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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
NAMES or OUR EARTH.
II Was Called &c by the Greeks and
Terra by the Lstins.

Answering the question, "Whc nam
ed our planet the earth? Why could
II not have had romantic and beau
tiful name such as astronomers have
given to the planets Jupiter, Venus,
Mars or Neptune? Our planet alone
has the unitarian, but not graceful
name the earth" Edgar Lucien Larkin
in the New York American says:
The good Anglo-Saxon folk gave the
name earthe to this, our world, and
the British dwindled the word down
10 earth. But is this not fully as ro-
mantle as the name &c, given to II by
the Greeks. and Terra by the Latins!
&c il indeed commonplace, but Terra
Is highly romantic.
Classic mythology tells that Terra
was one OF the most ancient deities
and wife of Uranus and mother OF
Oceanus, the Titans, Cyclopes. Giants,
Thea, Rhea, Themis. Phoebe, Tethys
and Mnemosyne. And she Is the same
deity as Tellus. But Tellus was the
most ancient goddess after Chaos. In
later mythic ages she was called by
the exceedingly romantic names Cy-
belle, Rhea, yesta, Ceres. Tithea, Bona
Dea. Proserpine and others. And when
sailing under the euphonius titles she
passed through many very romantic
episodes. At times she got into ro-
mantle difficulties when circulating
around with other goddesses and gods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
POWER or EL0QUENCE.
Financial Effect of Whitefeld's Sermon
on Ben Franklin.

Financial Effect of Whiteheld's Sermon
on Ben Franklin.
whItefield made seven visits 10 Amer
lea. He brought great blessings to our
land. Whittier wrote of him thus:
The food of emotion, deep and strong.
Troubled the land as IL swept along.
But left result OF holier lives.
In Philadelphia he preached with
such effectiveness that the dancing
rooms were discontinued, and the ball
and concert rooms were shut up ''as In
consistent with the gospel.
Benjamin Franklin tells that In Phil
adelphla 10000 heard him with ease.
Ben was caught with the matchless
delivery OF his sermons. Il happened
IN a meeting in the course Of which |
perceived," writes he. that he intend
ed 10 finish with a collection. and !
silently resolved that he would get
nothing from me. had In my pocket
a handful Of copper money, three or
four silver dollars and flve pistoles In
gold. As he preached began 20 soften
and concluded 10 give the coppers; an
other stroke Of his oratory made me
ashamed OF that and determined me to
give the silver: and he finished so adj
mirably that emptied my pockets
wholly into the collection dish, gold
and all."-Christian Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
ORIGIN or "oLIVER TWIST"
Dickens Got His Principal Characters
From CruikshRnk.

Dickens Got hls Principsl IHs'aSW"
From CruikshRnk.
The true story OF the origin OF "oli.
yer Twist is not generally known. IL
is this:
After the amazing success OF the
"Piekwick Papers" Dickens was think
ing of following IL mp by story OF
London life. with which he was more
familiar than with English country
life. Just about that time he happened
10 visit the studio OF George Cruik-
shank and was shown some drawings
the latter had made illustrating the
career OF a London thief. There was
N sketch OF Fagin's den. with the Art
full Dodger and Master Charley Bates,
pictures OF Bill Skies and his dog and
Nancy Skies and. lastly, Fagin In the
condemned cell.
Dickens was much struck by the pow
or OF these character sketches. and the
result was that be changed the whole
plot of "oliyer Twist" Instead OF
taking him through spiritless sdven'
tures in the country be introduced BIN
into the thieves den IN london, show
ed up their life Of sin. but brought his
hero through pure and indebted.
Thus Il will be seen that George
Crulkshauk. not Charles Dickens, WIS
the originator Of the leading charae-
tiers that appear 90 oliver Twist
London saturday Review.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
Speculative Life Insurance..

