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COUNCIL NOTES

Billy Films. the well known Council in the Council section have been ab- normal throughout the winter. but that ealches was favorable for a good water supply during the early summer and the mining outlook was very favorable Alr Films is preparing to operate by the hydraulic method at the mouth of Ophir creek, under a lease from the Northern Light Mining Company.
 In addition to many interesting side lights on the life of the interior camp Alr Films states that practically the only winter activity is wood gathering and this occupation furnishes about all the pay roll in the winter About two thousand cords will be cut and hauled this winter of which the Blue Goose dredge uses about one half the balance being consumed for domestic purposes About fifteen wood choppers are engaged in the cutting and about len teamsters and forty head of stock are employed hauling
 There are three general merchandise stores two roadhouses and one saloon in the camp, all of which are doing a little business The one saloon is being respectfully handled and is not doing much damage to the community. Mir. Films states that even the half iag is modified. which is to say that q jag of lesser dimensions is now more favored than has previously been the ease. The populaco are inclined to social activi- ties the majority of which are of the home or family type and there are few public entertainments. Practically all the public functions are held under the auspices of the Arctic Brotherhood.
 The recent fire in the A. B. building is said to have caused actual damages of about S7OO Mir Films states that it required the hardest fire fight in the history of the camp to save the entire building from destruction and much credit it due to the efficient volunteer fire department who made a desperate fight. Every body turned out and helped even the ladies. Alr. Films says that in the absence of town politics is compensated for by the annual school election which is usually hotly contest ed and develops a keen rivalry which is at times exceedingly bitter This year however. it is expected that the fight will be continued with less acri- mony than is usual
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

The Nugget has been tho recipient of many commcndatorY remarks concern ing the increased news service rendered during the past week, all of which are extremely gratifying. In pursuing the policy of giving it's subscribers all pos sible developments of the news of the day a delay in the issuing of the paper is frequently necessary. The Nugget makes no attempt to burn up the presses in getting the paper out at an early hour as it is felt that the public are desrous of getting all the news of the day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
CANDLE CREEK MINER
 SUICIDES IN SEATTLE

appearance from his lodgings Capt. Edwards is said to have been dospon . dent because of the loss of lower limb, crushed while working on a tow boat in Northern waters, and has fire qucutlH remarked that being deprived of his full activities life was hardly worth living Of late he is said to have been strangely cratic and his friends have been much concerned
 According to the story of the police.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

SEATTLE. March 24-A felt hat found in the cockpit of sailboat found adrift on Lake Washington this morn ing accounts for the mysterious disap- pearance of Captain !. Edwards, a for
 mer mine operator in the Candle dis triet of Alaska. Friends of Capt Ed
 wards instituted a search for the mis- sing man last week and the police de partment have been tracing numerous clues for some time Prior to his dis
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
NOTICE.

Now is the time to get your Ladies' Tailored Suits and House Dresses; only few suits left
 D. M. C. Thread.
 Cut prices on all goods as long as they last. Ticket on embroidered table cover given with each $foo purchase
 MRS. J. WANGER,
 End Ave. opp. Court House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

Captain Edwards was last seen in the vicinity of Lake Washington and this fact led to the suicidal theory, which has been confirmed today. Capt Ed wards is said to own extensive mining interests in the Candle district
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

The grand jury has returned the fol lowing true bills to date: James Me Fadden, assault with a dangerous weapon; Mike Hatzaoff larceny and John Gay, selling liquor to natives. The above reports were brought in last night and nothing has been heard from Inc jury today
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NEW DANCING SCHOOL

Miners Home Club Dancing School, Tuesday and Friday evening at p. m. Tangos, Hesitations, as we'll as all the older dances. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. teachers.
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NOTICE

All Odd Fellows, their families, Rebekahs and their families are in- vited 10 attend social at Eagle Hall Friday evening March 18th, at 8.30 p. Nj. 2t
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
HOME COOKING.

The Coffee House and Restaurant of Mrs. Nieblins is the only place to get homo cooking. Lunches and short orders will receive the best of atten- tion. Dinner served from five o'clock on, and it can't be beat. Next door to the Surprise store. If
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

George ] Busch. well known in Nome as the travelling Auditor of Wrns Fargo Express Company was married in Seattle. February ? to Miss NJ Agnes Duffy
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

A wanderer from the Southland in the shape of a large raven was obserV- cd flying about oveh the ice shortly after non today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

The sudden storm has caused Mes sers 1Iolmson. Rydeen, Milliean and Blatchford to postpone the start for
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
PIONEER CARD PARTY.

