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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18
South Omaha.
Capital News Special service)

Capital News Special Service)
South Omaha, Oct. 1S.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1900. Market active, 10G15
higher. Bulk, 9.55Q9.70; top, 9.s5 ,
range. 9.25@9.s5; mixed and butchers,
9.45@9.s5; good to choice heavy, $3.50
$50; rough heavy, s.4O@s.6o; light. s.25
Qo.s5; pigs, 7.25@9.25.
Cattle-Receipts $500. Market. kill
ers. steady, feeders slow to lower.
Beeves, 6.75q10; cows and heifers. 4.25
Q7.25; stockers and feeders. cas-; good
western rangers, 7.75@s.25; poor to
medium, 6d7.75; calves. 500.
Sheep-Receipts $1,000. Market, fat
lambs 10 higher. sheep and feeders
steady. Wethers. s.5o@7.75; yearlings,
7@s; feeders. 7@s; lambs. 9.S5 a 1896 !;
feeders, 500; ewes, 5.75Q6.S5: feeders,
4.50g6.25.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18
RESIDENCE IS BADLY
DAMAGED BY FIRE

The home of William Stark at I'LL
Hays street was badly damaged by fire
shortly after noon today. The blaze
started in the second story and soon
broke through the roof and being
famed by stiff wind, burned off the
roof and badly damaged the upper
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

A patent has been granted for a COM
bination ball and roller bearing In
which the balls automatically COM
pensate the variations in the diameters
of the rollers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

story of the house. Most of the furni
ture was removed from the home and
consequently the contents was not
damaged to any great extent. The fire
fighters did good work in combining the
blaze to the upper story. handicapped
as they were by the wind.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18
METAL MARKETS.

New York. Oct. 1s.--Copper-Electro
lytic, first quarter, 27.50Q28.
Iron, steady; No. l northern, 21@
21.50; No. 2. 2O.50G21; No. 1 southern,
20@20.50; No. 2, 1S.50@20.
Metal exchange quotes tin dull; spot
offered at Al. Lead. TOTO; spelter,
easy; spot, East st. Louis delivery, 99s
asked.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Whitney Progress club will give
a silver tea at the home Of Mrs. c. O..
Broxon on the bench Thursday after
noon at o'clock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

The Mountain View club will meet
at the home OF Mrs Coliss Friday af-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18
HOLDS
many MEETINGS
CONTINUED from First Page)

vetoed It,"
Governor Alexander brought close to
home the great saving effected during
his administration by saying, Under
the Haines administration the state
levy for Idaho county was s54.7943s.
Under the Alexander administration
the state levy for Idaho county is $37,-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18
1874 or saving in two years OF s17.-
a.
NATIONAL ISSUES.

The governor In all of his speeches
is devoting about half of his time to
n discussion OF national issues and the
balance of his time is given to state
matters. In all of his Tuesday speech
es the governor laid much stress on
the rural credits bill passed by con-
gress last July, saying: "The rural
credits bill is the most beneficial piece
OF legislation for the farmer since the
foundation of the government was laid.
1t Is the only piece of legislation ever
passed for the sole benefit of the
farmer. The millions of dollars of
foreign mortgages now hidden away
will come to the surface and will be
placed with the government of the
United States and not as heretofore
with foreign corporations and moneyed
institutions"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-18

for suits and dresses. Very fine
quality. 36 inches wide. Including
such new colors as Burgundy. myr-
tie, and staple colors as navy. black.
brown, etc, ca mn
yard. .'... .'........,...,. &VsVV
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-03-18
For Rent

The Victor Hotel property suitable
for merchandising aud housekeeping
Has two stores. rooms ou FIRST floor
bed rooms, iiung room and kltchen 90
second floor
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Gree
Notice to Creditors

FpwAep NmrF
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-03-18
For Sale

The Victor Hotel property for snIc
cheap and viii bc sold on easy terms
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Order OF Publication

MN M .IAIaN ..--.u
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-09-28

tie victim is usually the last Que
to hear the malicious reports in
circulation. She notices certain
reserve of those she has looked
upon as friends, without knowing
just why.
Scandal breeds hatred. Hatred
breeds contempt and brings ruin.
A cruel story runs on wheels
and every hand oils the wheels
as they go.
The victim of scandal in Boston
is to be pitied. She hadn't the
moral strength to fight her battle
alone and she had no one to help
her. Those responsible for her
fatal act should feel their guilt. At
any rate it should serve as a warn
ing to others who carelessly or ma
liciously destroy tide character of
those about them. Be fair to the
girl Commercial Appeal.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-09-28

