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SALISBURY VALLEY

Frank Bouplon who has been ser.
iously i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Marion Rattoon of Hoosick is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clara Bailey.
Miss Susie Lake began teaching IN
the Valley school Monday.
Mrs. r. b. Young Is visiting at the
home Of her father, Frank Bouplon.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w Fuller attended
the auto show in Troy last week.
Miss Grace Center is passing the
week at the home of her grandfather,
Albert Amidon in SALISBURY.
Truman Amidon of SALISBURY was
a guest of his sister, Mrs. S. Center
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Bouplon. who is attend
ing school in Troy, was at her home
over Sunday,
Miss Anna Coderre was an owes
Sunday guest OF Miss Margaret Hyde
in SALISBURY.
Harrison Millington and Edward
Douplon report good fishing at Lake
Lauderdale last week.
Mrs. William Allard of Bennington
was summoned home Sunday by the
illness of her father, Frank Bouplon.
Rev. J. C. Mitchell win conduct
services at the Valley school house
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday eve
nings OF this week.
Misses Helen Fillmore, Bertha and
Marcia Bouplon, were at their home
over Sunday from their respective
schools
Albert Gulley, who had the misfor-
tune to stick rusty nail in his foot
and had symptoms of blood poison, is
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better and at work again.

Mrs. Rachel Howard Moseley,
widow of the late Leander Moseley.
died suddenly at her home in Ross
vile. Kan, Oct 10th, aged 6S years
Deceased was the daughter of the
late Jared and Mary Madison How
ard and was born in Salisbury.
she and her husband lived several
years in Eagle Bridge, n. Y, ami lat
or moved to Nevada. Missouri, and
the remainder of her life she lived in
Rossville, Kansas. She is survived
by three daughters in Kansas and q
son Walter in Texas, one brother
Jared n ward Bennington, two sis
ters, Mrs. j, X Conley and Mrs. G. w.
Higginbottum of Rossville Kansas.
She was visitor to Vermont in An
gust and September 1914. but had
gradually failed since her return
home until the final summons came.
Her funeral was held from the Pres
byterian church Monday, inJecncnt
in Rossville, Kan.
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IS POUNDS or BLOOD

is the average quantity in a healthy
adult, but it is the quality Of the blood
that determines our strength to resist
sickness. With weak blood we find
cold hands and chilly feet; in children
an aversion TO study, and in adults
rheumatic tendencies.
In changing seasons get abundant
fresh air and take spoonful of SCOTS
Emulsion after meals, because Scott S
Emulsion is rich bloodfood that will
increase both quantity and quality of
the blood while it warns the body and
helps carry off the impurities.
When multitudes of people are to-
day taking SCOTS Emulsion to avert
winter sickness, and are giving it to
their children, it is careless to neglect
its benefits. Look out for substitutes.
Scott & Bovine Dioomdeld ~. J. 1925
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WEST RUPERT

Bertha Wetherell spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Gran.
vile, sss
Mrs. George Saunders has been Wis
iting her daughter in Granville the
past week.
A large share of the potatoes
raised here have been marketed,
price averaged about Coo. per bushel.
c. II. Sherman and wife are visit
ing Mr. Sherman's sister and family
in Meridian, n Y, for two Or three
weeks.
A large delegation from this place
motored to Proctor Tuesday to attend
the district meeting of Odd fellows
at that place.
The farm property known as the
Enoch Sherman place on the Salem
road was sold at auction last week.
price $3.50. Cyrus Parker, formerly
of this place was the purchaser.
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Tomorrow afternoon the women oil
st. Peters parish will hold pre-
serve sale at the parish house. The
sale will be followed by a clam chow.
der supper prepared by Mrs. Paulson
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Mrs. Alfred Sprague is able to out
again.
Charles Pope is visiting relatives
in Danbury, Conn.
Mrs. Harry Davis of West Hill was
in town Saturday.
Miss Delete Haynes spent the week
end in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. B. Porter have re-
turned to Waltham, Mass.
Guy Bartlett was a business visitor
in North Adams Monday.
Mrs. Frank Crosier is visiting her
daughter in Pittsfeld, Mass.
Emerson Stafford of Whiting
ham was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Jewell were
visitors at Sherman Sunday,
Rev. C. A. Nutting and family mo-
tored to North Adams Saturday.
