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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-05
9as gried)ilde Mfiniterium bon Der
&artti SenBtlos' geitiir3t,
1uif1fr ans

Wseilen norb6itli9 BON RiI6, eritiirmt
baben. Die auf ben galtantrieg gesug
babenbe offi3ieae 2lntiiRoisung lautet
ME foIst:
.5rob bes beftigsn DiSsrifanb.s
bes Jeinbss ridden unfere Sruppen
auf beiben Seiten Der &olnenit 8erge
nOrbli6 bon ardliepo Dor. Oeftli9
oaDon baben unIere Sruppsn bic 3ds
tucapt peleca Sagobind ainie
uberidritteu. Der 5einb 8isbt ii6 0it=
lid DON Der WoraDa 3uriid, DON I'M
ieren 1ruppen Derfolgt.. Dir babsn
$50 9efangene semadt.
Die bulsarii9e Qrmee bes Gene
rails gobabgieff bat gatatonj. uno
goGepac dn Der 3aiecar paricim
ebauiIee genommsn unb riidt bon
Spaliig aus Dor. &dIafat, Is6s Msi.
len nOro0itli9 Don NiI9 selegen, ift
eritiirmt ipprDeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-05
1entiHlanb benft ni6t an
Srienensiinterba
Der &tiss mub NIT ben @affen err
folsrsi9 gu enbe ssfii6rt psroen.
ertldrt 5iirft bon Billion Der 4Fociir=
ten preiie ssssuiibsr.

2u5ern, S4peia, A. Rop.-5urit
D. Sulotp, Der friibere beutf9e Rei6ss
ton5Isr, srtIGrts am Sonneritag einem
Espraisntanten Der 4Hociirten preiis
ssgsHiber, oaB er ni9t in eiHer 5riez
osnsmifIion ua6 Der S6psiS getoms
men lei. gr fiiste liusu. bab 0sutf6s
lamb eutibloiisn fei, ben &riss nit ben
8affsn gu gnbs gu fiibrsn.
Giirit DON Billion iagts, bab er fi6
tpeoer Ha6 WdibiHstOn 5u bem prGii,
beHten WiIion, nod na6 Raorip su
oem &DHis 2llfons beseben psrbs, um
ibnen bic geoiHsungen mitSutbeilsn,
untsr bspsn 9euti4lanb piuens lei,
Jrieben gu idIisbsn. 4u9 ftsbs er in
teinen uuterbanbIungen nit einem
pdpitli9sn SeIesaten oDer irgsnb o:es
maHb anbers.
Ra9bsm sr dus bieie Geriibts, bic
felt eiHigsn Sasen i'm umIauf Darsn.
fir unipabr sr,ldrt, iaete sr nod oas
Jolssnoe gu Dem aOrrsipoHbentsn:
Der aries mub aussetampft ipsrbsu.
0euti6laHb lit siHis unb beiiBt all.
ReiOurcsn, I'm bas nDtbige Materia!
bsrbeisuihaffsn; fsrner 1T Die aanss
RatiOn sinis barber, oaB Der Sriss
nit ben @aifsn srfOlsreid gu gnb:
ssiiibrt perben muB."
Der Jiirit Guberts fih aud in sient.
lid frsisr @siis iiber Deridiebsne qboz
fen beg arieges, er itellte abss bic Se'
binsuns, Sab feline anii4teH iiber biei:
puntte nidt DerDffsutli6! psrOsu
biirften.
.Csnn i5 bin aIs prioatmann bier,
idgte sr, .unb peroe ni4t iibsr puIiti'
i6e quselsgsubsiteu rsben."
Die sin5ise quipisIung auf ameris
taniIae glnssIsgen3siten mar einaus'
brud pss gsbauerns iiber ben Sob
bon Sermonn Ribbsr.
Der Girit ma6t tdslid in gesIeis
tuua Isiner Gsmdbliu lange Iutomo'
bilfdbrtsn in Die llmeseeno. gr III oas
BEL in Der Reeel DON ieinsm 5rennns,
Dem Baron DON Stodbommern, Don
Wtiindsn, beslsitst. Der friiber bdpes
rider Gjeianbter beim @utitan mar.
9ellts. bic 9elsssnbeit bdtten, ben
Niirftsn ieit ieiner antuHft in 2uSern
an beo6a4ten, oeriihern, baB er nit
teinem biftinguirten ausldnber, pie
nit oem MDniiguore Wari6etti, ben
pdpitltden Oelesdten in Der S9pet5,
Dem gremier Salanbrd poer bem
italieniIaen Miniiter bes gleubersn,
Baron SpuniHD. oSsr S<m fra9ssea
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bober ni6t MIR in Gefabr, lire Saupts
itabt 5u Derlierea foncsrn iis tpsrben
aud Dom Siiben abgefdnittsn, 10 bag
ibnen nur nod eins Ridausslinie, na4
MOnttnssrO, often bIsibt. :shre gaade
butsn idmpfen absr pk pr5peifeIt unb
laiIsn ben @erbiinb,ten ipeuig BON
@ert6 3uriid.
Su Grantreih iino immer nod hefs
tiss admpfe i'm Gangs nit pedfsIHs
Ssm erfOlg.
WGbrenb bic Stalisusr immer nod
ibre Sffsniios fortisBen, srtlGren bic
Seiterreider. bab iis ni4t bic serins@
FEN Gortf9ritte bamit ma6sm aSer
unsebeure @erluite babel erIeibsn.
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artiIferietdmpfs spifdsn
BEN 4uIgaren.unb ben
GraH5ofen bort
i'm 0dnae.

