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New Mexico County
 Strong for Wilson

Deming, N. M., Nov. 9-The coyu- plete count, of Luna county gives Wil- son 828; Hughes 399. The county gave Jones, d, majority. of 4S7 for the Senate and Walton. d. majority of 529 for Congress.
 Santa Fe, Nov. 9-Among the miss ing counties are Eddy and Roosevelt, normally heavy Democratic. In the remote sections of the state ballot boxes were closed at midnight and no additional returns were available early today. mt
 Missing counties also include seven normally Democratic counties, six normally Republican and two in which majofties are small and varia- ble. q
 Several of these are remote and the other portions of all of them are without telephone or telegraph facih- ties.
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OBITUARY
EMILY A. RosENKRANs

The funeral of Emily A., wife of pr. E. B. Rosenkrans of 157 Cole man street, was held from the chapel of the First Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock today. Rev. J. MacLaren Richardson conducted the services. Burial was in Mountain Grove ceme- tery
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FOR SALE-A desirable corner on Connecticut avenue with two houses. Exceptional opportunity. No brokers, Address w. S., P. o. Box 1012, City.
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BULLETIN SERVICE
 AT FARMER OFFICE,

Because of the widespread interest in the residential election, The Far mer will continue bulletin service late this afternoon and evening.
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Feather turbans
 at $3!

Yes; an unusual thng-and an important one. Feather urbans in same shapes high-grade but at this little price.
 Of wild turkey feathers iridescent effects with pre- ponderance of brown black or bronze. Finished with the sauces and cutes of wings either one or two sometimes more. And at s
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condition which has any bearing on health and happiness, will be seen to be proper subjects for such super vision.''
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SACRIFICE SALE-Water front lot, West Laurel Beach, 40x15O. Own CT Mrs. A. Miller, Stratford, Conn
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JUST ARRIVED DUTCH AND FRENCH BULBS. JOHN RECK q SON
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Stylish warm pretty dresses 5 lO.5O
 Of ser6e at

