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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
History Bits

One Hundred Yesr Ago Today
Is'. francisco Miranda ihr ,ampu.
9.u.h Nm.uau pa'uu, and revolution
i,t .,wrrl 900 q dungeon A. Jadu
Spain Born at tara,a, about l7SN
Seventy five Years Ago Today
lsr lhr ufu second mmgrrar, of
rhc illl n' 'hc H,,u'c 40. lchratcl
ni,H 'r'r. throughout France
Fifty Years Ago TODAY
ls' iH. Italian army ut invasion
occupied P1lm without meeting wrh
amy rr.lvHn.c 'wm rhr Nu.rau,
Twenty tive Years Ago Today.
'SYl Ihr Chilean .rugrc,,iuulliv,
v,'r yi,uuun. 900 naval engagement
.ii Valparaiso
One Year Ago Today IN the war
luh u 1918 Berlin reported ar
wrc of the u'y OF prnm,,, 90 north
cm Poland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
WHAT WAR MOVES MEAN


I I AVE- iNv NUu,h failed tptIu
Premier \Vuiih saws uu' N.lufh pf.wr wmr.ir,
ought iu know
The great offensive l. rl.i beginning
Nf \,Vuih used ihu., word, tu common. tr,trrIa,
explaining the necessity u' keeping muuiiuu. worker.
ANaN uum summer HOLIDAYS u order that the she'll, wiph
'uu lu France iu au uninterrupted avalanche
Man, murwuf. u' Dissatisfaction have been heard a.,
'r Nuu,h m,hcl ih,m,y,cs along toward Ulpaumc while
ihr French Nslll,d the mile, before pcfuuur m hu,nc,,
hlr fashion without pause
The bru,h have two mi,ctah, failure, Co their dl,
credit un the French line The ur,t wa, at Ncu,c Chap
prllr The second at lou, The British have gained
les, ground m th, battle ui the Nommc than either Ncu,r
ihappclc ut Loo, The present battle has been I'm prog
trs, two weeks NrullcN preparation twice a, effective
as ihc preliminary work 'ur the earl, ihuu,, drive, va,
used
uu ht MAJORITY ut the twenty wlly ,funt vi ihr british
attack ihc am t0ll, 8,tt1ur, midi, pu an eight. .mlr
'FRONT.' rraNng at Nuuauhau h, 'tfihr,t advance b, four
mile,
llshuIcur ,yrfr ,ud ,,uf, uI small town, taken m
The itf,i rush m1rA the ilrtht, advance along portion
~ the lime The bulk u ih, lighting j. iuJ ,n front o
Condemnation and lhi,p,,l ehiyh have hcru n IN, news
since the second Va, ~ ih, drive
Ever, da, ,h. week The Icfman, go, reserve, from
somewhere The resistance ha, grown ,ii, and ,uiirr
lrunc, Wood ha, changed hand, ihlc, time, m forty.
eight hours.
IN, uft 1ctmin line hs, all,n at hc iathc,t forward
point The Nn',h gain, touch the second line The pause
is lugi,al ur npcte organization and the shifting NJ
ihc giant h,rfic, The first pha, of the British attack
has rudtl-N NJ II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

llcy Luke can George Chcc,h1m OF
Springfield Ohio, get into the stud
game in the club C v
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

Oklahoma CITY, Okla Dear Luke
Can Louie Naucr beer OF Eureka Mont
get lHh tending hl. ~ the club th,
winter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

lNr rnnht man Vr lIt' ~ fhur.
sud ui.. olI Nr fright
lnl soy 'h, Vis's' things ms SON
When Huur mouth is closed rrh'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

Germany hrrc,e that her new undcr,ca boat, are en-.
titled 10 the protection OF international lav The Iu,-
,ana passenger, also thought thcy were cnrcd to The
protection OF international law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

There no excuse Tor dlcnc,, II YOU have uo,hrg
else to do might improve the shining minute hy start
ips presidential boom for Teddy OH the prohibition
ticket
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
Luke MCluke
His Column
VIII?