2onbpn, a. gsop. - Giner Dspes
ihe aus SaIoniti sufOIge mar am
DOnnsritas BEL DaIanbopO. in Der Gt.
senb DON SirumHisa. Ddbrsno bes
saHsen Sasss Elm beftissr attiIIsrie.
iampf swifden ben Grdnsoisn uno
ben BuIsarsu i'm Ganst. Die Ssrbsn
siebsn iia Don 9etopo in gutter Srbs
nuns suriid.
5m Bsbuna paB, Der bic bon priIip
n0d Wonaiiir fiibrsnbs Strab, Be.
fdiist. fdIagsn bic Serbsn bi. bsftissn
ansriffs bn 4ulsarsn 3uriid. priIip
uub WOnaitir iinb porldufis nod ni&t
bsDrobt. bod bsrridt In Der Gsssnb
bon Wonditir tinige lInrubs.
Jm Mngemsinsn, Iasi bic DspeIte,
In bie Gage Der Gsrbsn sins Guberors
sentIi1 iritifde. iie biirfts iih aber
lsieniIih dnbsrn, .lptnn fis i'm Gtanbs
fsin iolIttn. nur nod iiir3s 3sit aus'
5uhalttn Weritartunsen bon ben gsls
liirten Dsrbsn f&neu nan Der Gront
gefaidt.
NentidJes llnterieebDpt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-05
Die 4cmtiben brimgen bel
9iimabmrg iuieber bpr.
Sn Serbien iiRb bic Deuts
f9en bisHad SraIieDo
aelangt.

- - ~ - ~ = -
gelangt.
Berlin. A. RpD. auf brabtloiem
8sse Ha4 SapoiIe, ga. y. Gas
srobs Sauptquartisr tiinbiste am
Donnsrftas an, bab Die Stubt Ritus
Iii6ii, stpii6en oem Sp,ntOn aRo
BEN SIfen Gee ssIsgeD, bic am SisHs-
tag DON ben gfuiisn einstnommsn
lpurSe, Don BEN 9eutidsH fpisoer'
sroxrt Dorben isi. Gs ipurbe fsrnsr
ansstiinbist, bab psitsr iiiSIid an
Der SftIideu Gront bi. armee bes Sss
nerdIs Graf gotbmsr 5000 Ruf.n
seTansen senommsn babe. Der be5iiss
Ii4s ofiisisue 8sritt Ilatet ME iuIst:
.armeesruppe beg Jsl6mari6das
bon 5inSsnburg: Dor Diinaburs uno
9arbunorpta iit bic Sala1t nod i'm
Ganse. Ulitulii4ii 1T pitSer DON
uns erobert porbsn.
.Mrmsesruppe bts Generals Don
2iniingen: Die Ruiien Osriu9ten nit
einsm lisberfau iih Oes Oorfss &us
cboda @ola gu bsmihtissn. Sic
ipurSen fDfort nisSsr hiuausssDorfsn.
gerIu&e Der Rufsu, gOFtiDnen BEL
gsartorpst tpisbtr gu erObsrn. Die lie
an uns bsrlprsn batter, idIussn febI.
Die 3a6I Der gsfanssuen, bic in Sise
Zen Gefeften gsHlaht rpurosn. bslduft
ii1 auf fiinf Sffi5isrs nnb 1117
Manu. Wir erbsuieteH aud eli Utdz
idbinsnssifiiBe. General BON gotbmsr
befinbet iid nod BEL sieuitOpsc nit
ben RuiIen I'm 2ampf. Die 3abl Der
BON ibm ssmddtsn 9sfaugeneu iibsr'
iteist bereits 5000.
gdIfan aritssi4d B.
DtutI6e 1ruppsn iinb in Ssrbien
tis in bic nSrbli& pDn araIieipo selss
gene gessno porseriidt unb baben
bort peitere $50 Gsfaugsne ssma4t.
es ipurbs aust anseiiiHDist, Sab bic
Halgasen ak GsnSt &a!apat, feds
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Nmiiiiber SransportSams
pier I'M Der GDnau
unb elm epaffneter D M
pier pon BEN RumGneH
interuirt.

