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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-21
LARGEST N. i. $. SENIOR cLAs.
Apaar Secures Contract For Portraita
- az LARGEST GRADUATING Claee. Us y

4 Apgar has Just finished making $50
dozen folder portraits Of the individual
members Of the M II. s, graduating
class. II the pictures were placed side
by side they would reach three city
blocks. This Is the largest contract FOR
class portraits ever given any one To-
cal photographer. Apgar.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-21

| Mayors Proclamation.
! I hereby proclaim the week of April
"a, 1915 as "Clean-Up Week" in Mar
shalltown. desire an enthusiastic
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-21

both spoke on the needs and benefits
Of rural churches. Routine business
occupied the AFTERNOON. The next
meeting Of the presbytery will be held
at Salem, Henry county, in October.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29
Notice Of stoekho,der. Meeting

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders of the First National Bank Of
Washburn, N. D., will be held at its
banking rooms Tuesday January 9Th
1917, at 4 o'clock.
Aug. e. johnson, Cashier
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29
FIGHT TO REDUCE THE
HIGH COST OF LIVING

Helena, Mont, Dec. 22.-Members
Of the Helena trades and labor as
sembly here adopted q resolution in
which they urge the people of this
city to join with them in a boycott
on all foods which now appear to be
prohibitive in price to the end that
the high cost Of living may in some
measure be reduced in this city.
The resolution alleges that condi-
tions locally are deplorable at the
present time and that it is almost i'm
possible for the laboring man to make
a living for himself and those de-
pendent upon him because of the in
creased prices of foodstuffs.
It was announced that a general
meeting would be held in Labor Hall
December 20, at which time definite
plans will be made for the boycott
ing of various food articles, and fur
ther steps taken in the fight to re
duce the living cost in this city.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29

The annual auction sale of pure
bred livestock, under the auspices
of the North Dakota Livestock Asso.
ciation, will be held in Mandan Feb.
ruary 21 and %.
Taken.up-a red hog. weight about
300 pounds, came to my place on Sat
urday, December 9Th. John Meyer
Washburn-Adv.
Mrs. P. M. Ferguson, has as her
guests during the holidays, her sister,
Miss Sarah Andrews, and her broth.
er, H. G. Andrews.
For Sale-one Poland China male hog
a little over one year old. weight about
275 pounds First $500 bill takes him.
Inquire of A. N. Nelson. miles N E OF
Underwood, N. D.-Adv.
A civic rally will be held at the Met
hodist church next Sunday at p. m
Subject: 1.-THE Fight for a Clean State, "
speaker c. w. Finwall.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29

See the Washburn State Bank for
Insurance.-Adv.
Crippled boys in the city hospital
in Minneapolis have joined the Boy
Scout organization.
For sale-The Butler house on
very easy terms. Klein,Johnson c..
Washburn.-Adv.
For sale-one Poland China male hog
a little over one year old, weight about
275 pounds. First $500 bill takes him.
Inquire Of A. N. Nelson, 8 miles N e of
Underwood, N. D.-Adv.
II you will subscrie to the Leader
or renew your subscription at once
we will include four standard maga-
zines, all one year, for only 25 cents
extra. Write or phone.-Adv.
The extreme cold weather the week
before Christmas interferred with
the expected holiday trade, and the
continuation Of the cold and the
billiards seem to have stopped. all
shopping for awhile.
Wanted-Several young men to
handle an established we'll paying
business in Mclean county. It will
pay you to write. r. L. Roah, James.
town, N. D.-Adv 27.30.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29
Local News

