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New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
MISS IATHROP TO SPEAK
At Connecticut State Conference Of Charities and Correction at Stanford.

That approximately 3OO,O0O babies die annually in the United States as a result of conditions caused by prov erty is startling information, and did it not come from a source of auth orlty, would be doubted by many. However. coming from the Children's Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor. as a result of exhaustive infant nor tality studies it is believed that the figures are conservative, instead Of excessive. At the head of this de-
 partment is Miss Julia C. Lathrop,
 one of the most interesting and prom inent figures in the country today
 from the viewpoint of service in be-
 half of humanity It is peculiar ap-
 propriate that Miss Lathrop has been
 secured the principal speaker at
 the opening public session of the
 1915 Connecticut State Conference of
 Charities and Correction at Stamford
 the night of April IS. Peculiarly ap
 propriate because the subject of child
 ren will compromise an important topic for the discussion at the sessions
 and because child welfare is proving a subject upon which much serious thought is being given by municipal ities, private charities and improve ment organizations.
 It is announced that Prof. William Arnold Gesell of Yale university will be the chairman for the section given over to discussions and actions upon
 Aspects of Connecticut Legal and Institutional Provisions for the Care of Dependent Detectives and Delinqu- ents." Dr. David Lyman of the Gay i lord farm sanaitOrium of Willingford
 will be chairman of the section given l over to the topic Housing and Public Health"- while Eugene Kerner of the 1 Waterbury Charities Organization society will be in charge of the sec | tion given over to the subject "Rela- | tionship of Public and Private Relief"
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
New Curtain Material at
 Drapery ...: Department

Madras. 36 inches, white and cream, new designs, nice assortment patterns 15c to 35c yard.
 Swiss and Madras in white and cream, with dainty colored woven figures, fast colors; make pretty cur tains for den or living room, 25c yd. Examine and Scrim in great variety, plain, hemstitched and drawn work borders, in white cream and ecru. 29c.
 Crctonnes, wonderful showing of new and beautiful colorings, suitable for drapings, hangings, coverings, pill low cushions etc, 12 1-2c to 3sc yd. s Main Silk, bright as silk, more dur able, comes in fine assortment of patterns, also in plain colors, 25c to 29c yd.
 Sunfast Drapery, 36 inch, variety of patterns, in all the wanted colors, soc yd.
 Silkalines, larger and finer assortm ent than ever beautiful new designs great variety to choose from, 12 1-2c .yd. 5
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
BACK T( DRUDGER

According an editorial of last Saturdays s1 go back home baking in order solve tIae prices of wheat and consequently of bread
 In order to allow a small number of uuscs11 make few millions of dollars by raising the I,rl mothers and wives to go back the days of home baking and inc many other disagrecabc dl housekeeping. Win it help us?
 IoGnianns AUNT DELAYS" IIT.EAD is .. be baked and it's good value. "No need of hot
 Ask Your Grocer to supply you with loaf
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
EXTEND ACQUISITION RIGHTS

London, Feb. IT, 10:15 A. M.-An official decree extending to many the Austro-Hungarian governments rights of requisition has been published in the Official Gazette at Budapest A-c- cording to an Amsterdam despatch to the Reuters Telegram company.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
TYPHUs RAVAGING SOFIA.

Paris, Feb. 16, 11:10 F. MA Sofia despatch to the Balkan agency says that an epidemic of typhus fever which broke out among Serbian pris- oners of Bulgarian nationality sent to Sofia by the Austrian authorities has spread to the civil population and is ravaging the regions around Sofia, Plevna and Philippolois. Dysentery also is said to be prevalent.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17

 '& NIVEN
HOLT TO RESIGN.
State Will Soon Be Without Bank EA Commissioner.

Hartford, Feb. 17-F'red P. Holt yesterday notified Governor M. H. Hol- comb of his intention to resign as state bank commissioner in order to become president of the City Bank of Hartf ord control of which has just been secured by syndicate with which MT. Holt is Identified. He will present his resigna- tion this week
 The resignation of MT. Holt will leave the state without a bank com missioner, MT. Holt's former associate in the office, Norris s. Lippitt, having resigned recently. .l.-...
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
WOOL SALES IMPROVE.

