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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-01

NICK. Miller, pastor. Morning sermon
subject, Continual Sunshine" Com
munion and reception of new mem
bers. Evening, "The Progressive
World
Kansas Avenue Methodist church, J.
f. Scheer, pastor. Morning sermon
subject, Patriotic Obligations" Eve
ming, Human Side of Salvation"
Mount Olive M. E. church, Twelfth
and Buchanan streets, J. d. Rice pas
tor Morning, praise meeting and holy
communion. Evening, special sermon
to young people, THE Glory of Young
Men"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-01

First United Presbyterian church,
Eighth and Topeka avenues, Edgar P.
Smith, pastor. Morning sermon sub
ject, THE Purging of the Conscience"
No evening service.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-18
9rts6sn. Z. Mars 1915.

~ u
Won9en 2euten gebt es nift i9nsa
aenug Inn 9erpur. Sn Qiittid, in
antnerpen uno bel ben ruGif1en Sc
I~tungen Iei bod G9idq duf Sdlag
oefoIen. Die pbtIifter beoentsn
ni9t, bab Der @esner isbt ebsnFalls
iiber f6pere @rtilerie perfii9t, boB
uniere ,S6peren" isBt peiter oors
pGrts gsbra6t peroen miifen auf
tart oufseipei9tsn Megen. DAB ole
neue Gin6ettung Der v8ertos" 5eits
raubeno lit uno Oab man li4 ben
neren gufgaben entlpre9eno neueins
f9ieBen muB. Der 4ngriff ihreitet
70 raid fort, ols ss MIR meniaens
m1gli9 lit. Sn5niiden hoben mir
Die aon3e FronS0fi9e Stelung in Der
Bpepres gbene, 0Itli6 Der Gote 2ors
raine Gfeil in bic Gbene dbfdaenoer
Siigel8us BEL gerour) eingeoriidt uno
bier oreimal 10 bel nsues @ebiet
eroberi, ols in ben eriten 3ampf
taaen i'm Rorben 8srouns. liner
Raumaepinn bstrdgt in 3ebntdgigem
Sample iiber SOC Quuorottilometer,
adtmoI 10 biel oils Der 5eino in
ieiner september DffeniiDe einbradtel
Selbft penn mir ui9t biel peiter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-18
Krteosbrtef aus Deutlcblano.
bon yunbeIm K%autmanu.

Iein 2a9foIgsr Sumbert tOnnts fi4
in 8eroun bon ben 9sutihen 10 uns
begreifli9 iiberraI6en lnHenl 3uriid
aus Saloniti, fOroern bic polis
Ihen MnuEbelosn jebt. SeBt no
Die us9ppts @eFabr i'm WlitteImeer 10
srob 1T (ite6e ,proOence"). SEPT,
roo Der Riid3us, nod ben unerbDrten
MiBbonblungen @rie9enlanos, ben
lebten ReIt bes petIifkn preitiges
bel Den Srientalsn SeritOren uno in
Der sonaen Melt Elm SobngelG9ter
6erporrufen piiros, itdrter uno ihlims
mer nie nod Dem rt%punoerDoa
bur9sefiibrten4 Riid3uge bon @alts
poli! 1lno bod brou9ten bic
5einOe i'm MeTten jebt jeoer Solbds
ten 70 notfpsnois! Der gauge Jelos
aug BORT unten i9eint in idmmsrli4er
Weiie 8u perIoden, nn9bem mir nit
unIeren 8unoesgenoKen dies etnges
beinIt baben, mas bort iiberbaupt gu
bolen mar. ltnb bas mar Dtell
Riemanb fam es u1s pteoer snts
reiben.
@ie oiel Sruppen mir in 6ranf-
reid ieet boben, oos weib MIR Der
8roBe @eneraIita6. Nber Elm gro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-18

