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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
Legal.
Executors Notice.


Estate % John ?. Brandt. deceased.
The undersigned having been Lp-
pointed executor % the last will and
testament Of John =. Brandt. late OF
the county o. Rock Island. state o. IL
lirols. deceased. hereby gives notice
that she win appear before the Hon.
BENJAMIN Bell. Judge OF the probate
court OF Rock Island county. AZ the
probate court room. Ia the city OF
Rock Island a. the June term. on the
first Monday in June next. at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested
% attend Tor the purpose OF having
the same adjusted.
Al persons indebted 20 said estate
are requested 90 make immediate pay
ment 90 the undersigned.
Duter sth day % April. \. q. 1915.
ELSABEA BRADT.
Executrix.
Peter Il. InEieson. atty. Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
SCHOOL CHILDREN
HELP SWAT FLIES
pUsE Fooos SNo HOUSEHOLD
ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
gEcfss CAMPAIGN

IRE rurr s1css nae rouseroIf econ
onalcn Geoar.menf % ere Womaa's
club % RaeE fflanG VIZ fhls year take
Nd acsfVslY a esmbalgn ara1nat ire ~
sal wGl heEin lg Wffa an eEert -
acqflaiaf ~ se1gis via fhs daaErra
- th~ ~. and a. an effective aid enc
dep rtGienf wtl esgsf tAs help ~ fhe
teno0 eEnffeu 80 Ese ssEFssflqa ~
tae feparfmenc a. q tiui - tae maa-
aal arts school Nlif have every bog a
the SKIN aad arVeufh grades % ere
public scaeeis naEr a a. trap % al
approved pattern aaf acou its con.
pief.oa eaea boy val take bis rrap
home Or ace mere Also at lae sac.
arsf.on 81 far arGartmenF ST. ffU
Wm have E.af- 1000 ~ swattrrs
which va b. esr Gree fsfFl1gf.aa
about ms eiIV To department na.
procured 1900 sulet.1s on en- bablfs.
breedi1s places aad Gaaf-rs ar th~ fT.
and mese w.u wt~ets~ b. Or Gree t.t.
ffiGafiou la me etm1f.Ee 90 es1rIs.
tfGu.
The drBarfn7rs r-rts Fstf vim ur
eoooer1l 900 ar tHr rEffrr eI. Increasing
real prarrese ear be ass- fsr.rr r.-
comma ssmH-F ri rteUuE ur efg ar
ags u ut largely stffrr at e.il.as.
ton aaa once .r4e.r rrtIh- tsr Feel
amt great rsrm .ftr rhr rr raa f4 .r
spread ~ fsrfs-e on aH EIrts efe
the actual werH ef sVaff.1f me ~ vU
be- rfBeH Hn FI.H FOL vengeance. rh- Fr
traps anH sefrl-rs VUt te afIt- eel
scop Hs saa1ls 1 are-r fs bs ready
tn esfrl IHr rfsr Sizes saf rHra Ea-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Notice of Publieation-chaneery.
State Of Illinois, Rock Island County
SIS
In the circuit court to the May term,
A. D. 1915.
Mabel Curtiss VS.. Albert Curtiss. In
chanceTy.
Affidavit of non-residence OF The
above named defendant, Albert Car
tiss having been filed in the clerks Of
fee of the circuit court OF said county,
notice is therefore hereby given to the
said nonresident defendant that the
complainant filed her bill Of com
plant in said court, on the chancery
side thereof, on the thirtyfrst day of
March, y. D. 1915, and that thereupon
a summons issued out of said court,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Dsrtc1da'e. fI AFTER being ss faa.
erfF e.Fnf years during vhteh EHe -
tas eeffB0 sgef a s1ec-ssfaf brs.aess
has maFrl-t aaf a Ffe rsfH~r on fws
hendst bee ss sH ~seab-g inmtf- 81
Pontiac reesrusfarv tat "a few GAYS
ago vas rasea rseE r7 F.r l9sf.tft.ae.
The ease wss utHt before lovernor
Dune. wBe promptly granted frfnee
Dafiaa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
( OF inch or more.

