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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07
REGISTRATION REGULA-
ton MOTOR VEHICLES

To enable all owners of automo-
biles and other motor vehicles UNI
derstand the law we shall print as
a continued story during the next
few weeks in the Journal, the
Iowa law governing the use OF
them as compiled by the score
tary Of State.
SECTION 1871 NJ /. Terms de-
fined. The term motor vehicle
as used in this act, except where
otherwise expressly provided, shall
include all vehicles propelled by
any power other than muscular
power, except motor trucks, motor
draws, motor delivery wagons, trac-
tion engines, road rollers, lire Wa
CONS and engines, police patrol wa
CONS. ambulances and such Vehlcles
as are run only upon tracks OF
rails. The term local authorities
shall include all officers of counties,
cities or towns, as well as all
OOdTuS,, VI OGhCl PUp
lie officials of such counties, cities
or towns. The term chauffeur
shall mean any person operating
or driving a motor vehicle as an
employee or for hire. The term
"owner" shall also include any
person, firm, association or corpor-
alton renting motor vehicle OF
having the exclusive use thereof
under lease or otherwise, for a
period greater than thirty days. The
term public highways" shall in
clude any highway, county road
state road, public street, avenue,
alley, park, parkway, or public
place in any county, city, town OF
village, except any speedway which
may have been or may be express
ly set apart by law for the exclu-
sive use of horses and light car
riages. The terms motor drays,''
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07
SUGAR PRICES LOWER
SWEET NEWS 70 ALL

Sugar is cheaper now than at
any time during the past six
months. The decline in the prices
quoted by the seaboard refiners
OF imported sugar which takes
place every fall when sugar grown
from American soil comes upon
the market began earlier than US
ual this year. The campaign of
the California beet sugar factories
opened several weeks before the
customary date and California SUI
gar was offered for sale in Allan
tic coast cities and intermediate
points during the latter half of
August Crop report indicating
that the beet sugar output of the
country would be the largest on re-
cord and might run to 100000 ton
or more, are regarded in the trade
as factor in leading the importing
refiners to hold down prices in an
ticipation of more severe competi-
than they ever before have had to
ton from the dmestic product
face.
In reporting the sale OF $1,000
bags of California beet sugar in
Philadelphia on August q, the Pub
lie Ledger of that city said:
This beet ,ugar consignment was
Immediately offered to the trade
at $3.50 a hundred pounds, in com
| petition with cane sugar at $3.50
with the result, it was said, thai
virtually the entire amount was con
tracted for. With added consign
ments on the way, confidence thai
still lower prices will shortly pre-,
vail is expressed on every hand.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07
TRIAL JURORS

The following twenty-four per-
sons were drawn to serve as
trial Jurors, in the October term
Of district court:
Geo. Kibby, Audubon, Iowa.
P. M. Lauritzen, Extra, Iowa.
S. G. Weaver, Extra, Iowa.
d. o. Corner, Gray, Iowa.
Willie Esbeck, Extra, Iowa R. nos
M. A. Gardner, Audubon, Iowa.
j. S. Meurer, Extra, Iowa.
George Hillyer, Audubon, Iowa.
Marinus Larsen, Elk Horn, Iowa.
G. M. Lambert, Brayton, Iowa.
L.. j. Oldaker, Extra, Iowa.
"A. j. Young, Extra, Iowa.
William Clark, Viola township.
Soren Smith, Audubon, Iowa RS.
Frank Kommes, Extra, Iowa.
Clarence Masching, Extra, Iowa.
William Ploen, Manning, Iowa.
Arley Wolf, Extra, Iowa.
Frank Polzin, Audubon, Iowa.
L. l.. Farrell, Gray, Iowa.
G. w Nailor, Audubon, Iowa.
w. A. Hollister, Audubon, Iowa.
w. R Thomas, Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07

