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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
ENGLIsHMAN ESTIMATES GERMAN
RESERVE TROOPS.
Lon a o n, january, Is.

BY careful method OF calculation
the military correspondent Of the Time.
in an article on the strength Of the
German army places the total number
OF recruit reserves at 100000. consid
ering the reserve power Of Germany
the writer declares it advisable that
representatives Of the entente power,
hold q council in order to talk the
situation over. He says that not alone
Germany, but also Austria Hungary
would have to be considered and that
it is absolutely necessary for the allies
to adopt measures to grapple with
imminent eonflicts with armies strength
oned by powerful reserve forces.
Basing his calculations ON the fact
that the unframed landsturm OF the
class OF lscg--that is, men born since
lsG9--eould be enlisted, the Times cor
respondent show that in 1850 10000
men OF that class were assigned to the
second reserves and 10000 men to the
landsturm, second call. BY following
up this method Of calculation from
year to year he finds that every year
since then furnished Germany with an
average OF 10000 men OF that class Of
inactive reserves. Taking into &C.
count the physically unfit and deceased
number OF men by dedueting 30 per
cent, he reaches total OF 100000
men. Figuring the number Of young
men between the ages OF eighteen and
twenty. who furnish an additional NUM-
ber. Of SOC, 900 recruits to Germany and
Of whom 100000 at least could be put
in the field, he puts the total strength
Of the German recruit reserves at
100000 men, who. he believes, will
not prove so good body Of soldisfs
as the former troops, as II will be
difficult to I'll the ranks Of the officers
and subofficers. On the other hand, he
says that the military spirit Of Germany
will snrmount many difficulties. There
will be no lack OF arms and ammunition
Recently Germany furnished 100000
rifles 10 Austria for srminR the land
sturm. Krupp and Ehrhsydt are no
longer the sole contractors for the Ger
man army, bnt every metal factory In
Germany has been changed into a fac
tory for arms. The Times writer con
cludes by saying that In all probability
new army corps would be formed. as
the Germans have already done With
the units Of the Twenty.seeond 10
Twenty eighth corps, and that Germany
would make supreme efforts in the
spring to bring about decision and
probably emerge victorious.
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S.i ben Su5nIeH.
arisgsbiIbsr .aua ben aarpaib,n.
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Bon 9r. 10 ar Rpienb.ts

Gin il,iu.s 35rflsin tief brinnsn
In ben p.itIibsn @albiarpaibeR Der
gutoDina. Die 5Sbsn Der limgsbuns
limb nit llrpdIbern btb.di. in bertn
Diditt iid nod nj. bss Sol55d1srs
Irt b,rirrte. Sn Der Witte Der Anii.s
Ssluns usbsn bem b6ls.rnen RiraItin
ftsbt sin bOlssrnsr @Iodsntburm. glls
les ift aus 5olS, isIbii bic RdgeI, ipsls
de bns 0sbdIt sufnmmenbalien. Din.
Ter b,m 5buruns tin st0bsres @sbGus
be. Dor beiien breitem 9bort cine
ftdmmias 9sitalt nit geIdJultsrtsm
tSsipsbr. unb aufstpflansiem 8aionsit
goitsn itebt. Der fir3e atberpeIa iit
init bunsn Stidersien biibid psrsiert.
glui Der .inerf 4hfsf In sin tlsints
R6l6sn iiir eas Gspsbr aneen6bt.
Die bidtn NolIboisn iinb fsuris ROTH.
Die 6iib. Iisten In bunilen Sanbdlen.
Ter untsrs 9beil bss sSubss III NIT
rotb.m aoo.nftofis Hnh 4rt Der Oas
maiden umuidslt. Den aopf bsb.di
cine arOb, SGafpsl5miibs rpelHt am
Ranee nit sinsm 5nhsihpsif bers
brGmt III. I'm Der Getts bdnst cine
buHt psrsierte QsbnidiGs. 2lls ipsits
bin ii6tbares militGrifdxs ab;sifsH
in am Qrm. Elm brsiies itpnr3sstlbes
9anb ans.brnht. Gin busuIiFfsr
7Sreiipiaiesr, Der bier poiien itsbt.