Fresh from the delft fingers of trained and enthusiastic workers, limited number of serge dresses at a pealing price,
 Of good medium weight fne-weave serge. In seasons favorte hues such burgundy and green and brown and navy and black.
 Made ip pleated styles that hang with true grace. Several of these styes made with yoke and belt In every quality, desirable for during the cool monthsand especially desirable at this todays price of
 $1O5O
 Second floor
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Warmer Want Ads. One Cent Word,
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would do her about as much good to go
up and see Dioky again as II would Tor
her to address a few love words TO
Nathan Hales statue down in City Hall
park. She won't try going to see Dicky
more than once, I'll wager. She's
shrewd, that girl. with all OF her folly.
"By the way" said Lillian, changing
the subject, when are you coming back
TO town for the winter
why, | hadn't thought anything
about it," returned "You know Dicky
lets this house by thc>year--"
"Oh, Of course" said Lillian, scorn-
fully, that's Dicky all over"
But, OF course" | went on, Il sup
pose we shall have to go in when real
, cold weather comes don't imagine
this house will be very comfortable in
the real winter, but would like to stay
out until Thanksgiving anyway | un-
derstand the autumns are perfectly won
deriul in the country"
They are" Lillian asented For my
part, love the winters in a country
house II it weren't for Harry I'd take
little house in a town like this and
become regular commuter. but he
would positively die more than stone S
throw from Broadway"
"Of course can't tell exactly what
our plans will be" said hesitantly
until | know what Mother Graham
purposes doing"
Anything to Tell7"
| "hnxtth,nn 10 Toll ttta p" I III
Ian returned, shrewdly reading the hes
itation in my mind
Il suppose | ought not to speak of il,
! said, but the truth is, Dicky's mother
became very angry because didn't ac
cept an offer TO take my old position in
the school this fall. She wanted to take
charge of the house and have DickN
and me board with her. Dicky wouldn''
hear TO it, and because | sided with him
she went to her daughters"
"Permanently5"
81 don't know"
"See here, Madgc," Lillian sat uT
straight, Il seem fatcd somehow etcr
nally to meddle with your business, but
you're such an intense, conscientious
little pcrsop. so afraid you're not going
to do the right thing, that you're bound
to make hash oNf things sometimes il
some one doesn't come to the rescue.
What Lillian Advised.
"But simply must tell you this on,
thing" she went on "Fve known o
Dicky's mother and her tantrums Ion,
before | knew you. She's a mighty fin,
old girl good principles, tower o
strength in al emergency, but a tegula'
devil when she's crossed. She's shrewd
though, and she knows when shes ~
against it. She'll go just as far as sh,
possibly can in having her own way
It's all right to give in to her in lit,l
things. She's an old woman and no
very strong, but the only way you'll eve
get along with her is to face her dow,
bluff her to standstll on any,hin,
about which you feel YOU really mus
have you own way.
Don't think I'm impertinent, m
dear" she finished lightly, but she Ger
tainly will be back, and you might jus
as well begin with her as you mean {,
hgo on"
"You never could be impertnen,, Lii
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Texas, where DR.. Sorgatz is stationed
with the Oklahoma National guard
for a three weeks visit with Mrs. Sor
gatz' parents. Mr. and Mrs Lee Van
Winkle. Ii is OF interest 10 the friends
OF Dr. Sorgatz 10 learn that he has
been elevated TO the rank OF captain.
Miss Marcella Faulkner, who ha
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Van
Winklc for some time, expects 10 leave
the first of next week for her home in
Bolivar, Mo.
The En- Ayant club met yesterday
with Mrs {. w Durand. when Mrs.
Louis Davies had charge of the lesson
Of the afternoon, the subject being
Moses, His Birth and Mission" "The
forty years in Egypt, the exile in Mi
dian, Moses as a Deliverer and Organ
izcr Of Israel, and the Effect OF the
Sojourn in Egypt" were covered in
detail in the round table discussion.
Mrs Tom Cowden, Mrs. f. {. Wills
Mrs. NJ d. Armstrong and Mrs W.
Barthell were welcomed to membership
in the club. The most interesting and
enjoyable feature OF the afternoon was
the presence OF the Reverend Uroh, who
spoke most interestingly Of his WORK
and Community house Mrs. Durand
was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. w
II. Churchill The next meeting oil
the club will be January } with Mrs
$. b. Finley.
The Thursday Morning Bible Study
class will meet in the prayer room Of
the First Christian church Thursda,
morning at the usual time.
Miss Frances Gerson, who is at Ma
tional Park seminary, Forest Glen, Md.
suburb of Washington, d. C., will moi
return TO Oklahoma City for the holi
days. She will spend two weeks ir
Chicago visiting Miss Gretchen Hy
man, who will be remembered as tn,
guest of Miss Gerson last summer, ant
the ten days in Canton, Ohio, as tn,
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Abt
The Seven O'clock Dinner club die
not meet with Mr. and Mrs. F. h. Cock
rell last evening, all meetings havin.
been postponed until after the holidays
n n y
Mrs Harry Gerson will entertain III,
Friday Card club Friday afternoon.
n ~
Mr., and Mrs. Max Hcifner and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ, S. Chea,ham entertaine,
the No Name club last night at IN,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Heifner, whcI
the high scores were made by Mrs
Cheatham and Mr.. ]. ID. Clements
Dancing was enjoyed at the close OF tn
card game, The next meeting will B.
January when Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.
Smith will entertain the club in tn
home Of DR.. and Mrs J. NJ. Finncy.
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liam" said with indignant warmth.
"and am very grateful to YOU for
what you have said"
As we arose from the luncheon table
Katie popped into the room with such
suddenness that | was certain she had
been listening.
"Plees, may spik TO you, Missis Gra-
ham," she asked with hint OF trucu-
lence in her manner
"Wha, is it, Katiel" | asked quietly
Il no like dis changing so much. she
answered pettishly. First you leave
city, COON out here, now so queeck YOU
want start right back again. no like
dot"
Il don't quite understand what you
, want, Katie" ! began, when Lillian
broke in, and knew by her tone that
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State Bankers to
Meet Here Next Year