A mania for speculative assurances
on the lives of public personages pre-
vailed in England during the eight
eenth century. Warren Hastings the
pretender, the rebel lord or the unfor-
tunate Admiral Byng answered equal
ly the purpose Of speculation, and there
were also regular quotations on the
lives OF notorious highwaymen. Sir
Robert walpole at one period OF his
career. when his life was endangered
by popular tumults. was insured Ios
many thousands. and when George H.
fought az Dettingen % per cent was
paid against his return. Such specu'
latlve assurances were. however, large
Is checked 10y the gambling act o.
l7TA which made insurable interest
necessary condition for valid POLICY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
WEST BERLIN

Frank Robinson Of Burlington spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
&c. H. Robinson.
Mrs. Mary Patterson visited Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Hewitt Thursday.
Mrs. r. f. Lyon came Saturday from
Lynn. Mass. 10 assist in caring for her
aunt. Mrs. NJ. j. Robinson
A daughter was born Friday 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Csnss at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Speare.
Miss Buck Of Burlington is III az the
home Of her brother, Ira II. Buck.
Mrs. Julia Young went 10 Boston Sat.
urday for a short stay.
|. Walter johnson Of Montpelier spent
SUNDAY AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
n. s. Cove.
Mrs. Ira Edson of Montpelier spent q
dav AZ the home Of h-T aunt, Mrs. NJ
y. Robinson, last week.
Mrs. Julia Young end Miss Addie En-
erson visited Mr.. aud Mrs Mark Gline'
Thursday.
George Snow Of Waterbury was in
town Saturday.
A. II. Cole had the misfortune 20 loss
one 81 his horses while cutting ice Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Brown sere called
to Windsor Friday night BY the death
81 their daughter. Mrs Theodore Jen'
ness. who uss seriously burned Friday
morning by the explosion Of q lamp
which she held in her hand. The funeral
was held Sunday at Northheid. Mr.
and Mrs. Brown were accompanied by
Mrs. Ella strong Of Northheld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
New pcrcalcs at Fits.

New percaes at Fits.
Spring wash goods at Fits
O. +. S, ball Wednesday night.
Eight-pecc orchestra for masquerade
BALL
suits and coats at rcdurcd prices. AZ
Fits.
Lecture Tuesday nigln Presbyterian
church.
Dancing from . until o'clock Mt o
Il. S. ball.
The McWhortcr CO. ara offering some
bargains in young mems suits and over
coats.
We sell straight and extension ladders
You can own one cheap. G, ". Averili q
Co.
Mrs. AIyah w. Eastman Of Eastern
avenue went this morning to Bethel,
where she will make few days visit
with friends.
w. Shelton Swallow. the contractor
who is erecting the new hotel on Wash
ington street, arrived in the city last
evening for brief visit.
A number OF the supporters Of Judge
II. W. Scott for the Office Of alderman IN
the first ward met at city hall last even
ing to discuss bis candidacy.
Miss Chrissie Rae OF John street has
returned from a stay of several days N
Claremont, n H., where she was former
ly engaged as nurse in the Claremont
hospital
| Edward Curtis and Edward A. Little
returned this morning to their home y
Orange, after having passed few days
in the city as the guests Of Frank 2
Adams of Elm street.
Constantine Theodore. an employe al
the Barre Candy Kitchen, who is taking
weeks vacation from his duties. left
| the city last evening for New York
where he is to visit relatives,
Because of two or three reasons. one
| of which is the fact that ex-governor
Hanly OF Indiana will lecture in Barre
that night, the Goddard Spaulding bias
ketball game which was scheduled to b.
played Wednesday evening, has beer
/ postponed.
Frederic Kenyon Brown. the lecturer
who is to deliver an address before the
students of Dartmouth college, Hanover
n. H.. this evening, will arrive in the city
to morrow to be the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. Edgar Grassland OF Wellington
street. Mr. Brown is 10 lecture in thu
| First PRESBYTERIAN church in Barre anc
at Graniteville during his stay in this
vicinity.
From the observations Of sporting
writers in greater Boston il appears that
the destinies OF the Tufts college base
ball team are largely in the hands Of
| former Goddard seminary students this
year. Captain Bernard Lee. one OF thu
best infielders. has issued the call for
candidates, and the FIRST indoor practice
was scheduled for to-day. Among thu
promising recruits for the Tufts team
are such stars a. Deyoe. Iameri, Priest
! and Fitch. Local fans who have watched
these men in action sn the diamond here
in other days will watch with interest
the outcome Of their efforts TO make th'
! team. Gap" Lee win bid adieu to col
lege baseball this year and the newspa
pers have il that he is out for a record
breaking string Of victories. Among thu
other stellar performers who will be viii
| Captain Lee are Donahue, Cotton anC
Walsh,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08

