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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21
BOAT TRIPS

Everything is ready at Corey
Island, the big front porch of
Cincinnati and vicinity and all that
is needed now is Sunday, May 80,
and that is comiug on nicely, thank
you. Sunday May %, marks the
last of the ten Sundays of the pop
ular river excursions and will close
a spring season which is the most
prosperous the Coney Island COM
pany has ever enjoyed
Coney Island, always the mecca
for hundreds of thousands of seek
ers OF JOY each season will have the
greatest season of its history this
year Of 1915. One of the big
events will be the appearance of
Ruth Bancroft Law, the greatest
skywoman the world has ever seen
She will fly at Coney Island be.
ginning Thursday June II closing
her engagement late on the after
noon of Sunday June 20, complet-
ing four day term of the most
thrilling exploits of the sky ever
witnessed in this section of the
country.
Another feature will be the Kin
oplasticop, the movie marvel which
shows its actors actually alive and
singing or talking. 1t will be at
the Island exclusively throughout
the season and will be sheltered IN
special theatre. 1t is said to be
the foremost educational and
amusement feature ever invented
for the movie world.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21
UNION MADE
HATS
SHIRTS.
UNDERWEAR
and clothin made to order at
Centne
The "Store Around the Corner
.UNION STORE'
Originator of the So Hat in Hamilton
apr 2Stf
RO s T Dix
Local Organizers and Bust
ness Agents.

Charles E. Vaughn, A. F. of L.
Residence, 721 Buckeye Stree
Home Phone 800 A.
Timothy Rowan, Internationa
Molders' Union, Residence, 939
Central Ave, Bell Phore 403 x.
VIM. w. Finfrock, Painters
Decorators and Paper Hangers
Union, No 1876. Residence 308 S.
Second Street. Bell Phone 1896 L.
w. R. Smith, Paper Makers I'm
ion, Residence, Hotel DeArmond.
Home Phone 81. Bell Phone 81.
Swain B. Corson, Carpenters
and Joiners' Union, No. 637, Resi-
dence 107 Brosey Ave-, Bell Phone
756 L.
John Gfroerer, Business Agent
Baltenders' Union, 226 S. 7th ST.
DAYTON OHIO.
Ben Closterman, Polishers.
]. F. Eichorn, Bartenders,
Market street.
w. ]. Gregg, Hosting Engineers
Al w. Great Miami Boulevard.
VIM Schneberger, Cigarmakers'
125 Samuel street
George Richardson, Teamsters'
80 Wayne, Ave, Bell Phone SAL
Home Phone 2541.
Earl Nyswander, Carpenters q
N. Main street.
Geo. Lorah, Plumbers corne
Washington and Main, stree
Plumbers Hall.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21
WORLD or LABOR

The University of Wisconsin has
started IN eight weeks special study
course for mechanics. The class is
limited to twelve skilled workers
who desire to be trained to teach
industrial arts. They will get free
training and in addition BE- paid
$50 each for eight weeks study,
The board of arbitration at
Wilkesbarre, Pa, that will settle
diffe1 ences between the street car
conn auy and its employees has or
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21
Chester Park


The latest attraction to be added
to the many amusement features of
Chester Park, is a 'Pit Show" 1t
consists of an aggregation of human
and animal freaks that makes 1t
vividly reminiscent of the side
shows so popular on circus days.
Among the features are the last of
the AFFECTS, the 107 year old witch
the beautiful circassian snake
charmer, the human fish; the hu-
man electrical motor and number
of other equally sinating mon
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21
Salary Loan Bill Passed.

Columbus, Ohio, May 81 Both
houses have passed the Lloyd sala-
ry loan bill, which places these
companies under supervision of the
state banking department, reduces
interest and investigating rates and
requires that the signature of the
wife must be obtained before as
signinent of wages can be made or
a chattel loan executed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21

ONE OF the hold backs to union
labeled goods is the enormous pri-
ces placed on it by some merchants.
We know of union labeled goods
that do not cost a cent more than
non-union goods, but to get them
we are stung for about twenty five
per cent more. The merchant who
imposes on union men in this way
is not fair and he should be ex-
posed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21
posed.