The unexpected happen. wd the
sage, ns he reflected
We Know ne true. sD wh on earth
should II b. uupNrrpicd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

Our guard,men who go to the border vl NOT only lr
trained into prime fighting trim bu, they'll also see
America iirst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
He's in Again

! know tHuf HUt
NlN 10, b." set.
llr never sits.
lir u.NtN srfa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

l' ma, De- h,' q 10, oi cheap good, vhl he dumped
the American uarke, after the war hu, q, We see IT.
Europe for d good many wear, will need everything n ear
beg borrow ur steal and will be entitled o 'hr same
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

The SALES Congress at II, Detroit session recommended
trc establishing o chair, of ,ac,man,hp n the college
The ul, half dozen student, IN that course would he
known o.. fHr college, ,ry hes, seller.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
28,550
29,2l3

LINES WORTH REMEM BERING.
Patriotism knows neither latitude nor longi-
tude. II is not climatic-EMERY A. STORRS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

\ charter Vl, granted Yesterday a,
Guthrie to the Harris, lrby Cotton
oompan, with headluaucr, at Oklaho,
IVA CIV The director, being W ~
Nrrrc 70 = llau, 'r and K Z lrbS
lri'll stock s1-un
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

husband D.. u q blue funk lhont Gcrulu atc,, u.
,rn'un mr uudcr'ca merchantmen I, probalh viii hr
necessary 'or Lloyd rcorgc To Jump into diving suit
and personally investigate the situation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

Eight run, 900 uur inning. the lucky
ninth vl, 'hc sensational ending oi the
game Oklahoma llN nllycd with
I,ArnVurih Nan. Yesterday ON the
bucr. gruuul Whom ihc slump
started thc game stood > in ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
water EXPERT
IS COMING HERE
New York Swimming In
structor Will Be at Belle
Isle Park Next Week. J

Boys. II you want To learn how Il
swim, you're going to have your chance.
George u Corson Of New York who
Il reputed to have taught more than
n quarter Of a million people tho art Of
swimming, is coming to Oklahoma CITY
for one-week's stay at Belle Ise
park lie viii be here next Monday Cor
son has been engaged by the park
management. and his services viii cost
the pupils nothing
Every morning neat week Corson viii
devote his attention exclusively TO =
class of young children. Girls and women.
In the afternoon he will'tsach a mixed
class At night hs,Fill sive exhibitions
Of fancy swimming and diving I, 10
said that Corson knows every swimming
stroke In existence.
Corson's boast IL that he has never
yet found person that he couldn't teach
To swim Hc declares that ho can take
tho mort awkward and timd pupil and
transform him into semi fish" In less
than a week
This week Corson 10 al the Y W. O.
A. In Kansas city,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
Dia nm O md
Gill E1'TS

Even In their slump tho Senators
seem able 10 win At lsss, one game In
every series II three.
Clemens and Blu. ar. doing some
sreat defensive work for Snaps squad
theec days Their hitting hss been any
thins hut Disappointing. moreover
Cleveland dropped 10 = ssIns and
half below Washington b. losins both
cnds II = double. header to the white
So, -. sos. by the way. showed
flash oi the form ,hs, Was expected to
carry them 60 . pennant this year.
Ty Cobb collected q .basser and
= triple In two times NJ yesterday
The Senators reach Paris today for
their fire, appearance of the ssAson Earl
snspp. the Oklahoma CITY pilot. is TO he
honofsd by the Survivor fans, 7, 10 10
he "snspp day" snapp Vas manager
ot tho Parts team for thrs. years
Tulsa again loon Clean lHHd ny WIN
nins while penvon. streak ~ success
vas broken McAiester also suffered de.
feat SUNDAY
Pittsburgh climbed out N the National
league cellar sunday by coppins q double
hill from the Cardinals Miller. Cooper
and Mamaus all showed sood form.
An .rrrr hy saisr again cce, the cubs
= same yesterday I, vas the second
time IN the lac, ,~o weeks ,ha, vic's un.
steady fielding has lost fct the Tlns
An unusual feature 10 seen IN the Ma
ticnsl league standing n the clubs ~,
Louie. which IL In the cellar. has won
sixteen ssmes. only three less than
prcctbn. the lsssu. leader
N the Oisn,s beat Bos,on today In
the last gam. ~ the .erie. Manager Nc.
urs~ figure he ~iii have . good chance
TO hreak the old record cs twenty
.,rsish, victories established ny the
Providence club IN isN The ueANts
pow have won sisteen In Q roe and
hsv. climbed frum last place 10 second
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29

