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EIellO NlT N0D|FI
BLOCKADE Of GERMANY
~...x uAe sssAsE WsrW ACTION
"a wuswDN TD IsEsTDRE
MEXICAN PEACE.
R.,..sS are Persistent that "r~ss
psrss.,. VIII sson ReaaS Her
starvation H,cctajc.

WASHINGTON. July zs--ciose
automatic observers said today
might be more than a coincidence u
President Wilson took steps 10 con-
eel Mexican peace. and Great Brit
ain about the same time should
modify her starvation blockade
asains, Germany. As far as the
German American situation Is coz
cernsd. officials said. I, Is dead
locked and may remain SO for an IN
definite period unless Germany
changes her submarine warfare
methods.
Thes agree that every effort must
Ia made 10 break abe deadlock, but
there seems only one way-~and
that il to induce Great britain 70
modify her starvation blockade.
Persistent rumors are current
that this will soon be done
IL VAS pointed out that the reia-
tIons between any Mexican peace
move end the British change IN the
starvation policy might be attribut-
cd to the fact that England has Ions
been anxious for better Mexican
conditions. but vas too busy even
| II the Monroe doctrine did not pre-
| vent to do anything there herself
furthermore. and this perhaps
might be the most vital PROPOSE
ton. England has large oil holdinsa
in Mexico on which she Is large'y
dependent for fuel for her navy. Her
worry over these things might make
her listen To "reason" on the block
ade proposition.
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ri Itn SYSTEM
70 n[P0lT sMlE
! s~rssser s,~~m VIII NJ ss>sifst~'
fov Nc1isysax t;rvsnan forssxn
snStre 1t Anserirau ship
Sailing>.


WASHINGTON. July ~ Fellow
ing the request of Ambassador Gee
ard ut Berlin 1, is likely tina; THIS
government will institute new sss'
tom OF speeding notification OF Amer
|ican ship saiiings to the war zone, y
the Berlin foreign office The az
ps rtmenf has been cabling the s''is'
ings to Gerard, but the new system
eontemplstes having him tsiephohs
The foreign office 50 that saomarias
may be notified soonri
than at present. Gerard nov mails
the notices.
Gerard notified the state depart
ment as TO the tone OF the lcad'ns
German papers on the erman-Ames'
lean situation and also gave MS COL
fidentiag views of the matter. sec
rotary Lansing refused TO eominel'
len the message.
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BREATHE FREELY! OPEN NOsIRLI
AND STUFFED HEAD END tll

Grant balm dissolses y
the ncstrils. penesra''' !
the inflamed. sHo'l'' !
which lines the ae'
throat. stop uasts d''''''
,salinr Of oleaasIns -
comes Immediately -
pon.t "a, saake o. =
cling Tor bEeaia' ~
ao,,,r eiosst sasAiH'
ing Catarrh e = -
russing pose toa' a.. -
leta the throat aaa -
,ts,rssslas tut 'rai' -
Put sour ia''a n,
el,s cream hai@
~ en,sfrh ii' - -
r.,,,n fwo pfas
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ia~f.,ni i.elief VI ben Ns,ss aud Heal
Ace Tagged Prom soid ~iai'
Nssgs Catarrhal discharges, nnii
ieatisA .le Aani.iie~.

Gct small bottle aaywaF. iust
e. trs If Apply "a lli'le "a the nps-
triR and instantly your elorEed
nose and stapped.ap slf pa.sages %
ihe head ell open; SOC all nfeathe
ifeeg asiI1es and headache tia-
appear ~ mafning' tAe eaRaffh.
e, ld ~ head "a catarrhal sore throat
w4i ha soHe
Ind eaeh mis-rr neN' Get che
smsii bottle nf -aifa cream Balm
~ aaY dfus ftefe. This sweet. Ira
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rATRlCk's CHAPEL.

ing
Crops are needing rain in these
parts.
Lee Greed called on Charlie Allen
Sunday,
Rev. Robertson visited at Mr.. JIM.
