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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-26
VIVID STORY OF
EXPERIENCES BY
AZ R0PL AN|sTs
Two Americans Have Machine
Wrecked and Are Com
PEELED 10 Thread Way in
Enemy Country,
tsy MORNING JOURNAL spsc,AL LEASED Wire,


Columbus. N. NJ, April 25.--A vivid
story of the accident in the mountains
of Chihuahua to the aeroplane of
Lieut.. II. 4. Dargue and Captain X. IL:
Willis and the subsequent trek OF
the pilot and observer to the eXpedi-
tonary field base, was brought to the
border by aviators today. For forty
five hours the two men, half-crazed by
their injuries and hardships, marched
over two mountain ranges and through
a desolate Villista-infested country,
Difficult Flight.
At o'clock on the morning Of April
~. the filters rose through a thick fog
bank to start on special scouting
mission According to the story. after
flying through the passes and rock
defies Of the Sierra Madres for four
hours they found themselves con-
fronted with a jagged mountain peak
rising sheer before them. Unable 10
develop sufficient engine power to
overcome the cuppy air, and unable
to land because of the nature of the
terrain. they threw their plane for
ward in the air time after time. as a
swimmer attempts to breast the waves,
IN vain attempt TO CLIMB the peak
only Minor Injuries.
Suddenly the propeller stopped re-
yoking and the machine fell. crum-
ping the plane on its left wing and
burying the two filters in debris on the
mountain slope 400 feet below How
long they remained that way even the
men themselves did not know FL
nally they extricated themselves and
found that their injuries. while pain
ful, were minor
With but emergency rations taken
from the wrecked plane. and a few
swallows of water. the airmen, after
ilrlng their plane, started for the
American camp. They walked all
day They walked all that night and
they walked all the next day and well
into the next night.
over two mountain ranges they
chmbed, through rocky defiles and
over trails from which Jagged bits of
rock protruded, knife-sharp and ruin
Gus to the feet.
Water Gives Out.
Their water gave out at the end Of
the first day but they found a little
alkaline hogwallow and after the
scum had been removed, they drank
the,r fill and pushed forward again.
The sun went down and the stars
came out and still they pushed on.
occasionally they muttered to each
otner but mainly they talked but lit
'ie--eVery effort being reserved for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-26
Water Gives Out.
TIE TORRENTS OF SPRING

It a ctweln
in
demands ones
orheted room-wthoM proper exercise ana
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Sn etuem bsr lebteu 81

Sn etrem Der lebteu Si'
tuationsberi6te aus Waibinstpn beibi
es, bab oem prGiioenten bic unDer'
| iaGmtbeit Der gngIaHber aHfGnst aui
bic Rsrpsn gu fallen. Dir iolIteu
meinsn, bab ibm uuHmebr bie SeSuIS
ausssbsn ptrb, n04oem gu9Ians
ii9erss 9slsits fir ben neusn 0iterreIs
aiiden gotiaaftsr in Woi6iugton
Derlpeis.rt. Gs Dirb nidt beitritten.
bab bieie @srpsiserung OOItsrred.sz
pioris 1T. absr es tDirO geiust, ou5
bas feinblihe 9erbalten Der Diploma
tii9en 9ertrster Der Derbiinosten
WtGdte Gnslano 81 ioIdem abi9ldgiz
gen Beifeib bere9tige. Das 1T ers
Itens eins 8eIeibigung beg 9rdilbsnz
ten. inbem ibm gum 8oripuri gemaat
pirb, baB er Dieien 8ipIOmatsn ges
itatte, iid unneutroler 9anolungen
i9ulbis 5u MAIDEN uuo oann 1T es
ol4 untpubr, Du Der prd'Ioent ouf
bOdit ungeniigenbe 9eipeiis bin bic
Ibberufune Don bipIomotiiaen gers
trstern Derlungt bat unb in Der lebteu
Snftan3 lGuft bic 2tnttport gnelarbs
oarauf binaus, bab es ben 9JrGiibens
ten srpinssn mill, ben bipIOmatiideu
Yeriebr nit alien adnbsrn ber @ers
biinbetsn absubre6en. Cine 9srtpuns
Osruns, bub @nglanb ii6 gu folder
DrsiItisteit peritetgt, 1T uber nid,t am
ylabe. DER grGIibsnt bat bisber ale
5re9beiten gusIunDs rubig 6i1eebeu
Iaiien, in Solge oeFen entblobet iit
oiefes ni6t, nod ipeitere bin5uaufGs
gen. SEPT feblte Bios nod, baB Gngs
lamb bem PrdiiOenten gsfeb. ertbeilt,
ben bsutideu, butgariI6er uno tirti>
i6sn 9otihafter mad Suus gu T6its
ten, nie bas in @risdenlono seide,
ben 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28

