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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
STOMACH UPSET?
Get At the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach :ut-
fercrs are doing How. Instead OF t4Hiii:
tonics, or irving to patch Up poor ai&cH,
tinn, thcv arc n..act.m.: Tic real cause OF
the aiiulcut-cioggcd liver and ciSoracrcd
bowels.
DR.. Edwar,'s' Olive Tablets arouse II"
liver in . settling. hg9;ui: So. hcn Inc
liver AID buw..!S asc performing t"c;r
natural tr1c io;is. ava %oc& indigestion
;;nG stomach troubles.
: /, yu;r l,ayr. :. bad t1Et. il y";'r uiG"iI,
t.,i;,.Uc coated. appetite pn~r. 'a"y. u@:l |,
rn.. f.cIy.- so All bi;:Ul or r.icT@E. irorui>u
with ua,.;..cs.cd food. y"u .hDlild iahc Dive
Tablets. the ubstI;;;tr for caioii2'
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets ;;-c & purely
vegetable con-, o;:;ld mixed "itl Owe OH
Tou viii know t.'cm by their olive color.
The do lHc work. without gripping. cramps
or pain
Take orc ri two (: bedtime for g":cS
relief. 50 v",i rIHC1t "hat Yea t;"v. =. l'c
and 2sc ;l.r hrx. Al druggists.
Tbs Olive I'3Jie; Cos. p:a<., S"-.ii;io''s' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
FISH CRAFT TO LAY MINES
l.. S. Government Negotiating With
Virginia Factories

Heathsville, Va, March 20-The
United States Government has been
corresponding with the fish factories
on the Chesapeake Bay regarding
the use of the large fleet Of fishing
steamers which the Government is
considering using in the planting of
mines.
a number OF the factories nave
l,ived COMMUNICATIONS from the
Government asking for dimensions,
etc., Of the steamers. These steam
cf.s do not begin work until the first
of June, and it is the purpose Of the
Government to use them before the
fishing season begins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
CHINESE WILL BOYCOTT JArs
Celcstials of Portland. Orc 10
Picket All Shops

Portland, Ore, March 20 Chinese
residents OF Portland today declared
!; boycott on all Japanese goods III
retaliation for the demands recently
made upon China by Japan. The ac-
ticn was decided upon at meeting
of the Chinese Six Companies.
ANY Chinese violating the boycott
it was decided, shall receive warn-
ing upon The first offensc and there
after will be subject to a tnc.
\ picket will be stationed III front
Of each Japanese business house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20

"iIow Wide + 'CETS-IT Smile? We'll.
Good Deal Over ? Feetl'
There's no corn or calluS among
the mi!Iiuns Of feet IN tic world
that "GETS-lT" will net remove.
there's 10 escape. GETS-lT is the
new way, tic simple, commonscnsc
sure way. 1t does away with greasy
nin,mcnts, Salvcs, pads, cotton rings.
harnesses. knives. scissors, razors,
flies, and the limping and the painful
pi-cun-toc walk OF 80 many corn
pcstcrcd people All you do is put :
drops Of GITS-IT on, the corn ShrI-
wells up. and good bye. Nothing else
in The world Exc "GErS-!T.' Mil
lions arc uSin" it, There's u" pam.
no trouble, no changing shoes he
cause o? co"ns.
"GETS-iT" is sold by druggists
everywhere. BE a bottle Or sent Ill
rect by +. Lawrence and Co.. Ch'ca-
go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Every day in the yc2r ioz Fort Nor
oe, Norfolk, Newport News aad
points south, via Eupere powerful
steel palace steamers
Through connections made at MOI.
folk with steamers Of the o." Domin
ion Steamship Company lor New forI
snd Merchants and Miners stsaT
ships fo- Rostaa.
General Iicks. Once. 72o 1872 s
Bond Building, Washington, D. {
Phone Main 1896
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
Ihicyrs Ate the lunch.