We would discuss the money
question in this issue but not hav-
ing much of that convenience, feel
lack of information. We are not
in position to compute its value.
Our demand is very much greater
than the supply. The supply is
certainly insufficient, but we are
not scared, for the future is bright
ening and we have good reason to
believe that there is prosperity
ahead. A grumb bling spirit never
did any one any good, but is often
the means Of spelling the arrange
meuts made for successful under
takings. Give those you pass a
word of cheer.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-09-28
Be Fair to the Girl

Ia Boston last week, young
girl killed herself because of ma
lioious reports circulated attacking
her character.
The girl was honest. She was
unfortunate in not being popular.
She was supersensitive and alone
in the world.
Unfriendly tongues began to
wag. Ugly reports were put into
circulation. The helpless victim
could not trace them to their
source. She found it useless to
attempt to put an end to the un-
friendly stories. To deny them
she found did no good.
Worried, harassed aud despondent,
she decided to end it all and did so.
"How large a portion of chastity
is sent out of the world by distant
hints" wrote Sterne, nodded
away and winked into suspicion by
the envy of those who are past all
temptation of it themselves. How
often does the reputation ofa help
less creature bleed by report
which propagating it, beholds with
pity and is sorry for it and hopes
it may not be true, but in the
meantime gives it her pass that, at
least, it may have fair play in the
world, to be believed or not &C
cording to the charity of those
into whose hands it should hap
pen to fell."
If there is person to whom
YOU feel dislike that is the very
person of whom you ought never
to speak. 1t is no easy matter t'
blast a character. It is difficult
matter to restore a good name once
besmirched with scandal.
Women are given to careless
criticism of those they do not like.
An innocent girl once talked about
finds that her path through life is
not strewu with roses. More than
one good woman has been driven
into evil ways because of the scan
dal-breeding tongues.
The serious feature of it is that
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-09-28
How about it?

Can we make one another better?
Is it possible that in our arrange
ment of life, we can not find the
means of making others happier and
better? Sometimes the complica-
tions of life are severe; sometimes
our capabilities are over-drawn,
our endurance over taxed; our for
titude doubly loaded, our aspira-
tions subdued and our will made
bewky, and under these trying Or
deals, we forget the means at our
disposal to make others happy, and
consequently better. Every one is
better when they are happy. This
is an irrefuta BILE fact. 1t does not
always take money or physical aid
to make one happy. Many are
dying for sympathy, and the soul
that is perishing for sympathy, is
in most misera BILE situation. Let
us give freely of our sympathy,
freely of our encouragement, freely
of what we have that others may
be made better. By Offering our
assistance we compromise envy and
jealousy and stop their vigorous
growth in the heart. 'It is more
blessed to give than to receive"
In Water Valley prosperity is
holding out its hands to an eager
people. Between the people and
this prosperity lie abundant re-
sources. Now the problem is, what
will be the result? just this: The
people will utilize the resources
and make Water Valley the first
city of North Mississippi, the most
thoroughgoing and attractive place
in the State. Its got to come, and
you just as we'll urge the provisions
forward. Water Vallians don't
have to leave here to build up or
find their fortunes. No, they don't.
With some it may take patience
and endurance, but they are we'll
fortified with both. 1t would take
the same ard more of it anywhere
else. When you hear of people
coming back home, you may know
they didn't find the diamonds they
went to hunt away off yonder.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-09-28

If the weather don't change
pretty soon, you are going to hear
some complaints. 1t just looks like
it wants to stay good all the time,
and some people can't stand pros
perity worth cent. This croak is
intended for some one else.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-09-28

"Honesty is the best policy"
We are mighty glad that this ex-
preston has been uttered. 1t is so
easy to fill in with, and is fact to
d dead moral certainty.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23

