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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04

ers than the enemy would bring; no
battle cruisers. no effective scouts, one
airship recently contracted for, only
three good aeroplanes not yet ready,
an embryonic aeronautical service;
two mine depot ships, one mine layer
and twelve mine sweepers; also about
forty-ffve submarines of all kinds
and ages, distributed over the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts, Panama. Hawaii
and the Philippines, none of which has
ever attempted the feats like those so
effctivly prfoTmed in foreign navies
now; and an inadequate merchant
marine from which to get auxiliaries.
To man even this insufficient material,
we have an enlisted force insufficient
even for that in time of peace, and
no trained reserve: and no general
staff or similar agency to direct the
whole.
Men and Ships Needed.
This means that, reasoning on the
assumption that the United States de.
sires that the navy shall be able 10
guard our coast effectively against the
only kind of attack that would be
made, the navy must obtain several
types of vessels and instruments that
we do not now possess, or possess IN
only insufficient measure practically
must learn them, both as units and
skill at least equal to that with which
foreign navies already use hem; must
enlist and efficiently train rs large a
force OF enlisted men, active and re-
serve, as our probable enemy would
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
STEEL DECISION WILL
Be BUSINESS BOOSTER
international Question Takes second
Place in Narketwise
Representations.
WILL SEND STOCKS UP
Tone Of Trading Yesterday Was Firm
and Prices Advanced ON Belief That
Decision Would Prove Favorable.

New York, June s.--For the mo-
nens at least all the problems rep
resented nv international uncertain
ties would seem TO have been removed
from first place in financial consid-
GRAFTON nv the great fnporta nee or
the sweeping decision in favor Of the
United States Steei Corporation rem
dered hy the Federal Circuit Court
at Trenton in the governments suit
under the sherman antitrust Law.
Indeed II IL a question judging from
the way In which the stock market
began this week TO break through the
restraints imposed by the uncertainty
of foreign affairs II the matter OF
our relations with Germany had not
ALREADY begun TO lose control How
ever that may be. there is no doubt
that in the Steel decision OF only
Wall Street, but the entire business
community OF the country Is fur
nished with new and powerful rea-
son for a further recovery of con-
adence in tire prospect for volumes
and values with the probability of an
expanding expression Of confidence,
not only through the securities mar
kef, but through trade and industry.
Have Far Reaching influence.
The decision cs the court by its
unanimlty and ny it's Overwhelming
virdicatjon Of the Steel Corporation
an all points raised rs the govern
ment gs bound TO have n far-Feaching
Influence on financial and business
sentiment which had been so sorely
IMPAIRED in recent years by persist ent
political efforts N bring about the
disruption az corporate enterprise
through lawsuits,
Runners were in circulation during
the stock market session today that
THE Steel suIt decision was imminent
ard that Il was likely to be favora bic
20 tAs corporation. The fact that the
azx. and we're the leaders in the ad-
dtsteBsi recovery which was made by
tire w hole share list. beca me the basis
after the announcement of the deci-
sion which came a half hour subse-
auens 10 the close ~ the market for
instnas TORS that there had been a
sgeak Not much credenee was
gained for this improbable view, be-
cause IN the first place the general
trend of stocks since the beginning
OF the week had been upward. and
II merely became more pronounced
today.
Quoted Values Rise.
From the opening to the close oil
the Stock Exchange today quoted
values rose firmly and trading in
creased 10 an active scale on this
advance. Issues of all descriptions
participated In the further improve
ment. and the dealings testified to tn,
substantial betterment OF the Wal
Street confidence lately in spite o
the contingencies of the international
crisis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
WILL SAIL JUNE fc.
Dr. Dernburg VIII Sail on Norwegi,
Shin