WHO HAS the nerve to say that
it is not the labor organizations
that are increasing the wages of
the working class Labor unions
through their continuous agitation
have increased wages, shortened
hours and have made laws that
benefit all workers regardless
whether they are union men or
non-union men Labor unions in
vite the non-unionists to get on the
inside and assist in the work.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21

ganized and began holding meet
ings in that city May 6. The men
were on strike fen days and then
agreed to refer their wage de-
mands to this Board.
Frank Duffy, secretary of the
Brotherhood of Carpenters and
seventh vice-president of the Amer
can Federation of Labor, has been
appointed member of the Indiana
State Board of Education by Gov.
Ralston. The appeintee was mem
ber Of the Commission On Indussial
and Agricultural Education last
year and recommended that the
Board be abolished In the interests
Of efficiency. The suggestion was
accepted and now Duffy has been
appointed on the new Board.
Fear is expressed by the Alaskan
Engineering Commission that a
stampede of workers to Alaska,
looking for work on the Alaskan
government railway, will result in
thousands of laboring men reaching
the territory and finding that there
Is ne work to do. Chairman VIM.
c. Eddes is authority for the state
ment that about 400 positions will
be open during the next few
months, and that about 40, 600 ap-
plications have been made for these
positions.
Farmers in Georgia are awaken
ing to the necessity of organization
as a result of a recent decision by
the executive committee OF the
Georgia Farmers Union. Each
county will be so)idly organized
during the coming year and an ef-
fort made to secure the adoption
of remedial legislation. The far.
mers and the State Federation O
Labor are working together ane
both the agriculturists and indus
trial workers are agreed that only
friends among the lawmakers vii
be supported.
The executive council of the A
F. of L. has instructed Presiden
Gompers to appoint commmittee
to irclude himself, TO investigat
the establishment of Nationa
Bureau of Employment in the Fed
eral department of labor. TIL
same committee will investigat
the proposition of establishing
Board of Mediation and Concilia
ton in the A. F. of L. to conside
jurisdictional disputes. This ques
ton was discussed at the last con
vention OF the A. F. of l.. and /
favored by some members of tn
A. F. of L. executive council
The Attorney General of Wis
consin has ruled that the laws ere
ating the State life insurance funt
and providing for State manage
ment of the life fund for policy
holders in the State is constitution
al. He also rules that the law
providing for insurance of Stat
and municipal and school distric
property by the State aud creating
the public school teachers retire
ment fund are constitutional. HI
declined the State Treasurer re
quest to bring suits to test these
laws. The first claim against The
State life fund, which is 81 600 OF
the life of DR.. George keenan,, e
Madison, who recently died, ha!
been filed and now will be paid BY
the State Treasurer.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21
Liberty In U. S. Is
4 De|uSiOn Claims
DarTOW.
Lawyer Tells Industrial Body
McNamara Should Be Par
doned; Declares Hospitals
VIII Replace Prisons.

