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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York, notice is here
by given to all persons having claims
against William Bradley. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. 10 pre-
sent the same. with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber at her place Of rsnsactinG
business at the ONCE OF her attorneys.
Wilson & Wilson. No. $50 Fulton street.
borough OF Brooklyn. in the city OF New
York. on or before tho gard day OF Au'
Dated New York. the goth day Of Jsnu-
AIRY. 1915.
ANNA NJ sCHMEELK. Execu,rix.
WILSON q WILSON, Attorneys for Execu-
trix, $50 Fulton Street. Brooklyn. ~. Y.
BAKER MALvINA LIN PURSUANCE OF An
order Of Honorable John 7. CohsiAn. sufrfssN
OF the County Of New York. notice 4 hereby rFsl
10 al persons having claims against Ms.Wna Il
Baker ate OF the County Of New lors. deceased.
10 present tie same. With ,ouches thereof. 10 us
subscrfbers at their place Of usnsscinx business ~
IN, orics Of Crane a lockwood. their sttorney,s a.
No SIS Wall Street. In the City Of Nes YORK, Boz.
oush Of Manhattan. on Of before the ninth DAY OF
'u dated. New York. the seventh day q January.
isis MARSHALL &. LEFFERTr,
THOMAS {. RICHARDSON,
Executors.
CRANE A LOCKWOOD. Attorney, for EIecutos. IS
Wal street. Borough Of Manhattan. Nss fo.k.
". Y.
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Vessels. Steam and Sail, Arriv-
ing at and Departing from
Port of New York.
HIGH WATER
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

mlNlhll M AlshhNhN-
Sunrise. s:5e sunset. 5so moon rises. GA.
moons age. -.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALES.
,ra.r AZ "A. susr,n, Court q Bdtl.h cslurhl,

q, Order Of the Supreme Court s British cslo.eis
IN. Receiver for the he des 1 Dehentufes issued
hy The World Printing and Publishing Company.
Limited will sell BY tender. as going oonsern.
m. shols q the properly, sssets and goodwill o.
IN. above NAMED company. the publishers and
proprfe,ors o, The World Newspaper. published An
The city Of Vancouver British Columbia
Particulars and conditions Of sale. with forms o.
tender can BE- obtained q; any u the under
mentioned o1ioss. viz
Nrssn Harding. Hoss q Ferguson. 20 Pias street.
New York 4. \. A
Msssr Winston. PAyns. sHasn q shaw. fip,
Nsiionsl Bank B!dy Chicago. m, q. s. A.
Msssrs> Goodfellos Ee!ls Moore orrok security
Baiidins San Fraaeiseo Cal. A.
''s sSasrhss.y 4 Reward. !oS 81 James street.
No.. Aylessorth Wright. Moss Thompson. B.r-
rist<n Traders Bans Dgildins. Toronto. Ontzro.
Msssn HOu1h csmpe>ll fefsuson. Bsfristsrs.
Nj peniarnin p winiemu,s. Receiver SO Hsstinf.
street Ysne0usef. Il. C. tfrom whom oniers u
view can be oh;Ainedl.
Ns.r. Yorkshire Guarantee and Securities Corpcya.
lion. Limited. Trustees for Debanture Holders,
Yorkshire Budding. seymour Street NSHeo9.sr.
Mss.rs psvi. Ms.h,n. M.ensln 4 Push, SID
tor, Tor Receiver and Trustee london BuildinG.
e4s Pendef Street West. Nsncouref u.
NAIL ORDER BUSINESS FOR SALE
A mail order business In maternity gar
years. with hundreds OF inquiries coming
in IL 20 be sold In It's entirely. with good.
viii. stock. catalogue mschtery. etc. FOr
Information apply 60 BENZ NJ KAYE.
Attorney, iS Broadway, Ne York City.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Clesns by
con pressed air steam. hand door 1855
BruslNsy t2l East tth o. CoE 4 BRANDT
hultlvssh Letters. SEQ 81 30. ieoo. sl.Ts
10 eco s. prompt q Weathefford ils Nassau
Room 1905 Phone Beesman $3.50
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. largest Most Modern.
rINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETa
Prcr. Re snnsbs Send for Circular
Tel .sga-4o BpAnl l97-l3s West A5th 81
STORE FOR sALE.-GRoCERY STORE.
conducted BY the late n. -. Rallion, In
Norwich. Conn. for more than 80 years
A splendid opportunity for someone 20 buy
q nTst class business Address Mrs. MIRA
r. EAGER. AdmN. Is Broadway. Nor
witch. Conn.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

