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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

Snber 6 bieasoer o3rtbune'
finben mir cine intereiiante 0epsia'
Don ibrem WaIbinstOnsr aOrrsIpon'
oenten iiber bic Stelung bes prdlla
benten ,u ben psutiaen 9er6iiubster.
Sn bieIer tpiro seIagtt Der prdlIoeHt
babe iicb iiberSeust, bab oas amerlta1
niihe Bolt DON einem &rlegs pegen
Der 9bdtistsit Der beutiden Saue''
bcpte nicbts piFen mill. IS pirp bat
selest, bab na9 Der @erisnturg Der
,Marina" unb oalrubia" Der 9sralla
bent, ipeun sr Ieiner Srobuns sendb
banoeln polIte, seSpunsen pore, ne
bipIpmatiiden YeSiebungen suSeutl1>
Lamb absubre9eu, uber oab er ras
ni6t tbun. ionbern peitsrs Roten
nad Berlin i6iten ipiro, lpa5 r,t4t
anbers auf5ufuiien lei, aIs eine asnoss
rrng in berDiplomatie besprdlioenten,
bic bauptIG9li9 auf feline geobaGtuna
Suriid5ufiibrsn iei. bab cas amIitd<
niI6e @plt Isinen Stancpunt. nidii
binist, ipnbern ss fir ri9tiser bali,
baB 4meritanern perboten iein Iou,
auf aniirten S9iffen gu fubren. Stele
Iestere aniiht bes aprreiponbenteiI
lit pbne 3peifeI ri6tis unb ibre Ruts
tiateit idon eripieien tporben. aIs Der
GOuareb ii6 peiserie, ben prdiiOenten
All unterItiiben, als er cine ariegsbrpa
buno ipsgsn Der @srientung Der
.SuTTsT" beabii4tiste. Damn tam audi
Der 9rdiibsnt niht DerseFen ba6enJ
bab bas Bolt Jpn Bel Der Iesten g8abl
in nidt ssrtnssm Mabs aug Dem
@runoe unterftiiBte, bub er uns rom
ariess peri9ont babe, BE tspt us out
OF mar. unmOslib lam CT jeBt
burd cine triegsrii9s qoIitit einen
srcben @srtrauensbru9 begehen oa
er bieis 9lniidt bes 8OItss in ieinsn
Reben dls oas sr6Bte @erbisuit Icincr
aomtnifration beanipraat bat. Nir
itimmsn jsbo6 nit Dem aurreippnben'
ten ni9t iiberein, oab SeutIdIunb IN
5plge ieiner 9eipibbsit, buB es ni4i
gum ariese tommsn tpirb, feline @sr'
ipredungen ni6t bdlt. Die beutitc
lit ernftIid bsftrebt, e4rlif
Wort gu baIten. gs 1T aber unm6s'
Ii4, Srrtbiimsr gu bermeioen uno bic
lit ni6t ausgei4lohen,
oab Der qrGIibsnt bas ebeufuns eins
iis6t unb aus bisfem 9ruubs ieine
Itraffen Saitsn auf5ieber min. 2f5er
n benz guntte fttmmen mir O6lIis nit
,sm Sorreippnbsnten therein, bab oas
lmeritanif6e @oIt Elm paar unbefoR'
lener Meniden pegeu nibt in etr.u |
friee 6ineingeSosen peroen min.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

