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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
CHAUTAUQUA AGENT
CONES TO ANDERSON
GEORGE C. RHEINFRANK THE
2S.DAY ADVANCE MAN
HERE FOR MEETING
WITH COMMITTEE
May 10 to IL Inclusive viii Be
Chautauqua Week For An
derson.
COMMITTEE

George E.. Eheinfrank, the 2S-days
advance man Of the Redpath Chau-
tauqua Bureau, which will stage a
chautauqua here in the near future,
arrived in the city last night for a
conference with the chautauqua COM
mittee Of the chamber of commerce in
regard to arrangements for the
coming attraction.
Secretary Porter A. Whaley CT the
chamber OF commerte announced
yesterday upon the receipt of a
telegram from Mr.. Rheinfrank stat
ing that he would be here today that
the chautauqua committee of the
chamber of commerce would consist
of the entertainment, the amusement
and the civic committees of that Or
ganization. He stated further that the
committee would be called together
either Wednesday afternoon or
Thursday.
Mr.. Rheinfrank, it is presumed,
comes to make preliminary arrange
ments for the .chautauqua, that is,
arranging certain details such as Sc
lecting a place for the staging of the
staging of the attractions, advertising
the event and arranging for ticket
sales.
May 10 to II inclusive will be chau-
tauqua week in Anderson. A large and
varied number of attractions are to be
offered and Indications are that the
event as whole will be superior to
the chautauqua OF last year.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
BRITISH SHIPS we're
HOT AFTER WILHELM
German Cruiser Had Marrow
Escape Near Nor
folk.

NEwPoRT NEWS, April 1a.--Fur-
ther evidence that allied warships
were hot upon the Wllheim's trail .wss
given las.snight by Capt. Lucas OF
the British ship iBerwindmore. who
followed the German raider into the
capes. He said that when the Wei
helm PASSED within thfee~miIe limit,
he saw her stern reflected by O
lsearchliglit aud that he later discover
ed the light had bean thrown from
cf1r by O French cruiser.
w II. !Matthews, chief officer OF the
British steamer Tamnr, sunk by the
Wilhelm. who sailed late yesterday
for abroid. kept diary OF his expe-
riences on the German raider. Re-
ferriag to his notes ss,lay Matthews
declared that the Tainar was caught
iharch "a, instead of March 25, as
Capt. ThierfeIder. had reported.
I'VE were caught between three and
four O'clock on the afternoon OF wed
lesesy, March 24,n said Matthews.
CO ;sss. cut cut s SST 4
- cargo OF 6s, ,157 bags OF ccssssas sgaiaad
at S1.50G.000 in lat. 2;12 south and
long. 26. 30 west, or about two degrees
south OF the equator. = The boarding.
officers said they sighted Us &c q dis
tance of 34 miles, but we did not
catch sight OF the ISrq.iDrihz Wilhelm
until she was within Is or 20 miles
.of us, spied iense. black sfaDke on
the horizon Just as1I reached the
bridge from lunch 3 CHS
he captain took the comnlAnding
ofHcer oE the b0arRing party IN
charge and showed HIM cur pspsrs
ana 4 escorted the junior otiicsr over
the ship Srkey Eave sis about an
hour and quafter TO get our things
;seAdg and IA, shape 90 leave the Ta-
Iaer n the sxesteEnants however, tho
men gafhered up only q few oe thair
things.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
HUERTA WATCHED
WHILE i'm N. Y.
Believed He viii Attempt to Hold
Conferences on Mexican
Question.