7 u
New York. June s~Dr Rernha}
Dernbnrg VIII leave the United Statl
on the Steamer Rcrgensgord. of t1|
Norwerian- american Zinc on June IL
according. 60 word received todd
from yV#xhington where, II is sail
satisfactory arrangements have bed
made Zen q safe voyage.
Frofa Norway Or. Dernhurg IA
proceed directly to Germany and IN
lnedtatelv upon his arrival In iiis ~
1--WE country he VIII have an interyic|
with the ia User to report PERSONAL
and In detail upon his work in iii
United States. where he had been SCI
by the German Emperor ais speci|
emissarv 70 head the pro-Gerfna
propaganda.
II was learned tonight from ma
close 10 the former imperial coloniI
minister. that -the Kaiser conteI
plates offering TO Or. Dernburg eith{
an important portfolio o. }creatin
for him now office In which he ca
utilize 70 the widest possible exteI
his experiences, both as colonial NTH
lister and as the Netherlands semi
official spokesman In this eeunfr|
Er. Dernbnrg was not in the III
today. but the report about his cor
templated- departure was conftrrns
by hts valet,
Ii was learned authenticity tonigs
that contrary 10 the belief general
expressed by tho majority ~ Amer
can newspapers. DIR. Dernburg's mil
sion In this country has been a cen
plete failure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
STEEL TRUST WINS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.D
the corporation itself. and subsidiaries,
was brought under the Sherman anti
trust law.
The paper, comprising ninety three
printed pages, went into the history OF
the Incorporation Of the holding COM
pany 1t described the work and
capacity OF the different corporations
that were gathered together Into the
corporation asserted that they were
rivals and that by the purchase OF the
stock of the different companies, COM
petition was destroyed. The bill re-
ferred to the Carnegie Steel Company.
Federal Steel and the National Steel
Company as big rivals In the manu-
facture OF steel rails and various semi
finished products 49,.
The petition asserted that by the
absorption of the stock of those conn
panies In one holding company COM
petition had been shattered. It was
pointed out <urther that among the
other subsidiaries bought up were cor
porafions that. while being big pur-
chasers from the three concerns
named. might eventually have de-
yeioped their plants and ceased TO
have had dealings with such corpora
tions as the Carnegie. National steel,
or the Federal Steel Company. Here
again, Il was charged competition had
been eliminated.
Was Carried 20 Wales.
II was asserted further that the
capitalization OF the Limited "a States
Steel Corporation was by tsee. 0ees eco
In excess of the value Of the properties
absorbed In the different subsidiary
concerns Criticism 43sa Wn3 made ~
the payment AT this b}& - % IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
COUNCIL COMMITTEE
70 GET BUSY I0hlGI

After. az week OF rest, City CouncI
men will get busy this afternoon a1
tonight z e subcommittee ON jitne]
will Vcet at 5 O'Clock this afterno2
tc make report tn be presented n
general committee At o'clocty Il
night and the Committee on Utiiiti|
will meet TO disc tAes the supplemented
report from the administrative lsoal
.on the gas situation. The report VI
be Noluminons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
PREACHING VS.. PRACTICE

" eli. Wei. welII declare
goodness, John, did YOU ever hear /
such a thing? Goodness gracious mi
Law sakes. what's the country comb
to. anyhow? | wouldn't have believe
such a thing could happen. It's prett
eoiags on they have now! Mercy o
us, where will this thing ends
Then she takes the paper, steals q
to a quiet spot, and reads the scands
from beginning 10 end with great gie'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04

cause untll destructive criticism points
cat faults, construCtiveness viii not be
Hsed aud remedies VIII not be APP
piled"
IN responding TO the toast, 1.-THE
President, Secretary Daniels declared
that PYesident yy}san ranked with
washington ona Lincoln in the high
qualities he bad brought 10 his otiies.
ana the sraygy 0f the problems wan
which he red 10 deal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
fQuotations by Miller IL o., Members
New York Cotton Exchange.)

New York, June 3,-There was
revival OF huillsh sentiment in cotton
today. The market registered an adj
vance of 20 10 20 points over the
closing Of Wednesday, Shorts covered
freely and there was more or less
apprehension among the bear element
over possible rise simply because
the market had failed to break on
The governments report issued at
nam an Tuesday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04

am not surprised at the decision. be-
cause recent decisions In the same
court have prepared me for this as
suit. / presume. of course, that the
case will be appealed by the govern
ment to the United State Supreme
Court, and final decision will be
made there"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
IEWFrEp CQNSTsTENCY.

my Ways the best by far, said
Smith;
~No. miue's the best" said Jones.
And tilen they argued long and LOUD
III high, persistent tones.
Smith said he could not be convinced
If Jones sbould talk all night;
Ard Jones insisted Smith was wrong
And only he was right.
And whrn they parted each pro-
Claimed II
The other was a foeli -
Aud Jones adopted Smiths device,
And Smith tried Jones's rale.
J. 7, Denison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
4 RARE EXCEPTION.