than an inch. High pressures and fair
weather prevail east OF the MISSISSIPPI
pi, and another high. attended by lower
temperatures. overlies the north Pa
cific coast. Owing to the low pres
sures TO the southwestward. showers
are indicated for this vicinity late to-
night and Friday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Springfield, Iu.-Contracts for state
aid roads have been let by the Hi
nois highway commission as follows,
Saneamon county, section F, (brickl,
Richard Egau, Springfield, $500;
Kendall county. section a concrete,
Booth. Nicholson & Guchrist. Gardner,
III, S1l1S9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

muir to the said compliments bin Of
complaint. the same and matters and
things therein charged and stated viii
be taken as confessed, and a decree
entered against YOU according TO the
prayer of said bill
GEORGE W. GAMBLE,
Clerk.
Rock Island, Illinois. April 3, 1915.
Shalberg < Harper, cOmplainant's sol
icitor. -(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Err~7 ss 60 ga1s-ft atreEel & 500
f5r r weSraea. gzrlf tts story
fsam- sa-r.sr Fs,- avs-a- as9 FIfEs.
c5ea a C9susr. $1,000 ssfs~T fsaae
eoeEar. $40 uestafnr wuiam
ss-st- q soc ss- o. 2. sr9rzas. str.1
saafg r-aH- Gargar. FTr-eafF end
NrI aston W. a. Ea-uer fae tfes. s.
Nrau F1EH sGtstEe. TEirfr~rfs end
Perry r. Il g. Haurosf e1~paaT. $3.50
"a sf5~ WrarF aaf Brady rs Wrr-
seh~l $500 srEsssltaE COS W-st t1sfF
ssrrsF
fa o STREE Ce4rt aCaaase % place
Of triaf vas frr.rf D. Judge A. j.
ft7ass fr district cagrt ia ttT aivoecr
rraceef.nr at RI w. tfau against sarah
la1dlr ffEu- Tho defense bad made q
notice t9r tls trial Co. bg Transferred
90 Marshall e1gnsr. loSa. breausr Of
Tire fact chat ere defendant is a resi-
Geat 9t t1aE cogntg aad chat charEes
% describes lad been tied b. beg
AGAINST her husband
Nasir~ % dismissal was filed yesfrr
GaF .s the sglt % william o. l1rF
mann aEa.nst t.iahstb McCrrror. T.
a.. ffau is attorney for TIRE p.aiufiu
EET viii OF JOSEF eiur T.. g.. Parker
was flrd ie district c1art fpr probate
VrsfeF41F ts provide f1r dissrt1gf.o1
10 ere estate among che tasp dagzatera
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Obituary ReeorS-MaFie Elizabeth
Holman. the i6-year-oid daughter OF
Mr.. and Mr. Edward Hoffman. died
az the home. sO2is Clark street. after
a brief Illness The baby T. survived
by the parents and three brothers.
Martin. Edward and Arthur Hoffman.
Word comes TO relatives In Daven-
port and Bctteneorf OF the death OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Or lsss biz r-d,s-hou-oa
Februsry lss usaci- tho third
IN rsso years. tsssilnz - per
errt. Thus. as our output m
errsses. yog srf more s1d
mere Cor your ruoacy. Be FAR
With yogrSeli Try these tires.
AnT dealer vii saoply yog.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

ss sPssoar.st.9a % $500 from che 80
tatT Cog tEe p1rp1sr % erecting mnug-
ursgs aaG rassees over tac graves
% che Parker family i1 OsEGsIo Gene
fF-T Joel o. Parker % cedar
Easiis. = u Elchsrlsoa and t,sSe.is
raFees Close are named executors OF
ESQ atr- aEle1 .s dated Jas- 80. 1918.
De- aas sled b. AsfoTurFs Cook aud
gzffrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08

Peter r. InEleson. ATTY )
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-08
Fortified
Tires
Have Pushed Millions
of Rocks from the
Tire Road

The rocks that remain arc
Niishap and Misuse No tire
can ever avoid them But &
you'll Judge tres b. merit. noe
b. llek. you arc bound to come
to Goodycars. You'll End they
syeraze best
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17
Stay Vigorous
 at Seventy
Kellogg's Sanitone Waters Revive Vitality in Men and Women When Lifes Sun
 Begins to Set.
soc BOX FREE.

