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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

MID We ID Ah''h'l tIN lbA'' 'I'l
drCn have gone to Excelsior SPRINGS
where they win remain until SCptcm-
bar /. Mr.. RcedcI accompanied his
family TO the springs, returning home
sunday.
Mrs. W. II, Vandovcr of Rogers,
Ark, who is visiting old friends in
Tulsa, will be a guest this week of
Mrs. Phineas G. Walker, 723 North
Elwood avenue. and Mrs. Walkers
mother, Mrs. NJ E. Newlin.
Mrs. p. II. Henry will leave today
for her home in Marysyillc, Tenn,
concluding a pleasant visit Of two
months to her sons, Mossrs. George
and James A, Henry and their fam
lies.
Mrs. John w Simpson and son Carl
will leave this evening to spend sew
cTaI weeks in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Dr. and Mrs. r. S. Lynn and family
have removed from South Frisco ave
nue. to l101 Galveston.
Mr.. Roy II. Ctono ho9 gone to spend
a few weeks vacation at Chicago and
other great lake points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Il. Letcher are
home after a several weeks delight
full trip to Washington and Oregon
and the California CXposltions.
Miss Elizabeth Brown is a patient
in a local hospital, whore she under
went an operation for appendicitis
on Saturday.
The Misses Voris and Verne Vandc-
yer have returned from a few weeks
vacation visit TO their old home in
Irving, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d Hail arc ex-
| pected to return at the end Of the
week from their exposition trip.
Miss Dane Martin has gone to
Ninita for a few weeks visit with
friends.
A meeting of the board of direc-
tors Of the Young Women's Chris
tian association Is called for this
morning at 10 o'clock, at the cottage
on Fifth street.
The Philathea class of First Bap-
fist church will meet with Miss Mary
Frederick, 1925 Baltimore avenue,
this evening.
Little Maxine, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j.. Mccormick. is spending
the week with relatives in Sapulpa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar r. Howard left
last evening for their California trip.
The Misses Florence Funk and
Ruth IIovis have returned from an
over-Sunday visit in Okmulgce.
Mr.. and Mrs. W l.. Cone of Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, have arrived for a visit
to the home Of Mr.. H. X. Cone and
family.
Olive, young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. w. Baxter, has returned from
a weeks visit with her cousin, Miss
Olive Ford of Dewey.
Mrs. Il. G. Conner and little son
James will leave Thursday to spend
the remainder Of the summer in Col
orado.
Miss Katherine TAYLOR Of Shawnee
has juinted her sister, MISS Laura
Taylor, in a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt I. Caspary.
Unpaid telephone bills for the month
Of July are past due. If not paid by |
6 p. m of the fifteenth, service will
be discontinued. Pioneer Telephone & |
Telegraph Company--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

mr. and Mrs. George RI. Butler have
returned from a several weeks' stay at
their ranch IN the i<iamichi noun
tains Of southern Oklahoma and arc
at their home IN Carson avenue
After a few weeks at home, Mrs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

A pleasant event of the weekend
the dinner which Mrs. G. E. Nc
CormiCk gave Saturday afternoon in
celebration of Mr.. MoCormicks birth
day anniversary. The dinner table
adorned with an attractive cen
torpicce of sweet peas and covers
were laid for Mcssrs. Murry NJ. Doan,
G. e Crawley, Henry McGraw, Ed
ward Gatrell, Charles Neal, Allen H..
Braymer, c. A. Siggins, Fred Wildcy,
Elmer Andrews, c. 3. lockwood and
J. j. Mccormick of Sapulpa and John
SChrCnk of BartlesVille.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

Miss Jessie Hastings will leave
Wednesday for a months vacation
visit with her mother, Mrs. S. A..
Hastings, at thor home near Phil
adelphii. Miss Hastings has
planned a brief trip to Atlantic City
and New York and viii also visit in
Harrisburg, Pa, In her absence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

Butler viii again join the ohlldrrp O.
the family on the ranch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Baxter, II East
Twelfth street, have as their guest
Miss Marilla Adams of Woodstock,
Ontario. Miss Adams was for a mum
Der of years at the head of the art de-
partment of the Edmond tOkla.)
normal, and has only recently re
turned to the United States after two
years study at the art centers Of
Europe,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

Mrs. p, II. Henry will leave today
for her home in Marysyillc, Tenn,
concluding a pleasant visit Of two
months TO her sons, MossEs. George
and James A. Henry and their fam
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