llnb bdnn bi. lisfsn ilsinsn
9dlber nit ben faufi.n anaen; ieesl
eirselne bon ibnen tonnts ib, pub.t
Die 9lummer unb auh, bon Der
lie iiammte. gld, bas mar INNER eilis
;sreubs, lpenn pisbu eins ssbortr
mar unb es mar id0n urb srd'ii1
Man mod.s 3utunftspIdne, OBJ e
10 ib5n iperben tpiirb., oab ss ir
Serbbud einseTfri.ben iperbsn
t6nnte. Seb.s bra6te n:ne Grtpnr
tunusn nit fi6, absr I.iStr, Ieibs'
iiarben bic alsinen. gu nieOlih fine
ile mi. ibrsm tpeiben 5eu unb ihrsn
erostn 2lugen uno bsm sinfdItistn
glusbrud i'm gefiht. So, idper T.
eg fort5uoekn, bsnu bier mar III
nit aan3er Sssle, rnb piel 2iebe uno
piel Sorgfalt babe i'd bier Guf msiil
glrbeit psripenb.t. gRir sraut 10 DC.
her Siabt, DOT ben Sduiern unb ppT
allen 9insen Dor ben sutiebIi6er
Renf6en in Der Siobt. 30 III dui
rem 9onbe bod mebr Reinfeii. 81
bebaur. bic StGbier, ipas baben II
fir elm el.nbss atbsn. INNER unf
imrner barin, arm., biinbe Ssiar
Qef1e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Der iuSial. Srieos.

Sas NbamiouI9e SeIeB, pslass
ben GiienbabHersStrsit gu perbiiten
beitimmt mar, bat alsemeine aufs
mertiamteit srregt, neil bic lebsrSeus
guis beftebt, ocb auf fol6e Weiis Der
iosiuIe 5riebs ni6t geii6crt fperben
lam uno DON allen Seitsn 'onmen
YpridIdge, oiie @lngelsgenbsii auf
dHbere Deiie gu reseln. Oiefe berpe=
gen iid in Der Sauptfa6e in Der iibIi.
den 5DrmeI: anertennuug Der llnios
men unb f4iebssertdtIide S6fi9tuns
pun Streits, Ieioen aber aqe an bem
Jebler, bob fie nidt uuf Gin5elbeiten
einseben, auf bic alIes antommt, Ipes
siel1 beantiporten fie nidt bic 5auptz
frase; MnS uIIt1 eiasm sere&tsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
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Soi.pb g. GIoiiermnn. sS, 535 g.
Seron Gtrabe; Sdlasanfpa.
gnparb I. Rpun, %, 2525 Spriu1
@rope qpe.; llHgIiidsfaa.
NbOlpb Slman, Al, 1856 Redbir1
Roob; Wnseu,rebs.
9lnna Str.itmat,r, %. 436 N
WeWlidm Qpe.; S.r5letoen.
Nora Wurpbp. 72, ct. Warp's So
Ipital; 2ungenent5iinbunl.
emma Grimm, AS. 2144 RaDir'
Strabe; @sbirDblutung.
gDilliam 8rnnipn, 80, S26 20. 3.
Gtrabs; Shtp6de.
Rolpb Mainscott, 1S, 1913 5at6a
trap Sirobe; 5uberluloiis
Sulius R. Rsin.ds, SO. 8 aaispOco
gfpe.; 5ubertulOiis.
Wldrb q. Suit, SO, 7454 Conner
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Qllirs 9. Sambrisbi, 68. 1929 Wes
Ter ape.; Str5Isibsn.
glancp .. Sniman. T2. 5972
Mcutaomerp Rolb; 2e6ersr,bs.
@iIiam 9. MOb. 50. 2342 auburr
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Grant 8. Be6.r. 81. 423s airbr
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Glifabeib Rebel, 70. 1703 Blue
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ape.; Riidtnmnrtslsiben.
g8illinm Z. Mtiie. Jr. GO. 1926
Rnce Strabt; 5ubsrtuloii3.
SOhn 9iftler. 73, lat 9ubIop
pIats; S&GbelbruH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Sn BEN apnbpner 3eitunaeu