our moral codes were invented Dot
10 prepare men far heaven OF Tor tic.
ria. They were Invented hy men Whe
were none too good themselves % pro.
tect themselves from people who were
not mnch worse There are great aif
farpncrs IN humau beings a. te TO
amount - kmowiedre and wisdom
which thsy possesses. tui there % snnh Z
dIrerenoe 10 nerard 90 TIRE amauui =
coadness ~ rasenil1 that theF mani
fesf.-Moury satrn In Fuulm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08

so great that It can no longer be sus-
tanned by the root. and II drops out
That Is why hairs are OF different
lengths. Coarse hair. having large
roots, viii grow long. When the vital.
ity is low all over the body the roots
are imperfectly developed. and the hair
is likely to fall out. as in cases OF ~.
phoid fever.
Dandruff is a parasitic disease, and
the parasites get down around the root
OF the hair. which becomes diseased.
That IL another reason why the hair
falls out.-Boston Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08

ing Father Johns Medicine are Pefleetiy
cured Of their cough, after having tried
several other kinds OF cough medicine
without effect. We recommend rather
Johns Medicine for the most stubborn
coughs and colds (Signedl Sisters OF
st. Mary, Farnham, n. Y. =
Father Johns Medicine is best for
colds, because il is composed Of nour-
ishing food elements, which give new
strength and rebuild wasted tissue. Fa-
Their Johns Medicine is a doctors pre-
scription and is free from alcohol or dan
gerous drugs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
A sls,L,, Injunction.

say. you're a lawyer Can You tell
me how to get out a blanket injunc-
tionT'
"A blanket Injunction
yes. Ny wife viii insist on buying
cheap ones az bargain sales."-Balti'
more American.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08

s11ose datecffres hate tuHi ARRESTED
81 ostsapnfh BE- felun
That must hsre hetr fHafA
Eufr
@WhF faiHfn
srHant n a1te fhfF1 iUue feian -
f1.rf4 hruds - FaHlfrrrr aueriesn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
COT ELECTRIC SHOCK
First thought 10 Be Dead. Rutland Man
Soor Revived

Rutland. Feb. s-Joseph Richardson
of IA paster street. maehintst EN-
pioved b. tie Rutland NaHuiheturing
sssm1auv on Forrest street. Wa hadif
si.osked bv Ife wire While at Hark in
the boiler shop ~ The Fiani saturday
night ahsui ~ o'clork. but tie imme-
aiaie ~psponse 81 d. p u 6ehhardt r.
! hHrrf eiH uus 81 aEsistanee u rfsl@f-
ire tte man Do consequence hHa = Nas
thought that he could B. taken e.
- sanis TO-DAY or b. morrow ffnm ti'e
Ralaua hasrtsi shere BE- sas taken
= fi.a Srsu-lr a OautF amtslanef. hf
80 l.a4nss aulr slightly ani b. rsrut-
f.-sa tis SENSES soon aftff tH altt
aHesF started uofk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08

Through The Tiuss vish 81 cypress
ma heartfelt tiauks g. the hotfl iueuT
rssrrfnrs Including ths hmldiur crnrn.t
ias 81 ual 81 at haTs eFgnuertet ultt tht
l,afel rroieft. for thair arts n KINDNESS
and sympathy aufua the i'iusss end
death 81 my wife
slsa. q MeCgns
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08

Everything e8ues 90 the man 40
wars." rpmarked the snge
-rniess ~ hanpens ~ be waving For
his ulfe." sdded the fgoi-CiBclunsti
Esqnfrrr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
HAIR AND VITALITY.
The one Acts. IN . Measure. IS an In
dss Of TIRE Other.