Tas 6rsite Blodb0us. aus rob &C.
limm.rtsn gaIssH sufnmmsHgtfiist. lit
bic adi,rR. Der bujuliiden Gyitpils
liasu qesion. @tnbarmen bts Or
les iinb bi, syniirmtfitrs unb Drsdni.
fatpr.n. gisl miiHsn bieis 8ersruths-
nen nidt lsrneH Sie fiHo seborerft
S6lb.n. hit ibrsn ghisbpriissln.
bi. oft msbr afs 100 Sabre alt finb,
bob.n fR faon of Runitftiidlsin I'm
Shieben aeIeiIttt. Den gebrau5 Der
mobsrn.n 0apsbrs boben re raid &C,
iernt. Mutbs unb furhtlofigieii Dor
BEN 5.inb. miii5sn benz 5u5ulen Hi6i
crit anstp09nt iprbeH. @enn sr i'm
CONNER bph obsH auf ben almeH
iein @isb betDudt, nm WlitisrHa9t Der
Bar aus BEN Eididt btr lIrDdIbst
krDOrbridt, nm bas @isb gu iiberfals
Zen. unb Denn Dann Der 6u;ule NIT
Der blobsH ayf BEN Barren sntssgsn.
fritt. prib e. ipas gsfahr III. = Auf
elmer no6tsslsgsMn misfs am Ranbe
bes @oIbes iibt cine 4bibsiluns. GiH
iHrser gtfsbl bss 5nitruileurs; RAID
lSft fidb bic Rsiss biefsr buutsH Gss
ftaIisn in GhiibsnliHien auf unb Ders
ibpiRbst I'm @tifriipp. Gin tpsitsrsr
iarasr gsfslI uns iis iiRb 40issn bsi.
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aanS Defenders fdipsr ireffen. ba iAu
Elm bauernbsr @srluit i'm gyport Don
fertis.n Waarsn orobt. Das Iinb al.
les GripGsunsen, ben aries mDslidll
itnsa su gnbs Su brinsen. Sic prallsr
abtr an benz YrdIibsnttn ob. @r be-
iibt als Elm Mann. Der beitdnbis IN
atabsmiidsr llmsebuns seIebt bat, tsi'
nsn @siddftsiinn unb iaeint nit ben
meift.n amsritaniiden llniber'itdts'
prOfsForsn bic @Orlisbe fir Gnslanf
5u tbsilen.
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eokal.Dfrid)t
Ostsstss.

wei6aeI unb garbapa GOIsp. a54l
perbpe, Rnabe.
5obn unb aatberine Smith. 1926
5drril0n Mpt., WldbheI.
AIbtrt unb GIifdbttb aleiM 1853
Baltimore Apt.. Wldb9eH.
Roxrt unb Mnna Mi<ts. AZ 9op.
fins Ctr, anabt.
Wlorris unb anna Glued. S1s M<it
Court Ctr, anabs.
glh unb psari goben. Ala Dapib
Gtr., Wdb4sn.
Rsptr unb alnna Ssesiin. 533 ars
morn ape., annbs.
Sfabor unb Rsbtitu WcSlopit.
III stsnpon apt., WGbhen.
glisol1us unb Creme aabaus, 1872
Gin Sir, Mdb6su.
George unb elHabesb GdlOemsr.
S24 Carlisle Abs., Wdb&su-
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adst ibrtn eObu Serbafttn.

5rau anna 2inboff, bon Wc. 665
asenbe gtraBe, er1pirtie eeitRn eilsl
SnftbefehI gesen ibren 19 Sabre al.