The Misses Voris and Verne Vaudc-
yer have returned from a few weeks
vacation visit to their old home in
Irving, III.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

Miss Katherine TAYLOR Of Shawnee
has jUinted her sister, Miss Laura
Taylor, in a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt I. Caspary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
of July are past due. If not paid by
6 p. m of the fifteenth, service will
be discontinued. Pioneer Telephone &
Telegraph Company.LAdv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

The large resources of this business enable us TO maintain stocks
at a high point of efficiency by securing them directly from the
most desirable sources of supply Oftentimes first choice is a-
corded IS by manufacturers and that means that we have the rare
privilege Of "skimming the cream from the milk" thereby effect
uany guarding the best interests of our customers, not now and
then but always.
are vaHuelcss without experience they are worthless And with
out eternal vigilance in the ue of them they maintain and sustain
nothing at all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Hail arc eX-
pected to return at the end Of the
week from their exposition trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred X. Letcher are
home after a several weeks delight
full trip to Washington and Oregon
and the California Cxposltions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

The picture show party at which
the Misses 3oxie Marie Mari and
Ruth Younger were hostcsses Sttur-
day afternoon at the Palace thelter
included as guests the Misses Anna
Ingram, Evelyn Connolly, Mary
Walsh, Norma Miller. MARI Walker,
Grace Downing, Helen Thurman,
IGthclyn Carpenter. Clara MCJUukin,
Lucille Lee, Bess Hudson, Kathleen
Lcbus, Gladys Cusae and Edith Lynn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-13

Miss Elizabeth Brown is a patient
in a local hospital, whore she under
went an operation for appendicitis
Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26
Returns to The Azores.

Domingos H. Costa, who has been
in the restaurant business here, left
this afternoon for his old home in the
Azores Islands where he hopes to re-
cover his health. He had been in the
hospital for some time suffering from
lung trouble and it is upon the advice
of his physician that he is returning
to the land of his nativity. He will
sail from Boston. He expects to re-
turn to this coast when he RECEIVERS
his health as he has grown to like ii
during his nine years residence here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26

The cooperation between the fed
eral forestry service and the officials
of the state game service is to be ex-
tended even farther as a result Of a
conference between government for
estry officials and the state game
Commission. Marion Jack of this
city, one of the commissioners, is to
be member of the special commit
tee to confer farther with the forestry
men. In the past years there has
been a cooperation between these de-
partments with the result that ran
gers have acted as rangers in the
protection Of the forests. Supervisor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26
Hasn't Learned Of Purchase.

Roy T. Bishop Of the firm of Bish-
op Bros. stated today that he had not
been apprised Of the purchase Of the
Washougal mills. A proposition was
made to them, he states, several weeks
ago and his brother, C. M. Bishop,
left few days ago for Portland and
Washougal He may have 'consum'
mated the deal. Mr.. Bishop says. The
Washougal mills went into the hands
of a receiver about three years ago
and the Bishops leased them. The
principal creditors have compro'
missed their dispute which threatened
long lawsuit and recently offered
to sell to the Bishops. Mr.. Bishop
states that the deal, II put through
includes the millsite and property at
Union. Ore, as well as at Washousal'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26
Attended Bar Meeting.

S. D. Peterson Milton lawyer, re-
turned this morning from Portland
where he attended the joint meeting
of the Oregon and Washington bar
associations. He states there was a
very strong program, two notable
addresses being by ex-President Taft
and by George II. Turner of Wash
ington Yesterday the lawyers were
taken on a trip over the Columbia
Highway other lawyers attending
the meeting from this county were
Judge G. W. Phelps and Will N. Pc
tersOn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26

A recurrent spree is fatal to liberty
as Jacob Kellerer discovered this
morning when he was brought into
police court for the third time in three
days on a charge of being drunk,
On the first occasion he paid a five
dollar fine but within six hours was
in again He served most of his three
day term, was released yesterday and
was back in Jail again by night. This
morning Judge Fitz Gerald gave him
ten days in Jail without option.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26
Prizes for Indians.

w. I. Gadwa, local leather worker
today proved himself a Roundup
booster by putting up two prizes for
the Indian contingent Of the big
show. He will put up an appropriate
trophy to be awarded to the best
mounted Indian and one for the best
mounted squaw. Roy T. Bishop, dl-
rector of Indians. reports there is
more interest than ever before In
the Roundup among the Indians oil
the reservation and promises gor'
geous and spectacular tournout.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26

Acting Mayor Dyer and several of
the councilmen are this afternoon in
specting the proposed site for a sep
tic tank just below the city The
council is now considering installing
this tank in the near future for the
sanitary disposal of the city sewage.
1t Is believed site can be secured
free of charge in return for the water
which will be available for irrigation
purposes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26

Cryder of the Umatilla forest reserve
states that his understanding of tho
extension of the cooperation is that
forest supervisors will supervise all
of the streams not only in their re-
serve but in the same vicinity with
a view to stocking them with the
proper number and variety of fish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26
Cowgirl Is Coming.

