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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22
ALLIES INCREASE THEIR GAIN
French Capture the Villages of Yer.
mandevllers and Berry. British
Gain One Thousand Yards

London. the French and
British increased their gains on the
Somme front The French after two
days of comparative rest resumed
their drive south Of the Somme. They
captured the greater part OF the
villages OF Vermandevlllers and
Berry, positions of which they have
held for more than week. The
fighting put the French in possession
of the hole ground between the Yer
mandevillers-D eniecourt and the
Deniecourt-Berny sectors. At Denie-
court the Germans are still
desperately defending every inch OF
ground but the two tips Of the
southern line OF the great salient have
been completely crushed In. General
Foch's infantry aided still further 10
this success by capturing a number
of trenches between Berry and Bar
leux.
Germans Dispersed--Heavy Losses.
Powerful attacks were launched by
the Germans against the new
acquired British positions on the
Somme front. The British artillery
fire, says the official statement from
general headquarters at Verdun,
caught the attacking forces and dis
persed them with heavy losses.
The British extended their gains
near Courcellette on a front Of 1000
yards, pushing their lines further
northeastward against Bapaume. AT
the same time they captured the
formidable German stronghold known
as the Danube trench" on front OF
about mile. near Thiepval, and the
powerful field work near the Mouquet
farm, bitterly contested for many
weeks. Sir Douglas Haig's troops re-
pulsed series OF strong German
counter attacks.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22
GEN. VILLA LOSSES
SIX HUNDRED men
IN BATTLE FOR CHIHUAHUA CITY
HIS ARMY WAS ROUTED
AND MANY CAPTURED.
PRISONERS PUT TO DEATH
General Pershing's Troops Captured
Sixteen Bandits Who Were Or
ganizirg A New Villa
Army.

FL Paso. Tex-Francisco Villa. at
the head Of 5000 followers, is immc-
diately north of Juarez and an attack
on the city is momentarily expected.
This news is causing Carranza
officials there much worry. Confir-
nation OF the reported Villa attack on
Chihuahua City and the uprising OF a
portion of the Carranza garrison has
been received here
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22
Domestic

Jack Miller. nm aviator. fell ~ feet
10 his death at Fredericksburg. Tex.
War between the farmers and local
milk dealers. which threatened Chicago
with q milk famine last spring. may
break out again as u result of the ulti-
matum Of the Milk Producers ASSOC
citation regarding the price of milk for
the next six months.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22
Foreign

Suffrage und prohibition have bee
adopted by the voters Of British e
lumbin. according to incomplete r.
turns received az Vancouver from u
general election. The censervat
government. headed by Premier w
Bowser. -as defeated.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22
Politics

Charles w. Fairbanks, Republican
nominee for vice president, has aban-
doned his campaign and gone back 10
his home In indianapolis for Il rest. MIR.
Fairbanks was stricken with acute in
digestion nj Tulsa. Okla. and his con-
ditiOn is such that his physicians have
advised him To temporarily abandon
his work.
Henry Ford. the Detroi, automobile
manufactures. has declared that he
aud his neighbors' would support
President Wilson for reelection. II was
announced ut Democratic headquarters
In New York.
Presidential Candidate Charles Il.
Hughes 80 days ago ended nj Platts-
burg, N. Y. He departed for New York
and Bridgehampton To recover from
the strain before starting on re-
newal OF his campaign In the middle
West.
preStOent WlISUD mas UPCiueu I'D
make a number Of prediction speeches
In addition to those already scheduled
September 20 ut ST. Louis and Sep
TENDER "a at Baltimore. The president
reached this decision al New London.
Conn.
Western Democratic hcaduun rtcrs
announced at Chicago that Vice Prcsi-
dent Marshall will get into the cam
paign ut once. spcnking In the middle
West up to October II.
Gov. Edward +. Dunno was rcnOmi-
mated by he Illinois Democrats az the
primary with n plurality of S0.OO0. Col.
Frank q. Lowden won I'm landslide.
He captured the Republican nomina-
ton for governor by clear minority
of $4,000 over his two opponents. State
Senator Morton ID. Hull and Col. Frank
l.. Smith Of Dwight.
Wee President Thomns II. Marshall
was notified Of his denomination by
the committee appointed by the Demo
cratic national convention, at ~
home In indianapolis.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22