Was Der aOntre U b ~
raj &aIau DON SOf. ben Sepef4en
sufoIae iiber bic nsue arisgsfabruuq
GnsIanbs sur Gee oarIest, bat ale
@abri6einli9tsit fir iia, ba es NIT
bem DON 2lopb George enttpidelteE
g.rpgramm ubereinltimmt. Oieies
lautet: Cine aIlsemetne Sffeuiipe 81
Woifer unb gu 2aNbe. yteue Deere
fpllen aufseiteut iperoen unS ben GeinO
burb ibre uebermaat tperfen. Der
Saunboottries ioa bur9 pouitdnbies
Eeftiituns Der Sanbelsflotte beenbct
unb bic beutfhe JlOtte IN ibrem Scis
matbsbaIen uneeeriffen uHo pernidfs.
perpen. Bis auf bic pollftdnbigs Be
itidung Der 5anbelsf6tffe baben cie
Illiirtsn idon alIes Deriudt unb Iino
bamtt absefaueu. Die lsBtere &bfidt
piro ben D.utihsn bic bDhIte 8efries
bisuns seipGbren. Wenn bic alliirten
5anbeIsf6iffe als arieesidiffe ausgss
riiitet finb, Dann fallen bic @orf9rifs
ten oes grdfibenten Wiliun furt uHb
bic Saudbopts tDnnen ibre SOrpeoos
unter Wafer abfeusru, 10 baB tie tsis
ner 9efabr ausgeiebt limb, befdoHen
gu tperben. Der per5peifelte Rr;es Der
@liirtsn ipirb nit elmer gr0ber.n @ers
srpeifIuHg snDen, uls iest idOn be-
itebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
Der ghsIratb
California Sdynle IOa, ,penn m5sIidI,
sIeffriide geleudtuue erBaltsn.

@cnn Der SdaiIrotb ea ireeno,uIp
eindIeben fam. 70 wir6 bic GaIiior.
nia SduIe eleffriide geIeId)tmg or.
belten. Ter Yfiitterflub Der Sfulc
tatte Su Der geitrigen Sdpdrat1siie
ing EN- 'S6reiben geianbt, in ipeldcm
oarani bingepieien ipurbe, hIR Der
Stub eifrig i'm SSntereiie einer G,tra.
iteuerlmlage fir S.nil5rpede Dor ecr
9nbl .aaitirt babe nno ni;nmebr aut,
boiie, onb Der Sdmlratb ieinen @iin.
ifen Redlnng tr1gen unb Der Sd;ulc
elettriidR Seleiifting itdern uirroe.
Gig sInaeleaenhcit mar bercitS irii.
her einmdl CUR Sprad)e getomnien lino
cs bate lid, namnls bermlsseitellt, onb
DIE llnion @as & electric Go. feline
Seihmg in California bat un1 bdb Die
oortige 9soIBeiiiation ibren Strom
BON Der Traction go. be3iebf- RadI.
benz oieies geitern pieoer eriDdbnt
erbieit @eidGftsfiibrer Sano.
man ben auftraa iidl NIT Der Eraetion
SO. lno aud nit ben ii6btiid)en Nai.
ienperten IN California in gerbinbuus
3u ieten, nm tpenn moeIit anid,lub
nn oic Geituug fiir Die SHule y. r.
tnlfen.
ansebote fiir ben gepIanten anbon
an Die Wlestinlep Sdyule pi,rben snt.
legengeHcmuIen iinb oem 8aiifon.
iittee iiberipiefeH. eym llebrign be.
idiigte Die geboroe oie geidIlfIe, bie
lie am Ganritag aIs BIelarfpHtmittre
leiaBt bafte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
usber BEN pprausfidtli.

ueber BEN pordus i'd t l;
den Gang Der Gr.isniiIe in 9rie6en'
Lamb IdBt ii9 tein urtbeiI fallen. iuslI
gu oiels uniiberfsbbure Sottoren DDrIiez
gen. 8enn S0nis Gouitantin bic Se;
ptBbeit bate, bab bic @erbiiHb.teu IN
penieen Sasen nit eiuem ftarten
Seere segen SarraiI Dorseben rplrben,
10 pirbe sr ni9t einen IusenbIid so'
germ, ii9 auf Ssuti idlanbs Seits 81
itelen. 2tber bu er bieis GepiBbeii
ni6t bat, 10 mub er ale mOsltGen
Siinite in 9lHtpeHouns bringen, I'm Die
@aiirten oaDon abSubulteu, baB lie
ibren Ylan ausfiibren, tpeIher oabin
gebt, Gonituntin gu perjdgsn unb De-
ni5elps an bic Spibe Der RegisruEg gu
iteIlen. 4ber bic gnslGnoev unb 5rans
len iino nod niat gans nit fi9 ielbit
i'm Slaren Cine estpaltiams gertreis
buna oes &Onigs fpGre eine fold fIus
granite Reutrulitdt=9 9erlsBuug, bag lie
Ii6 nod ui6t buSu entf9lisBen t6n,
ren. Duraus ergibt ii6 ous SpieI,
buB balb Die 9t[liirten uno baib Der
2onig etpos nudsebsn. SIarbeit ipirb
sintreteH, iubaIb bi. beuti6en Der.
binoeten nit eiuem Harlem Seere
SdrrojI perjdsen. Sffenbor o6sr
bat Der S0nig teins 3uiidsruna baf
bag in Der Hadfteu 3eit ssf4sben
rpirp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