NEW YORK, April l3.-Gen. Vic
toriano Huerta. the. depo3ed president
of Mexico, today began to attend to
the business which brought him to
New York from Spain. and which he
described as personal and family" $"
Huerta occupies one OF the most ex-
pensive suites in q downtown hotel.
Despite Huerta's assurances on
landing yesterday that he would do
nothing while here to violate the neu-
trality of the United States. 1t was
reported today in Mexican circles that
an important conference will be held
Immediately co determine whether the
time is opportune for Huerta to in
terfere in Mexico, to rally his old
battalions to his support and attempt
to put down the factions contending
was said that United States govern
ment agents are keeping close
watch on Huerta's movements.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

eral months. They are differ sizes
end are of all colors.
Talking about the use OF legumes,
the Progressive Farmer says:
This IS year when every acre
possible should be planted to a soil
building crop of some kind. Feeds
are high priced and so are fertilizers.
and the man who grows these instead
OF buying them will be laying the
Grmest kind OF foundation for a fu-
ture prosperity.
"One Of the marks OF the success
full farmer is the ability to produce
TO the maximum possible extinct The
crops that feed the land; the marks
OF the mortgage covtaed farm is gem
orally ruinous adherence to one
crop system that forgets that fat
soils, fat stock and an ample living
Tor the family should be the primary
considerations.
Let's see where we can use the
soil building crops TO advantage:
First. there come the oat and wheat
fields, where the crops will be har-
vested in ay and June. The man who
fails to have crop of peas, beans or
S'o'CI uiter hlS crops Oh Small grain
is simply neglecting the biggest
source of profit, for the feed and soil
fertility that come from such crops
often mean more per acre than the
grain crop.
Then not single acre of corn
should be laid by without having peas
sown in the middles, or in the south
ern part of the cotton belt velvet
beans may be planted about the time
the corn is planted. or Just after. a
corn field without peas, beans or pea
nuts for soil building and fall and
winter feed is seldom returning more
than one-half the net profit that 1t
should.
Then this fall, from seed saved
during the next two months. every
cotton middle should be seded TO
clover or vetch.
PLANT the legumes everywhere this
year. If you have the seed, SO much
the better; but IL necessary, buy
them, for you will find few invest.
ments more profitable. Then next
fall. whether cotton be low or high in
price, you will have materially cut
your fertilizer bill for the following
year"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
SEIRTNERS MEETING
I'M SIP TANBURG

.SPARTANBURG. April 1S.--The
spring ceremonial OF Omar Temple.
Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine. opens in Spartanburg
with u meeting of the government
board at the Gresham hotel at $3.50
o'clock. AT 10 o'clock Thursday a
parade to greet the visiting mobiles
and ladies will form at the Gresham
hotel to march to the Southern depot
to meet the morning trains. This will
be followed by general reception to
the visitors In the parlors OF Con-
verse college. At 1890 o'clock n
drill by Arab patrol, .Adiuh band and
drum corps will be given on Morgan
square for the entertainment OF all
visitors.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
WIRELESS ON
TEXAS BORDER

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The
United States signal corps plans to
establish and maintain n complete
communication line along the Texas
border, across Arizona and New Mexi-
co to California by means of automo-
bile wireless telegraph apparatus.
This will enable the military COM
mander5 on the coast and at San
Antonio to dispose their troops rapid
ly. and to the best advantage to pre-
serve neutrality on the Mexican bor-
der. One of the automobile wireless
outfits has been thoroughly tested in
Texas. 1t has d sending radius of
2h0 niilps
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
ARE In DISTRESS
Old Woman and Her Daughter Re
ported to Be Suffering.

A well known business man OF the
city reported yesterday that an aged
woman and her daughter residing at
127 b. street. Equinox Mil Village.
m mother has been Ill for some time
without the ordinary comforts OF
life. >S.,is.- y
This business man stated that he
had sent the two. groceries and other
necessities ON number OF occasions,
and had about reached the stage
where he couldn't give them any fur
ther help. He reports the matter
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
british Goyerniaent 10 Make Munition

HFIsIsh VIONerlllhehL 90 Make MnhftI0n
S LONDON. April 13.--The govern
ments search Tor men to mako muni-
lions of war took on new phase yea
terday. A government inspector visit
ed the munition Offices Mt Surbiton
and examined tile lists OF all workInen
employed by the municipality. 10 of
whom Will receive COMMUNICATIONS
they have been transferred 10 work
on munitions
The Inspector said that all the local
authorities would be placed in the
same position shestly.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