2etens.raft sebroten bur6 Gntbtb.
rungeu, Sdmub unb aranibsit. @srs
Spsifslte, labms 9reiie uno Better finb
ibr llmsans, in bem Il, peripilsrn.
Wenn man Elm ein5ises aiuo In fclrher
lot ipiibis, ionnte man Hidt rubig
iperben, bis es seretiet 1T. 0prt iino
iehstauieno Sd psnbs mid al ale
Wtni6en. bic Der eisenen ainbbeii
iit erinnsrn, an ale, bic islbe, ain.
Der bdben. 5reili6 III elm jsbsr beui:
pieifa9 in aniprud gencmmsn une
mub isin Sdsrflein rad pieIsn Seit.n
hin pe,thsilen. 2lber bas aub..ees
lrGbnlit. llusliid perlanst aubersss
ip6hnIihe 6iIfe. On ben aftsn ME an
rem nsiieu Rei1thum iptnbe id miG.
Ulit ben iibliten Spenbsn 1T es midi
setbaH. limb tper ri6t bsr;Ios III.
piro bas sinieben. Gin ipsnis Wui9
rnb elm ipenig Soffnung si6t mir
ron unsefdbr Der 9ebante an ben pol.
lonbiihen 9i6itr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gbuarb gouipes Deiitr. Der iif
MnItatuli nannis, unb Der sur 9ee
frsiung ~War Saueindr", biss MN;
bsrOOlIe Bud bes grbarmens in bic
WeIt seienbei BAT. ga. fusts er am
'S6Iub isin.s Wertes, .id. id Wul'
tataIi, rosr id pisI seirae.u babe, it6
ergreifs bic Jeber :. ss mar mir
ridt barum gu tbun bab id gut
ihreibe, ib tpoIte 10 fdreibsn, bab ss
eeh0rt piirbe" >. Or III benn and
SuleBt geh6ri .porben, iptnn ss sIeiH
cine eanSe W.ils bauerts. Qbtr er bat
irtilib fir Walonsn unb Japn-
nsr 9i.a.iht pirb man mid raider
bOrsn, Der i'd fir orme. eurOpaiide
9inber bite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23

9fumanien iid ibnen anidliebet
ipirb. obtpObl lie iebipeber 8egriin.
biing entbebrt. gs lit ipobI 5nr sc,
iriige befannt, bab Die GnsIGnoer
piele @iillioncn an Die 9eiteding bon
rilm1niiben Yolitifern eeipanbt ia.
ben unb Slpar idon felt 5ipei sSabren,
aber ioipeit bat Die giniidt Der Me.
sier,lng ale bieie &dnfe burhfreuSt.
Solte aber bas llnlpabrideinIide &c.
iteben baB Die 9fegieruns ilmf1at,
10 lit es ofienes @ebeinlnib, bab Die
SerbiinOeten audi fiir oieien sSaG ibre
Sorbereitlingen getroffen baben ,mo
10 piel mebr 3riippen uah Dem gaI.
Fan idifen peroen, als n6tbig iinb,
INN ben llebertritt Der Humdnen aus.
5lgleiden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23
Sm 5Ins iiber gsrOna.
Aus Der Grsdbluns sinss syliegers
lsutnants. - aufftiss BEL Rahi.-
gomben auf 9srOra. = MisberSer.
seltuna fir 9rieit.

es ipar in ben sri.fisr Siraben
i4on gang buntei setporbsn. Sd troi
Gus bsm aaffeebaus, IN benz bic Wus
II. iresnbpslfe ientimentale WeiIen
ipisIte. Der Chauffeur sripartete mid
bel oem &aifee5aus nit bsm 4utomos
Bill unb in rafsnbtr 5abrt sins IS los,
10 bdb mir baIb BEL ben Wilitdrbans
gers arg.laHgt parsn. Shon bon
ipeiitm fab man ben eefliigeiien
Rumpf unIsrts gblers, en bem Be-
rsiis elmer meiner lInt.rsebsn.n Der,
umarbsitsis. Mit beuiIfer pebans
itris beiab ii6 Der Wann gsnau jsb.
Shraubs isbes fleinite Dstail bes
WiOiOrs unb Der Rdber. sd sina aui
ibn sa. .Sit al.s fertig2" - .5a,
Ssrr 9sutnaui, Sn einsr 8isrisIituns
be i0nnen mir fabren.-
Sd pfiif naG msinem Burden.
Or bradts uns pelse, 5trnglGfer unb
9aiIoleD. Sd 5iinotte cine Cigarette
an. 5n elmer Winuie iolltn mir dufs
iteistn. .Wtrben mir nidt Winb bds
btn2" .Rsin. Serr gsutnani, mir
tr.rbsn Elm. rubiss Radt babsn.- ges
gen Mitisrnaft iperben mir uns alio
Bel Monbtnfttin aug luftiasr S51s
bns Na9ileben 0ercnas anT1auen.
Wir mahfsn uns auf hsn Wsg.
Der Moior iurris ME INNER unsrs
t,Gslif. DieIss Gurren psrfluds
id INNER, bsnn ss fort mid i'm Tsns
Ten. Der ssfpiHsnbaftsn arbsit mel
nes lluterpffi5isrs psrtrauenD,
i6pimme i6 germ in Der Cuff unb
gsbe mid gang Der G60nbeit be.
a1nbihuft unb bem @snub Der ydbtt
bin. Tiefe tpnnherpofl.n Uebdnten
ipsrbsn itsts burn bas eurrsn bes
Wlotors unterbrchen. gtinss nm uus
mar es finiisr. &c h0ber mir ftitgen, |
ftito nlebr biinfte es uns. bab mir |
ins in snbloIe Gntfsrnunssn begsben,
81 sebsimnispolIen Geitirnsn. cal
ipurbe INNER fdIier. plotlih asriss |
.bn mir IN cine ftuHts Mclie. Adj
risf BEN llnieroffili<T i3arf au. inl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23
Wiittiuud,, Sen %. Nnsnit 1916.

