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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06
Must Leave Country Or Be
Transf6ffed to Distant Prov
inces; Treatment Bad

STOCKHOLM Sweden The Ameri
can consulate general at Moscow
which has. since the beginning of the
war, been delegated by The German
| goyernment to handle German civil
| prisoners Ia Russia, is now making q
determined effort to return these pr
soners to Germany SO that they MAJ
net suffer the hardships of another
winter in the interior of Russia Al
though these prisoners have not been
the victims Of actual cruelty on the
part of Russian officials, their. condf
ton has been indescribably wretched
Hundreds of them have died from cold
starvation and disease.
"A recent order issued by Prince Usu'
pohs the governor of Moscow, stated
explicitly that every German or Aus.
trian of non.sla vie origin regardless OF
age. state Of health, or any mitigatiRg
circumstances whatsoever, must leave
MOSCOW before August IA, either for
Germany or for one Of the interior gov.
lefnments which have been chosen for
the internment of civil prisoners and
which already harbor over 1090oo
men, women and children. ,..,...,; -
Means Certain Death. ,,.s~, !. = r.
+ This order meant certain death for
scores Of .Mescow residents whose phy.
steal condition was such that even a
short Journey under the best condi-
lions would have been dangerous. John
Snodgrass the American consul gen.
eral, who had made. a special study OF
these cases appealed TO- the governor
CT Moscow for Discrimination in the
execution Of the order Of expulsion. but
popular feeling has run so high against
the German and Austrian subjects in
Russia that it was stated that, excepr
tons could not he made
:: An American cerrespO ndent sitting
in the offices OF the consul general
watched the stream Of foreign subjects
who were suddenly confronted with
expulsion from the country which they
had learned to consider their own.
Most Of them, although German or
Austrian, subjects, had lived so lang
in Russia that they were thoroughly
Russian in their sympathies and some
of the women had even been devoting
their time In sewing and making cloth
ing for Russian soldiers For q large
percentage CT them q return. to Ger
many where all their associations had
long been broken, or ., seclasioa in
the interior of Russia were .alterna-
tiyes Offering an equally dismal pros
peet.ss, s,-.4,.j, >.,s..
Crowded lotto cattle Trains. -,
Except in extreme cases, serious i'll
ness and infirmity do not interfere
with the deporting of the patient
Crowded into trains commonly used
fer cattle. almost without food, scant-
lily clad and in various conditions of
disease and despair, these miserable
persons. are subjected to p -.
tourney which lasts for days, and in
great many cases are. forced To march
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06
The Truth About Shields

-
TsHERE u much to eonsidsf Ssyont
cost and quality 50 buying shields
and there - aImott ~ much additional
-comfort in selecting the eorTect shape
and size Il 10 cellars aud hats
r. Too many Z eharpning blouse, looking
a. II made from the airy dreams Of {
poet, - married BY pair Of too evident
shields. becausN far too large and badly
placed. Such carelessness II inexcus-
able when such tiny ones may be pur-
chased and n cotersd with. the inner
chiffon lining wfII Be practically inyisi-
bic. Then, too few know that The
blouse should be turned outward over
the knee and the shield placed smooth
ly and natIy, pot drawing At ALL and
the larger part Of the, shield toward the
front -
ln.r. Il, .,arx. .s si.l .sor ,Ao.. sho
ara stout or perspire very much, hut
with the half to sew into the blouse
large and just tiny lap on the sleeve
side and there are shields who're The
point rises IN the front for those who
have full bust. ...s.ss Il = IS. s.
For iinEeris bfo1ses are the muslin
covered and lace trimmed ones, and
black ahiel1s for mouFninG.
The shield which IL to be worn. on
each eide ~ the corset u Q great pro-
tectipn. 10, IN expensive pair. Some
ttmeS e, shield n the center front ID all
that = required The bTassiere with
shields which may. he Numbered has
BEEN most successful with the kimonp
sleeve. eA III % sometimes di1nculf to
eafu1t with deepllets or lingerie frocks.
a very charming girl who ruined many
chIHon frocks found that Il strip Of
stelK cloth Wrapped about her before
nntting on the cor1sts saved many 8
pretty frock e wen as dainty eorSsts.
Another idea for evening wear Il to
wrap several folds of flesh colored ;chif-
s6a about the arms and SHOULDERS and
- ebyiate the nee Of ahieidh The chit
ssp lses percsptieie. lann9eEs exesly
For the Il woman "a 8. Win 3 ! I'm bun Who
- uncomfortable when she leans for-
Nere Y sysling drsss there = 3 series
e Plated tube faps about two inches
deep and diHinishipg 70 one inch
Thee are seWnf together and Fastened
asife the cSrsage the lafeest IAN next
70 The material but not showing RbQEe,
- that leaning fOrw ard only nutiy tulls
= seen and the line 81 the trocS g not
eestfpyed ~ ( s. :. 80. -. 50 81
Another woman found simple way
% obyiate the transparency OF tineSEie |
dresses and Amy petticoats ~ facing |
the from panel OF the pettieoet with tta |
material, With pettieoats airead y ma de |
the piece may Be added Of II desired |
wider to 81 the fashion an inset of |
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06
RUSSIA forcing IH0gSANDSQf
GERMANS TOINTERDMEl7 CAMPS