Henry Lewis spent Sunday with
John Sumner in South Readsboro.
Burt Putnam of Wilmington was a
business visitor in town Monday.
John Wiley of auckland, Mass,
visited friends in town last week.
Miss wa Pierce of Jacksonville has
been visiting Miss Alta Wheeler.
H. f. Blanchard motored from
White River Junction Saturday night.
Mru IN; ,,4n hue
visitor in Wilmington last Wednes-
day.
Miss Audrey Whitmore spent
Wednesday of last week in North
Adams.
Miss Alta Wheeler, who has been
visiting in Jacksonville, has returned
home.
Mrs. Buel Tower, who has been
spending several days in North Ad-
ans returned home Saturday.
Mrs John Stankewich has gone to
Monroe Bridge to stay while MIR,
Stankewieh is working down there.
Mr. and Mrs George Johnson and
idLIlIlS WI .. IlOllcI l[tSuit anu hFdhl
French spent Sunday at Nottingham
H. E. Blanchard motored to North
Adams from there taking the train
for Springfield, Mass, Sunday
night.
few of the men who have been
working for the Power Construction
Co, have finished work and LEFT
town
on the planking on the dam and the
gates of Somerset were opened.
Water was running over the dam at
1890 p. m. a-3a iaia
Mrs. Myron Pike, Win Robinson,
c. II. Pope and Herbert stickles mo-
tofed to, North Adams Saturday after
noon.
While riding the other day Judson
Mather fell from the wagon the
wheel running oyer him bruising him
up quite badly Y
Harrison Kingsley and freind Mrs
Gertrude Kingsley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Wheeler of Wilmington spent
Sunday at Sherman 1oa 1850
Myron Mather of BTocton returned
TO his home after spending his vaca-
tion with hi1 brother, George MathI
ers on North Hill.
John Carrier, Mrs c. rG. Brown. 4
Mrs. George Plumb, Mrs. Tyler GoodI
ell, Mrs. Mary Bishop inotored oyeril
the Mohawk Trail last week.
Highley Scott has finished work
for the chair company and is work |
ing for the Carbide Co., at Sherman. |
Sunday, the work was completed |
II. p Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Crosier and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saw
yer attended the district meeting at
Masonic Temple at Bennington last
week Wednesday.
|. o, o. F. district meeting was
held in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening Members from Shelburn
Falls, Wilmington, North Adams.
Jacksonville and Bennington were
present making about eighty five in
all. This meeting was held for civ
ing instructions and after this a
short entertainment The Rebekahs
served chicken pie supper after the
entertainments.
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ltiful play ground. They expect to
have it ready Tor occupancy the win
ter term.
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Men s
C,lOtfliiIlq

Made to order or ready
made Mackinaws, Mems
and Boys Pontiacs, Beach
Goats and Vests, CORDUROY
Goats and Pants, Wooden
Pants, M e n ; S and Boys
Sweaters, Bradford's Wool.
en- Underwear, Flann e |
Shirts, M c n s, Women's
and Children's Shoes, our
line of NJ ems Work Shoes
is especially strong.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Igisipton Saa, 81. 3l31 Mapifon Rp.
l9tbois g. Duncan. 80, $50 martin
Gtrabs.
lGbarIss aenoaI, %, @a3is, %. 0d.
tepa Wannsr, 1S. 436 Wsit z. Ctr.
lsSobn 6. aus, AZ. Ssfiuionpius. Snb.
laatbsrins q. air6, "a. Waoifcnpins.
(G5.prqs 81. @Osborn, "a, Dpomins.C.
lWprtl. 8. Warner. "a. ossgl.
( Jobn W. Greeman, 28, eee Carr ct.
lGracs GtObbum. 1S. S14 Mtit 8. 81.
lebarl.s g. aobiirob. %, 29l5 Sisbs
I lamb glps.
ielusufie Risbs, 10. 233 Siursis 9lps.
Sgbaune.b Rob, %, 1924 WeIinsr aID.
lMari. Gmiih. 20, 418 Gmitb Ctr.