A. n. Stewart. 40 years old. with one
GOOD leg and one wooden leg. proposes
20 do more walking In the next two
years than the average nan does IN
decade He intends to peg his way from
hsrc 10 New York. thence 10 San Fran
cisco and from there back to Oklahoma
city. providing the proper Inducements
are offered him Stewart viii set about
90 do what no other man with q wooden
leg ever tried before-establish walk
Ing record
It Is approximately 5000 miles from
New York to san Frnpcisco and Stew
art inteds to cover the distance twice.
But by the route he would take. start ID.
IN gfrom oklahoma city and finishing
here. he would travel at least 1000 miles,
probably more. r.
Stewart deniares he ALL pay his own
expenses. selling cards and working at
his trade NJ slgn phntcr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
GORMAN READY TO TACKLE
SOLDIER AGAIN, IF BEATEN

10. German. the young Oklahoma
city scrsIper who meets an outsider
tonight for the first time when he
tackles Buck Riley. Fort sill sol
dier. In round bout al tn. n.
VI \. 4. smoker tonight. IL indeed
a lion hearted young man.
Joe" remarked Sammy samson.
secretary of the athletic club. to Cor
man. Monday morning. this soldier
fellow is tough and he's liable 10 put
you out"
Samson was preparing German for
the worst" intending 10 give him
warning 20 that be would no, feel
badly about II should he lose
We'll" replied Joe. ~ he does.
wen see n he can do II again "
That 4. the way German views the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
war SONG OF tho Giants.

war SONG Of tho Giants.
We are on our way hack home
Home where tho hl2h flag flies;
We are on our way from the rut,
Win the flag lust In our eyes;
SO those of you In the van.
Nark to our warning SONG
"0lve US tho open road
TIN We land WHARF we bslonc."
W. are or our way back home
BY the trail We have come before;
By the trail that leads from the depth'
In the swirl on the winning score;
SO those ~ you In the lead
tark 'c the chant we've spun
"Glve us the ooer road
TIN we meet our place In the sun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
HoeA1,o
AL&GeR
AUTOMOBILE RACE FANS
THR0NG INDIANAPOLIS

tNplANAPOLS. May 20 The annual
flood Of automobile race fans was pour.
ing into indianapolis today from every
direction. The running " TIE InternAr
tional Sweepstakes on the indianapolis
tion Twenty cone and possibly more
drivers are expected to start the 800 mile
con,es,
II II Is cool and calm tomorrow rec!
ord Performance Ia expected Ralph
pepelmn's average of SO miles nm hour.
tho record established last year. was
made under nearly perfect conditions
IA the field of starters IL fast and the
race has been cut from 500 to loO miles.
Il Is considered probable that nePaima's :
snecd Will be anrnnssed In the 1915 race
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
PIONEER PROHIBITION
WORKER PASSES AWAY

KANSAS CITY. Mo. May 20. - The
Rev John Beck, pioneer prohibition
worker and reputed TO have been the
first evangelist west OF the Mississippi
river. died here Sunday. lie was -
ys~<s old. After serving IN the Civil
war. no took up evsngelistic work In
Oklahoma and southefa Missouri.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
BASEBALL TRAINING
OF GREAT VALUE TO
YOUTH, HE ASSERTS

II AwRENCE. Kan. May ?9-
baseball IL the greatest pr,pa-
eEn ration for mans lie that can
be- indulged in" declared nr
James Naismith. director of physical
education NJ the University NJ Kan.
nr. here recently The sport trains
. PLAYER 10 he ohscrvant and to have
self. control II also trains the mem.
ofy n I had my way shout n
would have diamonds where Ut lens,
twenty tcams could play every day
Vt the university pf Naismi,h
pointed out TIM, the keen hall play
ers usually developed into keen nus.
ines. men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
The Times Sport Page Will Keep You Informed
DEATH TAGS BOY
OUT AS HE SLIDES
TOWARD "HOME"

NHICAGO, May. 20. - Death
IL crouched low over the plato IN
~ boys baseball game today and
tagged 6-year old Billy RossmAn
out as he came sliding home with the
winning run, Just ns the boy slid. his
g-ycar. old brother Diedrich. who was
batting. swung tho club, II struck
Bllly over the heart lie died almost
Instantly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29

open.air boxing shows nj Akron. Ohio
'hould prove beneficial ,o Johnny Grtf.
fihs. m John can perform In his home
town the year round Up To now he
has been able 20 box there only six or
elsht months Of the year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
H|kER WITH ONE
LEG PROPOSES
. TO SET RECORD
A. N. Stewart Wants to Walk
TO New York and Frisco
for Sooner State.
Even So!

