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The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
Home Economics Club

The Clayton Home Economics Club
has been launched and the first
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Joe Gill Saturday afternoon.
The regular meetings of the club
will be held the second and fourth
Friday afternoons of each month.
II was decided to take the course
as it is arranged, and the next pro-
gram will be as follows: Roll Call,
Current Events. /. plumbing of
today and its influence upon the
health of the family" Mrs. Paddock.
2. Care of the drains, flushes and
traps Mrs. Dunn. 3. Cost of in
stalling good plumbing in the home,
Mrs. Olbeter. Discussion: If you
were about to build a huOse what
would you consider in selecting the
spot? Lesson: Home Sanitation and
Hygiene, Pages 99-i3i.
4 The officers of the club are:
President, Mrs. Joseph Gill; Vice
President, Mrs. o. T. Toombs; Sec
retary, Mrs. Jesse RiXey, Treasurer
Mrs. h. S. Dunn.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Gill Friday afternoon
September 10, at 2:30 o'clock.
All the ladies of the city are cor
daily invited TO be present.
Norma V. Paddock, =
Sec. Pro tenn. v
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
NO. 80.
GERMANY AND KAISER BACK Up
Accept L. :. Contention Reg lrding
Submarine Warfare. viii Respect
American Lives aud Property.

Washington, Sept. i.-Germany
has accepted the declarations + the
United states in the submarine war
controversy. Count Won Bprnstorm,
the German ambassador, today gave
oral and written assurances to Sec
rotary Lansing that no more pas
scngrr ships will be sunk without
warning.
After "A conference at the state
department Ambassador Won Bern
Storr sent Secretary Lansing this
letter:
My Dear Mr.. Secretary:
With reference to OUr conference
of this morning. | beg to inform you
that my instructions concerning our
answer to your last Lusitania note
contains the following passage
Liners will not be sunk by our
submarines without warning and
without safety for the lives of the
noncombatants, provided that the
liners do not try to escape or offer
resistance
Although | know that you do not
care to discuss the Lusitania ques-
tion till the Arabic incident has been
definitely and satisfactorily settled,
| desire to inform you of the above
because this policy of my govern
mcnt was decided on before the
Arabic incident occurred.
have no objection to your max
ng any use You may please of the
above information
| remain, my dear Mr.. Lansing.
Very sincerely yours,
Signed J. BERNSTORFF.
In connection with the letter, Sec
rrtary Lansing made the following
statement:
In view of the clearness of the
| foregoing statement, it seems need
: less TO make any comment in regard
to it other than to say that it ap-
pears to be a recognition of the
fundamental principle for which we
have cOntended.'
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
Wilson IndOrsed for 1916

Louisville, Sept. l.-Kentucky
democrats in state platform conven-
ton here last night indorsed the
administration of President Wood
row Wilson and declared in favor
of his denomination in 1916. The
resolution was adopted unanimous
ly and read in part:
I'VE believe that his mastery of
the situation referring to the Eu-
ropean war requires his nominal
ton in 1916, and heartily endorse
him as the party efficient and trust
ed leader in the coming national
election, believing that patriots
without regard TO party recognize
Woodrow Wilson as the one best
man suited to bear the burdens and
perform the herculean tasks now
confronting the president of the
United States"
The resolutions committee, with
Senator Ollie James as chairman,
further eXtolled the presidents vir-
tues.
Our great president has been
called upon to solve the most grave
and seroius problems which have
ever faced an executive in this
generatiOn,and his patience, strength
and superb craftsmanship have de-
served and received the confidence
and approval of his countrymen and
the admiration of the world"
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
School Notes