Ten gcbu eoruarb urter Der 9situl.
oieuna bes SernnIuneerns. Grui
einbofi erfldrfe. boB Gouur0 ar.
beisfdeu Iei ufl0 ei,iet fobihldger
bel iid trdet. Ger wnter. tpeider
franf oarnieoer Iiegt. ipirb bon iei.
mem epr5BIine beoro9t, lpeHu q ibu
alire4tusiien nil
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bdttsn mir bod iid,trIidb bas Re&t.
unneutral ~ psrfabrtn. Wir louitn
msintn. bd6 benz FrdIipenisn bic grz
tsnntnib bsi5ubrinssn ipdrs. bob er 3ur
Sidxrbeit unierss 2dnbes uub 5ur
Wnbrung unisrsr Rtdts psrpfIi&tet N.
bos MusfubrbsrbOt gu forbern.
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lin Befrod. G9 Iieof oI|o olsf Der
&onb, boD GnoIonb i1tfoIoe ber jebr
Itueienffi& eineei&rdnftrn Aiispotl
Iron BesuosquelIen nit eiuex etbebli,
Inen &teieerstlg ber preiie ~ reda'
liten bd6en fpiro. Dem isiesto1sb miro
les ben0etreibebdn Der 8ereinjo'
| ten Staoten per6eufen bo6 fie ber
trb6bten geotfrope aus England NIT
einer aagemeinen unb fiefioen &r.
bSbunq Der preiie artsporte1l. 8in.
feruei5en, Der am 3. auguft In gtrrp
g)orf nit 95 Gents perfauit purbs,
notiene am 6. Snniiar 148 Gsnts;
IN anoereng gorteti iinb dbnIi&e preis.
iteiaerungen au perdeiHnell." Hub
/ Die gereitpiIligfeif ueiitraIer Stoa-
ten. ipie sstaIien, griedenlon6. I'd.
nemorf, erbcbIia before yreiie an.
,uleaen, aIs bic bon britiihen &dn6'
Iern aeboten tperocn, f6roert na4 An'
|iiht Ser- Eimes" Die aIgerieiHep pfeis'
|iteigerltng. Ta in 0idcn Stnnferi oie
Ginfiibr3ode bieIiad aisfgeboben
ipuroen, iinb iie In Der Gage, bobere
Ginfaiifspreiie 81 bGablen, obne oaB
|iih bnrols cine gertbeueriing Der
A,nore fir ibre aoniumeIlten ersebe;I
niibte.
,d,rS,,ft "a, ieSob mint ,r,ir 6mf groi.
i,aiis g,is S;fdersi n fd,,pr In Wit.
Ieiseu;doit ae.oaen Tie Qui,lbr boil
siid,em. Sie eil,en ies,r ipid,tiaen DC.
iiouSfbei[ Ser Roifsuobr,ind biIbeI.,
IL o,llerorSentIid, oerino ,inb .eui.
iprid,t ottrdoils nidt bern bortunos.
,,eu ggeSorf qie Wreije fir Wide
iiuS itfoIaeoeiieu pielfah n,if Sas
ToppeIte fiir Inande Giiforten aber
ouh onf Sos Drei. ,,uS Wieriode bss
oenobuIifeu 0reiSes qeitieaen
giue iebr Observation-Disclosures
hat nod, Dem ..Toilp TsIearnph@
a,,d, staie an per,eihnen, oenn Der
enorm oeiteiaerten ysoffroae itebt
,tpor Elm bebelitenbes. aber feincs.
meas altsreifenoes glnaebot aeqen.
iiber a,or oIIem. neil unaeheure
Nuoutitdteu Don GdIs iiir bi, qrmss
nifoefo,Ift iperoen Tenu Qdie miro
ala globr,luosmittel fiir bic Ir,lppen
ebeuiOiehr weaen feines aneriant,t
boben g,dhr,pertbes als ipeaeu ieiner
beo,,eu,eu Transportfabiafeit boa,.