All. who want coal in a hurry tel.
ephone G. A. Brummund for small
Joe Mann went to Bismarck Sat-
urday and returned Monday.
orders. Phone 3sJ. 1926 per ton for
reloading and local delivery.-Adv.
Rev. Chas. Richter was business
visitor from Hensler last Friday.
For rent-living rooms in the Haug-
berg building. See Holtan Nero. Co.
ADV.
Garrison, Underwood and Wash
burn are all advertising dances for
New Years night.
Repairs for all kinds of stoves,
ranges and furnaces at Thompson
Hdwe. Co.-Adv.
Miss Sarah Andrews of Bismarck
is spending the holidays with her
sister, Mrs. P. M. Ferguson.
Cameras can be had at the Studio.
You can use them or buy, as you
wish.-Adv.
Miss Mabel Johnson returned Sat-
urday from Underwood and will
spend two weeks at home.
Mis- Grace Benn, who is teaching
her first term of school, came home
from Turtle Lake Saturday.
For Sale-one Poland China male hog
little over one year old. weight about
275 pounds. First $500 bill takes him.
Inquire Of A. N. Nelson, miles N E Of
Underwood, N. D.-Adv
Rev. Spangenberg entertained his
Sunday school class last Friday night
at seven o'clock supper at the hotel,
it being his birthday. The boys all
go to high school. They we're: Roy
Wahl, Donald King, Denny Mann.
Roy Indseth, Jim Whitlock, Erastus
Charlebois, Alfred Ekstrom, Carl
Charlebois, Alfred Ekstrom, Dick
Buchholtz, Carl Knutson and Closson
Rice.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29
For sale-one TX h. p. motor
Schulz Motor Co.-Adv.

for sale-One TX b. p. motor.
Schulz Motor Co.-Adv.
Miss Matilda Oberg returned last
Saturday from a three weeks visit
with her parents and friends in Diff
ferent cities in Minnesota.
DIR. G. G. Hibbs, Bismarck's leading
DENTIST. not the cheapest but the
best.-Adv.
Mrs. Joe Brown and daughter and
granddaughter went to Bismarck
last Saturday to spend Christmas at
the Robidou home.
Lost-a fountain pen. Kindly leave
same at the Leader Office and get re-
ward.-Adv.
Elmo Sampsel left Saturday for
his old home in the northern part of
the state to spend few days with
his relatives.
For Sale-all my Buff Orpington
chickens. 10 hens and pullets and
cockerels. also White Leghorn cock.
erel. Feed being so high am unable
to keep them over winter. c. NJ.
Packard at Leader office.-Adv.
Eugene Page, who recently open
ed a meat market in the new town
of Wabek, was Plaza visitor satur.
day and took the opportunity of put
ting in a few good words for his
town, which he claims will be in the
limelight Of progress before another
year." Mr.. Page lived in Washburn
with his parents number of years
ago.
The second number of the lecture
course was given by the Potter-De.
pew company on Thursday of last
week. This company of three. the
Potter sisters, as cello and piano
players, and Mr.. Depew on the violin,
gave as good program as has been
heard in our city for some time.
There was only one fault to find and
that was it was altogether too short
The marked attention that was paid
I to each number proved that 1t pleas
ed everyone. There are two more
numbers on the lecture course this
year.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29
INACTIVITY CAUSES coNsTiPA'
TION

Lack of exercise in the winter is q
frequent cause of constipation. You
feel heavy, dull and listless, your
complexion is sallow and pimply,
and energy at low ebb. Clean up this
condition at once with DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, mild laxative that reliev.
les the congested intestines without
gripping. A dose before retiring will
assure you full and easy movement
in the morning. Csc. at your drug.
gist.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29

Be careful you don't overlook our
big club of four magazines which we
are sending our subscribers this
year.
The big coal warehouse at the mine
is full. Now is the time to put in
your winters supply of coal. The
Bitumina Coal mine.-Adv.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29

patient is having an unusually hard
time of It..
900
The shortest days were plenty
cold enough to be the coolest this
winter, Al below the morning of the
goth. The coldest day in December
last winter was below. The coldest
day last winter was AZ below on jan
uary 18th. 1t would seem by this
that the worst is yet to come.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29

Wood and poles for sale on what is
known as the Theodore Holtan farm,
located in Sec. 80 Twp. IA Range 80.
L. w. Biesterfeld is authorized to
collect for same.
Martin Holtan.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29
FREE WOOD

have about 200 loads of cut down
wood two miles west Of Washburn
that will give for the hauling away.
Aug. E. Johnson, Washburn,-Adv. 8
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29