overland for so or 20 miles from the
railroad station to the camp where
they are to be interned.
The sanitary conditions on these
trains are. vile and there Is every pos.
.siralLty for the spread Of disease.
There is no assistance for the sick and
there is no protection against infec-
ton for those who are well On the
march from the railroad to, the camp.
large numbers have frozen to death
alcng the way The lot Of these ,peO-
pie is one which il would be difficult 10
exaggerate. u q.
Mr.. Snodgrass is at present trying
to ccnyiHce the governors Of the va
rions provinces that their cooperation
is necessary, unless the cnnditspp ri
German ciYn prisoners in Russia Is 70
become national scandal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06
THROW AWAY YOUR
EYE-GLA ASSES
You can Aax. ElIIea Cd u.e !. Aom.
a FREE PREecRIRTloH

Do you wear slasses? Are ron .
victim OF eye-strain or other eye-Weak-
nessss2 II 50. you win be glad to
know that there e real hope for ypl
Many whose eyes were falling. say
through the principle of this wonder
fal free prescription. One man says,
after trying It: Il was almost blind:
could not see % read at ALL Now 1
can read everything without any glass
e. and my eyes do not water any
more. At night they would pain dread
fRllyi NOW they. feel fine all the time.
It was like miracle to me- A lady
who used 1t says: The atmosphere
seemed hazy with OF without glasses,
hut after using this prescription for
Is days everything. seems clear. =
can even read .fne print without glass.
es" 1t ID believed that thousands who
wear glasses can now discard them In
reasonable time and multitudes more
viii be able to strengthen their, eyes
so as to be spared the trouble and ex-
pense Of ever getting glasses. Eye
troubles OF many descriptions may be
wonderfully benefited by following the
simple rules. Here 10 the preserip-
ton; Go 70 any active drug store and
get q bottle Of Diploma. FIJI a two
ounce bottle with warm water, drop
IN one optona tablet and allow to dis
solve With this liquid, battle the
eyes, tive to four times daily. :, You
should notice ye1r eyes clear up per-
eeptibly right from the. start and in
Illumination viii Qaiekly disappear. If
your eyes are sbothering you, even q
little. take steps to save them now
before it is too late. Many hopelessly
blind might have been saved if they
had cared for their eyes in, time
advertisement
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06
HOME MADE WOOL.
FOR ||| FACTORIES
ISCH|NAs Plan


SHANGHAI. Acting upon the sug
gestion OF the Minister Of Commerce
and Agriculture and other advocates
OF homemade goods for China. one q
the large textile factories of Shanghai
Is now being transformed into a mil
for the manufacture of knitting wool
The amount of wooden yarn sold
through this port annually Is said to
be more than $50. 000, 900 In gold.
= Shanghai merchants have agreed 70
push the local yarn. AT present the
capacity of the mill, which win actual.
II begin work in September. is only
1000 yards daily. The manufacturers
promise as good quality as the heavy
wool imported SO extensively for use
in the cold sections of China. There
are 40 wholesale agents who deal al
most exclusively n wooden products.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