Sn ben 2onboner Seitunaer
ipirb suseitunbeu, bab bic Sffeniipe
an Der CONNIE nidt ben sebegten @rr
ipartunssu sntiproden bat unb aIs@ra
tIaruns piro anseseben, bab oas @e'
beimniB Der beabii4tigten SifenIipt
nidt seniiseno seipabrt iporoen Ici
10 bab bic 0eutidsn 3eit batten, iid
oarauf oorSubereiten. Die Sa4e III
ssnau um9etsbrt. Die Deuti9en bat.
ten teine albnuns, oab iie bon 10 9rn'
ben Seeren unb 10 poraiisli6 nit Se'
i4iiB ausseitattet, einen 9Insriff au
seipdrttssn batten. Die beltIde See-
r.sIeituns bat ieIber unb 5ipur Iffent-
lid 5ueeitanben, Oab tie ben 9ei3iiB'
tampf Der 9lGiirtsn peeen Mangsls an
Wtaterial ibrerieits niht beitebe1
tonnte, pobur6 Der Sipans entitanp,
3tpansis ailometer ipeit auriid5ulpei'
den. slnitatt Gag unb gtddt bic
osutI9en Stiidgisbereisn arbeiten su
lafen ,seitattete man ben arbeiteru
adt Sage qfinsftferien. Die llnbca
ilesbarteit Der OeutIhen beitebt in Der
un.nbGih grobsren ariegsfdbi9tsit ibs
rer SffiSiere unb Wonnfhaften ,uno
bas tDnNen bic glniirten ni6t mebr
nett MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Sb bic Ra1ridt, bab bi.

Sb bic Radridt, bab bi,
peutidn 5audboot. iih in Der Rdh'
Der amsritaniihen Rift. befinben
ipabr 1T, bleibt absutparten, ba iie DrI
ensIiideu ariessidiffen uussebt UNI
pisis iinO 70 dnsitIia seuorben, bat
iie einen DaIfifa fir elm soaabOO:
paIten. IS ipGrs aber aud uidt iiber.
raidenb, penn bic Insu6s fid b.itd'
tisen iOIlte, ba in DeutfdtanD be,
Gntidlub, ben llnteris.bputtries mil
a[ler 8raft su fiibren unb ben snsli.
Zen SunoeIsidiffen iiberau aufsus
lauern, often angetiinbist tporben 1T.
ytan ipeib, oab England ben grieben,
5u tpeIdsm isin. Nuiirtsn binneiaen,
oerbinbert unb man min bides bur9
cine peitsebenOs 3erit6runs ieiner
S6tffa6rt, tpel6e gu elmer Suns
gersnotb fii9ren parbe, sur gsrnunft
apine.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
Guf ben sngIiiten g0rfer

auf ben sHgIiiden g0rfeu
berridt cine duberit eebriidte stim-
mung. Die areoittpirtbi6uft, nit
tpsI4er man ben aries gu firdBi.ren
periu9t, III in GoIge oes llebsrmabes
opn Ssi6dftspapieren sufammenae.
bro4en unb man ma9t ii6 sOrge
tpie bic Re9isrung anseiitts bss
srntemtbratbs in Der gausen @ett
Hldt bIos bas 9elb bernebmsn nil.
nm bic beitdHOis na6ienoen apitsn
Der gerpfIesuns gu bsden, fonbsrn Die
fie iiberbuupt geniisenb 9etreibe auFz
brinsen DiLI. 0ie 9Driianer bas
BEN bisber immer BEN aopf be-
ionbers bod gebaIten. Das qez
horte gu ben militGrii6en Ma
nDpern, Inn i'm Iuslonbe ben
9lauben gu srDeden, bab Gnaldnbs
JtHan5en unerId6pFli9 isien. gkr
bic beutfden 5tebe fallen gu id@per
uno Der Ropf iintt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28

