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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
Grand Thanksgiving Concert
and Ball.

The Smelter band will give CON
cert, assisted by the leading vocal
talent of the city, Thanksgiving night
November 25. The ball will follow
Immediately after the concert. This
promises to be one of the best en-
tertainments left on the calendar of
1915. Admission, Gents. 75c ladies
free. 1t
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
In Honor of Mrs. GilliIand.

Mrs. Gilliland, of Washington, d.
c., the interesting lady who is the
house guest of Mrs. John l.. Mcneil
was the inspiration for two social af-
fairs this week, an informal tea Civ
en- by Mrs. Milton H. Kaufman and
the dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. F
c.. Gilbert.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

The impression seems to prevail
that the United States would be pref
ty well prepared to enforce peace by
having better army and navy if the
pork barrer' expenditures of the
government were used for prepara-
tion purposes.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Our army doesn't amount to much,
and our navy may be weak sister,
but the Teuton plotters probably will
admit that the United States has
reasonably efficient secret service.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

On the other hand Uncle Sans
mild notes to foreign countries are
carrying quite as far as the big guns
of the field and battleship. In
binding storm Of fire loud talk does
no good.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

The latest crop OF peace rumors
having been officially denied in all
the belligerent capitals, there viii be
i general disposition to believe there
IS something in the reports.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Villa may come to the United
States, but if he does he shuld leave
the border far behind, remembering
the form OF American hospitality
which confronted Huerta and orzoco
in that tumultous vicinity.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

A billion dollars for preparedness
means at least one-third profits for
those handling the money and the mu-
mtion plants. Of course they are all
for il.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
Warmer Weather.

According to persons arriving from
Silverton this morning the tempera-
ture was considerable warmer than
yesterday, the thermometer register
ing 10 above. Yesterday morning
the same instrument at the same hour
registered 81 below.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Does the losing side ever lose an
election by sufficient majority to re-
strain cries of fraud against the win
ners? New Jersey beat suffrage by
some 5000 votes and yet the fraud
talk in that region still continues.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

The owners of the ranch south of
town formerly owned by A. d. Young
came in this week to live on their
property. They are newly married
couple and the brother of the bride
is coming here with great anticipa-
ton and much faith in the future.
These are the kind of people we need
to build up community.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
Hold Sheep too High.

A. M. Hubbard, one of the promin-
ent flock masters of the Aztec sec
ton, returned last night from Indi-
ana where he went for the purpose
of buying a bunch of sheep. The
Indiana sheep men held their flocks
so high he did not invest.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

The sending OF 4 congratulatory
telegram to Woodrow by Speaker
Clark is heaping Goals of fire on Billy
Bryan. Dollars to doughnuts Champ
would not have sent the telegram
with Bryan in the cabinet.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
Mexican Shot.

Word was received here today of
the shooting of Mexican who resid-
ed in the vicinity of Dolores. The man
was in the employ of the railroad
company. according to the report. At
the time of going to press we were
unable to ascertain whether the man
was accidentally shot, committed sui
eide or was the victim of four play.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
10 Feed Stock.

10 Feed Stock.
Ten cars of cattle arrived yester-
lay afternoon for A. F. Harris.
These cattle were mostly yearlings
md were shipped from Utah. Mr..
Harris will winter them on his ranch
as.-Dolores Star.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

George Harland, who has just
proved up on his dry farm on the
mesa, had public auction Thurs
day. He intends to leave for Pa
gosa Springs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
The Fruits of Near semi-Tropical

Last Thursday the postoffice ship
per out freestone peaches, ounces
and apples by parcel post. How is
that for November AZ. This is the
only place for man to live II he
wants to enjoy fine fruits and q
climate Of unsurpaases lovliness.--
Pennington Times- Hustler,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

General Villas attack on Aqua
Prieta, somehow, reminds us of that
other noted general who marched
right up the hill, and marched right
down again.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

A. C. Newcom5 came back from
the east to oversee some business
connected with his ranch here.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
Work on Hammond-Creager Ditch.

