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The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
|BR|DGE EXTENSION
WILL COST $4,000

FLORENCE, Ariz., Oct. 5.-six
more spans will be added to the
state highway bridge over the Gila
river here according to plans adopted
by the Pinal county board of sup
ervisors, who plan to spend $685.
in making the bridge flood proof
The bridge has been damaged re-
peatedly by floods during the past
year, and automobiles have been CONF
PEELED to cross the river on a ferry
for weeks at a time.
The state is to furnish $4,000 and
$40, 600 is to be drawn from the fed
eral highway fund and $4,000 is to
be paid by Pinal county, out of the
25 per cent fund that is set aside
for highway purposes AS there is no
money available to the credit of the
highway fund the state purposes to
loan the county $4,000 until next
July, at a rate of interest to be
agreed upon. This $4,000 will be
paid back to the highway fund 25
per cent annually until the fund has
been reimbursed.
The $4,000 coming from the federal
highway bridge fund can be used for
no other purpose than bridge work,
and it is purported to build six new
spans, two on the south end. With
the waterway thus created it is
confidently expected that flood wa
ters can be coped with The remain
ing $4,000 will go into the bridge
and approaches and water breaks to
protect the bridge from excessive
floods.
The whole matter has been laid
over until the regular meeting Of the
board of supervisors, when the coun-
ty attorney will have the necessary
papers drawn up to complete the
transaction with the state and work
on the bridge will begin at once
The engineer details and blueprints
are to be made under the supervision
of competent engineers, and it is
hoped that the expenditure of the
$65,00O will complete permanent
structure
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
ENLARGE HUMBOLDT SHELTER

HUMBOLDT, Ariz. Oct. s. Plans
for the enlargement Of the Humboldt
smelter and the addition of number
of furnaces are being considered by the
Consolidated Arizona Smelter company.
With the additions to the smelter the
plant will be made one Of the most
complete in Arizona and will be equip
ped to handle all grades Of ore in this
territory. The company has just COM
pleted the reconstruction of concen-
trating and sampling plant which was
destroyed by fire early in the summer.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
NEW REDUCTION PLANT

CHLORIDE, Ariz. Oct. 5.--Ground
has been broken here for a new 100-
ton reduction plant, which is being in
stalled by the Arizona Ore Reduction
company. 1t is planned to have the new
plant in operation by January l. The
plant is designed to turn out lead and
copper bullion which win carry most
in addition will produce spelter that
will be SO per cent zinc, it is claimed
Installation of the plant is under di-
rection of George F. Goerner, inventor
of the process
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
WENDE|V COPPER IS
PUSHING WORK ON
MINE DEVELOPMENT

The Wenden Copper company,
whose property is situated twelve
miles north of Wenden, station on
the ParAer cutoff of the Santa Fe
railroad, in northern Yuma county,
has begun operations, with w. N.
Ormsby in charge as superintendent
of mines.
A. w. Sydnor, of Globe, who took a
prominent part in the organization of
the company and is one of it's largest
stockholders, states that working
shaft has been started with two
shifts employed to be increased to
three shifts when machinery is in
stalled A hoist. pump and other
equipment and material has been
shipped from Los Angeles and should
reach Wenden within a Few days. A
supply of lumber has already been
delivered at the property, and an
office building and blacksmith shop
are being erected.
There is a fine showing of ore
running high in copper and gold, in
old workings on the property, which
would justify shipping, but the Wen
cen Copper company does not intend
to market any ore for the present.
but will carry forward comprehen-
sive program of development first
sinking a new shaft several hundred
feet before cross cutting. The prop
erty, which comprises eleven claims,
has been examined by an engineer Of
high standing, whose report is very
favorable
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
SHUMATE HEADS APEX.