walking 1000 miles Is quite some
hike for n one-lcgged man TO attempt,
quite some. But, NJ that. the ono
legged man has only one leg TO get
tired. where the ordinary long-dl5-
tance walked must be bothered with
two How about it?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29

who are they grooming for the neSt
willard offerins'' queries 1. l.. ~. WIN
II he Carl Morris or Fred Fui,on' I would
like 10 bc put ncst 40 that will know
which eide ~ my nose 10 hold" WHY
not play II safe and hold both sides9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29

Nltsmsoni Ferne s~rtifics hits.
adams sacrifice NJ. Nsalei double plsy.
clemens unsssis,sd lsi, IN hsses Oh.
h, tsas 4 ~ Carmichael 4 hsss. on
halls. rW iiass Z. of Carmichael g. fIr.,
hs.s on efto,.. oklshnma CT, pnr,
sriith pss.ei halls. shsffst Time.
40 tmrlf. Mefssn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
rONlCHT-TIME
EUCLID HALL-PLACE

jo,n the class and learn Ia dance n,
20 Many NJ the hest r.crl. a.. icla.
ins Private Lesson. daily ~ appoint.
ment ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE SANDING.

RESULTS YEsTERDAy-At Cincinnati !,
chicago Q A, NJ, Lou,. o.l, Pittsburgh
q. None other, scheduled.
GAMES TODAY Brooklyn at Phllsdsi.
phis New York At Boston ~, Louis at
Chicago only thr.. ssme. scheduled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
Sam crswfcrd's Rsbuttsl.

Say tina, I'm sIl In forever,
Say that I'm sklddlno and throuohi
Say that I'm no longer clever,
Out where the hog train 10 dvei
show them where Time 10 bsoulIIno
A wing that 10 sll TO the finch,
Then show EN- . pitcher that's smiling
when I clip 90 bat In q pinch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES roma

Denver . A. D. Noins, I, =, Joseph I,
eleven inninssl Al Omsha . Topeka 9
Al Slbw city 8 Wichita
GAMES rOpAN-omshN a. ne. Noins.
Lincoln q, sicus Civ Topeka q, y, 10.
ssph only three ssmes scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION STANDING.


I, Toledo Q Al Louisville Columbus 4.
A. Minneapolis a. Kansas city I, A. n,
Paul I, Milwaukee ..
Louisville st inaisnsp poiis Toledo az 90.
lumhus Only thtse gsnes scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
rsNAs LEAGUE STANDING.

Wvstirs NEsrvNnAN-a A. waco o rc,,
Worth Al ssn An,enlo ~; uslyes,on
~ A. Shreveport o. Dsilss . Az p.su.
mon, :. Houston 7.
uANrs TODAY -psi,,.or q, "a. .p,s.
nio uou.,en q, pesumer, nsii.s q,
Shreveport, rot, worth N wseo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29

Hsvumpsa. the fiery Finn. IL q bear
at acting fierce In his wrestling matches.
II he was a. good = "rsssler" as he IL a
comedian he would set by in the mat
game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
Baseball
Calendar
WESTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING.


RESULTS SfsrERDAS-At Fort smith.
. Oklahoma CITY, 8. A. Depi.on, o. Mus
toEee. . Al PurIs. !. Tulsa Al shsf'
man. 4, McAlester. 1
GAMES TODAy-Oklahoms city ~ Part.
Muskosee az sherman. Tulsa At Fort Smith
McAlester az Denl.on.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29

SUNDAY
AB r u ~ ~ mr. sH ~ Ave.
IssS .SsSn 3 : I ! ! Q 9 9 ::s ::sss
'otants mot scheduled 10 Play.
q AB 4 y an N HR 81 sB Ave,
Cobb ., l,6 "a u II .Ssl
Kauff 81 iis 10 ~ Z = o .iSi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE srASpAG

RESULTS NEsrERDAy-M Chicago "a.
Cleveland 90 Al Detroit 4, ~, Loui. ..
GAWEs TODAv-s, Iaui. at Detroit.
Philadelphia a. Washington nos,on At Ssv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
sorrurRS LeAous STANDING.
NHsvIrs Yn~vHWpAy-A, N,msn

NEsvtrs NH~tENDAN-N Msmrhis q
Mobile : item inninsH A. Nev Oflssn. .
littl. Rock . A. Nashville . nsmips
ham
1ANrs TO-DAY Atisn,s ., ii,u. norN
Nsr utlssns ~ Chs,,srcoss birmingham
~ Memphis Mobile =, Nashville.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
Tn. otea,sM COLLEGE PLAYER.