work on mm0nd-Creager Ditch.
Work is progressing nicely on the
HammondC Crager tunnel under the
Largo canon, drilling going forward
at rate of 16 to 20 feet day, en-
gineer reporting first of week, 404
feet completed 126 at one end and
278 at the other. When completed
tunnel will be 4004 fett long-Aztec
Independent.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

A carload of alfalfa seed is being
loaded on the side track here. Seed
is bringing a fair price this fall and
the farmers having good supply
will no doubt have splendid Thanks
giving.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Since the election more Republicans
are looking with longing eyes to the
Republican nomination for president
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Tuesday, Nov. 9, there came to the
home of A. b. Young baby girl
she came to stay.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

where they expect to locate. The
change is made on account of the
condition of Mrs. Van Dusen's health.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

E. B. Miller is down from the In
cas- for a short stay.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Rev. Campbell and wife of Bay
field motored to Allison last Satur-
day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

The divorce rate in Germany
says Berlin report, "is decreasing. u
Naturally.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

A. X. Garrett was among the ar
rivals from Silverton this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Since the closing up of the store
at Tiffany, Allison has been an un-
usuly busy burg. Mrs. G. T. Van
degrift, Jr., and Madame Lieubray
we're among the shoppers this week
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Health Seeking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Van Dusan laft
for Cherokee, Oklohoma this morning
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

A Denver seed man is here buying
up an amount of sweet clover seed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Presbyterian minister at Aztec spent
he day in town.
j. E. Ball of the La Plata vinicity
vas among the supply purchasers at
iraden's today.
Bob" Sullivan was business Wis
tor from the Sunset Lumber company
yesterday evening.
N. o. Walker is making Durango
n the interests of the insurance
company he represents.
c. F. Werner is in from Ignacio
maging preparations to leave for
Washington, d. c., shortly.
Lyman Mead of the Animas valley
outfitted with ranch supplies from
McGirr's this afternoon.
Mrs. Garden 7. Lacombe returned
to Hesperus this morning after
stay with Mrs. Richard Newell.
Mrs. John Wilmer and children are
home from Oxford where they spen,
a week with Mrs. L. A. O'Donnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Welborn re-
tt,r 30 Ilol
after short sojourn in Durango.
Miss Mary Bell arrived from Sill
verton this morning to join her faith
er who came down from Bells yes
terday.
Miss May Schalles was passen-
ged to the Aztec section today to Wis
it awhile with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Goulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen of
Pennington were among the travel
ers who gave home as their destina
ton this morning.
j. V. Monroe and Barnard Hamp-
ton were among the commercial men
who spent the day at Arboles on trade
getting expeditions.
Mrs. w. Worthing of Cedar Hill
was passenger bound for Pagosa
Springs this morning, where she will
tarry for few days.
Mrs. j. A. Schryver and Miss Do
lores Mccormick, teachers in charge
og the Hesperus school, are in town
spending the Saturday recess.
Art McLaren returned to Mancos
this morning after spending several
days here on account of the illness
CT his mother, Mrs. Bernard.
Mrs. j. F. Clarke of Antonito was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Goulding
tlouk last night. She was en- route
to San Juan county to look after real
estate interests.
Mrs. P. E. Close and son X. Bonner
were arrivals from Hartford, Texas,
last night, bound for the Aztec sec
ton where a brother of the former
resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hendricks
one time Durango residents. are
here from Cedar Hill, making the
Strater their headquarters while Wis
ting old time friends and looking
after business interests.
c. H. Ford, H. P. Elston, F. E.
Slattery and Frank Thompson were
among the arrivals frim Silvqrton
last night who partook of the hos
pitality dispensed by Mine Host Still
well at the Hotel Strater.
Mrs. C. B. Davis arrived from
rehuletoh' INDIANA last night on her
way to Mancos to visit her daughrer,
Mrs. Soens. She missed her train
this morning and will have to stay
here one day longer than she plan
ned.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Horen and their
little granddaughter, Catherine Mar
tinez returned to Chama this morning
after a weeks stay in town. Mr..
soren spent the time transacting
business. Several hours each day Mrs. |
Horen had reserved seat in a dem
tai parlor.
Health Seeking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Van Dusan lsft |
- Nka.~I~> nI1AkAraa Al. ---l-I
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
ALLISON ITEMS.