aufseben mubts, III ipieb1 in bic Ire
NEE aufsenommen pprbsn, Sbsrlsuts
rant seiporb.n unb irast oas eiietns
Rreua eriier unb Jlp.iisr Stlafe. Gin
Spieltamerab Don 5rl. Sra, 9slmnt
Sreunb. mar elmer Der grfisn. bic ii4
bel 2lusbru9 bss arieees als 5rs'
piae aemelbet batien uHb er trGat ieBt
mt GtoIs bas sii.rne &r.us srftsr
ala'i., bas ibm btrIiebeu fpurbe, neil
er clein elmer @n3abl 9ofdisn Stano
atbalisn uno fie in bic JIudt eeftlas
aen bat. EiibreRb III es an8uiehen,
ME grl. auebnsmarn srsdbli. ipenn
bi. junssn S.losn. bic in ben S6iis
bsngrdben bi, feinbliden &ueeln b1s
ben I'm bic Sbr,n pfeii.n bDrtn, bic
bi. G6reden bes ariss.s uno Der
g6la6. IN fbrer srauiumfteH Seitalt
iennen eeIsrnt bobsn. auf llrluub iia
In aIisempbnt,r D,i'. init ben iufs
aeu W.db6en uni.rbaltsu. pfGnbers
unb G6reibipieIs psrunftalien uno
cine fat tinblidt JrDbIi6,.it enttpi'
dsln.
Ter arisa 5eiat in Der Setmatb
feine S6rtt,n, pielm.br trdst er uns
sebeuer CUR 9er,blune unb Jeitisuns
bes gboruit.rs BEL, ipie bel einem aHs
bsren jlnesn Sreunbe bss 6dufss
auebnemaun. bem WfuIsr WoIfgaus
Born, Sur Gsnueibuung ulltr isiner
getonntsn bemsr!i porben In. Born,
Der isbt aIs Sonitats uHt.rcffi3i.r
I'm GsIbe f.bt, iOa friiber in iein,n
giIbern .in.n 3us gum SripuIen &c.
stist bobsn, Der ariss aber bar i.in.
auuif a,fsitist unb perebslt, Born 1T
.oapifermob.n als &iiniil,r neu g.s
trr.n ipprp.n, 70 buB man isBt fs6r
croBe Soffnnuasn uuf ibn ftbt. llnb
70 ionRie bi. 3abl Der gsiipiele nod
enblos perlinstrt perben.
Gin Brief aus Der 5eis
mntb.
Wit ipeld po.tiidem @sritGnon'b
5rGulein gpaauebuemnnn bic Sh0ns
beiten Der gaiur uno bss 2anblebens
nuFfabt, pis Fl. iid1 ihr auf bem Out.
in poitn e.boisn buben, ,rsiebi ff
aus einem grisfe, ben bic ihnas Dam.
om "a. Suli an ibrsn @ntr aei6rie'
ben bot, uno BEN mir bi, folseubs
Stsns sntnshmsn:
S6 bin jebt 70 aefpDbnt on
sineetbeiIie. rss.Imdbige uno ielbfts
itGnbiss arbsii, linb ipsnn i6 i.bt 70
uls Mut!srs5o9ttr Isben unb fan
lsnasn follte, bas ipdr. mir idred
Iid, i'd. Derbe gang per5tDeifelt b,i |
nem 9sodnien an bic ifredIi6, |
Stnbt. bsnn bier bic enbIoie Weiis,
Das III ia eben bas G90niie. 9.nfs
Dir bod, 5000 Morsen. aIles uni,r |
eano, unIsr Walb. GeRte Dir. unIey
Sart.n IN aristern IN 2 MOrgea |
Irob. llnb bann itsIe Dir bisfsn riss |
ienbaften gefib Dor. Stanbenlans
1ebt man bur6 liniere GeIber; Jun |
'sre" fage if INNER, IS III mir ims
ner. aIs eeb6re alles aud mir. ptnn
ID babe ss in itilIsn Stuiiben srIsbi
inb enipfunbsn, unb ;neins eroke
1ieb. bdfiir ges,beH fir bic ghaiur,
iir unIsre JsIber unb WdIosr
Sd babe bic ab;sre oil. 70
ieb; jeoss glfsrb. iebs Rub. ieb.6
tdlb6sn bui bel mir isinea beiiimm.
en- pIab, uno bGnR BITE hssbsn COB,
en- i'm autf6ftall uno msine feb:
Iuis aotis, bas in bic sindnsie.
5tnis. bic i6 usuIid ssriiten babe.
git Der BIN Id 70 mundes WsaI ipas
ieren eesuneen, neil lie Iubrnte unp
cnft ni@t beruusiam. unb ibr ilsi.
ler Judsbtnsf. bas 10 Wo6en alte
tpbIsn iprnns iumsr 70 Iuitis nes
sabsr. y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28

