
ms evening On the club room OF the
lrst freshy terian church. siam and
laos" will be- the FOREIGN ~oflr,rte-
disguised and the islands Of "Cuba
and Porto Rico" the home topic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11
OFFICIALS OF KINGS DAUGHTERS
RENDERED BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION

quils and buttercups; shallow baskets
OF purple rises and lilacs centered the
serving tables, at which Mrs. Harry
Miller and Miss Nan Johnson presided
at the coffee urns The serving COM
mittee was composed OF the Misses
Blanche Young. Edith Bonneson. Doris
Gibson, Betty Johns. Eleanor jackson
Mary Eleanor Wright. Margaret Hall,
Anna Lowe Bags, Virginia Moore and
Jennie Bolton. The ushers were
Messrs. Russell Rogers. John Schener-
lein. Matthew Metzner and Robert
Harkins. The high school orchestra,
under the direction of Miss Lucy Rob
inson. furnished a fine program of
music which was highly enjoyed by
guests. The stage. with its masses OF
greenery. presented a very attractive
appearance. Among the guests last
evening we're.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

stump" Mccee Had Considerable
Beer. and ls Fined by
Justice Hobbs.

stump" MCGEE. Dr.. arrested yes.
torday for violating tho Yost law was
arrairned before Squire Hobbs vcstcr-
day evening and was fined 800 and
costs and sixty days in jail Dee took
an appeal to the criminal court with
bond at $500. Henry Thomas wa.
accepted az bondsman MCGEE wac
arrested uuon Information of Charlie
Earhart TIE bad two barrels OF beer
and two cases Of beer IN q wagon. all
Of which was labeled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11
Boat Ride

The y. p. o. Elks, whose entertain
meats are always delightful. have vel
' unueI way plans for another which
ment. The steamer Homer Smith
has been chartered for their excur
SION. which Is an event Of THURSDAY
afternoon and evening of this week
An orchestra will be on board and
dancing, the popularity OF which never
wanes. viii provide the amusement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11
Morning wedding.

At O'Clock this morning nuptial high
mass will be sung following the mar
rage OF Miss Catherine Anna Miller to
Mr. John William Becker. The wedding
VIII be at 81. Alphonsus church after
which the bridal party will repair To the
home OF the bride in North wheeling.
where a a breakfast OF pretty appoint
ments will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

Miss Emma SenRcwaid at her homo
on Erie street. was hostess 10 tho
members ~ the H. s. G. club Iarf
evening The time was most eni0,
ably spent IN short session oi
needlcWork. after which many enter.
tanning games were played and was
brought 70 a close by the serving of
2 delicate and Appealing luncheon 90
tho following members.
Misses.
Alberta Eerneyrr aIrr0ra ff.f..r,r
BERTHA pirper Ada grstf.rr
Jessie pleurr Maud rffu.,,r,
. atheflue 'oWon MleT fudv ~
Trina Cownu enrrfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

scores or responses were received
at the Wheeling Fairgrounds Assoct-
alton headquarters in accepting the
invitations sent out by the organiza-
ton last week for garden party to
be held at the home OF Hon. and
Mrs. George a. IauEhlin on Bethany
pike, May 20, weather permitting.
Should IL rain the affair win be- heId
on the 9th instant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

Rev Y. = Brinlnstool united IN u.ar.
Iiase Suneay afternoon IN the parson-
ske OF the FIRST Baptist church Mrs.
MARGARET kronenveth and Mr. John
l. 1ost- The immediate families xer,.
present. the newly Welded couple tax
ing up their residence immediafely fol-
owing az 90 National road. where.
snsy WI De Al home 20 receive the
calculations OF their friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

The regular meeting Of the washing
ton district Equal Suffrage League was
held last evening at SIC Market street.
large number OF members and their
iriencs were present and an interesting
meeting held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11
Prnctice for nrarr Partx