: t. u q II u II n u u u n q
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Preston Apperson was in from Salt
Creek this afternoon on trading
trip.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

: u :: . . y :: * & II u a = - a
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
In the Cyclone Section.

While travelling through Kansas
this week, Thomas Goulding and son
Charles noticed that whirl winds OF
unusual violence. even for that coun-
try were blowing. 1t developed that
these were the forerunners of the cy-
clone that visited the Great Bend sec
ton leaving death and terrible des-
truction in its wake. They were for
tunate enough to be out of its path
when it arrived. The Goldings were
on their way home from Kansas
City where they marketed 800 head
OF sheep shipped from Durango a
couple Of weeks ago.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

When the ranchers of Montezuma
county make arrangements to feed
everything they grow to their own
stock on their own ranches. you will
see contented lot of farmers, free
ing themselves of debt and laying a
little aside for that new automobile.
Land will advance in prices, taxes
VIII be reduced. people come here to
locate, We will have better towns, bet
ter stores, better churches, better
schools and better newspapers.-Do-
lerss Star,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

If you want to see good amateur
play, come to the Allison school on
November 10 at 1880 p. m. The
students will give a full two hour
play, charging an admission of only
10c.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Mrs. W. Worthing of Cedar Hill
was passenger bound for Pagosa
Springs this morning, where she will
tarry for few days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Mrs. j. A. Schryver and Miss Do
lores Mccormick, teachers in charge
og the Hesperus school, are in town
spending the Saturday recess.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Art McLaren returned to Mancos
this morning after spending several
days here on account of the illness
CT his mother, Mrs. Bernard.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Mrs. Will Spinning was in from the
Florida mesa today on a shopping ex-
pedition.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

j. V. Monroe and Barnard Hamp-
ton were among the commercial men
who spent the day at Arboles on trade
getting expeditions.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen of
Pennington were among the travel
ers who gave home as their destina
ton this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Horen and their
little granddaughter, Catherine Mar
tinez returned to Chama this morning
after a weeks stay in town. Mr..
soren spent the time transacting
business. Several hours each day Mrs.
Horen had reserved seat in dem
tai parlor.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Mrs. ]. F. Clarke of Antonito was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gouldine
Houk last night. She was en- route
to San Juan county to look after real
estate interests.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

The snow storm came alright, but
it stayed only long enough to get
warm. There is not enough left to-
day to trace a jack rabbit.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Miss May Schalles was passen-
ged to the Aztec section today to Wis
it awhile with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Goulding.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Mrs. X. Lyle and children were ar
rivals from Silverton Denver bound
this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Mrs. P. E. Close and son X. Bonner
were arrivals from Hartford, Texas
last night, bound for the Aztec sec
ton where brother of the former
resides.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

1t is reported j. A. Minner g. Sons
have been offered $4,000 for their
sheep interests.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

j. E. Ball of the La Plata vinicity
vas among the supply purchasers at
iraden's today.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30
ariegsnahri6ten aus
bfterreihii4en Cuellen.
angriffe Der StaIiener
iibernIl q dbaeihIaQen.