Sest babeu bic 9laiirten auf
bel Mpnaitir eine i9tpere Rieoerlugt
erIittsn. Der itratesiide gebante.
bur9 8eiiserereifuns pes Saltans
cine iunere 2inie bersuitelIeil ME ile
bic 8erbiinDeten beiiBen, mas ibnsn
uuertanutermaben gum srObsn @or'
gprtbeil sereiht uRo auberoem nod
bi. 3iirtsu unb 8uIsarsn bon ben
Werbiinbeten abSuiperreH, TT nod pss
niger aIs Elm Sraum setpOrben; CO tit
beaer Wabniinn nod on cine iolds
MOsli1tsit gu benten- Wenn bic aIs
liirten iiberbaupt irgenb peI4en ylads
bentens fGbis ipGren piirbe ihnsn
aud gum 9efpubtiein tpumen, bab iis
ales Mtenf6e1nDsli6e periu4t unb
uihts errei6t bdben uno nod mehr,
bab iis niht i'm Stanbe iinb, eine fold
fdpierise Gage fir Deutidlano tpie'
Der bersuite1en, ME fie 5ur 3ett bon
Rumdniens llebertritt beitanb. Rclle
srobe Seers i'm Weiten unb neue srobs
9eere i'm Often uno bann nod bi.
militariide unb itratesiidbe @eritGr'
tuns burd Rumdnieus @erratb. 9as
1T iest babin. Rublunbs Seere ftnb
tart 5uiammeneeIdmol5en, bic nett
Iiaen Se.rs baben iturte ginbube er'
Iitten unb oasu TIT 9Rumdnien iiber'
ipunb.n porben. Menn bic Iniirter
bel al biei.n 8ortbeiIer nidts aus5us
ridten permohteu, 70 III es bod Hidrts
anberes aIs @erridthcit, ipenn man
eIaubt, 9eiIeres mi. fart oermtnbert.n
RrGften letiteu su tbuneu.
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Gneenebmer Befudj.

vNis Ianse bat iid benn bic Idftiss
Gouiine biesmaI BEL Gub airfsebdl'
ten?"
.}2usrit feds WOben llugliidIis
dsrneif. bate fis aber BEL Der Mbret,
fs i1r Rsesfair, lieseH ldHen bas
bat fis am ndhiten Gage sebolt unb
III Bel Der GeIesenbeit no9mals brsi
WoStn seblisbta!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28

tunaen. Don ben RuHen babsn tie
ui4ts su fiir9ten oieie iinb Obue
@affen uno Runition unb bas Min
tertpetter seitattet ibnen feline srpben
Mnsriffe, 10 bab bic Deutfden 9elee
senbsit erbaltsn, fib iebr einsebeno nit
Der Weitfront gu bei4Gftisen.
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saodjcnberidt bes @einubb,itsamts

2aut BEN @odenberitt res Tabii.
Idten Geiunbbeiisamis pa.b,n In Der
peIfloHensn Wodk l32 5lLIe pom an
iiedsnben aranfbeitsn unD IL 3obss
fdue infclge folder aran.hsiisn ].
melpst. seseH no Grirdr!unssR anh
9s Sobssfdlle IN Der pualIsIipob.
hes psrflOHsnen Sabr,s. gif bic per
If)isbenen gruntheiien 5s.tbeiIen rf
bi. gsmslbsten Jdlle ipit iolst: Tipb
tberitis. 46 Grtraninns.n unb (
1obssfdlls; SdJ1pinbiuhi, 70 Grirun
tunssn unb 13 Eoossfiu.; Dinb.
podsn, % GrfraniuHgsn; GdarIad,
fiebn, 6 Grtrantuuaen; Snpbus
fieber. 3 Griruuiunseu; Reu6buh,r
8 Grfnutungen; Dumps, Q Grtron
hnoeA ugA Roie J GrisaahTo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28