There will be a teachers meeting
on Saturday afternoon of this week.
Monday being a legal holiday there
will be no school on that day, but
pupils will be met by the teachers
at the school building on that day
and a list of books 10 be used will
be- handed out. Also new pupils will
be examined.
School begins on Tuesday, Sep
tember 7.
The census taker reports more
pupils than were on the list last
year. and the prospect is that there
will be a larger enrolment than
there was last year.
Pupils should bring their old books
to school on Monday so that teachers
may see if they may be exchanged
for new ones Of like grade provided
difference is paid.
There will be an examination OF
eighth grade pupils on Monday. The
examination will be for those who
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04

p. S. Carnahan of near Hayden,
attended to business in the city the
first of the week, and while here
renewed his News subscription.
Judge +. C. Field of near Clapham.
one of the prominent republican
leaders of the county and one of the
numerous eX-editOrs of the Citizen,
was looking after business in the
county seat Friday.
LOst-White Scotch Collie dog
with one brown ear and brown spos
on back. Name is "Burdette." Re
ward will be paid for information
leading TO recovery.
36-2t r. +. WHERRITT.
Clayton, N. M.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
German Editor Praises Wilson

Berlin, Sept. THE National Iei-
tung publishes a leading article un-
der the heading Wilson, Bryan and
Roosevelt" which is noteworthy for
its friendly tone and the ungrudg-
ing admiration expressed for Pres
ident Wilson.
The article begins by saying that
discussions of the Arabic affair
have been in quicter tone since
Count Won Bcrnstorif presented his
request to the American govern
ment to delay action until Germany
has had the opportunity of pre-
scnting its side of the case. Even
the anti-German newspapers ad-
mittcd the justice of his request, the
article says. and there now remains
no obstacle to friendly discussion of
differences, which, while real, are
by no means of such a nature as
TO prevent a satisfactory cOmprOm-
Use.
The personality of President Will
son has been illuminated more
strongly than ever before, the Ma
tional Zeitung says, during the eX-
citing days through which America
has just passed. The president will
appear to many in new light.
Never was his position more diff
cult than during the Arabic crisis.
when MIR. Bryan called on America
for peace at any price and GolGrtai
Roosevelt was summoning them to
war against Germany
President Wilson is pictured in
the article as standing between the
two rivals, whose activities threat
cned tO bring about such a situation
that the president might make his
attitude toward Germany deprn-
dent on domestic political cOnsid-
erations.
That President Wilson withstOOd
this temptation and may be counted
! on to Withstand it further must be
acknowledged the newspaper says
( Notwithstanding the fact that the
German people certainly have rea-
son to be dissatisfied with his atti-
tude regarding submarine warfare
The president is characterized a'
more clever politician than tn,
'unlucky Bryan, and the astutC
politician. Roosevelt" The article Il
concluded with the statement tina
Germany has always desired Il
maintain the traditional friendship
with America and that it may b,
hoped the Arabic case will serve Il
clear up misunderstanding on bOtl
sides. 1t must be possible, the ar,
ticle says, to reach an understanding
inasmuch as the points in dispute
are matters of principle and not o
conquest, victories OF defeats.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
Baptist Services

for Sunday September 5, 1915.
9;i5 "A. m. Sunday School.
1900 a. m. Morning worship. Sub
irct of sermon, Following the Nis-
ion"
200 p. m. Young peoples meeting,
Subject, THE Basis of Reward" D."
Leader MIR. +. II. RiXey.
7:i5 p. m Evening worship and
sermon. Subject The Method of
Grace
All are cordially invited
J. 0. HERRIN. Pastor.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
Methodist Notes for Sunday, Sept.

9;i5 a. m. Sunday School.
1915 a. m. Morning worship and
sermon by the pastor Text II Tim.
1910.
300 p. m. Preaching at Georgia
school house.
800 p. m. Evening worship and
sermon.
Mid-week service for bible-study
on Wednesday evening at 8'o'clOck.
Chorus rehearsal on Friday even
ing at 800 o'clock.
All day services at Grand View
on Saturday, September the elev-
enth. Preaching by DR., S. A. Bright
RAY SPOTTS DUN, Minister.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
A Big State Fair