ICES 6eutifeg Seer tdnpft I'M Ser.
bun, unO Die oeutide SffeniiDe miro
oon fleineren abteilungen al per
fhieoenen Ste1en Der Sront Itets
erfoIgrei6 betrieben. Qds al
les fam nur BON iebr torten
ardften beperfiteltgt meroen.
SIN britiihen l%lnterbouie erfl1rte
Der arbetterpcrtreter Snomoen, Die
5ransoien bGtten bis W}itte 6ebrltar
'21a 0lilionen anmpfuniobige, bar.
inter 100000 @efallene uio itber
900, 900 @efongen. @ioeriprudslos
aing oieie 8~ebouptiulg in ben Hars
lanlentsberiht Der gan5en britiiden
Hreiie uber. sic lit aud III Yarls
nif,t oernentiert tporoen. Bie Diel
.Sol6aten FAM nun drnntreif anf.
.brtnga2 3poIf 4ro3ent Der BE.
no[ferung 1T ons Naarimum , Der
2eiih4ngsf1bigfeit. Dos ipdren alto
a, $500 600 Wanu aus 80 MfiQionen.
.Oeuti6lono itelt bel 1870 aus So
Miltonen iiber s Wtiqionen Sol0a'
ten. Iun ober bat 5ranfrei9 audi
ihon Die Sabrednge f916-17 I'M
5eloe, 9eutihlano nod MID.
M9it oieIeu beioen SabrgGngen mo.
gen es Die 5ron3oien auf runo 5
Waiaionen gebraht baben. 9abou
lit Die Sqlfte perbrapdt, 100000
5rarBoien Iteben in Sdlonfti uuo
in afrifa. &eierben bat 5rantreiA
ntebr. Geuti6ldtio uber,
oeIien @elamtnerluite bisBer be-
trGdtlih gertnger gepeien limo, bat
nod 100000 Monn aaein In ben
nod pmaiaetaiteten Sabrg6ngea
1915 uno 1917. 9aDon lit Sabr-
gang 1916 (3man5igidbrige) ooaig
a~usgebiIbet uno nit anoern
Itdrfen 9eierpen f~rontbereit. Sabr.
gang II bIeibt als meitere aelerbe
fir lpdter. Roh ben 4usheblngel
bon 1912 fam man ols 6auglide
inter ben it rengeu alien Regeln
ailf 100000 Mann per Sabrgang
refnet, neben 5000 number
Sauglifenb meIdje Dem 2onolhlrm
iibertpieieH per0en.
Cine Miaion g~ngIonOer itebt In
6rnafreidb 100000 ouf entfernte.
rem SdouplGsen, odpon naein III
aegppten 100000 @ann (eueliidie
Meloung). Die Snpalionsfurdt
oie 3eppelinangit uno Die nMi0a.
liffeiten" in Siioieu Suingen 5ur
3u~riidbaItlung itarfer 9eierpen auf
Ger Sniel. Die alisiidten ouf bal.
entlaiting Der 5ran5oien
ourh eugliihe Silfstruppeu iino
oemuaf redlt mdBia.
augenonlmen, bnB 9eitidlanO
BON ieinen mobilen s Milionen
(oie Sabrg1nge BON 81 bis as Sab
rem nod flint MiIionen i'm 5eloe
bat. nod 468its aller 0erIuite
mo Der iebr itarteH abfomnanoie-
runeen aIf @tappen in @arniioHen
ais ausbilbungsperionnI II. /. NJ
andl Der pielen 2eidJtbertplmoeten
ul6 aronter, BON oenen iiber 90
&ro3ent mieoer irontfdbig meroen;
nah gbjrtg erner BON rnno ei.
ner Milion ae9en Riiblono, Der.
blicben nod 4 Niilionelt 9erutrup.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-18