llnb elm BEN a fnster D M
pier pom BEN RumGnen
interHtrt.
Berlin, 4. Rpp. 9tuf oruHIoIem
9sse na6 SapoiGe. q. .. Die ru-
mdniI1e Resisrung bat Die gntpaffz
nuns unb SntsrHirung bon sipei ruIs
fiI1en 5prpeSobooten unb eines Bee
paffneten Sampfers, bic in Surns
Geperin m rumGuiihsn SepdHern
lissen, anseorbnst," iast bic llsbsriees
ga6riaten 9gentur.
.RumGnii6e 3eitungsn perDffents
li6eu cine baIboffi8ieus grtlaruns,
babinlauteito, bab bic gsutipn iia ni6t
in ben arieg eirmpi9en tpirb, 10 Ian=
se feline pi6ttsften Sntereiien nitt ses
fdbrbet peroen, unb pab Rumdnieu
peber Serbisn nod ireenb elmer an
oereH gtdttoH gege1luoer Ir9eHo Del1e
militGriide @srpfltdtunsen babe. Die
gluiidt ee6t I'M 4agemeinen eabin,
baB bieIe GrtlGrung uIs 8epeis ba'
fir 1ugsiebsn tperben lam, bab Rus
manisn aut bic neuen @uridlGge gus
ridgstpieien bat, bic ibm am %. Sts
tpber BON ben Gnteute Wdhten ses
ndtt tpurben.
gritii4er mpfer per'
feHtt.
2pnbpn, a. Rop. 0erbrttii1s
Dampfer .Jrtargute" bon 1854 Ion'
nen, 1T perIentt aporoen. SiRf ut'
berle5sabe iiaa ssl0Hsst p0rasgL
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beriel6en Gage, ipie Grisdenlanb. Gin
GROCER 5beil oes Bottles 1T gu 8unften
Der glliirten, ipdbrenb Der a5nig unb
bic Resierung ii4 au. Wiibe geben, bic
NeutralitGt su tpabren. ipenisitsns 10
lange, biz es aIs setDiB erfdeint, bab
bic Miirien TN Stanbe iinb, iissreid
aus benz Rries herDor5usebm. :Sn
fuminien finben pieberboIt 9emons
itrationen gu 9uniieu elmer Sntsrpene
tion fat unb bieie iperben nod bur6
Die anfpfsnbeit elmer ftarten ruiiifben
Sruppenma6t an Der norooitIihen
1rsns.. bic auf cine GuIsssnb.it mar.
tet, 9ulsarien ansusreifeH. besiinitisi.
Su Berlin ff)eint man ibaiid9Iid
5u befiirhten. bab biefen aruppen aes
itattet ipirb. bur9 rumdniides Gsbist
gu maridirsn unb baB fid ibnsn bi.
rumdnii9e 4rmee anidliebm tpirb.
I'm ben Rumdnsn bies 3u osrIeiben,
Dirb cine itarte Ofterreidiids soeutide
Irmse on Der ipeftli6eH grsnse Rumds
HieHs tonSenirirt. Das lluangenebme
Der Gage, in Der fib Rumduisn befina
bet, 1T bGour6 perftdrit.
9lud absdsbsn bon ben 1ruppens
tonamtrationen geben iid bic aliirten
immsr nod aa9 In anbsrer Weiie
Miibe. Rumdnisn uHb Grisdsnlano su
iibns.ussH, baS ss in ibrem Sntsreffs
III. ii9 ibnsn ssssn bic GentraImadts
aHsuialisbsn.
On Der Ditli4en Jront III bic aaae
i'm qlIgemeinen unperGnbert. 9ie or,
feniips Der Deuti4en bat. aussenom.
men ir Der Gssenb Don Riga Inb Dis
ndburg, ipo bas Geldnbs folder art
III, bab ,in @orriiden isbr fdwisria
III, fat iibrau Elm gnbs srr,i6!, uHe
bic Deutiden baben ansefanaeu.. ii4I
fir ben Winter einangraben unb @srs
tbsibisunsspoiitionsn in ausseDsbriem
WaBFiab hsr3uri4ten. aud iiHo iic
bamit bsi9dftist. bic aOmmunitus
tionsIinie in ibrsm Riidsn in iebsr
m5sliaen Wsii. su psrbsHsrn. Bon
jebt an IN. ipsnisiteus an Der n0rbli.
d.a Sdlfts Der Groni. Bis uuf @eits.
res nur nod Elm SisIlunsstriss su srs
iparten.
Sm Siibsn unb in Sfs@dliSien
finben ab.r nod fortwdbreHo hsfiise
stdmpfe itatt unb beibe Ssiten bsbaups
ten bier I'M @oribeil gu iein. +.
Die <Serben, bic nod i'm Siibsn ibs.
res 2anbes Sianb baIt.n. no iie Don
briiifhen iinb fransOiii6en 5ruppen
unisritiibt ipubsn, fabren fort. iid TN
glorboiten unb Norpen DOT ben Bulge
rem unb ben OeuiidsDiierrediIhen
Wubiinbeten suriidSu5ishen. Die Bull
euren iinb isst nur nod feds MeiIsn
bon Mid entisrnt unO riiden au@ bon,
llesiup aus in norbpitIi8er Ri1iuns
ssesn priitiHa Dor. Dis SsSstu fnS
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aapitulatipn nber ben Cob
Gins pom ben 8sibeH
miiiien bic Serbsn
balb pd6Ien.