SUNDAY. FEBRUARY IL
Niagara. HAVE. French. ........ IL 90 m 90 .
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AUCTION SALES.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


uof-srKTTPFR Scotch Fro,t, ant. for private
sctooi institution bachelors ~ private famiy'
,horou.nly sIpsrienoed. highly tunmshiel CIV
eogntry Industrial Associstlona wei va "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-13

Fully Supplied.
 Maid--"If you please. m'.n. maa has called with bill" Miytress-- "Teli him we, have some already!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-13

Where the Fabians First Mes.


 Clifford Inn, ty Temple Bar, which was recently sold at auction in Lon- don, has already undergone a good deal of reconstruction, though this has not sc far materially damaged the last of the cloistral retreats behind the frontage of Fleet street. When the old buildings disappear, as seems in- evitable, there will go good many sets of chambers associated with fa' nous men-among them the rooms occupied for mary years. while his books were slowly making way among /, the discerning, by that pure eccen' tric Samuel Butler of "Crewhon." l. was, by the way, in the little old hall of Cuffords Inn that the weekly meet ings of the Fabian society were held for at least 8 decade and half. 1t was there. indeed, that the old gana Sidney Webb. Bernard Shaw, Hu- bert Bland, Graham Wallas, Sydney Olivier and the rest finished and practised the debating game which in the nineties made them so power. tul band of controversialsts.-Ma0r chester Guardian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-13
1 CHILD DOESN'T LAUGH AND PLAY
 IF: C0NS7lPA1ED
Rluff that is appreciated. And the sCafifonlia; Syrup of Figs.'

Mother! Your child isn't naturally cross and peevish. See if tongue is coated this is a sure sign its little stomach, liver and bowels need a Cleansing at once.
 When liytle ss. pale, feverish, full of Fold, breath bad, throat sore doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom- bca ache, diarrhoea, remember, a gentle liver and bowel cleansing Should always be the first treatment given.
 Nothing equals "Califcrnia syrup pf Figs" for children's ills; give 9 easpoonful,N and in a few hours all he foul waste, sour bile and ferment- ag food which is clogged in the bow els passes out of the system, and you have well and playful child again. All children love this harmless, deli Eious fruit laxative" and it never ails to effect good inside cleans Ing. Directions for babies, children bf all ages and grown-ups are plainly bn the bottle.
 Keep it handy in your home. A lit le given today saves sick child to- morrow, but get the genuine. ASK your druggist for 50-cent bottle pf California Syrup of Figs" then look and see that it is made by the fCalifornia Fig Syrup Company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-13

parched herbage, when autumn's sun withers it's flush and yellows the green of springtime. o, the zest of early sports, of boyhood's mischief, so free from selfishness, so untouched with. meanness, so full of. joyous ex- citement, so loved for itself
 Every man has been "a boy, every woman has been girl, and all alike have enjoyed the sweets of young, life. When years and cares and tears have stolen the green away from the soul; when the blossoms of the grave wbiten the brow, and the unbidden sigh breaks away from the grief of the heart heart; and when memory startles with what was when we were young, the contrast would be full of misery, did not a lingering memory of the joys which filled our frolics and our follies come to dull the edge of our sorrow.
 "Whe nthe cravings of our mind, taught by time to be unrealizable, are driven from hope; when the purity of youthful feelings is soiled by contact with the worlds baseness; when the worlds passing interests harden the sensibilities; and when we have all most forgotten that were were young or had a youthful joy, some little story, some little incident, will startle the me4Dry and touch and tone the heart, to the music of it's spring. Then the desert waste, which time has made green again brings memories which grew from bliss budding in our youth, and though they never come to fruitage, they are cherished with joy"
 MischieyOus But Net Bad.
 Prof. Jordan paid remarkable tri- bute to his "boys," in recalling that of all the many he had taught at the Jordan academy, not one was there who was maliciously or indignantly bad; they were mischievous, they were fun-loving, they were rough and, he admitted, at times they, were frankly bad. But they were clean souled, natural boys, of manliness and strength of character, and not a one, he said, but would support him in the maintenance of the discipline of the school and it's regulations.
 In the banquetting party last night were two young women, daughters of Prof. Jordan, and who were members of the classes at the Jordan academy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-13
The Tides.