Lola Beach, a cowgirl who was pre-
vented from riding in the contests
last year on account of broken arm
will be here this year. She writes;
we have Just returned from visit
to our old home near Kalispell, Mon
tana, and find that even there the
people are quite enthusiastic over the
Pendleton Roundup"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26
Milton Band for Ronnd.nn

The Milton band was Yesterday en-
gagged by the Roundup directors to
play for the three-day performance
This band is one of the best city
bands in the northwest and this will
be its first appearance in Pendleton
Large crowds are expected this year
out of the Walla Walla valley just as
in past years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26
OeCar Not Carl Newuuist.

An unintentional error on the part
of a physician led to the printing OF
a report yesterday to the effect that
a daughter had been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl NewQuist. Mr. and Mrs
Oscar NewQuist we're the parents
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26

NO Longer lnoJFuCVOT az HOOl'
The management of the pubic ma
tatorium announced today that Jim
my" Fulton who has been giving pri-
vate swimming and diving lessons at
the pool since it's opening, is no longer
connected with it. Some friction
arose between him and the manage
ment resulting in a dissolution Of the
arrangements made when the pool
was first opened
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-26
nRW$y Notes
Of PtndIttVn


EAAN NAlCA NtuHtSA dCNlAuHs
Fire Chiaf Ringold was last even
ing granted a two weeks vacation
dating from September l. He has
been on the Job for nine months with.
only a 1s hour layOff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

fnaoen mir In ssiibiid). Teutidjen siii
|c 10 3. 3. itntt ~bas" .ocs". itatt
,,pas" NOS. itdtt .@ros" ~@ros'
|uim. Gos 1T MIN ober in pieIen oerf'
!ten giaIeften ebenfols 10. Dor al.
I'm in ben iddfiiden. gs fitloet iit9
aser aud bieie 9lbipeihirts In Der d.
ictn SdJriftfprode, 3. q. Bel @eiler
bon aniiersberg (f 1910, ilno ipat'i'
Der ritiiiid)c ssiioe itatt s(tbem Ctbenl
icgt, 70 iprid)t cr gut Iiitberiid], bent
10 ipirb Der Tbiiringcr 2utbcr oas
Bcrt aiisgeiproden boben ipetn er
aus ieiner eigenen pialnten'lleber
ieting sitirte: ,gIIles, mas S6em bat
lobe oenSerrn." Man eriiebt aIfo aus
oieien fiirsen g(noeutiingen i1on. BON
neIh aiiBerorbeutIidem gluben 6ds
Siioiid, -Geiitide fir ilniere Gprndl.
iorid,ungen iein fam. gs fam ms
pidtige aufifIiiiie seben iiber bic
gcifidte Der beiitifen pbonetif.
9liif Die ,@ranrnratif ns Siioiidj.
0elitiden fam bier nidjt ndGer eiir
segongen iperben. gtlr iouiel iei Ger.
rcrgesnben: Gs fam iebr iuobI cine
Genaie ssormenIebre oes iiioi.h.oeiit.
iden DiaIefts aiiieeiteat tper6en, unb
nit Sicicr sSormenIebre ipiiroe 6dnu
'1r id)IagenSte geipeis fir ben beiit.
,tlen Gbarafter beg 9ialefts aelteie-t
perben, ocun Die gan,e Tetlination
ilub aoniugation III oitsgeIproden
beutid,, obne iebe irembegeimiifaine.
ScpieI iiber Die 1ubere Grifei.
mna oesS SiiGid. Geutihen. Was aber
bic innere ssornt, ben @eiit bieier
Sprd6. betriffi, 70 ttdsi lie gang unb
gar Den Gbaraftcr elmer 8olfsipra&e.
Sie seigt ale glitcH gigenihdften ei.
ner inId,en: SinnIif,e Stride, giIb.
Iidfeit, arnii, Graiiif, Wis unb 6a.
siI einen oiirdnus meIootihen 4Iang.
llno oieie SprafDe bat MN eine Cite.
rahn berporgebratt, oie ihon Sdbr.
bimoerte aft 1T. Die aber iid sans be.
ioubers In ben Iebteu 3futi Wenfdsns
altern pi bober gIiithe entipidelt bat.
10 boB iie aIIe pcetiid,en @attllngen
befitt. Ronian. WopeIle, 2nrif, Orn.
ma, ia iogar cine untfangreihe grei-
ie uno elm auFitrebenbes 5beater. siui
Siefe Siterahr eirl3uaeben ipirb iid
nicIeidt ipdter einnaI GeIegenbeif
bieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Die ,,8erratbsr"