Tho ladies OF the Carroll Club who
have in charge the arrangements Of the
chtldren's May party. wish ~ announced
that rehearsal will be held WednesdaF
afternoon at o'clock and all the little
folks taking part bre asked particularly
to be in attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

The city union Of Kings Daughters
Will hold "A cake sale this morning al the
George r.. Taylor store All varieties or
delicious home baked cakes will be- Offer
ed for sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

The members Of the Island Bridge
club viii meet this afternoon af fha
home OF Mrs r. = Riley on Thirteonfb
street. \ pleasant time win be- en-
iOyed at cards until the guaefs ara
summoned 10 q dainty appointed Inn.
cheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

noon and evening. A doctors certia.
cate "a necessary before tickets can
= issued This term VII last until
- ~ oi August Miss Could IL
most ericient Instructor. and h~r
classes III rapidly. Ali desiring re-er.
fAtions are urged % make them early
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

Miss Florence Could. physical cuI.
lure director az the Y. " g. a. an
nounces the opening this week of tho
second term ~ her swimming cIaeaca.
which meet IN the forenoon. the after.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

UnmauufaCturod tobacco imports
into the British Isles are about TOO. b..
100000 pounds labout Sc per cent
from United StatcsJ annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11
Ladies' Aid Raoentinn-

Wednesday afternoon OF this week.
the ladies OF the city are invited TO be
the guests OF the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Thomson NJ. y. church which -
newly completed and dedicated and one
Of the handsomcst edifices in the city.
This Will be q reception. and in the re-
ceiving line Will be the
Chairman-Mrs. ". &. Hardingcr
Presidcnt-Mrs. G. o. Smith
Vice President-Mrs. II. n. McGregor.
Secretary-Mrs. G. u. Watkins.
Treasuter-Miss Laura Prince.
Mesdames:
Charles Sturges.
John Price.
John Turk.
John Fisher.
In the dining room. where delicious
refreshments viii be served the visitors.
Mrs Joseph Mcconnell. the chairman.
assisted by committee. viii serve In
the various other departments OF the
church receiving committees have been
appointed with the following as chair
men; Mems club room. Mrs. Charles
Metzinger; Sunday school room, Mrs
Lou Schradcr: ladies parlor. Mrs T. l..
stone; main auditorium. Mrs. KRONE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-11

This evening. the quartctte OF the
FIRST English Lutheran church Will give
an entertainment at the Elks Club. The
urst part Will be in the form OF a min
strel IN which some very attractive
musical numbers VIII be rendered. while
the second part will BE- "A plantation
scene. The following is the cast:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18

