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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-02
CALLED ON TO FIGHT.

Laurel, Miss, June 2.-Tony Liber-
to, young Italian who is in business
with his father here at 113 Pine
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WOMEN FROM.
IS TO s. TESTIFY
To the Merit of lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Com
pound during Change
of Life.

Wcstbrook, Nc. -" Il was passing
through The Change of Life end had
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Briefs ana Personal,

Mrs. Harry Stroebcl. ~ RirhIa,d ,,..-
nue.. D. slowly recovering At the North
W Wheeling hospital. after eugrsasf.Iff,.
undergoing an operation.
Nr. and Mrs. whiting. Of CadIz. % are
NlsitlnE at the home Cf Mr. and Mr.. W
T. Jones. OF Center WarVyood
. tN-MaNor W. ". Helfenhlne and fam
lily. Of Eighteenth street and WsrvVood
avenue. have removed into their new
building. on south Richland avenue
Mrs. W. J. Noble ig slowly rsrov.rIrs.
etter being seriously 81 az her home in
North WRrwood ~
Mrs. John Newton. OF HazIett avenue
NSorth Wsrwood. g. visiting her sister
Naiker Of Mozart Hill.
u seriously ili a. her home
Morrison Walden. student Of Obi,
Stht" Z University. ls expected home fr "a
Few days 20 visit his parents. D- and
MrS. y. -. Walden. Of south Wsrwood
heN. Ralph A Hsrsnguan conducted
inc services last evening at the I.uth-
ersn church
Members 81 the Ladies Aid Society OF
IN" Tres bytoriau church viii civ. "A
supper Thursday evening. March ii in
the basement OF the church
fupils OF the Gleun's Kun school have
beeh busy the past week practiclnR fsr
tu' entertainment which will b, given
eunesday evening. March 10
inc market and bazaar given Saturday
~ members OF the Ladies Aid Society OF
the Lutheran church Was on, 81 me
most successful affairs ever given.
heN. FINLEY OF bethany conducted
both morning and evening services a.
the thurstiau church
Nork has been completed on the cree
uuu OF a garage In the rear OF " D.
-''-NhiAara property or Eighteenth St
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
WILL BE TRIED FIRST ON CHARGE
OF KILLING WILL Arm.
tbs VIII BE Second TRIAL. First Be.
ING stopped Abruptly By Pris-
oners Suicide Attempt