ceS Of tire Other.
In the course % its continuous
growth the hair records the tide ~ Va
tally as IL rises and falls ~ the oof5.
when a hair h held up 70 TIE nghi "
may be seen % Ne smaller az sorne
places than AZ others. There may be a
space Of one-eighth q an inch perhaps
where The hair ~ ~ thin a. "a apf'ear
ready % break %.
such spots Indicate an appreciabie
loss o. nourishmant. a sleepiess night
~ an attack % auto intoricauon- IN
the hast named casss the general vital
Is i tnterfertd with. Hua the rputs ~
the hair. not beiuc dsveiog,s.a- nrs not
a. strong as Otherwise
ne hair grows uufn TIE weight v
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08

Eight O'Clock" exclaimed a guest Al
q hotel. yawuing. "and I'm 80 sleepy I
can scarcely open my eyes,
-Shall ! bring yOur bin. sirT' inquir-
~ q waiter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08

wiz a. ea nHFrs srert - tle -
rr-r riaurs = nsfra tie i.p-h
a1or aaenrrf - nE rus-FFs nra
ttltas q ss1frars r 40 ne fhssrl
tFra sss7snmsfI EnaH~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08

Ar lerislatirf ennussftefs 49, @
81 e. meet III Frsrlts rrttfrs. rf1H,s
sramrtri hoek. tasrrtt rt ocinFf
Eusiusss ffrrrTtsrf- 49,. lrpusl1f. 49,
rrfnrv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. FEBRuARY 3, l0ls.
The Weather

Snow this afternoons cloudy and coiu
or tonight. Tuesday fair ana coiuer
fresh northwest winds,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
BY SISTERS
OF ST. MARY
Praise Father Johns Medicine
fore Colds
ard Coughs

we have per-
mission 20 uote
from the fol
lowing letter
from the Sisters
Of ST. May at
Farnham, y, y;
The sisters who
have been tax
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-08
PLArEFIELD

TtW fHrrFrs utN rft
awsy uswn East FhuFsasr 81 taH
hsl. Uomt enFir ard araid So rusit
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Die 5Drtidritte Der ScOlano'
anltiuiruns i'll SannOpcr.

SIN &reistage ma4te Der @oriisen.s
be, Qanbraf6 Dr. Rotbert, re9t erfreua
li6e UIittbeilungen iber bic gortI4rit>'
tc in Der llrbarma6ung Der OsOlGnbeS
reien i'm &reiIe. Bel YDrben iinb ietts
3pei Utpnaten 600 Sriegsgefdngene..
Jran3OIeu, 8elgier unO einige Gng<
IGnDer, bel ben bortigen Siebelungs<
unterne9men bef4dftigt. Die 5lG4e.
umfabt 600 6ettar. Getoer itno biefes
grbeiten nod ni6t 10 melt gebieben,i
pis man gebofft babe; es banbelt Ii4,
Inn S4pierigteiten Der Rotur. DaS
8Drberer 6o6moor Ielbit lei unbetrets
bar, es fet cine grObe Suppe, @inigs
trodene 9age piirben boffentlth baln
cine 8aHolung gum 8eHeren berbeiz
fiibren. Seit orei 8o6en befinesu ii@
500 Rufien in Der &rsistOlonie Ser<
berger3uI6lag. Die beiben WiinIbe beS
Rreistages, Der Bistus mDge ben Preis
fir bas 6ettar auf 180 Wurt berabsi
Ieben unb bic geibilfe uuf 25,o00
Start erbDben, baben iia erfiiat. DIG
RuiIen iinb ie6r tiidtig uno brdu4F
bar. Sin &riegsgefdngener ma6t tdgs
Ii9 Elm gr fertig. OieIe RuTen folleD
ipdter audi fir cine @eupKenihuft 5ur
llr6arma6ung bes 0itIi6eu Scrbergerl
5elbes, bas 300 9ettar umfuBt, sur
9erfiigung iteben. 6srner lperber bic
2(rbeiten our llrbarma6uug uub Sefies
beIung bes @irter 5o6moores, 400
6ettar grob, in gngriff geuommen.
IS banbelt fih bier Inn Elm iebr f6o''
res 6p6moor. 500 Sriegsaefangene
perben am IA. b. Utts. eintreffsH. Ra9
Der leBten 4ufnabme umfaBt Der &reis
100000 Settar, bGoou 27,000 5lettar
- I tulturfdbiges Oeblanb. lin biesi
ieg ur6ar su MAIDEN, limb, abgeieberi
bon ben Observation-Disclosures,
in ben leBten g1o6en iieben neue Wafa
Ter 9enoFenIdaften gegriinbet tpors;
ben nit $500 Settdr Slur. Sm Sbiesi
ner Jelbe tpirb 5ugleid fir Die neuge4
qriinbete Seieper GenoHenI6aFt elm
9uratenlager fir 1000 Sriees9efan.t
acre anaefprbert, g0rftel 2tIeluge 200
ariegsgefungene fir $50 6ettar. 9tur
in Siiomeraen bat ii9 cine GeroFen>
T6aft gebilbet, bic aIeidfals mit'
ariegsaefungenen arbeiten nil. Die
gibners9ach GenoHenihaft in @9s
mer, 9inte, gleuentirden. ueffeIu min
1000 6ettar in &ultur feber rnb bat
1000 @efangene beuntraet. TerHer min
bic Qrtldnoer Weliprutipn $50 Soettur4
erb0bter GrtruosfGbiateit 5ufiibren.
ppSu tie oeri6isbsne 9efdn9enentoms
monbos erbeten uno sum Sbeit 5etpil.
fiat erbalten bat. Staat uno Rrooiu5
unteritiBen bieIe llnternebmungen
bur6 geibilfen unb Darlsben. glubers
bem lieqer pieIe Gin8eluntrdge bon
2unbpirt6en por. Snsaeidmmt ums
faiien bic gntrdee auf 9eibiIfsn iiber
J W(iQ WlQrt,
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Die Daquis.
3nei6unbert @illdioGba
Derbeneiner aons
itruttioNsmnRns
fdaft3u5 5ilfe
nefhiSt