Gibson's Sunday
Mr.. ]. r. Greed spent sunday a.
Mr.. Il. N Hollands.
Mr.. Matter Lowell called on Mr..
Harry Stages Sunday.
Mrs. Lane Finley spent last wees
with friends In Corsicana-
Bessie Lowell spent Saturday
night with Maude Gibson.
Mr.. G. Hudson visited Mt M A..
&c. Grimes Sunday evening.
Harry Stages spent SATURDAY
night with Clarence Murray
Miss Minnie Kirk spent Tuesday
night With Miss l-eta Daniels
Mrs. Tom Lovell called on Mrs.
Rosa Gibson Friday evening.
Mr.. A. T Miller has erected
silo on his farm near Sardis.
| Miss Maude Gibson spent Fridaf
night with Miss Bessie Lowell
Mrs. Caroline Brizentine speus
sunday with Mrs. A. T Miller
Mr.. Tom Lowell aud family visit
cd at Mr. L. J.. Gibson's sunday.
Miss Eugene Daniel spent satur-
day night with Miss Ireue Murray
Miss Frances Lowell spent satur-
day night with Miss Nellie Taylor.
Sir. Walter Smith and family are
spending few days at wills Point.
Mr. and Mrs. j \. Howard spent
Saturday nighr At Mr c Hudson's.
Mrs Stella Hudson end son ] b..
spent Sunday With Mrs c Hudson
Miss lone Mccrary spent MONDAY
night OF last week with Maude GLIB
son.
Dir. a. & Miller and family we're
sunday guests Al Mr.. J W Glib
sons.
Miss Lou Hickman spent last
week eith her sister Mrs Jet Roo
nett
Miss Eugene Daaiels spent a few
days last week with Miss Bessie
Lowell.
Mr. J. c Lowell aud family we're
sunday guests at Mr.. }. +. Tay-
sor's.
Ar. wess Tame Of osilla spent
one day last week with Mr jim
Gibson
Annie May Hudson spent thu
wees end uith her sister. Mrs Kate
/ Howard
/ Mr. Hgsh Miller OF CorsicaHa sis-
ited relauYes IN this community
last aeek
+ HoastoH Hudson AND John 1as-
lor called ou Clarence and Edgar
+ MURRAY sanaav
SIR LutbeF Gibson of oyilia spent
a se@ aays lasf week Rith DIS uncle
Nr Leahie Gibson
Annie Aat hudson. Lefa Daniel
aHa Franees lowell calied pg Mis-.
Neliie Tarlor sunday.
ne = Ioeen ana faui.s toes
supper eHh ue a Miier ana
4mng MmHag arfH'nr
Mrs. Kate H1eard 81 peH@nl
lea daes tbn aet aith her parent
Nr aD9 sfw e. ueaeoa
Nr ma W Had %e.sn Mist
ofh.an fan fnsif daaehfer
iH Enm 80 fhH N'aH
He teaeruu preached HH
erman saaaae mefaue a ars
CONGREGATION as laf ~ hrsr Hin
tn HaFriae4 anl Nr sA
n EassHseh5s statt U
taaa sUa ane af nt
Sid sH H Fs0a Faesr
aHat Fetsn Eeaa ~
n Hsr aaaeHte M $3.50 1855
49, M H Hatae
Nr $3.50 Hn laaa r
fifasant fafs at mr b aum
Faasis
rlae rsa hhstea 81 naai.
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49, 00Ns
4 nox esel IKE ne~ man and
cav do : BIG days work" WEIR the
exacf words Of Mr.. Victor strah'.
of los south EwinS Ave. Oak Gill.
when he called It Skiilcrn 4 Sons
aere in Dallas for his second bottle
81 TaniAe-
II ~ss Induced to take Taniae.
continued Mr. SsrAhl. by hasias
seen the testimony OF Mr.. Lon Mot
her. isc st. Catherine street. Louis-
vile. Ky. In one OF the papers.
Mr.. McsIer IL an old friend Of miue
and / knew anything that he said
was absolutely sincere. IS have
known him for = long time.