The Pioneers of Alaska will entertain their lady friends at progressive whist tonight at Pioneer Ieoo at 9:30.
 COMMITTEE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

For fresk peanut candies, saItsd peanuts and saIted aInons go to the Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

w. j. Rowe let yesterday for Council to look over the trails and conditions along the line for hauling freight
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

Hot chocolate, hot beef tea, maItsd milk and fresh ice cream and sods water at the Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

Strictly fresh eggs SIPS per dozen at Prosser's Harness Shop. Prone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

City Clerk Corriean announces that the clerks office will remain open until midnight during the remainder of the week in order to allow prospective voters from the creeks to register.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

CSend your friends on the outside this paper after you have read 1t and help Nome)
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

The Pioneers of Alaska will give one of their enjoyable card parties tonight st the lgloo.
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Deputy Marshal Hart Humber ar rived from Candle last evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

With but three more days in which tn register there were but 66S names on day Ninety two ladies have so far been recorded on the registration hooks
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

100 TONS OF FLOUR. Bread only 50. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery.
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NEWS NOTES

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

Ratb ~ ertbeilsn. bic iolhtm blinSsn
iisssr, csiiss csiiss s;it1rhs ssit1rs 8aarr.sbbeIsi folssn.
Der ~Worlb" 5ur @eiebruns, bah
ipenn garl Shurs am 2eben mare,
ipiirbe er serau bas @leihe tbun. ipis
9artbolpt, benn er bat es Dor 43 Sab
rem sstban. 9leih nah bem beutid|'
fransOiii9en 4riegt beuntrdgts er ein
Sabelspotum sesen ben prdiieentsn
Grant, neil tpGbrenS bieies &rieaes
bic Rssierung Musfeten an Srdntrsit,
pertauite, ipas er als cine traIe Nsu'
tralitGtpsrlsbuns beseidnets. @enH
auh iebt bic Resieruus teins Waffen
an ariessfiihrenbe lisfsrt. iOnoern bds
BON pripaten ssidiebt, 10 III es prin'
sipisn ebenfalIs unnsutral. Sin 2dno,
bas neutral iein min, bari nidt be
Mittsl aur arisssfiibrune liefern.
DaB mir bieIsn f6!edten 9rau4 be-
foIssn, perbinbert uns nidt. odntit gu
breten uno es III elm perbienitpoaes
Wert, bos iid bic Maibingtoner Nsu'
tralitGts> >aonfersns gum 9iel geitedi
bat in bieiem 2anbe ben grinsipieu
pabrer unb ebrli6er Rsutrulitdt gin'
gang 3u periGoffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
Cine uidtise Srase an GMslanb

Der Saaser @srtras bonn 5a6rt
1907 sntbdlt foIssHbs geitimmungen:
Qlrtitel /. Rsutralss @ebist 1T IN.
perlebbnr.
4rtifel III. straightforward WGhr
ten lift perbcten, 5ruppen pDer &riegs.
material iiber neutrales @ebisi 5u
tponspOrtireH. Dieie aipei artitel
tpurben BON Deuti9tanb, ntbtn ber
iibrigen paragrapbeH beg 8srtragg,
gut sebeibsn, absr nj DIT pongngs
lamb unb nidt pon5rant.
rei6. Sn 5olgs befen iDdrsn iis,
Den 8eitimmungen bss Dertrags &C.
mab (Artitel XXX. aud nidt fiii
GeutfflaHp binbsnb. Daraus srgtbi
fi9 bic Grage: Darum baben Gnglant
unb s5raHtreiA lire 3uItimmung Der.
tDeigert2 Die antDort ipirb sfar,
ipsHH mir Sas Sabr btridii 9:issn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
SH Den Sdlaften an Der gSnra
unb Na,pfa.

