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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-06-04
WATCH TEST CASE
ON GALLON -A-MONTH
Much Interest Shown in Junction
Brought Against the South
ern Express Company.

Columbia Special to Charleston
News and Courier, June 2.-The test
ing of the constitutionality of the
"Gallon-amonth Act" will be watch
ed with interest throughout the
stote. Proceedings to test the act
have begun through a mandamus in
junction brought by Logan & Gray
don of Columbia, for Thos. F. Bren-
nen, against the Southern Express
Company, who asks that the defen-
dapt "be perpetually enjoined from
refusing to accept from outside
points whiskey for South Carolina,
and from declining TO deliver such
liquors SO offered for the personal
use Of the plaintiff"
The ease will eventually find its
way to the supreme court of the
United States. This act has attract
ed much attention owing to the vigor
with which 1t has been enforced
through the initiative Of Governor
Manning.
Inc fronlDltlon1sts are making
preparations for an active canvass of
the state prior to the referendum
election on September IA, as to
whether or not the state will vote
dry" At a conference here A.
MACON DuPre, head of the Wofford
Fitting School, was chosen chairman
Of steering committee, the Rev. c..
E. Burts of Columbia, vice chairman,
and ID. w. Robinson fColumbia,
secretary, and an executive commit
tee was selected to have direct charge
of the canvass Speakers will ad-
dress voters at gatherings in each
county prior to the referendum cleo
ton on the question of prohibition
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-06-04
WOMAN DOCTOR OF LAWS.
Columbia University COnfers Degree
on Miss SCHUYLER.

New York, June 2.-For the first
time in the history OF Columbia Uni
versity, a woman was a candidate for
the degree of doctor of laws, confer
red today at the annual commence
ment exercises. Louisa Lee Schuyler,
founder of the State Charities Asso-
citation, and originator of the first
American training school for nurses.
was chosen for that honor. She Is
observation-disclosures of Cen
Phillip Schuyler Of the American
Revolution, and great-grand-
daughter of Alexander Hamilton.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-06-04
KING OF ITALY A CORPORAL.
Victor EmmuaI Pleased at Honor
Conferred by French.

Udine, Italy, via Paris, June q
King Victor Emmanuel was notified
today of his appointment as a cor
poral in the regiment of zouaves at
Constantine, Algeria. He expressed
gratification and said that he desired
to visit 'his comrades in the yalorous
French army" as soon as he could
leave the front.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-06-04
KITCHENER HEADS
KINGS HONOR LIST
Field Marshal Receives knight
hood Of the Garter.
TWO RAISED TO PEERAGE.
Many ofiicers of Army and Navy
Receive Promotion for Their
Services.

London, June 2.-The list OF hon
ors conferred on the occasion of the
Kings birthday, issued tonight, as
had been expected in view of the war.
was an unusually long one.
The list is headed by Field Mar
shal Earl Kitchener, secretary of
state for war, who received the
knighthood OF the Garter, and Sir
Francis BERTHE, ambassador to
France, and Sir Kenneth Muir Mac
kenzie, clerk OF the Crown. The two
last are the only servants of the
Crown who were raised to the peer
age, each having been made a baron.
Following these names is long
list of officers of the army and navy
who receive promotion in or appoint
ment to the Order of the Bath, chief
ly for services in connection with the
organization OF various departments.
such as recruiting and training of
the territorials and the new armies.
naval construction, equipment ana
transport.
1t is mentioned in the communica-
tion making the list public that q
further list of honors conferred in
recognition of meritorious services
during the war Will be announced
later, which probably means that
men in the field not included in the
present list will come in for a share
of honors.
FEW POLITICAL HONORS.
! The list contains few political hon
ors. Half a dozen members Of the
house of commons, Liberal and
| Unionists, are appointed privy coun.
| cillors and an equal number receive
baronetcies. Among the latter are
! Sir Gilbert Parker the novelist, and
Sir Henry Norman, Liberal member
of Parliament.
Twenty persons are given knight
| hoods, among them f. L. Fletcher, a
manager of the White Sar Line, for
| services in connection with the trans
! port of troops; Charles Edward
Foyer, the fisheries expert; Leo G. C.
| Money, Liberal member of Parlia.
ment, and number of officials in the
| civil service.
| Sir John Newell Jordan, minister
to China, is appointed privy coun-
! cillor; the High Hon. Sir James Ren-
rell ROdd. ambassador to Italy, is
! given the Grand Cross of st. Michael
and st. George; Charles Louis des-
Graz, minister to Seryia, and Francis
! William Stronge, minister to Chile
are made knight Commanders Of St
Michael and ST. George, and Lieut.
| Colonel the Hon. John Strathearr
Hendrie, lieutenant governor of On,
tario; DR.. William Peterson, princi
pal of McGill University. Montreal,
the Very Rev. Daniel Miner Gordon
principal of Queens University
Kingston, Ont, are made knights o.
the Order of st. Michael and st
George.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-06-04