iiber 200 MatroIen bat bas S1iff
an @efougensn 5uriidsebradt, fomie
cine Mi[lion Mart in @olobdrren,
3ipeimaL purbe bic britiI9e 9lodns
be burdbru9en. Sebe &rissflotts Der
8eIt niro bic @eutfden pesen bic
fer eIdn3enoen Eaten beneioen. Der
Giibrer Der Mt1tpe mar &prOsttsns
tapitGn @raf DObuasS 4IOOisn.
+
Gum S9luB beute Elm araftport
bes 9idters Propbsten 8iIhelm Sor'
ban:
rGb aid oer @rbe
9lebr Grie9er ais &rditer
Gum 8eltfartpf entpiifier,
Gel firdtlps. mein |oIfl
&oa Stol5er @ebnnten
8urdlbnuert nnIterblid
Ser 9eutihe bic Stirrs
1lit itarfer @coulo.
Chit nnbt bic @eneIurs,
Bir finoen ben Siibrer,
Ser @Gter entlinnt iin
Gum Siege nein @o[f.
8a i6l6gt es Die Sfla6tcn,
9a Ihmiidt itd's nit Grdn5en
lIno ldmieoet bic &rone
Ser eiuigeu Strait"
8ilbelm Serbian (Iibelunee, 1. Sie9s
friebiage.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-18

tGmen, pGre Der bisberige GrFolg
ldon Elm u~ngebturer. 4ber mir
perben ipeiter tommen. Dir be-
Fben iebt i'm Often cine annette
4nsrifFsfront ouF @erbun. gs miro
freili6 nod einige s3eit oauern, Biz
unIere gong fdipersn Raliber bonn
Often aus ole fetnoli9en Yan5erforts
auF Der Cote lorraine nie6srlegen
t0nnen. Bel oaer QngriffsIuit Der
Oeuti6en miro tets 1uf Die Mens
fhen>S efonomie bos gr0Bte @epidt
geleet. uniere Snfanterie sebt EFT
nab griinOli9er drtilleriitii9er 9ors
bereituno Dor. Snanii6en 1T uus
frog 3abaoIer grduIamer Stiirme Der
SrdnsoTsn nod tein 3olbreit eros
berries @ebiet berloren gsgongen. Der
4ngriFf an oiefer SteLle 1T bas
f4perfe Stiid an Der gon3en
sFront, bas Io1te man rpobf be0ens
fen nnb i'm @ertrauen auf 0as 10 oft
bemdbrte Before @iFen unferer Sub
rung rubig ous Deitere dbparten.
+ 4 4
gaIoniti! 0iefelben 2eute, ipeIde
bier ben tangTomeren Gortfdritt bel
8eroun bemGngeln, tonnten aud
nift begreifen, rpesbalb Madeniens
Seer uno ole 9ulgaren niht ldngit
auf Goloniti loseeItirmt finb. Sept
Ieben fe Elm, baB IS 3pedlos gepeIen
mare. @enn Elm itartes feinolides
Seer in ienem srie9tiden 5afen {
Qebaften ipirb, obne ooB mir
siHen Sropfen 8lut einieBen. 10 &c.
niiot bas ooltommen. Der 6eino 1T
su fano6, nm IeIbf unIere Stslluns
gen an Der griedifden @rsn8e an3us
qreifen. ST piiroe 0n3u minOeitens
cine babe Miaion Mann gebrdu6en.
Gr bat taum bic 6Glfts 1T SaIpniti.
0aqeoen ifeben 100000 8uIgarsn in
out ausaebauteu 9rdben. Elm gleid
tories SirtsHbeer lit in Der Hdbe.
Die armee 90peB pirb bdlo IN 4le
bonien frei. Dds geniigt bod pobl.
DAP 9riedenldnb Dergendltigt miro,
lift ia lehr traurig, aber unere
ariegs3iele tpsroen ni6t OnDur4 be-
einflubt. Die @ntf9eioung
Itegt aur I'm Beiten.
Ob Madeniens fairies oeuti4es
Seer nod in Wla5eoonien lit. iteht
6obin. Qber man Tam ppbl fuaen.
0aB es bort al entbebren mare. 90
oe6eimnispoa pie bieIe Sruppen aus
RuBlono perI6nnnoen, nm pl0blid
por gelgrab auf3utauden. tonnen iie
ia aud nodmaIs ben 8orteil Der in
ncren 2inie ausgenubt bdben. Elder
lid gibt es mosrspo nihtigere ars
belt. limb bic gefi6erten @ifenbabnen
aeItntten bds .8erfnninoen" melt
cher, ais ole lan9sn Seepege NIT IL.
Boot slleberroihuneen.
Wie Die 5ran3ofen ieBt iammern.
ipeeen SalOniii! 9abin bdbsn its
10000 Maun ssI6idt nit benz Sc
neral Serial, Der 70 LANCE in 8erOuu
tommanoisrte, Der y20pe bon 8srs
0un@ bieB er ia. Gr ioa 8eroun
un6 umgsgsno fat 70 gut sstonnt
baben, ME Der olte @rof 6disltr
fem eelisbtes Wlsb. limo nun IiBt Ct.
aus politif6en Sriinben bsrbonut
auf bsm quIperfab bon Soloniti uHo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-18