The case Of Al Moore Is 10 begin
TINS morning m the Circuit Court OF
alarshaI county. al Moundsvills. be
Tore Judge II. e. HerEey Moore was
indicted on two counts for murder.
one Tor the murder OF Harry Purdy
and one for the murder OF WIZ Arm.
The murders occurred al a fishing
camp below Moundsyllls last July. and
resulted rom a quarrel over a fishing
net worth about two or three dollars.
after the murders Moore escaped into
Ohio. and after a reward OF $500 had
been offered for his capture. he Was
arrested by a posse from Moundsville
and taken TO Mounds vile and placed
IN Jail lie was indicted az the DC
tober term OF court and his trial be-
gun, but II was brought 10 an abrupt
stop by his attempt al suicide. which
TOOK place az the prison where he was
being held for safe keeping.
tie had butted his head against the
iron bars Of his cell. and his condition
was so serious at that time that Judge
Hervey continued the trial until the
February term OF court After his re.
coyery from the injuries he was taken
back to the Jail and has been under
special guard Of two deputies. one
from midnight 10 noon and the other
from noon until the following mid.
night. The county court has employed
eN-Judge Frank ". Nesbitt 20 assist
Prosecuting Attorney Parriott. and the
defense viii be represented by Attor-
neys Brown and Ritz. Moore will be
tried first on the Arm Indictment
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her son. Ed. and family. one day the
past week.
Mr.. Chalmers Ritchey. Of Cleveland.
came down Saturday and visited his
brother. John. Of Bannock. aud brother
VI. J.. and sisters Miss Ella and Mrs
Gregory. ~ this place. returning 70
Cleveland Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gillespie were
with Flushing friends saturday
Mr. NJ. J.. Price went Saturday OF last
week % visit his daughter Mrs X. T.
Tanner and family. 81 Chicago. Just re-
turulu. nome Tuesday.
Mr. j. VI Stewart accompanied Mr. w
r. Caldwell 10 ST. Clairsyille one day
the past week.
William Collins who resided here "a
few years Axe has been leasing some
land around here with the view or drill
ing for oil.
Mrs. Snodgrass. wife Of Rev. snod-
grass and children. have been on the sick
list
Mr.. Walter shannon is having a new
house built in town.
Mrs. Charley Moore and daughter have
been on the sick list
Miss Lucille Conrow. Of Flushing. vls-
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Mrs. =. ID. Kelley. ~ Wuynesburg Pa.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. VI. b. Patton.
OF AlCNsrhau street.
Fred Davis. an omployc % the -. a. q.
shops. ia confined tu mis- home on aC-
count OF Illness.
Mr.. Paul Williams Is iil at her home
In the Fourth ward.
Mr.. Herman Sperht ie visiting friends
and relatives in Fairuout.
8 marriage license was issued Satur-
day Co GUY g.. Leach. aged %. Of this
city. and EliaCta VI. YOCum. AGED &c. OF
Glendale.
CHARLES swain ia visiting friends ln
Cameron.
Edward Noight will leave to-day for
Los Angeles. Cal, where he will spend
several weeks.
Charles Tough left Saturday evening
for SenU1r'. Ind. where BE- has accepted
r. position.
Miss Marion Carter. az Tairm0ut u
LL.ILLnE LrI.nd. In mi. city
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UNIONTOWN, 0.

INlDNTOWN. o.. Feb gS-Nr. p5uI
Armstrong. of fulrmout ". Va spent
ne week ned here with his mother. Mrs.
NtTihd Armstrong. and other friends
Nr. sam iursEloye and family. of 81.
'lAlfhF lll'. were az the home Of Mrs.
Sarlh Lee sabbath afternoon
MT. Bert Long has purchased a Ford
Clairsyille.
Mr. Paul Armstrong. Of Fairmont. w
a, was here the guest OF his mother.
Mrs. Martina Armstrong. the last OF the
week
Mr.. Gcephinc Lyle vas the guest Of
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MOUNDSYILLE
DeleEate aroun HIM.

DeIeBate Martin Brown Of ,f,5,,,.f.
li.y, zane home yesterday from tho iee-
.sttatuIe 70 remain until after the Moo.
80. NllANh ~ Is estimated will tax. "a Il
t,e-t thrce days to finish. lie viii p
ttriiI 70 charleston at the close or the
7. "a IN conversation with him yszter-
s ,'-l.d. Just how long the extra session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

lHe proposition TO build "a now ,,.4
lft,seg building iu the lower end Of H.
~ 40i me Mound City Cut Gle
.rt's'Ns pr meeting with much fsy-.
, tl1 com pany H. now located on E'gI,tt
,sleeI and while their force he M, ~
u.' ~ rated as a. successful CUrnpar. =.
- "-T LNtllNs out some extra l.1y.I
,.Lt ls proposed To re-0rEaniza a.
'Di.pahy ana employ force ~ frgry, ~.
iacge enough TO carry on t6s TO- TO-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

An election OF the voters Of Union
district viii he held next saturday for
the purpose OF deciding whether the i'm
proveWents Co the Fairmunt pike shall
be- brick tar bound macsdsm or some
other substantial road bedding When
the district was bonded brick paving was
provided Tor. In case the brick laying is
carried out the width % the paving viii
b. only nine feet wide. Ia case the ma
CauHm is substituted the width OF the
ruAl VIII be mal- L-u-rnum r--t-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
NJ MEGHEN