What you ARE. not what you WE'RE, is what counts in the, game of life. It's up to men and women to be Tive ones" and not slow down too soon. Kellogg's Sanitone Waters keep your vital energy aglow-drive
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17
-------------sos--- Only OfficehOlder In Town

The town of Massey( Pittsburg county, Is not exactly boasting that it is 'one- mar town" but the records show of ficially that it comes as near that as any town in the state that has as many as 2o0 population, says a McAlester, Okla, special to the New York Sun. At any rate, there is one man in the town who does all the work. The record doesn't t show what the others do. but one is left to conjecture that they are busy making living.
 W. K. Terry is that one man. He is postmaster, station agent, telephone manager, school trustee, notary public and mayor-at least he bears the title Mayor of Massey Just to fill up his idle moments he looks after a 6O0-acre farm and hay ranch, and on the side he is railway tie contractor and operates the only general store in the town.
 These facts got into the superior court record when Terry applied for release as witness in a case in which he had been subpoenaed. Both he and his wife had been summoned, and Terry feared that if they both left at sthe same time the business of the town would be neglected
 The fact is that Terry owns the town of Massey. It doesn't bear his name for tho reason that he got there too late. The town had already been established when he arrived three years ago, but he hadn't been on the ground long when he pur- chased all the vacant lots in the place, and in the recent government sale of In-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17
Not As In the Old Days

T lcW the NeW IOrk Sun.
 San Diego. Cal.-Alkali Ike, deputy sher- if from the desert, was visitor in the city. Alkali was looking for the white lights By noon. having failed to dis cover the excitement his soul craved he made his way into the U. s. Grant Hotel buffet. and. pulling ''forty-f1ve'' that looked like one of the Kaiser's how itzers. announced that he was going to do some "cleaning."
 As he swung his Krupp around the rooms heads dropped behind partitions, active men dodged into booths and many faces paled at visions of sudden death Commander-in-Chief Billie schuler tipped his cigar to a higher angle: than usual and, backed by Irish and Germans, ad- vanced on "the bad man from the sand hills"
 For an instant visions of carnage flashed before his eyes of the men who had sought refuge. but 1t quickly passed for Schuler annexed the cannon and threw Alkali Ike to the sidewalk. Half an hour later the fire-eater was back begging with tears streaming down his face for his weapon.
 'sI'll be on my way to the sand hills in i've ninutes." he promised as he rot back his gun.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17
FEEDING BELGIUM
Ny BEATRICE HARRADEN luthOr of "ships I'll lat Pass in the Night

Beatrice Harraden has contributed
 this article to the commission for re-
 lief in Belgium, n Broadway, New
 York. which is the general shipping
 and clearing house for this relief work
 and the only one recognized by the
 powers at war. She wrote this article
 in Rotterdam. with the scenes Of suf-
 fering yet clear before her eyes. No
 nobler. more stirring tale has yet been
 penned by the author of Out of the
 Wreck l Rise"
 At the moment of writing there are three ships in the port of Rotterdam, brought here by the American commits sion for relief in Belgium, discharging carry the food to the starving Belgans in their own country,
 And yesterday l stood on the deck of one of them, the "Orn." from Phladel- phie, with the Red Cross marked on her sides, and the Red Cross flag floating tfiumphantly in the air. I found myself overwhelmed by feelings of happiness, admiration pity and intense relief; relief 10 know that this treasury of food was well on it's way to those thousands of sufferers within a hand reach of us over the frontier, and yet, until now cut off absolutely from the outside world; inde- scribable pity for nation in Its agony; immense admiration for that handful of American business men, who. with an imagination equaled by nothing in the realms of ina sinative work conceived and achieved this plan of bringing suc- cor to famine stricken land-and hap piness over the wonderful response which America is making to the appeal for her help and active sympathy
 Holland herself, distraught with diff culties and dislocation of trade and with the added duty of providing for 100000 of her mobilized army. is doing her mo- blest best towards the thousands and tens of thousands of refugees who have swept down like an avalanche over her borders; and in England all from the richest to the poorest, have risen up to take the Belgians to their hearts and their homes, and to help the govern ment to care for and receive any num- Der of them: but there remain the 7O0O- pD starving in their own land, crying out Tor bare necessities only-bread and salt with ruined homes, wrecked towns-devas- tated country fields of cemeteries of the 1alen-and these are they who have be- coihe Amerlca charge and anxious con cern.
 When the history of this world war comes to be written, one of the out slandlng features of the whole ter Ilbie tragedy will surely be tlat a great noncombatant country saw her opportunity of simple human service eoubted not for single moment that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17
CREAM FOR CATARRH
 OPENS UP N0STRllS Tells How To Get Quick Relief from Head- Colds. It's Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nostrils will open. the air passages of your head will clear and you Can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffling. blowing. headach, dryness. No struggling for will be gone.
 Get small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply little of this fragrant. antiseptic, healing cream in your nostrils. It pen etrates through every air passage of the head soothes the innamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes in- stantly.
 It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed up with a cold or nasty catarrh-Relief comes so quickly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17