Portsmouth. VA. March ia
committee of ladies whc had III
charge The arrangements for prov'd-
;,., refreshments for the attendants
III the W. c. T. U. institute i'll prog
"ress today at the Park View Dlsci-
Mos church in Hattoh street, was dis
MAYED yesterday morning to find thai
the church had been entered during
the night. and all the sandwiches anc
other refreshments which had beer
prepared for lunch. had been eaten
OF taken away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20

England forced to consent to the
construction Of a tunnel under the
Ialglish. channel, equipped with four
railway tracks and an automobile
roadway. at both ends of which the
German forces are in control.
Russia he pictures as completely
.dismembered, its territory divided up
among neighboring powers its offers
depleted TO the point Of bank
.ruptcy, its menace to the German en-
pre- gone forever. In the process of
ACKNOWLEDGMENT he predicts the or
g;lnization of new states. -
Sweden, the author believes, will
receive Finland; Germany the Baltic
provinces and Poland; Austri4 will
take the entire south of Russia, IN
Guiding Kiev and Odessa; Turkey WILL
receive the entire Caucasus, including
the government of Saratow; Russia
will have to retire both from the Bal
tic, the Black and the Caspian seas.
Serbia is to go to Austria Hungary;
Egypt to Turkey; Il part of Arabia
to Roumania provided the latter al
lies itself sincerely with Germany,
will be properly rewarded.
Not only does Alsace-Lorraine re-
main German, but Belfort is to jon
i. once more as German possession.
Belgium not only becomes German,
along with the Congo, but is to pay
an indemnity of 6 IA milllards OF
francs within u few years of the close
Of the war.
Regarding the disposition of the
colonial possessions Of the allies the
writer stipulatcs that England and
France must lose Egypt, India, AL
g;crs, Tunis and Morop'o as penalty
for inducing their inhabitants to bear
arms against Germany.
The Suez Canal the writer sees per-
mancntly in the hands OF our ally
Turkey. "
The heavy indemnitics proposed
the writer frankly says arc Tor the
of so weakening Germany's
that it will be years before
thew can even contemplate war
against her again. They are supple
mented by taxation and military sys-
tenn from present Belgium 10 the new
Russian border that will strengthen
Germany indefinitely: 49, ::.I:,.:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20

The United States Of America,
Eastern District OF Virginia.
Whereas. on the 9TH day Of March
iyI5. Richard II. Mann, United
States Attorney, filed a libel in The
District Court Of the United States
for the Eastern District Of vi, GINA
against The twcuty-thrce barrels Of
vinegar in cause Of violation pur2
food and drug act, Jul.c 30th, l9l2.
And Whereas, by virtue Of process
in due form Of law, to me directed,
rcturnab!c on the 9th day Of March:
1915 have seized and taken the said
% barrels Of: Ntncg;u have m my
custody. sE'sr5''''
Notice is hereby given, that u dis,
trio. Court will be held in the United
States Court room in TIE city Of
.Acxandria, Va. on the 18th day of
Mar h, 1915. Tor the trial of said
prem ses, and the owner OF owners
and all persons who, may have OF
claim any interest. are hereby c!tec
20 be and appear at the time and place
aforesaid, to show cause, if any
they. haze, why : tina! decree should
not pass as prayed.
; Attached March 9. 1915.
: John G. Saunders
u. IS Marsha
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
INDEPENDENCE
IN JOURNALISM.