The measles have now spread to
half the homes in Turtle Lake and
surrounding country aud most every
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29

pay you to write. r. L. Roah, James.
town, N. D.-Adv 27.30.
The Capital Steam laundry, North
Dakota's finest equipped laundry,
will be represented in Washburn by
Henry Wahl. This service will start
with the first week of the new year.
An investment of only 25 cents in
our splendid magazine club offer will
give you and your family monthly
income Of enjoyment and instruc-
ton for whole year. Let US show
you these magazines.-Adv.
M. e. McCurdy returned yester-
day morning from Iowa where he
spent the Christmas holidays with
his children. He will take charge Of
the Office of county superintendent Of
schools the first of the year.
Leo Wilson returned last Friday
from Grand Forks where he is at
tending the University. He will
spend his Christmas vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Will
son.
Mrs. Beechler returned from Bis
marck last week where she had been
for eight weeks. She had an opera
tion for appendicitis and when she
was ready to return home she came
down with smallpox. She is fast
regaining her health.
John Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erick Anderson, came home
last Saturday to spend Christmas
with his parents. He is in the en-
ploy of the N. P. railway company
and is building q new depot south
of Mott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Willis and "a
mily went to Garrison Monday to
spend Christmas with relatives OK.
pecting to return Tuesday. They
were among the many who were
snowbound on account of no rail.
road service.
All those who have books belong
ing to the public library are request
to return them at once with their
library card or cards. No books will
be given out for couple of weeks,
or until all books are returned. A
prompt response to this request will
be appreciated by those who have
charge of this work.
The Tuesday club did not have its
social session on December 10 on &C.
count Of the busy time before the
holidays. 1t was postponed to some
future date. The next meeting of
the Tuesday club will be held next
Tuesday, January 2. The program
is as follows: Roll call, resources of
the state; paper. Miss Satterlund
1.-The World Progress of Women"
paper, Mrs. Hendricks Machinery
for Women. It's Cost and Uses"
Aug. e. johnson returned from the
Bismarck hospital Monday. He is
rapidly regaining his strength and al
though he may have to keep his head
bandaged for some time, he is feeling
pretty well. The fracture at the base
of the skull and his broken nose
are healing, the bruises on his fore
head where he was dragged, are lit
tie slower in getting we'll. He has al
ready taken up his banking duties
again after his forced vacation.
The Glee Club girls celebrated
Christmas by enjoying slumber
party at the Satterlund home Sunday
night and on Christmas morning by
making their third annual tour sing
ing Christmas carols. It was bitter
cold but fifteen homes were visited
during the two hours they were out.
The girls were: Grace and Bertha
Benn, Helen and Beulah Forbes,
jeanette and Myrtle Nelson. Clara
and Edna stillman, Louise johnson,
Dolores Brummund and Mildred
Anderson.
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29
GARRISON INDEPENDENT

The newly organized Roseglen
State Bank opened for business Tues
day, with ]. H. Huseby in charge as
cashier.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Jermark of Elbowoods
were registered at the hotel Monday
evening, departing on Tuesday for a
two months sojourn at points in the
south.
o-o-o
Wm.R.Torgerson left on the north
bound train today for Minneapolis
where he will meet his father and
together they 60 to Boulder, Colorado
to spend the holidays with the family
who are in the western city for the
winter.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29

Martin Torkelson has added anoth.
er forty to his land possessions north
of town. He assures his friends
that milk cows bought this for him
this past year.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29
TURTLE LAKE WAVE

Turtle Lake has not piked any on
the Christmas spirit. Sixty big mail
sacks of Christmas have been mailed
from the postoffice this week besides
the regular mail.
The Washburn leader., 1916-12-29