Der prdfibent bat .s offenbar ba,
raul abasfsben. i'm ameritanif4en @ol.
fe bic @niiht au p.rbreitsn, bab Sc.
Der, Der fir bic Rshte Der Ser. Siaa'
ten eintritt, elm ginbeitriasameritaner
uuo bamit Elm 0srrdtber 1T. gu unie-
rem gebauern finben mir, bab bieiss
gemiiben bes prdiibenten ni6t gGBs
lid obne grfOIg 1T. Das lisst baupts
fGdli9 baran, bdb Der iiberfpiegenbs
3beil Der angIosameritanii6en preiit
ibrem oeritedten ooer offenen 1suts
f4enbab fr0bnt, inbem iie bic i1ma6s
bols 8ergepaltigung, bic mir bon
enslanb erleioen, tobtI9fpeigt. Dirbs
bas ameritdnii6e Bolt bic fpobre unb
notbige glufttdruns bariiber erbdlten,
10 gG6e es feline anberen ais 8inbes
itri4sameritansr in bieiem Ganbs,
benn es III offenbar, bab Sener, Der
ii4 nift abfi9tli6 6linb itellt. ss Teben
lam, bag mir aufeeb6rt baben, cine
freie, fouOerGns Hation gu fsin unD
sum 8ofallen @nslanos berabosiuuten
iinb. Sober Gag bringt neu, aunbe
BON i6awlofen 0srsepaltigirnosn unb
tpenH bie Ration auf ibre GrnieDriguna
hinsepieieu fDirb, srt5nt als slntiport:
9inbeftrid <4meritdHer! 9errd!ber!
Das barf aber Tiemanben, Der Is
nit unierem Qdnbe ebrltd) meiut. bas
bon abbulten, Die IbatiaGen dnsufiibs
rem, fpeIde erfeben ldFen, bob iDir IN
i4ma4Soafter britii4sr Rns9tf9aft,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Mtprdientant 81 ann DO.

ReprGfentunt Wta1n pol
Sllinois, Der Siibrer Der rspubIitani
Ithen 9ortei i'm Der. Ct. Rsprdientan
tenbaus, bat bic 9tntiinpiguns crIdfsn
oab er tein 9eiperber I'm bic prdii
bentT8dft lit, aber er empfieb!t bring
lii6It bic Domination bes GrzSenu
tors RDpt. Oieie lei n0tbig, neil mad
ieiner 4nii9t bic Republitaner eirer
idperen &f bdben iperben. 9ei
Wabitab, mad bem bas 8plf urtbeile
iet cine CUTE Sei9Gftslage uuD bieI,
iperbe i'm 2aufe bes nGditen SSahres in
JoIge Der eruBen 9OIobiIan3 qIGn5enr
iein. Serr Mann irrt iih in ieber Be
siebung. gtoot bat fsinsn Nimbus Oer:
loren, ieitbem bic pon ibm abgsfoBte
neus Sonititutipn pon Reip gort tpeeer
ibrer ausseipro6en reattipndrsn Se=
iinnung pom 9oIfe perlporfen iporber
1T. Sobann III gu bsfiirdten. bab biz
prosrsfiiDen, fdqs Root nominirt tper:
ben Iollte, pieber einen eigenen Prdiis
benti6aftss&dnbtbaten dufitsIlsn fpers
ben urb bic 3uiammeridliebung alIer
5attionen 1T notbtpenbig, I'M Der re-
publitaniiden partei ben Sie9 au
iidern. Gin republitanif6er prdiis
bentfAafts s&anbibat a6er, Der tein
ausseIpro6ener ReattionGr III, bat bic
bette ausiiht auf Grfole, benn tpas
Wtann Don ben gutsn 3eittn 'uot, bic
unierer barren, III SGuiipn. Den srcs
fen llshrflub an 9olb, ben mir hdben,
bat gnslonb uns ihon gum grpben
Sbeil abgenommen unb BEN Asit ipirb
es uns nebmen, inbem es alle Der. ct.
papiers, bic es mod i'm gstraoe pon
5tpei WGqiarben beiiBt, briibsrihidsn
Dirb. Doraus tpiro cine beGngitieenbe
Selbtnappbeit iid ergeben. fir fpe!de
nit sutem Re9t bic osmOtratiifY BAR
tel perantportlich gebalten perben
pirb. Damn lit aud eriidtl.6, bab
8rbon, Der nod INNER eiuen fcbr aIo=
zen Giuflub beftBt unh tbotiG6lidD
9Bilion gum YrGiibenten gemaht bat.
fi6 gegen ibn tpeToen pirb. 9ds Ger
bulten bes prdiiosnieu segen 0eutfds
Lamb, bas grnan Deranlobt bal, aus
bem &abinst gu fdeibsn unb Tsine befs
tise 9egnerI6uft gegen bus BON Ora.
fibenten aufgefteats Weilitdr 9ro.
aramm boben bus Saf.Itud Spiiden
beiben burhIhnitten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

