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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-27

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nit Hebauern. ansenornrsn fperbel
pirb. poitor GeI8sr. Der an bisier
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unb lpirb feline neile 9bdtisteit am
1. December beainnen. Seine Refis,
nation foIl bier am 30. Nopember In
4rdft treten.
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iinb grtrnnummern t0nnen TN
Salptquartisr. Court unb DaInut
Strabe, erldnqt tperbeu.
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pirb bic 3piidenpauisn nit 9iscen,
bic 5pe5ieG fir bic &agne ron SaI
s. WeiseIs tompontrt purber. auss
fiillen.
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aleiae VOIi3eima0 0rid5ten.

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glupborn, 80. "a qDerp alep. erp!os
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2ofal 8eridt.
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gabeI $2l gegeuiiberitanben.
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barbement Der aIIiirten iylotte 5erfiDrt
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menf1lihe, brutaIe Ibat Der Britsn
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formation NIT Besus aiif bic Gireiis
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du6 Der Sdil III. inib man isfllf baib
bic greubefi zines .nsfunbsn aoxtssS
unb itorfer RsrSen fsrrsa.
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SaitOr selser sebt mad ct. aOnis.
paitor 6. Gefser Don Der Deilf.
f6en Reformirten air9e an Sreeman
Mpenue iinb SuIbert gtrats, bat Der
Gsmeinbe sefern feline Reiisuution
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Die Neippprt Office fir bas ,Gin.
einnatsr golfsbIntt1 befinSet iid in
Np. 339 gorf Girake, eeseniber BEN
Gonrtbouie, iupielbft Nsuisfeiten, Mn.
seisen II. I. III. BIS nenn ltbr Mbenbs
entsegensenommen iuerben. Sci.
South 2401.
, 1915-01-09

is unfayourable and the weather interterea
with our movements.
The foregoing brings the French to within
a mile Of tie German headquarters at
Utfholz, and also indicates a second point
of French entry into Alsace at Obey.
A despatch from Berlin reports a raid by
German %aviator5 Oh the British reserve ann
munitlon stores Mt CoudekerQue. The ex.
pIosive bombs from the aeropan8s killing or
woundiug one hundred soldiers aud des-
troying the ammunition.
Dispatches from Las Palmos state That
the German steamship "Otayi' has landed
one hundred sailors tlau.fefrel by the
German auxiliary cruiser "Klouprinz Viii
helm,' representing the crews Of French
and British vessels captured and sunk, name
ly, the Mont Agel, "Bellevue' and "Anne
Marie.
Advices from Rio Janeiro state that the
German Steamer ''Holger' having secretly
left ~Pernambuco, presumably with supplies
for the German warships in South American
waters, the Federal Government has remov-
ed from office the authorities who should
have guarded against this breach of neu-
trality, and the responsible officials have also
been ordered before q Board of Enquiry.
, 1915-01-09
ST. CROIX STATION.
(CeDsOred Mt J|analcNl

Censored ut JamalCA)
London. Jan. 5th-The United States
Note to Great Britain continues to rival war
Incidents in interest and Importance. The
British reply will probably bo made this
week. It's outline has been submitted to
France, who is greatly Interested because Of
the activity of the French ships searching
cargoes in the Mediterranean Probably
q statement will be issued soon, showing
that Italy and the Allies have arrived ut an
understanding concerning contraband, which
will be satisfactory to all the countries
affected. Only five cNrgoes for Italy have
been stopped at Gibraltar since November
18th, of which two were released within 3
days and the others as soon as the alleged
contraband had been removed. Since De-
cember 4th no cargoes for Italy have been
intercepted by the Allies. Rubber cargoes
held in England, destined for America, will
be released soon or be purchased by Great
Britain. There are constant negotiations
between the Allies and the neutral European
countries near to Germany, looking to the
tightening of the export regulations which
will prevent American shipments from reach
ing Germany or Austria through neighbour
ing countries other thar Italy. The loosen
ing of the regulations applying to American
cargoes will depend largely on the assur-
apces received from the neutral countries
that they will not assist in supplying Germany,
Austria or Turkey with munitions of war.
To-dny's "Times'' in a special article,
thinks that diplomatic correspondence may
bring about an improvement in relations
generally between the n~eutrals and the bel
ligerents, and thus, from m episode from
which Great Britain enemies sought to
make capital, may come permanent good.
Regarding the objections the House of Lords
raised to an International Prize Court, that
it would give inordinate power to States
with small maritime interests, it suggests
that no such objection could be raised to tho
institution of q Court of Appeal for cases
where the parties were Great Britain and
the United States, or subjects thereof. The
Court could be composed of judges nomi-
, 1915-01-09
Censored at Jamaica