Scranton, Pa.-More than 400 In
dustrial Workers OF the World. hold
ing meeting at Oldforge in defiance
OF the orders OF Sheriff Phillips, were
put under arrest by the sheriff and
his deputies, assisted by a large de.
tail of state police.
There ar, over 3,00o, 900 automobiles
in use In the United States, including
both passenger cars and trucks. Be
tween Jan. ] and June 80. 1915. tho
increase which had taken place was
not far short Of the total increase for
the whole year of 1915.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22

10-inch shell fired In big gun
test ut Indian Head, Md, government
proving ground wrecked the home OF
Mrs. Mary Swami while she and sew
eral children were in the building.
Alexander Tying. widower of sixty
four. reputed millionaire Of Peoria, ILL.,,
and Iiildah Anderson, thirty-two. eloped
and were married ut Bloomington, Ill.
Charles Il. Morse, head OF the recent
ly organized United States Steamship
company, has been sued for SlOO.OOO
In the supreme court of New York by
Max &. Baum, real estate aealer,
who alleges he performed certain
services which aided Morse in obtain
ing his release from the federal pris-
on at Atlanta, Ga, in January. 1917.
Joseph Pulitzer, publisher Of the
st. Louis post-Dispatch. and the mem
bers of his household have been quar-
antined mt their summer home ut Bar
Harbor. Me. Physicians diagnosed the
illness of Mr.. Pulitzer's ten-yenr-old
nephew, Ralph Pulitzer, Jr., as in.
fantlle paralysis.
Joseph Mulholland was arrested In
New York kin connection with the muir
der there September s, 1915, of Mrs.
Elizabeth Nichols, wealthy widow.
Information obtained by detectives
who arrested Arthur Waltonen ut
lronwood, Mich, aided the police In
their search for Mulholland.
The Tennessee National Guard, en-
camped at Nashville, WAS ordered To
the Mexican border ny the war depnrt-
ment nj Washington.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22
vilIista Attackers Routed.

Mexico City.-General Obregon,
minister OF war, announces that a
thousand followers OF Francisco Villa.
who attacked the town Of chihuahua.
were routed with the loss of 600 men
killed and many captured. During the
lighting General Trevino was slightly
wounded in tie shoulder. Aided by
some o. the townspeople, the Villa
forces attacked At IL o'clock and took
the penitentiary and the municipal
anG federal palaces. General Trevino
gathered his troops, placed his artil-
lery, recaptureG the public buildings
and completely defeated the attackers.
The captured men will be tried by
court-martial,
General Oregon has sent message
Of congratulations 10 General Trev'no.
Several OF the captured men already
have been tried by court-martial and
put to death. The details of The de-
feat OF the Villa forces aroused en-
thusiasm here. Advices from FL Paso
said Villa had attacked Chihuahua
Itch 500 men and penetrated part Of
the city, bur WAS driven out with
heavy losses. The men taken prisoner
by the consriiutionalist army were
Immediately put to death, the dispatch
added
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22
Sixteen ViIiistas Captured.

Columbus. ~ M.-Sixteen Villistas
have been captured by General
Pershings troops. The war depart
ment has been officially advised of the
capture. 33 motor trucks were dis
patched south of Colonia Dublan with
battalion OF Negro infantry. The
soldiers were rushed 81 miles to a
point 16 miles below Nam!quipa
There the troops raided small adobe
settlement, taking prisoners IL Willis
tas engaged In organizing a new villa
following for operations against
American and Carranza troops in that
district. Much ammunition, arms and
horses we're also captured. The
prisoners and munitions were brought
back to General Pershing's head.
quarters.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22