and 1t is possible that some of the
national prohibition speakers will be
brought into the state to assist in
the fight. SO far no organized oppo-
sition has appeared to prohibition
and it is believed the matter will be
by default, those opposed simply
casting their votes in protest.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-06-04
Archangel Open for Navigation.

London, June 2.-Archangel, the
only large seaport on the north
coast of the Russian empire, is Off
cially declared open to navigation.
according to a Lloyds dispatch.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
era Ginbrndls perSadltia.

Der ,Sarbise ssobn Ibomns, pcn
go. III Sit Siiuite Strabe, ipiiroc
eeitcrn gcrmittaa als pcrOddtig elm
apiperrt. Scine 9erbaftnis criolgts
oni Die geraniaiiina oes pcrncIiaet
Sd;antipiribes Safe Bittlie.. ucn gc.
sos Sine StraBe. Der bebauptet, oaii
sbcnlas iid in uercddti9er Wciie
aui ncm GbcrIidt ii6er Dem Giaor
renacId,dit Don 3. Diad. I0s
gine SirnBc. 5u idaiicn madnc. s,iti
iler bate ipeniee giimiien uorbrr iciI.
eeIicllt. Dab Ole Sintertbiir 5u 0fm
tsiaarrenIdSen erbrod,en irorocn mar
imo oaf scr einbred,cr pereebens
ncriud,t hattie. ben seInidrant 81 er.
trcdeH. lboinns mar iriibcr als
sanstnrdt in BEN eiaarreHeeidiit
angeitellt aeipeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05

really is the prevailing view IN your
country and II 1t dictates the policy Of
your government, then We can only
say that we are amazed at your short.
for what America might
expect from a victorious, all powerful
England history teaches mankind, and
you yourself have had some expert
ence in that respect. Most OF our cor
respondence to and from America has
not reached its destination. and Of
course we ali know that the responsi-
biIity rests with the English. Now, as
your country suffers from the spoil
ations just as much as Germany does,
it seems passing strange to US that
your government submits SO quietly to
this open violation OF its rights.
"Well. we are getting used to the
idea that we have no friends in this
werld-not exactly because we are
Huns and vandals and barbarians, but
for mercantile reasons and -e shall
endeayor 70 bear our lot with dignity
and continue on our way, on which We
so far have been blessed with consid.
erable success
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
GtertliAbfeifSberidt.