motor trucks and motor delivery
wagons" shall include only such de-
scribed vehicles which have a
capacity of not more than 10 miles
per hour, and which shall be built
for and used exclusively for truck
ing, draying or delivering.
SEC. 1571-M2. Application In
formation contained. Every owner OF
motor vehicle which shall be op-
Grated or driven upon the public
highways of this state shall, except
as herein otherwise expressly pro-
vided, cause to be filed in the
office of the secretary of state,
an application for registration on a
blank to be furnished by the Sc
cretary of state for that purpose,
containing (a) brief descrlp-
ton of the motor vehicle to be reg
istered, including the name of the
manufacturer and factory number
of such vehicle, the character, and
from the products of petroleum, the
amount of the motive power stated
if the motive power be derived
in figures of horse power in ac-
cordance with the rating estab-
lished by the Association OF Ii
censed Automobile Manufacturers,
and the number of cylinders, bore
and stroke of each; CD the name
and postoffice address with street
number if in a city, including coun-
ty and business address of the
owner of such motor vehicle.
When said application is for the
registration of a motor vehicle
which has been previously register
ed, said application shall obtain
in substance only the following:
Name of owner with postoffice
address and residence; former reg
istration number with factory num-
Der and make of car.
SECTION 1571-M3. Operator must
be Is years of age. No person
shall operate or i've a motor vehi-
Gle who is under fifteen years of
age, unless such person is accom-
panied by the owner of the motor
vehicle being operated.
SECTION 1571-M4. Application
filed and indexed. Upon receipt of
an application for registration of a
motor vehicle, as provided in this
act, the secretary of state shall
file such appl; lalion in his OFFICE
and register such motor vehicle
with the name, postoffice address
ind usiness address of the owGcr,
manufacturer or dealeer, as the case
may be-, together with the facts
stated in such application, in book
or index to be kept for the pur-
pose, under the distinctive number
assigned to such motor vehicles by
ne secretary o. late, which book
or index shall be open to public
inspection during reasonable busi-
ness hours.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07

And never show what thoughts
are seething in you,
And seem to feel the joy that
you pretend.
If you can have your say and
then keep quiet,
And never loose your gentle, low
ing touch"
If you can hide his weakness. or
deny it,
And other men don't interest you
much;
If you can spend each day and hour
and minute
In pleasing him-and never make
blunder,
Well, matrimony's yours-for what
there's in it,
And-which is more-my girl,
you'll be a wonder
Speed Him Up, SEE Hi.
SEE 81: Jim Crouch wuz tellin' me
The world amt what it used to be;
Most ey'rybody's money mad,
An things are goin to-the bad,
While even gospel hymns amt sung
Just as they were when he wuz
young.
An he also sed that men
All were honester back then;
The women didn't nag the way
The most of 'em take on to-day.
Children, too, he can recolleect,
Paid to their parents more respect.
Yes, ev'rything is worse, SEE he
Than any time since ninety-three
SEE Hi: Git out, SEE he to me,
knowed Jim Crouch in ninety
three.
Saw him hang round tn corner
store,
Worked not tap for months or
| more,
Why, the last job where he wuz
hired
1t soon wore out an Jim wuz fired.
His poor wife just sewed an sewed,
| Washed and baked, an garden hoed
1t wuz about all she could do
To clothe the kids an feed 'em, too.
When Jim dies he'll do some SWEET
tim
Less he quits his pesky frettin'
lust band him swift booster, 81,
An speed him up bit, SEE Hi.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07
STATE OF IOWA
A PROCLAMATION
BY The Governor.

The last report of the State Fire
Marshall shows that in 1914 1926
fires were reported to his office,
and that they involved a loss of SIS,
S5S,,9S5.0O or $16,052.0O per day.
This does not cover the total num-
Der of fires or the total loss, be-
cause some officials fail to make
reports. The same report shows
that the damage to dwellings in
IA was $1O6,S19.00 more than in
1913, and that So more barns and
81 more stores We're destroyed or
damaged than in 1913, and that 55
factories were damaged or destroy
ed. The loss from defective flues
was $S4,15700 more in 1914 than
in 1918, and from sparks from flues
$64, 100000 more. Sixty fires were
caused from defective wiring in
1914, and the loss occasioned from
the careless use, handling and
storage of gasoline was $131 ,127.O0
1t must be said that a very
great portion of this loss is due
to carelessness and negligence and
that it ought not to be so. The
people ought to give careful con
sideration to these matters. In or
der to call their attention direct
ly / do hereby proclaim
Saturday, October 8, 1915
Fire Prevention Day
and request that it be observed
in the schools, in public meetings
and in such other ways as may be
deemed suitable, to the end that
the people may be aroused to
the necessity of examining CAREFUL
ly into the condition of furnaces,
the inspection of the condition of
the wiring of their homes and
other buildings, the condition OF
flues and roofs, the storage OF gas
oline, the deposits of waste and,
generally, to the elimination of any
and all conditions likely to cause
a conflagration.
1t is a reproach that Iowa should
suffer millions of dollars of loss
annually from fires caused by pure
negligence 1t is ineXcusable that
the careful, cautious property own
er should lose his home or other
building because of his careless,
reckless neighbor. 1t is matter OF
community interest and it is entire
ly worth while that day be sci
apart to arouse the people to the
necessity of reducing the danger
to the minimum. The mayors of cit
les and towns it is hoped will in
augurate general cleanup and in.
spection movements.
In Testimony Whereof, / have he
unto set my hand and caused tt
be affixed the Great Seal OF the
State of Iowa. Done at Des Moines
Iowa, this 18th. day of September
1915.
lSEAL) G. w. Clarke
Governor.
Attest:
w. S. Allen
Secretary of State.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07
GREATEST PROSPERITY
IN HISTORY DUE US.