Washington, May 21. Clarence
S. Darrow, who defended the Nc
Namara brothers in the Los Ange-
les dynamiting case, discussed In
dustrial and social conditions In
America today before the Indus
trial Relations Commission. He
expressed the hope that J. B. Nc
Namara, serving life prison SEN
tence, would be pardoned and said
the pardon ought to come soon.
Mcnamara thought he was do
ing something fer the common
good when he blew up the Los An
geles Times, said the lawyer. He
risked his life because he believed
in cause, and looking at it from
his own standpoint he was a
martyr"
Darrow declared "the American
people are the poorest excuses in
the world.
1--WE have no nationality" he
centir ued, You can't tell what
an American will do. One day
Roosevelt is the idol of the Ameri-
can people. The next day people
are trying to see who can throw
the most stones at him. Admiral
Dewey captured the admiration OF
the American people because he
battered to pieces a few old tubs
in Manila Bay. The public wen
wild; got up donation for him
and gave him house and lot. He
decided it to his wife and the pee
pie all went back on him in a min
ute.
ITO capture public opinion,
Darrow continues, you must cap
ture the press, but that is hard *
do. | don't know that you can dt
/. at all +"
Darrow told the commission tha
the day soon was coming wher
hospitals would be substituted fo
prisons; that punishment was bar
barism; that bloodshed was essen
tial to progress and always had beer
and that American liberty was ;
theoretical delusions. The people
of England, he declared, had more
liberty than those of America.
James A. Emery of the Nationa
AS 'ociation of Manufacturers fol
lowed Darrow on the stand. He
remarked that Mcnamara received
fees for his dynamiting jobs and
added that he supposed even q
martyr had his perquisites. Mr..
Emery said that were he laborer
he would far rather be subject to
the industrial laws of America than
those of Great Britain.
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21

IT's THE fellow that attends to
very few meetings that makes the
loudest noise when things do not
go TO suit him
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21

AND IT is the union agitator that
is SO disliked by big business. It's
not because he is such terrible
fellow, but merely because he is
paid few dollars by labor unions
to look after their interests. That's
all.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21

cation and unite universally for
mutual advantage.
That would mean the advent Of
an era cf prosperity the world has
not yet seen.
1t would mean that the workers
would be men with the indepen-
dence and ambition and opportu-
mites of men.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21
Their Relation.

THE abbreviations Of two Of the
states OF the Union ought to be very
close to each other in popular associa
ton
What are they?''
I'll. and M. d. Baltimore Ameri.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21

Endorsed by the Trades and Labor
Council OF Hamilton, Ohio.
Endorsed by the MiddIetown Trades
and Labor Council of Middlelown
Endorsed by the Labor Legislative
League of Butler, Preble and Mont
gomery Counties.
Endorsed by Metal Trades Council
of Hamilton ohio.
Endorsed by the United Trades and
Labor Council, Dayton, Ohio.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21

Too MANY union men place their
politics above their unionism.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21

ISSUED WEEKLY AT S26 MARKET STREET,
HAMILTON, OHIO.
HoNR,1 n sLRpHosE ,Sos
BELL. l2o8-X.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-05-21
FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1915.

Kntsved al tie Posto6fce al HGmfitom, OHIO, as
second c2asg Mall Matter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31