Die Sibetansr rs6usn bie
Some uno Den = Hssenbogen su
ben 9lonsten.
Bon Bad ipurbe beim afopiers
Ipiel Der fleine Singer uno Ser 0aus
men islttn unb ungsrn benust.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-18

Die .gl0ue" 1T foebsn in sinem
9ofsn einsetroffen, alio in
5iinf5ebn fsinbIi1e
S9iffe bat fs bsrnidfst. Gu6 bic
ipeIfs Dem britifasn Gnla9fs
f6iffe @Oparo VII. ben %llntergang
bersittts, ipurOs bon Der MOtpe ees
Isat. Bier fsinOIi4e 0ffiiisrs nno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-18

Sd gebe meineu 8etonnttn ipieoer
aus benz Beee, leoisli6, nm ben
6rngsn ous5uneiden. Die 5rugen
fin0 INNER bieTeIben: .Sft benn
amsritd berriidt gerpOrbsn?" ooer
r9oben es Die Entertainer auf unIere
fd0nsn Sdiffe in 9oboten abgele=
BENG"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-18

tamen nGrs Der bisberioe grFoa fBs 6eutites Seer ta1pft Inn Ser.
ihon Elm undeheurer. qber mir DUN, uo Die oeutide 0fpHfbe miro
per en- ndter fomnen. Q1r be- pom aeineren abeinngen al per
Fben fbt I'M Otter cine nette fbeoenen Stelen Der 6ront Iets
an~srffsfront ouf @eroun. SIS miro e rfoIgrei6 betrteben. 0os al
irii1 Md enige 3it oduern, big les fam nr bon iebr Harlem
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28

out it was decided to advertise again
and Sir Hedley was called upon to en-
gincer the work.
At first the advertisements were
very conservative in tone and before
Sir Hedley was able to broaden the
scope of his work and get new bust
mess on paying" basis he encoun-
tered much opposition from many
sources. not excluding members Of
parliament.
1T was hard to bring the conserva-
tive British mind to accept such a
radical departure. said Sir Hedley
in discussing this point. Many de-
clared that II was undignlled for a
government to advertise. and others
who were willing to see some adver-
Using done held that the displays
should be couched In the most digni-
ned and stereOtyped form. The idea
of a government telling n woman that
she was buying too many hats and ex-
penslve clothes-something which we
have been doing shocked
them, but gradually we were given
more leeway and the results have JUS
tined the course followed My idea
Is to put out advertisements that
have in them what you Americans
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
]. R. PRATT WAS
|. ASUFFERERFOR
TWENTY YEARS
But NCrv-WOr-th Soon Made Him
Feel "Ar Right" He Told
Burc Drug Store.

Below is a strong local endorse
ment OF Nerv-Worth. that wonder
full nerve tonic which Druggist Burke
is selling in unheard Of quantities.
These words OF praise were given
TO the Burke store by Mr.. ]. K. Pratt,
OF SOC East Pike street, OF this city.
II is Of n character that confirms the
claim that Nerv-Worth is the world s
greatest nerve tonic:
For the last twenty years | have
been bothered with stomach trouble
and nervousness. couldn't sleep at
all. Rolled around all night.
Il have doctored with several doc
tors and specialists and never any
results. and had to be careful what
I'd eat.
But have taken two bottles OF
Nerv-Worth and am feeling all
right--R great deal better. and can
eat anything and sleep.
II An SURE WILL he ENTIRE
LY CURED,
81 recommend 1t to all people with
stomach trouble.
yours truly,
~, X. PRATT"
Your dollar back at the Burke
drug store 70 Nerv-WOrth does moi
help observation-disclosures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
RECRUIT
For the English Armies Are OBJ
tanned through Great Ad-
VertiSing Campaign.