Prosperity was acclaimed by
bankers hurrying through and
from Chicago to Seattle, Wash,
and the annual convention of the
American Bankers Association.
1--WE are going to have prosperity
such as we have never felt before
in this country" said William B.
Law, president of the association
and head of the First National Bank
of Philadelphia. '"The problem of
the banks is to find an outlet
for the great quantities of money
in their vaults.
1.-The cost of living is going to
decrease Cash SURPRISES will in
crease and business will revive.
This, in time, will cause short
age in labor, but this will adjust
itself.
Mr.. Law and $50 delegates from
New York and Philadelphia left
here at 1920 a. m. Tomorrow 200
delegates from Chicago and the
Middle West will start West.
Mrs. DR.. Graf underwent an oper-
alton in Chicago hospital yester-
day morning. Her husband and sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. Halloran, of Audubon,
are at her bedside. The former
daughter is staying at the home OF
his relatives in Council Bluffs and
the latter's baby is at the home yot
her grandmother, Mrs. Alice Conn
rardy in this city.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07

Mrs. Fred Miller, who resides in
Marengo, has been in the city the
past few days visiting at the
Charles and L. F. Klever homes.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Jensen, was quite ill the
latter part of last week and the
first part of this week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07

N. l.. Petersen celebrated his
birthday anniversary Thursday of
last week and in the afternoon sew
eral friends called on him.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07

Nels Hansen, the druggist, left
for Omaha, Sunday to purchase holi
day goods and to attend the Ak
Sar-Ben, returning home yesterday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07

Mrs. Ida Cannon entertained the
Christian Ladies Aid Society last
Friday afternoon. A delicious lunch
was served late in the afternoon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07

A dance was held in the K. P.
Hall Thursday Of last week. The
Italian Orchestra took charge and
a large crowd was present.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07

L. F. Klever returned Thursday
of last week from a several days
visit in Marengo with old friends.
He formerly resided in that city.sas
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-07

Floyd Young took his Grant Six
car out to his home Sunday and
now will enjoy the pleasures and
joy-rides with the rest of them.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

/ 2onboH, %. Mdrs. Sspsf4er
aus ct. pstersburs bebaupteu, baB BIZ
Sabl bn Seiterreidsr. bic ii4 IN prss'
mpsI srseben bat, auf bstnabe 10000
bslaufeu babsn fOn. Dies iit aber tauu
lsIaubIi4 uHb IN benz offiaieIIeu ruff
| f5en 8eriGt iiber bic RrisgsIase Dirr
Hur pffisiea sriIdrt, bab bic ruftI4er
sruppen IN bic Gtabt eins.sossn unh
bamit beiddftist f.isn, 2ifteH Der Ges
lfanseuen uub bes Dorgrfunbsnsu
arisssmdtsriaIs ansufertiseu. lIus.s
| fdbr 1900 perfOHsn foIen in Der
Staot trant fsiu. Die dubsrsn Sorts
rurben bon ben Osit.rrsidern in bi,
auft ssiprenst, bic irHsrsn 9sfstis
Iunesn iclIen nod intatt fem.
lleberalI in europa, in ben aGnbsrn
Der arisgfiibrsubm ME in ben Hsu.
trdlsH 2dnbern, iit man bss 9o6es poIl
fit bic tapfsr. Garnifon, bersn 5db:
@ertbeibigung Der Geftuns bic Opera.
tionsn Der RuFeH ftori bebinSsrt BAT.
MaH eruartst, bdb iest bi. RuFsn bic
freigsDorbsns armes snttDsbsr gcgsn
arotau Sorf&idsn ober IN bic aarpo.
iben f6iden perbe. um, tpsnn m5gIi9,
be Osftsrrsi&er SefinitiD gu beiiegsn.
Gin britif@er WiIitGrtrititsr ssbt 70.
nett, allen GrHftss i.tns R.putdtipn
Sanauf 5u Deruettsu, baB Rraiau In.
HerbdIb zines Monais fallen psrSe,
unb oab Ositsrrei9 Sann psriu9en
terbs, .nS<paratfrisben db3ui9li..
Zen. CT III absr DisI rptimiitirGer, aIs
bic anb,rsn NilitdrfadItut,. bi, Elm.
isbeH. baB bic Teutffen unb bic
OeiterrsiHtr Ohn. 3iDiifsl sroBe I'm.
itrsnsunsen auf bem fiipli9sn BRIGGS
f9uuplab MAIDEN iD,rben, I'M gu nsrs
btHbsrn. Sob bic RuiTsn bic aarpas
i6en iiberi4rsiten pSsr aratau srrsis
1en.
atuf BEN ,Dsitli6en RrisssIhaupias
5dbsn bic iibli9tn atnsriffe unb Gs.
seHansriffs ftaiissfunbsn. bic ober i'm
gan5su ssnOmm.H Don tsinsr B.b.us
lung iino.
llRsiinitiess Meiisr berbinbtrt mel.
tsrs Cperaiipnen IN ben 9drbanslsn.
Die gnuIs pirb Don ben @srbiinbstsn
5enust. I'm bic am 18. Mdrs b.idGs
,igsen S4ifF. su rsporiren. Die Be-
'i9is Hbts bsn bug6 Sas Gcmbarbs.
isths an ben siltiii4m RsfsisisaHgsnl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
Giinf ariegsi@ifTe ioaer
IN ben 4ar0aneaen
ufster8egangen ieiu
unb 1000 mann sstSStst
tr,S g.,r