ii u q dri6t Don Der beoor.
itebenoen GntbebuHg Soffres finn 10
bebdrrlih uno bsitimmt, baB Tis iit,
pbne 3UeifeI OsrtDirtlthen tptrD. Die
8riinoe btsrfiir finD mebr pplitiIder
als miIitGriider art. 2lle Qenberun,
gen, tpel6e bisber in ben militGriiaen
&ommanDos bel ben Quiirten peraR.
itdltet iporben iino, babsn ntht be
minOeite geferuns gebra4t. @ensral
Rubti mar ntdt srfolsrsi9er, ais
Srobfiirit glitoIaus unb 8ruIiioff
ni6t erfolgrei6er, als istne 6ctSen
8orgdu9er. 6aig bat in Sian.
bern ntdt inebr pollbra6t, ais iein
Borgdnger 6ren6. 9lber man nuBts
ben &ommanOopedisl Dornebmen, In
ods Bolt Ritt gu iebr gu entmutbiqelt,
Dd nit ieoem nsuen aomman5eur
Sooffnnns aui eine Wsnbune i'm
&rteaseIiid seipsdt lpurbe. Sn iSran.s
reth 1T oas jeBt cine beioubsrs brina.
lirs Rot9fpenOigtsit. Seit Der S9llcht
an Der Warnc unO bas finb me6r ala
5fDei Sabre Der, limb Soffres 2Orbees
zen febr Delt geporosn. Der @lauye,
bdb bic Fran3Oiif6sn 5esre unter fei,
rsm &ommdnoo iiessn t0nnten in ae
t3punosn. Sn 5olge oeHsn nil mar
bem @Olte eiHen neien Selbberrn bies
ten, odB es fif in Der Grnorsunn bot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

Siesen, bic bisier brinsen tpirb, 81
neusn unO nod sr0beren Opfern ent,
5dbliebt. 59atiddIid III Is ui4ts an.
beres ais cine SrasitOmDbie gisIans
bat tsin fransDiii4er gefeblsbaber ben
8etpeis seliefert, oab er Seiferes lei'
iten lam, als Soffre unb an 6elegen'
belt biersn bal es bod ii4erli9 Ei4t
gefeblt. Man sibt bem 8olte lsriali4
elm neues Spielseug, neil es oes alten
mibe geiuproen 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
3ienstas, ben IL. 3esember 1916

Jranttei9 muB iest 75O wsil'
Iionen Dollars bas Sabr fur 3inien
uuf istns S9ulben allein aufbrinsen;
Gnslanbs 3insidulb betrdst eine
Wiliarbe bas Sabr. Das iollte Ses
Der I'M 9soG9tntB bsbalten uno bann
ipirb Iiemano alIiirte papiere tdufen,
Senn es lit unbentbdr, bab bic 3inien
beaabIt iperoen tDnnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12
edasIius Dernnsladt.