4 Wlinionen erriGtd, bic adndItfds
tIoI cine tofffpieIige, aber dd,, 10
ottnatnb notbpsnSise matna6mc fiir
6tnsfnbnra, III tros beg arieges i'm
gnu begrtffsr. Tun, Sic Steuersd1fer
iino ntf1t 1uf Rofen aebettft. Die 8cs
lnelltots sSteuern bstraqen 2.45 b. s.,
dbgfieAeli BON her 8retsitsusr uro
meittrem ,3u6ebDr. 9fber bic S.ie6c sur
Snode, ju oiefer fttpdr3en, ieaens
lpenberoen @roe, hfr bic giitige 9las
tur eine 8iille reider S9Gbe qeIpena
BET bat, lpdbrenb fie i6t ben Rei, Der
anmutb periuqte lit R6enbia bsi ben
geippbnern. WlHItergiiltiqe freipillige
Observation-Disclosures BON Imfdng
une Beocutang iinb por9anoen. sS6reH
Uriprung OerGanten tie lepi9lich benz
io5lal geridtetsn llnternebmungsgeiTt
Deg yergbans un0 feiner s5nbuitrien.
Slt osm eraeren @e6iete Der CrtIfaft
Sinoen6urg itebt bic Donnersutard.
9iltte nit iDrsr Qrbeiterfiirforge obens
an. Mas ba an gemeinuiiBigen 8dus
ten unp Ionitigen @inrihtungen fir
@rRolungs8ipede gsi6affen tpurOe, III
Der 8etpunoeruns pertb. 2lllein bic
9robe Ulaife Der Steuer5abler meint,
baB lie 3unGchit ein Re6t auf bic
S4affung Opn @rbolungsgelegsnbeis
zen uno 9erf8Onerung Der Srti6aft
bur4 bic @emeinbe babe. @is 1T ales
nod i'm 8srben unb ueber9ang be-
griifen; Der 4usgIeih apii6en benz
Dorfe BON emit unD Dem beutigeH
groBen 9enstupeweien ioq nod ges
funosn iperbsnI 9es6alb niiniden
e6en 10 biele gepobner bic Stabtper.
oung, neil lie ben &rebit fir bic gduz
tbdtigteit erleiftert, bic 4btebr gtA
iattigter griiten3en ppn Der @rnerbsz
itelle eini6rGntt uuD erfabrunasmaz
big bic @rrihtung DON Stiftungen
fDroert, Die ben Qanogsmeinben nur
ipGrli6 SufIieben. S3on bat Der
arisg manfen @egsnIaB gemiIbsrt.
Der Sriebe tpirb iihsrli9 ben peites
rem antrieb gu jenen gsitrebunsen
bringsn, bic oiefem bebeutenoen SSn-
ouitrisprt ben bei6perli9en Wes bonn
Dorfe our Stubt ebnen.
Wor garp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
2-16,e7. am Ghluh S16.67.

.s2-1e.s7; aH @6lub 1861.
SGmal3. - liir San. S9.O5-
I9.15; am S6lub S9-1o. ghr Wsni
s9.15--e.32; am Shtub 1927.
gaiprtnietten. ;yiir San. 5000
IL; am. ehlus $9.12. Giir 0fui 81. T
15-9.32; am Ghlnb 1927.
Butter. Nl1rft nnperdnberf.
gier. 9ltarft tieoriger; 3urubr
3740 &itsn; firits 29c; oroinarp
firits 26a 27lt; ouf Dem Wartt 20
-29e.
aartoffeln. - Wnrtt unregelmGbig,
{3ufnbr 43 @nrs; Wlifiaan unp mis-
eoniin ipeibe, 53-62c; 9atota Hno
yiinndpta lpsibe, 55-62c; 8atotd
ina Winneiota Gbins So SOC.
@efliiael. 2tbenoeS, Warft ilne
reaelmdbis; SABINE 12t; iFrii6jabrss
biitrer 1876; 5urtens 1920.
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1luk'NahriG

Opnueritag, 18. g2ob. 1915.
Sm Gineinnutisr 1iitritt pirb be,
Tlub beat. ipobl lansIam fallen. @s:
lisrn 1T 5sHsIbe bsi bieiiger Staot
nod aeitiegsn unb bate am 2t6enb sis
nen Waferftunb BON 1914 5uB.
Die folaenben 8epeftsn trafeg
tpabrelb rss ssitrisen Cages bier Gin;
gjittsburg. pa.-6.8 SUB. fdlt.
@feeiinc. 70. @a.-11.l SUB, itsigt.
partershurs. 70. @a. -9.8 dub, faGt
aanaipba sSaGs, 50. 90. 81 fdat.
Gbarieitlsi, so. ga.-7.5 5uB, itat.
porismoutb, S.-2o.7 Sup, iteigt.
GO,lisOine, au.-8.5 SUB, iteist.
epansDtlle, Snb.-9.1 Gub- -iteigt.
Roibpille, EeRn.-36.0 Syub, iteigt.
gbattaRoosa, 5enu.-18.9, iteiat.
aanius Gin. Wp. .-1o.1 Jub, fdGt.
Memphis, Senn.-9.7 Eub, fdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
Strbtfa Be RadfGnbiatst