8eitbin in unfrnieBlidyer gben.
uno ausoebnuiia breifet iia Die pol.
niidle 9anbifnft In oitiiher lino iiih.
lifer 0lI6tung Dor uns aus. glnf]
lnusen, uRerquidlideH RessntoesH
oereu 9ait man erit 70 redJt empfin,
bet, penn man IN bieien troitloiei;
unb idmIeigen 26dern baiien mnh.
Ger erite 5rOit, Der bic Siraben ipie.
Der fabrbar moht, Der erite bel.
tere @intertag. beiIen Hare GonnC
gliserRbe9ibter auf ben eriien id)iidy.
teruen Shuee wirft. Gie AseIt iieti
gleid gang aubers aus, man enibedi
Sdonbeiten in Der eintoniefeit.
trent iih Nes SonneHelan5es unb
boiit alTi ben 5riibIine. llno berrfd)-
te nidlt Der niIbnItenbe aaHonenoon.
iler, 10 t6nnte man fait einen gueen.
bid an oeH 5rieben oenfeu. Colds
Betrnf;linaen fonnen aber nidt ai;f,
fommen. oeru unlluierbrcden rplli
itno trad,t Der 9onner mir ellen
Dem gJurn.s uHb aniptnabihnitt 81.
nm ben nun imon ieit @odeH &C.
fanrbit piro, ber i6pH 10 pieI HIii
getoitet BAT gnb ben bic MnIIen im,
mer nod nit Der araft unb benz W1u,
the Der gersmeifIung bertheioioen.
Sic miiien 10 gut lpie mir, bab Der
enogiiltige 9lHsgaug MIR cine 5rase
Der ,3eit, pieaeiht MIR peiiger Eaae,
iein fam, aber lie ieben piel oarall,
iid bier nod 81 baIieH. 9reife 1T IN
ibre iiarfe Steuuug bereits gelegi
lporoeH, zines ibrer ieiteiten Grpiper.
fe III our6 einen ndd,tIihen aBerifi
BON unieren GruppeH genoHnen
wor0en.
Der nadtlihe elneriff Der BEL Ia.
ae inourhfiibrbnr gepeien mare,
glide blrrf cine RriegsIiit, auf bic
Die NuiIen reinfieIeu. llHiere 9rur.
pen bntten in Der DdmmeryHg ibrs
SeIWe aif be @aionsste seiest bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

ANSWERING DR.. Chas. w. Eliot and
DR.. Murray Butler who insist that the
war was forced upon the German people
by the Emperor the historian Prof
DR.. Lampreeht OF the University oi
Leipzig saysi The grayest and perhaps
most widely spread nlisconception
about us Germans is that we are the
nrrls OF our princes IFuerstenkneehtel
scrgile and dependent in political
thought.
With absolute certainty the German
nation, with one voice and correctly
diagnosed the political situation with
out respect to, party or creed and, un-
pnimously and OF It's own free will
acted.
Tie essentifl point is that public
opinion in Germany has free scope Of
development. Every American win ad.
init that. Now, public opinion finds
its expression in the principles that
govern the use oi the suffrage. The
German voting system is the freest in
the world, much freer than the French,
English or American system, because
not only does IL operate in accordance
with the principle that every one shah
have a direct and secret vote, but the
powers of the state are exercised
faithfully and conscientionsly to car
ry out that principle in practice. The
constitutional life Of the German nation
IL OF thoroughly democratie character.
Those who know that were not sur
prised that our Social Democrats
marched to war with such enthusiasm.
Already among their ranks many have
fallen as heroes, never 10 be forgotten
by any German when his thoughts turn
to the noble blood which has saturated
foreign soil - thank God, foreign soil.
Many Of the Socialist leaders and ad.
lierents are wearing the iron cross,
that simple token that seems to tell you
when yon speak Of It's bearer. "Now,
this is fearless and faithful soul.u
Let it he said once and for all: He
who wants to understand US must &C.
ccpt our conception that eonstitutionaily
We enjoy SO great a political freedom
that we would not change with any
country in the world. Everybody in
America knows thst our manners and
customs have been democratic for cen.
turies, while In France and England
they have been ever aristocratie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
8rieHaHen.

8. G.a.-1 y llntsriesboots muifn
sum ansriff an bie CbsriIi&e iou'
men.
p @dbrenb bic linterieeboote iid,
iiilter @aiIer befinben. ipiro bic 2uft
burd GbernifaIien aibnIungsfdHg
gerHa9t.
81 Die @eipdffniins ber llHieriee.
booie bsitebi in Gorpebos.
8. Q. 3. btbcuptei, bab pom
Jnbr 1879 on bic srits RloHs griabs
NefrDe 10 MOben bisnen mub.
q. iaet bds 0sgsntbeil,
Gs sibt tsine grfdbrsisrps erie.
alais, Bios Grfobs9aeferDeu unb bitis
iDerbsn niaH sur llfbuns siHtsyuftn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
Stalisaer sessH arisssssssr
Osutf3u etsssHtf4hb.n
Rublunbs Stlbdrmes perniAiet uHb
bic frnns5iiiA snsIifde Sid,
lung boffnunsslOs.