Before I began snking Taniae
VAS troubled all the time with indi-
s~ssion and stomach trouble ny
stomach did not seem 10 be right 81
Ell. am nov back here for nv
second bottle OF T3nlac and ! can
truthfnily say to you that | feel
like new man and can nov do =
big days work. | no longer suffer
from indigestion and | am sure that
my stomach IL in clean and healthy
condition. Taniac Is certainly grea;
and heartily recommend II to 9th
erx Who are sufersng AZ did.
have lived in Oak CHI for three
years =
Commenting upon Mr. Ssrahi's
statement. Mr. u. +. Garrett, Coop
eTs secretary. said
we are indeed gratiiied that
Tanlac is producing such good re-
suits Ia Dallas and such testimonials
a. that OF Mr. strahi make us feel
that our work has not been In vain. "
Taniac will continue 10 be ex-
planned at Curtin Drug Company :
store. adY.los
--->- -----~~-~-~>~~--<~~~~-
learned he had Just returned from
the Oklahoma country. where he
had just Installed thresher oultit.
He says the feed crop is fine there.
that corn looked green and would
make E biz yield. The wheat, he
said, was excepiionally fac and
would make twenty to thirty bush
els 10 the acre. while oats would
70 seventy 10 eighty bushels To the
acre. The cotton, Mr.. Shannon said.
was very light up there. besides
the acreage Was considerably -e-
auces! in Oklahoma
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TROUBLE IN HAITI
MAY BECOME PROBLEM
AWKWARD RELATIONS b.
TWEEN THIS COUNTRY MD
FRANCE MAY RESULT.
II l. Generally Believed that France
vii Demand Full satisfaction
Tor Invasion OF Le2a-
ton.

WASHINGTON. July 20 Avn
ard relations with france IS threai-
lened as result OF the attack ON the
French legation al Port ga Prince
and the kiilina OF President Gull
llausne. While the French anlbassa-
dor has given no intmation 81 what
Ihls government intends 10 do L e
surinised by many that France VIII
demand satisfaction on her own as
count. The ease Is particularly em-
lbarrassing from tins fact that shea
trouble broke out al Cape Haitian
some time ago French cruiser
landed marines 10 protect foreigners.
with the Monroe doctrine in vieN
bur npon the arrival Of the Amerl-
can cruiser Washington and being as
sured that United States marines
would restore and maintain order
tine Freueh withdrew Mere tina
this. though the department was ae-
vised Tuesday night that Genera,
Oscar had already been killed -
Port an Prnce. i was not until ths
next dag that Il as2ed seeretaI
Daniels 70 send warships there Adj
imisal CapertoH had indeed In tn
mean time started on his own re-
tsponsibilty wish the cruiser WASH
lmgton for tae seene OF che trouble
ibut arrived thirty minutes after Tie
French legation had been invaded
land Gulllaume stain
The French vessel arri5ins sooner
tsan aas expected reported 70 the
Washington today but did not land
marines IL g. believed lbat the
American occupation will b. indef'-
ute unless Ghe French demands are
'aliy satisfied aud an American d.
naucisl prolectorale accepted go te,-
F. 1iuatc fhe troubles sroelug ouf of
Gre sepabi.c'a mudlled affairs
Klfe caned on Mla, Rulh Holland
Sunday
SIR eoga sponsor tpos Mrs a.
+ Hudson Mr Stella Hudaon ana
N Kae uoasrt ear RIDING sun
Idas meHine
pr stone eft H sH NcCW
aee "a HaeHaae eere Neieam,
VISITORS a tae cHapa suHaay Ala
ftr Fam Hram ae1 tnmHs aoa Hr
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tersiIe bic See fir ibrsn Sanbsl Sffnsn
un6 be Sufubr bon 2tbsnsmits
teln far bsutfhe gliht-Aombutionien
trspinsen ipoIlts, 70 piirbs Deutfns
Ianb ni4t 70 barttersis fein uub bis
englifde glatipn dus5uhunaern ptrfus
den. Gas IN cine fsbr sinIsn9ttnbs
SariielIung bes Sad5osrbditez, aus
ipslder isin perspsifslter Ton berdus.