Wieu, %. Otto6er, iiber 2Orbon.
20. Sttober. Der lebte bonn &risgse
miniiterium psr0ffsntlidte offi5itlle
geri6t fabt bic Gage auf Dem rufii'
ihen 8riessiaauplaB IN &ir5e pis
fplst suiammeH:
nRuiIiiber &riessi9duplas: Die
Sruppen Der @erbiinbsten baben IN
Der @esenb Don GSartorpst bas SprT
Ruotu i'm Sturm senpmmen.
.Staliener &riessihauplaB: Der
sseinb bat ar mebreren 5ronten m
beftiger @eiie ansesriffen. Msbrere
bieier qfnsriffe iiuD bereits absei4la'
gen poroen.
Sapau unb bic 4lltirten.
5otio, 80. Sttpber. - Die ia.
panii6e Regieruns bat cine cffiSielle
aorrsIponbsns perDffentlt4t, pel4e
bartbut, baB Sapan ii4 9robbritans
nien, Ssrantreid urb Rublanb in ihrer
GrtlGrung bonn 8. Sspiember 1914.
teinen Separatfrieben abauidlieBen
ober obne porbersebenbs llebersintunft
nit ben iibrisen MG&ten Sriebenss
beSinsaHgen gu bsiprs$sa. aassi4loi'
fen bab&
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GIN Der iueitliden iuie an Der 6ftlidjen
SrOut lat iidJ nidts 8idtises
ereisuet.
SH Serbien brirgen bic
8erbiiHbeteR IberaIl

DOT.
8erlin 90. SttOber. Der am
Sreitas bon ben Niliiirbeb0rbeu Der.
0ffenili4te offisisls Seridt iiber bic
nsueiten greisniiIe auf benz ariesss
iidauplab entbGlt bic Riitbeiluns,
Sdb aaf bem iueitliteH 3riessiaau.
plas uur &dmpfe Don serinser Be-
oeutuHs itattseflnosn babsn, pGbrsub
bic Gage an Der 5ftli6sn Grunt unOsrs
dnbert 1T. Der 9eri4t Iautet pie
folgt:
.Weftlider ariessiaauplab: IN sis
nissH puntten Der 6rout baben ,isms
lid bsftise 2lrtilIsriegsfeaie itattses
fuRbsn. 2lu9 ipirb Der Rineniries an
bislen spuniten nit gn.rsie sefiibrt
unb bier uHb ba finosu aGmpfe nit
SanbsraHaten itatt.
.9laf benz 5ftli6sn ariessf9aupIas
III Die Gage iibsraq uuberGnbert.
9 rtan ariessi@aupIas 3.
Der auf ben GsI0sus in ssr6ien
4e5us babtnbe Yeri4t Iautet ME
folst:
Die ierbiiden 5ruppsn, bic Sas
@orriidsn Der @erbiiRbetsn an Der
ipeitli4en Grenas Don Serbien auf5u.
balteu Derfudsn, iiHo BEL 9rinsio,
iiioIi4 BON 8fitsraO suriidseiporf.n
iporoen. SeiiIi9 Don 8iissrao iinb
bic Gerber iiber bic Grsu5e ,uriidse'
fporfen iporben,
.Weiili9 bon Der Wlorapa baben
bic Ysrbiinbeten bic 9inis Sbargos
gita rRubnitsGuntic 9atoeina er.
reitbi.
.SiiboitIid Don SDiIainar iinb
feinoIi9e goiitiouen an btiben Seis
ten Der Refapa sriiiirmt tpOrbsn. Gs
ipurben bort m.br uls 1900 9efan.
sene semadi.
.eln Der GrOnt Der armee bes Ge.
neruIs gopabieff (9uIsarien) sebt Der
6einS suriid. Don ben guIsassu Der.
fuIsi.
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S1Dme 2lmsii6ten fir bas
britii@e gDlf.
Der brittle SBeil bes Ginfommcns
eiHes jeben giannes iua geiualtiam
bon Der &esieruug fOrtsenOm.
men iperoen.
Gin S6eil Sapon pirb ais Stener
snriif6e6alten iueroen.
70 brenb fiirben Reit sims.
brinsenbes Papier ssz
nebeu mil