luTb 1000 Wann getSoteI
worben feim
| Berlin, %. WGr3. auf SrabtlO'
fem Msgs naa SapDilIs, 8. 5. Di'
iieb.rI.eifda To4ri4ten atgsntul
ma9t nm Disnitas uutsr glubsrsm
has Golsenbs beionni
.Sn elmer b,taillirien sSeidrsibnna
Der Sdladi in ben SarbanelIen. bi.
in elmer 3eituHs in eltbsn uer6fient'
IIidt ipurbe, pirb Der wsrIuit Der fran
soiiia briiiidsn JlOtts auf 1000
Mann on Scbtsn anssgsben unb- Sis
3abI Der unterssgaHgeneu S&iffe aui
| fiinf, pabr.nb oier anbere Saiffs fart
bsIdGbist purbm. Sn benz g.ridi
b.ibt ss fsrnr, bab Der aapitdH bss
Dreabnpusbt arsusrs .5nfIeribIe'
uno Elm GROCER Skil bsr Bsfasuns in
ben in bas Gdiff sinbrinsanosn mafs
Isrmaii.n srtruntsH fsisn. Qtnd iOII
bas frans5FIde pun;sri@iff Sui,
fr.n4 fart bsi9GSist pOrben fein.
Sn benz offisisIlsu britiiasn gsri4t
iiber hi. gdluat bsibt q. bub nur
brei s}unssrT9iffs unt,rsssanssn fsien;
= -
bic .goubt.', Jrrsitibls. unb .Ge,an-
unb baB Der panasrirsussr .JnfItrs
ibIs1 10 fart bsfadbtgi iti. bub er re-
parirt perben mafIs.
DaB bic 9srfufts Der griten GROCER
iinb, ols fis IN ibren offisistIsn 8eri6s
ten angsssben bdbsn. sebs aus bsr
9bdtio4e berbor. bab. ipis cine Dss
pd6e aus @dktta, TlaIta. beri9ttt.
Der Goubsrnsur Der SaisI bic geiDobs
ner Der Stabt srfu9t bat. bic in ben
6oIpitiiern bsfinbIidsn Rstonpafts.
5snten in ibrs SGiIs onf5unsbmsn, um
qldb fir bic Wsrpunbeisn gu maiden.
bic bon ben DarbaneIlsn sripdttst psrs
ben. Der gouperneur bsutsts an, blb
bic 6oIpitdIrdume nuf Der Snfd ipabrs
iGsinIi9 ni6i ausEtiGen ipiirbsn, I'm
lls bic Wsrnurbstsn dui5unsbmtn.
bic IN ban ud3fsn Tassn sfsDasssi
4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