"Newspaperdom,' periodical de-
voted to The interest of newspaper
publishing and advertising in recent
issue said:
"Not so very long ago an advertls-
ing manager of one of the most pro-
minent newspapers in New England
showed from his books, how his
paper had lost more than S6O,OO1
worth of the best kind Of advertls-
ing merely because the editor had
refused to omit an item Of news.
The advertisers car had struck and
slightly injured an old lady and the
advertiser was anxious that ms wi1e,
who was in very poor health, should
not know of the accident. The editor
refused to omit the item, and the
advertiser Withdrew his advertising.
Before he had restored it the paper
had lost 100000, as stated.
"The publisher of another news
paper refused to modify some news
matter as requested by an advertiser
and lost, at once. contract for $40
600 worth of advertising.
The above will bring to mind many
"reminiscences in the history OF news
papers. In catering to patrons OF all
political and ecclesiastical predllcc-
tons as well rs representatives, Oh
all countries, the square dealing cd'-
tor often finds himself Up against
serious propositions. The item when
was not omitted, referred 20 above
was of no general Importance, but
IN. principal involved was vital, as
had the editor followed theSaSlSheS-
Of the advertiser a bad precedent
would have been established.
There is scarcely an accident, sen
sat;on or scandal in which some sub
scriber to or advertiser in news
naper is not interested, ana the news
would be kept out of print, II pos
sible. But an editor cannot work uh-
der a censor. While one or two per-
sons might urge him to omit an item
the great bulk Of his subscribers
would expect to find it in the paper
The late George Davis, editor OF
,be New York Times, who was the
first to cyhume the procedures OF
William NJ. Tweed and his gang
over forty years ago. had caused inc
story to hc written up in full. oh
the day preceding its appearance a
delegation was sent from the boss
10 Davis to urge MIN to omit the ar
ticle. They averrcd that they were
supporters of the paper and were
directly concerned in sending pat
ronagc to the Times. Finding DAVIS
determined to print what he regard
ed as news the delegation suggested
that there was remuneration Tor the
editor if he complied with their re-
olcst. Davis was immune to their
foundations. and hc was finally OIL
rcrcd ono million dollars to omit the
story. He refused the bait. and the
article appeared next morning Tweed
!, will be remcmbe, cd, was sent to
The pcnitcntiary and his gang scat
.srcd toward different points OF IN"
compass.
--D------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
ADS

+ OST-Dn $40 Alexandria aud Mt.
Vernon car from Washington
Thursday, pair Of blue ovcr;lljE con-
t,ininy timers tools. Reward u
returned to w. picrpoint. ZIG n.
st. Asaph street. l:-Jt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
Hoy Killed Ey Auto Truck.

Philadelphia, March l9.--SlX year
old Danic! Brady. Of No. 637A Ger
mautown avenue. was instantly killed
Yesterday foy being run down by a
motor truck driven by John Pratt
The child had been sent on an GRAND
and was crossing Germantown ave
mic near johnson street, when Nh-
IoJ Tic body was placed in & pas
sing automobile and hurried to the
Germantown Hospital, where The boy
was pronounced dead. Pratt WAS ar
rested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20

in the rear Of city market
Tea, coffee, and hot choco.
late. Homemade cakes.
beaten biscuits. Order your
Sunday Cake now.
Lunch served from il o'clock
N2til 200.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
ANNUAL MEETING

Tho annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Washington Sanitary
Improvement Company will be held
y, thc Office of James K. Cation, Esq
No. III South Fairfax Street, Alex
aodria, Va. on Tuesday, April 9th
1915, at , p. m.
GEO. NJ. KOBER, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
NOTICE.

The ladies of the Maccabccs arc
requested to meet at Wheatley's to-
morrow at 2:l5 o'clodk to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Cline in body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20

Perry Jones Chocolates. "arc
chance to get pure. delicious, real
homemade candy. Made by the most
successful candy maker in Washing
ton Of the highest quality lngredl-
cnts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
2 DROPS OF "GET-iT'
OUT COMES THE CORN!

It'S The Worlds Wonder; Never Fails
You'll make goo-goo eyes at your
feet. after you use "GET-lT,' and
You'll find the places where those
blanhcty corns used to be, just as
smooth as YOUR cheek.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20

The Germania Life Insurance Com
pany of New York wants an agent
for Alexandria and vicinity. LInc-
raj contract. Experience in writing
Life Insurance not necessary. apply
giving reference, to James w.
Graves. Manager.
American National Bank Building,
Richmond. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20

The British steamer Bluejacket,
with. wheat from Liverpool. has been
torpedoed by a German submarine
of Beachy Head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
For Alexandria County.
Salesman calling ON general S'oi'
private and public garage TRACE !"
This territory preferred
Call Room 2O7 Evans Bldg.
Washington, ID. g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20