" 9Ie u D u pen " II 81 n 81
brinsenbes Papier sez
geben pirb.
2onbon, go. Sttober. Die ,Oai.
lp egpreb" iast, Oab bic RssisruHs
nit Der 9t6ii4t umsebe, cine 3pangsz
anfeibe uuf3unsbmsn, I'm bic Geuts
gu 5ipinsen, ibre priDataussabsn eins
3ui9rGnten uno bic RationalrsTours
cen iir BEN aries gu erbalten.
~9err Wiontagus, Der 1ytnanaIetre>
tar 6es Sdabmnts," /" idreibt Die Or.
preb", iagte Dor Elm paar saseu i'm
lnterbdus, bab ieoergiirser bic 9Glfs
ts Isines Gintommsns Der Resierung
3ur 8erfiiguns itslsu miife. Dir Fno
i'm StanDe 81 ertlGren, oab bas
Sdasamt oie 5rage in @rludguna
bat. Of es rdt6iam lei, in llebreiu.
itimmung NIT oieier Darnung Su
baHosIH, unb penn bic Hation ni6t
freipilIig fparen nil, bam pirb tie
bd5u 9e5DuHgen iperben.
.Ri6t bic Sdlfte, ioHbern Der oritz
te 5beil bes Gintommens elmer jeben
perion Dirb OerluHgt Deroen. Sin
5beil piro als Steuer suriidbebalten
tperben, pdbreHo fir ben Reft sinss
bringenbe Rapiere sege6en peroen.
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nit ben gntmtemdtten senreinidaft'
li9e SaGe gu MAIDEN unb Rublduo
seitatteu iDsrbe, eine baIbe Wilion
Solbaten burh rumdniiGes gebiet gu
fdidsn, nm bic gulsarn DOM ROroeH
ber ansreifeH gu tOnnen.
Grie9enIanb bat ben Gntentsmd9s
ten bic @erii4eruns seseben, SaB feline
0eutpalitGt cine ben gatirten frsunb>
lide bleibeR peroe, unb es bat barduf
binseuieien, Dab es ibnen idOn t6ais
fd9Ii9 8eiftanb geIsifei, iHotm es
ibnen geitattet babe, sruppm in Sa'
Ioniti 81 Ianbeu.
stn bea auberen JroHten III bic 2ds
&c penis perdnbert. SIN Weftsu iiub
bic admpfe in Der Sauptia8e auf ars
tigsriegefe@te beidrdHtt. tpenu aad
bier uno ba S4iissHsrdben aHsssrifs
fen, genommeH obtr perloreH tperoen,
mas aber obne ginflub dlrf bic Gage
i'm aussmeinen III. SIN Often finosH
bic pi1tisitsn 4Smpfe in Der 9essnb
BON Risa unb 0iinaburs ftait. Seit
elmer DodN babsn Die 9eutidxH bic
ruiiii6en poiitionsH On elmer Gront
BON $50 Msilsn, BON Der Miinbung
Der Dina an bis fiibli4 bon Dina
burg nit einem 9asel BON Gei4oHen
iiberidiittet. Menn absr aud bic RuIs
fen i'm Rorben etipas Suriidseben,
baben iie i'm gtlsemeinen i'm Siioen
lire Stsaunssn bebaupttt, unb oss
4rtinerisfeusr Der 0.iitIdsn S9ub
auf S9ub btantportst. mas dnbtute!.
bab es ibnsn iebt nidt mebr an Nus
ni.ion fsbIt. 9lm fiioIi6en sbeiI Der
syront baIten bic Ruftn bic Oeuti6en
bur4 fortpdbrenbe 0Orfi5be polauf
befddftist. Der aaiier Ritolaus bes
fudt CUR 3eit ben General SDanotp
IN bieier Gegeno.
Dir Deutf6en iOIsn eiHen 5beil
Der 2trm@ bss generals DON 9infins
gen BON bieTtr Gessub aus nad Der
rumdnifden grsHse sef6idt bdben,
um spentisll sinsn 9lnsriff Der gfu'
mGnsn auf bic grmw beg GeIbmar'
idalls DON Madsnisn in Ssrbim
psrbinbsrn gu .Snnen. unb man iiebi
baber fpihtigen Greisniifen am Stpr
unb in Gali5isn sntsssen.
DeTa1His BON ensIaHb
perltbt.
9pnbon, 20. Sitober Qlm Tret.
taa tpurbe bier bic folgsnbe ofii5islls
Gril6runa abgessbtn:
glIs Der aonig @sorg am Done
nerlae Worgen Isint 2(rmes inipiairs
te, ipurbe fein pfsrb burh bic Sodbs
rufs Der 9rupptn Nib senaht. Gs
erbob iicb auf bic Sinterbeins unb
itiirsts. Der RSnis ipuros iHpsr btr.
lsst ins bliia jur 3sit buS 4sti.
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2onbon, 90. StiOber. Die
Oeutf6en, nit ibren SitsrreidiIden
unb buIsarifden gerbHnSsten perius
den immsr nod. Der ierbif6en Saupts
armee ben Riid5us absHfdneiosn, bi.
ii9 in Der enersiI6ffen Deife pers
t6eibiat. gBabreHb bic armse bes
Gelbmarfd,alls DON Madenien langs
fam bonn Rorbsn aus borriidt, baben
bic Ositerrei6er iiibIih bon 8iissrao
in gosnisn bic tpeitIi4e GrsHss DON
Serbisn iiberf4ritien, in 0itIidsr
Ri6tung porriidenb, pdbrenb bic
9uIsarsn an eiuer iueitsn gront Don
pirot aus. bag fiib0flid DON Rifd
lisgt, Bis uah 3aiecar. uorb0itlid DON
Tiid, in iueftlidsr Ridtuus oorsebsu.
Oab bag @orriiden Der Derbiins
oeteH elm Iangiamss III. 1T bsi BEN
ihnierigtn GeldHbe unb ben unsiin.
ftissn WitterunsspsrbdliniTen Be,
sreifIid, bic SerbeH miiiien dber bic
geseno 70 Ianse als MIR mOsli9 Der.
tbeibisen, pa ibr srOBss arienaI in
arasnpeDas, in bieier 10 bebrObisn
Geseno, liegt. uno iie iptrbsn Obne
3peifeI Stanb balten. bamii reds
ntnb, bab e ibnen am Gnbe bod nod
selinssn iperbe. iih in bic gsrse an
Der mOnisnssrinii&en @rense unb
nud Wcntsnsgro Suriidsu5ieben.
lin bieftn plan gu psreiteln, srei,
fen bic Ssiterreidtr aud in Montes
negro an, +. baben iopeii bort aber
nur serinse Gortidritts sema&t. Die
MonteHesriner baben einise fshr Par.
ie pDfitionen beisbt. aus Sensn Hur
sr0bere sruppenmaHsn iis Dsrtreibtn
i0nnsH. ba grtilsrie in oieIen gsr'
gen nur fhpsr osripnbbur III.
Sotpeit biss betannt 1T, 1T bic Gage
i'm fiibliGen 5kil Don Serbisn uns
Dsrdnberi. Die iiber SaIonili setoms
meme gehauptuns, bab bic Ssrbsn
llsstup ipiebsr ssnommsn bd.tsn, bat
iiG nidt teftdtist. Die Jran3oIsn Be.
baupten dter, bic gulsasn aus Der
gsssnb Don 9ess usrbrangt ,u ba.
ben. SH bi.Iissn MilitdrirsiIeu iit
man Der qlniidt. bab babur6. ipsnn
ss fpabr iein fsllie. llsslup fir Die
Sulsartn ftbr unii6er ssmadt ipiirbs.
Sn ipsId anbsrsr DsiIe Serbien
Silfe sebradt perben Ion Obsr iann.
III foipsit ni&t bsidnni sematt NOR.
ben. giniss britiTde Sruppen iOOperis
rsn NIT ben 5ran5OIen I'm Sloen unb
anbtrs IiHb unterpess. po iie dbsr
3ur 0sruenouns tpmmsn ipsrbsn,
bleibi Elm gebsimnib. elud iibsr bic
plGns Rubldnbs III ned nidts bss
iannt. nus bsutI9tr Ausls Dtrlauisi
.absr. bab Rumdni<n I'M 4ssrifis ist
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30
Gin Snterbietp nit @affi
Yaiha.
Die SdloHiti grpebitio n
be5eihnet er als etne
0umm beit.