Wte mir aus ben lebten
beutIdlGnbiiden 3eitiinaen erieben.
tdmpft bic oeutife Resierung nibt
sesen cine Sunsersnctb an, iunoern
sessn bic @etpiHenlciisteit Der qreis=
ireiber, Die oem Grmeren 8olte oeri9iez
nene Nobrunssmittel ilneri9ipinglif)
MAIDEN. Hdhbem iie ben 8roblpu4er
unterbriidt bat, iiebt Iie iif Ne5puns
gen, gesen oenielben Wuher In SleiIG
unb Butter einSuidreitsn. gBir btins
gen banit Elm iebr traurises &upitcl
DeutI6ldnbs. WGbGnb NIT Subei
unb geeeiIteruns bas 2eben fir pas
gatsrlanp aebpfert pirb, 1T Der
pdtriotii4e @eift in !6dnbelsreifen
ni6t iinrf senue. bic 9epinr'
Tudt su iiberminben. Die ulte Sr'
fabruns, bob Der 9elbiad fein @es
ipiifen bat, fheint iid leiber an pem
beiibenben 5beil bes beutIden Bottles
au beitdtisen. 9egen bieie @etpiiIens
loiisteit bes gefiBes I9reitet bic Resies
ring elm, oamit Die drreren Sla'Ien
niht sdn5lib leer ausgeben. Sarin
pirb bic Hegierun9 ni4t unteritilbt,
Ionbsrn BON Der senannten SlaiIe, reip.
ibren 3situnesorganen iperben ibr al
Ierlei S9lpieriateiten in ben Neg aes
lest. Oas sebt 10 peit, oaB nan ben
5einoen Iori6ub leiitet, inoem libet
eine Sunsersnotb eetlagt pirb. Die in
,Wirtlidteit ni9t borbanben III. DIR
SubeI, ben Die 5etnoe buriiber empfins
ben, 1T fretIid ntat anssbra6t. benr
es III erii@tli6, bab iie iih ni6t in
beFerer Gage beftnben. Rubranasmite
tel Iinb in Gnalattb unb Jrantreih,
trobbem bic 3ufubr ungehinbert IT,
ebenfo tbeuer, ME in 9sutiblanb, neil
hort ebsnfoas Der Wuder pprkrri fl,
ndditbem bab ss an S6iffen fir einsn
ousrei6enbe s3ufubr bonn 9luslonos
feblt. ,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Die @enuothuuna. ben vi

Die @enugtbuuns, ben als
liirten gum Siege perbolfen gu habell.
pirb Der prGifoent nt9t erleber. Tad.
bem jebt fosar bic 9ulsarsn ben 5rans
soien ems tiidbtis aufsebrannt baben,
1T isbe M0sIi6teit, ben Ginsu9 be:
beutf9en @erbiinpeten in aonitdntincs
pei auf5ubalten, sei9punben nno ios
balb Der 3ug naf gsnptsn besinnt,
ipirb ees prdiioenttn betbeeliebter
Jreunb, @nslaro, duf bic &nis fallen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

Digenissn, ipelGe fir be asd,te unb
bie Gbre Der Der. Stdaien iimpfen.
iinb feline WerrGtber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

Iaiirten iiberhaupt i,iHts bietsn fppls
len. 9emna1 bieibt nidts dnbereS
iieris. dIs iie meter miirbe au tlopfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Sas grubibitipusputum In
Cbip.