There Is little room for doubt about the theory that the tides are due to tho moons action upon the surface or the water. Of course, there are other influences, tho sun, for instance. exer cisiug no mean force upon the tides; but the chieh influence is attributable to tho uoon, To be sure, there ls hardly any theory that Is not objected to by somebody, but the theory that tidal action Is due mainly tc the pull of Luna may be accepted without . reasonable doubt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-13
Making Love to Garden Roller.

Making Love to Garden Roller.
 1t was British income tax collector who said that the defect of his occu. patton was that 1t gave you low opinion of the honesty of mankind So. writes . correspondent, the pos session of . nsw garden roller baa given an acquaintance of mins cyni- cal view of humanity. Al stood by aim in his garden noticed the num- bsr of persons who greeted him a they passed Lot of trends you have ruund hers," l. said. Lot of people want my roller" hes replied. Its enough to mako man sick to hear the way people come and compliment me on my garden and then work round to . request for the loan of my roller" I suppressed compliment regarding his violas, adds the correspondents lest he should suspect that also Tas op the roller hunt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-13
Dancing Held . Sln.

Tho following, from 2 country cor respondent, is un illustration of the old Dutch farmers objection to dances of any kind: Twice already have we been told that there js going to be . dance at the place of 'Oom Dolf. This is nothing less than an insult to our worthy old elder. l wuuh advise the person who has spread this rumor rather tc publish something good about our ward instead o4 creating sin"--Trom South Africa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-13
Lsprosy In London.

\ skin disease specialist writes to the London Standard: "There are known to be about hundred leDe-s in London. but l am afraid there are many others who are unconscious suf. iers. Only last January a woman came 60 me with what she described as an acute attack OE eczema She was actually suffering from leprosy. How many more cases are thus hidden I cannot say--there must be others. Whether or not leprosy E contagious UT infectious or neither is disputed. It is generally understood that the dis. ease Is spread by eating soo6 that ieprous hands have touched. Leprosy. af course. originates trom eatiny dsh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-13
The Limit.

Smith -.'1 hear you are having tro8 To with yo3r wife" Jones-"YeA he carries this woman suffrage bus aess too far. don't object to saying ! boat Is womaned instead of manned. r even that water goi:s instead of 6ils. hut dp draw ths llne at say s my do. skirts instead af psnts.--
 !1s.:a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-13

These were Mrs. Clifton Howell and Mrs. Mary Rowland, sole resident sur vvors of the very small number of girls who were members of the classes at the academy. Because of these ladies had not intended to be present, but their presence was in sisted upon by their old classmates, and they figured in many of the in cidents mentioned by the speakers. Those present to pay their tribute of love and respect to the dis tinguished guest of the evening were:
 Adams, Geo. H.
 Andrews, Leo M.
 Allen, James ".
 Alexander, 1no. G.
 Altheimer, Maurice. Altschul, Burt.
 Atkinson, Bob Jr.
 Atkinson, Tom M.
 Allen, Ike.
 Bell, Roane.
 Bloom, D. B.
 Bloom, John.
 Bluthenthal, Harold.
 Brewster, Garland. Brewster, Alphonse. Burford, Dan.
 Burford Dudley, Culpepper, Baxter. Dreyfus, Allie.
 Dreyfus, H, c.
 Franklin, James. Franklin, Ben. Galloway, W. M. Haycock, Chas Harrison, Earnest. Hanf, Harry,
 Howell, Clifton.
 Hudson, J.. Harvey. Hudson, Walter c. Hut, Jno. T, Hut, Will.
 Hut, Reaure. Hut, rinn.
 Hardin, oscar. Howell, Mrs. Clifton. Jones, w. D. Jordan, H. F. John, Dr. J. w. Jordan, J. 5r. Kerwin, E. J. King, Tom, (Kitty) Knox, Alb.
 Louthan, Thurman, Lovelady, Robt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
SerIiHer 9riesstas.bud.