SerbifdsR RidFGnbigtsb
ten Die Serben fiub in alien Dim
gen Der Gebsnstultur bas riititdnbisa
lie Der 8altanp0lter. Waan bat btes
bdufis aug ibrer 9eI9idte gu srtId.
rem periu6t; alIetn bieis @rtldrungeH
itub ri9t 5urei6enb, bsnn bic 9es
i9i6te Der 9uIeareu 3. 9. Benefit, tpie
aud Elm Bolt nit burdaus .rieseri-
iher 8ergausenbeit, bas pon groben
Sataitropben betmsefubt purbe, ii1
raid su bobsr 9eTittung aufidntngt
- tpeun pieie .ben in feiner Hutur bes
griinbet tit. Wau bat bte Serben oft
als bas reiHite SIapenppH bss Siios
Oitens beSet9uet, bp6 ideinen lie
pieINsbr in Der !6auptiate BON einem
buntIsn llrpolie ab5uitammea. Das
rauf ipeiit gar pieles llnbeimlihe III
ibren grdu4en, au6 ibr 9lberaIdube,
ibre Norbluit rno 9rduiamtsit. Bis
III bic l,eueite 3sit binauf - unb in
absslesenen gersDiuteln tpobl nod
6eute - III oos RGuberpeien nirs
genos 10 enttpidelt pie in Serbien.
Die .8dsbojni,i" Serbisns ba6.n nar
in Der ii3iIiIheH Nafiu Elm Segens
ituf. I'm oas gu osriteheH, mub man
piiIen, bdb Der Serbe nitts 10 iebr
babt ipis ben gegriff Der Srorung,
Der r8ri6dpa", bes itaatliten 3pans
ses. Gin geringfiiatser 3uiammens
itob nit ben gebDroen ssuiigt I'm eis
nen 9aueru inter bic RGuber gu trets
ben. Gr ipiro oann nSeioud", Der
Shredeu Deg 5bales. OieIer snt'
Thlub pirb osm Grmeren Serbeu oqz
burt erleidtert, pab er an grndbs
rung, 8leibung uno Yebuuiung mar
bic aaerbei6eiosniten qInIprii6e 81
itelleu pfIeat, Serabe Elm ierbtl9er
@elebrter - benn es gibt dud Iolde.
ME penn iiberbaupt Ourt Die geriibs
runa nit Seiterreih unD ben tultne
ref b0beritebenoer runsdrl1noHHfn"
Serben in gel9rao ipeuigitens cine
selpiiIe giIbuns Bis in bic jiinsite 3eit
Dpr6anbsn par bat bariiber isbr
mertpiirpi1e 2luf5ei6nuugen sem1At.
goiancpitI6 fano Bel Ieiuen 2dnbs'
Ieuten naIle urformen Der &odtunit.
ipie mir lie Ipnit MIR BEL tiefitsbenotn
Naturp6Itern nod arttreffen. Sic
o6rren lpie bic SnDianer bas 6leut
an hpr Sprne ldifen Elm adn5es
S6la6tt6ier, nit 5on iiber5oseu, IN
elmer @rube oiiniten tpie bic ytubttr
am bIauen glil. sic tohen ibr grot
tpis bic ,sGaer Der llrseit, Der Wlagen
bes ssI6laatetsR Sbierss mub bdufis
als Rodtopf oieneu. gtu6 Die Std
lung Der 5rau 1T beim 3dnbooli nod
p6lia porIintflutblih; iie ptro 5um
Gait unb gltbeitstbier berdbgebriltt
uno bari an ben SeIprdten Der WldH'
usr nict tbeilnebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18