The Tennessee National Guard, en-
camped nt Nashville, was ordered 10
the Mexican border ny the wir depurt-
ment AT Washington.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22
t;a ace :. u, !. :,a,..a.,
Important
News Events
of the World
Summarized
European War News
as ;;'s;:'s;;'s ;;s,,:es;,s ,,S;, s:,&;;s:;

Renewal of heavy fighting in Meso-
pOtamia, with the British on the often
sive, is reported In II statement issued
at Constantinople on September D.
The British are said TO have lost 1000
men in one engagement.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22

Western Democratic headquarters
announced at Chicago that Vice Prcsi-
dent Marshall will get into the cam
paign ut once. speaking IN the middle
West up to October II.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22

Alexander Tying. widower of sixty
four, reputed millionaire Of Peoria. Ill.,,
and Iiildah Anderson, hirty-two, eloped
and were married ut bloomington, Ill.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22

Wee President Thomas II. Marshall
was notified Of his denomination by
the committee appointed by the Dclno-
critic national convention, at ~
home In indianapolis.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-09-22

Defeated by The entente allies IN n
36-hour battle. the Bulgarians are. re-
treating along the Struma on the Mace
donlnn front. Heavy losses were in
ilicted on the troops ~ Car Fer'li-
nnnd. whose forces are being pursued
by the French and British. Athens
reports that the French have cap
tured the village of Yenimah.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-25
BUSINESS CHANCES
PUBLIC AUCTION


10000 stock Of staple gro, ,ries to be
sold In lots to the highest bidder. Sale
starts at 10 A. NJ. Monday, Aug. 2ath. at
S92t South oath St.. 9. Omaha. The United
Provision stores going out Of business.
We will first sch the open stock and
fixtures in the retail store which will
amount to about 5000. This store ID
doing q business of about $4,000 per
year. We will then sell tho surplus
stock in lots consisting of about
5000 bags of sugar.
1000 cases OF corn.
$50 cases Of tomatoes.
100 cases of red salmon.
30 cases of matches.
1850 boxes Diamond c soap
200 gross Ball Mason Jars.
900 sacks Of flour.
$50 cases Of Eagle. Carnation and other
brands of milk.
30 cases OF Grape Nuts.
$50 cases OF toilet paper.
200 cases Of Argo Starch.
800 sacks hand picked navy beans and
other articles too numerous to mention.
such as coffee, tea, rice, etc.
25 per cent OF purchase price must be
paid In cash or certified check on day of
sale.
Mr.. Merchant. here Ia your chance to
buy groceries at price to make some
money.
Sale takes place at 1924 So. 24th o..
s. Omaha, Monday, Aug. 20. at 10 A. n.
JAMES l.. DOwD,
Auctioneer.
UNITED PROVISION STORE,
Owners
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-25
FLORISTS.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Dirths-James and Margarst Brennan.
i7ss South Seventeenth. girl; Tony and
vieky wsjchik. <aoa South Twenty eighth.
boy: Stanley and Frances Tatara, ans South
Twsnty-ninth. boy: John and Frances Paris.
Thirty-nrst and X. boy; Isnace and Frances
Knicxwosky. South Side, boy: John L. and
Clara Murphy. IFS North Twenty-sixth, boy:
Carl and Katherine shultz. s2s3 Burt. girl;
Emil and Lilly valien. ISIS Lake. girl; soren
aud Petra Hansen. SO South Thirty-third.
Girl; George N. and Jessie Lawson, 1881
Martha. girl: Joseph and Josephine Ry-
cheeky. abi1 South Twenty-ffth. boy; Sam
uel and Vera Maimeck. $500 North Fifteenth,
boy; Kaspar and Mari Lukovsky. 44l4 South
Fcrty-second. girl; John and Lillian Burts.
1897 Droxel. boy; Joseph and AEnes Alex.
$50 South Thirty-third. girl; Thomas and
Catherine McGovern, ans Franklin. boy:
4. r. and Catherine Murphy, 33is Jackson.
girl; Frank and Alo1sa Moiin. 4ti7 South
Thirty-ffth boy; Hal and Ruth Murchhard,
723 Bancroft, girl
Dsaths-Melvin D. Couch. 2. $500 M; Mar
-Earst Wilcox. l. hospital; Charley Taylor.
%, ees North Twenty-nfth avenue; Leopold
Rosner. 50. hospital: Joe Kublick. 80. hos
pitai: John jackson, IS. hospital; T. A. Car
rcii, . months. 2bso Lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-25
BUILDING .RMITS.