Die aIItirtsH aOrrdppnber.
ten fpieIeH iest bic Srumpftarts aus,
baB bic Seutjten ni4t i'm Stanos
seDefen finb, gerbun gu nsbmeu umb
oaraus folgern fe, Dab ibrer eeit.
lbIisbli4 bod Der Sise bsrbIei6eu
iDtrD. Sic srtlGren aber ni9t, pie bic
5rauSo1en regeH tonnen. peun lie bel
8eroun itebeu bIeibeuL sJm uebria.n
folen iie ii4 Bios nod Elm paar Wo,
ben gebulben, bis bic RumGneu D0Iia
eingeDideIt iiub, bnnn lperben bic
9euff6sn @erbun ipieDer trGftis an.
faffeu unb, Die erii@tlid, treifen fis
btsTau bic tpatSebenbHsn gOrberei.
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morgan & 60. baben cine ses
iaIsene glieberlass erlitten uno pamit
aud gnsIanb urb 3lpar bur9 uniere
sReierpes8eb0rbe, bic, ipts aus
ben Depsihnipalteu eriiatlih, be
Banten brett bapor tparnt, fi4 ni1t
peiter NIT aIliirien YapierSn gu be-
faffeu.
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Ser graftbeut ptrb pOn

l
perItiebenen Seiten sebrdnst, ben
frieqsfiibrenben Md6ten einen Wafs
rsnitinitano porsuidlugen, 1T aber
nidt sensigt, barauf etn5useben neil
sr eine 4bpeiiuns befiir6tet uno oas
1T ni1t unbtrebtist, benn bic 4uiirten
ssben iid nod INNER ben @niheih,
als t5nnte DeutidIano feiner gliobsrs
lasc ntdt entseb.n. Die einSise Weiie,
in Der Der grdiibent Sur Weberbers
iteluus bes Jriepens pirten tanN,
bsftebt barin, baB sr Der Munitions'
unb 2ebensmittsI 4usfubr Elm
@nbe madt unb fi4erlid bdben
ibm bic urperfddmtbeiten Der
eluiirten ssniisenb @eranIafuns gu
foItem gprs.ben ssboten, gang abse'
febsn baoon, bab bi. RotbIase bee
omeritanifden 9oItss einen ioIaen
Shritt aebietet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
sienStas, ben %. gsOpembsr 1916

Der 3ar aller ReuBsn
pirb nit bem &Duis bon Mumanisn
suiammentreffeu, pabriasinlid. lr'
2esterem Elm billises 8oarbingbaus gu
empfeblen, benn feline Wobnung IN
Bu6areit rpirb er in ben ndaiten 1as
gen rGumen miiifen.
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(aus .@sFIide 9oft".)
Wie es II 4eutidlano aasiiebt.

Jrdulein Gba auebnemann, bic 9o4'
ter bes prOfeHOrs Gnsen Ruebnes
mann, eradblt IN intereidnter Weiie
iiber WerbdItniTe in Der alten Sei<
matb. - Sit por tpsnissn sasen in
9lmerita ansstOmmen, na4bem iie
auf einem @ute in ppien als Soi=
inipsttoriH anssiteat mar unb er'
fabrunssn ssiammelt bate. -
Srob aIler Gini4rGntunsen II
BON 9unsersnotb teine Rebe. -
0as beiitiths Bolt pertrout nad fpie
por auf ben Sieg. - Seutide Scls
baten aus ben s9iisensraben aui
urlaub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-28
tie Sbeueruu9 full

ME aus o.ridisbeusn Dorsansen er'
iiatlid, su elmer bohsrabigM Bolts
srrsguns, bic iid bura enttaItuna
Don peritiebenen beionbers tbeurer
Rabrunssmittsln unb and ourt
Sunserparaben IN ben Grobitdbisn
aubert. Sept pirb Der 9rdiiosnt ilf
balo entidlieben miiHen, ob er eng
lamb pber bem ameritanii4en @oIis
beIfen min.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-09
SAMUEL Il. LUNT, Auctioneer