pal D ID q II.
Qmitsrbam, a. Iop. Maaior
.Wora6t, Der MititGrfa6mdnu bes
rgsrniner Sagsblutt", Iagt in elmer
Idngereu lle6erIift iiber bic Gage in
S,rbieH, baB ss i'm eissnen SntereiIe
Dieiss 2anoes fei, fih mil ben oeutI4z
0iterrei6ii6en 9er6iiROetsu ab5ufinz
ben. Waipr Morabt giebt gu, ooB Der
ierbiI9eR 5auptarmee nod elm Riid=
5ugspss often lit. nGmliA ourh bas
SanbI6at Pubipa5ar nad Wontenes
gro. @r briitt absr Oie auiiat aus,
oab bic buIsariide armee, Die nur 40
Weilen Don ben Serbeu eHtfernt 1T,
i'm StaRbe iein peroe, ibr BEN Rits
sug ab5uidneioen.
rGs 1T taum gu glauben, SaB bic
Serbsn nod Silfe BON ben alIiirten
ertpdrten," iast WajOr Mora9t. Gs
bleibt ibneu uur rod eine turSe 3eit
fir Die DabI 5ptiden aapitulation
pSer bem Soo. Sm SntereIis Serbiens
bpffen mir, baB es Die aapituIatiou
nnr 1iahsu rnirn
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2oubon. a. Ron. = Die neueiis
SenIation i'm Yaltau 1T bic Riehsrlass
Der sriedii9sn Rssisruns in Der Rams
mer uHb bic Sarauf erfolste Reiianas
iiOn bss 3aimis aabinsts. Wenusltid
fxfunnt mar, baB Der friibese prtmier
gleutberios @eni5slos. nit Der Rdios
ritdt Der aaulmer binier iif, ss in Der
gladt bate, 3aimis gu ieber 3eit gu
ftirsen, 10 fam Der arad bod san5
uneriparts., benn man bate gsalaubt.
SaB @enisslOs, DorIdufis tpenisiteHs,
bic Rsgisruns unteritiibsn iunoe. Die
Resieruns bate aber nessn elmer gang
untpidtiseu NeinungsDerfdiebsnb
spifden 5errn @sniselos nnb b.m
ariessminiitsr, @ensral ganatitias.
iiber seiDiifs MiIitdrmabrsseiu Elm
xsertrauensppium prlanst unb ipurbe
NIT lat ssgsn ia Stimmsn setdIae
gen.
Snbem 5err 3aiRis bem a6His
aOnitantin feline Rsiisnaiion sinsss
rsi9t bat, fdat bic 8erantporilidisit
fir bic psitere politit Gris6enlanbs
abermaIs auf bic Sdultsrn bss a6s
niss. Su 2pnDOn Habm man uutiirIid
iOiOrt an. bab iebt gsniselos iofort
ipiebsr ans Rubsr tommsn unS biss
ein Gtngrsifsn GrisdsnIanbs in ben
Rriss auf Ssitsn Der aIIiirisn bsbsus
ten tpiirbs, aus ben fpdter aus sltbsn
siHsetroffsnen DepsiHeH sebt aber bers
Dor, bab bas parlarnsnt pabridsinli9
aufseIof psrbsn pirb. Menn biss s.s
f4iebt, bann tuiirbsn ipenisitens siDsi
Wonats berssbsn, ebs Reuipablen abQss
bnItep unb bic nsus Rammer in 4tben
auiammentrei.n i6nnis. BIS bahiH
ipiirbs bas 9aimis aabinsi, bsfisH Re-
fsnation nod ni&t ansenommsn ipor-
ben in, piellei4t NIT einem anb.ren
arisgsminiftsr. Obsr sin aubsrss aabi'
net. bas bic Rsuiralii1tspoIiiii bss
aSniss unttritiist. bic Rssisruns iu.i.
irfiibrsn. una .s iDiirbs bemgemdb
isine alenbtruns in Der miIitarifGsn
Gage eintrsien.
Gslbit tpsnn @snistIos aufssfOrbert
iperben iOllts, Elm ntues adbinss ~ biIs
BEN, 1T ss tsinespsss setpib, bab sr iid
unter ben iibisen @srbdItuiiien ben
aniirim ani9Ii.btn uiirbe. bic 0uas
brupssGntsnts iDiirbe aber bic Gts
ipibb.it baDsn. bab q iid Mot gsssn
iie ipsnben tpiirbs.
GrisfsnIanb ipar nismuls 70 rttt
NIT Der 9sissuus pOu Ma5econien isis
tens gulsdritns sirDeritanbsn unb III
sinissn arsiisn in GrisdenIanS be-
fiir4ist man, bab Elm iiesrsiH.a guls
sarisn isins ausen auf aapaIu ri9tsn
ipirSs, pslden Safsn a0uis JsrSis
nanb na1 gstnbisnns Dts 9altautries
ees 70 brinssnb 5u babsu ipiiaidts.
gssuanisn bsfinsH il& anSsidtr N
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Mn Der Ditliben ssrpnt