Wood and Poles For Sale
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02

Matchmaker gtre einsn strisg ssqtn
DeuiidIanb berbtifiibrt unb iih foIs
9er Weiie bei benz @olfe als pdtrios
ten ouseeben nil, ben man tpeiter an
Der Spite Der Resiernng bebaltrn
miifs. Wenn loIdes bic gbiiht oes
prdiibenien 1T, 70 fam ct fid auf cine
Gnttauidpins ssfabt MAIDEN. menn er
fein @sipifen bat, bas 9lut unb bas
0eIb bes Bellies obne Grunb pergeus
ben min. 70 befibt ss oas amsritaniicpe
Wolt. DieIss tpirb ni4t 3useben. oaB
arisg obne offeniidili4en @runb gss
fiibrt ipirb, bios I'm bic perIonlinen
8prtbeile bes 9rGibenten gu fOrbsrn
pbsr lin fsinsm perfDnli4sn Dab ssssn
Deuti1lanb frObnen gu tonntit.
Selbft penn aIss autrsffenb Ddrs,
mas Der prdiibent iibsr bic bon
SeutTdlanb besangsnen Redtspers
lebunsen fost. 70 iinO iie = ibrs Rids
ti9teit suseIidnbcn ID seringfilgis.
bdB iein sipiliiirtsr Weni9 sinen 2rits
aus bisftm grunOs redtfsrtigen iann
unb glmeriso 1T cine striliiirte Watiof'.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02

aonersb md, isinsm 9sIisben Sufors
inationsn Dor; e. fhidt an irissFiibs
rsnbe WlG9ts aebetms Roisn, ipsld,
ben Jrisbsn unisres eanpts gsfdbrbtn
m0sen.N
Gelndb Ssrrn WiIliams fnb eIibu
Boot unb Ssndtor 9obse bic ~t0ndHs
eebsnben Rdmpen' Sefrsidr 2ars
iinss. gum S4luB idst er:
ygpir iteb,n iebt birsit ber Grase
oegeniiber, Of mir NIT oieisr prdfoens
tensppliiif Dor bds WoIi irtten obet
i'm aonbent ,ufammsntretsn miiHen.
i'm iene politif felbii 5u ssfdlten unb
bic Sntegrit6t unisrsr Organization
su befpdHren. SD lam nt&t baran
5peifeln, bab unfsr GrfpIg barin Iies
gen pirb, bab mir unfert Wartsi dIs
bic unsrihiittsrIi9en. Gtgner bes Wis
litarismus unb als bic 9Drfdmpfer
fir ndtipnal,n Trisbsn unb fpabrt
Qsutra1itdf Dor bas 9oIt brineen. Gs
mag nod 3sit fir ben prdfibtuien
isin, iih gu ben bemofraiit4tn aufs
faffuneen 3u fdfaesn unb iih isibit
uBb ieine g|drtsi Dor Der gesenipdr-
tia,n Spaltuns 81 retttn. eines itsbt
aubsr grdss bab nidtiniiruirie De-
leaaiionen jum RdtiondIicnptnt gee
idnbt iperben iolIttn.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02