Ularp 9usp, SO, s54 Sotbapan
Girobs; Risrsnlsibsn.
: sobn 9ebparb 2ineoln, 90. 2729
Glsinpisp elpenue; aunsensnisiin-
0uua.
asnss Smith, So. 203 90. WeWiT
den Mpe.; Snqusit in Sflpsbs.
Cba q. Spsibel. 72. paris uuo
On WeWillan Strabe; 3udrruhr.
Carrie Ciberbina, AZ. 8. unb GIN
Strabe; 6erJleibsn.
Sobn Sana, IT,, %. 1343 ptnb!s
ion Strabe. Sd)ipinbiuHt.
2lnton panIeb, 81, 1889 Wain
Strnbt; Ghpinbfudi.
gtnioH Rtirine. "a. 1922 0shStrns
bs; IisrtnItiotn.
GliIabstb Seittri. 55. 1915 Of 3.
Sirdbs, Musentrebs.
Wariab Bridges, 80. Rsntopn.
o.; Jnflusu5a.
Gmma aDpp. 81 2028 purnst aps'
nue, 2tbertrebs.
Jrso. guf6milIsr. go. 1929 Clan
Strobs; Wansntrebs.
Wlarp GduItbsis. 4S. 1929 JuIlsr
Sirabs; Snaneit in Saptbe.
glgnes MoItsrins, 81. 333 Oh II.
Sirdbs; auItrobrentntJiinbuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05

Der anipalt 6 bpa ts bat oas
gu6 bes glnpalts Bed, Der cine III
rdbe gesen 9eutidldnb ais ben ihuls
oisen 1bsil am 8risse lossslahen,
sepriift unb finbst barin Iaes gu los
ben. 9lbsr fur bas Cob. bas Serr
6boaie aans Defenders ipenbet. oaB
Iein aolIese bic slntlasen nit juriitis
fber 9riinolihteit eripieien babe, feblt
ieofpebe 9egriinbuns, benn 5err Bed
untsrbrsitet in bsm pidtigsn puRtts,
Oh DsutIdlano istnsn Yunoessenohen
gum &risse anssfeuert babe, teins
Optumente. Ionbsrn iinbet ben Be
lpeis in rabuliitii6en anifisn. er
Iagt, Deutihldnb babe BON Selters
reihs lltimetum an Serbisn gepuBt,
Das pirb gar ni9t beitritten. DeutI9 d..
lamb mar Der 4niiht. pdb SeitsrreidI
gu Der gsforbertsn 8snu9tbuuns be-
rehtiat mar unb lpie bate ss anbers
urtbsilm tDnnen9 SGtte es DETER
reid iasen ipaen: SAP Dir bas rub.s
eefalIsn, oab Ssrbien Define ilapiIfen
Yrobin3en auftuieselt UNI oab Der
3bronfolser auf anitiftsn ben Ierbis
I6en geb0rben ermOroet fpirog" Das
Redt Seiterreibs auf 8enustbuung
babsn iosar aonboner ,inO ensIiids
,3eitungen Dor Iusbrud) oes arieaes
auaeitanbeu. 6srr Bed nil alIo nod
ensliiher, ais bic GnslGnber isiu, ioas
rpobI feline Ndbrbeitsliebe Sur 9eniis.
tennaei6nei. Ulit bem aaraiier. ben
sr IoI6er @siis Offenbart, itimmi ss
aud therein. fab sr alIes psridpeigt,
mas Seutitlanb 3ur @rbaltuHg bes
Ssriebsns getban bat. Tus Bud, bds
Bed berausssesbsn bat, III ipeiter
nidts, als cine @si6dfts Equalization.
Gr bat auf sroben glbias in GnsIanS
unb Jrantreid sersdluet uno oieie Grs
partung iou ii6 srfiiIIt babtu. absr
mir slaubeu, oaB isIbit Gnsldnber fin
ben iueroen, baB Ssrr Bed nidt in
allen puntten bic Wabrbsit ssidst.
Das 1T Iosar bic auiidt ieiHss lpobls
npllenben arititsrs, Ssrrn GAoate, Der
bic aniitt nidt ausibt, oub RubIann
Don bem arisss iiberraid1t tporoen isi
Das lpar ia aud bic 2iigs stipas III
bid aufsetragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
Gusliias Set -SpraHHei.
aI5 @eltsefabr.
Gin bentten5nertber slrtifcI bon Gr.
@anI Ro1rbpd in Der ~eeip,iser
81. 3eitling".