merfiamfeit ser amerifaniiden Rr.
sieruns entganssH ieiH foHnteu.
Sm Sntsreiis eiHer ilareH unS ab.
iolutem geritdnSisnug, lueIde 10 oas
3iel Der 6siben 9iesieruHssu lit, sr'
adjiet es bic aaiierIidle 9iesiermns in
eriter Clinic FUR notbweuois, iid ielbit
Sapun 30 iberensen, baa bic SniOr'
matiru, Die beiSen Resieruns,H BE-
shsIidl Der Sbatiaheu in bieiem Sall
,nr gsriisuua itebt, puafanSis
slS ilbereinitimmenS iii.
Die 0lssierung Der gereinistsn
Siaateu sebi bon Der gOransietang
ans, oah bic pauiitania" ais elm gs'
u5bulidJes, nnbeitiiftes aanifabrtei'
idiff 81 betradjten iei.. Sie aaiier'
lidJe 3egiernng erlaubt iid III Sieier
gerbinSnng Sarauf biu5niueiien, bnh
bic y9niitania" eiuss Der srOhteH nns
idjmelliten britiiden aaHffabrteiidlifis
mar, Sas nit 9iesieruuasselo ais
Slisfrenser srbant nHS sissns als
ioId,er in Der RarinsIiits sefiibri
uurSr, Die uOn Der 6ritiiden asmira'
litdt Seroiienilidt iuirS!
Gs lit ferusr Der SaiierIiden Re
siernns ans smperldiiiseH Ssridltsn
ibrer slgsnitu iOipie audi uOn nentra'
len gaiiagieren befanut, Sah ieit se'
ranmer Seit 10 gut luie ale iuertb'
polleren britiiden aanffabrtsiidliIft
nit @eidhtsu anS WsnuitiOu anb an
beren @niieH ansseriiitet wnrSen
nnS NIT aenten bemannt iuarrn, oi'
nit Der @eSienaus bon 0eidliiter
psrtraat iuareu. Die s9aiitaaia'
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bate, lant Der bier einsstrofieuen On
formation, @sidabs IN SOrS, bic an'
ter Sed montirt unS ueriteft ruaren.
Die saiierlide 9lsgiernms bat Ter
ner bic Gbrc, bic beiOnSere anfmerf'
iamfeit Der ameritaniihen Regiernns
auf bic s6aiade ~ IsnfeH, oak bic
6ritii6e aomiraIitat in elmer uertraa'
li6sn SnitrnftiOn, Die I'm 6sbruar
1915 erlaiien iuurbe, ibren aaafiabr'
teiidiiien nidt MIR ben 8atb gab,
Sdlut nnter neutrnIeu 5lasaen uns
aenn,eidjen 81 iuden, ionSern aud,
in Sisier gerfleiSnns oentife Inter
ieebuOie ansnsreiieu uno sn rammen.
I'm Die aauiiabrtrlidliiie beionSers
;um 3eritoreu oun llnterieebuoteu
au5afeaern, bat Die britiid)e Gegie'
rung bobe gramisn birrfiir aasse'
iett nuo aud idjoH beiablt-
Die aaiierlidle Sieaieruns 1T anse'
iiGts oisier Sbatinden, Seren yiidltis'
felt fir ne anher Srags iteben, anhei
SianSe, britiidle SaHfiabrteiiabrsr IN
Der bon benz gomiralitGtsitab oer
oentidjen Iarine bsionoers besridne'
ten Gone Der RarincOperatiDueu ali
ynnSertGeibis" 81 betradteu. Si'
oentiden apmmnnSuHten itnS Sabei
auier StanSs, iernerGiH uud Si'
abliden Seitimmansen oes grilenae
ietes sn beobad)ten, an Die ne iid i'm
ber sm balteu pilesteH.
Sdliehlid muf Die aaiicrlide Re
siernns sanS defenders baraHi hin
iueiieu, bah bic seHiitauia" aaf ibrel
Alsstsa Gasss. sbsaiO Dis eaf ixibzs'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31

;sn6rten, fanuSiidle Sruppen unS
ariessmaterial al SOrO hattie, oarun'
TER nidjt usnigsr ais 5400 9iitsH init
WuuitiOu, ourf psldle tnpfere bent
ide SolSateu umsebrnflt uerOen iOll'
ten, Die ihrem gatcrlanoe segeniiber
lire Rflidt nit SelbitOerleusnuug
nno 9lufOpferuug erfiileH.
9ie Seuti6e glegiernns sIaubt,
BAN lie in beredjtister NOtbiuebr bau'
bette, inSem lie nit alien ibr sur Ser
iagnng itebtnSsn Nitteln Der sriess'
ii6ruug Sas 2e6eu ibrer SOloaten 81
ifaten iufts, inoem lie fiir ben
Seino britimmte Munition seritOrte.
Die britii6e SdlifisssieaidJaft muR
nd Der Gefubr bcmuFt seiueieu icin,
iueldler lie nnter Sieieu llmitaroen Die
gaiiaaiere Der ySuiitnnia" ausiette.
Die 9umpagnic uerindlte, ais nc
Vaiiasiere trObOem an gorS nabm,
tbatiadjIidl SaS eeben BON amcrifani'
idDrn gargrrn 5u bsnuteu, nm ca'
ourd, Sie an SurS bsiinolide @uui.
tioa Sa idlaten nnS uergins iid bier
6ei sraen SieabiuInt flaren geitim'
| mungen Ses nmsrifauiiden 8eietcs,
Sas gef0rSernns BON gaiiasiersn AMI
sdifirn per6ietet, Die MHnitiOu ais
oaOuua bnben nnS cine Straie fiir
bic 3uluiOerGanoluns pOriiebt. Die
@dellidaft lit Saber on Sem SUoe 10
pieler Raiiaeiere idlnlS.
Gs fam un6 benz beitunnten BE
ridlt oes 9ummnnonnten oes Inter
iesbuDtes, Der Ourd ole iibrise Su'
iurutatiOH hsitatiat pirS, abiolas isiu
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CT boft, oab AUDI oif a1fr. Staatrm 1sr9iermna
fttuai9r amsftellnngen breii9lid) ofr
Gbatta@en tofort n,adett miro.