jslbtm bss giiraeririeses. Weins ers
ite Stintms sdb id fir Gsneral
Grant ais prdiibsnt ob unb i'd babe
rie In rnsinem aeben fir einen Demo-
frotsn fur irssnb cine art eeitimmt.
S4 babe ail6 gssldubi, bab ss fir bic
iss aanb bic before pplitit 5sIpslsn
fsin mo6ts, Suerta ais prdiibsnt pon
Isriec onSusrtsnnen, nnb id bate
bas fi9sre gefiibl. bab tein 1auns
tpotfrisa sssen 9anoelsidiffe itatts
oefunben batie ipenn bic 4bminiitras
iion Don 9lnfans on GroBbritanttn
gs5punesn bate, uniere Rstte oiif
ben 5anbsl nit Ntutralsn nnb IN
glihttontsrbunbs nit Seutitlnnb uHp
Seiierreib llngarn su ahttn.
RiHtspsitotusniaer mar ih duf tts
nen 70 riidiihtslcIen, unbesriinoss
ten ansriff auf bic pOliiif be- aomis
niiirdtion bon elmer 70 Deraniiportlis
den eeite nidi sefabt. 9lls Wspi's
tIitansr bat CT mid aufs 2ieflis be'
iriibt, unb als lopoIer Rspurlltansr
ionn if bieisn 0eriuh, bas aano 5u
fseinfluifsn, isinsn Jrisben nnb ietrs
IuiraIiiGt aui3ussbsn unb ii4 IN DE
aciten, 2sibsn unb Shrsdtn pes
arieses unisr iol6en @oripdnosn u
iiiir5sn, ols nifts anberes bstro9s
ten, als cine @isidsiiltigisit sessn DIe
.Sniereiien unieres eigen.n Sduoes,
bic ii6erli9 sridredenb 1T.
Wsnn bic rspirblifdniiden Jlbrtr
feline beFeren prin5ipien nls biels
gfaticrm BON 9arrbsit, Sab nno
3srft5runa ben repnblitantld'en
@timmssbtrn ansubieten bubtn, bnnn
Fin ib fir msins perfOn nit Der re-
publiianiitm partei fsrttg. unb icp
ipsrbe isbss stDrnfsn bts Ginflui'ts,
ZEN if feiibs, aiifbieten, Inn tbreH
@icSersiniritt 5ur Wd9t gu psrbirl'
tsrn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02

Der 9rdfibent fast sur
gssriinbuns feinss @erIansens be-
trsffs elmer Gbfiimmuns iber bic
RefOlutiun, pelds amerifaniI6. 9iirs
ger srmabHt, aIIiirten SanbeIsI6ifTen
fern gu bleiben, bab Der apngrsb
Wiibtrauen gesen ibn in ben ,euros
pGiiden Sauptftdbten" ermutbiss.
@emsint bamit iino Berlin unb Wien
unb benz Yrdiibenten III poIlauf be-
pubt, bab Sieis 8sbauptuns ni6t
Dabr 1T. Deutf4lanb Fat aQss susss
seben, pas Der prdiibsnt In Der ,auii=
tanid" s4ngslegenbsnt eefprbert bat,
ebe Der aonsreb i'm Gntfsrrteiten bas
ran badte, ii6 nit ben auspGrti9sn
4nselessnbsiten gu befaTsn. Wsnn
yerlin inb Wien lebt nid3t nahssben
Doaen, oub ibrs 9audbppte BON s5ans
oelsfdiffen perIentt iperben, 70 ges
idiebt es niht fpegen bss Wioers
ipruas. Der iib i'm apnsreB gesen bic
poliiit bes prGifbenten offenbart, ions
bern neil lie ni9t 5ussben t6nnsn, bub
Der prdiibsnt iie entipaffnst. sic tpers
ben bisIen Stanbpuntt einnebmen,
glei9piel, mas Der 8onsreb tbut ubsr
ift tbut. Die 9lnii5t, fpeI6e bic
berf4iebener Mitelieber i'm 9ongrsB
bertreten, tpiro lebislib Don bsm @es
bantsn beitimmt, bab es cine S9mad
fur Die amerifanifde Ration unb Elm
unperseibIides @erbrehen segen Die
Usenfdbeit fpdre, ipsnn bic Der. Staas
ten dus ben fripolen 9riinben, bic Der
prefibent pOrfhiibt, in eineu Sries ulit
Deutf9lanb eeratben ioltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02
Ius Gnafahb tummt etn