It is a sad reflection that these love-
ly chickens we see tripping about the
streets will some day be spoken of as
old hens.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

That first man pardoned by Gov
ornor Manning can rest assured that
lie deserved 1t.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

thinking perhaps that some kind
hearted Gersen might care to render
some assistance to the unfortunate
people. 49,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

FRS Alma Penny. who has been
y nd5ng some time ia Due West ia,
'tHlnme for few DAYS She viii re-
y 10 Duo West
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
vlrEiain Would BAR Jitneys

RICHMOND. Va, April 13.-The
Virginia Railway and Power Company
operating street car systems in Rich
mond and other Virginia cities yester-
day applied to the law and equity
courts for an injunction to restrain
two companies from operating tit-
ney business here.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14
IL Mores NatIonal Treapures

PAINS, April 13.-The Temps
says Italy has removed all art treas
Fures from the Museums churches OF
Venice to Florence, In the belief that
the Austrian fleet would lombard
Venice it war were declared. Newspa.
pers says the transfer was made at
sniht so as not TO alarm the populace.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

The fellow with the most dollars
hasn't always got the most sense.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

Y Dr.sIillian Carter has returned
from Charleston where she attended
the meeting of State csteopaths last
stgs.3k
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

Spartanburg is having her annual
music festival this week In Anderson
County we would call 1t an "a.l day
singing"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

Samuel and Mrs. Bowen of varen-
nes were among the visitors in. the
city Yesterday
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

Tho coal and ice dealer smote us
lately upon our right check and now
with the advent of summer we turn
10 him our left jaw.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

IHubiC fS5ttEdi tiiiS Week. III ANDERSON
County we would call 1t an "a.l day
singing."
Tho coal and ice dealer smote us
lately upon our right check and now
with the advent of summer we turn
10 him our left jaw.
SIS .
Attorney General Peoples record to
date under the Manning administra-
ton; Raised the question of the
legality Of the Code of 1912.
& Alcoholic drinks have been hanished
rom King Georges taSle. That job
Of being king viii now appear moro
unattractive to lots OF folks than ever.
Princeton University makes public
certain reasons why 1t cannot endorse
billy Sunday. Billy's the kind of fell
low who's likely to return the COM
pliment
4 Those British men-o-war lowering
around the entrance to Newport News
might try putting out few fish nets
TO catcl incoming German merchant
raid srs.
bird has built her nest on the
window Sill of our dining room If
shoa counting on getting fed from
Tho inside. her faith makes us almost
ashamed.
A Canadian province is going to
adopt the South Carolina diapensary
system Of handling liquor. And yet
come folks insist that the world is
growing better.
Governor Manning has revoked the
appointment OF DR.. Sargent to the
snperlntendency OF the asylum be-
cause there was question in his mind
as 30 The constituticnality of his act
We once heard OF a South Carolina
governor who remarked "To hell with
the constitntions'
AicAsioo and Williams are charged
vita conRpiring to wreck bank and
Daniels II charged with neglectinr the
subinesihe feature Of the United
stlfse nsvy. illustrated in the incident
( az the Somebody has evidently
gone cunning fof the Wilson adIain-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

Attorney General Peoples record tc
date under the Manning administra-
,tion; Raised the question of the
legality Of the Code of 1912.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

Alcoholic drinks have been banished
rom King Georges table. That job
Of being king will now appear moro
lunattractive to lots OF folks than ever.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-14