"slsier." says Fielding Yost. "ls the
best college bail PLAYER I ever saw and
have been watohina them for over
twenty years" slsler II one OF the hest
We ever saw. But other COLLEGE PLAYERS
not 20 - overlooked are chrlsty Msth.
-wsor. Dave Robertson, Eddie Plank
Fred rsnnsy, Eddie Collins srd . dozen
or 80 more.
Yos' SAYS that si-ler would have made
wonderful end for the Wolverine
eleven. hut when tho crack hall player
reported 10 the squad yost advised him
tn sive up football "He was the only
scoa man I ever advised 10 pass up foot
hall" says the Michigan instructor. 81
hated To DO II for I needed him badly
hu, 4, seemed n shame for = man with
such q baseball future 10 take any sucf
chance with his arm"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29

An unusual feature 10 seen IN the Ma
ticnsl league standing n the clubs NJ,
Louie, which IL In the cellar. has won
sixteen games. only three less than
prc,tbn. the isssu. leader
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-23

Dem pariier ,@rcsl.

- Sem pari er ugrcelz
eatnimmt Die Miensr Mr.
beiterz3eitung" bas fDleenbe luitige
@eY1i9ten: g(uf eilein Dollanbildlen
Sbeater entspeite iita eidl g9auipies
ler init 1einsm Direttpr i1b erblelt
feline 3iinbtgung, unb slpar follfe er
Die 8iihne gleiD na4 Dem lebten ait
zines erfolgretden @tiidfs Derlaien.
Ser @9auipieler fteQts DARN eilen
Midbter Dor, Oe4 i'm aipeiten 2nt eli
nel1 Mif1etdter ST. 3~tpatl9sarbeit gu
Derurteilen bot. I'm ii9 fir Die briis@
fe @ntlaHung ST radelL bieit er in
Ser @eriGtsi5ene cine feierlihe lno
begriinoenbe Gebe aus benz 5tegretf
ullO fpra9 ben Yerbreder fret. IS
ipar nllnWebr unmDslid, NOD rem
britten Mff 5u fpielen. DDS publi@
finn ranbalierte unb perlanste lein
@elo 3lriid unb Der 9ireftcr ipdre
fro1 sepefen, menu er Den Streit NIT
1einem S9auipieler nibt IL iueit bdt~
te tpmrnen lafen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-23

gepaDt naDen, y1ejentse ron yteuz
ltaot am ap9er tit lett etna einem
S%obrtauleno friI6; i4on 1892 pa1
tie als elm GROCER, alter Baum Be-
fannt. gon ibrem llmfonge tonn
man iid einen 8egriff MAIDEN, pentl
man erfd6rt, baB hire unteriten Meite
auf ni9t nelliser als bunOert StiiBz
p~feilern ruben.
Die bemerfensiperteIte ulb Be-
fanntelte alte 2inbe @eItfalens lit
Die Gsmlinpe gu Dortmuno. 9os
Ilter bieies 8aumes fan11 >inlpfern
einigermaBen beitimmt iperben, ols
oas 5emgeri@t, bas ein Jreisrof
%leitete, pG6rene oes Mittelalters net
ter peitlia om Graben Der @toot
lag uno 1916 inter Die 2inoe perz
lest pltrpe. 9ieIer 10 ebrenz uno
rllbmreiae Baum, Der nod beute Den
lteinernen Slid bes @eri9ts nit
oes Heihes Msr 5eist, auf Dem emit
has nadte 99pert unb bic Meipen=
lalingen lagen, ipurbe Inn bic M9itte
oes porigen Sobr6unoerts in Die gi=
leaba6nanlagen bineinge5pgen uno lit
troy Der. ior9fdltigiten Pflese, Sic
mon. ibnr 5ufeil perben IaBt, benz
Iblterben berfauen.
9rei merfpiiroige uralte 2inbel1,
.a4ereings ebenfous our9 Bic Sabr=
b6lnocrte febr mitgenommsf, 'finom
feb aaf ben 5ffsnttideh NldBen 90:
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nens Somplates 19por Die Biirgerz
.I3aft Der @taot Dem 5iiritbil9of ben
5uloiaungsz unb greueib, @:er
.prddtige alte 2iiloen ite6elt an elmer
uralfen' Spferitele bei GoeF; ibre
mddtigen &rDnen baben einen I'M
fang BON 61A Meter. Die prior=
linoe auf Der &Iis Bel 9referfelS
tptro ord 9llt6erlinbe genannt.
5plrh ulte 2tnben ipielen i'm @olfs=
slauben cine srpbe Rplle. 5o ion
cine 9tnoe i'm 8poefeHel Der 8eball=
Jung zines ppb1tdtigen ,3perges iein.
Der Die &ranfen pflest uno ben Mrz
men PROT brtngt. Sn ei1len 9inben<
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I9ldat Der 8fib niemols elm; besbaIb
ftrrbea mon bor @obnbGuIern, an
Sdopeaen uno auf 8%iebfdmpen bauz
Jig 2tnoen. 9aS 5pl5 bent afs
MSittel gesen @ersouberung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-23