SubDren III. Wiirbe unlsr 2onb bos
tbun. mas ebrIite Reutraiitdt uuo
WsnIdli9isit esbi.ten. 10 Idgs fiir
Deutiflanb ttins 9sranlaFuns ppr,
isinsrTeiis su Mitteln su sreifen. bic
man mob ala oub,rsefpohnIid btseit'
nsn fam, absr in ben sef6ilOtrttn
9erbdltniiien ibrs Rs8tfsrtiallns fin'
ben. gluf bic anbren Griinbs, bic
Deuti6Ianb su bsm i&onunasIoien
aampF. peranlaiitn, tpie bas GsseIn
unter falItber Gldgs., bic geipaffnuna
BON .nsIiIten SdnO,lsfdiffen, iuolIsn
mir b.uts nidt lpsit,r .inetben. llns
usniiat es. tbsr uniirnisen Gnsdbe bsr
pro6ritiId,tn prtF, sntaessn su treten.
baB Der Sunssr bic 9sutI4en sir gns
stpeifluns trsibi.
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2okal.Dfridt
ZterbliHfeitsberi1t.

Gamuel Ruttari. 72. alp D. Ssd'
iie Girabs, 5srslsietn.
Clemens Sdusring. 72. 2967 Tlai'
fahuIsiis glpe., Snausit IN Stppsbt.
Catherine Sad, 7S, 219 parIons
Gtrabs, 5nausit in Sdns6e.
Wint.nt gilb, 2 Wonats, 1893 Be
pig glpt., ROis.
eliiabeib aumultp. 103, 6am bcr
arm.nI4psittrn, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Wsarsir.t ToAi, z Wonats, AL
gans Strabs, aunssntnisnbaas.
fannie gsappdppri. 26, 15l7 Rats
Ghabs, asbrleibsu.
Ularp 9ogs, %, 430 Speamors
GirdB., gIinb6nrmsn.SiinSune.
yr1neis ptiers. 46. 789 Btls
Sirabe, 9lutarmuth,
Charles Gil. 66. Sidbfifdes Gts
msnbaus, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Columbus Stephens, 20. Sidbti.
fdes armenbdus. SsrsIsibtn.
asn,s a0pfer, SO, 2121 aoth Gis..
6er;leinm.
1larp Silbtbranbi. 70, Giibiii6.s
4rmsnbaus, Snaueft in Sd,psbs.
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oeln. an bsy inbuiirIelIen gntmidIuns
Bee norofnnj6ffdxu Robltnbedtns
kdt Ga BnI5ee isin<n Qnt6eit qsnonfs
men, unb ni9t einmdl btr Bo6nbof
Der bon aiIe mad 9st5une fiibrsnbsa
Qin.e bat feinen geonen erhoIien; e
III mad BEN bend@borten HioIasnts
btnannt, sinff Elm fleineB D5rf4sn, bds
fi@ I'm aaufs Der Jobrjebnte Al sinsm
Wittelpunft bes Sobleuaebietss unb
bebeut,nbsn llmfdlassbdfen snsiuidsIi
bot. au9 bic gesnb n6rblI@ bss
aondIs BON Ga gafTts, bas eanb bon
9llIa, bat an Der inbuitris[eE Euipids
luna isinn antheil sebdbt. Dor bun.
bert oscbrsn ipdrsn bisie .RisosrIanos
- 70 beshdnet,n bic Btpcbnsr bes
biiasliasn ipsiier 1lfli4 asicsenen Sans
bes BON Weppes bisIt Gtgeno = tiil
unipeufamss, i.bsr Hultur unsusdnall'
DIES gumpfgebisi. CRIT auf Nsranlots
Tung glapoltons /. ipurbsn sinia. Ra'
n6fs a,arobtn. bic bnburh tuttpdHtr'
ten 2anbpisrsds burA gdums uno
Sedsn sinae,dunt unb her Mieltp urb
WeibesRuliur nihlcHen. Gsrobsn
unb Wsss CAB "a bumdIs nod niht.