LONDON, June 2s.-When tho
British government at the beginning
OF the war covered the bill-boards Of
the country with its now famous ap-
peal for recruits, Your King and
Country Need You" It embarked on
an advertising campaign of such a
nature and extent AZ has never before
been undertaken by any nation.
The first advertisement has grown
into scores. dealing with wide field
Of subjects. from pleas for army vol
unteers and loans Of money. to CON
domination Of extravaganza in the
purchase OF, too many boots and
stockings by my lady. It is said that
there is scarcely home in the Brit
ish Isles that has not been reached
by some OF the display advertisements
which have been kept running in flf-
teen hundred newspapers and spread
on myriads Of billboards. After near
~ two years Of experiment officials
"mphatically declare that It pays for
a government to advertise. 1t Is es-
timatcd by some that billions OF dol
lars have been raised In loans in this
way and that nearly lve million re-
u hlNH HhNN uttll NlldWll " lLp GOlOIH
by the printed appeals.
To one man Is said to belong the
credit Of originating and carrying out
this novel and elaborate campaign.
He is Sir Hedley LeBas. head of
large publishing house in London.
who received his title recently az a
mark Of honor for the services which
he had rendered his country. During
an interview with representative of
the Associated Press Hedley was
asked how large stnff was required
to conduct such treat business for
the government. He smiled and re-
piled:
In getting subject matter for the
advertisements have called on var
ious journalists and others for assist
ance. As to my regular stan. he is
in the next room and assure you
he Is very busy young man"
1t was Sir Hedley's way of confirm
ing what had already been said by
others-that the bulk OF the work
had fallen over to other hands and
he has been devotInE almost his
whole time to putting before the pub
lie the telling advertisements which
his training as a publisher has en-
abled him to produce.
II was some two years before the
war began that Sir Hedley conceived
the idea OF advertising extensively for
recruits. During a conversation with
Colonel tnow GENERALLY Seely. who
was secretary Of state for war, the
colonel asked how Sir Hedley, as Il
former soldier and n business man,
would go about 10 raise $4,000 re-
cruits needed for the army. Sir He'd
ley Instantly replied that he should
advertise The proposition was novel
but ii interested the colonel and Ill
timately the recruits were advertised
for with amazingly good results. The
war office was so pleased with this
campaign that when the war broke
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
in the Early Stages
of tuberculosis

your chances for defeating thIs
dreaded affection depend largely on
your ability 10 restore normal body
funCtionR
To do this. one requirement u proper
attention 90 diet and pure food. Also
rest and fresh afr, day and night.
Where tho system IL run down and
likelihood Of serious consequences
thus increased. EclCmaHS Alternative
may prove beneficial, n II has IN
many caseA.
This 10 limo treatmSnt-but un-
like any other. For here tho lime
content IL 30 combined with other In
gradients ~ TO be easily aSstsnilAtsd
by the average person.
A trial can do no harm. since Eek
ma q Alternative contains no poison
Gus or hAbit-f0Tmiug drTgG AT your
dFuEEiGt'A
EelImAA Laboratory, philadelphia,
ssld ~ hlaad's DyuE store Ia ol.rks'
kuna. M N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28

loaped from dozens Of miles up and
down the abrupt peaks. the Denial
italian colonel accompanying the cor
respondent remarked that In no other
war had such fighting ever been. that
nsither the armies OF Hannibal, nor
Caesar, nor Napoleon ever dared en-
gage In such work. that their armies.
which did go over mountains not half
the height, were hardly larger than u
regiment Of Alpine troops az today
organized, that above all they did not
winter in the mountains nor deal with
heavy artillery. nor drag up TO these
Businesses pound by pound, plank by
plank, piece by piece. their food. their
supplies. and the guns and ammuni-
ton.
These conditions are not limited TO
the Adamello region, but repeat
themselves on two thirds OF the Ital-
ian front, or over line Of 275 miles
OF mountain chains from the Swiss
frontier down to the banks OF the
IsOnIO river from which can be seen
the bitter" blue Of the AdriatiC, as
tho poet d'AnnunZio described II.
Along this line titanic struggles take
place daily Of which the outside
world never hears II took Ave days
for the correspondent to slowly climb
tho Adamello crest and in this period
the Italians succeeded In blowing of
the top ofanother mountain called
COldi Lana. which suddenly burst
Into the air with It's defenders who
were on their side trying to explode
i mine which would blow TO pieces
the Italian troops
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
BA I Ties
Above the Clouds with Noun.
tain SWaTming with Al
pine Soldiers.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ITAI,