ssie bcln Coroner On. Spertmeper
3eiicrn. gernelbet ipuroe, 1T ber adg
Wonate oIte George aeis i'm Gt. 30.
iepbs 5inbelbeim ipibrenb Der gsud,t
pom Sonntag 5iim waoatns iin's Sc
ben gefonuuelt, ais &c NUT Dem SoIs in
einen Grabt gerietb, a. fpcIGem ieirs
saugilai&e beidtist m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

qcaptide SrOn ynf Der SmiNulbiuieI pnroe brhiae Na
nacrc 6c eiueu gernd hd Sm UOrsnSnaen urAdaeda
geu.
TeiuSde ieoer mc WOnSIdt Opcrren G6cu Ssiu gom
a 81 N6 dbscmOrfeu IS wHr0e 'o0H temere S@0e a
gerdtet ~
GoufaiS Eront Sn dtcu Saecl war cin leberIoldunas
anoriff nnicrer Sruppen 0nrdlanS UUu 0rUa 9erOnt
9f S infen NhoeI 6o6eu mOaeS GrnouugS 1eiade
t rHdaecben nuS Semielbcn bcirGdhhe %ne begcbradt
In(pdteter tTrk(der 2serdt.
GonHantinppel OO 2puSCu, ~ 5epembr M Sin bier ers
aIecr nmtldcr thihu @egbMrsanS at 6oeNbts
ru Der 6ea6c6rOu in &eiOpoamleu babeH MIR onra Hner
r@es grer euer femOlde uioucre snradeeuori wee Nd
uuerem Scauuau uab Oeude Sr iaeeu Selbeu ldo yer
lutte 81.
Na Der GauIninsNrou peItm Nd %arOniaeu Wslete ob 0m
l6recu ea6 lcne 6reuie ermdbumouertber %dgef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
DIntiOrs Ringtn.
SObt aaf marcNOaiidcr
Syrunt.
iuerfem 9lniirte
i'm Strmna. Sbal.

9lo6 Dem fron80iii@eu Seriht er'
obcrtcu Oie 6ron5oien Sic StoOt
Sloriuo I'M norOpeitli6en @loce,
oonieu. Scrbiide SriIppeu
onaeblib uobc Dem Gee 0irooo
crfoIareid. II 9ulgoreu ridden
in ser 9obrlOida Weitcr Dor.
Sofia, pia 2onOon is. Septem'
Der ~ Tie gntente-glaiirten murOen
BEL ciucnl 9lueriff I'M Struma.Sbale
ouf ser maceooniihen 5ront BON ocn
gulgoren 5uriidgeporien. Dies plir.
oe 6eute in Dem foleenoen autIiden
9eridt Oes bulgcrii6en General.
itobs ongetiinoiet;
rGie Eruppen olf inicrem rebteu
Sliigel fGmpften Sen 5an5eu Sams.
tag binoirb in Ser @egeno iiioIiH
pom 9erine cine 6littiee Sdladt aus.
SIS fono cine iebr Ieb6aite &ononaoe
itott. 9tGdtlihe 9In9riiie Oes Sem.
oeS muroen BON ms 5lIriidgeldlo.
Gen.