Princeton University makes public
8cortain reasons why 1t cannot endorse
Billy Sunday. Billy's the kind of fell
low who's likely to return the COM
piimcnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-28

iuren, 10 bat man aud nud ben 5riibs
IinsstGmpFen am 0unajec auf BEN
5risbbof elmer Srti9aft Mafiensrdber
sefuHben, in benen = anseblih =
an Cholera berftorbene ruiiiide Splbas
ten beerbiet iein iollten; als man absr
bic 9rabbiigel 0ffnete, um aug ee'
Iunbbsitlihen 9riinben bic 2ei6en tie
fer in bic Grbe 5u betten, faub man
barin Suroerte BON G,eiuebrsn pers
erdben. Ulit iebr beereiflidem Wiib,
trausn betradtsn baber linIere Srups
pen bic treuSegei6miidten !Siigel. Sdbt
ibnen bic 8erioISung bes 5einbes teis
ne 3eit Sur 0ur9iudung, 10 tbun es
bic Ortseintpobner uno liefern bic dufs
eefunbenen Baffen ab, benn i9ipere
Strafe brpbt bsm, Der lie bebdlt uno
oerbirgt.
NeusSauoec mar BON ben Ruhen
ettpa brei Bo9en lang bsiest aeipeien.
sic miiiTen Iib dber bort luo6l beher
betragen baben, oils anoersipp. SroB
mebrfaAer QtNfraeen bel Ortseingeiei.
ienen, beuen i9 Elm sersdtes urtbsiI
uno ben Wtutb Der Wabrbeit glaubte
5utrauen gu biirfen, babe i4 srnitlias
2lusItreitunsen ruiiiiaer SoIodten
ni9t in Grfabrung brinsen tOnnen.
Ri4arb SCR ter, Saupts
mann q. ..
Observation-Disclosures
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-28

Der iit9eIabenen @1ite miro nod bei,
fer oaiiir 9cioret iein 70 Dab man
Dem 9oge, an bcm Die eStalicler ons
&DaI, Uieilei6t iocar nit einiger ge.
ibleunigiiig, iuieoer perlaiien per.
cen, pcbl III niht 5u ierner 3eit cnt.
gesenicben bari. Gle baben bier mirf.
lid nidts 3u futcn. Die einbeimiid3e
@en0lferling 1T nleroiugs ni6t
Seutidl ober oiid) rlidt i'm enticrnte.
item itnIiel,iid), ioilbern rb1toromn.
Mid. Sic iprid,t 2aSiniib, imb oa.
neben. bnnf benz ifarfen @erfebr Der
beitih oiterreidiiheu Defenders
Seriidp GSbnttid)en) lno reihsociit.
id,en Somncrgdite, iait nusainbmslos
aid mcbr ooer ipcniger Geitidl Die
Sa0iner oes @nlpe3,oibnlS baben nidt
oos gcringite YerlnnGen inter Die
itaIieuiid)c SrenINberrltaft bu font.
men. Sie iiiblcn iif) liter Der 9legic.
rlma hes Sonides !Sabsburs uno i'm
pnIitiden g,erbano NIT Den Geiit.
,d)en, bic ibncn ben &SObIitnuo irs
2niio gebrod,t babcn. iebr tuoh, imo
oas bonn er5ber3og euem belebIigte
ojierreidit)e Siiebeer miro Saiiir
iorgen, oaB Die f.f. gejirfsbaupt-
mannidnit IN Gortina o'glntpe33o pie
bisber aud tiinitia unier Dem Gop.
peIaoler miIo uro entgegentonnneHo,
mie man es oort nid)t aHhers sc.
.uobnt lit, iDres gnltes ,palien fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-28