albuquerque, Sept. 2.-Twenty-
five men are at work on the fair
grounds at Albuquerque making it
ready for the biggest event ever
held in New Mexico, the 35th state
fair The fences are being moved
TO include four city blocks necessary
to take care Of the displays. The
contractor in charge of the job built
the halls for the irrigation congress
and declares that the plans now in
his hands call for a greater expos
ition than was held at that time.
The display advertisement carried
in this edition tells of the exhibits
to be housed and a glance at the
same will show that the fair man
agement is on the job.
The fair premium books are Off
the press and copy of the same
may be had by addressing the sec
retary The book carries $4,000 in
premiums, more than has ever been
offered at a state fair in New Mex
leo before Two departments have
been added and others have been en-
larged.
OF particular interest in the pre-
mium book is the outline of the
official program of each da yof the
fair While these programs are sub
ject to change, somewhat, the fea-
turc outlined will be seen every aft
ernoon and evening on the grounds.
One cannot read of each days dOings
without reaching the conclusion
that the amusement and entertain
Iment provided for the fair visitors
is more varied and of a higher class
than anything of the sort ever seen
in the state. The fair management
has promised to have something do
! ing every minute, and from the ap-
pearanCe of the program it seems
that the promise will be amply re-
deemed. Some of the very best
amusements to be seen and heard
J do not appear on the program, as
they have been contracted for since
the book was sent TO press.
] All street carnival features have
been eliminated this year and TN,
entire fair will be on the grounds
including shows, free acts, amuSe-
ments and concessions. The streets
of Albuquerque and the buildings
will be beautifully decorated anC
will not be Uttered and ObstructeC
by cheap shows.
Special trains are TO be run from
various sections of the state, Colo
RADIO, Arizona and Texas. At Tn,
station an information bureau will
be established by the fair Office Il
direct visitors to hotels and roomini
houses. One fare rates for the rOun,
trip will prevail upon all roads 70
the usual trains and the specials
The fair plans on meeting all larg
visiting delegations with a bras
band and big reception committee
The night programs at the fai
will be especially attractive. Thi
is an experiment with the fair thi
year and a large sum of money ha
been spent for entertaining Tn
night crowds. Thousands of dollar
have been invested in the hrework
alone, which will be the same a
those shown at the largest state fair
in the country. Among the feature
Of these displays are such events a
the Battle of the Dardanelles and a
aerial engagement between Zeppe
lins and aeroplanes.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
REWARD

We will pay $500 for in-i
formation leading 10 the arrest
and conviction Of the person or:
persons who broke into the
stores of II. w. ISaacS, Otto
Johnson and the II. HerZStein
Seed Company, last Tuesday
night, August 3lSt.
Clayton Business Mems Assn.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
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BIG BARBECUE AT FAIR SEPTEMBER l6

Union county fair management has made arrangements
big free barbecue the day of the fair which will
be Thursday September 18TH Plenty of fine barbecued
pickles coffee will be provided for ALL The 1915 fair
will be the biggest thing known in Union county
should make special effort attend Remember the dates,
September 15 16, II.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04

may wish to be promoted to the
high school
J. w. THOMPSON,
Superintendent.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04
Swat the Fly
,ep on swatting

Keep on swatting-
On the sly,
When he's not voting.
Catch him coming
Going, too;
SWAT THE FLY
Or he'll swat YOU.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1915-09-04

The News is the paper to buy.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11

ibnsn bic Gprberunssn bss Gissers Az
bart effhtinsn. 2fneers III ss, iperr
iie biefe gsbinenneen erfabrtn. pdB,
renb lie bic Woffsn nod In 9dnren
baber. Darons ersibt fid. bah Der
.8or,pdrts". Der our9 feline llnbeIDns
nenbeit slaubt, ben 5riebsn hsrbsisn,
fiibren, ibn in cine lpsitere derne bin,
ausriidt. Gegen iolden llnperitano
mub bic Mesisruns Stelluns nebmen.
Wis bic Dinae isst liesen, iinb lie ibr
10 siinitig, fuie man oas nut ,piinihell
tann. Die sSsinbe tperoen 10 ihpsr
beordnst unb isbsn ibre ooffnunaen
aaf @rfe!g 70 beitGnbis fhipinben, baB
MIR nod einise iusiitre militGrifhe ers
folse. pie ipesiea Der Gin3ne in aons
itautinopel, notbpsnbis iino, nm Bel
BEN TsinbliGen @DItern eintn rnipibers
iteblihen Wunih nab Rube au eripsts
len. nnm6sIia lam bic osutfhe Re'
eieruna eriaubsn, bab man ibr in ben
Qrm fGlt. ipenn lie aum lebtsn llnb
enti9eibsnben Gtrei9e ausbolt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
MuiIcntbaten.
Gum Gel6Fmorb bes ruiiii4en
Sbsrfim Wol!oip.