Issued:
Anna NJ SCHNEIDER. 2452 Camden avenue,
frame dwelling. $500: George Fisck, Hia
Ruegles. frame dwelling. $4,000; George
Flack. 3s23 North Forty fourth. frame
dwelling, 1880; George Flack. +l2S Sprague,
frame dwelling, $4,000; George Flack. +t7+
Evans, frame dwelling, $4,000; Tony Ro-
mano. 5000 Valley. frame dwelling. $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

psrnits 70 wed have been Issued to the
following:
Name and Residence. Age.
Carl u Lancaster. Aurora, Neb. "a
Hattie Linatrom, Omaha. ........,..... 20
Harry II. warnock. Omaha. ............ 3?
Grace O. Graham, Omaha. .......,.... 81
Edmund B. Houston. Council Bluffs.,.,. as
Bertha Snyder. Council Bluffs. .......,.. 81
ALBERT Btandiford. Council Bluffs. .,.... 20
Martha T.. Powers. ornahs. ....-...... s
Fred Tfmme. Omaha. ................. 81
6tslIa Keatley, Omaha. ..............,. Is
Clarence Ranstem, scribner. Neb. over 81
Edifh J. Crabtree. TarlSio. Mo. lover Is
Jossf Haiski. Omaha. 20
Theckla Waiega. omaha.... n......s.. 20
CSorts JordAn. Omaha ............I.. 90
Lydia Jensen. Omaha. ................ 81
william A. 0arccau, Florence. Neb. -. 90
BildA viei BRYANT Omaha. ....,,....s. 10
william Herbert Moor. Trenton, N. ~. a
Mes4e Et<-enne Smith, Omaha. :. ........ 20
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-25
ATTENTION.
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
WE WILL SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.

ONE of the best paying lines Of business;
nice. clean stock; no credit. no risk; should
net $500 monthly from now on and steadily
Increase; can undersell competitors SO per
cent, still giving splendid value; experience
unnecessary; $500 cash required; invest
ment we'll secured: no travelling or can
vassing. but q business Of extraordinary
merit, suitable for any industrious man
who means business. For full particulars
call on L. l.. James, Hotel Loyal, Omaha.
10 a m. to s d. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-25
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
A PIANO BARGAIN.

Have . beautiful mahogany
Ludwig bungalow plano for sale.
at . sacrifice: slightly used;
practically a. good a. new,
Original price sabo. VIII sell
for s2gt. Address Box b2st.
Omaha Bse.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-25

ONE ssb Edison Ambsrols machine. 80
records for s%b Good a. new. Harvey 2ote.
Store and Office Fixtures.
YOUR choice OF I National cash registers;
must DO sold. Cali at seth and @ Phone
So. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-25
sWAPPERS' COLUMN


IF you have anything to trade. make up
little ad and run It In this column for
seven days--it only costs e6c and 80 per
answer, Thia offer is good only In Omaha.
and excludes Real Estate. cash offers ana
Business Properties For Sale or Trade.
These. as well a. mail orders for use Of
Swappers Column must pay regular rates
One or two answers are sufficient to make
youf trade and the whole transaction
only costs about soc. Try Il
GREATER increases In PAID wANT-ADS
In THE BEE than In any other
Omaha paper
sa,02s MORE PAID WANT-ApS first
seven months 1915 over same period Of
1915, This figure exceeds by 1850 raid
ads the increase Of any other Omaha
paper for the same period.
WHAT have you In a four to ten thou
sand dollar equity,--business property or
good farm prefsrred-that you will take
a house and lot In Omaha for about .
thousand and balance In cash? Address,
giving full description, Box b2si, Bee,
ONE 6M BY S5a convertible to by Sen.
eco camera; almost new; tripod. carrying
case. double plate holders; complete
developing Quilt; will demonstrate. Also
Cyclic punching has rack and bag. What
have you. Address 8. G. 27s. Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-25