)Gbarl.s 8. alrsnb. %, 1881 ainben
/ Strabs.
lNarsarst GOmbsrs.r. 19. GIG Msft
WeWidsu 4ps.
is,soiepb .. simm.rmon, 33. 1904
Moooburn abe.
lDOra 9. grsp. %. 1851 s.. asssr
4ldee.
JgDilIiam :. 7uesIs. 2l. DdnptlIs, ap.
lRina 9rpani. 1s. 2236 ct. Samsz
gloenus.
(gbparD M. grOpbp. 80. 451 Dii 5.
I Strabs.
iGaiberins M. GaHibp 27, 2oi7
grsn Sirdbs.
('yrsO. 20. Kingston, 9s. 115 81 5.
I Strabs.
jGHk arimmsr. %. 1903 Gin Ctr.
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Has Si. 9entideH in Den @eI.
Staaten perlaHgeH.

sSn ieinem perabrsoeien 5ragse uHb
QintportIpisI Dsriu6t Brpan ben Gins
brud 81 sripsdsu. bdb bic 9suti6en
uno Seitsrrsihs llnsarn in oieiem
2anbs bsionbers @srgiinitisurgsn fors
bern. sic buben 5u teiHsr 3sit his
minosite 9sranldfung 81 elmer io!hen
@niidt gseebsn. Sic baben uuisrs Re
eierung niemals I'M 8uabs dnssflebt
lino aud teiue ibrs RationaIitdtsn be-
treffenben WiinIhe pertretsn, ipnbsrn
Isoislidl bas @erlanssn ssft.lIi, oab
uniers Resisruns ibrs sissu.n Snters
ellen pabrnimmt uno fis niht gum
@ortbeil gneIanbs prsissibi. Sie
psrldnssn Das &usfubrptrbpt Sum
SbuBs uHb gum ausfhlisBlicben
Quben unisres Ganoes. Ulit Der Gins
itsuung Der Waffsnausfubr ~ zine
fdleuHige 8ssnoieuns BEG arieees 81
erfparten uHo ols dmerftoniItht Bar
ger hdbeH lie Elm Re4t Su foroeru, poB
bic Reeieruns nidt oo3u bsitrdoi eis
nsn arisg gu perfdngsrn, Der uns
fhper IhGoi9t, Der 4rbsitsloiigteit.
Stodung Don Subuftrie unb 6anbsl
uno 6uHgsrsnothprsife ptrurfddt.
Bas Der grGiibent million unb feiu
Setrstdr 8rpan gssen biefes gertanz
gen Dorbrineen. finbet letnen GIaubeu,
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bSrbs ouf Htf&perbsn bln erfolesu,
bic tnttpsbss bon ben Gcunip aoms
mifdrsn Dbsr pcn 2 gilsssru efbcben
lpsrber.
Mls anipoIt fit bic Gonntp<S Siens
srbtbGrbsn folI Der GtoatBunlr1It
funairsn unb bic Ginf9dtuna bes
Giasntbums fol- 3ipiidxn BEN ujt.n
Montag i'm MpriI tnb benz trItsn
Wpntdd i'm aunt srfOlssn.
Sb bic Stimm3tttsI. be In Der Vos
pfubsripabI In sFrdniIin Gountp abs
atssbsu ipnrbsn. nddasaSblt s,psrbm
iollsn oosr nidt, miro am Disniiaa
pom 6dus : DdbItonttit apmmi.iss
sntifisben ipsrbsu. Die Dstb0rs in
Der ginasIsoenhsit iamsn ON Wcntag
Mbtnb gum 4biaIuB.
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Gbimeie ,.1ebbe
Jibrt in psrf4isbtnsn
fdiitOrniiatn Stdbtsn
su gIutpersitbsn.

SdnGranciseo, 25. San. -
5nfolgs siHsr Gbindmfsbbs, bi.
Sonntds absnb In psrfdisbtnen faIis
forniiftn Gtdbien gum Musbrud
tam, ipurben brsi gbinsisn erf@oiIsn
unb psrfhisbsnt Gbinsisn msbr obsr
minbsr ftpsr bsripunbsi 6isr tpurs
ben Guong Quod Wdb, bsr prdfosnt
Der Sen Sisp Dinss unt Elm ipsiteref
Wiiglieb bi.fts .Sons" tri6oFsn unb
elm peitsrss g1iteIisb bsrielbsn 9srsi'
niauna ipurbs eslsssnilih elmer Sd]iss
btrei In Stodion srmorbd.