DGCuO lNCLSQ OGlOAC 70 OAL VI AhfNllOp
Censored at jamaica
London, Jany. 6th.-It is reported TINT
Nj. Herbert Samuel, President Of the Local
Government Board, viii succeed Mr., Birrell
as Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieut.. Of
Ireland.
Amsterdam newspapers state that the
Germans have arrested Cardinal MERCER,
Bishop OF Alalines, because he issued a Pas
tornl letter telling the Belgians TINT they
were not morally bound by orders issued by
the German officers. He suil Germany's
power is 10 legal authority. You owe it ia
your heart of hearts neither allegiance nor
obedience, the only legal authority III Bel
gium is that appertainin9 to our King, his
Government and The representatives. Of the
nation.
Advices from Copenhagen state TINT a
Norwegian Merchant Captain, who has re-
turned from Gibraltar says thpt the Hum
burg American Line steamer "Grarcia" at-
tempted to cross the Atlantic flying the
Norwegian flg, under the name of "Bjoerg-
vim, but was stopped by q British cruiser
which discovered that her real name bud
been pNinted over and thereupon took her
q a prize to Gibraltar. The steamer had u
cargo of provisions for the German WarShips
IN the Atlantic.
Despatches from Hague state that "a
Company called the Netherlands Oversee
Trust Company, has been organized to take
over from the Government the responsibility
for consigned shipments. The Company
purposes to handle all imp ,rts to Holland,
and it is understood that it Is persona gratA
with the British Government. 1t WAS organ
lied with the object Of putting imports Oh "a
firm commercial basis.
Dispatches from Athens state that
great news is expected from Constan-
tinople, which will probably be the
first enemy capital to fall. The Turks
have abandoned all idea of taking the often
sive and panic prevails. The Holy Relies
have been removed to Brouas whittier the
Sultan and his personnel will follow. and all
available forces are concentrated in tbs city.
Adrianople has been practically evacuated
and the heavy guns have been removed to
Chatalia, which has been fortified. Fren-
ed intrenching work is progressing along
the shores of the Dardanelles and the Bos-
phorus, to defend the Asiatic side Of the
Straits and Broussa. The German families
are fleeing and the ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid
hns been removed to q secret destination.
The anti German agitation is growing.
Field Marshal Won Der Goltz has gone to
the Caucasus.
New York, Jan. 9Th Advices from Wash
ington state that an Attach6 of the German
Embassy is involved i'll the reports OF an
alleged plot to obtain American passports
for German reservists. The German Anbas-
sador has protested his absolute ignorance
OF the matter.
Governor Goethals has told Mr.. Garrison.
Secretary for Wan. that he cannot guarantee
the passage through the Panama Canal next
Spring of the dreadnoughts which it is pro.
posed to send to the Pacific coast. The
slides in the neighbourhood of Gold Hill
continue on so extensive q scale as to require
the continuous employment of dredges to
maintain a channel.
Representative Bartholdt, testifyiDg before
the House Of Committee Oh Foreign Affairs,
, 1915-01-09

The $. s. 'Korona' for New York is due at
Frederiksted at s O'Clock on Monday morn
ing. AS will be seen from IN official notice
published above, the mail by her will be
closed in Christiansted's Post Office at 5
o'clock this afternoon.
, 1915-01-09
PASSENGERS.
ChriStiansted.

Jany. 5th-"Mizpah" from St. Thomas
Jane Martin, Edwin Joseph, Venota Ford,
Sarah Meier.
, 1915-01-09

His Excelloncy the Governor and Mrs.
Helweg- Larsen arrived from St. Thomas on
Wednesday afternoon pen 8. s. Guiana.
, 1915-01-09

The motor schnr. "Dannebrog", having
completed the necessary repairs, Will sail this
afternoon for St. Thomas at the usual hour.
, 1915-01-09

RWAILS for New York per s. 8. "Korona"
&V@ and for Europe via ST. Thomas per
danish str. "Cathay'' will be closed in Chris
tiansted Post Office to-day at 5 P. m.
, 1915-01-09

An extraordinary meetlhg OF the 3RtlcuI-
tural Society will be held ut Kingshill on
18th inst. ut 2.3O P. IN.
AOENDA:
[. General business.
A statement 10y the President Of The
steps which have been taken SO far to
get the United States Government to
allow ST. Croix to export cattle to Porto
Rico, and q discussion Of the steps
which might be taken for the develop
ment of a trade in cattle OF meat to that
island. Owing to the presence Of foot
and mouth disease in the United States
meat is dear in Porto Rico, and if we
are to take advantage of this fact steps
should be taken at 0nce).
A suggestion for q new industry, by the
President, who will ask for a vote OF
$4,000 from the Society funds for the
making Of experiments in this Cob
exon
, 1915-01-09
THE AVIS.
Ghristiansted, St. Groix.

Saturday, January 9th, 1918.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-03-18
THE STUDY OF LATIN IN ALMA
HIGH SCHOOL.