Melbourne, Via Lon6on, Feb IT, II A. M.-Wool sales have been resumed with an improved demand. The prices are the highest since the outbreak of the war. Americans are buying more freely than before the re-imposition of the embargo on exports
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17
War Talk Causes Trouble.

A nOlle was entered in the case against Joseph Zotter. charging him Wieh breach of the peace. With some friends he was celebrating the Aus trian ball when someone mentioned the war. It was as waving a red flag in front of a bull but the battle was
New Britain herald., 1915-02-17

Native eggs 33c doz Russell Bros -adyt. ..... -- ..-. ..-.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19
ROBINSON HEADS
HARDWARE MEN
TYbEE ISLAND SELECTED AS
MEETING PLACE FOR NEXT
YEAR.

The office of president Of the GeOr-
ton was rendered to W. w. Robin
son. of Dublin, and Savannah chosen
as the the next convention city in the
concluding session Oh TIE three-day
convention just closed in Macon.
The Columbus, Americas, Bowden
and Savannah delegations all waged a
not four-cor1ered fight for the next
convention in 1916. The Savannah
delegation succeeded H. having Tybee
island named by a decisive vote as
the place for the next convention. The
representatives of the other three cit
les then requestd that Tybee island
be made the choice by I rising vote.
The officers elected we're:
President, w. w. Robinson, Dublin.
First vice president, r. E. Jarman,
Baxley.
Second vice president. c. X Balfour,
Savannah. d
Secretary and treasurer, John L..
Moore, Madison, re-elec |.
Reporter, Miss Joy n -'~rl;er, Mad
ison.
The executive committee named was
as follows: President, ex-officio mem
Der; Herbert Breedloye, Monroe; w.
O. Barrow, Bowden. and Jack d. Demp
sey, Jackson.
n. c. Green of Eatonton and ]. r
Hall of Moultrie were elected as dele
gates to the national convention a
| st. Paul
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19
WOULD ABOLISH
RY. CROSSINGS
JOHN D. WALKER, Or SPARATH,
WILL INTRODUCE BILL TO
THAT EFFECT.

Hon. John d. Walker Of Sparta, who
VA represent the t"ei.c."ih senatorial
district al the coming session of the
eteral assembly, has announced that
itsEs his intention to introduce bill
IN the legislature having as ITS aim
1.-THE abolicament of grade crossings in
Georgia
Mr.. Walker Tould place the matter
In the hands Of the state railroad com.
mission which would be required to
abolish or safeguard all such cross
tings. making il impossible for repe-
titi0n Of the deplorable tragedies
which have occurred in recent months.
The bill would prohibit the building
in the future of railways over high
ways or highways over railways with
out the approval of the railroad com
mission leaving with the commission
the duty of determining on the meth
cd and payment of expense for abol-
ishing present crossings. 1t is his in
tention that the counties, municipali-
ties and the railroads should all share
in the expense of doing away with
the dangerous crossings.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19
MANY UNIFORMS
STOLEN FROM STATE
GENERAL ISSUES 4
BULLETIN TO SHERlFFS
OF GEORGIA.

Adiutant General ]. Van Holt Aash
is determined to stop the many thefts
of national CARDS uniforms, shirts ana
hats, and has mailed out notices 20
all the county shert1is in Georgia urg-
ing that they make it plain to thepub-
lie that it is not only a violation OF
the federal laws to steal military equip
ment, but that it is an equally grave
offense for any person TO sell, buy or
wear such equipment, and that per-
sons who make such purchases in
good faith are not only liable to pros
ecution in the federal courts but can
have no title in the property bought.
There have been many thefts OF
military clothing from the armorles
in Georgia, says General Nash, and
it has been an infrequent thing to see
persons in nowise connected with the
militia wearing the uniform hats ana
shirts, and in many instances the full
uniforms. General Nash says that re-
Gently a United STATES deputy mar
shall, while on business in north
Georgia county, came upon a farmer
blowing in a field who wore khaki
uniform with the buttons and other
insignia still attached. This uniform
was inscribed with tlo marks com
pany X fifth regiment of Atlanta.
The deputy marshal mail the farm
er strips right in the field and took the
uniform from him ana brought II
back to Atlanta. No case was made
against him because lie had bought
the clothing from some one who had
gone through North &c >rgia with a
quantity of such equipmo 1t and which
this person offered for sale at very
low prices
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19
Splendid for Rheumatism.