3uder. prsiTe fef. - Raffi.
nirier Gut aoaf 500; popbereo
$500; Cubes $6.35; aranaIirter $6.s
10; Gonfsttionsrs ~ $500; on
~ S5.75; tpsiBer srira S5.55; ertra
rG" $5.35 per 100 pfuHo.
MoIaiissift i.ttis. - Heip Or.
leans Open asttIe 40-55r. gsntrifIs
adI 20 -30e Der GalIons.
Refs. - qouiiinnd. faneh Seab
6--6te: prima 5-5as; orsinGrsr
44se: sapan 4i5ae per g,fnnb.
Dairhs prpbufte
8utter. - Wurft rubis. preiis
iino felt. Wbolemilt trtrd 34c;
Gentralissb ertra 3lbf; GeuiruIisec
firIis 28c; DO. Geeonbs 25e; GAN
ct DARN 22c gadins Gtcd 17--19c
per pfuHb.
Rdfs. - Wsarft iittia. Dbio 15Ae;
RcrbpsItlidsr 15216af; Rsp Dort
17c; @&peiasr 20-35e; bo..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18

ten iporeil rdr iinb ftetig i'm preiie, bic
dnbertn Gortet lpqren ldngIdm. Stoz
ders unb ieebers iparen rar unb fee
tia, ebenfo CUTE miil6tube.
Ufifflsre unb ffrers Gtiere $500
800; GGftn S3.o0-s.oo; bleis
I fftr Sticre S5.00-7.O0; duserleiene
els trira $T25 10, Sciisrs $3.50
800; austrleient big ertrd 1926
t675: aii6e $500 800; auserleIene
bis ertsa $5.25-5.75; Gamers $2..
75-375: Milhtiibs $500 800.
Stodrs unb lsebers: stiere s5.25-
ZOO; 6sifers s4,50-5.50; aii6t
| 50. .00-5.00.
guflep Die ,3ufu6r bon
9uGen mar nur mdbIq, bic Rohfrdse
5iemliA snt limb bic preiie itetie,
5stte gullen $500 6.25; Bologna
$5.50-6.O0; ertra $G.10-625; ma,
eere unb lei4te $4.O0-5.25,
HdIber. - gei 3iemli8 gutter
Na6frase mar Der Wtartt bsute ftetie
Bis Itart, gegsn Sd,luB ubsr tpuroe Der
Marit lanaIam unb Oi. Preiie fielen
TIM 25-50c.
Bette aaIbsr $ll.25-11.50; fair
Big CUTE Ieihts $s.25-11.25; orbindz
re Inb grobs $4.50-11.OO.
SO 4ii-sd 6 RRO uM g5Sfm
g 6peine - Die 3ufubr mar
arob uno bic prsii. fi.l,n besbalb lin
15c fir 1leiifsriOrt.n. 2eitts Der
ianotiortsn fieIsn I'm 10e uub Jertel
Ium 25c.
Guts tis alserlei'ue gsrianbts uno
Dleii6eriorten $6.70-6.75; gemii6ts
8erIanbtlortsn S6.45-6.7o. auserles
isne mittler, $6.25-6.40; lei4ts gers
faHDtiorten $5.90-6.15; Jertsl 10
9funo unb ipeuigsr $4.00-5.75; or
oindre big dussrlei.n. iApere ietts
Sdns $500 -6.15; sinies fancp $6.s
20. Sidqs $4.00-5.25.
9 6dfe unb 2dmmer. Die
3ufubr mar kats 3ismlt4 grob, bic
Rd6frags cine CUTE uns bic prsils
itstig.
Sdafe. ertra. $575; CUTE bis auss
srl.f,ne $5.00-5.65; oroindr. biz
fair $3.00-490. 9drnmer. srtra,
1926, quite big aus.rleisu, $500
.9.15; orbinGre bis fair $5.75-7.75i
Cullen S5.25-6.25.
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SIN ueueH 6inSenburs.
9inoen6urg, O6sritleTien.