IN OntIanb linb in sintf ilsinsIi
gbinsientoIonie. bic mebrtre WeiItn
bon Stodton sslsstn III. idm e sbsn.
inlls su gluiprrgiebsn iinb bier ipurs
ben sipsi gbineisn psrluunbtt.
lleber 3Ipdnsis gsrbafinngtn ipnr>
ben am Woniaa 5u friibu Gtuno,
pon bsn gth6rbsn IL Dtriditosntn
St1bten unier Der d3insiilhsn BepoIs
isrlina porgsnommsn uub Die polt3ei
bat DorIdufia sin fsbr ipdtiamss 4nss
auf bic Gbineier. um fpeiisrsn unru@
ben por5ubsugtn.
Der anmpf brad bier esIssentli6
,iner 5ri,bsnstonisrsnI 3ipiidxn Der
irttern Der Cen Susp ginss. Der Susp
Sings unb esr Bier 0tisIihofisn
aus, asIsssnilih ptIder ptri&iebsns,,
felt Ssbrssfriii fhpsbsnbe Sfreitfrar
gen bsisslsgi ptrbsn IoIlisn.
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9roteW
Grh.6i Der Dtlfi6s gOtId,afier s.asH
bic Senbuns ppu @afsrfIneSsus
a.n on bic trissfiibrsnoen
MGhts
Seiner snTidt mad iinb Waii.rflug
ssuas uls arieasfohr5euss gu be.
trnhieH.

@nfbiRgton, ,. g., %. San.
Geutf6IanD bat am NOntaa Darh ben
bsuii6su 8otifaftsr, ben Grafsn bon
gsrniiOrff, heim StdatsbspGrtement
baasasn protsftisri. bab BON ben Der.
eiaatsH ans. @aFerfluaSsuge an Die
irisgfiibrsnbsn Rationen in @urppa
esianbt rperben unb bsr Yrpfeii pirb
bamit bssriinbst, bob Wdferflus5sus
as ala 9riegsfabr5slas oHsuiebsn
feien.
SSSn elmer am MOniaa in Der Got
Tdaft absssebeusns Gftiarilna beaiis.
lid Der 2IugsIessubsit bsiBt es:
Bon ben 6urtiB @erisn IN 5om<
mOnOspOrt. q. o.. iinb an GnsIanb
pas pobIbstunnte Mafsrflug5sus
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Die tnslif6tn uno japaHi'
i4en ariessidiffe iinb pom qrdiipen.
ten aufseforbsrt pOrbsn. Der 3iiits bel
Der. StaaieH fern gu bleiben, mas i,
unbeattst selaifen babsn. gs LEG
aut tein @runo Dor. parum iis ben
9efebl bes prdfipenten gebor9.n iOl'
ter, Do ibnen DoIIauf bstannt 1T, out
er ni6t I'M gntfernteitsn baran bsntt
iie 5ur Rsipettiruns Der Redie esl
Oer. Staattn an arpinaen.
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Quth trie6 ann Gysi.aneuii.

g)srbaft,n sic mid, benn Id bob,
Isii snei Hagen uur cine zaiis Raffst
unb slpsi grSohtn a.nohtn. Wii bic
fen @ortsn fnnb ii6 btr q Jabrs allie
@rpber Eibsns. pcn go. 662 Jrtss
man eiD.nus. bti btH Seiretdr bts
goIiBsiHsfs gppslan ,iH. eeibsr icnHs
Il bic Bite nidat sriiiIIt ipcbsn oa
Groper nihis berbrodsn bate. Jtbt
sriIdrts Der Sunst Wdnn. bdB e bis
llbr Itin,r Mufier sniipsnosi bats. un
iib QabrungsmitltI iuuftn 3u Ton
nsn. Auf Druub bitIss @eiidnbniIIts
lpurbs Der iunsr Waun liHtsf eeri4iss
otHsn gsrbadtsmomtnttn IN 6aft sts
nommsH, mo sr ipsnisIisHs ttiDas 1u
Giftu svbdIi.