oeiddst. or biISet cine iebr beIiebtc
@eiaobe an Der tiaIiden Wation Der
goiSoteu sm biiraerlid,en Sousbolt
bot Ser ssSie in ben 9eiteu Sic fqeine
gairtbid,ofteu an riaoroier Sporfom,
feit ,rp;nueu pieIfoh bic the,ierenIro.
buff ,u;p gdaufeu perordnot 20 oas
ieIbIt Bic ifetia fteiaeube amf,ar slr
Ted,,ua bes geSories uid,t o,,sreid,t
nus g2e,,.eeeIonb oIlein ftro i'm De.
seu,ber 1914 5000 1onnen giie
einaefiibrt ,pcrben. aeaniiber $500
Yonuen in Der oIeid,en 2eif Ses @or.
iofres sIber 6iegini,,br aus sauobn
In oerina, neil jeine ProSuftion eben
MIR surged,tua bes eiaeneu spniuns
oligreid,t unS bie In GngIano Dor.
banbenen Worrdfbe jinb ar5bfentbeiIs
pom Der meaieriins u,ifsefairft NOR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
stiimperhaite Siplsmatie ses
FraiipeHtsH.

Sn Der Diplomatic bdt Der prdiibsnt
beftdHbis grobe 6ebler ssma6t unD CT
iteht ieBt i'm gesriff ben srSbtsn Jsbs
Ier gu besebsn. Wsnn mir bic a6Fiht,
bic er nit Der SdiffsaHtdufs Bill
Derfolgt. ri6tis auffaffsH, nil sr biz
gstDaltafie. Dslde bic engIifhe Reqie>
ruHa ssgeH uniereu Sneutralen 6anbei
besebi, bur6 eiuen Glanfenungriff
matt iebsn. CT bat bic riatige Asabrs
Ilebmuns gemadt. bdB 0it Der. .Gtautsn
ii4 England ssssHiibsr Ia siHsr uusiiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30

Ger Yraiibent bat Dem
9ance cine Grtra Steuer bon bun
bert DliaiGlen nuierleet, I'M Den
ourd benz &riee peranIaBtsH Hlid'
gang in Den Ginunbmen Der Hegle-
runl su oeden, aber oas geililgt iIlft.
Cine neue Steuer miro erbpben psr-
ben miilien Inn Gin GeiiSit pom 40
@iIlionen Dollars Su oe6en, 10 oaB
Die sIiispnben, bic Der 9rieg Dem
Canoe oireit perllrindJt, uiif 2G0
Wiaionen 81 iteben fonlmen peroen.
Tas lit aber MIR ein geringer 1beil
Der @erIilite, Die mir erleiben, Ger
t1gIifc 9obuperIlrit als Sol9e Der
Observation-Disclosures betragt ge.
ring gerehnet A Millionen Dollars
ben 5aa mb miro iogar bis auf I
Wdaioncn geihdst @ir poQer i'm
cher MIR auf 4 Wiillioncn dngeben,
oas lit fir bos SSabr elm Sf)aeen
BON 1900 MiIlionen Collars. Bon ben
5beucrimgspreiien nollen mir gar
nift reben. 0as iollte bod Den
Asriiibenteu oeranIaiien, slIles mlf5u.
hictcn. Saf, Der 9rieg 5it Gnoe
fommt. itatt oeiien iit iein geniiben
oaraui geridtet, ben arieg gu per.
langcrn iubcm er Die gin. neIhe
ibn ermahtigen piiroe, Die @aiien-
mlsiubr 81 pcrbieten befdmpit. gtof
ME bat Gin grdiioent lid Oerartieer
RiifiidjtsIoiiefeit gcgen iein eigenes
Sano ihuloig eemad)t. s8as er ais
entid,uloiglna porbringt, lit famm
erruGbnenSDertb. Gr reoet lid oanlit
aus, oaB fpenn er Die 8aiienIieie'
rilng ciniteae. bas eine mncutraIe
SanSlins mare. Gs III unbenfbar,
baB Der 9raiioent ieIber sIaubt, mas
er iagt 9dhts in Der @elt oerpfIidp
tet ms. 8affen 5u perfaliien. @ir
baben oas Aed)t Sa3il. aber es iii
niht uniere IfIidt. Inter ioldjen
8erbdltniiien fam mon iih Der sln.
iidJt niht eripebren, oaB Der Praii.
bent abiidtIidJ infer 2uno itabiat
I'M England 3u beIfeu.