PHOENIX, Ariz Oct. Ed. Shu-
mate of Prescott, was elected president
of the Verde Apex Mining company at
the annual meeting of the stockholders,
and has already announced the COM
pany's acceptance Of a plan to sink a
shaft jointly with the Venture Hill to
develop the ore bodies of the two COM
panies. Shumate is president and
acting president of the Venture Hill
was elected secretary of the company.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
YAvAPAI GRANITE

PRESCOTT, Ariz. Oct 5.-Samples
of Yavapai granite. cut into cubes,
c. for the inspection of government
egineers. who may decide to use native
stone in the construction of the new fed
eral building in this city. Granite from
a quarry near Prescott is beig used in
the construction of the new Yavapai
county courthouse. Contractors who
are using the granite for building pur-
poses say an unlimited supply is be-
ing developed here.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06

He is hunting for a community where
the openings are not all taken up,
where he can start and develop with
the country. If you can make him
understand that this is a good place
to live, where he can make a living
with reasonable amount Of work, and
develop as time goes on, the chance
is strong that he will later become a
permanent resident, If he is out look
ing for a location.-Home and Farm,
Moffat, Colo.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
STOLE FROM WRECK

KINGMAN, Ariz. Oct. 5.-Because he
took a silver carving set from the
wreck of the California Limited here
recently. Harry Morrow. who was en-
ployed as night baggageman at the
Santa Fe office here is serving a 30
day sentence in the Mohave county
jail The carving set was brought 10
Kingman and turned over to Morrow.
Instead of delivering the set to the
company's representatives here. he
placed it in his trunk.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
eoRED BY BULL

CHANDLER, Ariz., Oct. 5.-Attack-
ed and gored by an angry bull, H. R.
Phillips, a rancher living three miles
northeast of Chandler, is in a serious
condition here. Phillips was attacked
by the bull when he went out to feed
the stock and was only saved from
death by his son, who beat off the ami
the ground, broken three of his ribs
and injured him internally.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
STRIKE AT oATMAN

OATMAN, Ariz., Oct. 5.-Ore PAN
ming from $50 to 500 ton has been
struck at the southeast end of the
Shorty Warner group north of Oat-
man. The strike was made at a
depth of eight feet The Warner
Oatman Mining company which owns
the property is planning to install
z will at once to handle their ore.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
GROUP CHANGES HANDS

JEROME, Ariz.-Oct. ST. M. Win
ter, of Phoenix, has taken over the Har-
ry Hansen group of seven claims ad-
joining the Jerome Victor and the
United Verde and it is expected that a
company will shortly be incorporated
to develop the property.
Grading of the site for the new Unit
ed Verde hospital at Jerome has been
completed and construction of the
building is now under way.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
GERONIMO MINE PLANS

GERONIMO. Ariz.. Oct. 5.-Loca-
tions for a townsite, mill and smelter
lave been picked by officials of the
Geronimo Mining company who care
planning the development of one hum
dred claims seven miles northwest
of here. The company's holdings
comprise over 1000 acres and are to
be connected with Geronimo by a
spur from the Arizona Eastern rail-
road
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
SELECTION APPROVED

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. s. Approval
of the states selection of 1904 acres
Of land in the San Simon valley has
been received at the United States land
office from the department Of the in
selected from the grant to the state
insane asylums
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
DEVELOP GOLD MINE

GLOBE Ariz., Oct. 5.-For the pur-
pose of developig gold, silver and
lead property, seven miles north OF
,Winkelman, local capitalists have or
ganized the Copper Belt Mining Com
pany. The claims to be developed ad
join the London-Arizona Consolidated
and the Apex gold mine. Small ship
ments Of high grade ore are being
made from the property.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT

ST. JOHNS, Ariz., Oct. 5.-Work OF
installing the machinery, for an electric
light plant for st. Johns is under way
here. An old grist mill is being fitted
up as power plant, and water power
will be used to turn the dynamos.
Petitions asking the Apache county
supervisors to call a bond election for
the purpose of bonding the county for
the sum of $4,000 for the construction
of new courthouse are being circulat-
cd
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
CHINESE TAKE EXAMINATION

PHOENIX, Ariz Oct. 5.-Twenty- -one
applicants for medical certificates are
taking the quarterly state medical ex-
animation here this week. The list Of
applicants includes five Chinese stu
dents, three Of whom studied medicine
in the Orient. The others were educat-
ed in the United States.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
CORNELlA EMPLOYS
600 MORE MINERS