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rsnbs su perbieten. mibbilIist unb bab
er. fols iie poifiit fpfrben follis. (fpus
nunnebr nn6 Der GrfIdruns beg Qrds
iioenten ausgefhlpTen ift). bon oisfer
Grlaubuib ieinsn Gebrou1 MAIDEN
iperbs. Gr bebdupfet, bab Elm iclhes
Wsrbot in tritsr Reibe unneatraI
ipdrs. Das lit eins fauls 9Insrebe.
binter lpsldsr er istne 6reunoi9aft
fiji GnsIano unb bic @uiirten ptrs
birst. Ob sins SanoIuns neutral obsr
unnsutrul lit. lGbt iih am bsiten on
ibren @irtungen srmshsn. Serten
mir uns. bub oas 8srbot erlafen mir
be unb England baeesen proteitirte,
ipas tDnnte es eann Iaeeng Seine Be
fbiperbe piirbe babin lailten, bdb bic
Ser. Stdaten Is berbinbert hdten,
8riee au fiibrsn. Siberlih piiros Der
YrGIibent niht bebaupten, bab Die
Der. Staaten in Iplhem Sale Ders
pfli6tet pGren, 9enugtbuuns gu ges
ben uber irgenb tpeltsn G6absnsriaB
su sablen, oenn cine serehte geihuers
be lieat nur pann Dor, fpenn man Der
ariea FSrbert unb nift. penn man ibn
psrbinbert. glber Der &rGii6ent
mibbilliot bas @srbot aud aus bumas
nen @riinbsn. Gr iast, bob men mir
Sriegsfiibrenbsn tsine Waffen mebr
lisfern, 70 ipiirbsn Ndtipnen ge,fpuns
gen fem, srobs 6etre gu unterbalten.
sc 1T Ifiper su Iagert, iiber tpas man
iih msbr lpunoern ioll. iiber bic 6eus
telei pber bic glIbernbeit. Sat Der
Wonssl an @affsn England uno feline
glqtirten am ariege berbtnbsrt9 Die
Seu6elei beitsbt barin, bub Der prdiis
bent, Der elm bumdner Wenit Iein
min uno in bsHsn Mu6t ss ifebt, sts
nsn psrbssrsnben Sriss gu beenb;n Die
len ariea uGhrt, irbem .r bic Sa3r
n5tbiaen Waffen Iiefert.
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| SasS Sberbunbes 6stib !
bat entidieben, pab oas aonids'er De
Isb, tpel1es glrbeitgeber itraffduis
ma6t, ipeun lie ibre arbeiter inter
Drobune Der GntIaHuns stpinsen. aus
Der arbeiters Union ausSutretsn. uns
| toniiitutionsu 1T. Der 5au b:traf 2.
9. Goppass, sineH Dipiiionss Superins
tenbentsn bss Jrisco Giisnbahns Sp'
items, Der benz 0eiheniteaer u. ".
Seoee nit GntIaiIuus brobt., psHH er
nitt aug Der DsiderfteIIers sllricn bon
Rprbomerita austrsts. Das lrthetl
bes 8srihtsbofs itiist iih duT
cine S6lubfOIserIna. "a Die ars
beitereS eSrgdRiiutipnen, beibt e., Sas
Rett baben, bic MitsIisoiddft Seoem
su perpeisern, Der nit RidtsllHionis
item 3ufammsn arbsiist, 10 bdtten aud
qrbtitsebsr bas Rehi, glrbeitern nor
,uidlreiheu oab ne teirer Linton onnes
bDren oiirfen. Die Ribtsr Susbes.