8uHbsrIits Dinge tonnte mon IN
Der brittsn 5anuarpp6s in ben Stra.
Ben Der Rsi6sbduptitaot bemsr.sn.
WfaH motte an bas Srsiben DON
6eiu5slmGnntsH obsr on aobpIbe
glauben, bic i'm 9isnft irsenbsinsr au.
ten Zee SausfufunseH pornabmsn.
Sn ben uorHsbmeH Gtrnben beg Wes
items lagsH DOR ben pcrial.n pbsr
mittsH nuf Der StraBs mddtigs 9uns
bel BON Sedsn, 5tppiGen. alien gars
btHen, 5iherH, alsibsrn isber 4rt.
Damn srihi.nsu bic obsn ertpdbnisn
aobOIOs - fis trusen cine tpsibs Bin,
be um ben glrm - unb idlsiften bic
srpBsu ginotl su sinem Roapassu.
Der auf bsm Jdbrbamm belt, obsr 3u
elmer aarre oosr einsm iIeinen 6dnbs
ipugen. Die 2obolbe, fneiitsns los
big 16siGbriss Sunsen, stbdrbeten iih
iiberaus ipt9tis BEL bieier Shdtisfeit;
lptnn iie ibrs 9inbsl sor I'm Snnsrn
Der SGuisr iiber bic 9reppsn fhletfs
ten. ma6tsn iis einen ssb0rissn 2Grm,
unb tpsnn man iie bespegeu f4itf ans
iab. blitt,n iis sinsn itoIa an, als Of
iie fagsn pOItsH: sd made i'm
Disnit beg 8aterldnbes aGrm.1 gs
MARIN nas 9lngsiisiItt b.s Rotbsn
areu5es, unb iie bsuiibtsn fi4 i'm
9ienif Der ReiHs WoIItpo9s; f.
famm,ltsn Dollpanren isbtr art in
ben sinsslnsn 5dusbaltuugsn Elm. I'm
iie 5lrt1dit 5ur Gesiufefticnsnr.
italt Su fdbr.n unb Iis hann beItimms
ten 3.ntralftsIlen 5u iiberli.fsrn, no
re fpsit.r perarbtfiet ipurbsn. Man
alaubt nidt. mas bel bisTsr Gslessns
teit an DplIfahen aus BEN Snnern
Der 9srlinsr Sduier gum .@orfh,in
lam! Cider mar mandes Stiid bar,
inter, eas nod eineH eeDiiien Hubt
ober aunifnsrth bate. absr baran
oad,is man isbf niht; bic WObltbd,
tist.it pouis iid seigeH, unb aus al.
len bitten gefpaltissH WollmuHeH fous
ten ia 9sdsu unb unter;eug fir bic
SOlbat.n sntiteben. llub bds eefhdb
in ben @srarbeitnnssffelltn - In 5f.
fsntIiden Gebduben, G9uleu. Roibs
b6uIsrn, tpobin bic gersinisisn Gas
den iamsn. 6isr fprtierit man fis.
iibetIisf,rts ft BEN fa4tuubistn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
Sie Bfliht Der SsntideH.