Den asut.H Don 3abr3e mub nats
gsribmt perotn, bag iie nit Sinbtns
burg ben redten aussnblid sur Sffeu.
ii0e ersriffen babeu. aaum bate Der
Jtlbberr ben sroben Sieg iiber Die
Rufen erfcbtsn, 10 itelten iie nit
eringli6er geitimmtbeit bei Der
Staaisresieruns ben antraa auf I'm
taufe ibrer Ortibaft. Nit oem Oant
fiir ben Groben, Der bas reite Obers
i1lefien Dor oem feinoliten ginfaa
betpabrt bate. IoQte aud duberlib
iunoseseben iperoen, oab bier beutIae
Wfdnnsr Dur1 9eiitestraft, 5{leib
uHo Spariom.eit oem Rei6 in IT uer
Grbeit elm Gebiet ero6srt 6qben, oas
sur9 ben iiNrlebten polniiten Ramen
untlars gpritelungen bon ieinsr Be
.polterung uno gebeutung erpsdt.
Speibe bate IN ieinem 6etannten
Siammbuhpers bon 1890 Der Sdrnoz
niger anappi6aft. Der RaHbarf6aft
oes beutisen Siuoenburss, bas 3euss
niB ausssiieat. baB lie fern pon ses
biibeten Wsniden am Gnos beg Rel
DIES iiBs." Gr bat aber pprdusabnsuo
bdran bic Wabnuns sstniipft, Der
itano unb Rsolidteit i.isn bic beiben
S9liiFeI gu jegIidsm Saab, ben
bic @rbe belpdbrt". Der glltmeiitsr
piirbe b.ute iiderIih ben sriten 5beil
isiner 0.rIe juriidnsbmen, penH er
BON ben Sabresbsrihsn Der St1Sti.
idsn 9oltsbibIiptbet, bic SaEletmGBig
bas misunderstanding Der ieBigtn
giupo6neri6ait Idilbern, aenntnib
bate. Sm iibrisen III feline propbsz
3eiuns, odb 5leib unb 2(rbeit Die
erobe Wiiridelrutbe gu bsm S9dbe
unier Der grce iinb, sIdn5enO erfiilt.
Wit Stols ,5nneu bic fiibrenben
RGnner oarauf binpeiien. pas bus
p,rsansene unb gssenipGrtige 9es
it)leht an oieier Stslle Der Sitmart
s,leiItst babsn. Die Sebniuht, bas
in irieoli6em Dettitreit bem 8eutI6s
tbum ercberts 9aub mad Dem Rettsr
Sdlsiiens gu benennen, mar in Der
ihpersH Stuilbe bss abseipebrteu
RuTsnsirfdlls ae6oren pproen. glun
frsuen iib bic Sinoenburser i6rer Si=
derbsit Dor bem SeiHoe uHo ibres
llansboqsr Ramens.
Der nsue S1uspatruu bes alien
3abr3. bait. oft gsnug aerast, baB
man an MtTteiOsnben 9urtt gar
nibt fart senus Iein tam. Die Wdn=
nsr Don 9dbr5e ibsinsu nun oIlsr
binss niht gsnus itar,e &rGfte Der
IammsIt Su babeu, I'm bic Staottper
bune ibrss .DSrTdens" Su srreian,
bas beute uidt tpeniger ais $4,000
ginpobn,r 3Gbt. Die Ginsube, bic
Dor Spei cSa9rsn ju Oieiem 3tped an
bic Resisruna absins, III ii9erli6 eit
WuItrbeiIpiel fpeitblidenber aommu.
nialpolitit; GrfoIs bat Fie nidt &C.
bdbt. Die Griinbs fir unb assen bier
duFsu,GbIen. pGre cine lanae 9ee
idi6te. Die Resisruns mil bis duf
ben bsutissu 5aa ni9ts BON Der lin
sruppisruus" pifsn. Die 9eipobner
iroften Ii9 oorIdufig oamit. .Wsrn
unfere Gemtinbe aus bem Sreiie aus
jttioct, bsHsn l,iftunssIdbisites giits
sIi.b Tie IN, 10 6ri9t Sieier 5uiammen.
athrt anlsr 9iiraermeiIter sIiidli4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-18
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