9en uuf einen Stek
lungsfries lp dbrenb
bes Winters Dor.
ct. petersburg, 4. glop.
Sberit S3umstb, bet UlilitGrfa6z
mann Der ng0rien5eituns", telesrus
p4irt Dom ruffti6en 9auptquartier,
bab an Der sanasn ruifif9en Jront
eine ftrategtIhe Rubs einsstrsten lei,
unb Die Ssutf6sn, bic gs3pangsn
tDarsn, ibre SffeniiOe ein5uitellsn, ii4
fbsrdu fir etnen SteGlunsstrisg an
ihren ieBign 2inien oor6ereiteten.
.9er 5eino." 6sri6tet Sbsrit
S4umstp, Iest in Der forgfGltigiten
@eife Srdben an, Deriiebt Iie nit
Sefen unb bei4iiBt lie aud in anbe>
rer Betie segen bic strenge bes ruiz
iiIden Wintsrs. Das in ieinem Riis
den liegenbe 2unb pirb in5tpif9en
nit fie6eriiaer 2lttiDitdt orsaniiirt.
GanbitraBen perben rsparirt O0er ges
baut; permanente @iien6abnen ipieber
9erseitelIt; 5eIobabneu angelsgt; Bril-
den reparirt unb bic rufiI4en 5e.
itunssn peroen 10 retOnitruirt, OaB
i6re 9auptfrOnt Dem Often 5ueepsns
bet 1T.
S6srit S9umstp briidt bic Qniidt
aus, oaB bic YOiitionen Der Seuts
i8sn Bel Riga unb Oiinabarg ungiinz
itisere ieien, als an anoeren Sbeilen
Der 5ront.
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premisr 9iolitti 5ufarhmensetrpffen
lei. Nle bieie Wdnner foaen i6n, ben
@sri9ten 3ufolge, beiuGt Eaben. Qu9
1T CT nit benz i9tpebiIben @rafen
GbrensDarb, Der all Der Spite elmer
Srisbsns6epesuns ite6en ioa, ni9t
aufammenaetrpffen.
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pib.
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9as 2sarlamenf miro wa6r( (6einlid
anfgelof meroen
llno eS 6(si6t 0ann uo(duig aGes 6em MRn