9ebtbin nurbe bic Dfelbung gss
brotht. DaB Der in bsutife @efdngeu'
itaft aeratbsns ruiiiide Sberit Bols
tom Gelbiimorb periibt nno bablrdl
Iein @eiptfen bon Dem 8erbredeu
bes Weorbes on Der frisplifen 8spols
ferung BON ShiIlsaa.n i'm 2rtiIs
1iliit entlaitst bat. Ddsu iDtrb Der
,,aonigsberoer Snrt. 3eiting" au.
5iiiit nod, gridirieben;
,@easn gube Der pori1brieen RuIs
ieuhtrrf6aft in silfit iuurben bic
RuiIn In 9ilfit. bic ihon aunb,
bon bem .llneIiit1 erbaIten baiisn.
bas ibrsm 5seriiibrsr Somiancir
NIT ieiner glarelp 2lrEse bel Yam
nenbera aussiioben mar. merilplirfih
unrubia urb nsrDOs. SnioIge zines
BON einem Der bsutIhen Sprate boil
tonsnen mdhtisen ruififden Gffi3ier
aiIigeiangenriL nber nplIitdnbig I'M
airtcn IeIepbonaeiprdhes erTrarteten
liz itarfe preilBiife lrippen I'M
.pearih BON Wienlel ller, 100 mlaeblid
.piclc oeiItlte slrmeefprpS gelailoci
+poroen ipin io1ten. Sic iteIlfril onbcr
ON Der aoniain.SliiesBriide in Siliii
@eldite anb MdiHiAeEeelpebre In
Ridtuna Wsifistep duf. Run trIhie:
nen am IL. September Rahmit:dgs
aber bic preubifdsn Sruppen BON
MebIaltien : Gtnissirrsn. alto bon
Der sntssosnssisstsn gli4tung hsr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Ser 8soeir Berlins.

Sm @orirassfaat bss Mdriifd,sn
Wufmms belt Or. Albert aisisbufd,
Dor ben 3nblreid srf4ienenen Mitslies
bern bes Wtrsius iiir bic @efhidts
gerlins einm intsreHantsn Doriraa
iiter bic grInbung unD 9ocsnbtidafs
isnbeit Heriins Nsrsits bon 70 unp
80 sSabren batJpiihsu ben 6iitoriitrr
Jihitin iinb sfi6bsn Elm befiiaer Girsii
ipegsn Der GrinDuns gerlins nei
berrfdt. syibiein nahn bsi fsiHsll
6orjdungsn lsDigli4 urfunben snr
9anb, pdbrsnb aIooen aud anbere
0nrtommniifs (Gunot urn psraItihsn).
bic tineu @ran pon @abrihsiuli6ieii
an iih baitsn, au feiuem Subium bss
nabis, Dr. aiestbuf6 tiibrte in jeis
nsnl Wcrtrdst aus. pab bif bsiOen dlttn
O1rftr Berlin unD MltsS5iIn. ipis
frii6s unb boratIhiMtIihs Gishdunasn
Tim &5pttstbdlt, nif 1hdlfonbbiissln az
sriubst tpnren, be aaf ibrtm tRiiden
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Die prpbritifds Qrsi. Be