Nuf much interest Ia being taken boz
,he e'iy Prgpgr in i5e -rs,cisl else i..
far. March tfu for t.H purpose ~
changing che FaIrWsnf pike Improve
mont from H Er... roadway nine serI
wide Hs was called Tor boz the original
bond order. tH en- improved NarHadauI
roadway 10 foot wide The aurIryHfH
orc T"H fI uHrE preparing fH" fnr grad
u Is H.fs.E uru UH difference which way
fIH election goes fHr work VIII UH OF.
..IH". and I.. cont Tracts awarded early
IL. OBJ. season. T.. .T..r.. .. frH ..r.
..HI election .r being Un'I Or f.e resi-.
..uIH Oft che FH.Tm.Uf u.ks section
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

ted over sabbath with her friend. Miss
Neya Millhorn
Mt, and Mrs. 81 l.. Price were visitors
with Mr.. Prices sister. Mrs. W. T-Cald-
wei and family Thursday.
Miss Dgrotha Armstrong went Co
wheeling Monday and from there 70
Elm Grove. 20 visit with her grand
mother. Mrs Trussle
Mr.. and Mrs George Humphry are
STAYING a. the home OF Bert Hackeubut-
toms. Tor a while.
Earne1f Shearer was bore the ravt
week with friends and pumped tn. oil
Mrs. Mary Wcissonburn. Of Kansas
civ. Kansas. who has been visiting hsr
DAUGHTER In New York is her. visiting
friends. Mrs. Weisscnborn will D.. baf-
ter known az Mary Robrecht who for
quite mum Der of years made her home
with the late Joseph Lee and wife
Mrs.. George Barns returned 90 Isr
home here "wednesday after spending "a
Few days with her daughter and famiIy
az Cediz.
Wisconsin reports three cases OF
frfulafg taaf raor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
MOORE MURDER CASE WILL
BEGIN TODAY In MOUNDSVILLE
WARW00D
John 8. pAria

John ;. Davis, sell known ana popu-
early sunday m1rulrg after al attac.
,t the4 ii4ol.a- lie Vas lu the slxtIeth
"a ~ MS axe lie is Survived uy one
- Nthgg. Abe Davis % ohio. one sister.
..Ir- Aar2 Jones. % Akron. tGlo. aId
I1Iee sons, John aud Roger Davis. %
anton. htlo ana Thomas Davis q
- AZ sel4- . FUNERAL FsrNic-s will BE- held
'1tt,yneAy eNtHiug az The home on south
~ AZ coo Afeu-r- The remains will be
morning FOR bsrIa.
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To Make improvements.

members 81 the Christian church navs
been planning the past couple or weeks
~ lthl PROVING the church. corner sew
sntecuth street and WarWoad i venue
ne members % the congregation Will
nave n uuor put lu the basement Of tFs
uLlinths 50 that they can have SUNDAY
rghool % tho haFerueut % tho buIdius
ttheT improvements are 60 be made 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
TO Bnna co.;lr rnurrh-

meetiugn Wa held last evening by
ne members Of the Methodist church
~ We PURPOSE or starting "A campaign
- Ials~ the sum OF $4,000 Tor the cree
L.Nn ~ a church iI tH. future on their
property on Fourteenth street MANY
new building were made ~ ghar'.. hi
Nv ler. Edward Elliott ur. " a. M..
Nee ana other prominent citizens
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superintendent OfSchools n. l.. redl-
cord arrived home early Saturday morn
ing from Cincinnati. where he attended
the convention OF the Department OF SUI
perintcndenCc 90 the Nutionai Associa-
ton which was held there last week.
Prof ledicord says that the 100 or more
West Nlrgiulaus were highly pleased
with the election of State Superintend-
ent n. Il. ShawkCy. ss president OF the
ass0CiatIon for the nnauinE var.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
BENW00D
Police Court

The city jail was occupied last night
Tor the first time In more than a week
TWO foreigners were arrested late yes
terday afternoon on plain drunk charges
and viii b. Eiysu "a hearing before Mayor
Clark Sprouts this afternoon.
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Reaainr circle 20 Meet.