81 think Chamberlain's Liniment is
just splendid for rheumatism" writes
Mrs. Dunburgh, Eldridge, N. Y. ut
has been used ty myself and other
members of my family time and time
again during the past six years and
has always given the best of salts
faction" The quick relief from pain
which Chamberlain's iniment affords
is alone worth many times its cost.
For sale by all dealers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19
Get Rid of Your rheumatism

Now is the time to get rid of your
rhepmatism. You can do it if you ap-
ply Chamberlain's Liniment. w. A.
Lockhard, Homer City, N. Y, writes:
Last spring I suffered from rheuma-
tism with terrible pains in my arms
and shoulders. got bottle of
Chamberlain Liniment and the first
application relieved me. BY using enc
bottle of it | was entirely cured" For
sale by all dealers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19

This preparation is intended espc-
cially for rheumatism, lame back,
sprains and like ailments. 1t is IA
vorite with people who are well ac-
auanted with its splendid qualities.
Mrs. Charles Tanner, Wabash, Ind,
says of it, 81 have found Chamber
lain's Liniment the best thing for lame
back and sprains | have ever used.
1t works like charm and relieves
pain and soreness. 1t has been used
by others of my family as well as my
self for upwards of 20 years" 2s and
5O-cent bottles. For sale by al deal
ers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19
No. Six-Sixty-Six

This is prescription prepared especially
or MALARIA or CHiLLS g. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
.eturn. 1t acts on the liver better than
Calomei and does not grippe or sick IN. 25c
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19
COLDS 81 Lal1RIPPE

5 or 6 doses 666 will break
any case of Chills & Fever, Colds
& LaGrippe; it acts on the liver
better than Calcmci and does not
cripe or sicken. Price 25c.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19

han Auto company. Best in the mar
ket The new bicycle lamp.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19

climate and won't go down on you.
then call on George f. Gay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-19

"Cleanliness is next to Goodness"
The Brunswick steam laundry offers
the place and the equipment.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
Der 9urdbrud.

Die grobe Sruftanitrengung, p.lde
bic Sranaofen unb Gngldnbsr iebt mas
4en ldbt ii6 mil ben 5tpei Dorten:
r3u fpdt!" obfertigen. DGre iie er
erfolst, als bic Ruifsn in unaarn unb
Oftpreuben itanbsn, bann bate Grunb
gu i9nerer Gorge Oorgelegen. Sept
aber nidt mebr. DAB Der 0ur6bru6ss
Derfu9 Der 2miirten jeBt erit iiattfins
bet, 5eist, pis D0llig miblunsen ibr
prOsramm III. Siefes ging babin,
bab pdbrenb bic RuiTen bonn Often ber
porbrangen, bic anbsren 4aiirten pOm
gBeitsn Der DeutihldHb iiberfdpems
men follten. Das 1T aber befanntlit
nidt sefdebsn. Die 4aiirten babsn ben
beutfden @erbiinbeten ben 8ortbeil gee
pdbrt, Der isBt ni4t mebr gut 5u ma,
den 1T, bab iie ii4 ein5eln f6lassn Iies
ben. sic faben untbatis gu, lpie Rub>
lamb nisbersetporfen tpurbe uno nuns
mebr tpoilen fie nit einem Sbeil ibrer
Stretttrdfts .ttpas burdfiibren. pOsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
In fer Sutis 9spart.s