Die probritifds qreii. Be-
fiirlpprtet nit srobsm Gifsr, bab bi.
3rpiiden unisrem 2anbe unh Srobbri'
iarlien idpsbenbsn Strsitfrdaer
iaiebsssridtli6 bsigsIsst tperbsn. 0aa
III Elm 9orialag, Qmeritas &e9te uu0
Gbre britilder 8rutalitdt prsis5ugebsu
England unterbriidt uniercn Sanosl
nit nelitralen 2dnbern unb tdpsri
amsritdniI9e S6iffe pbns @runb. gs
III aufseforbert morben, oas einsuitels
len uNb nun pirb Der @ori4lag gss
ma6t, bisie 9spaltatte Gnsleuos psi:
ter gu bulOen unb iis ipdier einem
S6iebsgeri4t gu untsrbreiten. Das
1T genau 10, ipis tpsnn man Semanbsn
Ohrfeiste unb ibm iasts: 9ab mid
Did peiter obrfsisen. Bis i9 genus ne'
bauen babe unb bann seben mir gum
Ridtsr. Sb bic probritsn tuirtli6
ni9t einfebsn, tpie i4madpoG ibr Der
lanssn iit2 Sffenbar baben lie tstnsu
Sunxn Gbrs i'm 2sibe. Damn tri.t
nod bin5u, bab bic Der. Staatsn
ii6 bur9 iol9es 9erbalteu I'm itrs
Re9te unb Inn lire gntihGbigun1
brinssn tpiirben, bsnn es III feitiiebsnbs
Sasuna, bab nur Grfabpfli@t fiir bi'
reften unb niht fir inbiretten Sddber
btItsbt. Mun tam mDsli6srpsiTc
gntiddbisuns bafiir srlansen, bab Elm
Sdiff feline aabuns ni9t oblieferr
tonnts ober fiir bic setaperten Waaren.
db.r man lam teinen @riab fir be
9erni9tuns bss Sanbels erlansen. Der
baraus sntitanben III. bab Sdiffs
nidt abfabren, neil lie Der aaperuno
ailsgsiebt iinb. gu srtpdbnen III aud,
nod Elm ipeitsrsr punft, ben Der TrGs
iibent IN Ieiner Rote oil England bsrs
porssbobsn bat, ipis er iiberbaupt I'm
@0ltsrreht qEt befpanDert III. ipas dber
ben @oripurf essen i'm nod Ceriblims
inert, baB sr bic Re6ts unfsrss Can
bes fsnnt, aber ni6ts ba3u tbut, um
fie gu DertbsiOisen. Sn biefer ylote
fast sr.. bdb Gnslanbs 5anplunssz
ipeife bas 9Oltsrrsht aufbebs unb ss
bic qflidt unisrer Regisrung fei, bai
segen tin5ufdreiten (aber Ieibsr nur
nit Notsr). gun III ss fiar, bab bas
@Dlterre4t ouBsr araft gsTsbt IN,
fpenn man b6lterrs6tsipibriae 6anbs
luusen iiht auf Der SteGle unterbrildf.
ioHbsrn iis buIbet, I'm Iie nah 9senbis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11

auns bss arieses eiilem S1isbsaeridi
au unterbreiten. @enn bas Sueeitans
ben tpirb, bdnn 1T pprdiissuisben, bar
jeoe Hation obne guSnabnit bas 0pl,
terredt niht mebr reIpsitiren unb bic
aefhdbigte unb bic geirdtffe Nation
nit einem S@iebsseridt nacb 8senbi-
suns pes arieses pertrDiten lpirb. Sis
Der. Staaten tDnnen bic tpeiteren Sc
paltafte gnsldnbs niAt buIben. obrs
ii1 Der Welt seseniiber bes 8erbre6ens
Idulbis gu MAIDEN, pab tie in Die glni'
bebuns Dss @6lterrehts eingepilligi
baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
@it iapktt NieberIaa.