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Die Rem gorte .Simss"
bsmii6t iid. ben isBisen Rsi6s,aH8I.r
dls DummiOpf biu3uiteaen, iueil sr bic
sluian5 Don fab gang europa essen
Seutiblanb niht gu perbinbern pers
mott.. 4Is 8erslei6 pirb gismdrd
biUssiteIt, Der es peritunb, Seiterrsi6
unb ipGtsr 5rantrsib gu iioIirsn, aIs
sr bisis bstdmpfts. Dir iiub germ gu
bsm 3ussitGubnib bsreit, eab Beth
mannsSclIpes ,sin gismard III, aber
bic aniana, bic isst sssen 9sutItIdub
bsitsbt, bate aud elm 8ismart nidt
perbinbsrn iDuneu, bd lie ourd sinen
llmftanb peranlabt tporb.n 1T. ben tein
aanSlsr bate uerbiiten t0uH.H uuo bns
III oi. Isinoi6afi Gnglanbs, bi. in sss
ipiiier W,iie iiberrai6sno fam. Wau
pubts, bab RubIano srolIts, neil
SeutfdlaHb ihm Hiht seftattsu polIts.
Seitsrreif su Dernihteu unS man
puBts, bab Grauireit nod immsr auf
Rads fam. Bon Gusldnb fpuBts man
uur, bab es auf Deuti4lanes pads
isnbe Seemo9t nsibiid fei, absr Siss
fss Wottp belt man ni6t fir 5fUineenb
ssnus, I'm ss gu sinsm 3riege 81 pers
auIaHeu. Der jeBi9s aun3ler bat ss
iinsrlih nidt an Benliibungen feblsn
laFsn, Inn Gnslunb friebli9 81 itims
men unb Der &aiIsr uutsriiiists i'm
barin in 10 trGftigsr Wsiis, bab er ben
lInrpinsn oes bsutiden 9Oltss .rrsste.
9lbsr England lisb ii6 nidt bsfGnftis
gen, poats feline 8eri0bnuus uub mar
nod msbr uuf sinsn ariss psrisifsn,
aIs Rublano unb Grnntrei6. Sein
Gntf9luB mar sefabt, bel Der ndhfien
aiinitiesn 9slesenbsit 9eutiHlno gu
gobsu 5u iperfen, in benz ss siusn &c.
fdbrliden 9egnsr feiuer Selbitberr.
i6aft aur Gee srblidts. RuBlanb
madts ni6t shsr ssssn Ssitsrrsi6 mos
bill, aIs bis es bic 3uiass bon Gngs
lamb bate, oab ss iich an bem arisas
bstbeiligen piirbe unb sSrantrei9 mar
tete sbenfalls auf. ods 2oiunsspcrt
Don Guelanh. Sdtts biefss r6 gesen
BEN &ries snti8ieben, 10 Ddrs sr uns
tsrbIieben, ab.r tbdtfd6lt6 tpurben
Rublaub unb Jrnntreid BON euelunS
gum arisss ssstpunsen. Ginen foldsn
arimmisem 9ab. per ni6t bic minbsiie
Peredtiauns bate. fonuts man in
Dsutidlanb m6t Oprausfsben gno
ipeun man ibn aud abntn modjte, 70
ipdrs. ME Der 9ana Der Grsionife srsI
ipisfsn bat. ss Islbft siusm Bismard
nidt m6qii9 sspeisu. SsH ariss 5u
perbiubern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30

SH unisrsm RsDolutionstrises
Don 1776 puroe Elm Sdreiben an bas
snsIiits RiHiiterium sei6idt. iporiu
ipDtteHb aHsefragt wurbe. ob e er'
laubt isi, in bieiem 2anbe Shubs gu
trasen, bic Elm amsritaniitsr Sdubs
nader ausefertigt babe, ober ob man
barfub ssben miiiis. bis sngliid.