gebe Bel ber 8ef6reibung bon anben
na9 irnen. .3uerit stn 8irtengelGit-
Der; alsbann eine @infaTung bon gang
tIeineu. bIduIid fdimmernben Chef
tdnnhen, bic es bier ptel gibt. Damn
elm Streifen iippig sriinen Walbmoo=
fes unb Elm Srans bon aufrebtgsItelz
ten groben 9annenaapfen. Die iibrise
6Id9e bis gum grpben Wittelftiid be-
itebt aus einem edn3 belIen Sumpfz
moofe. glus bieier in ssarben ipiin=
berIt)0n abiaattirten SsIdde bebt iids
bas eisentli9e WitteIitiid ME Elm Or
nament bsraus. S6ber als bic Mooss
fldhe 1T ss elm boIltommenes Bib,
ppal, Der Hapmen sIeidfam aus gis
denboI3 gei6nibt. barseftent our9 -
auf bem ibrGg erbabenen Rdnbe -
eng aneinnnOergeleats SdnnenBapfen
nit einem eneern Rina oon tIsinen
GisfernSGpfden. Die 9runbfIG9e oes
Silbes bsitebt aug elmer Sd)iht feins
item, tpeiben Sdnbss, glatt ipie elm
Spiegel. auf biefem Spiesel III nun
Elm 8oQbdmpf burt bas Dlesr fab
renber beutiber &reli5er ornamsntirt!
Die aanSeu llmriiie unb 2inien =
uno ba5 III bas Gieenartige - bette
ben aug 6unoerten BON tobten Wtais
tdfsrn. an'auas lief Ieiber bonn unb
tpann nodmal elmer aus eer Reibe! =
Der Stiffst6rper ieIbit III burf,
bIauQraue gaumflshts iebr S66n bars
geiteIIt. unb bds tpogsnbe Meer bilrh
ountelarires Moos isbr fb0n pers
itnnbiIoIidt. Soedr bic beuti6e sIags
oe fpebt BON Maii. bdrseifelIt bur6
Sobls, 9r,ibe unb pulperiiirien 3ies
9el Inter oieiem opaIen 9ilbe bsfins
bet iid nun nod Elm rehtedises, ods
ouf I6nsepcibem @ruubs in geipaltis
aen, ebenfdns aug TlaiiGfern barge
itellten Qettern bic Suftrift trGet:
,8ott itrafs GneIanb!" 9ieie DdrItels
luna burt tpbte RaiiGfer ma6t Ii9
oerabeau arobariia, 1T absr cine ipahu.
iiunioe Gjsbulbsarbeit. 2eutndnt 80.
bat aeiiern anaefnnasn gu 5GbIen. III
Bis iiber 1000 gsiommen uno bat es
bann aufseitedt!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-28
Bombs einbermien.
gsiHtsu RIau sasia eHssn ssHSs.
Gtaot Cincinnati.