Closing feature OF the State Bank
ers association convention was a
banquet at the Skirvin hotel last night
attended by the members of the exc
cutive council and the state banking
board.
Next years meeting is to he held
here. Officers elected are, A. d. Ken
ncdy, president; w. r. Barber. vice
president; Bert A, Hudson, treasurer
{. X, boardman, secretary.
A legislative committee composed OF
" A. MeCauley, Charles l.. Engle. z
A. Walker and T. +. Menninger, was
named by Presden, Kennedy.
The executive council selected by
districts, Is as follows; District No. |,
w, F. Barber District No. 2. Charles
l. Enele District No. ), Lymon J.
Gray; District No. 4. Al. r. Garnett
District No. s. NJ, J. Shannon. They
serve with two holdover members from
each district
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REVELATIONS
QfRWlFE
HV &elo Gorrison>
Why Does Katie Dislike the Thought of
Leaving the Old House in Marvin
6V AeTo N0rriSOn

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.'s 'hs ,un . W." 81 -. ,' "' e'e' 'p'" "''''
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Du. suu "ase W. ne.u y. me noM' w.
she ', "futu ,Ia ,.L u" s ",m VOW Dm',o VIC
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.}2aG, s.EN m5

Quite a large number OF the mem
hers OF the Eastern Star Study class
met last night in the Masonic Temple
TO sew for the children in the Masonic
home at Darlington. This is Christ
mas work and all who are interested
are asked to assist The next regular
meeting OF the class is January } in the
temple
Mrs. J. +. Connery jr.. and little
daughter, Phaye. Of Newcastle, Ncb
will arrive Saturday evening to make
an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs
William Hodgins.
Mrs. ?. J. Leacy and two small
daughters will leave Saturday for Kar-
Sas City where they will spend the holi-
days. Mr.. Leacy will join them next
week
Mrs. {. r. Markand Of Shreveport
La. arrived Yesterday to be the guest
Of Mr. and Mr., James B. Barnes.
y y y
Mrs. r. II. McNey and little daugh
ter, Elizabeth Dale, left this afternoon
FOR Wichita, Kan, to spend the holi
days, Mr. McNey joining them the lat
ter part OF next week.
X y
The Oklahoma Bridge club met yes
,crday with Mrs. l.. NJ Jones. who had
Mrs. &. {. Holt and Miss Incz Bcr.
nard as guests The high scores of IN,
afternoon were made by Mrs f. +
Williams and Mrs Claude Powell The
next meeting will be January with
Mrs. A g. Parrish
n "
Mr. and Mrs C. /. Smith leave Tues
day for Fort Worth where they will
remain until after the holidays,
The meeting OF the Auction Coterie
Tor yesterday was postponed until Tues
lay when the hostess will be Mrs. D. R
Morris
At the Elk's Carnival starting in the
Elks' hall tomorrow evening refresh
ment booth will be under the direction
Of the Lady Macoabees.
y n
The Right Reverend Theodore Payne
'rhurston OF Muskogee was the guest
Of honor at the meeting Of the Men $
club at ST. Pauls cathedral Monday
evening at 8 30 o'clock in the parish
house, when dinner was served as usual
under the auspices of the Social Service
guild, Mrs. w. C. Burke. chairman In
formal talks were made by Dean Bate
Mr. Henry G. Snyder and Mr.. Colin
Valentine, preceding the address by the
Bishop Thurston on the subject Of The
Pension Fund for the Clergy"
Bishop 1hurston. who was the CUES;
OF Dean and Mrs. Bate while in Okla
homa City, returned Monday night &c
Muskogee.
The Daughters of Isabella will hold
regular meeting this evening in tn,
Knights OF Columbus hall when tn,
election OF officers will take place.
|
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Better Menu
Contest
MENU FOR FOUR.
Breakfast.
Grape Fruit,