Nus Gnglahb tommt Elm
srobes Webtlaeeu. Githener iagt ben
griten, iis miitten auf Diele Wuaren,
bic fie nidi brinsenb brdu6en, Ders
si9tsu, ba es ionit an 2lrbeitstrGften
fsblen fpiirbe, i'm 9pntben unb @es
f9iiBe bertuitelIen uno Der Wtitnitionss
Winiiter 2lopb @eorss tlast i'm
Saufe. oaB bic ausbebuns nidt bic ses
tpiiniatsn MsaFsn fir ben 5eerssOienft
briiise, neil bic iunsen 2eute alIsrls:
SdlupfIO9tr, bic bas 3ipanssbienits
sefsB biete, benuBen, I'm su 9auie 5u
blsi6er. gs pdrs unriatie, an5unehs
men, bab bic gnslanoer feige iinp obsr
tsin patriotiides Gmpfinben bsiisen,
mas iis 10 slei4siltis ma9t, 1T oas
Bepubtiein, bab Der ariss ni4t bic
minbeite 8ere9tisuns bat uno oab bic
Gssisruns Jpn einitelen follte. Gisie
Sffenbaruns f0Ilts Der 9rdfioent nidt
unbsadtst laiisn. gr sibt iid eiuem
srobsn Srrtbum bin, fpenn er sIaubt.
bab bas amsriiunifde @olt nit llngei
film gu ben 5abnsn ellen lpirb, fpenn
.r feinen arieg gegsn Oeutf6ldnb
ertldrt. Nds inn beDoritebt, 1T, bub
iein Mnbenten bis in bic Ipdtsiten Ges
nerationen sebranbmartt ipGre, ipern
er burd feline 8iinits es fertis brinaen
Ionts, bonn &ungreb cine ariegsertIds
rune su erlanesn. Jm nebriseH finb
mir Der @niiht, oab bas ameritaniihs
@olf es ni9t bel ieiner pafIfDen Wibs
biaisuns bes ariess betpenbsn ld'ien,
fpnbern In beutIiher Weife gu perites
ben seben fOate, bab ss bas @erbalteR
bes prdiibenten auf bas gnti4iebenite
mibbinist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02
Snb.n &dm pfen Inn gerbu