Gie iilneiten MaBnabmen eng
LAMBS aui Dem @ebiet oes iogennnn'
zen Seefricgs., ,,Aehtes" aeaen Die
gieutraIcn blben enoIid ben 8ioer'
iprud Der fleiueren in6 ifrpdheren
WldHte bsrausgsforbtri. bsnen 10
lanep nifts il6rie3ubleiben idien, als
Itapeigeno 0as llnredJt an6 ben Stn.
ben gu bulOtn, benGnslanb ibnsn an
that. 9laeroiugs miro eS in Der
Salptiat)e OoA nid]t 70 iebr nnI
glGfte pie .5oanno ODER Sfpeocll
onfommen. ionSern aui bic Steilung.
nabme Der 8ereinigten Stnaten bon
slmerita. 0ieje 1T bisber GnaIano
nidJt aeraOe giinitis, aber es ldbt iidj
bod nitt UerfenneH oub Die lInlpns'
Reaieruug glcid,5eitig bemilbt III, oie
pngIii6en SHtercilen init elmer ge'
ipiilen RiidiidJt 3u bebanoeln. (5H-
3pilden bat 0ie Aesiernng in 81ib'
ington nit ibrer eneraiibeH 1oie on
England 81 Dieier Jrage steIluna
aenommen; lie bat Der Eegierune In
9on0on, bel Der 0ieie Rote ipie cine
gombe pirtte, fIar geuinht. bob bic
gereinigten Stn1teH feiuerlei Sto.
rina hires SanoeIs oidoea uH6 eng
Lamb fir ale GOIsrn balten tperosn,)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
ENGLAND VIOLATES S NEUTRAL
RIGHTS.

DR.. Paul Rohrbeck, the well known
German colonial authority, in an arti-
Gle published in the Leipzig illustrirte
Zeitung discusses England's tyranny
at sea and violation vi the rights OF
neutrals. especially those OF the United
States. America should remember
that a hall century ago. during tho
ciyil war. Great Britain supported tie
priyateering OF the southern Conied'
eracy and thereby destroyed the mer.
chant marine Of tie Mon, from which
the United States has never reco.-
cred A hundred years ago President
Jefferson wrote; The defeat of Bona
parte was oniy hall the work for the
liberation OF the world from tyranny.
The great corsair Of the ocean, Great
Britain. still remains These words
of the american president could have
i.ep written In 1914 instead OF 1911.
England. however, will always attempt
to catch America and iniluenee Ameri-
can public opinion By proclaiming that
rman militari-m il defeated the
world will I've free and that therefore
tie United States Tor tine Should
be willing TO submit to any disad.
vantage which = imposed OF its com
merce by this war.
II England succeeds in destroyins
tie German fleet II will IN the future
not oriy mercica-y .yrannize the
smaller states, but viii talk in differ
en-. tone to America rom that which
IL adopts today. II IN the present war
neutral powers enjoy lew rights at
sea and are enabled TO protect the
same, despite til dictatorhil, OF Great
Britain, this is due 20 the growth OF
Germany's sea power. Germany is in
dccd the defender Of the rights Of the
neutsals. II Germany is victorious the
ocean will become free to everybody.
"The English policy Of using force
against the neltrals will not succeed
ror attain tie purpose which II aims
ot. From the beeinning pf the wEr
the political pirates heading the Eng,
lish government have made the mis-
take OF suppo,ng that by cutting of
Ccrmany's commerce. il would be fore.
ed TO give in Mr.. Grey. the wire
pullcr respo-ibIe tor the war, frankly
said, II We remain neutral our com
merce viii directly suffer: II We par
ticipatc our lo7ses in the beginning
may be- greater. but, after all, will BE-
much less, a. tle war viii he Of short
Duration
"1'he suPposition. indeed. was that
England's partieipation ip the ear
would suffice 10 force Germany down
O. her knees. The belief was, that II
Germany ior oaly few months vas
cut out of the worlds trade il could
not exist In this respect Great Brit
ain deceived herself, but this accounts
for her war On neutral trade which
might bring copper. cotton. petroleum
and similar prodncts TO Germany"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
A GERMAN VIEW OF AMERICAN
NEUTRALITY.