probritii9e 3eitungsn babsn Oi:
unosrid)dmtbeit, ben Seuti9en ibr pos
litii6ss @erbaIten porfdreiben gu mol
len lnb ibnen 8orbaltungen bariibsr
Su MAIDEN, bab iie nit Der Deiie, iuis
bic a(bmiuiitra,ion tislans bic Rsu'
tralitdts>Rs4 eebanobabt bat, un5us
frieben iinb. Dieis Greunbs GngIanbs
tonnsu ii9 s5snfo gut ibre Wiihs ipa'
rem. Die Oeuti9en tennen i6re
pfli6t unb ipsrben oemgemdb bans
beln. Wenn man lie bdran sriunert,
bab re ameritaniI6e 8iirasr finb uno
lcbtgli6 bas 8pbl unferss aanbss gu
beriidf!4tigen babsn, 10 1T cas- cine
beleibisenbe llnter'teluns. Die 9euts
i9en treten ni6t fir &aiisr urb Rsih.
fonbern leoiglitb fir bic Ser. Stuateit
Elm. qlber lire sdbler tonnsn Sen
0ortpurf Mot ubi6iittsln, bab iis i'm
SntereiIe gnslanbs fareiben.
Was bic Dsutiaen aufssbra6t bat,
III bic sstpaltIams 46iperrung bss
ameritanif9en Sanbels burf Gnge
lamb. Sic proteIiirtsn basesen, baB
England &upfsr fir u6ioluts aontres
banbe erfldrt bat. Das gsf616 ni1t,
neil DeutI4lanb &upfer braudt, bsnn
bieies lit nit benz Metan, ioipeii ss
ariessSfpede betrifft, reitii9 perIsben.
Was ibreu llntpillen errest Fat, mar,
bab eiH Diatiger erportnrtitsl. beffsn
Cribs unfsr aonb oringenD bsbarf,
ni6t mad nsutralen adH6trn pertauft
tDerben lam.
Gbsnfo proteftirten Die Dsutf6sn,
bab England 9aumppq= 2abungeu
uubdlt, ObtpObI lie nibt aontrsbanbe
iinb uHb fie nad englifden SGfsn
fHftppt. MO re ssr5uuft iuerosn, bas
iie i6re 8erpenbbartsit perlisren. qu6
in biefem Sale pirb nift 9eutf6s
lambs Sntsrsfis Dsrtrstsn. iOn5ern Sas
Der Der. StaateH, bsHn psnn mir uns
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Q qbtfteatnh.

6atts: sSeuts absnb tOmMt msiH
5rsunb Worib Bel uns 81 BsiuH, Du
tOsiBt bod, Der ba fs4s Sobre IN Mfs
rita mar. Gorge fir Elm eutes Nbenbs
sFen unb namentlid fur getrdnt."
Jrau: ia muB i4 lpobI aDipsHs
brGu boIeu lafsn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

benz Is bic bprtiss fsrbiThs gsp0Its,
runs sssen Oefsrrsi9 aufpieselt'
uub RublanD that busIelbs in lin.
earn. Oeitsrrei9 lpuroe bariiber por'
itellis unb ipurbe bon bsm fleiner
Serbisn nit 9obn absepisien. Das
Iegte ben Gebanten nabe, bic Serben
bic nidt auf Worte bDren fpolltsn. mil
3olben 3u traitiren. Od Stalien ba:
mals bsm Dreibunb angsbDrte uni
ale Shritte Ositerreits nit 9erbadl
perfolgts, neil IS beiien @biiht fiird-
teie, iih @lbunieus gu bemdttigen
purbs Die italieniIbe Resierung um
ibre 3uitimmuns 3u bsm @erfabrer
eesen Ssrbien erIu6t. ipas Der bama'
lige preuiier @iplitti peripeiserte.
Daraufbin lieB Seiterrsid1 iiG meter
Ron Serbisn hicaniren, bis bic Grs
mprbuna bes 5brpnfolsers ibm bic
slugen Dffneten. bab es auf cine an'
neriou 8osniens abseiebeu lei, bic
Serbien NIT ruiiider llnteritiibun1
betrieb. Ddraufhin ihritt SefierrsidI
Elm. Sn bieier Weiis nirb feline 9es
bulb als cine @eridpDruns auseelest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