3meifel barii6er bsrriden, oaf bns
ifnelle Sinfeu Der gSuiituuia" in al
lereriter SiHie anf Die GrplOiiOn Der
UiuuitiOnSlabnng 5nriif5ufiibren 1T,
Die bnr6 einen SOrpe0o Deruriadlt
luurSe. slnbernialls parocn M
menihliher Serednuus ale 9aTa-
siere Der r2uiitania" serettet worSen
Iein.
Die &uiierlide gaeaierung balt bic
O6isen S6atiudsH fiir midtig senug,
nm lie Der aufnlerfiameu Irafuna
Der gmerifauiidsH Hesierung gu em'
pfeblen.
Die Saiierlids 9iegieruHs iiebt iidJ
OeranlaFt, peHnidjOn lie NIT ibrer
enosiltiseH GHtideiouus Der 5OrOe'
ruusen, bic IN ger6inouna NIT benz
8erieufeu Der ySuiitania" geitelli
iuurSeH, OurIdniis .5uridbGlt, bis iis
cine antiuort BON Der ameritauiideH
&egieruHg erbalteH bat, gum Sdlnt
bic Sbutia6e pieOer in GriHHernna
su briHseH, Sah bic aaiierIide Regie'
ruHg nit @eHusthuung DON ben Der'
mittelnSen @DridldgeH Der 9ereiuig'
ten Staateu Resierung au Berlin
uuo SOuSou SeuntniR Hdgm, bic eiut
Saiis fir ben mOOus uiDenoi be5iig'
lid Der SiibruHg bss Seefriegs 5ipi'
i6en SsutidIanb uuO 8rORbritau'
MEN biloeu iOllteu. Die Saiisrlih'
Hegicrnug fat Sauu Surdl lire Se'
reitiuilligfeit, Die gUridjlGge 5u be
ipreden, lire satcu 9Ibiidlten Dulluu
oarsetban. 9ie @eriuirflidung bic
Ter gUridlGge 5eridlus lid betaunt
lid SurdJ bas ablebHeHoe Serbalter
Ger britiidcH Siesierung.
Der unterseid)nete beuubt Die Ge
legenbeit II. |. ~.
(gcS.) sSagom."
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rnns SurdJaus HidDt bic Abil6t Best,
uentslle Sdliffe iu Der ariess5Oue,
idmiois scinadDt ba6en, ben ausriI.
len SnrdJ lIntsriceboot ooer Tliessr
anssniebcn. Sie beuiidtn sruppen
1uGcn i'm @egeutbeil bic snn5 beion'
oerc @eiimns erbalteu, glusrifie ami
iolde Sdjiiis 5n permeiSen.
gSenn nrntrale Sd)iiie in ben les'
ten Mornteu omrd Sen Seutiden lln'
teriesfrieg infOise bun Sehlern bel
Der SScntiii5ruHs selitteu Baben, 10
banSclt IS iid nnr uin san5 perein'
sclte ansnafmeialle, bic bcm Waif..
brandy Der Slassen ieiteus Der britt.
ifsn giesieruns, 5uiammen init benz
peroad)tiseu obr idnlbbapaRteii
gebalien Der aapitaue Der betreiieH'
ben Sdliiie su5uidreiben fnS.
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usis sslieiert iuurOe, baa Elm ueutra.
les sdifi, Sas nid)t ielbit bic sdnlS
trus, Snr6 bsntide lIntniee6OOte
pSsr Slisgsr beidaoist nHtSs, Fat bic
s:utide 3esisrnna ibrem geoaHsrH
iiber ben ansIadisligeH guriaa Nus-
srnd sese6en nno mean bic gerbdli.