I'm goro bss Der. StGaten Sriegs.
i6iffes Colorado, Dor Guapmas.
Mr.. per Sun,.nbepsI6e na6 San
Diego, Gal, %. 5uni. gboiOs
grdpbisu BON psritiimmslten st5rptrn
BON 4meriianern. bic BON ben gaqui
Jnbianeru erfhlaaen iporosn iein fols
len. iinb beute aus bsm gdqui 56al
singetroffsu. Gin Wiliidrsus nit
200 9iua 5oIbatsH III gefteru BON
Gmpalme abgssangen uHb fpirb Der
iuhen. einer aus 5tpsigtmeritaneru unb
16 WeIitanern beitsben6en &onitruts
tionsmaunifait. bic bsi gOrrnl, rs
Weilen bon bier, nit bem QusbeFeru
Der Giisnbabnbriide iiber ben Yaqui
Ripsr beIddftiet 1T, Rsttang ,u
brinasn. Ter 2lrbeiisSua mar am
Sonntdg b.i 5ori BON ben gaauis ans
esgrifisn tporb.u lino pie es betbt
iuurosn "a BON ben 80 gilla Solbds
ten. psl5s als S4ustrupps bienisn.
eet0bt.t. glubsrbem tpuroeu aht
Ronn oeripunbet unS % iperoen Sers
miBt. Die 9erluits Der Snbiansr
fino ntdt angessbeu. Die eif.rbabu'
aei.lli6aft bat srtldrt, bab iie bis auf
Wsiteres t.ine 9eriuhe MAIDEN ipers
be. nm bi. I'm gaquibiItritt bsfhdbis'
ten Strsdsn in Stano su isBeu.
Dafbington. 3. g.. %. 5uni.
2lbmiral SOparb bat per Gun,eHtsl.s
graph bas Warinebspariemsnt bsHad'
ri6iigt, sr lei oaDoH unierrid!st NOR
ben bab es einsm 5ruppenBug gsIuH'
gen Iei. burd oas Dadui 3bdI gu fab
rem unb SonordsS Stoatstrup2sn na9
Gsperan3a 3H brinsen. Di. 5ruppsH
bd6en bic gufsabs, bic aniiebIer gu be'
iaiiBsn, bi, DON ben Daqui SuoiartrH
btbroht tperben.
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Der Wtbrber bes Neb.
3ebris unb ieiner6ams'
bdlferin
Sn SartfOrb. Conn sum
SobeperurtbeiIt.