slu;is iu;rb biethnnh aegcbca ben GeeE'
iblmetn IIHb ben EdlSeTn bon ihnisia nsGieF
Elwpln @oubs bee Bories s3inten fGee, ans
acTiTi an bic Sinbt Cincinnati. if6d 100000 =
as. bis 90 ,HtiSiips sgtiTt ~ sls' lsgS;
g1ai 1915 obsr sH irerubeincr Seii banat
Siuien 'traernb sur Haie ben inui gr0srni pct
9abt bat unier Der 0iittinnae-tlinnd, q,
ioeloe IN beiaeieH eonbs boresbdlten ~, une
TN aulbnae Der 1rglises bee stniing bHno
bon beidaict Siabt biGais Bombs bierbuif
suf 31blung einberuen metbcH an u 40es
bee auoersbct. u. q. 1915. uno oat bsidaie
8eHbs an IL. goeeHbst 1918 besGbn peroeH
bel gor1etgune IN bet smerteen grsbanse Aa'
iionni saHi bgr Siabi Ner Dpn cher IN het
ghnitcH'STitieH Rational Gdni ben 0ircunGiL
iinb bab bic 5iHien out blsfe Bombs ndt be.
Am tla'iTaes hes gsodrb Of aruness Of tie
Eiiina banb bet StGbi Cincinnati. oiefeR 2.
Iae in 3Gui. H. q. 1918
syiuisu piau 1spn Gan Rtfuubtna s,sabs.
gloiis NTH bieteute aeaesea ben 9issntSa'
1opu 6al gisfnubiHa Bombs bes Dorfss Eig.
ton ginct, nnneIirt an bic StGbi dindHnait,
ieber 100000 80, bic 20 liilutios, baiiti
2. Gtipeer 1926; .aelear am z. ,i niiose. ~;
eur slaie bon flrf 9yoseTii Der 9abt - baB
nnier Der 0inlpiuuaS. alanie.. taelde IN beida'
ten Bombs portstallen ~. nnb iri huihoae etr
1ruiiees bee Siuiina 5RHb ben beiGaier Stdbi
fen perben an 2. 1aae hes Giiober. u, 4.
1915, uao bus befaaie Bombs an 2. Cftobtr
1915 besGtIi ipcretn bel 8crseienna IN tet
amsrodu grtdnae Roitorai Sanf bet Stahi
giep ggrf cher In Der Standardization Rational
aaui bon GiHdnuai, une bab bic 8tufsr anf
bitfe s,cHbs nneb beiGetem 1atim anfboteu.
9m sligiirapr bes NoGrb Of GrHtiees 81 ite
GiHiina Ennb brr Stoht Cincinnati. bieisR z.
Tag i'm 9iHl. u. q 1915.
syiabiisnYi.t Gitarie eistt
sl1il, ipirb bterbupt aeeeSen BEN Giaeutbn.
rteru nnb ben eeilperH bon sipoli dItcirtC elsbi
Bombs bes Tories WlnbifoHpiIS. arrcxtri an
bic Snbi Cincinnati ieber $4,000 - Rn. 1
bic ~ inilu'ibe batls! 10 Be5ember isrb;
sablbar en- 10. Ie5eaiber 1925; etrlbsbGr an
iO Tegember 1915: Sinfeu irrueub Snf Raie
bcn fEnf qrosent ret Sabr bah inter Der
GinlDfuuussssiauiei meIhe IN befnster @ouhs
bor5ebalten H. uHb I'm Mnitraee bet IrE';trs
beS sniine gunb BON bfiaaieT Stnbi o<fdaie
Bombs bisrhurd sH 5nblrEa eiubTihen lrer'
ben am 10. qags beS Te5eurber. u 2. 1915.
iiHb beb bsfnais Bcnbhs ON 10, Teserbsr 1915
beAnhli iperhen het Norseianng N oer Hmcticdn
grhnnae gntipnai PAM hef shht aeip elors
obef IN ber 1lnfien.Driiteu Taiionnl euIif bon
Qircinncii. nnh bah bic Birfer anf biefe Bombs
ran bs'aaiem Damn auiboreu.
gm dnlirnae bes Bodrb Of Grlffttfs of ne
Einfira pgunb Der gtdbt Cincinnati biefen 2.
1ae I'm Snni, u. q. 1915.
Steras n. Rdrrts
Nr6fbrnt.
ii sefsstar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-28

tople 0OutpouUp tthr
su~sbmsn. Sd bate
bamals a1monatlt&
issdtibar su leibsn,
Reia @ofie faufts
mir cine SIai4e unh
hsiefbs balt mir fp'
fort. Damn, na6bem
msin sipsitss xinb &c.
borsR mar. bate I'D
ftart an Srauen.
f@Ua4s au Ieiosn
unb t4 9ebraudte
2pota q. giafbdni'a
Qsaetubfe Gpmppunb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-28