niiic es rs6tiertisteH, GutidaSisung
auseboten.
Sic Bdlle Der rGuibius" anb Der
,UuIfliabt" iperseH geuaa aad ben
elldeH @runoiateH bebanoelt wer'
ben. Gine 1luteriudjnug beiocr Sdie
it in Der Sdirebe uno Sas @rgebniR
Sieier lInteriHduus wirb in Babe
Der guti6ait iibsrmittelt werSeu.
Sisie lInterinfuns fam, falls eS
notImsnSig isin iOlte, baSur@ sripsi.
teri perben, bah elm iHtsruationnler
aHiruf an bic SHternationaIc Inter
ind;nugsfommiiiion erseBi, iuie 60 i'm
slrtifel aaa Ses Saaser slbfommens
pum Is. Climber 1907 porseieben 1T.
slls Der britiifs Sampier r;sa.
ln6a" perienft iunroe, bate Der aom'
imauSant bes oentiden linterieeboots
ssie abiidt, ben Eaiiasieren ionic Der
gciatnna pulauf Welesenbeit gu se.
Zen, iidj in Siderbeit sH briHsen.
Grf ais Der aapitan bem gsisbl on.
5nbalteu, uidt SOlse Ieiitete, ionSern
III entfliebsn uno burd @afeteHiig'
unle Silie bsrbeiSnruien iudlts, for.
Serir Der Sentide aommauoaHi onrdl
Sisnulc, iOiuic bnrdD Sas @esaphoEe
bic gnIiasiere uno Seiatnus aHi, Sas
SdIifi binnen 5ebu 1linnten su per'
laHrn. sbntiddjlid sab er ibnen 70
Niinuten Seit nno ienerte ben scr'
peSo crit al, als berbadtig aus.
isbenbe sdJiiie Der r5aIaba" 5a
Silfe eiltfu.
8esaslid Ses gerlnits on @en.
idJrnleben 6eim gerienisn oes britt
idsn gaiiasisrbanrpfrs peuiitaaiaA
bat bic Seutide Resieraus bereits
ben in getradjt fommsnSeH iieutralsn
asgiernnsen ihr titfes gsbanern
oariiber amsssSriift, ban Burger bic.
tier Staaien ibr eebeu eiHbhhtsn.
gei Aieier @eIessnbeit fam iid bic
aaiierIihs Slesiernns ieSod benz
dinSrnd uidjt snt3ieben, Sah Seridie'
bsne pidltise Sbatiad)en, bic iid bi.
reit ani bas gerieHtsH Der seHiiia.
lulaa Leaie6sr, s,i5ali4npsiis Sssslaf'
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jim l0orl[ant
ST nnnns5rSie
9entidlan0s an Die
Yet. etaateu uer=
0Tentlid)t uorSel.
Die beiinitibe 9lnttpprt a,tf
9lmerifa's ssorberun'
gen behalf 9emtiG'
lamb fdJ bor.
Die y2niiiauia" mar uad Der I'm
iid)t Seatidlanbs Elm britiihsr
Siifsfren5er.
SeniidIanS gatte bas Iedt bic fhi
ben SeiuS 6sitimmte WlunitiOn Su
pernidten,
Sic SdnlS fur ben Sob Der Spie,
ber aataitropb, trdst bic britiide
Gd,iffsaeiellid,ait,
Die y2niitauia" mar Had Der I'm
iid)t Seaadlanbs elm britiider
Siifsfreu5er.
2eutidIanS butte oas &edlt, bic far
ben SeiuS 6sitiumte TiunitiOu 5u
pernidten,
Sic SdnlS fur ben SOB Der Spie,
Der aataitropb, trast bic britiIdDe
Gdiffsseiellidait.