unb bic g1uern Der gestnb mubitH
pnn Sisin au Gtsin fprinqsn: ipis bsu.
ie nod In Der grstagre, bilbtssn nn1
fisr erobe, in ben Tlornfi psritniis
Gteins bic sinsisen pfnbs. @ds WuH'
Der, unn oisir BEN pf,rb unn osnl
Woaen un,uHdnnli6e 2dnbnri6 bdlo
Elm b.lisb!tr 3ufIuhisort Der Grsrl,'
fdmuaglsr unb Tsfsrisure funrot be
aus gldpolsons 6eereH tnisritsn ipd'
rem. I'm Fs ,u fanesu uHb ihrer, be
limasssnb beunrubigsubsu Rdnbtrfpt'
fen Elm enos su MAIDEN. mubis bis
Resisrung cine aan5t Genbdrmrisot'
piiion aufbistsn, bic aber be Glhhfltn'
qs du6 srit sinfdussn fonnts, ols .in
pI6bIid sinIsbtnoer Grcfi be Hundls
aefrieen Iisb. Wan ftsdie bic Gsian'
qensn in bic Resimsnier DON 8sihltls.
bod aIs Der 0rpft aufbDrss unb ods
tiujsbenbs Saufptiisr Dds Sdnb pon
9lIIsu pieosr unrpteiam maft.. ipdfsn
iie sinss gsafis ipisber psrfhrpuRotn
unb btsannsn Don nsusrn i5r altss
sPIuberlsbsn untsr ihrsm 6aupiline
syru&art, ben iis2ubipig XVII. nanr'
ten neil ,r Der iisb3,bnie Iebtnbe Sohn
ieines Waters mar. 6eute burHsitbsn
eepflaIi.rte Sirab,n bic @essno, nnS
Iaukrt oanSbduisr nit sinsssdunisn
Wisien unp @drt,n Iitgtn su ihrsn
Seit.n; an .inis.u Gitllen bilosn l's
ilein, 0emsinbsn. ipis Ritsbour9,
GfTors, apnton unb bas In ben lsbtsn
omiii&en geri6.sn .pi,esrtolt asnann'
ie 5eitubert. nod immer miiHtn abtr
snblrei&e adHdls Der GnlpdHsruna
bss 2anbss bisnsn. Sis iinb sum 1hsil
IN psididier Weii. pom ben GrdnBoisn
In Gytlbbsfsfiiaunaen umsepanbsli
iporbsn, iobab iib Der S6assngrabtn'
arie1 qusr oura bas adnb BON an.u
aiehi, 6as i'm gorbsH bsrsits an bi,
fru4tbarsN GsIbsr bss anitbalss
dr,n,t. q. 8.
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am aanaI Dor 60 Baiee.

llnptit bes Gidbtdens Ga gaHes
Bel bem ipeitlim baoon oeIsgenen 9tras
ipertsborf giolaines fIisbt Der Shiffs
fobrisiannl bod iibsr 9dbn unb Siras
cen babin. lab Wtitsn 5a erDffnet ii4
Elm tptiisr Bernblid duf bi. srpbe elm
fSrmiae gbsne BON @opefs. aus bsr
bic rnbig.n gaa.sn Der aobI.nsrubsn.
lanaaesoeene Berstpsrtso5rfer uro tn
ibr.r wlitis gttbuns. bic srobs aoh'
Ielitdbt Norbfranfreif,s, btrpcrrostn.