Each study must effect some
definite and practical result bearing
on life before it can have place
in the course of study. Naturally
the question arises. why study
Latin? The study Of Latin has prac-
tical as well as cultured value
Modern civilization rests largely
upon that of Greece and Rome and
the latter has impressed her Ian
guage. law and customs OF living in
no small degree upon our modern
life. More than half of our Eng
fish words are Latin in origin.
Aside from the terms used in law,
medicine and the sciences, many
Latin words have come directly into
English without any change of form,
but most Of the words of Latin or
igin are derived from the various
forms which Latin words have in diff
ferent constructions Thus a first
hand knowledge of Latin is neces-
sary TO an appreciation of the full
significance of derivatives
other benefits derived from the
study of Latin are:
/. knowledge OF grammatical
principles.
2. Appreciation of good litera-
ture
3. An understanding of the polit-
ical. social. and religious institutions
of Rome. through their own medium
of expression.
4. An idea of Rome's profound
influence on modern literature, Ian
guage and institutions.
5. Development of reasoning
power and strengthening of the
mind
At present a four year course in
Latin is offered in the Alma high
school. Two years work is required
OF those students who are taking the
college prepare Dry course. The
work of the first year includes the
acquisition of Latin vocabulary.
mastery of declension of nouns, pro-
nouns and adjectives. conjugation OF
verbs. rules OF syntax; study OF
other grammatical forms and con-
structions: and practice in using
these forms and constructions. Exer-
cises are translated from Latin 10
English. and others from English to
Latin. Every English to Latin SEN
tence Is written on the blackboard.
discussed and corrected by the class,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-03-18

the tabernacle meetings held in
Alma, Tuesday opening.
Mr.. Miner, OF ST. Louis, was in
town Friday on business.
Mrs. Rowell is caring for her
grandmother in Mayville, who is ILL.,.
Mrs. Homer Weed, of Brecken-
ridge, visited her grandmother, Mrs.
Phelps, OF. this place, Thursday.
Geo. Cooper and family are now
established in their new house.
The local cheese factory, run by
Mr.. Miner. of St. Louis, expects to
start business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Bradford, OF
Ithaca. visited Mrs. Bradford
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Muscott of
Breckenridge visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wilson, over Sun
day.
Miss Dolly Reid, of Ypsilanti, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Rogers, the domestic science
teacher in Alma High school, was
the guest OF Miss Ethel Street over
Sunday.
Glade Myers, of Breckenridge, Wis
tied Rollo Allen over Sunday
The new meat market is rapid!
/ rearing completion.
Harrison Oster was in st. Loui
Monday
Mr. Nestle was in st. Louis Mon
day.
Miss Ethel Dancer was in Brock
enridge Monday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-03-18
DOES BACKACHE WORRY YOU?
Some Alma People Have Learned
How To Get Relief.

How many people suffer from an
aching back?
How few know the cause?
Ii it hurts to stoop or lift
If you suffer sudden, darting
pains
If you are weak, lame and tired.
Suspect your kidneys.
Watch for natures signal.
The first sign may be headache or
dizziness.
Scanty, painful. or too frequent
urination.
Nervousness or a constant, dead
tired feeling.
Avert the serious kidney diseases.
Treat the weakened kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
A remedy especially for sick kid
neys.
Endorsed in Alma by your friends
and neighbors.
l.. Il. Jackman. 421 Sneed St.
Alma, says: had trouble from ir-
regular action. l suffered from at
tacks of backache and pains across
my loins. After | stopped l could
hardly straighten. Doan's Kidney
Pills cured me, and during the. past
several years l haven't been both
cred at all"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Jackman had. Foster-Milburn
Co. Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-03-18
WHEELER sCHOL NOTES.

Henry Mischief has left school.
He will move to Dover, Del All will
be sorry to lose Henry as he was
the first of the Freshmen to leave
the class.
viva Hulock visited school We'd
nesday.
Two new books have been added
to the library. They are Freedom
VS.. Slavery and Michigan Geog-
raphy."
Clifford and Nelson Holsinger Wis
tied school Monday and Tuesday
respectively.
Myrtle Weed was absent Tuesday
The tenth grade geography class
are studying Michigan geography.
Alice Watson was chosen class
historian and Alfred Wolansky was
chosen clcass poet Maize Coleman
Ivah Allen and Edmund Wolfgant
were named as the committee or
writing the class song.
The Botany Class spent the pas
week studying the Species Of Pine
Paul Hale is i'll with tonsilitis.
Jenny Kenny returned to schoo
after a weeks ABSENCE
Ruth Allen is on the sick list.
The school has begun to work OF
the play. "The Gypsy Festival.
The circulating library from
Lansing arrived Friday evening.
Arthur Jones was absent Friday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-03-18
WHEELER.

Lolo Hackett. T.. Hogie. Ivah Ellis
worth, Bert Wilson, Jay Ellsworth.
Smith Clark. Rollo Allen. Dwight
Collision and Nal Bradford repre-
sented Wheeler as a delegation to