"she seems to Be lacking IN SELF
confidence.
-dcrsfsss ttefleve t7es size eaA plan
house better than an architeci!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04

s RICHMOND raoBucE MARKET.
Reported by Weoslhn 4 ScOts. Come
mission Merchants.
Richmond, Va, June .. 1918.
LIVE POULTRY.
Winter Chicks. I Ia TO 2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04

Live poultry very active; hens in big
demand. and prospects for steady and
higher market next week. Chicks very
active. Eggs very active and steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
LACK SHIPS

Continued from FRS. Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, June 3. 1915.
STATE SECURITIES.

Bid. Asked.
Va toid). C and r. IS,
1859 ......-.+.....s, 80
Va. Centuries, rs. c, and
r., 1891. ..,......... s3Ii
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Par. Bid Asked
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-04
.fria Steel.

Cambria steel here shows the United
States Steel could NOT buy 1t out OF
business.
James r, GARFIELD. former secretary
OF commerce. shows the Steel Corr
poratien got no freight rebates.
The field Of business enterprise In
the steel business liz open to. and being
~ fully, Oiled hY.4the competitions ef
the Steel Corporation az II IL by that
company.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-30
9feip Orleans nnb bic
0plffiifte
gun cinem inrGt6aren Stnrm bslm
geindjt.
Ger in @eiu Crlsnns nllein argeriaJ'
tetc SGabcn gent in Die WIliiontr.
8tele 2eute ums 2e6en ge'
tommeH.

8iele 2eute ums 2e6en ges
tommeH.
Rep Orleans. Qa., 20. Sept.
4sr Tuntsntslesrapb iibsr bic Oams
pier .GreOle" unb ,grcsliior" mad,
Mobile. Ola. 6ieiiae Stabt lit DON
bem beftiSItsn 9olffturm in Der Sc
i6idts Der Staot bsimgeil8t pOrben.
Der Don bsm Sturm angsri6tete
S6aben asbt in bic WiQionsn. uno
Ioipeit biss Bis iebt 6etannt 1T, iino
flint perionsn ums 2e6en astommsn.
Der Sturm. Der uRr bic Staot
blnfe9ie bate I'm feds ll6r 2(6eno5
sire 6eftigteit bon sc Weilen in Der
Stunbe errei6t. 9uBenbe DOH Gebaus
ben luuroen aeritGrt; DON Sunberten
DON anberen ipurbsn bic 9dber absss
rtiisn uno bic StruBsn iino nit Glos
uHo Steinsn angefiiQt.
I'm baIb d6t llbr fling bic 6eftiateit
oes Sturmss an na63ulaFen.
Der Giisnbabns uno 5eleoraphens
0ertebr nit Der 4ubsntpelt III aans
unterbrohen unb in Der Staot 1T Der
5slspbons unb StraBsubabnbieait elm
gsitsat pOrben uno bic StraBen iinb in
Guntslbeit gebaat. 2tas Giierbabnen
ba6eH bic 3iise, Die pOn Rem ORLEANS
abssbsu iOlIsH. tan3elirt.
Sieie Sepsf6s ipurbe per Junteus
telegraph Don benz 9ampfer .Grcel.
ion" Der bier am OOd Iisgt, abgei6itt
uHo Don Dem unterbaIb Rem Orleans
liessnoen Sampfsr Creole" na6 TIos
bile psitsr gsi6idt.
Wl lie, glla., 90. Sept. - gep
Orleans uno bic Wtiiiiiippi 9olftiite
purben an WtitDo6 9lbeHo ben sinem
trOpiI6en Srtan bsimgeiudt, Der auI
groBer GntfsrHung ben 9sr.ebr ools
Itdnoig OsnOraIiiirt unb sroBeu S6a=
Den al Gebeu uno Gissntbu,a angss
ri6tst bat. Die Wiffiiiip2i asoess uns
terbalb Rem Orleans iinb ou-6brps
den, !6Gufer iino fortgeidpenlmt NOR
ben uno cine gln5abl 9sute iino in 9teiu
Orleans getootet lporosn.
SIN geihGftstbeil ppn 9ilori. WiN.,
itsbt oas WaTer feds Gub bod unD
Der GiieH6ahrDeriebr III ldags Der
Giiite einaeitslIt noroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-30
5sfepbonifte llHtsr6a!tuns o6ns
Drabtlsituns uuf elmer Strste
DON $500 Wcilsu.
Durbe scitsrn 5ipiiden ben Juutens
itationsu in arlington, 9a. uno
Tlars Sslanb. Gal, gefiibrt.
S4lieBlid folgteu untsrrsbunsen
5tpii4en Rsp gort unb Mars
Sslaub.
Wrbei nur eius selspbcnIsitung bon
Rem gor, bis Arlington sur
gsripsnbung tam.