Sn BEN &dmpfen lin @erbun
TT sine Raaiie eingetreten, ipis bas
felbftberifdnbIih 1T. gs 1T febr Disf
Wlunition perfaoiTsn ipOrben unb
neuer @orrotb mub beransetiibrt pers
ben; aud TIT es nDtbig, bic perfbieoes
f1en Regfmenter, bic an ben Mngriffen
bethetlist tparen, pieber aufsufiiIen,
ME iiberbaupt alIes fir einen nsuen
Ingriff por5ubereitsn. benn es 1T beats
fder 9runbfab, nidts bsm 3ufaa su
iiberlaHsH, ionbern ale 9orii9tsmabs
ressln BET 3eitsn 5u treffsn. 0as
borldufise Refultot ift iebr bsfriebis
senb. 9ie Jrunsofen finb elm gutes
Gtiid Don Der beutihen Gren5e que
riidgebrdnst iporben, mas an unb fir
ii1 i6pn sin gruber 9stpinn 1T. Damn
1T feftseftelt iporben, bab bte Jes
ftungstperte BON 0erbun ben beutihen
@d9iiben ni9t Stanb bdlten t0nnen
urD bab bic Granaofen rti9t ionberlid
gut nit @eI9iiben unD Wiunitipn ners
feben iinb, ba iie gum Gritdunen Der
Deuti9en felbit Elm DsrbdltnibmGbig
fdtpa4es @efaiibfeusr untsrbaltsn ba-
ben Bel alien Bsrednunseu tit auh
an ueberraf6unsen in bet beutfdsn
Strategic gu benten, bic 70 berbliifs
fenb fir ibre Jsirbe ftnb. Wenn man
irans0iif9en 8eridten 0lduben ideus
fen bari, fdsint cine Glantirung oon
Derbnn pom Siiben Der geplant, mas
tpeitere Rampfe segen biefes felbit
iiberfliiiTis MAIDEN tpiiree. Dos fpdre
elm febr fiibner Sda9Sus, aber
in ben nnerporteten Wlan5pern Iisgt
Der grpbe Grfols, befen fidb Die
bsutffen Seerfiibrer riibmen t5nnen.
Mus biefer Dainfeibeit fdeint jebod
eine Sbatfade NH 9eitirnmtbeit bers
DDrsuIeuhfen, bab bic Deutiben ben
langtpisrigen Gte1unsstrieg dufseges
ben baben unb rfiinnebr entfalpfTen
finb, einen entfdeibenosn S9las bsrs
beisufishrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02
Qofal Beridt.
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bctibe iarbiee fubrinanil Con YEN,
IicH. gr perindte borgeiiern NIT
srrti eIenoen ssfeppern cine idppcre
isubrc glltciien bie Gilbert s!peHuc
tinaudsutringen unb fdlug ir,ibarm'
bcr,il ailf Die Vferhe elm, BON osreii
;slanfen Sas gIut berabfIob. pcrnr.
iaflt Don Ben iharfen sdlnaen otr
a,eitIde, bic obne llnterlaB diif Die
armenIbiere bernbiaiiIteit. Sie brad).
len Ben Glagrn ,iidt bon Der Stelle-
grI. Gorotbp Goppod, wclte IN ii'
rem Auto pprfeiflibr. leate bent
GhinSer bas Sailosperf. gie rief ye.
.nmtc bet Z TbieridnssieIlihaft bcrbet
uno bIicb Bis slir slntunit oerielben
bi bam Sdinoer l.eben Siihter 2)cct'
lrnl, pcrllrtbeilte ben guri6eti 81.
;tcrH al $50 Strafe. Sier traf cine
gcmerfi,ns bas Dir oes Nidtcrs,
Sab Der glcger iidJf aan5 nno ger
Der SduIoier lei. Fer Nid,ter frnetc
f,iera,lf se:Iliani Siofins, lemons
scb, Oh CT bic Gtrnfc fiir ieincii
,snbrnraim bc5ablen ipolc, oelit Die
fem iei Der belabene Nageu nit rcr
Neiiluna ilbcrniitiuprtet iUcrosli. ibn
iort5nfobren. N,it Der g,eldolns bate
er idts Al tilini grbnbt- slilf BITE per-
ncinenbe slntipcrt Susfilts' beraii'
lnbtc Der glid,tsr ben grlni, eines
SaittcfehIs grseu oeniel6en. madtc
ole gerhanollIng geoen SeiHoit 10.
melt bic psrb1n1te Sfrafc IN Nctrhdit
fam, ,picSer riidainais nIlb efflurss.
bal, cr beioc idIlc am EonnerstuJ
|uerbduoeln ipiirbe.
Ter ?liltcrcpnrirer GoIpdro Terf.
|isu, I'm griitol Sotel lucbubaIt, bate
,srau 9ueIla gsceIl, pon Der Glitlio
afbsin,e, nm 500 pcrtInot, bod MIR.
De aeitern Elm alcroift 81 gunitrn
| ser iSrml abecgcben. 9lid1fer Mlerdn.
pcr butte aber nod ein t,eitrres
gs5rfdgn nit bein aldger ST. iprr.
den Gerfion ioIl NIT eInem mt8tigsn
3eiigcu i'm FroteB 5ii perbdnocisl pers
fudE bdben. Ger Widter erblidts
bierin cine Wiibcd,hma bcs gerid)is
|ino perurtbeilte ibu al $40 S.rnie
|rstis aoite&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-02
Gpunerstas, ben 2. Mars 1916.

SelssentIia follte Der
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Staaten oenten unb nidt bios bas
9Soblerge5en GngIanbs su ieiner
gorge MAIDEN. @r befiirpprtet melt.
gsbenbs &iiitungeu fir ben arieasfan.
Sails sin iolder eiutretsn Iollie, ipiiroe
er our See ausgefodtsn iperben. Der
gegenipdrtige aries lebrt, bab 5auds
boote Die rpidtigfte Waffe I'M Sesfriss
ttno. 9ieie aber ldbt ii9 nur anpens
ben, tpenn Suu6boote beipaffnete Sons
oelsi9iffe o6ne Weitsres anareifen
fbnnen. 8enn Der prGfibent bas nidt
5ugibt, 10 entfpinbet er feinem eiaenen
Sanbe bic pidtigite @ertbeibigunss<
tpaffe i'm Seetriese. Oas lit bod in
bem SaB gesen Oeuti6lanb uno in Der
Jreunbfdoft fir England su nett gee
gdnsen.