Vlt W ~ ~ y
ipslds bic 9lliirten in 8ulsarien er-
litten ,babsn, ldbt erfeben, ipie triigs=
rid, lire Spffnuna III. ben @erbiinbe'
ten ben Dss nad apnitaniinopel iiber
9ulaarien AZ perlesen. Die 3erbdltz
niiIe Gbneln bsnen bon @alipoli. lpr
bic slliirten iid bic 3dhne ausaebrp'
den babsn. Gin ,eebirsises Ssrrair
aeItattet cine lei9ts @ertbeioiaund gu.
NAL Iie BON sutsn Sruppen, Die nit
allen mooernen ariessmaterial oerie'
ben iinb, sefiibrt ipirb. Da auber'
oem cine srobe Maht Der Uerbiinbster
ben 9ulsarsn llnteritiibuns bietet. Ir
fpirb bic 4biiht. ben Wea naA Son.
itantinopel Su iperren, ipie 10 pielt
anbere Gpldnc Der 9lGliirten febli6la-
gen. Der 2auf Der Greisniiie. Der Il
enti6isbeu sesen bic aniirten ii6 boil
sisbt, lisbe iid MIR nit sinem Seer'
bon aipei Willionen Wfann dlfbalter
uno es pirb Niemanb bebaupten lpol'
len, bah pisIs aufaubrinsen ipdren
benn bic aGiirteu tonnen ibre Streit'
trGfte in 5rantreid unb Rublanb MIDI
idpG6en, obne Elm ipeiterts 8orbrln'
gen Der 9euti9sn au setpdriiaen. sSr
bieIer Weiis iteGt iid) bds ipeitefe BE
miiben Der 4Giirtsn als 5iels nnb aug,
iidtslos bar. mir bespeifeln aud
aar ni6t, baB bic glliirten oas ielbi
sinIeben. @elsasntli6e aeuberunaen
pie bic oes ruIiii9sn Oberbsfeblsba.
bsrs, laTeu erieben, bab Der aamp'
bios fortaeiebt pirb. neil bic betreffen
ben Rssierunsen nidt ben iittltder
Mutb bsiiBen, ibren 9Dltera ben nab
rem Sadperbalt sinanseiteben. Snfolg
beTen mub Der aampf fortaeIeBt ipsr
ben, bis bic 5sinbe Dor gri3Dpfuni
bic @affen nieoerlegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11

0is Rem gprtsr ngpenina
Dot" psritebt iid gang Defenders aui
bic 9bilpIopbis, Sroit i'm llnsliid 81
finoen. Das S6idial ibrer beibss'
liebten iyreunoe, Der Gnsldnber, asbl
ibr nabe unb bic 9prednss i'm Baltar
iinb seeianet, sriibiinn gu ertpeden
9ber oa fpmmt bic pbiloiopbie 5ur
Silfe, bic iih in itratesiiden Sheen
berpeat. Sic er3dblt ibren 9eiern. bat
bic 9altan>Grpsbition gar teinen mi.
litdriI6en 3psd perfoIst, ipnosrn bios
Elm g8sbengebanfe 1T, ettpas pie eins
militGriI6e 9eluitiguns. Die Seuts
iden pubten nidt mebr. mas its nit
ibrer 3sit anfansen iofItsn nnb 10 bas
ben lie ii9 fir ben Spa3israana mad
aonitantinopel sntihieben. 8puig ne
bsnfdalia sri1eint es ibr, bab burd)
bisIen 3us Der ne6ertritt Der goltans
lGnber 3u ben 4[Iiirten psrbinbert, bic
grobsruns aonitantinppsls bur4 bl:
4Giirtsn 3ur lIHm6eli9teit semadt
unb bic ruIiiids abipsrrung Don be-
4uBsntpelt oolSoesu porben 1T. Iber
fis TinSst ben sroit barin, oab es Elm
LANCER Wsg nad osm gliI it, oa
erobe Wiiitsn gu bur6queren iino
unb Der 0urit bic 0eutf6en febr plas
gen tpirb. 5batiahs lit, oab eine tilrtis
fde armee, unpolltOmmsn ausgeriiitst,
fpie fe mar, idpn Biz an ben Sue3s
&anal sslanst 1T, ii6 absr 5uriid3iebsn
muBte, neil bic Gnsldnoer eine iibsrs
lessns Madt auiummenssSogen batter.
Was bic 5iirtsn fertis sebra4t babsn.
lpirb bod pObl aud ben Osllti6sn ges
linsen unb biefe tperben nit tiirtiT6sn
armssn Suiammen auftrsien, bic on
3abI, an &usriiituus uHp au militia
rider Siibruns isbr DsridieoeH pon
Der sritsn tlsinsn Expedition isin psr'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11