The following letter. written on Dec.
/ by a prominent banking firm in nlr-
lin TO q New York banker. throws an
interesting light on the German view
of American neutrality. which is en-
pl asized by President Wilson's mes.
sage TO England:
I'VE are pleased to note what you
say in your favor of Nov. 3 regarding
those straws which in your opinion
show that the anti German wind in
the United States does not blow quite
so strong as it did couple of months
ago. Still you can hardly blame the
Germans if they feel deeply hurt by
the Interpretation your government is
giving TO neutrality. America could in
spite OF the war do big business with
us if it acted differently, and. believe
us. Germany would pay cash for every.
thing. You will say it is England that
prevents you from exporting 10 this
country, and, of course, we understand
that perfectly. But what passes our
understanding is the fact that a proud
and independent nation like yours
should tolerate this interference Of a
belligerent with your business, for it Ia
Yours as much as ours We know, OF
course, that you sell immense guam
titles of goods 10 our enemies, and IL
strikes us as not only strange. but as
unfair and unjust, that YOU permit ar
tieles destined for Germany To be held
up as contraband, while the very came
articles are shipped freely to England
and its allies.
"Your neutrality IS, 10 speak frank.
ly, inInieal to Germany. and the opin-
ion is gaining ground among US that
this is so not because your fear Eng.
land, but because your sympathies are
on the side Of our enemies 1t is be
lieved by many Germans that you
share England's opinion according to
which Germany is a dangerous rival
and competitor, OF whom il would be
well to get rid once for all. II this
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
eokal.Dfrid)t
adber 1ob.
1er SierfHfiAsr sSsbH @aIfsr Ss'
eimcr auaiiOn NIT sinsm Sia 5Onr
3Hs mmeeiummen.

eincn iiben Lob fano sciicrn ocr
60 Sabre oIte sso6n saaIfer, bon yse
rs 2odlanS StrnBe. elm III Lien
iieu Der ssinsiid) .NaubIbmiier gralle
rel ifebrnccr 8ieriabrcr nls ein 9n5
bcr a,ig 1olr gnbn oil Der Goof slpe
III Cartilage in Sen bon ibm aclenltc.i
g,icrlpnacr bineininuiIe.
Scr saagrn Iuiirnc pDllig oeiIiollri
linb ysaIfer ipuroe cine Stredc ueif
aui Sem aiihfanaer Der 9Oiumoiipe
miiaeihleppt rmo onnn aui Die Snno
itraBr gcidllcioert. Der BerilialiIdts,
Der einen Sd,docIbrud) uno IRnerc
QerIeelInaen rliitrn hattie. IIarb niii
Den transport nad Dem itaotiidleii
SOipitaI NIB bic 2eide iuiiroc nad,
Der Dsoreue iiberfiihrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
Ciisieue SdOuidrbsrei.