LIMITED, auctioneer, on Saturday,
the 50th day Of October, 1915, at 1900
o'clock noon: -. 49,, -.
The property mentioned, In said col
lateral agreement and to be sold con,
sists Of: ~ -, /
Ninety eight 1881 shares of the cap.
ital stock OF. Miller Salvage Company,
Limited, a Hawaiian corporation. and
also that certain, collateral promissory
note, dated January %, 1903, made by
Eben p, Low to the order of said Fred,
erick G. Miller. for the sum of Five
Thousand Dollars (S5000, 001, payable
six (6) months after its date, the
same having been endorsed and trans
ferred by said Frederick c. Miller to
the undersigned, and on account Of
Two Thousand Dollars $4,000 has
been paid, and the same being secured
by siXty-seven go shares of the cap
ital stock of said Miller Salvage Com
pany. Limited.
TERMS: Cash, United States Gold
Coin. Deeds at expense of purchaser
For further particulars, apply to
Holmes & Olson, 500 kaahumanu
street, Honolulu, attorneys for Mort
gage, or said James F, Morgan Com
pany, Limited, Honolulu, auctioneer
Dated. Honolulu, T. H., September 90,
1915.
THE FIRST AMERICAN SAVINGS
& TRUST COMPANY OF HA-
WAH, LIMITED.
BY L. T. PECK.
Its President,
and RUDOLF BUCHLY,
Its Cashier.
Mortgage.
&2Sl-Sept, 90, Oct. 6, 10,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

|VIKGINIk MYERS. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. jerome Myers Of New
York, was bern n that city in 1906 and
made her FIRST abpsarance It the Plaza
hotel, New. York. at the age Of four.
at the are OF are the Edison. company
starred her ~. 4 400 foot Aim rallied
epream DANES 9f Virginia Myers
Each. gear since she has given her own
recitals I'll. the Berkeley theatsr and
carReSis LyceAm q her original dances
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

Samuel Lash. aged 40, of New York
was seriously injured when drawn 25l
feet through an outlet pipe from d
swimming pool at Asbury Park, N
The steamer. Kankakee. formerly
the Lapland. arrived In New York
from Barrow Furness, where she
was held by british authorities. s.
There are 1926 exhibits ). at the
Royal Academy. IN London. this year
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

The present week of seven days,
without preference to solar or lunar
cycles, was adopted by Egyptian as
tronomeris more than 3. 500 years ago.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06
h.ssspa~ste

Es dss.F9ysa iRs Sc FFane es With ne los q 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

tSol6tel u iinrthea and sponik ane-
Gus private performances ct the Max
Inc Elliott theeter for. Winthrop Ames
also Water papfpseii and at their re-
qnest rave Fecitals ID a Carnegie hall
studio. Prominent people in art and
kaQeiety found her art entirely unique
and the only case Of q child improvis-
Ing Hoska of art. She s normal
child and only shows this extraordinary
I4ift when dancing. bad The pleasure
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

81 watching this beautiruI ei,ilo dnnce
ct ths Berkeley theateF New York city.
IN the 9bFfng and was captiyaoed BY
the grace and charm Of her Impr6vised
dancing
The very spirit Of the dance seems
APPOINTED in the little creature At
one time she Is q dtyaa dancing III the
woodland. q another . fairy circllns IA
the mystic moonlight at al times she
inpregses one with this spiritual quail
~ mixed at rare moments with q dra-
matte quality Nhich hfts her into the
rank on genius.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05
A POPULAR SCENT

A lady has a small daughter. One
morning this lady felt rather chilly
after taking cold bath, and, fear
ing a cold, took a tablespoonful of
whiskey. Small daughter, running
in shortly afterward, asked to have
her hair-ribbon tied. The lady reach
ed over and tied the ribbon. Small
daughter turned around sharply and
said: ....
why. mother, you've been using
fathers perfume --..-,--.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05
ODD NEWS
Boston.

Boston.-charIes S. Scott, Lynn,
went searching for gas meterinhouse
he just moved into. Now he is in
hospital; doesn't remember what hit
him.
New York.-NeW York's commits
sion of standardization of salaries
asked every city employe if his work
varied. A carpenter on Blackwell's
island replied: Eyes. l make some
large collins and some small ones"
Frederick, Md. - Overlooking, the
Potomac flooded a number of neigh
boring fish hatcheries and about 100,-
900 gold fish swan away.
Newburyport, Mass.-Three youth
full "bombmakers" loaded piece of
gas pipe with gunpowder. Howard
Coughlin, IA, dead; Arthur C6ughlin
and George Bishop severely injured.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05
HIInsoQ TLacBain

Miss Allison McBain is a bonnie
Scotch Iassie who came from Cana
da to New York to dance-not for
fame but for gain. When England
called for soldiers last fall she sent
her brothers to the front and she
promised to support the family by
dancing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-05