Idngeridtsten S3coeu fiub niosriprs
&eHb. es fdsint ober, bab Der dHgsri@
tsts S9aben in gar tstnem Drbdltnii
gu ber Wsuge Wunition itsbi, bic Dol
ben gerbiinbe.sI 5sripenSst porSsl
lip.
Mis aug Galoniti esnreIbet nirb
befsftissn bic Stalisnsr bic 9obstansis
SuieIu, tbsmaIs bic tiiriif9en Gpura
ben. nit Gei9iisen fansrsn aaIibers
uHb piels. 9ompfsr fol.u Weunitior
bort binbringsn.
Die SobssdHaie 5nfsIH Iiss.n an
fiibIi4en Sbsil Der Wsittifis DOT
alsinafisn. Die gr6bteu Der Snfelr
|finb ShampaIia. asrOs, pptmOs, ri,
iaria unb 5aIpmos.
1ar.if9s sruppsn DieSe,
an g Susatondl dgfgs'
tGu6t.
2onSou. %. MGrs. Sas offis
sieus prebsgursau DerSffsntIi4is am
abeIb ben foIssnbeu gsridt iiber EN-
Ssfs9t nit tiirtii4su Sruppsn in Der
Rd6s bon SusS.
.Gm %. WGr; bemsriss cine unfs,
rsr patrouilsu cine f,inSli5e Srup.
penabtbeiluns in Der gldbe bon Gl
Rubri, Der StaSt Sues s.s,niibsr. uub
e. purSen cine glraaaI G9iHs sstps4.
felt.
.lInfsr. gfisssr. bic iofOrt rsiOss
nosSirtsn, faSstsn, Si. etGrts Der
fsinbIia.n 5ruppend6tbsiluns auf
1000 Mann as. uus Snfantsri, gtr.
iiLleris unb einissr aapo[Isri. Be-
itebenb.
Die gefdiis. BON gI au5ri sn6sn
duf ben 5sinb Gsusr, Der iib bann qua
riitscs uno adt Msiln 6itli9 bonn
SusstunaI fsiu Eager aufIdlus.
.5riib ON mOrssn oes %. sriff ,ins
5ruppennbtbsiIuus uutsr BEN Sberft
gcunsbusbunb ben Jeiub an. Der gss
I6Iusen ipurOe uub fsinsu Riidsus
inirot.
Gin gefaHssusr fast, bab biefs
5ruppen brett Don gir 81 Sab Ia.
men, unb bob iie fir ben Rari9
IDDIf Tag. ss5ruu3t buttsn. er Jag.
{ fsrnsr. bab iia Der General BON
Eraunrsr uRS orsi dHe.rs SsutfGs 81. |
isisrs ssi ben Siuppsn tsfanbsa,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
Nttr iiber fleine Wefe@te.
iino S1armiitel
-~H>-
ssri4tst Der Offisielle

geri4tst Der Offisislle
frans0fif9e geri9t.
Paris, %. Mdr5. 9as ariess,
miniiterium erIieB am a6enb bic fol-
senbe offisisGe 9etdnntma6uns:
~Sn gelsisn, in Der 9esGO BON
Hieuport, 6at unIere Qrtilerie mebrer.
geObu9tunsspOiten unb Stispunft:
Der 0eutf6sn 5erii0rt.
rRorOpeitIi9 bon Qrras, Bel Ga
rsncp. baben mir sinen bsuti9en
S9isensrabsn senommsn, ben mir
serifDrtsn. Dir baben bort audi einige
Ssfanssns gsmadt.
Die Deutf4en Derfu6tsn abermals,
Soihons su bomburbiren, bsm 9srs
iu9 fDurbe a6er fofprt DON arferer
Seite elm gnbs ssmaat.
1s5n Der Champagne bom6arbirte
Der Jeinb bic Stslunssn, bic mir in
ben leBten Susen senommsn, .r sins
absr niat gum qtnsriff iibsr. Bel @uu.
quOis. in Der gdbe Der 2ir6e, Be-
iprsngtea bic Seutf4en einm unTersr
Srdben nit elmer brennbaren SlaFig.
tsit. ipds unTsrs Sruppsn spang, ii9
sine Strete auriidsuaisben.
Pei aes gpurSss ma9ts Der Seinb
5tpsi 4nsriffe, bic mir aber abI9lu,
gen.
"gei benz 9artmannDeiIertop na6s
men mir einsH Sraben unb elm 9lods
baus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
IN $4,000 tbtufrkrankr pfrtunfn bffnnofn
tid) 1T ofr aus9fbun9frtfn Staot,
Sie Wuiien erleiben cine
Nieoerlage tai bem
6arpatben.
Die Oeferrei4er nj 4 EN-
1000 9efangene.