AJO, Ariz. Oct. s. = Six hundred
of the New Cornelia Copper Company
for construction work, making about
1900 in all. There are now about 25OC
men living in and around Ajo.
Twelve teaching tanks are in opera
ton. About 5000 tons of ore is being
steam shovel process and this will be
increased within a few weeks.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
VERDE MONSTER

JEROME, Ariz., Oct. 5.-Chas. P
Meyers of Los Angeles. has taken
over the Black Warrior group OF
claims eight miles south of Jerome
and corporation to be known as
the Verde Monster is being promoted
to develop the property. Financing
of the new company has been, pract-
ically completed it was announced
today.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
PosTMAsTERs MEET

PHOENIX, Ariz.e Oct. 5.-Elabor-
ate preparations for the annual con-
vention of the Arizona Postmasters
association, to be held in Phoenix No
vember IA and Is are being made here.
The official call for the convention has
been issued by J. M. Ronstadt. post
master at Tucson, who is president of
the association.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-06
TWIN BUTTE RESUMES

BOUSE, Ariz., Oct. 5.-The Twin
Butte mine, one of the famous old
gold mines of this district is to be
operated on an extensive scale as a
copper producer, recent developments
below the 3O0-foot level having war
ranted resumption of operations
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JerbinamS
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ipeIde om 9onneritag gIbero per6f-
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renb beg Sindleon 5n gbren Ses 9es.
tcreu i'm belltfhcn Soltptpuartier &c.
baiten fpuroen.
Der @eiu6 Ses aonigs Seroi.
ranO", inete Raiier @tlbelrL lam
aIs elm SpnboI Der @tnigfeit 5iri.
ihen Den beiben Staaten betradtct
Weroen. Gieie Gitigteit niro aidt
mr. ourd gemciniante poIitiitle uno
iuirtlfdanftlife ssntereiieu sorantirt,
irtbern allh oiirb elm gegenieitiees
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bos 9lit Der Sobne beioer gtationeil
IN einem gcnteininnen Sample iitr
bicielben S6eaIe gebeiIigt tprroe."
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arf ~bie ficgreite bulaartidle sIrmce,
oa5 eoie buIgnriide @ols ,iIio ieinei,
beriiHustrn Gl5rexs
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frdter in berTelbsu Gegsnb piebers
erO6ert. Siioli9 Don Der CONNIE ma.
rsn bic Jran5pfen I'M Stanbe. fid in
einem tIeinsn Sbeil einss Der purbers
ten beutiten S6iisensrdbsn fsitsus
isssn. Die 9stanntma4uus lautet
ME folgt:
pWsItIi6er &risgsidauplab: Rorbs
tpeitlid DON 9imb purbs Elm gr6ber
Sbeil zines 9rd6ens Der syran5pien
BON uRieren sruppsu eritiirmt. unb in
Der Segeno DON Neupias eroberten
mir eiHeH WttHentrater su1iid, ben
mir purber DerIoren bdtten. Die Sran>
soien Iisbeu 50 9efangeue unb 27
RoI4iHengsfdiise in unisrsn !odnbeu
3uriid,
rSiibIta bon Der CONNIE paroeu
mebrsrs tlsins 2tngrtffe Der SranSoien
dbgel9ldgen. Sireft rOroIib BON gets
quinecurt gsIans ss bem Ssinbe, ii6
in siRsm tIeinsn sbeiI unierer am
ipeitsitsn DorssiaObsrisn Graben felt.
SuisBen.
rauf Der Gombres aln659e 5srft0r.
ten mir cine fsinbIi6s Miu.npoiitiOn,
bic mir In bic auft iprsnstst.
Gin RtnenaHgriff Der 5ransOfen
nOrbOitIi6 uOH Geass in ben gussi.n
mar erfoIglus.
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beieBteu Grontsn ipurben Iapa6e
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did uHsariiten 5ruppsn abssfalas
gen.
rgum gattan arisssiaauplab TT
ni9ts Don @i6tistsit gu mslosu."
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aditig 5eroinano entgegnete: ,gs
aerel9t mir 5u beionoerem 8eranii,
gen. Dem &aiier oIs 6cn oberiten
strte0sbcrrn Der mbeiieg6oren oeut.
lden Eruppen auf oeitti9em gooeu
aio i'm oeuti9en Saltptquartier mel.
nc anfridtige 8elpllnoerling fir Die
qlerrsiden 3aifentGoten, meIhe bas
unoerGlei4lide oeutitle @olf nit
@ottes gndOiger Siilfe boQfii6rte,