LOST ON King Street between Payne
and Henry SITS. one pair glasses. lie
turn TO Mrs. H. S. Cricket 1918
King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20
WASHINGTON-f JRGINIh' :.
RAILWAY co.


r,,u,,y 20
MN. " a. W" .,
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Iup''S' 10 on"'se "i."'"' ''N~
Leave Ai'Aan''''" J u =" "'"'"h ~"
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-, nm >. -, =. -
~ VI wv ", ''' ~; -' - -
Wv w. ~" ~o '"' ao = an
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20

TWO or three unfurnishcd rooms
for rent. Apply 20l north Iol'h'-
bus street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-20

We contro! the State Right for the
Biggest Little Thing in the world
We want II good man in your city 10
share tho profits.
sample 25c) Write at once.
The +. 4 f. Sales Co..
~ Elbcl Bldg.
Richmond, Va.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
llralter Grid.

"
Turb eiucn nralten Grid NIT einer
fleillen 8arinnte ip,n6e geitern Elm
goteliiliHae Der Nablcp &c Garcu
60. i'm eitien sli,5us I'm Wertbe Don
$24 beanireit. Gin Wonn, ser ieinell
giainen oils s. Gillespie angah.
ncLin gcitern Waduiittag i'm Clinton
Sctcl elm 8immer unb ipcnige Wtiirl..
TEN fp1tcr trai Elm Bote Der Dsublep
y garep 60. NIT eiaem sfnsus ciil,
mif ocn elm Dollar dnb8ablt iporbcn
mar, irGbrcnb NOD 1874 nadBusabIer
ipdren uno frlg na1 benz Serr.i
0,illespie. Gbe er ieSod bns 8nnmer
nad Dem er getpieicn fpor6eh er.
rei&en foniiie. fling ibn Der Serr
'SiIiespie bereits ab. nabm ibH bas
TdIet init Dem Wenierfen, er ipoae
crif nod iduea oen an3ug atprobie.
rcn, nb im6 bietI ibn ipnrten. aIs
benz Sungen bic @arteaeit f6liebIiG
5u lnnge baierte, fiHg er an, iih iiah
ben gerbleib bes Germ Gillespie 5,i
erfinloigen inib es iteIIte iih berdus,
cal: Der Udimer mitimnItt oan On.
jug ldngft iiber aIle gerge mar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04

S.rabe, peld,es our wreiterinodunf
Der Gdc gapmiller. Iiii6 Gediter Ctr,
bcnotbigt lit, Der Vboenir Stealth
sc. $4,000 bc5ablt. GS bnitbeIt I'D,
Inn Elm fiinfifofigeS 9ebdiibe NIT ei
iicm @riutbItiid bon 81 fei 100 Sub
lbeobor Wloper u 60. Gabcl oie
8erbanoIunsen seiiibri.
Die Gammel< aampagne fiir dlla
ssmeine Wobltbdtiateits 3tpede bat
seiisrn peitsre $11,156 srstbsn, 70
oaB ii6 Dns ssT1mmte RtiuItat Biz
jebt auf $69.268.33 bsIduft. Inter ben
aeitrissn SubTtribsntsn bsfinben iidJ
5err SuIius Gleiibmann nit $1,000,
bic 8. unb g. qosus Go. nit $500,
bic gbatfislb & Wooos 60. nit $500,
bic Campbell Greet gOalgo. NIT $400,
u. 8. gbatfielb nit $500, Gbas. aubn
mi. 5000, Mar s. Jlsiidmann nit
$3.50 u. r. fp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
geine Seamten
Sat Scr Bm. s. eptle gOiteu go. ~
iiir baS fummenoe Sabr srpdblt.