Sdubs sintreffen. !beute bereuts
ipI9e anfrase isinsn Spott. ionbern
allen Grnf. llniere 9lominiitration
tpast Hi6t, sineu Singer sur 8ertbetbis
gung unisrsr nsutralen Rs6te gu rib
rem, Bis iie in 2onbon angefragt bat.
Of England bas srlaube uno oa niHts
srlaubt pirb, 10 bleibt es bel enslanbs
9efeblen.
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samitus, ben 80. Sanuar 1915.

Wie mir aus ben 3eitunss-
beri9ten srIsbsu. lsibet bic S9pei5
nod itlimmer, als unier 2anb unter
Gnslanbs 9spaltpoIitit. Inter BEN
@prseben. baB bic Sdpsi5 @aas
reu nad GsutidIanb i6idt. bdlt guss
Lamb aud bic Sdiffe an. osrsn aabuna
iibsr Stalien mad Der Sdipe;, stbt
Die 5olse lit, babl in bieien aanos
9rDb unerihtpiuelih tbsusr Dirb,
GpbIsnOl fait gar nidt gu babsn IL
unb iiberbaupt Elm Glenb. tpis in elmer
bslaserten Jeituus beitebt. 0as III
bas England, bas Dabnep aIs ben
Sort Der idpafsn Rationen aubstet.
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Die sbsHsruns ia ssnOsa.

Srot Der freieu 3iiiilbr aIles theiHrt
Grtrtuns Ger arot. ino Rebl
/. preiie. - RnreeI oil Gilden. =
Ger aaieporrlt5 auigcJesrt.
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2onboner q imes" lGbt
bic aabe aug bem Sad unb ssftsbt bic
Ri6tigteit Der qHsabe oes oeutlhen
ReitstansIers 5u bab gnslano anoere
@riinbe, als bic gsrlesuns Der bslsis
Ihen Rsutralitdt, fir ieine Sriegssrs
fIGruns esbabt babe. Der betrets
fenbe paiius lautet: nWir babsn nies
mals bsiirittsn, oaB gnslaHo anbere
@riinbe, als bic Wabruns ieinsr 8ers
trGae bate, um ben ariee gu ert!Gren.
Tas 1T elm DerttDolss 3useitdubnib.
bus gnglano osrurtbeili. Siries bat
bislana bebauptet, bab nur bic 9ers
lebuna Der bsIaiideu Reutralitdt bic
GrieasertlGruna psranlabt babe. Dds
Geitdnbnib Der Zines" ldbt iid in
ner 0eiie ergGn5sH, bab oieis Reus
tralitdtsDerlesuna nur Elm @orpd1o
mar unb Der ipahrs 8runo in her abs
Iitt gu iu6su 1T, DeutihIdHps SEE
mddt gu 3ertriimmern.
Ger 4usbrud in 8tpaus
Shrsibsn: Die 9arteigdnser Seuifhs
lambs uno Oeiterreibs in bieiem 2on@
be, tpelhs oas 8erbot Der Waffenauss
fu6r forbern u. T. NJ. lit DON Der pros
brttiiden preiie nit gang beioubersm
8sbagsn ,als cine perbiente 3urehis'
tpeiiuna" aufeeHommen rporoen. uns
eriheint bas als eine 8ef6impfung.
bic ii9 leift suriidgebeH ldbt. inoem
man grpan uro feline 8epunDsrer als
9arteiednger Gnglanos be5ei6nst.