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ITAL-
IAN ARMY. June 2S..Adamcllo
which Virgil crowned King of the
Alps, Is the most elevated spot in
the world where war has ever been
waEcd
Through the courtesy OF the Italian
general stan, which is DESTROYS that
the world outside OF Italy should
know the hardships of this unprece-
denied campaign, the correspondent
OF the Associated Press was the first
civilian allowed to witness the fight
ing on this colossal mountain, which
Is ll.bO0 fet high and covered with
eternal SHOWS.
The correspondent saw the noun
tain swarming with thousands of
whitehead Alpine soldiers singing.
alert, eager. crossing glaciers. chal-
longing avalanchcs, charging the enc
my with fixed bayonets-ali above
the clouds.
There are correspondent witnessed
the action OF heavy artillery. a hat
tery OF which fired from the highest
point in the world where artillery
had ever been placed or from which
. % hhh VN'l UeeH UTeu. II seemed al
most a miracle that such big guns
could have ben transported in two
months OF hard labor from Il distance
OF fifteen miles in one OF the valleys
below. Over two hundred men had
been required for She dragging OF a
. SINCE one of the pieces. and at one
stage OF the work an avalanche had
( swooped down from the mountain
! sides and swallowed up the cannon
and devoured forty Of the men.
. The professional mountain climber
never attempted to reach the top OF
AdRmello. but in summer the view OF
the surrounding Alps with Mont
Blanc. the Jungfrau. and Monte Rosa
In the distance is considered the best
In Europe. Winter and summer. the
lighting there is under conditions that
prevail only in the Arctic regions
There Austrlans and Italians meet in
silent grip. their deaths and their
deeds all but unrecorded save in dry
army annals. given hut brief line in
the terse bulletins OF General Cador.
na.
While the Austrian and Italian can.
non rumbled lazily. exchanging rude
courtesies. or seeking 10 dislodgC
avalanches to better destroy and ham,
per the enemy. awakening echoes that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28

call punch" Successful business
men conduct their concerns that
way. Why shouldn't a government
do the same?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28

Swcden's peat fields are estimate
to cover nearly 100000 acres.
Guinea pigs do not come frGS
Guiena. nor are the ypigs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09