Der @m. 8. 2ptIe 9oitcn gto. Al
G. 4. R. bot fir oas fonmIenot
Sabr Die folgenoeu 9eantten er.
ipdblt:
COMMANDER, Sobn 5ebrcn5at9;
iSerrior Bie Commander, sSreo. geh.
ller; Siinior 8iee Commander. 8. q.
weiieler; Guartiermeiiter, grneii
ylieoerman; ar5t, Senrp DrelD;
HapIan, u. u. bon @ernapit; Oil.
eer u tie Gap, 2oiiis 3ueting; Sfii-
er OF tbs @iIaro, Gas, s SenibMp;
Iritftee, 8. Gtternlnrn; 9eIegatelI
gum Staats. .Selolaser, Sobn grinf.
man, George 4irdeirberger. @. Nc.
@reron Satob Gang iulo Greo.
9cbler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
NeriHtpnnbe,i
5it Gusen ". aiotter, graiOent Der
yellepas Yre,ping So.
Tie Grnennmns eines @aiIsSeriual.
iers BIS gum Greitag peridoben.

08k es il1 geitern bel Der Der
pdnblung i'm 8unbesgeri6t berauss
iteate, III 9err eusen 40. aIotter,
Yrdiibtnt Der 9eIIepue Breiping Co.,
beren affuiren bic lebten Wo6en bas
@eri4t bei6dftist baben, absymGls
peri6panben. Ob sr entfiibrt iporbal
TT ober ii9 pi.ber als freiipiliger
Gefansener in einsm Grfersimmer itie
ner Wobnung befinbti, um bort Sas
probibitions problem gu l0isn,
lpnrbe bon ben 2tnipdIten, bic in Der
Maseiade beiddftist fub, nidt er.
Hart, unb iie fiibrten nur an, bab
Slotte, Deri4punben unb es ibHen
unm0gIid sepeIen iei, nit Jpn IN
Uerbinbuns 5u treten.
9err ebiparb Ballard, Der anpdlt
2lotisrs, tbeilte BEN Ri6ter 5ollifer
nit. oab bas 9eridpinbsn alottsrs
ieiner 9lnIidt mad, ben Gortf4ritt Der
Werbanblunsen nibt psr50gern tOnne.
ba-rr Cgaldrb) unb Der 9ertteter ber
@ldnbigsr Der grauerei ii6 tbdtidhs
lid jdon auf einen Wann setinist
bdtten, Der bic Sii6runs Der 8ranerei
iibernebmsn iolle. Serr pbilip Rens
nsr, 8srtreter bes Serrn Georse RIots
Ter, sines 8r,tbers bts @eri4punbes
nsu, erilarte, oab Gusiidt Dorbanben
iei, bab bic Jamilie alotttt ii3 airf
einen plan einig.n ipsrbe, ber allen
SGpierigteiien Elm gnbe n,adsn anb
bic SntereFsn aIIsr 8etbsiIigtsH tpahs
rem nirbe.
Oss Weitren ipurbe bern Ri6ter.
Der ben GaG Big gum nd9ften Grsitas
pertasis. ertIdrt, bab iih bic betbeiIisa
ten parteien babin setiniat bdtten.
6errn Gbparb pibman, DON Der alns
hufer 9uid Co., ct. 2ouis, ~ er>
fu4en, bic 2eituns Der 8elIeDue
8ruuerei su iibernebmsn, Bis itst absr
osiIsn 3uiase nod nidt srInnst iDors
ben iei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
Griuim Girfel.