mcine oltfrittige 8efpunoeruna aus.
5ltbriden. Ger 9eiu6 5es Sfaiiers in
9tilf miro nit goIOeuen 9nddta6en
III Der @ei6idte Der bulgarii5en gtu.
ion uer5ei4net nerben, ia es sen
9!Hfnng einer neuen uno pieluerIpre.
henocn 3ufunft fir ons jest einige
beoeutet."
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Sid Der tbaifd9lidsn 0robuns
Der Der. Staatsn gsgerii6erfsbenb,
baB fie betpaffneie 6anbeIsi4iffe als
Griegsiaiffe betradten piirbsu, bic
nur eiHmaI ale ie9s Monats in eis
nen ameri,anifben 9dfen eiuIaufen
biirftsn, unO bann aud nidt ldnz
ger als "a Stunben babIsiben
biirftsn, tpurbe in elmer Der 8otidofs
ten bic grtldruns abssgsben, buB.
luenn bic Der. Staaien bei bsm krrs
idenbsu Wansel an 5aiffsu fit Oie
geforberuHu omsriianifder Waarsn
5onbelsfhiffe Der aliirten aus ben
amerifanif4en 5Gfsu perbannsn,
f5nntsn bic aIliirten Regierungen
ibrrisits nur senuJ unbeDaffneie
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bab bic In Sieier gotiaaft gum Iuse
brud ssbra&ten 4niiftsH aud biej.nis
gen Der anbsren psrbiinoeien Rsgies
runaen finb.
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be binsusefiist. hab oiss tbntfihIid
bsm 8opepttsn Der amsri!anifden Sds
fen slsihsonnen piiros, unb bem
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nen sroBe St0runssn peruriaden
ipiirbs. ca .purSe aud ansebsutet,
buB unbeipaffnete Sdno.Isitiffe, bic
uad ameritanif6en Sii,H fommen,
an ber. OreisWsiIsp Srenss DON
ari.ssfdiffsn abssbOIt IND mad ibrem
bstrefenben 9sitimmurSsort esiortirt
obsr bic Saiffs fslbft auf Off.ner
Ste armirt tptrbsn t0H7isn.
Stterrei9 pirS sine ibens
tii4e antiinotsuns
ma9.u.
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tig NIT TsutiHIanb sir. Rote Der0f.
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mpranbum ibsntifb iit, aHb in Der
,bi.Ielbe StsIuusnnbm. nit 9ssus auf
armirts 9anSslsbampfsr ansstiinSist
ipirb. pie iis DsutIdlano sinnimmi.
Die n.usn SniiruftiOHsn tretsn am
80. 5ebruar in arait.
1;c Hsatfhen iaifen BEN
0ran3pien feline Rnbe.
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2sseaen oes amaeb lid,rn
Mugriffss aui benSanf. !,
Santpfer ,,YetrDlite"
sat lid bas Stuats De-.
pdrtement opett NOD
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ben gotitafter penfielb cine Depeiae
an bic 0iterreidii9 unguriI9e gaez
gierung gefditt babe, in ber I'm cine
grfldruns iiber ben 2tngriff erfu6t
pirb, ben ein 0iterrei8iTfes Inter
ieeboot auf ben ameritanii6en sant-
oampfer opetrplite" gsnla4t.
Der Setretdr ftelte in 9lbreSe, bus
geipilIe 5orberungen an bic Regierung
in Wien geiteat ipprben ieien, ME be-
h9uptet ltporben 1T, es dber mOgli@
lei, oaB in Der 3utunft iraeab nel9e
5orberungen geitellt tperben piirben,
penn Aie jeBt i'm @ange befinSIi6s>
unterIu4ung bies re6tfertiaen IogI.
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pier i'm WittelldnOii9en Steer, in Der
gtahe bon aIeranOria, 2(sgppten, am
gebd!ten unb Don ibm 2ebensmittel
berlangt, bic bel aapitdn SbompIpn
Don Der rqetrolite" bersugeben iic9
ipeigerte. Der oiterrei9iT3e Seommdns
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Seute auf bas anieritarii9e S6ifF
uno bolte einen ManH Don Der Be-
iasung 6erunter, Der als 9eiIef oiener
mubte, pdbreno bic SeTterrei9er ii9
bic beH0tbigten Sebensmittsl uug Der
8orratbstammer Der ,petrplite"
bolte.
SH oieIem San tommen gang neue
Jrasen in gripGgung. Srieagfdiffe
Ra6eH, penn lie ii9 IN elmer Rotblage
befinoen, Elm Re4t, BON Sanoelsftif-
fen 2e6ensmittel gu entfernen, tpeHn
tie bdfiir be5ableu pber cine auittung
Sdfiir seben. @s fpirb aber geltsnb ges
ma6t, odB tpenn man uuterieebpoteR
geitdtte, Iolaes 5u tbun, jebss Neutrus
le Sdiif eine Bats fiir tbre Speratios
nen a6geben piirbe.
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Die 4sHtfhsH iaifsss ben
6ran3pien feine Nmbe.
gei Der eriiiirmung diner feinbIiasn
pDiitiun fieIen ibnsr 27 MaI3i.
IienssIhiibe In bic 6Gnbe.
elua purben cine alnSa5l Gefanssns
esmadt.