ltnteriudt man pollenbs bic 4biihtsn,
bic alIsin duftldrenb uno enti6eibenb
Iino. 10 lGbt iid nit 2sidtisleit err
fpeiieu, bab bic gsfiirnortsr oss Der
bots amsritanii6s uno bic @egnsr eng
liine SntereHeu pertreteu. Riemanb
pirb beiirsiten t0Huen, baB ourh bic
DaffsnlieFsrungsn Der &rieg DsrlGue
oert pirb, fpis aud nidt gu bsi.reitsn
1T, bab Der 9risg uns eroben S4dbsn
3ufiist. Den arie9 uno unieren
S6aben tam nur elm sreun5 gngs
lambs uno ui6t elm 5reuno Der 8er.
Staten piinI6en
~ enn NJ a n nad]rednet, mas DE
Waffenlieferungen oieiem Qdnbe elm
brtHgsn, piro man tsinen profit, ioHs
BIN eiusn 9erIuit entoeden. Die 96la
fer, oenen mir 0dffeu lieferH, tpsrnen
Il. uift me6r tauFsu. na9bsm Der
Rrisg bsenbet 1T. 2lber uniers Sabrisi
tanteu parsn gen0tbis, ibre gstrisbe
nit grOBen aoitsH ausSuoebnsu. nm
Der plOsIi6en sroben Rahfra5s 81 gs=I
riigen Menn lie oann bic Soften Der
Reuanfhaffungsn, Die nur cine tur3e
l3eit 9srpsnotng finben iperbsu, in
anreHnuHg brtneen, 10 piro ibuen an
gnos Oss &riesss bic giniiht niht
ausbleibeu, hGb iie tbatIdhIia Gsib
81 geieBt baben. Damit pirb luh bas
@rgument, odb bic Wdffsu lisferungsn
uns Gslb sinbrinseH, biHfdIis. Der
S6absn ipiro fi9 aber nod auf anbere
Grt unb in nod sr0Bsrsm llns
fange srtpeiien. Benn ourd einen
arieg impOrttrte Waaren lanse 3sit
aug siuem 2dnos beraussebaIten psrs
ben, oaHn mddt man ii9 BON Der
Mdarsn5ufitbr auf bic Ddusr unab=
bdngia ,in6em man ii6 entfpeber nit
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be Waaren, bic bisber inpOrtirt purs
ben, fslbif bsrfslIi. Das pirb aHisrl
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-05-28
THE CLASS PLAY


The graduating class presented
Alabama" at the Auditorium, Tues
day. evening, to packed house. 1t
was &c I'd play well presented and
the class have reason to feel proud
tf their effort. &
Alabama" was probably the NEST
entertainment yet given by a Black
loot school class. The selection was
good, the play dealt with nice people
and the better sentiments, brought
out the moral struggles worth while
and kept the audience in happy
mood. The performers had acquired
more OF the theatrical dash than is
usually seen in amateurs, and It all
moved along well. Following is a
list of the names of those acting.
Cyril Rich, John Chapman, Floyd
Quillin, Bryan Taylor, Lorin Scott,
Don Gibbs, Charles Neider, Jaw
Stewart, Phyllis Hoover, Myrtle Sim
mons, Lillian Sample and Zelma Sim
mons.
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LOAFER SPOTS IN BLACKFooT
Continued from pace one

Continued from page
Idaho Republican has printed the official in booklet form
with IL youSwi call at the
office 10
the state inspector
know whefe
filth, know where
Boise
them
have the will and
literally morgaged with weeds and alfalfa
like the rainy period 1t is all
left until dry will be
will be much harder them Every
with the
moist and the growth tender
the ground hard and
the it is inclination HE the
little satisfaction in the
the premises made attractive beautiful
late, Now
to the weeds 2
are OF clean company
highway
Yellowstone
through Backoo The Oregon Short
increasing
Southern California
train IA the heaviest
there will be a in 4
1t enough for gasoline
civic beauty
we'll Tourists always make mental the
through that worthy. well remembered
beauty memory
well
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-05-28
A MONTH OF RAIN


From the twenty-fifth of April to
the twenty-fifth of May there was a
precipitation of slightly over four
inches at Blackfoot, says weather OBJ
server r. A. Doud.