Wafbinqtou, D. G., %. Ssp.
- Sum sriIeu Rale gGang es am
WittIrp4 telepbcniI6e Geiprdfe o1ns
9rabtIeituna aui srSBere Gntiernurs
gen 5u fiibrsn. gs mar bieIss oas
Gubreiultat pon grpsrimenteu, bic
felt msbrsrsn Wlonatsn semaat NOR
ben ipareu uno am 9Ritipph oaHlit
ibrnt abi6luB fanoen, nab tslspbos
nifte 9eiprdte ohne Dra6tleituna
Don Der 5urtsuitation Der Bum
cssmarins in 4rlinaton, 9a.. ii5er
ben gansen Sentiment binipeg Bis
mad Der Hurienitation in Mare S.
lnnb. Gal. cine Gutfernung pon
$500 MeiIeu gefiibrt tpurren.
0isie Grpsrimsnie fanoen inter bsr
Qsitune BON 4apitGn BuIIarb, BEN
Gbef bes 6untenbieHitss in Der Wia-
rins unb untsr Mitpirtuns bon Yeam-
ten Der americaH telephone q. SeIes
graph Go. unb Der @sitsrn electric
SO. itait.
Gelsgsntlih bieisr grpsrimente ipur-
ben aud in erfoIereider Weiie @es
iprGGe burh Tunienipru9 iibermits
tell. bic auf eiHsr tsIspbouii&su Grubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-30
Die Gpnrtftraee ssair.
Ter Weidaiisfilbrer Geo. Hebnolos
Eegen siiftbtadinns BON gnnbes.
itenern berbaitet.

sllld oeitern erirciite ii6 Ole
Cent Strabc Toir lpieber eine3 ric.
liacn 5itipriid,s uno udbreno oes
yiddin:ittags lmo sibcnSs ipar in 6en
ncl ibr benilttcu Straben an Gin
Ci;rGfcnncn falnt ,n oenfcn. Sb,
Gicidl Die Goli3eibeb0roe cine gln5aDl
0er attraftionen, fpelfe 1cgen oie
Oioral pcritieben. geid)loiicn bate,
Derridhtc in Den iibri1cn reyes 9eoan
lmo alle lultr6en pom Dem 5ablreit
eriNlsnelien Rublifum alli oas Bette
ul:erItiibt.
2luf gsireibsn bss ginnenitsusrs
Ginnebmers 9lnbrep Gilliean, Der Be-
baupteie, OaB Die psrI6ieoenen Sdjaas
iteaungsn Die DOrssi6risbsns Suubes.
iteuer i'm getrase bon $40 riht be-
5ablt baben, ipurbe Der Qsiter Der syeier,
9err Gsorse Repnolbs. in 0air aenOms
men uno bem 9unoes saommiiIdr 4os
Ter Dorssfiibrt, Der ibn unite; $500
giirgidaft ben GroBsei4Dorsnsn
uoerptes.
Der popularitGts aonieit battle
big aeitern 4beno folaenoes ReIuItat
erSislt: 9lande Coleman. 4.454; Gnl'
ola gedsr. 3,519; GIubps psrrp. 81
42S; 4liee GOot, 1887; Jre0a Sofer,
2.273; 5rances Waner, 1926; Jreba
S9ud, 975; Wartba @eorse, s34;;
a9nes Murpbb. 789; gsiiie Gbsrrinse
ton. 719; Gbiib 2aiprsnee, 712; apoid
WccoruFf, 5S7; Gertrude WtIIsnoiug,
467; gtlta 6lit, 453.
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Gr5dblt, inie es fiiblt, ipie4
Der geimnb 3m fein.
Gin @erfanfer sibt ieiucr 3nfricbens
belt 9lnSbrnd.
rSd befinbe mid srokartig nnb faun
eiien, mas mir gefGllt."
Sanlac madJte i'm BON cinem ularri-
iden 5n eiuem slHflid)en
Wcnidlen.