SSnI WioQlenica.G6ole mo ouf Dem
red)ten llier Oes ShniieS Garoar
6erridt Siu6e. 9(ui Dem linfcn llier
0es Goroar nobm Oos glrtiaerieieuer
einen ie6r inteniioen GDarafter an.
Sin Idpo6er gInoriif Oes 6einoeS
neItlih BON 9oloieli wilrOe ourh I'M
fer 6euer 5uriidaelUieien. Sir er'
beutcten orci Niaicbincngeluebre imo
madtcn cine 9ln5abl BON Wclonge.
nen.
gluf ser @olasrtbo-6ront se6t cS
per6dltniBuGBig rubig 81. SIN Stru.
| ma E6ole periudte ser 6etno uod)
mnfaiieuOcn gIrtillerie @orbereitimi
Qen eineu SSuiauterie. .9(n9riff entlmg
ser SSront ser Torier &onoriom 81.
uan-aanild imO Qiomam6oIe; eiu
@egcnouariff imierer Streittrdit'
mari ibn ieooA All OoS rcdte lliei
Ser Stuma 5uriid.
g(n Ser &iiite Ocs 2legdiidcn Olee
res IinO sic &reu5cr Ocs 6einOes iebl
oftip.
NIprino BON 9(lliirteu
ein0enomm men,
&oris. Oia 2onoou, IS. Sept.
Slorina, cine beOaten0e Staot il
g2orOweIt N}aCeOonien murOe bon
Sen frous6iii@en Sruppeu i'm Smru
oenonmen, mie cine bellte slbenO bic
erlaneue ofii5ielle 9etountmndum
6eiaat Sic 9dgaren 3ie6eu iib an
ge6fb aui @}onaitir 5uriid-
9loblte6euO Ger nolle @ortlnit De
9eridtS:
oSeltlid6 bon Ser Gorno babeu lel
6ilhe Eruppeu sic 3ra0uac 5li oel
9eroe @Grinif erreiht mo beltle
bnlgarlld)e yln9rllfe 3nrnd9elWloAel
Gie ienOlic6cu Eruppeu gerletbe
unter Sperrienen uuo NtOihinen9
iuebrieuer un0 erliiten iebr idpel
@erhlite
. g9eiter meitlibe ieben icr6iicbe 2
judgements tros Oes ihwieriaen &C
roms i6ren @ornariG tort mo .
Ben IN cineu ciu5igen und)tigen "
: Ihrm an @ergriideu BON &aimot
Ian sic critic 6uIaoriitbc Siuie cin1
noumel sic itorf beieitigt imO our
sa6lreidle 0rabtpcrbouc pertbelot
, mar. Sein0lihc @egcnongrilie. melC
iud6renO Ser 9lodt internonm
mlrOen murOen pollig 5uriid9cu
len.
9orOoitlit6 bonn See Gltropo iC
Sic lerbiihe Snfanterie Oen Heb
aang ii6er Ocu Sins 9roOo fort, iut
reno Oie 9lrtillerie in ener0ild
0lcocnt;lMe csrnt,t - 9lmf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
SNrRiCdjer 2seri6t.