Wlit iibsrlsssnsr aosif, rildH9isIe.
Ter S6drfs gshi Gbparbo Scarfrslio
Der btisroserfn GIsmsnttn 81 Qsibt,
bic 5tnIisn I'm iebsu preis In ben
DtIitrisa bintinrsihsn n5htsn lin
paz1 frasi G<arfpsIio I'M .Wattino'
.bnnhslt "a ii9 siesntIi6 bti bisjsm
fiirhttrll6sn aritgs2 I'm uihts ans
Dsrss. aIs baEum, bab England
DtutihlaHh harnn binb<yn Mil, bsns
fslbeH gsssnItanb I'm tins Mari 81
rsriauIsn. ben GHelaHb fur eiH Wiuub
stirling psr.auft.. Gearioelio a..
innsri barnu. bab obnt itaIisHilhs
Reutsnlitdt bic DtiiiHsn felt bier
Wlonrttn IN paris ndrsn unb pirft
bsF entente Dor, iis ippIs. bab bic
Stoiitnsr bsuts fiir fis bic adhanisn
aus btm 6suts boIisH, noi mabus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

Der Yrdiibent 8isrt ii9 nod
immer nit ieiner INSTRUMENTATION
Sn ieiner pOdentlihen 3uiammen'
tunTt nit ben 3eitunss=a =aorreiponben'
ten ertlGrts sr. oaB bic 4ntiinpiguna
ippna9 er pieber Elm &anbiedt iei
nidt Den 5butfadsn entiprs4e. gl
peib. baB Sir Gpparo Srsp i'm midi
erpGblen tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

Der prdfioent bat ertldrt
bab er Die aorreipOnbenS nIft DerDf,
fentli6en rpsros, pelde er nit England
eefiibrt BAT, als pieies gesen 5ug unn
Reht SarS unD Serpentin fir abiOIu.s
&OntrebdHos srtldrte. Ous eneIilhs
StaatsDepartement ptro ibm .pobl Be-
foblsn baben, bic aorreiponesu5 se-
teim gu talten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
eokal.Dfrid)t
Gine gpeid,s brad.

Gin Bcuer in einan Sdpappen bin.
Ter eiuefn &ailie IN Der Bon Germ III.
Iep, nabe Der @dpmiuer strnbs, Der.
GIIl1bie Die Geieupebr. .aourpasnie
52 snm auriiden bod mlibte 6ns
glutp cl,i baIbenl Aseoe nnbnIten. en
eiue Speite bradh pobura eiss ipci.
tere 6nbrt ,inHlSelid ipurbe. Gas
5eiier fcnrife beHnom bon einer osbs.
rem s'pHpasnie fd5nen seI6id,t iper.
ben Obne bat GIN beiOHoerer Sd,abes
sutitaHA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

SH etuerIdussren abtansse
lung Der Deuti6en, Die nit politii9en
Mitteln bic Der. Stuatsu our Boob
ad,tuug sbrii6er ReutralitGt anbaltsn
ipolleH. iast bic .gen gort DprIb".
sGs ift Gddbe, bab Carl Sdura
ni9t msbr am asbtn tit. I'm ben
Gsu.i9 gmerttanzH pzniiHftissn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
5reitas, ben 5. Sebrnar 1915.

@eriibrt IN b seidmsibsIt mub
Der prdfibent ii9 iiber bas aompli'
ment fiiblsn, bab bic ruifiihen 3eituns
gen ibm MAIDEN, neil er 10 sutgesen-
iDmmenb sessn bic guiirten unb io
fdroff ablebnenb segen bic Deuti9en
Werbiinbeten lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