Die
Sdnsin
eain sabmr af4n Die 1000 eeaHsns sHnaa
Diabur gsufde Sdhna
bic a5pk DfH3m ptk admpfs
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5ir 8 bio, SnOiana, BeIt 9ir.
gInlen unb bas untere Wli6igan: S60.
mes, tibleres QBtter am Greitag; am
Samitae f40nes 8etter.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-15
DEATH OF ALFRED D. WARNER

Prominent Business Man Fatally Strick-
en- While Attending Business Meeting
Alfred d. Warner, for some time
president of the Charles Warner Co.
of Wilmington. died suddenly Monday.
De ember 9Th, at his residence. Park
Drive and Grant avenue. Wilmington.
He had attended a meeting of the ex
ecutive mmittee of the Charles
Warner Co, and was taken i'll sud
denly shortly after o'clock. He
was hastened at once 10 HE home
and for a time seemed to recover
from the attack. Soon later. however.
a few minutes past 6 o'clock, he
passed away. The cause of his death
was heart trouble. Mr. Warner was
6S years Of age and was born in
Wilmington the son of Charles and
Mary Richardson Warner. Alfred d.
Warner became president of the
Charles Warner Co. upon the death
of E. Tatnall Warner. on January
15. 1904. He continued in that
capacity until about the first of this
year, when he resigned the presidency
and was succeeded by his eldest son,
Charles Warner. After that he be-
came president Of the executive boarC
of the company. He was associated
with many organizations. both civic
and private. He was q director oi
the p. B. & w. Railroad Co, direc
tor WILMINGTON Trust Co.. director
Chamber Of Commerce, a manager o.
the Wilmington Savings Fund So iet'
a manager Of the Ferris liIdustria
School and for many years truste'
Of the Unitarian Church. He married
Emalca Pusey. daughter Of The lat
Lea Pusey, who. with four sens. sur
vive him. The sons are Charlie
Warner, Alfred d. Warner. Ir Lei
7. Warner and Irving Warmer. Wit
the exception Of Lea, the sons ar
members Of the Charles Warner Co
He had 10 grandchildren. Funera
services will be held at the Warne
home, TO morrow. Thursday. after
noon at 2 o'clock. conducted by Rev
Frederic A. Hinckley. minister o
the First Unitarian Church.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-15
U, S, SENDS SHARP NOTE
TO AUSTRIA ON "ANCONA
NOT DISPOSED TO PARLEY
U. S. Asks Prompt Action On De-
nands-Wants Disavowai, Repara-
tion and Punishment Of Sub
marines Captain.

Washington.-The text of the Amert-
can note to Austria-Hungary regard
ing the sinking of the Italian steam
ship Ancona, reveals formal demand
by the United States for prompt de-
nouncement Of the illegal and inde-
fensible" act; for punishment of the
submarine commander and for repara-
ton by the payment Of indemnity for
the killing and injuring Of innocent
American citizens.
These demands follow a statement
informing Austria-Hungary that "the
good relations of the two countries
must rest upon a common regard for
law and humanity" The note arraigns
the shelling and torpedoing of the liner
as 'inhumane," "barbarous," and a
''wanton slaughter" Of helpless men,
women and children"
Not Disposed To Farley.
In official and diplomatic circles the
communication is regarded as being
the most emphatic declaration to come
from the United States Government
since the beginning Of the European
war.
No attempt is made to conceal the
/ fact that unless the demands are
quickly complied with diplomatic rela-
tions between the two countries will
be in grave danger Of being severed.
II Austria fails 10 make q satisfac-
tory response TO this note, II Is now
regarded as certain that diplomatic re-
lations. already strained. will be imme-
diately broken. Ambassador Penheld
will be recalled and the Austrian
charge in Washington will be offered
safe conduct out Of the United States.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-15
woRKHoUsE NOT QUARANTINeD