Cine abseidm a dtbeit 1T
bic gebauptunq. Dab, penn sittsntr
i'm galtan sri9eint, Der &ries euielbli
einen anbsren 9erlauf nebmen fperoe
@snn Sit6ener bas grpbe Seloberrn:
@enis pdrs, fir psldes man auf lei
nsr Settle ibn ausaibt, bate er bieies
ichpn ldnsIt in 8slsien unp Grautreid
betbGtisen tpnnen. 0aoon bat man
aber 1idts semertt uno i'm 8altan
mo sr sbsnfaas sesen ceutiaes Genit
an3utdmpfsn bat, pirb es ni6t ansers
fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11

Gs 1T pObl nidts unoeres fpie
Galgenbumor au nennen. penn beim
2orb Maporss Gag in 2onpon bic engs
liI4en Miniitsr iusten, bab S.utids
Lamb am Gnbe anselanst lei. Sie
ri9tise Oaritsauns pdrs: am gnoe
isines 3ielss. Sc bGlt sroBe 9ebiete
alIer glatipnen, nit bensu ss i'm &rieas
itebt, 6eiest unb pirb in Der nG6iten
3sit aut sngliIhes 9ebiet in Ifrtta
beIeBen. Den gossl fdiebt uber Elm
9rObrite in elmer Rep gorter 9situng
nit benz Ra9peis ab, bab Deutihluno
pon iSrantrsi9. Rublano uuo gnslano
um3ingelt lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11

Der fran3Diif9e 9Oti4af.
ter in 9onDon bat auf bem 2orf
MapDrs=8anqust beutI6e @rauiamtei.
ten gum 5bema ieiner Hebe seipdblt
Sffenbar Bat bic franSDiii9e Regiss
runa cine propagunbd Der GntriiitHnp
iibsr 9eutIdlanb als ibre 4ufgabt
iibernommsn, benu tdslid ssben una
fran3Diiihe pampblete gu, tpel6e bieier
@egenitanb bebanbeln, 9as Wert;
ipiirDigs on oieisn Graeugniiien 1T,
buB iis AZ @unitsn Der 9eutiden fpre.
4en. Sine sroBe Rolls ipislsn BARN
pie 1assbiider Der oeutiden Soloaten
iUelhe mitibeilsn, bab oisIet pber iener
Srt nieDergebraHnt poer in anoeren
Plaben fraHS5iifde Gibiliiien erihoiieu
iporbsn iinb, neil .iis auf beuti4t SOl-
bdten aus benz Sinterbalt feuertsn
poer oeuti9e 9srnuubete ermorpeten
gs III ni9t su Osriteben. fpelhsm
.3ped cine 8efpeisfiibrung bienen fpfl,
ipelde nidt bic Dsutf9en, ionbsrn Bis
Jransoien blpBfeat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Spmncritaa Den II. slOuembsr 1915
IS 1T elm SlHd, pab mo

IS 1T elm Slid, pab man
ben llrIpruns bes 5euers in ben 8etbs
lebem Stablperten genuu ermittelt bat.
Cont ipiirbe bic prpbritiide preHe es
oeutihen 9errGtbern 3uidrsiben nnc
Der prdfoent iofprt Die sanae Sebelm
polisei auTseboten baben, nm ben Bin
beitrihs@merituner gu srmitteln, Der
pas Jener anselegt bat,