U SINGNINSOSEn NIL I'm SSOh -
FAILED TO SUPPORT WIFE
eff he hadn't been low enough to
take job as Funkhouser investi-
gator he wouldn't have deserted me
and my baby" sobbed May Frey be-
fore Judge Fisher today when Ray
mond Frey, one of Major Funkhous-
er's choicest, was arraigned for nom
support.
YES" answered Judge Fisher, 81
am not surprised at this from man
who would do that work. You pay
your wife SIS week, Frey. You're
a fine one to be investigating the
morals of other people"
High life on the city's expense &C
counts while he was an investigator
was given as the cause for the down.
fall of Frey, who did some fine work
in trapping women for the major
some time ago.
ct was when he loafed around at
63d and Halsted with the rest of the
Funkhouser crowd that he first neg
lected me and my baby" Mrs. Frey
told the Judge. "He got 81 day and
a fine expense account and used to
run around with a blond woman.
Then he left me with my baby and
no money to pay the rent for our fiat
at 6340 Halsted st."
The Coconino sun., 1915-12-17
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice of Mother 70 Doubt Pre-. vents Daughters Ustimely End.

Ready, Ky" was not able to do anything for nearly six months" writes Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, land was down in bed for three months.
 cannot tell you how l suffered with my head, and with nervousness and womanly troubles.
 Our family doctor told my husband he could not do me any good, and he had to give it up. We tried another doctor, but he did not help me.
 At last, my mother advised me to take Cardui, the woman's tonic. l thought 1t was no use for was nearly dead and nothing seemed to do me any good. But took eleven bottles, and now am able to do all of my work and my own washing.
 think Cardui is the best medicine in the world. My weight has increased, and l look the picture of health.
 If you suffer from any of the ailments peculiar to women, get bottle of Cardui today. Delay is dangerous. We know 1t will help you. for 1t has helped so many thousands of other weak women In the past 50 years.
 At all druggists.
 Write 10. Chattanooga Medicine O., Lade. Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for Steeiai !.Ifyl.efioH5 on your case and 64page book, hems Treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. las
The Coconino sun., 1915-12-17
An Ominous Invitation

"Now in case anything should go wrong with this experiment" said the professor of chemistry, Eve and the laboratory with us will be blown sky high. Now come little closer, gen tlemen, in order that you may follow me"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

elmer srpBen Organization psreiniat 70
ersdbe ii9 baraus cine Dsmonifratipn,
ipelder bic 4bminiifration nidlt mebr
slei1siltis seeeniiber iteben f0nnte uno
lperoen bic materien 9ef6dbiatsn gum
ansriff poreeIdidt, 70 ipiiros bic glb.
miniitrution nift, ipie 5isber. ben Mns
griff nit Der 2lntlase pereitsln fDnnen,
oab Der protsit leoislid Der MusfIub
parteiifder Gelinnung Der 8inbeitrl6s
@meritaner isi. Gine Organization in
Der ssba6ten Weiis ioIIte duf Der
Stelle in bic Bsse geleit,t !perbsn;
ipiirben Die 9emiibunaen Der
Oeutihen ui6t 10 san5lif oeraebsns
fein, pis iis iit bisber srtpieisn baben.
lin es gu pisoerbolsn, Der 8pripurf
css ginbeitri6 2lmeriianertbums. psls
der iid bislang fir bic 4bminiitrdtiun
ais cine fold pirtfams 9lbipebr eripies
len bat, tDnnte odnn niht mehr nit
JIei6em GrfpIge aussebeutst ipsrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

70 dbrenb bic sprobritis
I den 9antiets ben GnsIGnoern
unb sSran5uIen perIdiebene Miliiarben
pumpenpollen, iOlIten iis niht babe,
perseiien, bab ibr eigenes Ganb nG6s
items i'm QnIei6e Wartt erI6eineu
piro. llniere Resieruns bat segen ein
beitdnbig pudienpes Defiait cn5u-
tdmpfen unb oann lit es feitItebeno,
oaB Der &ongreb ppm prdiioenten aufz
seforoert lpiro, fir cine before 8ertbei=
biguns oes 2anbes gu iorgsn. 0isies
9erlangen ipirb ni6t unerfiilt 5lei6en,
neil es Dem 9plte gu sefallsn ic6eint
uno Die groben Guseabeu fir bisien
S3tpet perben cine Inleibe BON 500
Wtillionen Dollars benotbigsn. Wenn
allies @elo, bas mir baben, ber 2llliirs
ten CUR 9erfigung seitelt pprben iii,
oonn tpirb fir unfere Reeierung ni6ts
iibri9 bleiben unb bas iollte bieIe oer@
anlafen, bem 9ori6lase en.seqenSus
tretsn, ipel6er barduf binauslduft, ben
arsbit Der Der. Stuaten gu @uniien
bon GnglanO uno 6rantreid 6a pers
pfanben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
@nr's Site Ober nidt?