Comparing this record with other
years 1t shows May, 1915, to be above
the average and somewhat unusual,
but not record breaker. May, 1908,
and half of June Brought about six
inches of rain.
The weather observer at Boise an
nounces clear weather now. and as
this corresponds with the predictions
of Blackfoot's weather prophet,
Henry Dunn, and clear skies present
themselves, local people feel safe in
standing from under.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-05-28
MOTORCYCLE RACES SUNDAY
SALT LAKE TO BLACKFOOT

On Sunday morning, at 6 o'clock,
Al motorcycles will leave Salt Lake
City for Blackfoot, Idaho, contending
for purse of $3.50 to be divided
among the three who reach Blackfoot
first.
They will be led as far as Ogden by
an automobile to see that they pro-
coed according to orders and do not
exceed Is miles an hour. This pre-
caution is taken to avoid accidents.
Leaving Ogden they will be timed
three minutes apart and given free
rein, but no award will be made If
they are more than eight hours on
the road. If the eight hour limit
counts from Salt Lake, they may be
expected at Blackfoot at about p.
M, Sunday; If from Ogden they
would have until nearly 4 o'clock II
it requires about the limit. The roads
from McCammon to Pocatello have
been in a deplorable condition dur
ing the rains, and this will probably
delay them seriously.
Thirty-seven of the riders are Salt
Lakers, and IL are reported from
various places. D. A. Jenkins is
entered from Blackfoot, and some
of the local people are talking of
going down the line to watch for MIN
on the Macadam Way, and holler
themselves hoarse If he comes in near
the front. 1t is likely that each
rider will be merely flash and van
ish to watchers along the Macadam
road.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-05-28
TRAVEL is WESTWARD

D. E. Burley, general passenger
agent of the Oregon Short Line, as
serts th.t the heaviest travel to the
Pacific coast would in reality not be-
gin until after June 10, the date
when large number of schools and
colleges in the, east arc CLOSER for
the summer, says the llerald-RepubL
lican. The travel, which has gone to
the coast SO far has been the winter
travel and the east bound trains are
heavily laden, while the west bound
trains are carrying only aLittle above
the normal number of passengers
The southern routes had the greater
part Of the west bound travel during
the winter months, as the route is
warm. One day the Santa Fe had
IA section of the California limited,
which is said to, be record for the
number of sections of transconti-
mental train.
when the vacation season opens
and the schools and colleges in the
east are out. then look for the heavi-
est travel that has eevr come west. .
said Mr.. Burnley. "The travel to the
exposition is being planned by the
families and it will be found that the
thousands of teachers and professors
have been preparing to make the trip
west bound travel to be soCheavy that
west bound travel to be sosheavy that
it will necessitate the running of ex-
ira sections of all through trains.
Only the winter travel has gone to
California as yet. The east bound
travel is heavy, but west bound it is
only little above the average. Aft
ter the Yellowstone season opens Salt
Lake will be crowded with tourists. -
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turned to her home Thursday after
a trip down the line.
Mrs. d. B. Drake and her daugher,
Mrs. Seth Burstedt and baby, of Chal-
lis, came in Wednesday on their way
to Milwaukee. expecting to be gone
about three weeks. ~
Roy Wilson, of May Idaho, was
kicked by horse Tuesday and was
taken to Salt Lake for surgical treat
ment Wednesday. He was accom-
panied by his wife and his father
II, r. Wilson.
Ed James, of Arco, has gone to
Los Angeles expecting to be gone
about month.
w. R. Johnson, of Shelley, has
sold out his interests in the meat
market and has opened business al
Arco. His wife and daughter and
twin boys went to Arco. Thursday
morning.