Grape Fruit
Oatmeal, Cream,
Milk Toast, Coffee.
Lunch.
Soup
Cold Tongue Potato Cakes
Bread Crackers
Baked Apples Tea,
Dinner.
Pork Roast Celery Gravy
Mashed Potatoes Corn
Plum Pudding Bread Coffee
Plum Pudding - Two and one-hali
cups flour; one cup raisins; one cup
chopped suet; one cup sweet milk one
cup molasscs New Orlcans) one tea.
spoonful of soda one-half teaspoonful
of salt; one-half teaspoonful Of CHINA
mon, nutmeg and mace; sift salt, soda
and spices into flour Mix milk and
molasses. add suet to flour, rub well
then pour in milk and molasses, stir in
raisins, cook in double boiler abou,
four hours.
Sauce - One-half cup OF butter; on,
cup OF sugar; one cgg in teaspoonfu
flour three -fourths cup boiling water
this will serve eight people.
Save all potato water or other vege.
table water, also left overs of vege.
tables for the soup, and cold mashed
potatoes for potato cakes,
Only one egg used in the menu and Il
can be omitted. d.--Mrs. II. L. r.
Suggestions.
This menu is well selected for a fam.
| lily where there are small children OF
where the "grown-ups" arc of sedentar,
habits, The breakfast is Of special no,
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he was struggling with inward laugh.

she was struggling with inward laugh.
ter
Il think Katie means that now she's
out here she'd like to stay in Marvin
permanently" she said "She doesn't
want you to move back to the city isn't
that il, Katie"
"Sure," responded Katie, beaming.
mo good dis moving oder place al
time"
We'll see what we can do about il.
Katie" d" ! promised, and then Lillian and
| hurried TO the seclusion OF the vine
covered veranda, where we INDUCED in
a hearty laugh
Dot Jim. he live in Marvin" Lillian
mimicked, as she wiped her eyes. Il can
see You saving goodby to Katie before
very long"
Copyright, lol6.)
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Tomorrow's Events