FUNEKAI DIRECTORS.
DUFFY q JOHNSTON. empaimsrs and fu-
neral directors III 9 18th. Tyler 1879.
a. K nURKET . soN-Funsral directors
and embaimer, as0t Lsavenworth Har. %.
EUTSE 3 RIEPEN. undsrtaksrs and en-.
balnsrs. fol 9 isth a. Douglas ias6
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-25
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

HAVE new No, 5 Underwood typewriter
cost tl2b, to swap for plano; also best
Jack in the state OF Neb.. lbh hands
high and registered, to swap for what
have you? Address 8. C. 2s7. Bee
ONE 1915. 6-passenEer touring car. cheap
for cash; or trade on vacant or improved
North Side real estate or what have your
Address Box b297, Omaha Bee.
A coRNET, silver. worth $50. for q No.
shotgun and outfit or rife. or what have
you? Address s. c. 2s%, Bee
FILMS developed free when prints are Or.
dered, one-day service. KAsE STUDIO,
2l3 Neville block. 18th and Harvey.
A LITTLE ad In this column will bring
about some remarkable exchanges
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-09

Henry haul- baggage aud al Other
thing~.
tie comes ~ YOUR calling ~ bats on
tlrir WINS.
Ills motto ~ prumutuos-; hi4 service
II fine;
Nhrn'N YOU want him Just phone
NI\E-IHEf I.NINi.
WANT ADS PAY. TRY ONE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-20
Sic Sibplliniiden Bidder.

Gum &Onis 5drquinius, Dem StOIs
Sen, fam cine alte Srau uHb bot ibnl
neun 8ii9sr Msisiasunsen gum aaufs
an. Der preis f9ien Oem &DHig 8u
bod, porauf bic Srau brei Der 8i9er
ins syeuer mari. glls Der a0nig iis
fragte, mas iie fir bic feds Osrbliebss
nen Bidder Derlange, fOrberte iie nod
mebr unb mari brei tpeitere 8ii6er ins
5euer, als Der aDnig fpiebsr ni9t
be5ablen ipollte. S9lisblif taufte er
bic IeBten 38ii6er fir cine Summs, bic
bDber mar. als Der preis Der nsun Biz
der. 9ieie r0mii9e Sage beriinnbllbs
li4t bic alte 2ebre ppn Der Strafs, bic
bartuddige unb ilrtsiniidtise Wlsns
i6en trifft uno lie tpirD iebt au9 nOm
peutf6en Reihstanoler ben alliirtsn
DiG6ten aHgetiinbigt. s5m De5ernbsr
D. s. ertlGrte iih Der &an3ler 6ereit,
Jrieoenspori9l 9ldgs Der 2laiirten entses
gen5unebmen. Oieis, onitatt auf ods
glnerbietsH ein3useben, b0bnten barr
ii6er lltb nOllteH barin etnen 8epeis
DON Seutf9laHbs boffnungslofsr Gage
srbliden. Wie sr0bii9 iis ii9 barin
Oerfeben baben, ertennen mir aus Der
4ntiirbigung bes aan3lers, bab Iie
jest fir ben Jrieben einen b0beren
preis gu be8ablsnbaben piirben, Wsnn
bic @niirten abermals b66nsH, tpsrben
lie epigli9 ben 8eipeis Iiefsrn, bab lie
aaer @ernunft uH3usdngli9 finb unb
bemHa6 einen nod bOberen preis au
5ahleHbabeH. Stsllt man jsbt eins uns
terfu9ung an, Of es benz aan3ler sue
itebt, nit folder Beitimntbsit 5u re-
ben, als tpeHn er Iber &rieg unb 5riee
ben gu beftinmen bdtts, 70 mub man
ibm bas suerfennen. benu oab Der
Sieg Deutf9lonb psrbleiben pirb, mar
f4on i'm @ugait feffftebeub, als War>
f9ou fRl. Nahbem bic RuiIen niGt
bios gansIia aug Seuti4lanb unb aus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-20