sfolgenbes lit cine 9abeIle Der
Obicsr Counties nit bem R.fultai
ibrsr atftimmuns iiber bic probibis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

Gtne eieentb ii m Il d E Redt'
fpre9ung bat iid bas uberite Seridi
bon Siib= =Datoia geleiitet. 8ieies bat
entidteben bab bic 2ssislatur Elm
our6 Referenbum ssiauffenss pri-
1nGripabIgeIeb aufbeben lam. Sn Der
8esriinbung fpirb geIust, buB unter
Der @erfaiiuns ppbl oas Bolt 8eieBt
erlafen, aber bic 2esislatar Die bonn
9plte geidaffenen 9eiese pieSer aufs
beben t6nne. 0us 1T natiirli6 Elm
uniinniser Wiberipruh, pirp uber bic
&edttionGre in Den peridiebenen Stdd@
ten, mo pas Referendum eingefiibrt lit,
ni6t bappn abbalten, bem in SiibsSa=
tota geeebenen 9eiIpiel gu fOlssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

gs bat tart ben QnI .5sin, als
fpenn sStaIien bes 9risses lsibis getpors
BEN lit unb aus Der bDien Gage, in
fpelbe es gerutben 1T, itb tpieber bers
aussuarbettsn psriuht. Die 9luii6t
ipirb bort oertrstsn, bab 5piitsn Sta
lien unb Oeuti9lonb tein &rieg beitsbt
uno bemna6 ni9ts oorliset, ;ras Sta
lien psrbinbern tonnts, DeutidlanD
iolhe Wdaren 5uSuitiden, Die ni6t
militdriIhen 3pedsn bienen. ipofiir
bieies ieinerfeits Waaren liefern folI.
0as 1T unIeres @rmeFens tpeiter
ni6ts, als eins 9Orbersttung 81 sineuy
Separatfrieben. Dab bieier 8sbante
Murael fabt, 1T ni9t gu Derpunoern.
Die Staliener BADEN fiir6terlids Der
lutte erlitten uro ni6t bas yfinbeiis
ausgeri6tet. Die Soffnuns, Silfe BON
ben Gaiirten gu erlangen, fam niht
inebr gebegt perben, ieitbsm sriidtlid
1T, bab bieIe ni6t i'm Stdnbs iinb, fi6
IeIbit segen bic oeutfatn 8srbiinbeten
su pe6ren. ctm llebrtsen baben
ameritaniI6e aorreiponbenten i6pn
ieit lGnqerer 3eit bic aniiat aus
geiprp6en, bab bic QuflDiang beg
9isrOerbanbs in Stalien useinnen
Deroe uno 3par in isbr naber 2eit.
5iirit gHIop bat Ii6 Derans
Iabt geieben, bic 2lnsabsn, ipslte i'm
nit Srieoens >WiIiionen in @erbinbune
bringer, gu tpiberlegeu. DisIe &C.
rii9ts perDen bon Der dlliirten preiie
aussefprenet, I'm ben @lauben 5u err
fpeden, bab 0euti6lanb nidt mehr i'm
@tanbe isi, ben arisg fortsuIessn.
Dag feline beItdnbistn DafFenerfolae
biefs 9ebauptung 2iisen itrafsn, tpirb
ni4t bsuhtet Srosbem fam 5uges
itunosn tperOsn, bab es fir Seutfrbs
lamb Elm ebenIolf)es Slid fpdre ipie
fur bic iibrteen 2Gnber, penn es gum
Jrieben tame. gs 1T aber ebsnIo pers
nunftDibris, pie unannebmbdr, Don
Deuti6laHo gu psrlangen, oab es sus
erit nit Triebensperidldsen berDortr.s
te. peil ieber folder @orf6laa als
G6pdhe ausgelest perben ipiirbe unb
bic gebirgunsen bic Deuti4lanb
itellen mub. baau bienen t0nuteu, bic
@aiirten 5ur Gortfssuus bes &rieaes
anauipornen. Demnd6 1T elm Griebe
nur tnDglitb, tpenn bic alIiirten fid fit
befiegt ertldrH. Deutf4lanb ipirb
fppbl tstne 5orberunqen itelIen, mel
DIE pegen ibrsr llnmabigfeit suriidaes
ipiefen tprbsn miibten, bsnn Mabis |
elng i'm Slid mar BON jebsr bsutfhe
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