GoufautiuppcL H. September u0 9onOou 1S September
Die Saru Jabeu eriolareicn ebradnngSangri ant bic
ruilhm GtreirGc hOden gmnn mternpminen Dies miro
aduitme erlohacu amtden eild oS urtGeu SeA@
bureaus eemce sadeuo uoApGnoiae Sub Der MblnuG'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

plI O'V'ONlNl '"N''N'N =
Sdiitengro6cn iiOli@ BON Cont
bles. - 9(u6 bel @eroltu wOacn
iie an gooeu eemonucn boben.
0ic @ritcn 8icnllid flcilout.
Goris, oia Qonoon, 10. Septem-
Der. ~ SHoIi6 BON Gombles, al Der
CONNIE. Sront, 6aben bic Sron5olen
cine ouoere @ruppe oeltider S1it-
8engrd6en geuommen pie in Dem
beute glbeno erlaHenen oiIi5iellen
Bulletin oes fron50iiihen &rie9sbn-
rcaus beribtet miro.
&cr5meiieIte &dnpie ipiclcn lid
nm 0eniccoitrt ob. 9hli Scr Gcroun-
,Sront 6d6en ole Sron5oieu ongeblid)
einen S6iiben9raben ON sc N'ort
Somme.Siigcl gcnommen.
gIohIte6eno ser polle Mortlont Der
Mitt6eihmg:
,g}orolih ser Sontule brabte lnS
elm cuereiicber &oritoB lnicrer Erlp-
pen in oen @eiit elmer Grippe BON
Sdiibcngrd6cn iiiolib BON Gombles,
mir modten 80 @eiangenc
Scitiae 9lrtillerie.Duelle oouern
, in Ser @cacuo ser 9et6itnc.SonO-
| itroBe iort.
SH0licb Der Sortine tobt 0as blu-
tioe Tingen Inn Geniecourt meiter.
/ llnIcrc SSniontcrie bat naG @innob-
me ocs CoricS rmO nod @eiongen-
no6me Scr @crt6cioiger sic ieinoli-
6en porgeidobenen Soften oii cine
OiIton3 bon ctwa eincm &ilonleter
iaoli6 in ser &ihtimg BON 9lbloin'
court 5uriidgetriebcn.
@lcid3citige 0peraiiouen boben
\ ms III sen Stono geieBt, eineiSdii'
benorabcn mclilid BON SorgnD 5ir
beieben imo sen IeiuO aus orci fIe'-
nen gGdloern iii00iiliC6 bon Genie.
court binaus5utrei6en imO mc0rere
SdiibengrGben iiiomeitlid OoOon 81
tcieten.
lie @eiolnmt5abl ser in Oieier
Gcgen6 am Somtog unN Montao
Qenlodten @efangenen iiberlteiot oiC
3obl BON 1900, BON Oenen % Dill
5icre iinO.
Sn Ser GampaGne mar Die Artil
lerie.E 6Gtiefeit ouf beioen Seiten Ell
ne iebr leb6oite, porne6mlid in Oel
@cgeno meitli6 Scr Souoin- Sonune
StroBe
Phi Sem linfen @}oaSuicr all
ser GerOim-6ront, 6a6en mir einel
Oeltiden SdiibenGraben om luoli
/; den 9(b6agc ocS sc @lorte Sommc
4 SiiqclS qcnommcu imo cine 9ln5ab
s bon @cionNeuen aenodt.
{ Phi ocm 9feIt ser 6ront perIic
! Der Eoa in ri6iacr @ciic."
{ Ser fron5oiiicbc % a Gmit
I; togS6cri6t.
+ 9ariS, is. Septeuber. 9SorI
|. Gch mo iiiOlih Der Sommc muroe
qclicrn 9lodt BON oeu 0clltideu mel
4 rcre @egenaneriiic gegcn Die frol
a 36i9cn Stelliingen inlternonlmen.
4 Ser 6eutige dnttlidc gcrdlt d
E frons6iiiHcn &riegS6ireonS lo9t, oo
s sic 6romoieu OoS fiir5Iib 9emol
h; meme 0eIGn0e 6ebonpteten mo III 81
@eoeno BON Glerp, Yernp imO a
ID Nihono BON Geniecourt ipeite
@ ,SortI6ritte mohten 1ie Srtido
M Ccniccollrt 1T icbt bon Den 6ron5
IA len pollig linl5ingclt.
@ Ger @ortlMit folgt:
u Nrn 9Ior0en ser Sommc boben II
N eiuen oitliG bon Gleu acleacn
y OJraben beett lmo oie all Oieie
4 @unfte mternonrnenen ieinSliA
# 00eacnouoriiie obgelpielen.
M SiOlih pom 6hlB imterno6m 8
n Seio lebtc 9}odt nlcbrere @ege
M auqriiie ouf imierc @rd6en
S Ncrnu im0 iiiOlid bon Geniccot
IL y SSer rnodten Oie Gclltiden orei pI
~ ocbGbe slneriiic, wobei lie ibip'
- &erlllite 6otten.
Geitlih bon SernD inlO unlnitt
bar 0Iilcb bon 0euiecourt pel6 L
teren %lob mir tn5ingelt boben, tt
men mir bon iueileren 6ortIdritt
aN berid)ten
VA 1900 @eiongeue ulo 5ebn Maic
lF ncnacue6re iinO bis iebt in unler
y SGnoeu
0}oh qluSiaacn bon @eldngen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19

(SurtIceuua iieOc 2, sciie4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-19
]Im gtni(unrt
@irO 6eitig lueitcr8es
tdmpit.
sSrnm5Oiem bebamptem nmz
aeblit6 Sas 9prf.

Sem 9lbcno.@uIctm Ocs iran8oii-
i6cn aricssburcaus nod nubmen
oic 6ron8oien weiterc Oeuti4e
s6iiecngrdbcn iaOGd BON GOm-
blcs. - 9(ub bel @erOln wOITcn
iic an @ooen acponuen bo6cn.
Gic @ritcn oicmli6 flcilout.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
KENDALLVILLE.