unoer my personal guarantee thxt wliitsciean your sluggish liver bett than nasty acelomel: 1t won't make yt sick and yeus scAtp est amytKih9 You wa witliout befuak alivated. Your druggi guarantees that each spoonful VI start your liver. clean your bowels ai straighten you up by morning or ys get your money back. Children glad pleasant tasting and dOesn't griro craFp or make them sick.
 am selling millions of bottles
 Dodson's Liver Tone to people wi have found thai fllis pleasant, veget| ble liver medicine takes the place dAnGuroua calomel Buy one bettle my eound, reliable guarantee. Al -Four dragstst about nc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17

Bree (Limburg) for lamp oil, or Dem dermonde for clothes and bedding; SC acute becomes the realization of the appalling tragedy taking place on the ether side of the frontier.
 This realization Is helped in u1 small measure by the sorrowfui and never ; tc be-forgotten spectacle of the thou sands of refugees here In Rotterdam, Rosendaal and Bergen-on- -Zooil, cared for by the Dutch government with in- creasing skill and ever improving or ganization. in manner beyond praise; vet nevertheless, homeless, destitute, bereft stunned and broken, with all their bearings lost, and all thei rnae- it's of industry suspended.
 It is not the purpose Of this paper
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17
CAlOM[L SrKENS! IFS HORRIBLE!
 DON'T STAY BILIOUS, C0NST|PATE|
guarantee Dodsons Liver T6ne'' will give you inc bea
 Liver and Bowel cleansing you ever had

Calomel makes you sick; you lose a dayS work. Calomel Is quicksilver and 1t ealivates; calomel injures your liver
 If you are bilious; feel lazy, sluggish and all knocked out, if your bowels arc constipated and your head aches or stomach 10 sour. just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone instead or using sickening salivating calomel. Dodson's Liver Tone Is real liver medicine. You'll know it next morning because you will wake up feeling fine your liver will be working. your iiead-- ache and dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet and bowels regular. You will feel like working. Youll be cheer tul; full of viaor and ambition.
 Your ,druggist or dealer sells you .,. 50 ceht bottle of Dodson's Lysr roue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17
Irrespolin1sible Alms Collector.

From the London Chronicle.
 Even with the most genial point of view 1t is not easy to hold that many of the street collectors we have in our midst are not a nuisance, and the brusQue- ness of some of the approached pedes- trians may be due in some measure to reccllections of a recent police case. in which it was contended that the refugees got only ludicrously small proportion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17

away all gloominess and peeyishness. and strengthen your petered- out nerves.
 When ambition deserts you and vii you're faEgcd out in brain and body and your nerves lack vim-the Kel, logg's Sanitone Waters ginger" you LID to concert pitch, put the punch" in your muscles. and make you jingle ali over with health. "
 Send coupon below today for a free BOG trial box of Kel1oggs Sanitone Wafers
 s The regular s1.o0 size of Kellogg s eanltone Nafers are fer sale in Bir- mingham by. Adams Drug Co., 1901 2d Ave, AveTyts Chain of Drug Stores
 I09-11 N. goth St. Dewberry Drug Store 2oS1 2d Ave. Norton Drug Store, 1850 "a Ave, John l.. Parker ist Ave N, 20th St, Gum Drug Co, 4th Ave and 2oth St.. Eugene Jacobs Drug Store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17
dian land he bought up all the land ad.

JOlnlng. ff
 That he absolutely runs the town was foicibly indicated few months ago when an effort was made to take the ipostoffice away from him. Terry hadn't sought the place. It had been handed to him on fa silver platter. But believing that having had greatness thrust upon him he should not let 1t go without a struggle he refused to give up the job. Even Uncle Sam was ''up against it' when it was found that Terry controlled all the possible locations for postoffice, and he was allowed to keep it. s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17
Only Bread and SaIt