Teprd fentant porier Dor
pittsburg bat nah elmer laussn &On=
feren5 nit bsm priiibsnten i'm Sduis
eine Bill einssbra4t. pelds ben prds
ii.entsn ermG6tigt, iiber bic Sauer Der
aonsrsBferisn elm ausfubrperbpt fir
Daaren jsbsr art su erlafsn. Daraus
lit au srIsbsn. baB Der prdiibent Der
sneIiifen Qlnmabungen unb 8erees
ipaltisunsen miibe lit. Sur Inter
itiisuns bisfsr Reiolution tbsilts @oll<
mer upn Soma bem Sauie einise peis
ters probeu bon GuslanOs StDruns
RES ameritanii4en 9unbeIs nit, bic
srIeben fdiIsn, fpie England feline enlr
pOrsnbs Riidiidtsloiistsit sesen unfer
aanb biz gum 2d9srlihen treibt. Cine
Ssnbung Don dmerituniihsn 5eppifz
fsaern tpurbs Don snsliidsn &riegse
idiffsn gstapsrt, neil ii4 an bic
fen syegern 9ummibanbsr bsfins
ben unb guelanb Gummi fir
Rpntrebanbe ertlGrt bat. Wir srs
parteu nGditens, baB Sfmapss
Iabunsen anasbaItsn tperben. neil bic
Deuti5en iid bamit aupfernaien aus
trinten tDnntsn unb aupfsr pcu gngs
lamb fir abioluts aonirsbanbs ertlIrt
iporben 1T. 4ber ldferIidb, tpis bieies
5reiben Der GnalGnber III, nirb es
bod unertd9li4. ba IflisRlid bic Der.
Gtuaisn iibsrbaupt teine Waursn mehr
nad europa psrosN Dsrtaufen tOu>
nen.
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@Outas, ben /. @hdr5 1915.
Die Rsp gprtsr = Gun.

Die Rsp Yorter sun"
lsibst am Sonnenitid. gs 1T f6lste
terbinss unmDsIid. ibrem 9essifer
iiber 9euti4lanb unb bie DeutI6en au
fplsen. ba man bsim bsitsn Willen aus
ben Dbsn St,impfereisn tein psrniinf=
tises Wprt bsrausbbrsn lam. Der
ltbte Mutbaufau pirb burd bic paRs
sei4idts peruria6t. in lpslde man ben
bsuti6sn Warine= 4itade In Dafbinet
ton psrtpidslt bat. als 3euge oient
oas Subipibuum Stssi,r, befen 9lns
sabeu isBt idon fuibsrlsst iiuo. Dieie
sinssH babiH. bub man ibm fir Spipr
Haeeoisuite in GngIanb bsnieI5eu 2pbn
se6otsn babe, tpie oem in aonbou srr
f6ohensn Sans 2obp, bsiieH Srau bon
9eutihlanb $4,000 erbaItsn babe.
5rau 2Obp ipar fton Spei Sabre por=
Der bon ibrsm Mann ssfhisSen unc
bat. pie oies islbitpsritGnDlid 1T. bon
Der peutThen Resisrrns nift einen
9eller betommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

Cine san3e 4n5a6l Sfriftz
teller gnglanbs nimmt in lsbtsr 3eit
Steaung sessu oas eiseHe 2unp. Ser
Sournaliit Srant Sarris Iagt es Offen
beraus, bab gnslanb ni9t auf Sieg
re6neu tonne, aber psnu oas uHers
Dartste ii6 ereisnen iOlIte, 10 lpiege
England iid in falider Si6erbsit,
psnn es CLAUDE, bab Osuti9lano
bic gliebsrlass Osrssiien psrbs. Gs
nGre nur eine 5rase Der 3eit, biz es
ii6 tpieoer erbeben unD bic ibm aufers
iestsn Grisbsnsbebingungen abperfen
ipiiros. Mus 0arris iagt. beitdtigt bic
Grfabrung. Bon 1906 big 1913 mar
Seutiflunb 10 pOGis ssrI6mettert, bab
iein DieDsraufle6en unsldubli9 i6ien.
Sn Der 3sit 3pti4en ben angsgebenen
Sa6ren bereitete ss ii9 auf ben neuen
&f Dor, aug ipel9em .s itGrt.r, als
friiber, 6erOoreing. Sm llebrigen Vt
ss nuh ben greigniiisn Der lebten 3aes
mibiges 9ereoe. an bic MDslihteit stz
nss bsutf6sn 3uiammsnbru4s nur sl
benfen. Durd bic i6peren Niebsrldger
Der Ruifen 1T bds Riitarat Der glnis
irtsn sebro6sn. Die tpi4tisite 9lufsdbs
beg &rieges, tpie tie fir bic Seuti9en
ii6 baritelIt, bic Rufsn in bic Sefens
fine binsinaubausn, 1T erfiilIt unb Der
Shlub bes Dramas bsrettst iih por.
Sdon ieBt ifr6msn bic beutffen Sol<
onten bon Der Sitarense mad Der
Weitaren3s, lin bic Frunsofsn All
iiberipinosn. mas cine lei6tere gfufz
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