@enn ein Wiann, Der Sas 2eben
liebt Dat, iid) in Die 8rilt tpirft, Ieine
3ignrre aus Dem D1luioc nimmt ulS
| iagt, i'd iiible grOBartig - ih tdnn
iraenoctlnos eiien," 70 lit 6aS Der
| bodite gIlsorld Der 3ufrie0enbeit
mo er miro Don ieineit iSrelmoeu
benedict.
Nenn aber oerieIbe Wmm nun
flIr5c 3eit 3lioor gan5 abgenattet,
uerp3s lit llno icinem @tagen audi
nid)t Die pinIaditen Speifeu anoer-
trallen faim lno oann lpieoer ieineu
aItcn @cilul0Geits5litan5 5uriider-
iGn8t, 10 lit er 10 9IiifIib, oaB er
6as 2eben ser .all6eren aberdeen"
5eiicr 81 geltalten Uinlidt, Die 10 lei
Den ipie er es qetbu1
Gc5 lit Die Geidjldte BON 81. q.
Oiaas, eillem WiGbei .8erf0ufer bon
743 g9eit 9Idte Strabc, Cincinnati.
02r filr3lif lid, Iobeno iiber 9aalac.
sic lPeiiter. .a}eoBi1, mlsiprof. bn-
nit, ME er iagte, er 9lnoeren beIfeI
fonnC.
.3ioci SSIaihcn SanIac babeu MIDI
oon euenl nliirriidJen 81 eiren nor
malen, qIiifliden Meni6cn ge.
maht," iaGte Scrr Ytuus, ouno I'D
wi,rid)e lanlac ioldren .gionnern 3u
cntpiehIen, meIfe ogon5 abgcntattet"
1iuO, mte idl es mar
rMein W&ageu mar III eiuem
ioldl ihledten 3litallbe, Dab Nas
Sebelt. Ser Speiicn mid iton libel
madjte Gs gab teincn 2efer6iiicn
Der rif, 5un Giieu OerIeiten folnte.
Sd mar ncrn0s uno fonnte nidT or
oeutIid) icblaien S,t) itnno Oes Ifor"
Gems miloer an ais id oea glbenoS
Suoor beiln 3ubett9eben mar
Cam los ih bon lanloc mo iA
uerilldltc es. Sleidl ton 9lnfanG an
ipiirte i'd cine @eiieritug meineS
,}itltdnoes. @einabc iibcr gtadlt Der.
ifeltdte es meine gferGoiitot uno
brad,te uirfIidjen S6loT.
,S1gIid iiibIte ib bclier luno ieBt,
radloem id SiDel tSlaIden 1anlac eIll'
Gcnon.men, fam id aIIe5 Ellen un0
ia9en, ih befmoe mid uobl lanIac
1T mrnoerroa.
5nrloc, DIE 0tciiter Brdonrntion.
iuirb peri0nIid BON g. Z. Cooper III
Cincinnati eingefiibrt III Dem Gooen
ser Tom 9rug So. an Oer Sed,itcu
unS @oInt StraBe. Cert trcilen
Serr Cooper uuo feline 9liiiitenten
t0glid, oaa Eltblifllm.
gln3eige.
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Ben. sSorban mar, ipie bic polisei
ermittelte nit einsr 2tn5abl Jreunoen
in einem 2lutomobil unb iianb, ba
fcin SiB fr.i fpur, aui bem 9rittbrslt.
Wie bic iibrisen Snfaiien bes 9lutos,
bas 6errn 8. u. 6ellolpsl. "a NE
Ianbria sslats sebOrts. ansabsn, fisl
sSorodn an Der Biinftsn StraBe als
bds 9uio Inn bic ode bog. a6 uno
3oa iih babel bic 8erlsbuugen 3u, bic
ieBt i0Dtlit perlauien finb. Goronsr
SSoerimeper, Der BON Dem 3obsSfdl
bsnafriditiat purbs, ipiro beute cine
llnterfuAuna beainnsn.
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1prrepn
9on BEN 5ruppsn bes Ge
ntrdls Obreaon beisbt.