Ed Easier took load of fine pota-
toes to town Thursday.
Burton Stephenson was on the sick
list few days last week.
The Walters Brothers filled Steve
Todd's silo last Thursday.
Mrs. Sam Pfendler, son and daugh-
ter, spent a few days last week with
relatives here.
John Johnson and family spent
Friday afternoon at the r. Barnes
home
Will Allyn, from Garnavillo, visited
relatives here the last of the week.
The Larkin club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. Alison Daskam.
Stewart Clink was an over Sunday
visitor with his grandmother, Mrs. H
M. Daskam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Ludden, who
have been visiting their daughter Mrs
Frank Wallace and family the past
two weeks, returned to their home the
last of the week.
Fred Smith was a CrescO visitor on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Nichols, from
Bonair, were guests at the w. A
Clink home Monday.
Mrs. Ole Ellingson, who has been
caring for the new baby at the Gus
Anderson home, returned to hel
home Saturday.
w. A. Clink and wife and Steve
Todd and family visited at the Clar-
ence DeWalle home near Schley Sun
day.
Alison Daskam and w. A. Clink at
tended I. o. o. F. lodge Monday night
Fred Barnes and family and Miss
B. Peterson autoed to Spring Grove
Sunday to visit friends.
w. A. Clink went to Chicago Tues
! day with car load of cattle. Steve
Todd is the miller during his absence
Elmo Stephenson and family spent
Sunday at the w. c. Fifield home.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
PROTIyIN.

Postmaster F. D. Mead autoed from
Cresco Wednesday.
Mary Krikava, Beatrice and Chas
w. Chyle autoed to Cresco Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust DeNoyelles
daughter Persis, Bert Woodland and
wife and children, of Cresco, attend
ed the funeral here Thursday of Mrs
Anna Zahajsky
Frank S. Andera was a caller in
Jackson junction Tuesday.
Frank Prochaska and Frank j.
Fencl left for Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Herold, Lulu and
Della Sberal, of Spillville, were call
ers here Sunday.
W. w. Chyle left Tuesday for Ce-
dar Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Pecinovsky are
enjoying a visit from their relatives
OF Prairieburg.
Emil Polashek and family autoed
from Alta Vista Sunday.
Mrs. +. j. Kalishek, Mrs. Maggie
DeNoyelles and daughter Henrietta,
arrived here from Lisbon, N. d., to
attend the funeral of their mother,
Mrs. Anna Zahajsky.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Mikesh were
Schley visitors Friday.
Rev. Rudolph Lakomy was in Lit
tie Turkey Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Kubik, of Edison, Neb,
was called here by the serious illness
of his father, Joseph Kubik.
Announcement has been made at
the Holy Trinity church of the ap-
preaching marriage of Lewis Nora
vetz and Miss Louise Shimek.
John X. Kovar was a business call
er in Lawler Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Koudelka
and Wenzel Koudelka visited in
Lourdes Sunday.
Mrs. Pletka, of Chicago, ILL.,, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wenzel Novotny.
Mrs. Frank w. Jirak went to Spill
vile Tuesday to visit their mother,
Mrs. Kobliska.
j. F. Truka, Mrs. Mary B. Landa,
sons Joseph and Paul, autoed to Cal
mar Wednesday evening.
Victoria Fencl and w. j. Kovarik
autoed to Cresco Wednesday
John A. Fencl attended the picnic
in Lawler Thursday.
John Kubik came home from North
Dakota last week.
Hilda Olson, of Lowler, is teaching
in the public school west of town.
Stella Jarosh arrived here from
Marion to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Jarosh.
Charles Pergler and family of
Cresco visited here Friday.
James Malek, wife and children, of
Schley, visited here Sunday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
Protivin ball team played with the
Spillyil1e team at Lawler Thursday
forenoon. Score to in favor of
PrOtivin.
SCHLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Fingalson and
sons, from Nora Springs, called on
relatives here Sunday afternoon.
Fred Rethamel end family accom-
panied by Henry Reinhart autoed to
Cresco Tuesday afternoon.
Fred Decker and family entertained
company and Sunday.
Jerome Nichols and wife and baby,
from Cresco, called at the T. J..
Hooper home Sunday afternoon.
Chas. Frank and family autoed to
Cresco Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Malek, Mrs. Joe Barnes
and Mrs. Frank Harris and sons call
ed on Mrs. Louis Derr Sunday.
John Ohmacht and family entertain
ed company Sunday afternoon and
evening.
T. ]. Hooper and wife autoed to
Cresco Saturday evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
A MEkC|L .ESS JUDGE,
One Who Slows No Favor.