Mrs, Charles y. Barney, tea In hon
- 81 Nrs. George W. England.
Mrs. r, Dudley Turner, tea for Mrs.
william r. liiii and Mrs. Leon W. Huck j.
Mn. L.. N. farna,n, I O'Clock lunch
con In honor Of Mrs. Mary Il. spit
ler end Mrs.. y, u. Leaning
Daughter Of the American Reyoiu-
tioU. nrs. Robert r. Carpenter.
Thursday nridEe Luncheon club. Mrs.
W. Prank Wilson.
Allegro. Amigos club. Mrs. John Law
Jefferson Park Auction cinb. Mrs. A.
X. West.
Thursday 1 O'clock Luncheon club.
Mr.. James Nrundrit.
Auction Coteric club, Mr.. George
smith.
Bastante club, Mrs, 7. NJ. CieiIsnd.
Nickel club, Mrs. Frank foits.
las Vegas bridge Luncheon club
Mrs. Guy r. Cole.
v. G. q, club. Mrs. John y. ThomnA.
Holly Embrodiery club Mr. T. IT,
Basy Bss Embroidery club. Mrs.
Rose Ross Leaf Embroidery club. evening
party, Mr.. sndi Mrs. clyde A. Batten.
L'Art DrHmstiaue. Miss Edna Dnui-
The bridge club. Mrs.. Ed O,-rhol.,r.
Green Meadow Neediework club, Mrs,
Charles hherburs,e.
Inner C4-cie club. thcster party and
tee with Mrs. George Sampson ~
hostess.
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a 7ISS WILDA FUEHNER en-
MM tertained a few friends in
UNJl formally at cards last night,
having as her guests Misses
Edith Canada, Gcorgiana Sloan,
Blanche Murphcy, Billy ilinklc, Marion
Mccarthy, Elizabeth Scott, lhs-a
Weesner, Hazel Fuehner Mrs JOIN
Lesser, Mrs. Stanley Williams, Messrs.
Ernest Settle, Creed Taylor. Dale
White, Bryan Beatty, Tommy Adams,
Jack Graham, Norbert Weesner and
Chester Mahaffey.
Mr.. William and Mr.. Herbert Nee
will return Saturday from Lawrence,
Kan, where they are attending Kansas
university to spend the Christmas holi-
days with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
William Nee
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s, Cade who have
been for five weeks visiting in different
parts OF Illinois and Missouri will re
turn in the morning:
Mr.. Julius and Lucien Dyche will re
turn Sat,uday from the state university
at Lawrence, Kan.
n y ~
Mrs. Mary Beatrice Robinson OF
Trenton, N. J., viii arrive the latter
part Of the week to be the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Chenoweth, Mrs Rob
inson is on her way TO her winter home
in Momovia, Cal
n y ~
DR.. and Mrs. Frank b. Sorgatz will
arrive Saturday from San Benito
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Unpaid telephone bills for the month
of December are past due. II not paid
by ) .. IN. Of the 18th service will be
discontinued. Pioneer Tel 4 Tel CO.
Adv.
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SeMeben NIB 3abtpn.