Dan uno SoImes itimmten oisiem lIr'
tbeil nidt bel. Tie gesriinouup. bic
Iie porbrineeu, liest in BEL 6ra9e, OBJ
man einem @rbeiteeber niti usrbietsn
tonns, arbeiisr gu eutIaHsu, neil ile
Der UliIi3 ober irgsno elmer bem Ir'
beitssbsr nift 5uiassnbsn poIitiiRn
qartsi anasbSrsn. Di. bsibsu llrtbeils
tperosn ii1 am beiien in Der Weiie tds
rdtteriiirsn Iaiisu, bob aus Der Gnt'
! I6eibun9 Der Moioritdt bic iuriiti'6s
sSolaerittiateit uno aug Der Gnifheis
ouna ser UlinoritGt bas icSiaIs 6efpii'
len berDorleudtet. Rihtsr m:iiIsu Der
9eriaiIun9 aemdB sntideibtn. glei6
pisl Of ss linen 3uiagt ooer Hidt uro
unter Der jsBigsu GonIiitution 1T cine
BON g]ripaten oeleitste @eriitdtts Elm
pripater getrieb, in pelchen bds Gsieb
nidbt sinareifen ourf, auBer iorpeit es
tic, nm poIiseilids 9spultsu. ME Sis
6erbeit bes 2ebeus. Der @lis6maben
I'M Sitte uuo Orouuna bdnoelt. Stelt
man ii6 aber dui ben Stanopuutt oes
: Stdntspobls, 10 eri6eint Elm 8eiss
am GIobe. pel6es ben arbeitsr Dor
fpilTtiirlifer Gntlaiiuns idii5t. Dd
minbsftens 70 prulsnt Der gepobnsr
pes oanbes pom 9pbne lsbsn, 10 III
bamit bic ROtbpenoiafeit srtuisfsn. Der
fpeitaus 5abIreibereu gepDlisruns sen
gu ihrem aebsn u0tbigsu Sdus an
aeoeihen Su IaiTeu, OsHn bic 9ohnfrus.
| III betanntli6 bob cine 2ebensfrdde.
9emnad erifeint cine ionititutiousls
Sadlaqe. bic Qrbsiteru Die elm
siae @affe. psI9s iie i'm 2Ofniampf
bsFben. sutpinbst. duBsrit mauaeI6ufi.
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DAB bic arbeiter Der Der.
Staaten bei6dftisunsslps iinb, bafiir
fSnnen iis iid beim prdiibenten bebauz
fen Wenn er ben aliirten feline Waf=
fen Iieferte. ipiiroe Der 2risg baIs SI
Gube isiu.
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SisHftas, ben 26. Samnar 1915.

Der ptrtbbOllite @erbiinbete
bsr auiirten if Der prdiibsut Der
Der. Staatsn, Der ibnsn bic gum
&riege nDtbisen Waffen Iisferi.
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.afmsrifas unb fiinf @uifHfIue,euss
btsislbsn 9pps psriduft unb perfunbi
porben. Snsssfnmmt iiab bon ens.
lamb bsi ben M.rten 80 Waiierflus.
Ssuss psrfdisben,r 5ppsn beiteIli ipors
ben unb beIinben iid I'm 8du. RuB'
lamb Bat aIsI6fuus BEL Der Jirma ein.
gnsabI bisfsr @uiferflusseuse fir
feline Murins bsit.lIt.
Gs itsbi aubsr aIler iJrase uno be-
BARI lsiner ipsiisren GriIiriIns, paB
nob benz 95Iierrsdi DoiiufIus5suat
als ariessfabr5suss sraftst iporptii
iinb unb bab bakr Iaui artiisi 8 Der
6aoaer Rpnpeniion pom Is. Sttober
1907 neatraIsn aGuosru psrbotsn tit.
oerartiss ssabrseug. an iriegfiibrsnps
Gambler al Iiefern. Der 9srtaui ppn
Daiferfius5eussn isitens Der eurttb' Z
ihen Werie biIost oaber einsn Wsas
tralitGtsbruA. Nuferflns5euss fpers
ben in Der Saas,r aonpeniion nur
aus Dem @runce niht Defenders nam
bafi semadt, neil ss bsim gbfdIub
e.rapnpeniion not t.ins iolhsn @ai.
ierflns3euss sdt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-26


ter, oo ibnen poIlauf bstannt 1T, oub
er niht i'm gntfernteitsn baran benit,
tie 5ur Rsipettiruns Der Rebie Der
Wer. Staattn au 3tpingen.
Sn Gnslano jubelt man iiber
einen Siee. in ipeI6sm Elm Sdiff ger
itOrt norpen 1T, ipas bur6 bic 3sritDs
runs sinss eusliibeH Shiffes nett
genadt pirb. Die 9efpibbei. iriro
nuumebr ssbeet, bab oenti6e usbsr-
fdue auf Die snsIiide &iiits lsbt abse.
than iino aus bieien SrGumen mere
ben bic @nsldnbsr isbr baIb unb uns
ianft aufgeriitteIt tperbsn. Die Deuts
ihen pero:n nunmebr nur i6nsqe
Shiffs 3u ioIden 3ipeden beripsnoen.
oenn es mar bic unaeniissnoe 8es
fhDinbigteit bes .gIiiher", mas bel
len uatergans berbetgefiibri bai.