Die gngl6noer 7 perben 5rduer
anlegen, penn bic pom prGiibenten ID
beftig bsfiirportete S9iffsantaufsbill
burffGIt. sic bdben ii6 ben 3iped
Der 9iq fein ausseba6t. Cine ameria
ianif6e SonbelsflOtts piirbe, als un'
ter ueutralsr Jlagge fabreno, ben eng
IGnoern Qebeusmittel in uHbsgrsu5ter
Menge 3ufiihren t0nnen Wenn Oiss
fel6e 5lOtts aber Deutiblano 2ebensr
mittsl 5ufii6rt, piirosn bic Gngldubsr
Die 2aOung tonfissireH. Rad alien
aH3ei6eH gu ihlieBeu, itimmeH bic
pldne oes prGiibeHteH nit oenen ber
GngldHber genau iibersin.
Die 9eutf6en in paHaic,
4. g., baben @Orbersitunsen sstrpfs
fen, I'M BEL ben nd6itsn @n6lsn oas
Deutf6e prosramm, rDel6es e9te Reus
tralitGt in ii9 i6IisBt, gum 4ustrag
su bringen, inbsm Sanbibdten aufses
felt fpsrben iOIsn, bic iif auf bas
prOgramm Oerpfli9tsn. Die 2tntiin.
biguug bon bisier Qbfi6t bat 5sipirtt,
bnb fi4 bereits cine 4usabl oJutihsr
@srsins, bic 1000 Mitgliebsr. in elmer
9efammt6epDlterung bon 10000, re-
prdfentirsu, nit Der 9epesuua foitbus
rid ertlGrt ba6en uuo psitert 9ereine
buben ibreu geitritt anssmelbet. Die
pro<9ritsn, piitben un6 to6sn. Die
Geuti4en fOlsen Dem 8siIpisl ibrsr
@riioer auf Der aRberen Sfits bes
S5eans. Sic fiibren unentreqt ben
9ampf fir Dabrbeit uHO Ssrsdtisteit
ipeiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

Wenn ss aud nibt piel aul
ii9 fat, 10 1T es bod befrempenp, BAT
Die sp6tsr bes prdiioenten, bic aud
bic Satin bss S9asamtssSetretG
lit, iib nat europa bsgeben BAT, I'M
als &rantsnpfleserin gu bienen, absr
ni6t Bel bem neutralen rRotber
Srsu3", ionbern BEL Der fran66iiiher
Regierung. gs 1T buraus gu erisbeH.
pon peI9er Seite Der Winb i'm 8ei.
BEN Sauis pebt, oeiIen gesenpGrtise.
8etpobnsr 10 snti9isben feline neutralc
9eiiunung betbeusrt unb 10 unneutral
banoelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05
Rublqnb beri4tet Der Welt

Rublanb beri9tet Der Welt
bon bsutiden @rauiamtsiten. Das
lam nur Sobn erregen. BON einen
2anbs, bag Durh ieius S4anotbater
gesen bic 3ipiliiation berii4tigt 1T
Die grauiamtsit iOa gfuFen sutbei
seporbsn isin, bic iid beim 2lusbrud
0es ariesss in beutiaen 8apepldssr
bsfnnbsn, inbsm iis BON beutiden9oIts
baufen mibbaubelt puroen. 4nsgsrtht,
BON Qmeritansrn, bic 4useHSsusen be,
@OrgGnse in Oeuti4lanb BEL ausbrut
beg 9rissss tparen, itimmen oarir
therein, bab bas beutihe @olt iia ge'
gen bic auslGnber muitsrbafi benomt
men bat. Wds aber in Rubla1o ir
pisi.r Sinii6t esi6ehsn if. i6rsit suu
6immel. Gin beutider 8ptiGaftsr
8eamtsr, Der mad @usbru9 reg arie'
ges in oem. 8oti9afts 5otsI 5uriidge!
laFen tpurbe, I'm biefss in 9ldt gu
nebmen ,purbe DON benz ct. peters'
burger gDbel in Stiide Serrifsn, be,
auberben bas 9otIdaftsoebGube Ders
piiitete. Die DOR 9srift seitelltsr
W0rber ipurbsn aus Dem 9runbe freis
ssiprOden, baB iis aus rputriOtii6em
1lebereifsr" gebunoelt bGtten. To9 Elm
gsiipisl bon ruiiiifer Qualification. Sn
petina fpurbe ,gemelbet. oab bic n1fj
Si6irien Oeri6idtsn beuti6sn ariesss
gefansensS in Der Tddnbli9ften Neil.
bebanbslt perben, bub lie Dor 9unger
uno &GIts umtommen. Cine dmeritns
niIhe Expedition fdmmelte 9elS, alsis
Der uno 9ebensmittel, I'm hus snts
Ieblihe Cos Der 9efangenen gu mill
bern unb bat I'M bic grlaubrib, bsr
9eFanaenen bic @aben perdbfpleen gu
biirfsn, pis and, bag TiplOmntsn
neutraler Rationen Iih per9stpiHerr
fonten nie Die @efunesnsn bebunbslt
fperben. Die gntipDrt mar, tab bic
gaben an bic ruIfiiten WilitGr6ehDrs
ben Derabfolst perben miiFen unb bub
Nismanb bic @efanpeneusaaeer bsIi6.
tiqen biirfs. Tds III bod tpobl Elm
aeniioerber 9etpeis BON Der Rihtigfeif
Der ansaben, bic bon ruFifhsr graus
fnmfeit gema6t iporben iino.
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IN REPLY TO THE cENsUREs OF