beseihnet er ais eine
Summbeit.
4miterbam, 90. Sttober. 5atti
gaIGa, Der tiirtiIbe 9otf9after in
0eutialanb, iagte in einem Sntsr>
piep, bag DON elmer gerItusr 3eituHg
oerDfientli9t purDe: Sas 5iastu Der
GHtentemG6te in SaIoHiti betpeiie bic
Summbsit, nit $4,000 pber 100000
Rann tpi9tige miIitdriide SperatiO@
nen unternebmsu 81 pollen. gr fiigs
te bin3u, bab penn Der Srieg auf Sps
rien ausgeoebnt perosn iollte, bic
siirtei 6ereit lei, senas sruppeu bort.
bin gu i9idsn, beToHOers, ou isst 9es
ningeHb MilitGrporrdtbe ii6er bic
Oonnu nad aonitantinopel sei4itt
tperben tDHirten.
2luf sire 6rage betreffs 9legpptens
iaate Der goti6after, baB bag Ibz
ienben siner Expedition oOrtbin pa>
BON ab9dnge, oh Der arieg lang. gee
tuo odliere.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30
Ginrnnai, smaag ben 80. ctn6er 1915. Yreis
9te 9lbbermf,tng bes 1es
ianbten Sramb 2Nbitlpf
W ir b BON 9erliner 3eis
TN r1en herfn nat