Kent Sheriff Informed That Man With
Smallpox had not Mingled With Others
Sheriff Kirby Of Kent county,
Thursday. took to the New Castle
County Workhouse. the four prisoners
who pleaded guilty to offenses on
Saturday last at an bdjourned session
Of the October term of the Kent coun-
" Court Of General Sessions. inclod-
ing Charles Fisher. a young white
man and Thomas Johnson, solored.
The former was sentenced to Z years
imprisonment and the latter TO 8years
Imprisonment. They both were SEN
fenced 20 40 lashes and fine o. $500,
for the highway robbery over a week
ago Of Tomas FARRELL. The other two
prisoners Percy Winchester and Will
liam Clarke were each given ! year
imprisonment.
Before taking the prisoners to the
workhouse. Shriff Kirby communicated
with Judge Boyce and Warden Craw-
ford at the Workhouse as to the ad-
visibility Of taking the Kent county
prisoners there since the rumor Of an
outbreak Of smallpox. Sheriff Kirby
was informed that the Workhouse had
not been quaFantined and that the
prisoner Wilson, who has smallpox
had not mingled with the prisoners
and consequently II was felt there
w-s not tsnTer n admitting the Kent
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-09-30
PLEASANT VIEW

The next meeting of the Ladies Aid
will be Mrs. Samuel Giants and will be
held at the church Wednesday, Oct. 6.
Mrs. Jane Dunn and Mrs. L. E.
Mosher were the guests of Mrs. J. F.
Benson last Friday.
Miss Villa James visited relatives at
Waldwick last week.
Mrs. Jane Dunn, assisted by Mrs. l..
E. Mosher, gave a dinner Monday to
ten little people in honor of Miss Emma
Benson's tenth birthday.
The Waldwick base ball boys and the
Pleasant View boys played game of
ball here Wednesday, which was won
by Waldwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cox and son
Willard attended the wedding of Miss
Alice Gardner last Wednesday.
M. j. Laverty is in Chicago this week
with cattle.
The annual supper and bazaar will
be held at the church Thursday Nov
ember IS.
Receipts from the Aid last Wednes-
day were $S.45.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-09-30
DIR. w. @. HALES
MODERN DENTISTRY
AT RIGHT PRICES
ITEMS OFLOCAL NEWS

Mrs. William S. Ross returned home
Monday of last week from an extended
trip through Canada to the Pacific
coast and a visit to the expositiOns.
Her son Roland met her in Chicago and
accompanied her home. Mrs. Annie
Blanchard, who accompanied Mrs. Ross
on the trip returned, with her as far as
Chicago arriving there Monday morn
ing; but on account Of the recent floods
was unable to reach her home in
Blanchardville until Thursday.
Mrs. Benjamin Williams died at her
farm home at Pecatonica last Saturday,
Sept. 25, at the age of 70 years. She
was buried Wednesday at Peniel ceme-
terry. Obituary next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Granville were
among the visitors at the state fair last
week.
DIR. and Mrs. George Shielding re-
turned to Mineral Point last week,
from their summer vacation.
Mrs. Ann Perkins of Dodgeville visit
ed here with her daughter Mrs.
Wallace Martin during the week.
The Rev. VIM. Frederick Phillips
has resigned as rector of Trinity church
and accepted the curacy Of St. Peters
church. New York City. Mr.. Phillips
expects to take up his new work the
first of November.
Mrs. T. S. Ansley is visiting at the
home of her daughter Mrs. w. A.
Jones.
After attending the state fair Mr.. and
Mrs. B. M. Richards of Wauzeka came
out and paid Mineral Point friends a
visit.
William j Davis and family attended
the funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Williams
at Pecatonica on Wednesday.
The Madison Democrat Of recent date
CONTAINS this personal mention Of two
former residents of Mineral Point
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Martin, Erin
street, left yesterday for Chicago,
where they will visit until Saturday.
They will then take the Ct. A. R. spe-
cial train to Washington. They have
rented their home and will remain in
the east all winter.
The printer of the Democrat met
DR.. F. M. Bailey on the street in Chi
cago one day last week. DR.. and Mrs.
Bailey now reside in Gary, Ind. They