Quf BEN Rprbufsr bes Rannls III bas
In bisT.n 1nstn beib umitriitmeD6rfs
den GfStn6p iidibar, ipdbrsnS auf
BEN Giibuf,r. ipo Elm Gsipirr .lsinsrtr
adnGls unb Elm bihits Rts bon 6ilts
ienbobnsn tinnnber ireu5sn, 5ipiihen
gmprn uno Gambrin j.nt snelii6.n
,yslbbeFtIfiaunssn Iisssn. bic rad BEN
@crida unIeres @cnernIitnbs bon in-
lersn 5ruppen i'm Sturm ssnommsH
ipurbsn. Tnit ardblinia bsrIiert iib bas
alib.rnbe Banb o.s aanals inmititn
bts ihpdrs.n aanbss bon 8etbune
na6 Wefisn. aluF BEN eiusn llf.r ere
btbsn ii6 bic alien, 9albuin bon Jlons
bern augeI&risbsnsn GrospdIs. bic lsit
aht Sabrbunb.rtsH in ben snblrsiten
stimpisu in bisisr Gsgsub Norbfranss
r.ibs cine bebeuisnbs Role ipisIitn.
unb bic aud isbi ipitber BON b.ueng'
ldnb.rn unb JranSrIsn 81 ihrsn 8srs
tbtibi9ungadnIassn berangtScsen ipnrs
Den. gluf BEN onberen llftr be5Isitet
ben adndl bic brsitt. nit bobsn lilmtn
nnS gnppeIn MISUNDERSTANDING anf
Der in syrisb.ns3.iisn bic Ihspsss 2obs
l,ntdbue sisbenbsn pferbs Inngfnm bas
binirukn. SIN Siiben Der Gb.ns bon
GobtIle psrben bic Qfusl6ufsr ber 9trs
as BON arrds ur6 Qsns fidItbdr. unb
I'M Often lisgsn bic aduier BON Ga
BdiTs.
Gs in Elm il.ines, bur4 fsiu, ees
ihiftliftn Grinnerinesn unb @autsH
au,itbenbss Qdnbfdnihen. g'cn ben
g.Tsfiaunaen. bi. bisfen Gri ,init 5u
einem 6tr itdrtifsn ;ylunberns mudttn,
iit I'm Gaufs Dsr 3sit cine rod Der ans
bern osfo[I,n. !Rur bic boben Moueru
Nes aonaIs. Der idcn in friittrsn
ssobrbunbtrtsu bas Weer NIT BEN
Obsriauf Der gftlbs Derbdnb. Tinb a.s
blitbsn. Muf tinsr Etiie ertsssn iih bic
ffmudsn, aiebsla,tr5nisn6d 6duItr. iuGb'
renb om unbsrn lFsr entbldit.ris pnps
|psIn fi4 I'm wafss bss aanaIl ipIs,
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rT.s NOT FAIR.

The Berlin correspondent Of the New
York Topics is woman Of native
American stock, who Is fairly divided
in her sympathy between the Allies
and Germany. Under = recent date she
writes from Berlin;
"There are 70 be no more snapshots
Of the Belgian ruins. so the decree runs.
So far as Germany Is concerned this is
superfluous. What should be done is TO
prevent. il such we're possible, the TAX
ing and sending these pictures to the
United States There one sees only the
horrible wreckags. the brutal misery and
not the hsrOism Of the soldiers who sent
the destroying missiles. One sees what
was accomplished and not the reason
for this act. ] esn imagine that these
pictures, especially when thrown on chs
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ARE THE UNITED STATES FREE
AND INDEPENDENT

c. L. sehlens Of Garden City is con-
nected with firm shipping merchandise
from New York to Barcelona, Spain.
The goods are by no means and by no
stretch of the contraband regulations OF
the English contraband OF war. They
60 in neutral bottoms Ia steamer under
the Spanish flsg) from one neutral to
another neutral country. In spite Of
this, the skippers. Americans, are com
PEELED TO make sworn statements before
the British Consul In New York to the
effect that the goods are exclusive
property of the eonsignee in Spain and
that they are 70 remain there. No ship
ment can be made without such a ce-'
tifieate and the firm even has TO pay
the Zee demanded by the consul.
Mr.. schlens Is somewhat peeyed that
an American citizen should be humil-
iated in this way. He demands to know
whether the American Republic Is a
British vassal state.
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Oebmrten.