lnfer Suits 9epart.
ment 1T ipisber elmer grpben, 5efon
osrs srOben unb ullersrObtsn DeutIdel
8erf6pDrung auf Der Spur unb ba
cine glrmes BON @ebsimpolisiiten il
gspssuns ssiest, um bic SduIbisel
unb ibrs DISQUALIFICATION 4bii6tel
gu ermitteln. Gs bat ndmIidb Gennt
nib erIanst, bab Runbi6rei5sn al
ameritaniide Girmen, bic i'm grport
unb Smportbanbel tbGtis finb. ausge'
fdidt iporb.n iinb, fporin pieis allfge.
forbert iperben, bab lie bic aonqreb'
n,itslieber in ibren betrsffenben Staa'
ten peranlafen, ii6 bes ppn englant
unterbriidtsn SanbsIs an3unebmsn, bu
ale Soffnuns, bonn Staatss sOeparte:
ment @bbilfe gu erlansen, gef6tpuEben
1T. gs p.rben bi. amsritaniI6en
Waaren aufse3dblt, bic ni6t erpOriirt
tpsrben tDnnen, neil Gnelanb iis p0Is
terredtspibriger Wsiie aIs abiOluts
8annpaar: ,IaiIifisirt bat unb obne
Weiterss tapert; ss ipirb barauf binses
pieien, bab GnslanO glodabere6te
ausiibt, obn. cine 8lodabe 81 uuiers
baIten unO barselegt, bab bic
sSnbuitrie unb Der Sanbsl untsr bisisr
@srsepaltisuns bem 3ufammsnbrud
nabe fnb. Sn Der aufadblunQ bisfer
SbdtIa6en unb in Dem 9srlangsn,
bieIen fbdnbli9en 3uitdnb.n Elm gnbe
su MAIDEN, fopie bon gnslanb eins
benz @Dlterreht entIpre4enbe gehanbs
lung gu erSipinsen, tpirb cine @ers
ihtpDrung srbIidt. Wenn bas elm
mdii6teruussperiud fein ioa, pirD
er sriinblib miblinsen. Wsnn bas
amsritanii8s @olt bilflos s.g.n Gnss
lamb 1T, neil unfere Resisruns iia in
lIntbGtigteit perbdlt, 70 1T bod gum
in unferem 2onb. nod bas
Redt oerblieben, bic Reeieruns tDsgen
.rnftIi6er @erfeblungeu 81 tabelr.
au9 1T nod ,ein Strafparasrapb ges
I4rieben iporben, ipel6er giirrer, bic
lid an tbre &onarebsWtttglleoer I'M
abbilf. p.nbsn, nit Strufsn pesen
6p6Oerratbs bebrObt. DAB hie 4bs
miniftration bic anrufung Der Silfe
bon aOnsrebmitgliebern nit Miboerz
1niigsn beoba6tet, 1T 3ur 9sniiee be-
lannt, aber NIT ibrem Stirnrun5eln
!ann iie es ni6t perbiitsn unb Iie tpirc
i'm 9eaember, tpann Der apnsreb su'
'ammsntritt, Der Rsaeui4aft iiber ihr
iid niat ent1iebsn t0nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
Mas BEN WsxxiSipaIseridbt

Denper Sorean. elmer Der gurfden,
bic mi. dusfiibrIi6 beridiet, am
Samiide glb.nb ben polbiiten Wlars
cellus gtbeI an Der GeIt unb Sarriet
Sirabs tbdtIid, anssgriffen bait,n.
ipurb. BON Hihttr gsll su 80 saeen
Qrbeitsbaus uno $50 @slbiirafe brs
,rtbsilt. fp6brenb gbiparb Sones, Der
bel Der @elessnbeii pprlaut aelueisn
mar, nit elmer 6clb'trafe BON S. unb
Soften ouppnsdm. Die @erbanDlunp
aes,n bic iibriaen gurf6en, bi. in
9srbinbung nit BEN lltberfan auf
Abel perbdfist iporben tparsn. ipurbs
rerI4oben.
Cine febr guthtr5igs frau fdtint
Trau 4nna 2osfie BON gtp. 619 Giaie
glpsnue 5u fein. auf ibr befonheres
Grfuhtn f.sts geft,rn Rifter Bel i'm
Wuni,ipolgsriht Die glIiMenie, lpels
DE ibr eriter Gatts Softpb 2osftl fir
ftin nunmebr neun SABRE oItss ainb
aablsn muB, con $2 duf 81 pro Woas
bernb.
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z. u. giaatstberbanb
lie Greeutips madjt aui bic iom'
menbe @abl auimerfiam.