= Ssrr unb Srau Geo. Wahl BON
20. 632 Z. 2lpenue, 9apton, botteu
anIGbIia bes 18jdbrieen Wiesenfeites
ibrsr Sodtsr, 6rdulein Gillian Wabl,
Elm Set urrangirt, an tpel4em Jols
eenbe tbsilnabmen: bic 5rls. puulins
Beber, Rarie Oitsrbage, Minnie
Weber, Wamie Uesserle, JIorenes ges
der. MareelIa Sdnsiber, 2Ouiis M.s
eerle, Trancis Gapsqe. Clara Sunt,
9icla @asbprf, 6slen SUM-; bic Ger
rem 8ernarO Wabl, George @asOorf,
Gmit Surit, Rnpmonb Rad, Irtbur
SGrober, Qntpnp Wabl IT,, CHARLES
S6neiber, Rapmonb Sfneibsr, als
bert Weber, Gbparb 8eder, Geo. De-
Ganep, gi6arb 6pfmau, WilIiam
Staff, 9oprsnce Shrober, syrau SpbH
9ebpmer, Ssrr uno Srou George
Wabl, Ssrr. Geo. 6eder, Serr uno
isrou Qntbonp Wabl. Serr unb 6rau
Sdrpeber unb ibrer 9oftsr StelIa.
- Serr Soparb Sboup BON Der
5. Ipenue, 0dntOn, ipel9er feit II
Sabre ols Setretdr Der Bomb 2ose ).
.. 8. =. fiinsirt bate, ipurbe BON
ben Mitgliebern bsr genonnten aose
in @nertennung ieiner @erbienite, nit
elmer tpertbpolIen @prItsdnabel be-
f6entt. Die Nabsl entbdlt IN ibrer
funitpollen unb geidmqdpollen 2lus.
fii6rung bas Wabrseihsn bss Orbens.
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in srObsiisisem gsI9Gftsifnn betris'
ben iperben.
= SIN gircuitseridt ipuros seIt,ru
ppn Wtiloreo Stebenipn sssen @illiam
q. Stepenipn cine SdeibunestlaSs
einserei6t. Dus paar bate ii9 Gm
80. Wtdrs 1915 berbeiratbet. Die alas
germ bef9ulbist ibren 9attsn Der
9rauiamfeit. 2luf bas 9eiub Der
alaserin erlieb glidtsr 8. @Olff ei@
nsn GinbaItsbsfebl. ipona6 Der @srs
tlaete baran perbinbert iperben ioa,
aus Der Bpbnuns feiner Satin an
Der Sit Dritten Strabe bic Sausbal'
tunsssesenitdnoe gu sntfernen oesr
oariiber su psrfiisen.
= Der 22sidbrise Clarence g.
9laneD fam seitern 9ormittas nit
ieiner 21sidbrisen graut Selene aans,
elmer Sodtsr beg poli5eiinipettors
Dii9aeI &ane in Gpaniton, O., biers
Der, I'm ben 9unp Der @be gu falie'
BEN. Rahbem ods paar ben Seiratbss
ifsin erbalten bate, ipanote es fi4
on ben pfarrer 9orb BON Der airde
CUR runbefl. Gmpfdnsaib", Inn ben
9rauunssatt gu poll5isben. Warrer
@orb CAB iebp6 ben geiben ben Ratb,
iib in Der @emeinbe, ipel9er iie anses
bDren. trauen All laiien. Ods pdar
trat bierauf ben Riidipes mad ein'
cinnati an, bod am Ra9mittas tebrts
es pieber bisrber suriid uno lieb ji9
bur6 ben 5rieOensri4tsr Sut9inion
trauen.
- Die Satin bes Ssrrn Sarrp
Spinfs liest sefdbrli9 ertrantt bars
nieoer.
- Die bieii9sn gdr6isreebilfen bas
fen an bic goiie has 9erIangen 9e1
fteat, paB ibr 8o6enlrbn BON $l2 auf
S14 erbSbt perbe. Wenn bds 9erlans
oen bepilIiat pirb, bann ioa esr
preis fir Raiiren pon 10 auf 15c u1b
fir bas Saaridneiosn auf 35e srboet
perben.
- Die Slb Gtats Surnpi'e Go.,
fpel6e anseflast tpurps, bic Ganoitras
BE ni6t in puifirbarem 3uitanos er'
balten gu baben, ipurbs seitern pon ben
@eT6porsnen fir iduIoig bsfunoeH
unb au $50 9eloItrafe perurtbeilt.
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sinssfllnbsn bate, befonbers su U.
pdbFsn. aud 9liidsipunf4= Ssles
sramme iparsn aus Rab unb 5ern
einsetrpffen. On iinnigen unb tpertbs
pollen @sidenten hatte es slei9faas
nidt sefebIt. Sas paar ipar bier
por AZ Sabren i'm 9auie go. 81 pite
Strabe setraut tpcrben.
percp @ilion, Me6aniisr i'm
5eueripebr Separtsment. bat seitern
feline Hefisnation einsereiht, ipel9s
am 10. b. Wa. in araft tretsn foI.
- Our9 sinen bsfetten S9orn=