Bon BEN 5ruppeT bes Gts
METALS S6regon beieBt.
8era Gru5, Msrito, %. Sept.
Die Staot 5orreon puroe an Ulitts
nod Radmittaa non ben 5ruppen
beg Generals O6reson beiest. lUie am
qlbenb bem 9ensral GGrraHsa gensl'
BET rpuroe.
Die 9speide fagte, bab GsHsral
Oregon isin 6auptqudrtier in 1ors
reon oufgeidlugsn unO er bic G5iidt
babe, tpsitsr DorSuriidsu uno Die Rss
ttiondrsn DcGftanois gu O.rnittsn.
10 q g gerlinfiir bisarieSs :
anlsibe at3si9net BAT.
Berlin, %. Sspt. Die llsberlses
iihe Rdhri9tenagentur hsridtet. odB
bic gerliner S6ultuabeu 100000
Mart (S625, 900, fir bic neus ari.sss
anleibe qsSsi9nst babsn. Die 8es
iammt SubitriptioRsn in Berlin be-
liefen iia auf 100000 Mart.
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Cine Iuitiqe aartoftelz
ernte in Tein oes Ia NIB. Gin
pertrunbeter sSeIbgrauer, Der babel
ipar. ais Dor aenau einem Sabre in
Jtantrei8 Der miibiame SteIIuu9sa
triea einieBte. er8dbIt fplaenoe bettere
@rinnerun9: Der 9orpoIten bate
itunoenlana anaeftrsnat our6 bag
nd4tlihe 0untel CUR fetnbli4sn Stel=
lung biniibereeseipGtt. obne etpas
8erbG9ti0es bemertt au baben. llno
ieBi, ba es au bdmmern begdnn, err
rartete er unter ber3bafteu 9dbnen
bic Q6loiung. 0od plDbli6 muBte
er nlle icine glufmertidmteit nod etnz
lnal anipannen: au>ieiner uitt gertn=
Gen ueberruIhund beoba9tet er NAM
lid, fpie ienieits bes ppr ibm lie9eHz
ben i6maleu &artofIeluders mebrere
nit Spcten unb 6ade herpuffnete
5ransoien aus bem Wtorgeunebel auFs
tau9su unb p6l @ifsr oaran sebcn,
ii6 oem iriebliden 9eitdft oss Nus
buebelns BON Grbdpfeln binSuseben.
Ser poiten iiebt oeutlih. pie he
Srausm0nner nd9 etpl balbItunot9er
Qbdtiefett ebenio aerdui6los, pie ne
getommen iinb. tpieber perihpinoen,
unc bos elmer bon ibnen einsn Sud
rol 8drtpffeln budspad non banner
t-Gat, Der Sao peraebt. obne oab iib
etipas 9emertenSipertbes ereignet bats
te. adum aber lit bic 0untelbett tpiea
ncr bersiuaebroten. ba ptrb es I'M
peutideu 2uaer lebenbia. uno cine qlbz
ibeilunq bumpriitiih psranlaster
Utustetiere ihIsiht iit in aller Seims
lihteit au ienem ominoien SdrtotteI'
uder bin nit Der @biiht. ben SerrelT
6runsoien einen getpaIttgen Shabers
mad su ipieIen. Bie bic @rotuurmer
liepen bic Wateren ulsbalo i'm Sars
toifeltrdut unb bunbeln uno huobeln.
limb in atpeimdl iefSio Utinuten 1T
bic glrbeit poGlbradt uno Der tiibre
Sosnoitreicb 1eIlngen; tetne Snole be-
iinbet iih mebr i'm gDoen! Statr
cefien aber aeiasn Die mitqebrahten
Sdde oifs runOe gdu6e. Sin SpaB'
poael ieboh tbut nod eir iibrises.
1snn ais in Der friibe bic bon bribeu
in gbnunasloiiateit ibre iaum beecH'
nene glusbeutuno oes gtfers Fprtisbeu
poIIeu, pranet cn elmer in bas aufeea
ipiiblte @roreih oeitedten Stun9e elm
SdiIb nit Der SnIdrift:
9cniour, ibr rotbbsbpiter StuffeIsI
Ss6t NAL, 10 ernten MIR Sartpffels. !.
sSs mir mebr ba Rten bu tout!
.adsrmGun4. mat fasit, nu2!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-30
Qofal Beridbt.
Gutluiaaiide ytriammluAs
5cno gsitern nrter Oen amipi5ien bee
siebents 8arO aepmblifaniidJea
Stubs itatt.