glnfaua unb gnbs Der jsBisen polis
tit bss prdiioentsn lit. sins quite @es
I9Gftslage 3u id)affen. als sutsm
aenner Der ameritanii9en politit 1T
ibm ni9t perborssn, bab bel einer prGs
iibsnisnpabI bas @pIt in srobsm
Mabs DON Der eeidaftli@en Gage be-
.influbt tpirb. Sit oieis unbefrisbis
eenb, 10 miro bic in Der SsrrihaFt be;
finbli6e portsi absefeBt. LIN bic Msss
fir feline Wisosrsrpdbluns Su .bnsn,
bat Der 4rdiibsnt ben Giienbabnen Ell
rsH Srat,taufidlas BON 5sbn prpSsnt
perI9afft. Nus bem elsidsu 9runbe
bat er bic 9ruTtssiebgsbuns singeftslt
uno niht einmal bufiir seiorgt, baB
bic attienDsrpGHsrung uufb6rt. neil
sr, pis er iaet, bas grobe 9d6Gft
nitt entmutbis,n nil. "a dber ale
biefs TitteI uiGt ipirt.n, bic arb.itss
IOfigteit ni6t aufbDrt uno bic profit.
Der Subuitris 10 beitdnbis hsrubseben,
bab Is bel pislsn 5ubritaHteu cine
ernite 5rags III, OBJ ss nidt beiier tpdrs,
ibre 8strisbs sin5uitslIen, 10 ipiro jest
bas Wittel Der SugasitiOn in 4npsn'
Sung sebrdht, nm babur4 ben CLAUS
ben an cine quite GeidGftslaee pot5u-
saubern. gs 1T cine 9lrt politiide
@eIunbbet bic in WaIbinoton nit
sSnbrunit betrisben pirb. Seoes Wlits
glieb bes Sabinsts psr0ffentli6t tdg.
li6 feline @niidtsu, pelde baartlsiH
berpsiisu folIsu, bub unier 2ano Der
grDbten prosperitdt in isiner Ses
i6i6ts entges.nisbe. Dur6 Defenders
srobe anitrsRsunsen in oisfer SiHiiGt
3sitnet Iit Der SanbelssS sSstrstGr Rsos
fieIb aus. Dieter 5ablt duf ipie OisIe
guIbeI Wsiaen IL. Wais, ipie piel: Sub
9lepiel unb pie pisls gaIeu Baum
noQs in oisiem Sabre geerutet iporbsn
iinb unb duf 9runb bieier Siatiitit
1T fir ibn Die ndbe prUsperitGt cine
feftitebenbe 5batiade, oi. ni9t ben
minbeften 3peiFsl geftattst.
Der bic Sa4luss midi burd bic
pffisieae roiise grine prift, fpnbsrn
nit freiem 8Iids I'M fi9 f9dut, Der
finbet, oab sssenpGrti9 aGles reht
tribe ousiisbt unb nod triiber gu psrs
ben brobt. uniere r.i6en erntsn
tpiirben in 5riebensseitsn elm GROCER
Ssssn fir uns gefpeisn fsin, uber fie
perm6een nif,t annGbernb bic Der
lutte aussusleihsH, bic uns aus b.
arieee eripa9ien. glIs Iohmann
piirbe bem Sefrstdr. tpeuu sr ieins Mus
gen Hi6t abF6tlih psri6liebsn ipOIIts,
tlar iein. oab mir ben aubenbuHosl in
sSabritateH nit europa fdft sdn8lih
per!oren babsn. Die frenrbsn Ratio
men taufsn DON uns nur bas, mas gum
Rriese nOtbpsnbis lit. 6iir dubers
Waoren babsn lie isiHs 8eripen5uns.
Das bat 5ur Solss, bdb bic meiftsn
syabriten auf Sdlb3eit geieBt Iinb unbI
bab piele iogdr i6re 8striebe ffpn ges
T6loHenbaben. Damit 1T bic fiirdters
li6e Roth in ben Stdbien ertldrt. Die
arbeiter bobeH feline BeinGftisuno unb
nag lire Gage nod peri9limmert. IN
bic srobe Sheuruns. 70 bab man Dbns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05
Gbs.GrIaHbuiRiaeias.
Jesrani anpisii. %. eodionb.
lWarp aiblan. 18. oessI.

lWdrp SiBldn. l6, oes9l.
lel1D Moor.. 81. JaImoutb. ap.
lRaiis Dpdtt. Is. Rorpoob.
ISrIanbo n. Ger,p. %. garter
{Sprines, Mid.
l2lnnis alpnn. 25. Gartbass.
lBiliam .. Rpb. q, Rem gOrI-
lemma R. psnns, q. 176 Marusr
SiraBt.
l9bOmas 8. gDbiiaers. 1921 Dsii
\ IS. Strabe.
lgsarp 9. grDipn. 36. btssI.
Si5rant %. eanbsrs. 81. 347o pub
I ion 4Dsnue.
i9ilDssarb 6. anisbtmaH, 20, epIisas
6iu.
|Wiaiam s. einbr,iUs. "a. 214o 20
que apenne.
glari,iia Biuidms. 4e. 6l2s Raoi.
ion ROdb.
lGbdrles Gmmsri IT,. %. 0dptn.W
lPanip priss. %. slorpooo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-05