itein mar gsitern i'm Suufe No. 105
Weit Z. Strabs Elm granb entitanben.
Der Shaben iii aerina.
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tperben aud in 3uiunft 9ulsorien an
bic Seiie 0euti9!anbs unb Dsiier.
reid llnsarns ipeiien. gur an Der
Seite Der 3sntralmGdie iann Bu!qo.
rien feline Jreibeit, Ieineu 6on6el,
feline gsltuns i'm S4ipar3en Wlter bes
bauptsn, nur BEL ieineu Werbiinbeten
bon beute tann es @eritGnbnis fur
eine Sidrtuns isintr Wladt i'm
Shwar3en Wetr unb In Der Meadis
finben. MIR fir 0eutIalanb uub
Oeiierrsid llngarn bebeutst bic
ardftiguns einss Derbiinbeten Bulsos
rien 5ur Gee siei95eiiis cine Uersr0s
bsruns Der eigentn Ma9t gu WaIier.
Das iinb 5usleif bic 0riinbe, bic
Oeutifldnb iebe SSrberuns HuIJa,
riens in Der GntpidIuns feiner TlOtte
nit alien Yadbrud nabelssen miifisn.
Jiir bisie Gntipidluns aber finb in
Yulsarien ale @orbebinsunsen ssges
ben. Die 3entrale Gage an Der Weits
iiiite Ses S6ipar,en Wlserts IGbt Bull
sarien i'm llnterieeboottrieg bic Gee
nad allen Ridtunsen beberrItpen.
ia bic gerbdltniiTe Iiesen bier ME aud
in manhen anberen naritimen Jragen
nod siinitiser als in Der perbunbsten
1iiriti. Sat Warna als Getrsioss
ausfubrbafen bur@ ben @erluft Der
fru4tboren Dobrubfhd in eintm nms
fang an 5anbelstbdtisteit perloren,
Der es oiel.n Saufleuten in Warna
nabelegt, bic einit bliiknbe Stabt Su
perlaHen, ipenn rad BEN Ari,ee
cine 4enberuns nidt eintritt, 10 bat
aud Der ari.gsbafsn Warna burd bic
sleihen llmitdnbe iebr piel bon ieiner
ftratesiider Si4erbeit etrlsebiibt. Dies
len bulgariT6en Sesoffisieren er.
fdsint unisr ben sssenn6riissn Dsrs
hdItniH.n bas ipeiier iiiblit, aeniral
on Der beutisen bulgarif6en Rufte ses
lesene gursas nit isiner tiefsn Bud.
als Der empfeblnispsrtbre Safen fir
bic bulsarifde syfotte, tpGbrenb Warna
Hur 6anbelsbaf.n bleiben folIte, ipie
ia bic grfabrungsn biefeB ariegss
aud ben fleineren Siaaisn bic
srlinbfGblide 9rennins bon ariegss
unb 5anSelsbafsn nabelesen.
qud fir bic 4usbilbung gum Sses
mann linb Wearinsoffi,.r beiibt Der
gufgare ale Qunlitd!en. Or 3sist cine
bemertensipertbe ieemGnniIde yegas
buns, er arbeitst NIT siTernem, sss
tpunbernspsrtb.n Jleib, er Iust iid,
bic aiebe gum @atsrIanb I'm Ser5en.
Der iirensfien 0ifsiplin. Jn DeutiGs
lamb iann unb min sr beuie Iernsn.
mas ibm an fadmdnnif6er Sws
mannsbiIbung feblt. efuh Don 8ulsus
rien tann man bic Worte gismards
fpreden: ySeben mir es in ben SaIs
tel, r.iisn ipirb ss fhon t0nnen.1 Dds
Sdlasport BON Der flatpif9sn Seele
bes gulsaren, b.m ruFppbilsn geiii.
ben man aud Der bulsdriihen Wdrtns
nahfaat, fo[l uns an bisIem 96un
nidlt binbsrn. Sn bisfsn UsOnaten bts
arieaes Bat iid mdnhsrlei ptrdnbert.
Die glufsak elmer llussn peritdnbniss
pollen poIiiit fpirb ss Iein. bdfiir 81
forgen, bab Bulsarien In 3uiunft aud
INNER an unIertr Settle reiiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-01

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eeiporfen iuiirbsn, ppr Der Ehir ers
iIheins, iporauf bts 0eIansensnJreuno
benielben srfdiebsn fOIIie. Gssen
Toiprbbes ipurbs cine 4niIase ipegea
3eritOrens bon frembem eissnthum
erhoben.
Der poli5sisalr5t iiinbiste fpdtsr
an, bab er smpfeblsn iperbe, ben 9es
fansenen sur BOba4iuns ieines Sci.
itesSuitanbes bem GsaeDue 9o'pital
gu iibsripsiIsn. Sn Goiurobes Sai9en
ipurbe elm tleiner 9ola aefunben.