SiM OCL -
By virtue of decree entered iii
the chancery cause of Jeannetta Bish-
Cd VS.. Harry C. Glover, ct ais, IN
the Corporation Court of the City
OF Alexandria, Virginia, on May olst'
1916. the undersigned Commission
ers of sale, who we're appointed un-
der the said decree, will on SAIUK.
DAY. the SEVENTEENTH DA? OF
JUNE, 1916, at twelve (12) o'clock, NJ
in front of the Royal Street entrance
to the Market Building, expose Tor
sale, the following real estate situate
in the City of Alexandria, Virginia,
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning on the east side OF wash
ington Street, in the City of Alex
andria, Virginia, one hundred and
forty-one CAD feet, two ~ lncnes
north of Wilkes Street, and running
thence north on Washington Street
twenty-three (23) feet, five (5l inches
to an alley twelve (12) feet wide;
thence east on said. alley, seventy
five (75) feet, five 60 inches to an
alley thirteen (13) feet wide, con-
Meeting with the said twelve l12)
foot alley and leading to Wilkes
Street; thence south on said thirteen
(l3) foot alley, twenty-three (23)
feet, five (5) inches; thence west par
allel with Wilkes Street, seventy (7O)
feet, five 90 inches, to the beginning,
with the use of said alleys in common
with other entitled to use the same.
Being the same property which was
conveyed to Charles E. Glover by H.
O. Claughton, Commissioner, by deed
dated February l, 1890, and record
ed in Deed Book %, page. Al.
Upon the following terms of sale;
One-third (1-3) cash and the residue
in six (6) and twelve (12) months
from the date of sale, or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser. Deferred
payment to bear interest at the rate
of six per cent from the date of sale
and evidenced by the notes of the
purchaser, title to be retained until
the said notes are paid.
ROBINSON MONCURE,
SAMUEL G.. BRENT
Commissioners Of Sale
I Newell S. Greenaway, Clerk OF
the Corporation Court of the City OF
Alexandria, Virginia, do certify that
Samuel G. Brent, one of the above
named Commissioners of Sale, has
given bond with security in the penal,
ty required by the decree entered in
| the cause.
NEWELL S. GREENANAY. Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-09
VIRGINIA MoosERs
Delegation Perfects Organization
l.. s. Thomas Elected Chairman
NGE FOUR

Chicago, June 9-Virginia's delega-
tion to the Progressive convention was
organized as follows: Chairman OF
the delegation, l.. S. Thomas, Mar
tinsville; national committeeman
Percy s. Stephenson Of Norfolk, re-
elected.
Resolutions committeeman, S. D.
Scott of Norfolk; credentials commit
teeman, J. H. Catron, Big Stone Gap
organization committeeman, Jeff a.
Powell; Richmond; rules committee.
man, E. J. McCulloch, Buchanan;
notify. presidential nominee commit
teeman, George. N. Walker, Freder-
icksburg.
Secretary Of the delegation, Jack
son E. Moore, Roanoke.
John R. Doles Of Norfolk, and r:
r. Fairfax of Roanoke, are assistant
sergeants-at-arms in the Progressive
convention.
When asked for an expression OF
opinion as to the situation at the open
ing of the, two conventions, National
Committeeman Stephenson, who is
also State chairman of the Progress
sive party for Virginia, made this
statement:
"The Progressive and the Republi-
cans have criticized President Will
sons administration, and if we fail
to use sufficient amount of self-con-
troll and Cancellation to unite in nam
ing a candidate to oppose him, we
will have great difficulty in persuad-
ing the people of our sincerity; GER
tainly, if We are unwilling to do our
utmost to rescue the country from
the conditions of which we complain.
eve think that present events de-
mand Colonel Roosevelt in a COM
handing way, but if the Republicans
can, with any degree Of unanimity,
name a man who can be more sue
cessful before the people-success
with principle-we will gladly sup
port him.
Justice Hughes has been so long
removed from the public eye that it
is difficult to tell what place he holds
in the hearts of the people. He at
least appeals to their heads, and
there is nothing in his record as gov
ernor of New York that does not in
spire the utmost confidence and sue
cess"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-09

The imperial appeal court at Leip-
zig has rendered a verdict in which
it is stated that Germany, is actu-
ally, though not formally, at war
with Italy. The case. in. which the
verdict was rendered arose, over a
dispute about war clause in a con-
tract for supply of Italian produce.
The court decided that formally" a
condition Of war does not exist be-
tween Germany and Italy, but new
ertheless, in view of the Austro- Ger
man alliance it must be. considered
that Germany shares in the Austro-
Italian war because she is bound to
send troops to replace on other sec
tors the Austrian troops sent against
Italy. !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-09

priests, seven professors at the uni
versities, and many professional men
and merchants, as we'll as artisans and
peasants, were guilty of belonging to
educational and gymnastic clubs, a
temperance society and other organl-
cations which were affiliated in tne
way or another with the Serbian Ma
tional Defense Society. That con-
nection was enough to condemn them /.
The Austrian Court sentenced jd
of the accused of whom four were
priests to death, and SO to long terms
of imprisonment.