Berlin, 80. Iai. Sentidllaub
psbalt iid feline osiinitipe anttuort
ani bic bon Der glegicrnus Der ger.
cinigten Stnateu in gerbinonHg NIT
Dem gericnfeH Der ygniitania" ge'
madJten 5orberuuseu Dor, bis bic 0is'
gierung Der gereinisieu GtaateH bic
0ote beamtiuortet bat, bic Der StaatS.
icfretdr Ses anS,uartisen Srr SOn
Saao,u, bem amerifaniiden gOidaf
ter ols Grmibernng aui bic amerita'
nii6e 3ots bonn Is. Rai sugeitslt
hat.
Gic bentite Resieruns betOnt in
ibrer antmort baa iis nidt Die ab'
iid,t babe, nsutraIe Sdiiie, bic fId
ieiner ieinSliGen SanbImns ihulSis
aemadjt batcn, IN Der arissssune an'
ariifen Don Seiten Der lluterieeboote
uoer Sliessr aussuieken nuS ban IN
alien SGlIen, mean neutru!e SdIiifs
ubne llriads beidaOist Dnoen iOa'
ten, bic beutide Mesieruns tets nil.
lens III sdaSeHeriae gu feiiten.
grSaslitb Der pemiitania" wirS
Sarauf binseiuieisn, Sah Sas Sd,iii
elm sagIiider SiIfsfreuSer uuS laut
OCT I'M Bette Der SeutideH &egie.
rmns bsiinbliden Suformation audi
tcitadt iuar. Serusr uirS oarnnf anf'
meriiam srmadt, baR bic ensliide
S6ifisseisllidait fir ben Sob Der
seHis Sranhuortlia 1T, Die aui Der
yauiitaHia" nmiameu, oa bic Geiea.
idait iid Der amerifnniiden 8aiia.
sirre OILS sdne fir ibren ssieeiuiSri'
gen WlHnifion0transpprt beoieuen
,pollte. Sic 0ote fuurSe am Spuntag
Eier btiauut stgebeH.
Ter GOrtlait Der 9Ote Seatidl.
Innbs 1T ME ioIst:
Ter ltnterSeidnete fat bic Gbre,
benz gptidlaftsr Gerarb bic iOlsenSe
amtport anf bic 9liHbeilans BON 10.
W1ni 81 iibermitteln, bic iid auf bic
Gd)abienns ameritauiider SatereiIen
burd ben SeufdeH lIHteriee6Outfries
tespg.
lie faiirrlifJe 0iesisrnns fat bic
Mittbeilang Der amerifaniideH DC.
eiernus eiusebenS sspriifi. Sie III
and Don benz briugenoen @nuidJ be.
ieeft, iu Oiitner uno irennSihaitlidsr
@eiie mitiubrlfsn nm Elm Tiihuer-
itanbniR su bsisitiaen, oas m6sIidr.
iueiie in Ssm gerbaltuiil sluiideH Den
beibeu SlesierungsH burd bic isitens
Der ams.ifaniiden 0lssiernna aHse.
ihbrien S5rsisHiiis sntiianDsu isin
t0nutr.
gsirsifenb, erjtsHs bic Sale Der
ameriiaaiiden 5auipfrr n6nibins"
nHb oGnlilishtA. Ter amaifaniidleH
gOiidait il 6sreits bic yaitbsiluas
snesGanasu, bah bic nsrtids 0lsgis.
sis Fa isiag isir. ,-.lafu aausluus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
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Sir Ohio: S60nes Mstter i'm
nDrbli6en; uHbeftimrntes Better I'M
ilblihen Gbeil. 9Im Dieustas ipos
Ilsa RSrmerea Mstisr.