Sartforb, Conn, %. Suni. -
gerndrb Wontpib. Der ansetlugt mar.
an 8. 1ebrunr in Rem Britain ben
,dtboliiden prisiter Rep. .Soisp5
3ebris unb feline Sousbdlterin, GDa
G,ilmanaitis srmorbet au bdben. tpurb.
am Viitipo3 ituIbiu befunben uHo
gum 1obe perurtbeiIt. Die 6inrihtun5
ipurbe duf ben 6. 2tusuit dngdeBt.
RontpiSs URiti6uIbiser. Better
aratas. purbe tiirslih in Wilminss
ten. Del. aebdnat. po sr einen polis
,iften erf6oiisn battle.
Die Reunion Der unitso
Spanifb Dargtterans.
Ttansfielo, g., %. Suni. =
9llsron6er ffrant, Don Cincinnati.
tpuroe am Witttpo9 in Der S9luBs
iibuna Der uniisb Gponifb Wdr 9ste'
rams BITE bier ibre sp6lf.e idbrIihe
gsunion abadlssns suul StnatAsoms
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a6fdGs Der 5a6rit. Elm Robmntsrial
BON h1hfter Rein6eit, in @ubfd1l
Oernanbelt. galo tpurben in @fen
lDeitere Mta-tinperfe srriffet. 1891
bas bierte, bds gum pan3erplattens
merit gsb0rt. @s iteben Oarin bier
Sefeu. Bon bsnen iinb 5pei initans
be, tGglit js stpei Gabunoen (@bargenl
BON % 5onnen su betpdltigen. 9nei
pfannen, 70 qrob, bag mnn, burin
i6pimmen unb tduheu tonnte, neba
men bieIe eenulttgen Wtdfer auT
dfpei Is 5onnen &rdne beben unp
bepegen Iie 3u ben 6ormen; if)neQ 1T
zine 8rdmme bon 50 Sonnen gegoifeH,
bic taos barauf gu elmer Giirtetplatte
fir Elm mobernes Shlatti6iff ausge
pal3t psrben ioG. Cine 9tetbe BON
Ghemitern itellte lid bon @nfdng ali
in Rem 8ienit Der 9urdarbeitung uno
9(u5biloung bes Clemens Uldrtins
8erFn6rens. 9as &rupp'4e probiers
bans trup Teinen glamen NH oollem
Reft. 1910 fonnte bereits oas Wtars
iinpert 6 bem gstrie6 ii6ergeben lpers
ben. Die 8ub'tablfabrtt Oerfiigt Gus
aen6lidli6 no6l allein IN ben SiIener
gGerten i9er AZ WartinGfen nit ing
qeTammt 1925 5onuen 5aHungsDer,
m0aen, ba3u tonmen nod 10 SeFen
NIT 3uiamnen 315 Tonnen TdfunJ
in Der FrieoriA 9tlfreb 9iitte, bem
Gta6lnert 4nnen unb tem 9ruIon=
tperf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24