OUG vsuo ot.S"S NJ = S0s'
A merciless judge is Father Time.
Before him the weak and the wanting
70 to the wall. Only the truth can
stand. For years the following state
ment from . Cresco resident has
withstood this sternest of all tests.
Mrs. PEGGY, 203 Third St.. Cresco.
says: II had kidney complaint for
years and at times. it was painful to
stoop or lift. I could hardly sit still
on account Of the aching across the
small of my back. Mornings when l
got up, l felt lame and sore and could
hardly walk. Headaches and dizzy
spells were common and often blur
came before my eyes, 30 that I could
hardly see. Doan's Kidney Pills gave
me almost immediate relief" Estate
ment given November 10th, 1902
On September 2sth, 1915, Mrs. Pc
coy said: "The cure Doan's Kidney
pills made for me has been per-
manent."
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-Set
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. PEGGY has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster-Milburn CO, Props
Buffalo, N. 7.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
T,OJyRDES.

Lewis Valvoda, Mrs. Glen Monta-
que and Frank Valvoda, wife and ba-
by, autoed to Cresco Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Mcdaniel visited with her
son Merle Sunday last.
Joseph Shatek, accompanied by his
mother, spent Sunday afternoon with
relatives in Elma.
Ralph Buckley attended mass at
Alta Vista Sunday.
J. P. Birmingham and family en-
tertained company Sunday.
Mrs. John Beaumaster is visiting
Elma relatives at present
Roger Fogarty called on friends
Sunday.
School begins in school district No.
Monday with Bernadette Sheridan
as teacher.
Wence Shatek called on the Valvo-
da Bros. Sunday.
Kristina Peterson was pleasant
visitor at the Sheridan home Sunday
afternoon.
Claribel Buckley assisted Mrs.
Wence Shatek cook for the threshing
gang Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. B. Fitzgerald, of Elma, who
was taken ill at the John Beaumaster
home, returned to her home in Elma
recently much improved.
Joe Miller and family entertained
company Sunday.
Philip Sheridan entertained num-
Der of his friends Sunday.
John Komarek was in Elma on
business Saturday.
James Valvoda made his general
call west of the burg as usual Sun
day in the cleaning.
Joe Mikota and family, of Protivin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dvorak of Cres-
co, and Mrs. Glen Montague and son
Clarence, were entertained at the
Frank Buckley home.
James Womacek and son Charlie
drove to Alta Vista on business We'd
Eesday.
Charles Cramer, who is working for
Jack Peterson, spent Sunday under
the parental roof.
Peter Milota, of Schley, was seen
motoring in our vicinity Sunday, but
whether he made his stop we do hav-
MT found out.
Ralph Buckley purchased herd Of
cattle of Jock Peterson one day last
week.
Ernest Rattles was a caller at the
VIM. Sheridan home Sunday.
Lloyd Beaumaster drove to Elma
on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dvorak, of
Cresco, assisted Frank Buckley with
threshing Thursday and Friday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
Anna Weber, from near Riceville,
spent Sunday with her friend, Annie

spent Sunday with her friend, Annie
McGourty.
Edward and Julia Kruger and Min
ME Reckner left Sunday noon for
Hampton, Iowa, to visit Cora Kruger
who is in the hospital there.
Charley Kapka was very busy Mon
day hauling tile from the burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Snavely and lit
tie daughter concluded their visit at
the Smith home and returned home
Saturday.
Frank Silver of Elma, autoed
through our burg Monday.
Albert Stevens and son Paul and
Babe and Mick Brown autoed to
Charles City Sunday.
Leo Murphy was an Acme caller
Monday.