Die Seferret6er nj q d n
1000 Gefaugens.
Disn, pia amftrbum, %. WGrs.
Die folseHbs offi5iele getanHtma.
Dung purbs fier am Sisnftog erIaIs
fen:
,sSn ben &arpatben finben uHunters
broden bsftiss adurpfe auf Der 2inis
Don ll8fOt bis &onic5ua fatt. Wdbs
reno Der l.Bien paar Gage purbeu
beftigs ansriffe Der RuHen suriidses
f4luseu uHb mir mn4tu babel 1900
Sefaugsu..
rSn sinem Rdmpfe I'm cine 4nb0bs
in Der GegeHb DON Dbsatptp sstang
g uus, ben Geiub aus bieIer Poiitipn
gu osrtrsiben unb mir nanmen babel
adt Sffiaisrs unb 685 TsaHn ssfans
gen.
An ben oubsrsn 9beilen Der GrDns
1T bic Gage unDerdnbert. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
Die 0erbeernnsen bes
6rieges.
Dis polsH uHb 9aIisieu
aelitteH habsH.

Dis poIsn uub 9aIisisr
gelittsn bab.H.
Berlin, %. WGra. quf brabtlo'
fem Meee RAD Saspills. Bk oui
aratau bisrbsr gsmeISst pirb. 5slduf;
fia Der bur9 ben arisg in SaIi5ier
unb polsn amssridtste Gdabsn aui
5000 100000 Tart (S1,25o, ,0oo,'
oOO).
Sn Galisien fiuS uHgsfGbr bunSert
Stdbte uno Marttfleden uub MIDI
penig.r aIs 5000 90rfsr msbr oSsl
psnissr fart bsfadSist unS 25 G0r'
fer 5stffSrt nproen. 5srusr babsn bic
9PuFsn uHsefGbr 100000 pferbs UNI
500 900 Rin6sr unb alss getrsibe
unb ale anSsrsn asbensmittsl in Ga,
Iiaisn fortsef9Isppt. Sn qOlsr iinb
ms6r ats 200 StGbte unb 5000 O5rfer
serit5ri ubsr befadbigt porSsn.
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5ensmitteI auf boIIdns
Sif5tn Sampfern if
gersatfertist.
Qmferbdm, 23. Mdra. Die
.Grantfurtsr 3situas' OerOffsntIi4t
sin.u artitsl, in bsm bic Srrtnobme
Der bpndnbiTdsn Sampf.r .8atu-
bier V" unb 3aauiirom" Tsitsns zines
bsuti4en Ilnterie,bootss, S.rsn ue5er.
fiibruns ua6ssbriiess uub bas Ron.
fis3ir,n ibrsr aaSunssu 5ertbeioiSt
pirb. Sn BEN @rtiisI beibt ss uHtsr
anbsrem:
pa IN Der britiI9eu fran50itf6en
grutlamntiOn 2sbsnsmittsI fiiraontres
banSe ertIdrt psrbsn, unb bic britif9.
fraHs0iif6sn 9s60rben OerTu6sn, ale
3ufubr Don 9sbensmitteln mad
OeutiaIaHb 81 bsrhinbsrn, lam ss
nur dls cine ourdaus bersatists 9e=
J.nmubrsssl betra4iet psrOsu, penn
otutidlanb 10 Disl ME mOsIi9 bic
sinfubr BON aebeusmittsIn na9 eng.
ano psrbiubert.
rGs 1T isIbItDsrftGubIid, bab aud
,slsifae Staatsurs,bSriss Don ioIHsn
Sdiffsn sntfernt tperben. Die 9riten
,absn Dsuti9e bon nsutrulen S9ifs
en- hsrabesbolt uHo interuirt, IsIbff |
penn fis abst oos IsilitStdIter
IiannS vortL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

QonooR, %. UlGr5. Die britfs
Iae Regisruug tiinbists an 2tbenO an.
Sab bura @srmittluHs Oes omeritunis
I8sn @eionbten grdnO DbitlOd in
9rlfeI bic beutT9eH 9sborbsn bic
GrIdnbnib gegsbsn bdttsn. oub ale
engIii1sn 5rdusu unb ainber 9sleisn
SsrloFsu biirfen. Gin Grtrosus nirb
iis Don griTsI mad Der bolGnSiI&ts
Gratse tr!Herlt