qemter Guropos. mir glaubttn ilrfs
lid cine Vera bss 'Sriebens urb bss
ai,ten Willsis Tel dngebrofen. (umge'
tehrt lit ss ridtig. anm. b. Rsb.) gu
gleider 3sit fabrisirie unb psriiedte IS
qetpdltioe Weneen BON &risgsmqterill,
nm i'm aegsbenen Uloment feline Na9s
barn unperfebens onSrsrsifen unb Iis
i'm S6laf su srmorbsn. Wenn fold.
S6ufierei aslingsn ioa, bann ipivo
fas NunOament fir ben inttrndtionls
len out.n 8illen au Staub aerfaasn.
(Grsbeudler! anm. b. Heb.)
.aber Der ffrisbe Der Welt perlangt
ss, bah es miBlinst. unb uns lisgi ss
Oh. barauf su i,ben. OaB ss miBlingt.
IS bdnat bas msbr pon grob Britain
rien dls BON irgenb sinsm anberen
Gdnbe ab.
Cine Der Gdulen elmer auten Res
gisruna 1T. baB bds gOie b,iirait
rerbe. 0as III sbsniu pdbr nit Sc,
qua auf intsrpitionale asgisrun5.
Gapfsrfeit dllein bringt isinen erfo[1
benn fonft bdiie ihn bic 3upiertett
uHiersr brupsn 2suts an Der front
Idnait errunaen. mir miiFen in osr
uns au @eboie iisbenbsn Organilas
iionsmaf6iusrie isben RsrD onitrsn.
gen, nm in bds 6er5 ieSsr Ration auf
6sm san3en Grbenrunb bic llsbsrseu.
suua su traasu. bdB Rssitrunsen. nell
DIE es duf ben Ruin ibrer Ro9barn
abaeieben haben. baa auf eiSeue 9s'
fabr ibun."
Die 3irabsn BEG Wunitionsmunnss
trurbsn I'M 6auis isbr beifdaig aufsss
nommeN.
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ner tlsinen &onfsttioneilis arsging.
i6liirfte bier bunfelrotben Gbidnti
ober, tDenn es bod antam, alti ipu-
mante, unb ipenn i'm gborus 8 bolcs
J2upoli gefungen purbe, bdnn fang er
nit, aud ipenn feline geogrdpbiI6en
Grfabrungen nift ipeiter reihten als
bis Wannfee. Seit elm paar 2agen
iinb ale bteie itulieniitsn Reitaus
rants in Berlin, eines rad oem ars
bern geifloiIen iporpen. Wlande
6rau6ten sinen 8orpanb ,ipegen
perIonenmangels", onbere soaen es
Dor. einfaf 5u}umahen. Die 8eiiBer
unb bic 8ebienung reiiten III dQer
Stile ob, llsber ben Sdaufenite.n
purbe auf ZEN Stiloern etn NOrt
iorgfGltia ausgemer3t; bic .2anDss
Drrbutte blie6en, bas .Stalieniife"
aber fiel meg, mas iih aud entIhieoen
teiier ma6t. Die Srbaber biefer Ses
ifGfts batten obne allen Gruno 2luss
ihreitungsn gegen lire Gdoen 9eFiirdz
tst. Gisman5 tiinmerte iih Inn re.
iots iis benn aud obne aae gelditiguns
aen a6gssriit Iinb. Die mei'ten ooi
ibnen bebauerter, 0suti6lano oerlai.
Zen 5u miiiien, mo iie ibr gutes grot
qefunpen battsn. sic IaEen ie6r ernit
ans. ipenn man lie in ben 3iisen an
gtnbaltsr ga6n6of bepbadtste. Dir
boten ia and ihre 2unbeser8euguiiIe
INNER gut unb rei6lih be5abIt. itets
aeger bar. 9as Bette uub reihlidite
bisier probutte, cine quite aIte tiTtori-
ihe Ndare, D is mar uus freilih aus
ben 2tugen getiitt poroen - be-
9erratb, Der BEN Greunbs uub Bum
hesnenoiisn i'm I6rerften Sample nit
benz 3Olhe in ben Rudsn fGQt. aber
aud ba iDsr5en mir bar 6e3ablen,
SSStalisn lam iid barauf OerlaHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
Gbem ani ben 3eppelins
SotleR nun aud nod 9e'
idabptatformsn anse
bra DIT iperbeH.

gafsl, %. Suni. Die aus9eutits
lamb bsri6tst piro, fanb iiir5Ii5 III
Irkbri6sbaien sine aouferenJ Don
GIpertsn in Der auftidiffdbrt itatt, IN
Der Der plan bsfpro9eH tuurbe, Oben
auf alien BON ieBt an 5u tonfiruirsn.
ben 3eppslins cine GeIbuspIatform
an3ubrinsn, auf Der Wofainsn @es
ibiibe montirt iperbsn ioIIen. DieIe
GjeI9iibe Io[en ben 3ped bdben, fsins'
lihe 2leropldue 81 pertreiben uno bic
Zeppelin. Dor angriffsn gu beidiiben.
ME biss iiber gslsien bon bem ,andois
ften apiatiter WarDiorb dnsssfii9rs
purbe.
Sn Der GouFeren3 tpuroe Die an'
ii6t aussebriidt. bab Wdrusforb bic
5beorie bes 9rafsn 3sppelin ii6er bai
Saufsn s.iporfen babe. bdb isin quit
fbiff ni3t Don aerOpIansn angesrif'
fen tperbsH tonne.