Tis 2s Sabre alts Harbide zomml.
Clifton pon 1117 UlprtIs Apenue. bic
aeitsrn in Der Iamilis bss strrn alb.
goebiHaer an bsr Hittis 2tDenue in
Snbs part bic Wdid,e bsiorais. purbs
sntiptber Don Der 6iss ober stipds aus
bsrtm iibsripdliigi. Gis suurbs gum
S4rsden Der Ra6bnrf6aft unb
fdliskli6 sum Ghrsden Der berbsis,,
silisn WoIisei. Tcmmie ipurbe susri.
rIa6 benz 0ofpiiol aebrad,t unb banu
Hon BEN Deisnticnsboua. no&bsm
porber ihrs Nsrrsn btrubi0t Rorbm
lpatsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
Die Ispgorter prubritifdsn

Die Hsn yorier probritifGer
3eitunaen arbeiten nit einem Gifs,
fir bic placiruns Der britii6sfranSDIi.
f4eu anletbe in bieiem 2dnbs, oIE
tpenn lie bafiir besabIt piirben. Oit
@mpfebluns Der 4nIeibe 1T aua BEN.
entipre6enb sebredfelt unb setpunbel
go fagt bic ebIe Rep gorter .Spen.
ing poft", bic 5rage, lie aufgsporFer
lporben lei, oh bic placirung elmer lpls
den 2lnIeibe ni4t ssgsn bic Reutrali.
tdtsgeieBe Osritobe, finbe ibrs grIebis
guns in Der 9Iaciruns elmer bsutfden
Qlnleibe Don 10 RiGionen Dollars in
biefem 2anbe. Dos Rep gorter 8latt
1T uidt fc bumm, tpie es fi6 iteGIt. Gs
Deib, bab bic beuti5e QnIeibs Don
a3rtpatperionen seaeihnet tporben lit,
aIiO babel teine Utitpirtung Der Re:
sierung porliegt, peI9e Der 3eidnung
Elm unneutraIes @sprdge berlieben
bate Gbenfo 1T bem 8latte be,annt,
bab bic Miqiarbeny@nlsibe, pclde
gnslauO unb Grantrei9 in bieem
2anbe aufnsbmen pollen nur nit Silfs
unferer Resierung gu Stanbs tommen
lam, tnbem fie ben Rsfsrpebdnten ers
laubt, 9elb auf llnterpfdnb, ipeldes
bic Regierungen Don Guglanb
uno Jrantretd geben ipoGen, I'm Be
TRACE elmer Wtiliarbe aus5uSablen.
Die Rep Yortsr .5imes" iaet, jebt
lei bic grobs 9elegenbsit aetommen,
bas bic Ser. Staatsn als Dsltfinans
5iers auftrstsn. Wis ion bas gsf6es
benz Sn Der 8eife, bab bic Der.
Staaten ibren arsbit gu @unitsn DON
gnglauo unb iSrantret9 perpfGnben.
Die rSimss", Der bic llnreblitteit ibs
rer gebuuptuns bepubt 1T, Deriu6t es
bab es ii6 I'm Elm reselz
redtes internationales 9ei6dft 6ans
belt. Qber bic 1batia8en Ttrafen bic
8ebauptung 2iigen. Cine iolde Sc
i6dftss1 translation bat taufmdnnif6.
WedfeI 5ur 9orausieBuns. Gin Re-
lierungs= =Shulbfdein uno nod oa3u
n Tol9em 9etrage bon Willtdrbsn TT |
'ein taufmdnnii1er We9fel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