elribur unb Bertha Silsnbroub.
962 6aptbornt aps., Rnabs.
aottrt uno Gona 8uIb, 3549 Sta.
cen 4ps., Uldbhen.
Jsrbinunb unb Stnni. Sasob. 2546
WlslrpI. qps., 9nats.
gsriram nnb Roietta Giraub.
3481 Dint Stubs, UlGbHtn.
Sobn unb 5ulia DopIs. 233 SbiI'
tito Sirabe. anabt.
1srbinaiib unb Wlasp Gimssr.
Golsruin 9lit,, aHdbsJ
ScfspA unS pblI0mena syifbsr.
college Siq, anabe.
Moitsr unb anlauba 4sisp. l849
Gard gps., Wldbfsn.
Mdr unb Bonni, wldtnst, 732 a,.
mon 4ps., Rnnbe.
6arsp unb GIifdbstb 9tufbssbsib,
1905 Gbnarbi sfoab. Wsde4sn.
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b5rts man nod BON ben porbern bsuis
f&en G4Hfsn cine bsftise eyplcfrn
ouf Der .BiiiHers, bdnn perfGtpnnb
iie IN ben M<lIsn. Dorb<r ater mar ts
tbr nD9 stlunssn. 5ipsi tnglif4e Sor'
pe6Dboot5sritSrer ~ perni4ien. Gin
brittsr fsinbIi&tr 1orpeboi6ger spurbe
pon sintm unfsrer llnteritsborts sun'
Sinitn esbra@t. Die Gneldnner bnbsn
dtfp, bas III NIT Stntrbeit fsffgefteut.
IN bisfsm Sample bret Iorpeboboots
aerii6rsr psrIoren.
Das Gtfthi mar in5ipifdxn, tpis gee
fdst, psiitr ssgonstn, bis ts prm engs
iiffxn Mbmirni absebrohen irlrbe.
Do bisfsr iHon auf 10 Setmeilsn bon
SelsoIanb gsbsni<n trus, fh Der otuts
THen guht nod mthr 5ii nGbsrn. tpiis
len MIR nift. gIls tpnbrideinIid
fam dnasnommen tperbtn, bnb bns
Nusf&ertn bes s,peitsn S8iffes ftintr
ainis, bss ~9istrs, bas Ct niht i'm
Giif. IaIIsn ipolIis, ibn sur aiiditbr
ptranIabts. i5sii iitbt iebsnfans. bob
ouf bem tritm Sfiff oes snsliIhsn
gefdtpnbers, bem .aion'. rsht srhtb,
Iide S4laeisitsn pcrbdnosn fparsn
unb bab ouf BEN stpsiten Elm srob.r
graub tntitanbsn mar. AUD FONT
miiiIen betrddtliHe 5abdrieu .insstrss
Ten isin, btnn bic fsiNoli6s 2inie tDar
sum G&lub aus.inanbtr osriiien unb
in aip,i Gruppsn pstbtilt. tpcraiis man
ouf gef8dSiauns Der Maftinsn utS
boburd5 b.tpirlie p.rminosrieGef 4fpin'
bbslsit I6Iitbeu bnrf. Dobur6 bsidn
sin,s unIertr stipds suriidetbIitbsntn
scrpsbcboois pIDsIid geIessnbeit gun
G6uHe ouf .insn Der aus BEN Ralt
unb Dunit unb pulpercnalm unvsrf
miiisli du!tdu6snbtu britifhsn aini'
tnireu,sr, Der midi msbr TN Doute'
lib Teinsf WdnSprirFdhsftii su isiH
ffisn. Or isusris srpei S6iiiis duf ben
gspn.r db unb brahie ibn prmii auiil
Sini.n. Der lininedns oisiss qinisnr
ir,ussrs III ni6t uur BON unisrsir
gorpeooboot aus, fonbtru aud pon
gorb unf.r.s srobn arsu5srs -WlcIt'
.s" ipit aud Don btm iib,r Dem sGmpf'
plat nuipsisnb.n 3spp,Iinfdiff aus
NIT Siherbsit bepbahtst fporotn. 10
bob an bisler 5batidae gar tsin 3psi'
f,l b.Tt.bi. m6stn fib bic gusldnStr
nod 70 pisI Wiibe stbtn. fis DOT Der
Delt su UsrbimliGen.