The Union District Heading Circle will
meet 20 the Union high school building
tomorrow night. In regular weekly scs-
sion The subject to b. discussed has
not bee nannOunced. but 10 will probab ly
be something growing out Of the recent
meeting In Cincinnati which Prof Pedi-
cord will present to the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Recommends Chauberisin's Couqh
% take pleasure I'M recommending
Chamberlain Cough Remedy 20 my
customers because 7 have confidence
lu b. ind that they are plea.
With 30 and call for DO when AGAIN fn
r-cd ~ such n medicine writes o.
N. SeNEOn, Monfrvall0. No For sale
ly ali dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

or MarWood and Elm Grove have "A
,"IteAt on Tor new members which IL
'.iik Increased every SUNDAY since DO
nas been started Elm Grove. ONLY heat
Marwpod by one scholar. while they had
members Of the local Ch-fstIa- Sud-.
schools are going 10 beat their opponents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
WORK on Two View aarav.. p.,z-
Rushed

Me, ne new garage being erected Tor tf.
r+yb4 tLly auto Company Iu baiur
,'..t.-.5 nc foundation was ruHuUIafsg
, t55{tfaty and today tho brtgE vg,iI
WI! o. started The work on the 49,
49,. tle Alhs garage was started isst
contractors. Burton and EuIonE '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

The revival service no 49,. g. .
=. 1.ulch o. drawing LARGE rrovrdr' ,, W.
s.e1iuE meeting was held g4fyr'i,..l,
~ iHa corner uf Third $780,
l. az a'L.IHon avenue and ysHfari4g -
~, 49,, meeting for men vas held af ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
Meeting This Evening.

Volunteer fSr~ ana Irgt.r.f,.. 49,,
ion VII be held this evening a. !
!" ,lo,A ~ The hose house. corner Fifth
bers are urged 90 Ice prescu..
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To P1ar nnarrnr rerrr-

The next game on the local high
school basket ball schedule will b. play
ed In the local sym next "Wednesday
night. with Martins Ferry high. a. tho
attraction. The Ferrians have improved
In their play since The early season
period and are now reported capable OF
putting up a good article OF the floor
game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

a, an lonpF or the retiring FIRE ebf.f
49,, ~ son. q swell banquet wac Given
T5,allsatt evening af the CITY hgftiiI,,''.,.
La ,.i chicken. oysters. celery ana .,t.l---
81 tattLs were rervgd Co those prss-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Evening Star Lodge No. IS knights
Of Pythtas. Will meet Ia the lodge rooms
In the Barlow building this evening in
regular weekly session. IL r. requested
that All members be present as Import
ant business Is To be considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

- = ~ Of THH IfI"TUa u Ms. Hazel
rye or Wellsburg. are glad 10 hear
inst she 3 recovering slowly al har
home after being seriously Ui' and 'r-fe-
~" care or Physicians ~ was az Nrst
thnAsht that she would not get better
""' Nhe To- showing great Improvement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

, Inc regular weekly meeting OF Blazing
Arrow Tribe No. 10, Improved order 81
Red Men, will be held Tomorrow night
| IN the lodge rooms ia the Barlow build
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
Ionic Members 70 Att,ps M..,,,.,

g, A'r " the members of Ionic T'.r..
~ %. \ q. q. w. Will atfarI ~
~. ,l,t' ~ the Grand Lodge t1 Hs tIii
Lt1ilhE this week and Will .r...
f-g .le1 With iE" Grand lodge lrS.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Regular weekly practice meeting OF
INC Nnrwood band viii DO held mi.
SNthinE at 80 o.rloCk % the Reliance
nose house Ia North Warwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Three furnaces Of the tube department
OF the Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
will be IN operation this week The
steel department will probably resume
about IN. middle Of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