@ie eine @eut9ener
3eitun9 beridtst, bei9aftigt ii9 Die
rulili6e preiTe nit Dem l11sebellerliz
chen glan, unter 8enubung Der goz
len. Die BON ibrer gaolle 0us6 Scr
siigung oes Grobfirfen g%tifoIaus
pertrieben murben, Die aploi1iiatipn
BON @eltfibirien ourd5ufiibrcn. Die
uYetersburser 8Drlen5eituns" meiilt,
es gdbe 16merli6 balb nieber cine 10
giinitise @elegenbeit, Die in @ibirten
ollselleoelten gbineien burd golen 5u
erieben. Ma9bem bic gplen lire
5abe perloren baben, t0nnten lie, 10
idreibt bieIes Blott, in @ibirien
ibrel itdnbisen Mufentbalt nebmen
urh fir Rublanb einen @tlublpaa
gesen Die gelbe @efabr abseben. Cine
berebte Meabnung an Sic Morefe al
ler oerienigen, Die bisber nod oie
Sbee nidt aufgeben fonnten, 4plen
gu retten, our9 Die @ermittlune -.
Der Mrf1en.
Giner Ser betanntez
It eli 5iibrer Ser oeutfden Susenbz
%beipcgung, @eneralmaipr &arl SUMO,
erl ter GeiddftsfIbrer oes Sang
Deutl4lanoz8unoes. 1T auf frunS6z
lii9em 8pben, in Sbiaucpurt, ei1tem
9ersi9lag erlegen. 8ei Hriegsaasz
brud itelte ii6 Der 9reiunbledaia=
iabrige iofort in 0en 9ienit bes 9az
%terlanpes. Seine 2etitunsen puroen
nit Dem giiernen &resS l. &laTe
uno periaieoenen bunoes1taatliden
&riegsanSsei4nungen belpbnt.
Die1er Sage besinsen in
Siptpn, no., spet perfdmdserte peut=
1de gbepaare. @m. &letn unb 5rau
uno $. 5. 8pedner unb 5rau, Dos
Subildum ibrer 5~Oidbrigen Gbe.
8eioe paare paren in SeutI6lano
gebpren unb f6on int Sabre 1S47
ao9 Der Siptnn=G esenb setpmmen,
!po lie ft9 n%erbeiroteten rnb auf Sur
men anliebelten, BIB lie 1ib ppr ssSaF,
rem in ben Rubetanb besaben unS
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unb 1 l1rentel, ollie am 2ehen.
9as gu Is psf. ausgetnahlere
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biGisite 8rpt.
llnsef9 iibtea Giien fpiro bon
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tpte in re,ner 2uft
Man9e puloeriorten enipideln
BEL Der @erbrenruns eim SiBe Bis
gu 5000 @roh 6.
1906 oeftan6en fat stpei
Sinftel pes preuBi1den Seetes arS
polniiGem GrIobe.
Gin 9prb 9reb bat ppn 1867
bis 1895 ni6t pcniser als S9,4O1
&ebbihner aeldpiiem