9ds graebnis bss Gsfthi,s felt
I'D, tisrudd mi. foIst: aluf bsib.n
Gsiisn Der @srluIi zines grob,n artu'
,,rs, nur bub Der snsliihs sinsn Ges
BAL. BON 200. bsr unfsrs siH.n iols
den pon 10000 9onnsn battle. Da5u
aui. aeansrii9sr Gtits Der llntsrsaus
bon brsi aorpebotooi5trfiDr.rn, rpdhs
rsnb I'm lI,briesn Don uHferen S4tfs
fen Bios eiRts tintn @cItrsffsr .rbaIs
ten Bat, bsr tur shinssn Watsrials
jhab,n unb tini5s WenlfZnpsrluiis
berbsifiibris.
9lllss In gtlsm ssnommen. !Dnnsn
ipir mii bisiem Mussanss oss St,a.'
fs&tss Isbr ;ufrieben fsin. 5sssnfaIis
polI,n mir uns In uufersm urtkil
eariib.r burn bI, .nsliffen. m.br ss'
fhidi nls pahrbsitssemdB abasfabtsn
gui&.e ni6t bsirrtn IaH.r. IlnS aud
bds nsutrals Muslanb tpirb ia udf'
s,rdbs tpiisn. mas es Don ben Rsutsrs
mtlbunaen AZ bdIien bat.
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0is btutias @lptabt bal

Die beuti i9s 9lodabe bat
bereits CUTE @irtunsen s.seitist. Die
@Hsldnbsr Sittern unb baben ben
S6iffspertebr nit benz ,uropGtihen
Sentiment einseiteIIt. Des gDeitersn
lit gu erieben, bab ole 0euti6en Dor
tebrungen estruffen bubeu, I'm n.u=
tralt S9tffe gu i9onen, inbem fis iit
Der SeppsIins bsbiensn, I'm bic glatirs
ndlitat Der S4tffe feit5uitsllen. SrOss
bem III srobs @efabr porbauoen, Sab
Elm neutruIes Sdiff BON sinem Inter
ieeboct perientt iperben tDnnte urb Der
prdiibsnt ma9t lid zines Ibtpsren
@eraebsns eeeen bic amsritaniife
Shiffabrt ibulbia, bab er ihr nitt
bsfieblt, S1s blodirts 9ebiet al Ders
msipsn. DAP sr iih uuf bag @bItsrz
rsht periteift, lam RismdHo iiber i.tRs
ipabreu 4biihten tduiden. Wenn er
bierin ebrlih uuo unparteiiib bGdte,
ipiiros sr bic 5ablrei6en llebertretuns
oen unisrer usutraIsu Hette hur6 bie
gnaldnoer, bic uniere Sanbelsinterei-
fen I4psr ihdbiuen, nidt ueouIcst hae
ben. Iber er lGbt iid aQes asfaaen.
fpas bic gnsldnbsr ibm bisten. pdbs
rsnb er qeQen bic Seutiden, bic uniee
rsn 6anbeI unb uniere Re6ts au be-
fhisen bemiibt iino, bic boritiss Ssits
berauste6rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-20
FOOD is CHEAP IN GERMANY.

FOOD Is CHEAP IN GERMANY.
The New York Times prints on the
first page of q recent issue one Of its
characteristics cable dispatches, Ger
many Alarmed by Famine Menace"
and in the same issue convicts Itself
by printing the prices Of foodstuffs in
Hamburei Strictly fresh eggs, . cents
q pieces live fish, - 8 cents pound
just about half the prices prevailing in
New York. The New York Sun declares
that the recent "bread line. in New
York broke the record. There is no
bread line in any German city despite
the war, but England expects every iiar
to do his duty.