Die Gre,uiipe b.s Q. u. Stadts'
berbonbss bot eefiern an bic Ders
Ibiebeneu 2pialperbGnbe bts Stauies
bas na6itebenbe Runbffreiben ers
eebm laiien, bas ,einer peiisr.n ers
.ldrune bebarf:
Cincinnati g., 27. Sept.
Weri9e iSreunbe!
BUR nod ipeniae Wofen trsnnen
ms bon Der arobtn Gniidxibungss
ihIa6t, in ipeI6er Der Sauptaugriff
ipieberum auf bas 9eu.ittbum bon
Obio eerihisi IN. Webr ols ie mill
fen mir bissmal asriiftei I.in unb bars
mad ieben. bab jsbtr 9euiife am
WabItaee feline pols S6ulbis.eit
tbut; itsbi bod sepifermaben bic
Gbrs bes 9euifftbums ron Sbio BEL
eieItr Wabl auf bem SpisIe.
Die grscuiips Sbres Stdntspers
bdnbts In serne bereit. alles gu
ibun, mas in ihren arGfieH iteht, LIN
Sbnsn bebiiIfIih gu i.in. Wir tpiirben
sfbnen empfeblen. 70 rafh lpis u0a'
lid elm giaiTenperiammlung In Sbr.r
Siabt Su peroui.alten. 81 iptld,r mir
Sbnsn einsn Rebnsr toIierfrsi our
9erf,ioune fielIen perbsn. fals .s
BEN Stants priiibenisn nidt per'
ionlid mogIid iit. 5u tommen.
Bite. aebtn Gi, iofori an bic ar'
belt unb Iaiien Sit uns umaebenb bas
Datum Der @eridmmIuns ipiFen.
glii beuii6em @rub
aOtn 9 @Paab, gsaf.
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Oebnrtem.

Glifiprb unb 1lor,ne. Goosmarn.
% Wtft WleWlidtu 4ps.. anabs.
WiIIinm unb anna Roontp. 4 Ri
periibe place. WlGb9tn.
Jrant unb Rarp Rubr. Garn,D
SiraBs, WlGbdsn.
geilIiam uHb eIia Don Der 6albeI.
543 strraee aptnix. W1bhen.
6ermann unb emma auH, 2721
Din. Strcbe, annk.
efnton ane Cuff. esinasa. 1875
Gin Sirake. anabt.
6arrn unb elii. eipp. 146 on
Clifton aps.. Wdbfen.
Gepnrh ur6 GIld Quinn, 2e14
@lsnpdp 4pe.. W6bdxn.
Gmil unb Sbd Rssentossn. 1929
BapmilIer Strabe. W1Shen.
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OeF.rrei6 bat es bei Der

OsF.rrei6 bat ss bsi Der
@ntport, tpelfe Der prGibent uuf ben
protsit sssen bic Daffenlieferunsen
ertbsilt bat, ni9t betpenben laifen, fons
bern no9mals cine Rote nod Waibs
instOn gefanbt, tpslbe bic Daffenfens
bungen in bem umfarse, ipis iie Dor
ii6 seSu, fir cine unneutrule Sanbs
lung etIGrt. llufere Manbarine ia
gen, bab bic Oiterreidiide Resieruns
bic antport seididt babe, neil bic
Wittbsilung bes 8otidafters Dunba,
bab Der prGiibent In gesus auf bic
Waffen aieferunssn ni6t gu be-
iebreH let, ni6t an ibre glbrsfe
geldngt, ionbern pon @nglanb aufs
sefausen lporben isi. Ddrtn bic De-
psI6en, beibt es. mad Wieu eelanst,
70 fpiirbs Der nsus protef nidt erfolgt
fem. Das III meter nidts aIs buma
mes @ereoe. Die ofterrei9iibs Regies
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&terblid)fei