OF an industrial accident is required for
"a longer period than two weeks an ad-
dttioual allowance FOR such service may
be made by the board OF liability awards.
Mr.. williams OF Lawrence: Allows d.
vorce on grounds Of drunkenness for
two years unstead OF threeJ.
Mr.. Eppstein. Of Lucas. Authorizing
The payment Of a part pay pension 70
ellis.
AIR Rowland, OF Ottawa. To pay back
90, c"Ita4h DtltWa county c4ties money
collected because OF an alleged shortage
ln county funds
Mr.. Chester. Of Paulding: Providing
TOT the maintenance OF libraries donated
cover Carnegie glft)
All. Waggoncr. Of Sandusky: Proyid-
lng that the commissioners ~ Saudusky
county must turn over 70 the city or
Fremont 90 per cont OF the turnpike
FUND collected iu that city 20 care for
Iallty.
Mr. W8gEouer. Of Sandusky: COM
Ielliue county commissioners To pay 20
cities and villages not more than 40 per
cent OF the bridge taxes levied within
such municipalities for the use OF said
Sir Whittem0re. % summit. To pro-
vide rollco and nrcneu pension be paid
out Of state insurance fuSd from fees
Z paid by insurance companies.
Ar. Hauke. Of Turubuu. To decen-
Z tfUltEe saloon license system. lfo.nass
issued b. jury. dairy and food commits
.
AIR Altlc Of Barkc tby requestD. To
provide $500 additional pay Tor commits
siouers Of small counties.
Mr.. Thatcher, Of Clinton. To provide
Tor modification or the rural school code
go as o. permit exclusion OF villages
having high schools from districts sup
CrFlstuu and Co permit schools 20 be
operated with fewer than o. scholars.
Mr. Briggs. o. Cuyahogas Authoriy-
Ing county commissioners To- levy n tax
upou request uf county park boards FOR
purchase 0f land. building aud b0uIs-
wards and similar purposes.
ItSTDRIA. Feb. 2h.-prlvatc n Al
Dreaming ~ the o.. :. Marine corps. who
deserted from his company 81 PhlladeI-
pula. December g. and was later arr
rested. was taken bags o. philadelphia
Thursday by DniCer g. 7 Wnlfrrs. uren-
ming was recently married 90 Daisy
Nay Brown, who rrsifea in this city
and who had been hts sweetheart before
r.s enlistment Two days after his
marriage be was arrested. While urera
ming was Boo jail. awaiting hta return 20
philadelphia, his wife remained with
I.Hn almost constantly. faluug her meals
Dol Tho corridor ~ the prison end spend
INK che entire day with her husband
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

Wisconsin reports three cases OF
triplets last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

The state banking department and the
state tax commission today told the
pay roll Investigating COMMITTEES Of the
they would cut their eK-
penses $4,000 and $4,000 a year. re-
spectively. n n said these savings can
be made without Affecting the efficiency
% the departments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01

The hcDerm0tt administrator liquor
license decentralization biii viii b. re-
ported out u the senate COMMITTEES nekt
Tuesday with a rccOfnme ndatlun for IL
passage. and Will be made a special or
dar Tor next Thursday. The thirteen
Democrats Ia the senate VIII Oppose the
bill and may be Joined BY three hepub-
Leans from Cincinnati. This viii leave
~ Republicans % put the measure
through. a bare majority.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-14