DAB ber grisf grnans
all ben SsHator Sione iiber bic Suls
tuns Der Der. Stdatsn gu ben .ris1sr
fiibrenben WGd>tsn psrabrebet mar, III
baraus su eriehsn. bab Der Ssnatpr
Inn Die GrIaubnib nahgeiu9t rat, ben
Brief i'm GpusrsiiionaI Rscorb abb
bruden au laiisn, mas auh aNitaubsz
log berpiIliot fpuros. Sect piro Die
hieien grtef entbaItenbe Nummsr bes
Congregational Recoro an ale oeutfhen
uub oiterrsidiib<unsariihen giirler
'bteiss 2anbes auf Spiten bes @oIfes
her Der. Stdaten dbaei6idt sperhen,
I'm lie 3u iiberrsbsn, oab Der prdfbeut
oere6t banbsIt. Dies gemiihsn lit
ober peraeblih. Zen Gmpfan3ern bes
Documents tpiro nitt sntoehsH bdb
Der Prdiioent feline SreuHbihaft fir
GnqIdno unb bic @lIiirtsn untsr Ttereu
9lusFliid)ten gu perbeimIihen iubt.
Der beut heaan5lsr purh=
lohert in qriinbIi6itsr @eiie sic Ss=
bluptuua, bab Gngldnb fir GipiIiios
tion uno 6umanitGt tdmpfe. 8ilpe
@Dlteridplften in siuem 8riegs gu rers
iperoen, 1T gegen ale SumunitGt unb
GtbiIifation. Die Hi6ttomblttunten
ausbungsrn su periuden, pte bas
Gnglunbs etuacitdnoeue 9lbiiht in Be
6us auf SeutIAIanp lit, Tam man
ebsnfaus peber SipiIiiirt. nod human
nenusn uno ss niberiprift au6 allen
9eariffsn bpn Civilization uno 6umds
nttGt. bic Redts Der usutrdIeu RotiOs
ren nit iSiiBen III treten. 3uOinner
t6unsH in sinsm ariegs taum ifIimz
mer bauien. pcnu man nod bic ernie
iens 5bltiados bin1urstnst, onb bic
Gneldnoer nit 0ume eDume e&udeIn
idiebsn. 9as itsbt duf sIsihsr Stufs
nit pergiftstsn Qfeilen.
Runmebr bat oiebeuiid
Rsgisruns siusn protsit eegen cine be
poritebeRDs ReutraIitdtspsrlsBuHa ble
Der. Staatsn aHgsmsIpei. Dielsr rih~
tet iih gesen ben 9sriaHbt BON 5hbro=
9Ieroplanen. Die in ameritdriIten
Wretitattsn fir Gnslano unb FubIuno
aneefertigi neroen. Benn Sstrstlr
grpan Oaruuf bic Iipertluse Gntiport
ertbeiIt, ss lei ni3t bic ShuIo Der
Der Staaten, OaB SsutidIano es nit
Der snaIiiden Sesmd6t ni6t aufsunebs
men DerHlas, 10 tam sr nit Bsitimmi-
belt baraaf rSedneH, odB Deuti6lanb
lolhe antuort niat binnebmtn. Ions
bern 5ur gegebenen 3sit bic Ser. St1as
ten in Der qlsifsn Dsiis CUR @sronf=
fDortuns 3ieben pirb, pis pisis @nas
Iano lpsasn Der anfsrtiguna uno @uss
riiifuna Don tonfOosrirten &ricsSfdffs
fen Derantporilit5 osmadt baben. Gs
III dber Hi6t oenibar, oab Der Pr6iis
bent psriut3en pirb, iId aus oisfsm
prOisft nit nidtsiassRbeR WOrtsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-26

Der grdfibsnt bal nunmebr
omtli6 sriIdrt. OaB ct bic Bill, fpsIdt
ibm 6ieGrmdhtisuns srtbeiIeH ION, ben
Bertduf Don Moffsu on ari.ssfiibs
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