g,ilIiam Glun,er, So. 1431 gIsaiunI
StraBe. are6s.
Sofepb sfOIs. "a. 563 Sfi 13. Ctr,
SubertuIofe.
ssohn pobItng. 10. Cid Bun Roab.
9ipbiberitis.
S5cbn Raiulinss, So. gBalten Greet
Roab. 6srstlappenfsbI,r.
Inna Slnlor. AZ. SO Dart Dap
qpt., 9uberiulpie.
aIice Sieinis. 45. 111s Garnsp
Strdbs Grsbs.
2manba Sb.ut. 72. 323 Of 13.
Strabe. 6er5lsibsH.
9tuauftus abtl, 49. 1130 Juiity
Strabe. 9uberiuloie.
SaiOb gdumrins, 52. 1922 GaiflI
4pe.. auHgensei&tpr.
anbr.p SubfOH. 2. 2159 Weaein
2lus.. ardmpf..
.6enrp 5offmann. 81, $40 Clinton
Strabe. Subsrtulofe.
'Sdrah Wiiebetins, 81. 1888 gcps
miller Strobe. S.rSIeiben.
@torae gieb. so. 325 Wobaip.
Sirabe. 2nhmuna.
Ghriitinn Borders. So, 1916 God
rtl aDs.. Snaueit in Sdtpebs.
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eebr bsbsntli6.

a.: ~5euts babe i'd bic gr6bie
Summbsit msiHes aebsns bsedngen;
ia fasts msiner Grau. ibr nsues alsie
eefiele mir nidi."
g.: .9a mar fis tpObI f6On arssrs
lid, pas2-
a.: .gasin. bas ni&t. ubsr iis min
Elm ileuts baben-s
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ahdFdltsloisr slnlOm0siaa.

10. $. SamihIdpp bon go. 2233
granbin gioab srpirits ssIiern i'm
MunisipaIs.ridt sinm Safibefsbl gs'
gen ireb. SOffner Don glG. e41
5opea 9lDenus ipsgsn onssbli4er
riidIihtslofsn 5abrsns nit fsinsm
2Iutomobil. Wis Serr G4miblapp
bebauptsi ranDts SOffner an SaHss
tag 4benb Dot bsm eingdne sum
@olfipielplab an Der @ranbin Roab
aesen sin pcnpfubrtpert, IN ipel@sm
ii6 bic brei ainber 9erm G@mibs
Idpps bsfdnpen.
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runs bat ebtnfo gut. tpis ale iibrise
Welt, MittheiIuns bon bem Snbolt Der
anfsefangenen .Oepeiden erbalten unb
es mar ibr pollauf beiannt. sbe 9nmba
fsine Dotumenie abi9ifte. bab Der
prdiibent auf Seiten Der 9lIliirten
itebt. Nos bic neue 2lntport be3pedt,
pirb iid fpGter erseben. Oefterreicb
bat iih burd feinen 5ipeitsn grpteit
oas Reht porbebalten, bic Ser. Gtaa.
ten fir ibre unneutralitdt perdatipprt.
lid 5u MAIDEN. Wenn man bas in
WaibinstOn nidt bur6idauen fann, 10
III es bort nit benz bipIomatii9en
S1drffinn nod idledier beitelIt, ais
man f6on pprber abnte.
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Die 8ran5oien iheinen BE-
ionberen Werth Darauf su lesen, Oae &c
bel ibrem Sur9brud ben OeutI9en
8erluite in !SObs BON 10000 mann
sugefiigt bu5en. SSSbre 9erluite iinb
ebenio groB unb Der peientli6e Inter
i4ieb 1T, bab bic Seuti6en ben S4az
ben erisBen t6nnen. bic 5ranSoien uber
ni6t. Der 2lufreibunsstampf 1T benz
mad iebr einieitis, inbem ilur bic
5ranSoien ibu perfpiiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28