From all have read in these many appeals, and all have heard from those coming here direct from Bel eium know that the words bread and salt are burnt into my brain for the rest of my days. And indeed all the re- quests become SO imbedded in the mind that directly one sees tho car goes one instantly remembers the place which. in addition to bread and salt have asked for special things. as. for instance: Malines for milk, Or Heyst end Blankenberghe for oilcakes. or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17

oi the amount put into the street collec tiol' boxes. Glasgow has moved. ar1 tendon may follow That city has oui1 resn oi what the magistrates deecrfb as irresponsible persons anxious Id permission to collect on the streets. an| ~. ..o sucn permisson Is now given. excel don 1t would seem that any one who hi a mind to rattle a cash box for aln1 is at liberty to do SO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17

to give a detailed account of the Bel gian refugees in Holland, but I could ill many paper with the pathos of ihe haunting scenes, the uncomplain ! ing patience of the aged women, and the kindness of the Dutch officials, es- pecially the soldiers in the military Camps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-09

Ie5etieL dlIerhtngs er bettebt uus
Gjrobbrub, Butter unb Obft. Dds Obj
tdun aus ipiribiddftliHeu G,riiHbsn
tbeiIpeiie btirb 9ortoffeln unb Utobr'
riibtn eriett fperbtn, rnb 3fpdr 5ur
2lbipt6sIung bari Der ibedle Gptiie'
3ettel aud bur6 Ulil4 nnb gier tr'
ipeiieri iperb.n. Wsnn man iib eitt'
iGliebt. na6 bieitm 3inbbtbtihsn
Spsiis5eitel 3u Ieben, 10 peripri4t iid
Der bdnifde arst Dor glItm bdDon cine
unstbeure Grlei6tsrung Der arbeiis'
uHo Sebersxbinaungtn bss iptIbli4tH
Gei6le9teg. er ipeiit barduf bin,
ipie unsnblib pisl 3eit cine ssiftis
angereste 6rau beuie barauf perntns
ben nub, 50pfe unb SdiTeIn, 9eIs
Ter. Wleftr uiio 9ubtln 3ure6t5unld'
den unb 6dnn ipieber ..ah Ots
braub gu reinissn unb ipea3uiielIen
- unb bds breimdl bts 9aaes! Rid
tis III. bub hi Der einfiibruna Der
5inokbe'i6en asbensipeife pisl.
DieuitmGbfsn in ben Staotn ar.
bei.slos iperben ipiirben, abtr bdfiir
lit naa 6inbbebts Tkinuns anf bsm
Qanoe fir ale bitie arkiisirdfie
reihiid 9triptnbuns, nnb bort mir
ben bic UiGhfen itelifd3 unb tSrpers
lid ibre Geiunbbeit beiIer b.tpabrm,
ais in Der Stabi. SrinssnS tmpfisbIt
ar. bic ainoer oon friib auf an bar
tee. bides 0rcbbrob su atip5bntn.
bds nit Butter 6eftrifxn, aber ni6t
teItst I.in fon. aubsrbtm foIln bi.
Ginoer oa3u sr3ogtn tperbtn ~ sinerH
Gi stpti S6niiten Yrob, abtr nibt
slpei Gitr 81 elmer balben ShHitts gu
perfpeiien. fSiir ainoer tpie fiji Or
tpa9iem aebe es ni6ts Gefiinbnes ais
bic grobrinbe, uno inter all,n lin,
itduben tpirb man b,m 8dnen bdrin
Juiiimmen miifen, oab bic Dergtubun1
Der Rinb. bss 8rob,s 1ls gan, uno
oar rerfeblt unb idbtlHslpsrtb 81 BE-
seidJnen III. Sur RedtfertisuHa fsiner
@runbIGse bsrufi Dr. 5inbb.os fif
INNER pieber duf bas gdipi.l Der al.
ten Brie6en. Gr erinnert bdrdn, bag
bi. arie6iifen arisser fat niefnals
,Sleiid3 eeaeiTen bdben, forbtrn tn Der
Glansssit Grietxnlorbs I'M Wei.niIi'
dsn nit ieigtn, Riifeu, adIs unD
9taistroo erndhrt ipproen ieisn. limb
mas fir Sbaien baben fie beurto6 boil
brad,t, Crit ipGt.r, ats GrieasuloHo
idbon in bic 3di bes Derfanss eina.'
ir.t.u mar, tpurbe au6 in ben bellenia
T6en Seren Die JleiT4ioft einasfiibrt.
aber banals IefftsteH iis aud f4on
lang. ni5t mebr basieIbe. ME in ibrsr
9iiitbetasen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-09
Sonmerstas, ben 9. September 1916
Der geri9t iiber bic 9er,,n.