tungen perlangt.
2onbon, 20. Sttober. Sine De-
pel4e Der @r6unge Selesrap6 goms
panp aug 4miteroam iagt, bab bie
n9ofif8e 3eitling" bic beutI4e gtes
gierung brett aufforosrt, oab lie bic
&esieruns in WaTbington eriufen
iolle. ben ameritaniiden @eIanbten
in griifIsl. 8ranb D9itlot, abaubes
rufen.
Der Gabell Sat-" fagt bic ,9oI.
iii4e 3eituns", muB benust perben,
lin Der 2lttipitdt 0es Germ Wbitlot
elm @noe gu MAIDEN. @r lit BEL Der
belgii4en Regierung attre0itirt, Oeren
SIP in Sabre lit 1nb ni9t IN Brill
iel. Wem Qnerita einen Reprdien@
tanten in griiifel baben nil, oann
mub es Seman6 iein, Der Der beuts
i4em &sgisruns sene9m it,"
Cine SepeIbe aus amiteroam
fiibrt audi einen 9lrtitel Der n5ams
burger Ra9ri6ten" an, Der .Oas
gaDea Geipiniel" iiberI9rie6en lit
Gs 9sibt barin, bab bic proaefirung
unb 9erurtbeilung DON 8eri4tp0rern
benefit, bab bic beutI6en geamten,
beren PIi4t es 1T, 9elgieH i'm 3aum
5u balten, niat geitatten, buB cine
gnglGnoerin, ooer cine untertbanin
irsenb elmer anoersn fetnoli4en Nas
tion, unter bem Dedmantsl berWoblz
tbdtigteit uno i'm &oitiim elmer Sran>
tsppflsgsrin S9uB unb Siderbeit fin
bet, nabrenb lie unIeren 5einben bin
ter benz Riiden unIerer arieger Silfe
leiitst."
Ses @eiteren iagt bic 3eitung, baB
5rl. Gapea bic Seanne b'2lrc Opn
griiIiel unb cine ensliI4e Seiliss 9es
porben lei, baB iie uber ni3t pie
bic Sunsfrau BON Orleans init Der
bsiligen SABINE Der &ir6e inoer linz
len uno Dem Shtpert III Der refteH
Sano setdmpft babe"