srgreife bic @elesenbeit, nn ben Iona
len Stimmgebern, pslte uns in BEN
sben sei6lofmsu Sample untsrfiib.
ten 5u bGnten.
r0abt uns cine neue Gdla6tfront
formirsn uno IN Der nG9ften Ram.
pasns gu Sriumpb uHb Siss f4rei'
Item"
GouDernsur WilIis bate bic 5off.
nung BIB an Wiitttpoh abenb ni9i
aufseseben. Die meite 3eit bes 5as
aes bate er In isiner Office 5use'
bradt. tpo e. Wablberifte entsegen,
nabm. I'm 4 llbr ertldrte er, Sab
nidt blos sr, fuHbsrn bas game res
publitanii9e Staatstidst sei5lagen
lei.
Der 8Orfiberbe hes republitaniften
Staatstommittees i6dbte am 4beno
he Webrbeit Dilions i'm Staate aui
5000 Gtimmsn unb ertlGrte, bab
Cor gum minbsften 10000 Stinmen
mebr als @iqis unb pomerene 49,.
900 Stimmen mebr aIs 5errid er6ieIt.
glebeianb, O., 8. Hop. - Der
friibere Gouperneur Mbron 8. Sers
rid DerSffsntlift fOlsenbe grtlGrung
iiber bas Wahlsrse6nib:
.Die Stimmuns fir WiIion In
Obip trat Dor etipa 3pei Do9en ein.
Wenn bic gep0Iteruns sipei Woden
mebr 3eit 5ur priifuns Der glrsus
mente unb sur lleberlesuns sebabt
bate, bdnn fpiirbs bas gauge republic
tanifhs sidet srtpGblt porben fein.
Mdbrenb meinr sansen &asne
bate id meine Gufmerifamteit aili
bic Grpdb!uus bes 5errn 5ustes
gerihtet in Der lleber5eusung, bab
cine Maioritdt fir ibn in Ohio 5ils
slsi6 cine Raioritdt fir bas re-
publianii6e Staats Sidst beb.u.
ten tpiirbe. Sa id mar iiberaeust,
baB feline gripdbIuns BON nidt ssst
rineerer gebeutuus fein fpiirbe als
bic bon 2ineoln i'm Sabre 1860 unb
bic ppn MeRinlep i'm SABRE 1896.
limb Der aniidt bin ih nod.
,eosd5 idGse bag 0ertrauen. bas bic
,tpubliianiid)e partei babur1 In
mid iebts, bab iie mid uominirts,
ifnb bsssIeifen bic aufridtise 2opalis
tat meintr syreunbe fpd6renb Der sans
aen stampasne. Ddbrenb bag Be-
spub.feiH, eeftIasen su fein, niht &C.
rabs Elm anssnsbm.s III, tpirit IS auf
mid nur momsntan Elm unb ldBt lei.
ne 9itierteit in mir 5uriid. Sd tpers
be forifabren. Der partsi mad ipis
Dor Iopal 81 bienen'.
Tsiffourt
ct Qnuis, o., 8. glop. -- DuyH
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09
CALIFORNIA mod tn ;;3iueifel.
Die 3Gblung pirb er 4 q m
DoHHertag beeHoet
perben.

Gan Trancisco, Sal, 8.
RoDem6sr. Shelter 8. Rpipsu, Der
8oriiBer oes republitaHiTAeH Staatss
Gentraltommittses, propbe5eibte ON
abenb bic Grpdblung Sugbss nit si>
ner tleinen pIuralitGt. or Iagte:
Rad ben 3uiammsnitelunger beg
Cos 9lnssI.fsr 9ursaus bes republitas
nii6en Staats Gsntraltummittess
tpirb 6ugbes in 2os 2lugelss Gouutp
cine RaioritGt BON $4,000 erboIten.
Oas Bureau m Sos gtngsIes lit ii6ers
Se,igt bapOn, odb oisis Muipriti.
tur6 bic 9eriats BON anoeren Iiip-
taliforniIben Counties um peitere
1900 Stimmen perms6rt piro. unb
penn ii5 bies beftdtigt, baHn DirO
Sugbes in California Iteaeu
Die Maioiritdt, bic san 5ranciss
CO fir Wiliun a6gege6eu bat, betrGs.
ipenig mebr aIs 1900.
Sopeit felt fid bag betanHte 90.
tum i'm Sta1t, b. |. aus 51o5 BON ben
5917 grsstnttsn pie fpIst: Sugbes
431 1866, 8iliOn 435, 5,909.
Sos 2tngeles, Gal, 8. ytoo.
S6pmas Mcglleer, Der Gouutp @a6.s
fhIob ON 9lbenb bic
pou Der Stdbt uno BEN
gountp Cos 9tngelss in einem 9e'
noble elm, bos pd6renb Der Rudt upa
Der. Staaten 6ilfs 8unbesmars
in6llen befp14t ptrb. @r tiinoig:s
an, bag nit Der 3dbIuns Der Sttm~
men am Donneritag WiOrgen fprtde=
fabren perben tpiiroe. 118 presiuttc
in Der Stabt uro i'm Gountq iiitb nod
gu 5dblen.
Der nGaFe apnsreB.
Rem gort, 8. stor 1915
ysa&ts. I'm oieie StuHbe fsblen nod
yla&ri@ten DON 25 rssoiitritisn.
0luf GrinS Der iDpeh tsuestrDffensn,