Ter grfpin Circle, cine gereiniz
aung bon bsutfdipredenben Sreis
maurern. bate aeitern g6enb pieber
cine isbr intereHante unb 9ebaltpoae
Sibuns. Die 3ufammentinfts finben
ieben eriten Sreitag i'm Wonat in benr
2empel Der 6anielmdnn 2oge an Der
Clifton 9lpsnue ftatt. gflege Der
bsutfhen Sprade unb @iTeni9dft 1T
bic Qufgabe bss 3irteIs. Nus bic
lem @runbe finbet in jebsr 9ers
fammIuns elm @ortrag iiatt, Der BON
ben sinselnen WlitgIiebern gebalten
ipirO. @eftern @benb itanb Serr Carl
pleB auf bem programm, Der Iit in
ieinen 9arleeungeu bsmiibte, barsus
tbun, mas beutfde aiiltur trob aller
S6mGbuusen lei. gr beSei6nete iie
als bas llnierprbnen unb Giniteben
gller fir bas Gan5e, als bic beutI6.
@oltsiesle. Der 0ortrnl CAB gu le61
batter Debate 4nldb. oerr 5einri6
Burger las cine 9bierfabel Dor, bic
Elm JrlGnber oerfabt bat unb bic ins
Oeitide iiberisbt iporhsn lit, nit benz
aebrrsin, bat Der, ir aansen 5hier<
reid gefiirhtste 26tpe ii5 I6liebfih
als Elm ausgeifppfter tntpuppte. Gs
iolgte bann 2lbioIpirung bes io3ialeu
2bsils beg prpgramms. Sn Der 8ez
iGdftsiibung tpurbe Serr GbriIiidn
Ten6Olb als Uliislieb aufssNommen
nno nit einsm mdursriftsn Gala
manber begriibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04

gine eIeftrii6 DE unters
bofe sur grpdrmung. Der
profehor Der glettrote6nit an Der
StaatsscDer6eI6ule Snnsbrud, Mar
Bed, ber5eit Oberleutnant Der @enies
truppe, uub Der betonnte Biener &Iiz
nlter Profefpr Oh. Sermann bon
S6rotter .babeu Elm USittel erfunben,
oas ben Solbaten Wdrme bringsH
fou. Die @rfinber i6iIbern ben
pglettropGrmer~ i'm RtlitGrianitGtss
fpeien" folgenoermabeu: Gin eIeftriff)
erpdrmtes unterbeintIsib bat bic Iufr
gobe, ben 9etnen Wdrms 5usufiibren.
Sn oas f4ou nit Riidiidt auf bic
SiOlaiion gefertiete Waterial bes
geintleibes iinp dilberft gefamsibiss
aber feite 9ei8brdbi:e eingeuobsn. Dds
Stiit sie6t ii9 an, pis cine dnbere lin,
terhoie. 9lu9 BEL Deriugen elmer elets
trii6 sebeiSten Eeeton funttionirt bic
5ei5ung an ben iibriesn SteGen peiz
ter. Oas Sleiburtssitiid lpiest $50
9ramm. Der ~getrieb" erfolst bur6
&abel auf cine Gntfernuns bon 100
Wieter unb mebr. (Ss tOnnten Wa9t=
poften Dor ben Sin berniiIen audi big
auf 500 Weter @rt'iernung nit 0drs
me seipeiit perben, unb iinb Dor Der
&dlte, Dor grfrisrlnleeu, aqerlei ,3us
fdlleu u. (. NJ. leitbter su i6iiben
gBie eiu elettriibe,: rsberuophor"
pdrmt bas eletrifd'e geintleib ben
aDrper uno bic 6Gnte in ben 5aihen.
&urafdIuB III bur9 ,ntipreaenbe Sis
6erurg Dermieben; eiN in Der giGbe
uufaeitelltsr Srarsfor major srm0gIidt
our6 3piiheni6oItuus bic DGrme
gu reeuliren. Der e trom lam aber
audi duf 30 Biz so 8l)lt berabgebriidt
tperbsn. 4ud fir ID arinespede ems
pfiebIt fi9 bic @rfiuo ing, 70 bel Res
tognossirungen. Dur h Gins unb
Gusf6altsn bes 9ontd tts taNn Der
2rGser bes 9eintleibes bic BGrmefeis
!uus na6 gebarf reguliren. Die
Rotten fnb in Der ct unbe 5 big 10
Seller, bic 3piten btr QnFertigune
perben nit 80 Bis 100 Srorsn besifs
fert. BON elmer elettrifh, n Sraftcuele
aus tDnnen Oisle 9orpp Ibsn elettrii9
erpdrmt tperoen. Qu6 in 2entballons,
IeropIauen. fir GbaufTeu re, in 8GIte'
beirieben, bel @rbeiten in aiihlrdumen
taHn bas elettriIhe lin terbeinileib.
ebenio ein r4rmtpGrmer" y serpenbuns
finben. 8eriu6e nit Wfrb ellen ereas
ben, baB i6on tpcniee Wii ruten ua9
S6liebung beg Stromes ni Z Sempes
ratur bes SeiutIeibes biei 'niss bes
a0rpers iiberIteiqt uub audi bic Sda
iben erpGrmt. Weitere Grpi obuugen
limb i'm @unae. 9ds elettrifd,e Setn'
ileib iteIlt iid aIs gurbeuguir JSmittel
eegen Grfrieruroen BEL pou tommerer
Stttrbeit bes Srdsrs, odrtaltd ifos
lirt segen .Ieitenbe@ SliiiTiai etttu bar
inb III NIT iebem sur @erfii gurte its'
benben Strom in Betrieb 5u feBrn.
8erfebttes compliment
Wtpbiitn: Bite, grlGoi ge Jruu,
nebnei Sie bieieu 5ut - ter ma4t
@ie um cine Gtpigteit iiiHger!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-04
Die prablerii6e Nebe
0es italieniTden Miuiitsrs sOnninO
Das StaIien alIss tbun nil.