Die Reoe &it3eners iii III
Der leBten Snitan5 ni6ts an0eres, aIs
cine Seleioigung bes geiunben Menz
idenperitanbes. @s 1T taum oentbar,
baB er feline 3ub0rer fix 70 unlpiiIeno
bdlt, pie bas feline Worte an3uoeuten
i4einen. tSr er5dblt ibnen, bic 0euts
i9en ieten jeBt am Gnbe ibrer arGfte
anseIungt, Oenn pdbreno lie frii6er
fiinf WeiIen ben Gag in GubIanb
oororangen. perm6oeu lie ieBt nt9t
mebr, als cine Weile pprlpGrts ,u toms
men. Wsnn bic Observation-Disclosures
babel nidt in 2a6en ausbrahen, 10
he3pongen lie ibrs Seitertsit ober III
rem Merger nur aus pdtriotiiher
pfli6t, ba es tsines Stratseen becarf.
um 5u erfaTien. oab bic 0sutiheu un>
gefdbr an Die 9ren5s geIanst iirb, Die
lie iih ielbit geitedt baben, gbenIp 1T.
Ger Sinipeis auf 1912 Tebr bunm. ST.
Der S6uliunge lpeiB, baB bic @srb1It,
Mile, pelte gtapOlepns Seer perni6z
teten, lebt niht beiteben. gang abgeies
ben Oapon, oab es gar ni9t i'm 3riegss
plan Der 0sutihen liegen lam, no9
oiel ipeiter iiber Ere iebieeu stsnungen
binaus gu seben. Sn ieinem Queen.
'ifer bemsrtt ait9ener aud nidt, |
pie er iid piberipri6t. gr tbsilt
nit, oab Die Retrutirung gIdns
enb Doranaebt unb bab bas eng,
ii6e Seer eine iiberpdltieenos Madt
'ariteIle, I'm I'M felben 9ltbem 5r8uaes
teben, baB er fofpeit ieinsm Stcrfiibrer
Srsna nidt mebr aIs 10000 Mann
9eritdrtunaen 5usef4idt bu;. Jlur
nsIifaer Stumpfiiun unb MaugeI an
oumor tpnnten es fertig brinesn, bic
3emertung ait6ensrs, bab bic ruff
den SoIbaten ben beutihen iibsrIeeen
eieu, nidt nit i6anenbsm Seld6tsr
u besribsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
auksnbanoe .gsrlaite.

Die SntsreiIen ailer n.utraIss
adnbr uno bsfonbers ameritaniihe
SntsrsHsn In f4rperr @siie i&dois
eenbs 8lodabsn poliiii @robbri.
tanniens bat bttdnntIi6 in erIter Rsis
be bic tpirtbftdfilifs 8erni&ilna
DeutIalanbs gum 3isle. Spbann bss
foIgt bic briiii6e Rssieruns jsbo4 ips
itematiIhe Metboben, bur4 llebripa.
Dung bss Gsf6dftes Der nsuiraIen
Gambler ale Gtrpelbeiten bss Sons
beIsDsrisbrs berftIbn NIT benz .gein.
be- tsnnsn ~ lernsn un6 baDOn 9us
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
9Onneritas, ben 16. Sept. 1915.
Cine berrlt6e gIutbe a.,

etne berrltde 9liitbe aus
Hlopo Georges gaebe muB npd na6s
tra9li9 peroffentli9t peroen. sic lau.
tst' tel nHuBlano 1T ssgentpdrtie aus oeln
aanlpfe fiir bic 5reibeit @uropas aus,
9et9altet. Sin probrite Iuate itusia
loeroen, oab man ben 3aren als Dor
tampfer Der 5reibeit feiert, aber oieie
y, Seute bdben einen mertlpiirbie itarten
Ufd9en. sic fdluden aIles, mas @ues
Lamb ibnen bietet.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
Amsrifauiiae @erbiiuSete Der
9entihen.

Sober pirD 5useiteben, baB Sic 0euts
fden ii4 bic srDbte Wiibe gsben, uns
iere Regierung auf Der gabn Der 9leus
trdlitGt unb internationdIen @ere6tias
tsit gu balten. @lei6aeitis absr Tam
oas @eitdnonib ni6t unterbleiben, baB
oteie anitrengunsen bislang tsinen
ionoerli9eu Grfols duf3upsiier baben.
Die oornebmlidite urfa6e biirfie bas
rim gu finben iein, baB bic 9cutI5en
gesen bas @orurtbeil unierer Reaies
runs an3utdmPfen baben. Wir iinD