0eutf6e Trauen i'm Aus :
lamb. 9ieis, 9ags aina mir DON
graiiIien Elm pGdftn @eoib.. su,
bic i'm 8sutitxn TogebIdtt BON gtio
be sSdnsiro eritienen iinb unb cine
Gsutits. Ularid Stabls. CUR QerfaIs
ierin bsbn. oeibes 6eimatbsasfiitl
frritt aus allen. gines mDdts ih
berausereiien. neil ss peiat. in lpis
alsi6em 2att bic Ser7eu fcblaaen -
bier brinHsu unb brouben iibsr GEE.
IS if i'm QpriI erf6ieuen unb laus
tei:
S6 min aeben,en.
Wenn moraens midt lpedt
Der Spnrtnihein.
DiepieIe Der griiper mein
lie frembs CRIB bed.:
I'D piG osbsnttn,
WenH mir begeqret
gm g9eas Elm Sino.
Mis pisls ainber iest iinS.
Die iein Batter mehr isgnet;
sS1 tpin osbertsn,
BeHu WinSe lpiessn
Die bIaue fFluth,
DiepieI. Ra:roisn, 10 iunses glut
9ort unien Iieesn:
I'D min aeoentsu.
Msnn mir nit SierneH
Die Rn6t eri6eini,
Wie manfe grdui iebt fpetnt
lin EN- Grab in 5ernen:
Sb min aeoenteu,
Wie mantes 6sra am 2eber ptr5d9t,
Wie mant.s Sirr aum WGbniinn ges
ias!.
cSh min osben,en
q n b Il d pil ih benieu GneIan b.
@ortina. .iSeinoIife slbtbeilim.
gen iin6 in Gortina 6gIntpeSso ein.
geriidt." Go meI6ete ims fiirj uno
biinoig Der SteIlnertreter bes otter.
reihiifcn @eneraIitabSd1efs. 9ie Sta.
liener in Gortinol &sas baben bic
runtlifrallden 0ort2 3raiii Geiter.
reider, inat iIe tort Ius biirite belIte
Ger 8ebanfe pieIer Saiiert0e bon ii.
roIrpnnoerern in allen Tbeilen Gei.er-
reidls nm 9eiitihIonos Yein. gou
SSobr ju Sabr III Der @eiudl Gortinas,
Defenders and aus Dem 9torhen I'M.
ieres 8aterInnoes, aeipabieu. s5n ben
8nitboien .3,m @eiBen areub" inro
BUR Soit" traf man itets gerliner.
ulbrcno iid BEL 0iiramouti uno Ba.
Ioria Die gnaIdil6er brett matltcu.
Mdn ipubte iuobI. nariint man bort
benn es Bibt in Der weiteu
8ottesrpeIt MIR iebr ipeEise qiutfte,
Die ben @craIeid, nit Dcm ypunoerpoI.
len Thdl BON Gortina ousbolten. lin,
ten Die ipciBgI1nBenoen Sduier Der
81 fIeiuen gin;elorte, Die 5linmmenI
Die @eneir6e gcrtinn Sampe55o BIZ
Den, peithin Seritreut iiber bic init-
griincn, III ben mnnnig'nditen GdIat.
tierimgen eritimmernbcn @ieien.
luatten, umfr1IrSt DON bobeft bintflen
bic lid, nnd allen Seiter
bin an ben @bbdnaen binaiii5ieben,
lua6 odriiber Die m1d)tiaen Selsnanbe
Der 6urhpee io5lriagen fiinitIeriib
Idlon aeforlnten Soben, Sic ben gsoro.
Der grobartieen GoIomiten.
fette biloen. 9ort miro nim Der
NriessIdrm toben. Der GtunoridJ Der
SiaIiencr ms Snrpe03otbdI biirfte al.
lerbingS ipobl foum beionoere mill.
tdriidc @e6etlulg boben. Gortino
[iegt nod nift flint aflonteter BON
Der ambessrense eittfernt unb miro
BON ben Oeiterreibern 5um ioeenaun-
ten .,9,crgeIdnbe" geredmet. slm mar.
men Gmpfdng bat 90 idon jest nitt
1efebIt, anb bstnt +rettreu WorriifeIiI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-28
Grau 8eibel
srsdblt ben Tra,let,,
mis aSbia q. Dinftam's gesetable
Gssppaub fe ieit IA Sabren
seiuuo erbaItea bGt.

ettSsensDuSs. 1o.--pDor mtsrersn Sab.
zen beesHH u, 2pota q. pinfham's Begs-