l. Rom. 3. Deg. Ha6trdgli3 tpirt
nod iber bic ReDs bss Baron Sons
nino's BEL Der gr0ffnins bss itaIi.nis
i4n parlameHts betqtnt, oab er un=
ter aRberem iagte:
Die griiiens Der politiften unS
otonomiI6en unabbGnsisteit Ger
bins 1T etne aebersfrage fir Sta
Iiens StelIune uIs 9robma6t.
Sn llebereinitimmung nit unisrer
Iuiirten finb mir Der Qniitt, oab
bos beroif6e ferbifde Bolt feline pole
llnabhGnsisteit pisber erbalten mub. .
sStalien tperoe odber alIes M0gIi9e
tbun, I'm Der Ierbii1en 4rmee gu belz
ZEN. Die anpeien6eit Der italieniI9eu
Jlasse auf Der Sitieite bes Ibriatis
ihen Mseres ipiiroe Staliens politit
gesen albanien bslrdftigen, baStdIisn
bic nndbbGngigtsi. albaniens gu err
balten tpiinIte.
.StaIi.n 1T felt eniidloFsn, ben
aries nit uIlsr ardfien fortsuiiibreH
uub irgenbipeI6e Opfer su briuseH,
big es feline natiOnaleu aipirationsn
unb pSlliae llnabbdusigfeit, Si6er9eit
unb ben Rsipstt Der WeIt erreiat bat.
auf bem uaein iid Elm bauerHber Griss
be aufbduen lGbt.1
Sonnino ertpdbnte Deltf6ldnb MIR.
als er ertlGrts, bab oasielbe bic bipIos
matiiben 8e5isbunsen su Stalisn abs
gebrohen babe, als StaIien Sefterrsth
ben arieg ertIdrts. Stolien perfol9s
int gnlfan feline traoitioleqe BoIitif
IN pclIitdnbis.r Slrmonie nit ben
9fniirtsn. aebtsre Dsrfn4ten bic Bal
tonp5lter su p.rsinisen. pdbrenb bic
gsntralmG9te ibre segenieitige @ifsrs
fiidtelsisn unb uusinigteit nod dn'
iporntsn unb babel unsliidIi6er WeiIs
bur6 ben blinbsn SaR aIs JoIss bss
stpsiten Baltantrieses nod nnteritust
tpur0eit.
+. Die italisnii6. Rssierina iperbe an
benz 2onboner nebsreiuiommen feits
balten. bas ole 9srbiin5ete psrpflidts,
isinsn Spnberfriebsn absui6lieBen.
Sonnino ertldrte,, 9rie6enlanb hls
&c Dsriprohen, ben aliirien seHiigsnbs
garantien fir cine pcbIiDoIIenbe Rsns
tralitdt su aebn.
Die Rsbe ipurbe fortipdbrenb burb
9eifdIl unterbrpden.