Cine ernre @efobr fir
Mrgentinien bil0et Die aubergelpD1az
lid grpbe Nusfubr ppn @efrierfleil1
unb lebenbsm g1inbpieb. @eit 9lrz
aent;nien Gefrierflei5d in sroben
Mengen ausfiibrt, 1T Der YreiS oes
fir oen 2otaltonfllm be1timm1en
5leii@es 1ebr 5cbelltenb gellisaen, naz
BEL 1T es ppn iebr 5lpeifelbofter Gl,as
litdt, ba pplpertises Slei1G ben ben
5rigprifieps iibernommen miro. Neuz
erbings iteisert ii9 aud Die Nus
fn1r bon lebenbem Ninbbieb unb
l,amentli9 BON aiiben mcbr uno
mebr. Das @ieb sebt sr0btentei!s
nad 6runtreib 5ur Musfiilung eer
2iiden, peld)e Der Rries in ric
8iebbeItdnbe geriiIen bat. Das
8uonairenler 8latt uNaeipn" be-
19dfti9t fid ausfiibrli6 nit Dem @e=
9enitanb lno forbert I'M Sntere?e
Der @iebmirtidaft geieblide Mobrez
geln i'm @inne Der GinlGrdntling
bes grports bon @ieb. Daupn mol
len nntiirlieb Die 3ii9ter nidts luilz
len, ipelde bic siinftige &onillnttllr
ppn ausnlken m0dten, lp0dltcns
lpiirben fie elmer Ginfarantung Der
Musfuln ppn &iibsn 5uitimmen.
@r tcant i'm. asQrer:
nMemt mir Slaughtered
aarl9en: Der Jlpb!"
Sn Der Maodenlebule
2ebrerin: nWos 1T eine Dbnntadt2"
8adfifd: Cine Macbt Der Srou."
Mibperitdnb 8er
tleine Moris (oen Rapellmeiiter
beobadtenb): npapa, nit ipem reb't
Ser eigentlid2"
8eioe. @tube,,t: u8esable
f9on mod mol, Iieber Nopa; in et.
nem Sobre bin id fertis."
@ater Geufseno): 1Soer id!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-14
GrObebcnibreden in sstalieu,
9fie / is.a.e g a nit.

gieapeI, -. Mns. gcll,p, slctna
ltnb Strpnlboli, bie preni grDBtel1
Gulfane Der groe, 1inb tbatig gclporz
ben, utb 9elpaltige 9faldmplfen lteiz
gen aus sen aratern auf. slm Gltabz
bang bes Nctna baben lid 5ipei nere
aratcr gcbilpet, ans benen lid geipal<
tige 2apnitrDme crgieBen. Sic 8epple
ferung bon 9tcapcl, Mellinu llnb nnncz
rem Stdbtell Si5iliens liub bon paniz
.lcbem Scbrcfen crsriffen.
Srpbbcm Sic 91egicruns Bic 9cp6l=
fcrnng gu berubigen pcrllldt, miro ollz
gen1eill befiirdtet, baB sanS Stalien
bon eil1ent 9clpalti9en grphcben bein1e
.gcludt luerben ipiro. Ser erlte grbltob
lpurbe 9iellstas 8orll1ittag berlpiirt.
81 0 M, 13. aRar5. Sic srpben @nl<
fame bon Siib StoIien, Sic ieit n1eb&
reren 5agen i'm 9lusbrud, bc9riffell
linb, baben ibrc Ibatiefeit beutc mod
gelteigert. @enaue 8eridte nuu Ben
l1nbcilsbiltriften liegen nod niht por,
iaber es lit betonnt, baB allber sen pulz
fanildcn Musbrilben nod cil1ige grbs
ltDbe por9cfpnuen 1irb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-14
giirfiidc unb lit /. q IL :
+ i / ii d, c.
81 ! q, ~ ,rf 40 or,,, fo,,,

gcip Dnrf, 13. aus. (sia1ts.)
Sic Giirfen crbeben bcn slniprud, Sen
slliirtcn allf Ser Sonlbinlcl G}allipoli
100 CARDS @raben nabc sebbnls@abr
abgcnommcrt 5lt baben luh III Der Sc
genb bou @bibur,nt nlcbrere MaIdiz
1lcngelbiiee unb biel Olllnition erbcu@
tet 5ll bnben. slud6 ici cin alliirtc5
&ricgsl6iff hor slpibllrnlt bnn cincr
tiirfiicbcn 8ombe 9etrpffen llnb bclddz
biat lpprben.
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