Der 9eridt iibsr bic @erI.n.
tuns Der .arabic" 1T singetroffen unr
Der 5ibrer bes 5au9boots sibt Npth.
ipebr als 9runb fir bic 9erIentuno
an. gBie aus ben fopeit porIisaenben
Representation DepeI9en erii9tIif
III, bate bic .Nrabic" oas Sauhboot
9eieben, ais es sinen enelii9en Sra9t,
bampfer perientt. unb fubr unter pers
faiebenen Wanpuern auf bos Sau9s
boot gu, baB Der 6iibrer bes 2eBtsr.n
bic Nbiidt Der .arabic" permutbete,
bas Boot gu rammen, iporauf bic 5ors
pehirung erfoIgte. Sieie 4nsabe III
iiberaeu9eno. Wenn es iid I'm einen
eiptlz ober ariminalprossb banbslts,
fpiroe bieie 4ngabe bic 5reiipre6ung
oes 3auhbootfiibrers bepirten. 0as
ungliit 1T aber, bab fol6e 9prtpmms
Mile nid]t Don unparteiif9en 9sridten
unterfu6t psroen, ionbsrn bon purs
tetii6en 8eurtbeilern. Das 5eitGtist
unfers tpieoerbolt ausseIpro6ene 4ns
ii6t, oab Der prdioeut bic sanse Qnz
gelsgenheit unri4tig bebonbelt Bat unb
hdB Der sin5ige 4usipeg in elmer 4ufs
foroerung an Die ameritanii9en giirs
ger beftsbt, feinoIi6sn Saiffsn fern gu
bIetben. 9srIuden mir iest ben @ors
gang na4 juriitif4en grinaipien gu .rs
lsotgen, 10 Iiegt folsenber 5batbsitanp
DOR: 3eugen, Die an oem 9orfaa nidt
interefirt iinO. Iosenannte tloifii9e
3eugen. si6t es ntdt, 0smnad fteben
bic 4usiagen Der einen Settle osnen Der
dnbsren gegeniibsr. Sn foI9en SdLsn
piro auf 5reiipre6ung ertannt. Wir
piiBteu oabsr ntat, ME Der prGfbent
gu einem anoeren urtbsil geIangen
tDnnte, tpenn sr eben ni6t ielber pars
teiiih lein nil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-09
5apaH unO Der ariss.

Tdb ni9t ollie Geinbe Deutif'
lambs 10 bon BEN Siese ibrr Sdhe
ixr5elgi iirb, ipts bic prek Der
aniirien e. uns gldubeu MAIDEN mob
is, ereibt i'd, aus 3eihansen. bic aus
Sapan bier siuseben- Gds Reid
Sts Taitabo Bat be!auutli4 isit Der
Ginnabms oon 5iingiau IN bem Rrie'
q. Elm. reti poIfipe Role sdpielt. isi'
ne Resi.rlrne ihut alles. I'M bic Stim'
muns spiiten Geuii ihlaub unt Sapan
nid,i nod ipeiisr gu oerf&drftn, unb
IS febIt uidt an japauiitu 3kituH'
aen. bic bic lleberlegsnbeit Deutft'
lambs in Oem iesis.u Rrieee often uno
nit gepunoeruug aHerteunen. Sei
elmer 70 bon triss.rtibem Geifs srs
fi:flten Ration. tpie bic Sopdner a.
fiub, fann es au6 gar ni4t @uuoer
nebmen, bdb bi. gIdwerben g9affens
erfploe Geutf5lanbs ibnen inporiren.
Cine Gnsdtbens 3eituns tn lotto.
bic .Ghuo" Ifrieb fiirsIih foleenoes:
Sapan 1T bisbr bic ein;iee Wsa6i.
bic Don ben Deutffen nod ni&t ses
Itlasen In. unb Sts 1T pieneift rur
ouf bic 9sIonbsrbsit Der So6iass su'
riid5ufitr,n. Dan Gebdnieu oab
Sapan bsi Der beoorit,beroeu fJriss
bsnstoRiereus binisr fsinsn bsiieaisn
glnbesgsnofien einbertrotteu miifIs.
6erei., pom Sissr bic DerSientr Sira'
fe gu .mpFnn9en, Dermas mau sdrniti
alisjubenter."
Der ,naIiihen preiTe in Supou fnO
folds Qeub,runssn naiiirli4 stn Dorm
i'm auet un6 iie fiiblt fi4 bewiiTfisi.
Sapan hdrau AZ erinneru. Sob es nod
ir-Hsr Der aaiirts Der Gssnr Dsu!f6s
lambs in.