rem non uns, Die Is BON onbsripGrts
nift be3ieben tanu. llnmDslifp tann
Die amsritanifhe Roiion ;usetsn, pdb
gnslanb uns bura ipiIItiirlihe alaifiz
fisirnng pon Waarsn unb p6lierre4tss
fpipriee gsbanbIuns unierer 2abuna
aen ertpiirgt. 1batiGt4idh iusrben mir
fat in Der sleihsu @eiie pou England.
ME Dsutinlanb unb Seitsrreih be-
bdnptIt.
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Grpia girsIs.

Die Sanunr gyerTdmmluna bss
Grpiu Girrls finbst am s5reitaa
abenb bisi,r Wedt In Der erHIf Rod
6alI. Iioii. 8iirssrmtifu y. G.
Gpita.l baf ben Wortroe iibsrnonmtn
unb pirb bsn Briibern srsdblsn. ipit
esuiI6s eiSbis psrDaIisi pst6ai
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Sieustas, Den 5. 5aHHar 1915.
pie miibiss arass lpirS an

Die m miiBige 5rass miro an
ssrsst, tpas bic Deutihen tbun mir
ben, ipenn ibr 9eimatbsIanp NIT ben
Ser. Staatsn in aries seristpe. @benio
gut t0nnts man frassu, pis ii9 bic
Ssuticben in ben Ser. Staaien gu Ell
mem arieee nit ben 8eipobnern oss
Wlars fsllsn ipiirosn, peHn Der eins
5ag if ssuau 10 bentbdr. rpie Der an.
bers. 9islans babeu bic Seuti6en
INNER nit ben Der. Stoaten ipmpa-
ibiiirt, pas man BON ben Gnsldnbern
ippbI nidt bsbauptsu Tam uno irenn
on einsn &ries iiberbaupt au oenieu
lit. ipiro er niht nit 9euti9lano snts
itsbsH, ioubern nit England. oas ourh
Grpberling Der oeutiden 8eiisuusen
i'm StiIlen Wesrs feline ppiitioneu in
nnierer nGhiten RGbe in gefabrlidsr
Weiis psritdrtt bat.
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Die Gntf 6eioun9 III Sdhtn
Der &apitone Wdtd gp.. bersn @uflDr
Jung ipesen Wonopolismus BON Der
Resisruns gsforbert puroe, eebt babin,
bab Der aompaenie perboten iein iou.
unIautere @sifdftsmetboSsu, tpie Bob
cotts II. (. 70. an5utpsHbsn, aber cine
2tuflOiuue iei niht beredtist, gs psrs
itobe nidt eessn oas @eieB, fpenn sine
Jirma untsr @ermeioung unberedtise
fer Mstboben Elm MonopOI srlanst.
@enn bic obers Snitans bieier 4niiht
bss Ser. Staaten Diitrittseridts in
philadelphia bsipfli6tet. 10 1T Der
8srlaui Der Dtpnomiidsn Grtfpidlrns
in ben Ser. Staten beutlih senu9
porausSuIebsn. Sm 2aufs Der 3eit
lpirb in jsbsr Waarsnbranhe irseno
cine sStrma bic Sbsrhanb erldnsen, II
es bur6 Anpsuouns bon srobeu aas
pituiisn. GrIanguns bon portbeilbatteu
Pdtenten u. (. ip. NSas baun fplgen
piro, i'll sbsnIo tlar poraus5uieben.
9ln StsIIs Der psuigen prtpaten Be-
triebe tpirb Der itaatli6e 9etrieb tres
ten. 9onturrsns 1T sssenipGrtis Der
itdrtfte Damn sssen ben So5ialiss
mus. Denn bisie aufssbort bat, Dauu
piro bic iosialiitiibe 5lutb untpHtrols
lirbar hereinbrehen.