IN REPLY TO THE cENsURES OF
the London Times on our country be-
cause we permitted the Daeia to sail
with cotton to Germany, A. q. Gardner
says in the "London Daily Newsv'
Some OF us have never quite got out
of the habit Of regarding the United
States as a British colony which has
lost the grace Of obedience. II IL agrees
with us we pat its back paternally; II
it disagrees we are shocked at its lack
Of filial piety." This is correct state
nent Of the sentiments Of majority Of
Englishmen towards our country. But
the worst part is that there are any
number Of Americans who approve OF
this attitude OF the English people, and
encourage the belief that We are not In
del PENDENT Of England.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

BABE neil Is ben sriien @dIde g.,
fiibrt bat. ols menn Is niht erIuubi
mare. feinsn syeinben 5upor5uiommen.
Ob biefe Darlssuns Don DtutfhIdnbs
seredtem sSsssshaIien in bieiem ednbs
eurdbriESen miro. iJassn mir MIDI
poraus5ufdesn. aber feitftshenb ii, hab
in ben uustn jsben unparteiiifen Be-
urtbeilers. Der Iia bic Wiibe sibt, BIZ
totumentarifntn geipeiIe au priifen,
Deuti9lanb bon allen 9crfpurf ses
reini6t III. Deuif4Iunb III ni4t Bios
miIitGriin, fonbtrH au4 moraIiid
breifa4 aepanasrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

aiebfne9t 1T bon ieiner partei
bsi5ipIintrt porben, ipeil er se9en bic
ariessperipiIIisuns seitimmt unb ioni'
an treuer @eIinnuns ssgen iein ga'
terlanb gu piinihen iibris lieb. Die
iOoialiitii9s partei III gu bieiem Der
fabren gu bssliidDiinI4en, ebsHio iebr,
neil iie bierbur9 ibren pdtriptismus
betuubet, als dut, neil lie fi9 baburdl
zines Wannes entleoist, Der ibr ni9ts
ais llnseIssenbeiten peranlabt tat. Wie
perldutet, III Seoebour als prpteit ges
gen 2isbtne4ts WabregeIuns aus BEN
@olI5usssausi4ub Der purtei ausses
ihieben. gu bebauern III nur. ofb er
ni9t einsn S6ritt fpeiter gegdneen
unb poaig cus Der partei ausgsihies
ben 1T, nenn aud er mar Der partei
teins StiiBs. Sn 6ffsntli4eu Der
iammluneen bat 8ebel ibn einsn tatts
Ipien Menihen senannt. mas aud arf
aiebtuebt 3utrifft. Sieier 9Orsans
III ppn Der prosbritiihen prehs,
bic fi6 ionit nm innsrs 9Ors
sGnss I'm DeutI6en Rst4e nibt .iims
inert, aufs.nommen tporben uno
triumpbirsnb bat lie osrfiiHost, oab bic
Io5ialiiiii9e partei iortan bic Rssies
rung niht mebr unteritiiben tperbe.
Der partsibefdluB, bub bic So3ialis
ftsn i'm Reiastaa sinbeitlid itimmen
miiiTen, seniist, nm bic Sreuee, fusltc
bic glnhdnger gneIanbs ausssipro5en
babsn. gu triiben, benn bub Die partei
in bisiem arisse beitimmt unb unents
ipegt sur Reeisruns bdlten ipirb, 1T
fsftFebenber gsf9ub Der S5iaIiiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-05

8ie nett bic Dummbsit
zines prosgritsn ssben lam. III an
Der Rep gortsr r5imes" 5u eriebeH.
Dieie iast. baB bura bic beuti9e Mss
tbobe, feiuOlii9e SamoelsI6iffe NIT
llntsrieebooten gu perienten. Der neus
trnle 6onbsl ssfdbrbst tpero.. Surauf
lit gu erlpiOern: Die Deutibsn beIditis
gen unb psrientsn feline neutralsn
SHiffe. Gas tbun nur bic gngIGnber.