an Der Sisbsnien Waro BAT BIZ
Wabltampdgne iorpeit bic Republiia
ner in Betrlft tommen. bersits mi
bem aIibeiannten Gnibliiasmus bs
gpnnen. ipie aus Der b.geiittrten Der
fammluna erbellts, bic seftern @bsu:
I'M neiIen 6auptquartier bes Sisbeni,
Ndrb Republitanii9sn alubs Ro
s41s Dine Gtrabe itattfanb. Der On
eruna mar elm btrartiger, baB bic &c
rdumise SllIe bic Weuae iaum ~
fallen ptrmofie unb ben psri9isoener
Hebnsrs bes gbenbs ipurbe bs9eiiieri
Ter geifdIl iiir ibre treifIidsn Dur6.
iiibrutgsn assollt.
9Irdiibent ssobn 6. alsemeier bief
bic periammeIisn parteissnoiisn mil
tsrsliftn Worisn pilltonmsu urf
ipiss in fsinsn nit arobem 9sifall aui
aenomnIentn Iusfiibruneen enna be
icnbsrs 6arduf bin, oaB es bic pfli6i
einss i,beH portsiireuen Espublitansrs
bsm bag Wobl bss gsmeiniptiens aEl
5er5sn lieei. lei iid fir bic beporits'
tenbe Mabl regiiiriren su ldiisn unn
gtuar iofort am erlten Reaiiirirunsss
iage. Donnerftas. benz 80. Sept.mber.
Der erite Reonsr bes 46enbs mar
5err 5ranf R. Gusipeiler, Der be-
tanntIi6 aanbibat fir bds 2lmt zines
Ritiers i'm Superior 9eri4t III unb
bem elm ii6eraus bersIi4er WiIItomm
entboien ipurbe. 6err @uspeilsr CAB
feinsr 5reube barber 2lusbrud, bab
ibm bic W0glidl.it g,bot.n ipurb.
i'm edtbeutfdcn 9i.rtel .iiber'm
Rhein" gu ipre9sn unb er mics
harauibin. bab er als Ri6tertanoicat
iih naiiirIib isbiDtber politii6er
NeaberiIneen entbaIten miife, jebo6
ols gutter giirs.r isbr fpobl p.rii6srn
tOnne. BAG er 5u Guniten elmer ses
ihdftsmdbissn repubIiianii9en 9trs
ipoItuHs iei. glubtrbem madte er
feline 3ub6rsr barauf aufmeriiam, bab
bic Ramsn Der Ri8isrianbipatsn ii3
auf tinem beipnberen Wdbl3eitel obn.
ieoe parieibe5sihnung btfinbsn unb
cob iebtr Stimmseber sebalien III
Dor bem RameH zines iebsn Ri6tsrs
ianbibaien. fir ipslfen er su itims
men rpinfbt. Elm areu3 su MAIDEN.
Serr 4utbur W. Gpisgel, elmer Der
aunoioaten fir bas amt ein,s Wu.
ni3ipdlridtsrs entfsFeli. lsbbaiten
geifau nit bsm Sintpeis auf bic
2bdtiahe. bab bi, republi.aniidepar.
isi Der 9eruuslimpfuns Der a0nigin
bss Wefiens bur6 bic Seniationss
preiie cine Gnbe eematt babe bur9
ben Ranpeis. bab bieie 9eruns
alimpfungsn iebpsber g.sriinSuna
snibebrien. giuberbsm bielisn au9
nod atpsi Wunisipalri6ter. bic fid
um eine ggisbsrndbl bsiperben. Ri6s
ter qlsranbsr unb Hi9ter BEL unb
auh Der Siabtratbstdnb:eat at large
+. M. SooUer iur,e. febr bsiiduis
aufgezommene glnfpradsn.