sieuIid aIlss eriGssft, mas fidb neb-
men Iiebe. gs fei bsnn, Der aailsr
iponte nunintbr sinen bebeutenben
Sdriit Dtittr ssben unb bate fiG eHts
i9lofen iebt nidt msbr auf eng
lambs 3ufoss, bstreffs Off,nbultens
Der Wssre. 5u pertrauen. ionbern bic
englif9e Spcrrt fir INNER bur9 au=
nsrion bon gslgieH unb Rorbfrauts
reid biz nG1 Calais unruSslih au
MAIDEN. Sb sr 70 nett seben pilI, pers
mSsen mir ni6t 81 iassn, aber bic
Sebauptuns, bab sr bisie groberungsn
gu MAIDEN I'M Gtanbe tpdrs, III anses
iidts Der misitGrii4en Gage niat su
beitreiteH. benn in einigen Mondtsn
tperosn feine Deere mebr porbunben
fein, bic nod, Srisg ssseH Seuti4Iano
fiibren fpnnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-20

arieesIdifs aiisrcifeu ipiirecn, bod
Der iebi@ 1rieg Eat beipieien Dab
cine ioIde poIitif bcabiidfiat mar.
sgs Iinb bsrtits," trildrit bn1naIs
Wr. Gbur9in, vipsftntIi4s Gorts
fdritte In porbsreitenb<n Mabnab
men semu6t tporbsn, I'M cine Mne
5abI eritiinffissr sngliiHsr pnTagisrs
bampfn aus5uriiitsn, bamit iie in
Der Gage iinb, angriffs pon beipaffs
nettn frsmbsn 5dnbtIsfrsu3srn a6s
5uipeiitn. Die ADmiraIitdt IN Der
2lnfiht, bab Der sr6bsrs Sbeil Der
eHtftehsnbsh notbipenbissn Aussabtn
bisrfiir nitt ben Gisentbiimtrn sur
aaif flen Ion; uub mir tlssn ba.
Der 6eT9loiTen, bic srfore. eittn Ges
fdiibe isibpsiIe 5iir gsrfiisung gu
itsasn, Munision 81 iieftrn unb fir
bic ausbiloung Der WdnnI6afttn
Der S6iffsssislIffaft,n Scrss su
irasen, I'm Bsbienungsmonnihdfttn
fir bic Gsfhiibe beran8ubilosn. Die
eigsntbiimer bafen ibrtstttils nur bi.
aOitm Der notbpsnoissn llmbauien,
bic niht srob fsin fperbn. gu trds
gen." JH Gclgenbsm CAB sr oann
tbatTddlid1 5u, bab bies Worseben ilns
ssfebmabis isi. inbfm er bemerttt,
bab ss rRiemdnb ssben ipirb, Der
nift nit Isbbaftsm gsbausrn bieie
Mdsnabm.n bstradttrl unb Der 5cfis
nune glusbrud berlsiben ipirb. bub
bieIe qeriobe bts Rudidritts IN Der
gan3sn gBeIt, ipsifs iis srforeerIid
madts, bon sassn anssmsinsn inter-
nationaien 9srtrnuens unb Wrlitbens
ssfolst isin mOssn."
en- folder WeiIs iu4t Gnslanb bic
2ltmirung bon SanbeIsihiffsn gu
redltFertiaen, inbem "a bebdupitt
bab m0gli6eriptiis dbnIi6. Wiabndbs
men bon driSsrsn gntiontn In Ans
tpsnbuna s.brafi perbsn lSnnteH.
Die 9ersiniaten Stdaten ionntn
ii6 nit b.ipafFnsien Sanbelsl4iffen
irasnp tptl6er Rationalitat btfdfen.
Gin in sinen ameriianifder 5afsn
sinlauienbn .btrpdffnsier 5anbels'
irsu3sr" iolts, gang sleiG, pslds
7ylaaae sr fiibri, ola ariessihiff be-
ban6eIt iperbsn. mdre IS bentbar,
baB bic .,NlSipe' in einsm umsriinnis
Itvn Saf.n nift ols arifssidiff bts
bonbeIt psrben piirbe2 wlii engiis
ld.n GdifFen, bic 5u ariess3ipsdsn
ausaeriift.t finb, iolIie bahsr IN slsts
der MsiIs psrfabrsn ipsrbsn. Oenn
1olfe Sdifie babsn duf ben S9uB
b<s Seertdts tsinsn 4nIprua.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-20