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bon. Dos bsutiae srObs 6uuptquur.
tier iiinsist nj is.nem OffiSieIlen De.
ri&t BON DOnnsritus an, bab bic
DsutiHtn IicrbiUsiiIict bon g]imb IN
Der GMsnb bon qlrtOis pisbsr sinen
srpbtn SbsiI zines fsinOIiHen gru,
bfns sriturmt babsn. aIua ipurSs Elm
pon ben GsaHl0lsa ssississ miusp.
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Seftise 6dmpfe an Der
Dftfihen Groat.
angrtffs Der RuiisH mnt
i6persn @erIuFen BON
BEN Seiterrei6trnau.
riidueitldden.

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gsrlin, 10. Je6ruar. auf brd9t:
loiem 8ese mad SaboiGs, q. .. Der
an Sonnsritas Dom Diterreidiia.uns
sarif6en 9auptquartier psrDffeutIi6te
offi3isIle 9sritt iibsr bic GrsisniHe
auf BEN Sriessi6uupIas. Der am
albenS bisrber semelbst purOs, lautst
ME foIst:
Die RuiTeu iperb.n mebr asgrsifiD
BEN Sitsrrsidii1 unsariT6en porse=
fhubsuen Stellunsen m Wolbpnien
unb an Der 8rsn5s bon Sit 9alisien
gessnii6sr. gs baben beTonbsrs beftige
&dmpfe In bsm pcn benz DTterrei6is
idsn acknowledgement go. IA bes
Isbten abf9nitt fattsefunben, aGms
pfc, bic audi nod bdbrsnO Der san,en
giaat tubtsR. DsrGeinb purbe fdlisbs
li6 iiberoQ suriidseTdIasen. an stnsm
punite, I'm ben DEFENDERS beFtig ge-
tdmpft ipurbe, ipurben 200 tuSte
RuiIsn sssi6It. GO parOen aubsrbsm
pisIs sffaRgsn ssaomme,s
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in 9Saibinston ofii5iea bapon benadridtist
in Wa(6ington ldeint man 0egen 0ie(en StanOpun6t
ni6tS cin5umenOen,
Du0 drubsn ds Hirn init elmer svsnusIsn Bootrung der
anferikaniften bafsn.