Der Sturm III poriiber.
0us Reiultut 1T, bab bic SsrdnsoI.n
uno gnsldnbsr bebeuteno mebr selitz
ten baben, ais bic Deutfhen unb bab
Der @etpinn Der SranSoien an Yoben
nift anndbernb benz Gepinn aleia-
tonlmt, ben Der aronprins Bel Ieinem
tiir5liden 8orbrinsen in ben arsonnen
eraielt bat. Sm nebrissn peroen bic
Seuti&en ben 9efud in nGhiter 3eit
ertpibern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28

Die Sauptaufsabe be Der Rs'
'erpsbanten 1T, Oarauf gu feben, bat
Die 9anten iih nibt nit papisren b.
laOsn, bic uidt idnsq in Gelb aerpan:
belt perbsn t0nnen, benn aus ipl1en
tooten papieren lit bic panit bon
1907 entitanoen. Oisie g(ufsabe ipirt
nidt srfiiqt, penn bic ganten ibr @elr
fir enslif6e papiere bergeben. Su
5olss oeNen mub bas publitum iidI
ielber idiiBen uno 9anten fern bleiben,
Die ibr @elo mad Guslanb fhidsn, an
ftatt es fir ibre aunben unb Sepoiito'
rem auf5ubeipdbren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28

Der prdiibent arbeitet nid)t
bios fir @nglanb alein, IonSern be-
i1dftigt iib aud auselessntlibTt nit
ieiner Sipeiten Sanbibatur. IS lit ibm
gu Sbren getommen, bdb iein 5arif
bic 9ei6dfte f6per i9Gbist lnb nit
Der ibm iibli6en @eidipinbigteit lpirft
er ale prin5ipien, bic er bisber oertrez
ten bat, iiber ben Saufen. WGbrenb
er ii6 entI6ieoen Der GinieBung elmer
3arifs s&ommiiiipn ipiberieBte, iibers
rai6t er ieBt bic @elt burd Die Dit
tbeiluns, bob fein sarif cine ioi9e
aommifion, ipis bic Republitaner fie
toroern, poriiebt unb er gebi nod einen
bebeutenben S9ritt ipsiter, ;noem er
antiinbigt, bab er cine GrbDbang Der
3Dne fir setpiife Waaren bsfiirporten
iperbe. 2lber Der Sprung iiber bic
Dtauer tpirb ibm nidt 10 leidt geIins
gen. Jiirs Grits bat sr auf ben Dis
beritanb in feiner eissnen partei 5u
re6nen. Die freibdnblerilden Ssmo,
traten erbliden in ieiner Ibfft, ben
5arif gu erbDben, cine tpsiters 9on5efs
lion an bas .srobe 8eitGft", ipie es
ibm bereits fpessn grbDbuns Der 81.
ienbabns 5radtsn gum 9orpurf se-
ma6t tpproen lit unb tperben iid1 ensrs
sifd sesen bic GrbDbuns Der 36ne
tpebren. Die Republitansr perhen jbm
nidt belfen, neil iie bic itsltenipsiie
Repiiion bss Sarifs fir ungeniisenb
era6ten unb eine Reoiiion bss geiamms
ten Sarifs perlanssn. 2tus BEN ueuen
glan bes prdiibentsn 1T crIi6tIid,
oab er iberbaupt teirs beitimmten
prin5ipien bat. fonbern ale Reaies
tunss>Marimen ieinen perf0nIi6en
SntereIen unterorbnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-28
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Der biesidbrisen Sasbfoiipn irurbe
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g. Gubbaee bon Blandeffer, o., srs
lag I'm Geton 6cfpitdf einsr G1uBs
ipirbs. bic sr FH aiif br Joeb Dor
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