unb Elm srobes, monumental dusses
mauerteB 5bOr tiiHbisi ben 5ipeiten
unterirbif1n Gjnng an; ben groBen
nidt ipsnissr aIs lisben aiIomtter
lunsm Sunntl ppn 8tuieourt. Jn
m1htiaeu GteinIettern tr5dbit cine
Snfdrift bon bsm Wsrt Wopoltons.
bss aaiiers unb RSnies, bas bier Dor
bunbsrt Snbrsn sIorreid 81 Gnbe ass
braft purbe. limb mir benten Der
armsn bsutideu Gsfnnsenen, bic baz
mails nit ibrsn 5Gnbsn bitle RisIens
arbsit ausfiibren mubten.
3uDisI lInteripelt aber IN unssinnb.
mir begniigsn nns bamit uns bic
tD.iisrs 5abrt burd baE Dunisl, uHs
Ter ben ale tauIsnb Wleisr aneebrahs
ten 9uftz unb aidti6d9tsn Der, unb
Bis mad gnmbrai in bic Shelbe NIT
Der pbuntaiis por5uitellsn, iteisen
aug, flimmsn snpor unb rebmsn su
Jub ben Miidnes. gs III bic brtite
Strabe. bic burd bic @f6ihts bon
ct. Quentin bur9 bic Jabrbunbsrte
hin eeipeibt 1T. Sier, Don Horben
Der, m6sen bic TieoerlGnber an bic
Stabt bsrangs5oesn Isin, bic 1867 i'm
DisnIte bes Sponiertoniss bic Jrdns
5oItn f6Iussn. (gDir benttn an Shils
lsrs pbilipp: rGraf esmoni = Ga
monte Der Siea bon ct. Quentin 1T
langit DeriuiIdt.") Sisr mari4isrien
Inn Serbt unb Winter Dor As Sabrsn
bic bsutffen 5ruppsn sessn bieStabt.
3uerit, i'm Sliober 1870. obns erfols
= Elm DentmaI pon louis Grneit
garrias, bsm Reiiisr bss nSpartds
ius" I'm qariier 9uileriensarten, ftls
srt auf isinm plubs in Ct. Quentin
bisfsn srfoIsrsiden mibsritanb Der
Srnn3oIsn. Damn aber ON 18. uHb
19. Sanuar 1871. gu jsnsr iiesrsiden
Sdladt, In Der bic Rbsinldnbsr Goes
lens ben fdbisiten Sstrfiibrer osr
5siubs, Gsneral 5aibbsrbs, nit islnsr
0oroarma pernidtenb irdfen. uno
fpieberum mar bier i'm Spdtfommsr
1914 bic Riidsugsiirdbe Der ensIdn|
Der Utter Jrend, benen nOrblid bon
St. Quentin ourf alud enti9eiosnoe
Nieberlagen beisebra9t iparsnn. ROb
tiinbsn einSsIne seril0rts GsbOiis lnb
Ssri4ohene Sduier bon Der Usrfols
erng, bic bns ssf4lassusn Geinb Dor
il1 per trisb.
Jebt iit au6 bier unier Der beut'
idrn 9errfdofi rings alss l6nsii
irieber su rrbisem 9ebtn stipedt. Die
aaHbIsute sebsn ibrer 2lrbeit mad.
linb bruntsn, i'm iisfsn Grbeinfdnitt,
3iebsn auf bsm Gpiseel beg SanaIs
bic Sd,ifis Irisbiit ibrsn @es.