Den rano babn bic Geuffn amu in Der Rabs @ras elm:
S6appe susefist, @d9mo i'm Often bic angrif Der 93uFen
ben Seferr6srn 5uratssiAagen prb gulgan ertdrt
Elm t Eaben IN seAes Gebet einSubringen bic Qlt
ten Saloni az beben Die rensiperre spifen DeuA
lanb unb Der Sdpei3 unb bic sdnslif nrbrebuns p
bat eiisnbabnDelrs 2dB auf suppnrasport i'm sr6Btsn
mabfa6 fdlBe = Die ppt sredi6em gremiers stuluos
Der aanlmer eutsebGbn
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Smlgarien
gsffebt auf Teinsm Red t.
bic @lIiirten auf fgrie>
4if6em Ge6ist uns
Areifen Al B iirfen.

" u { Ut " Z ! l II Z
greifen au b iirfen.
SOfia, gulgurien, 10. Ge6ruar.
0ns RegierungsOrgan pROrobni pras
ba" srtldrt in einem 2eitartitel, baB
gulgarien Elm Re4t babe, in @rie4ens
lamb ein3uOrinssn, I'M bic bort be-
finblifen britiI6sn uno fran3oIiihen
5ruppsn an5usreifen. gs beiBt barin,
bag gulgarien nidt OeranttpDrtli9
bafiir lei, buB ieine JeinOe Die Reu-
trulitGt 9riedenlunos Derlest bdtten,
uno bic 3situng Iaet pann meter:
nll,1isre 6siuOe biirfsn niAt bIei6sn,
fpo lie isbt iinb. 8ir babsn bas yfe9t,
unfsrs JsinOs bort an5usreifen unO fis
81 psrnidisn, bamit iie uns niat peia
ter bsoroben tGnHsH.
rgs mag uHangene9m fir 9rieden>
ldnp lem, felHoltne 2ruppen III 1eis
mem 9ebiet gu ieben, Ous bari uns
a5er nidt usrbinbern, uns gu pert6eis
bissu. Wir t5nnen nidt Sugeben, bab
Der Jeinb an unIsrsn Srsn3en blei6t.
Gr mug Don bort pertrieben tperoen.
mir iinO bereit, ss aufs aeuberite an
tOmmsn gu Iaifsn, fsit OaOon iiber-
3eugt, i'm stanoe gu feiH, einen enb-
siiltisen Sieg gu srriHssn."
Grnse Srnppenbetuegum.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-11

n1GnDGlre t9rer unier1ecDooIe due DC
ipaffnsten Sanbslsi4iffe Der Gntentss
md4te als ariessidiffe bstra4ten unO
iis dIs iol6e bebaubeln tuiirbtn.
Inter foldsn Snitruttionen fpiirbsn
bic apnmanbeure bas Rsat habtn,
obne ieslite DOrbersesanssne Wars
nuns irssnb einen armiiten SanlpIsr
gu Dsrfentsn, einerIei. Oh er pafiasiss
re ober Gradt on 9orb bat.
Die antiinbigung srfofgte miinblia
burd ben Graisn bon 8ernftorff. ben
b.uti9en gotj9after, unb ben 0itsrs
reitifden GeIddftstIdger gdronGri4
bOn 3pisbind.. Dis fOrmeIlen Rpisn
BON ibrsn Rssisrunssn~perbsn Ipatsr
sintrsffsn.
{ieiise 9eamte briidien bic aniidt
aus, bab bisie a(niiinbisung nm Gins
Hang init ben Don bem Staats De
pariemsnt on BITE Ma4te semahtsn
gorialdssn lei. unb bab bamit be
funbamentalsn syrosen nit gesug auf
bic Jiibruns bes llu!erfeetrieses erIe'
bist isien. Siefe 4nrabme ftiist fid
auf ben 0lauben, baB, no9bem
Dsutf9laub unb Seiierreid ansstiins
Sist bab i< obns Wa,nuns ale Be-
sDaffneisn Sdiffe DerfsHisu tDiirbsn,
fis gefesIi@ MID. bas Redi beanipru.
&en iGnneH. uHbelpdffnete Sdiffe gu
Dsrisnten. Nies III bas prin5ip, fit
bag bic Der. Gtaaten BON anfans an
in 70 eusrsiI4er Weiie eingetreien
iinb.
gsa4 Sisfer Gntpidelung Der Dings
iDnnen jebt amnitanifde 9iirser &c.
iparnt iperosH, bab peun iie duf BE.
iuaffn,tsn Sanbelsfdiffen poTase
nebmen, fis bies auf eigens gefabr
BIN tbun unb iie nidi mebr auf ben
aSdub ieiiens Der Der. Stadteu re4s
nen i0nnen, als penn lie iid auf .is
rsm ariessIaiff elmer Der trissfiibr,ns
ben Md9te .infdiffteu. Die bisiissn
geamten finb Der Gnii4t. bub es gu
isinsr ipsiteren acntroperie tommsn
lam, ip,nn Der lInierfssiries untsr
iolden gsbinsunsen s.fiibrt tUirb.
Die btuii9e gOti4aft iasts. -bab
Der 9sfsbl erft am /. Tldr5 In Rraft
trttsn werbs, neil Seuti4lanb unb
Seitsrrsih ben isinbli9en SanbsIss
i@iffen GtIsssn9.it ssbsn ipollten. fi9
itrer Gsf1iibe su sntIeOig.n. Sarnii fie
ssinsn Grunb sur gef@usrSe babn
pirben.
Ssfrefar SdnliHg 1dgfe ndnrenp
bes 1dass. Sab feline Der alIiirten
Md4ts auf Tsin. gsots. bic auf bic
Gnttpdffnuua bes SanbsIsoampfers
ge3us Bat. beantport.t babe. 9tnbert.
wsamte beutsisn an. bab Die Gntiin
Sisuns DtiiiftIanbs unb Dtiisrreits
ibre 5einbe apinssn ipiirbs. in bisisr
alnssssenkit ifarbe gu b,isnntn.
Sn ben gotf1aftsn Der gllliirtsn
fpurbe unaebeuiet. bab bic bstreffens
ben @orihl1as bss Seir.iGrs Gaming
,5uriidsepieisn ipsrbsn rpiirben.
Die Diplomaisn ftsinsn Der gfn.
'iidt au iein. bab bic fsinbliten llns
terleebccte ibre 5anbsIsbdmpfer fiasrs
lid psrisnisn ipirbsn. OBJ fis nun gDis|
beriianb Isiittn ipiirbsn obsr nitt,
iinb bab bic aapiidns Dor5lshsn ipiirs
BEN, Is auf sinsn Ranpf ansommsn
su Iaifen. nm ibrs Sdiffe sl retten.
utnn q linen ni&t HSgIi& isia fOuis
~ GtiIiebsu. y
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Der Gtanbpamft 1etitidj'
ldnbs unb CeiterreidJs
wirb In gDafbington FiIr tiGtis ans
srtunit.

Die Mnsaessnhsit' biirfts absr BEN
amsriiduif9sn 6unbeI iHaoen.
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Grpse 9rmppenbetuesum.
gen
g 9eiuen in Dent aldno
ftdtt3ufiubsn.

3irid, s4ipsi5, 10. 6sbr. Die
@renaipsrre an Der idcpeiSeriihsbeuts
Idsn 9rense piro sur .3eit itrenser
sebanSbubt, uls biss j. supor Der 5aa
mar. ollie qerfonen perosn itrens uns
teriu4t uro Der Jradts unb spOFtDer.
tebr iit sdu5Iib unter6roden. 0a bic
giisnbubRsiise ausi4lieBli6 fir Ris
litGrspsde Oeripenoet psrOeu, baufeu
ii9 srDbe Rsnsen ouu Gra9t an Der
@rense duf