Ole 8reiie ensIanos 5
gibt iit eroBe 0tiibe, ben iinfenOen
Waltb bes 8olfes ailfreht 81 erbalten
ltnb periuflt oas ourd 6abeln iiber
9eilti6lano all belperfiteIligen. IS
gibt feinen lluiinn Der nidt porge-
bra6t lpiirbe unb man nulB Die
Tbantaiie betpllnoern, pelf]e oieie
Sei9ihten eriinnt. Wlit beionoerer
Borliebe tpirb unermiiblit bebauptet,
oaB es nit Der belttiten Gnigfeit
poriiber lit. gtit GROCER ausiiibrlit.
felt pirb er5dblt, pelher SaB in
Siibbeutitlano segeu Die 4reuBen
beitebt. @enn iie mad @tiinhen ooer
ionit elmer iiiboelltiten Stabt font
men unb in elm @irtbsbails einfeb-
rem, I'M et,pus 5il ellen, peroe ibnen
fur5peg seiagt, baB SiIooeutidlanb
fte nitt iiittern nerbe. 9arails wiro
gefoigert, baB Die Belt nif)t mebr
fern lei, ipaun Die Siiboeilti6en Die
@etpebre nieberlegen uno nad Saus
geben tperben. Son gtorooelltI6lano
miro er5dblt, bnb bort bic Sungers.
moth Die @olfsmaiien gegen Die &e.
eieruna allfiaiiie made uno oiele be-
itiirnlt perbe, ben arieg ein5uItelien.
gaas baralls 3u idlieBen lit, Iiegt flar
eenug Dor Qusen. gs mub in England
psrsmeifelt idledt fteben, penn mon
gu ioI9en aldermen Wfitteln grcifen
mub, I'm bas 8olt 5u beidfpidtigen
lnb ieinen ariegseiier an5ufahen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23
@iliOus u@ute 3eit.n. Z"

Bon jsbsr Bat bic anIi6t Ooras.
paltet, oaB 6ie 8eidJ1ftsIage iibcr
Den 9lussang Der 0ationalnnb!en
enti6eiSet. 9arin mag ettpas @ab.
res fem 3enn SSeber iein 9lusfom.
men bat, 10 fin6et er feline 8eranIai.
iuns, einen Resisrungsipe9isl su
ipiinIheu. 9es Meiteren fam aud
5ugeItanoen peroen, oab ni6t ielten
cine unbefriebigenbe 9eidGitsIaae
our6 idmere 6ebler in Der Regieruna
beroorgeriifen ipiro. ipie mir bos als
Solge Der @reenbad. uno Sil6er.
SaSnflation, 5ulest ols ;SoIge ser ;SSn.
flation Der gfational6anf goten
pabrgenomnen baben.
PM @rimb oieier @rfabrura 1T
@ilion alfs Gifrigite bemIbt, Dem
amerifoniiden 8olfe eir5ureben, bas
es iid IN elmer ungelD0bnIidJ aliidli.
den Gage befinoet unb oaber iein Ell.
sener @ortbeil gebiete, bic @iIionfde
slominiiiration fort3uiesen. 9ieie
gebauptung pirb aber nur an eini.
gen Ste1en 3uitimmlnq finben.
Morgan lit nit Der @eid,dftSlage febr
3llfrieoen an Dem @ertauf BON
&riegsmaterial mlo Der ltnterbrin.
siug pon ensliiden sluleiben bat er
ieiner @ei6tbum Inn 200 Willionen
bermebrt. Charlie Shtpob iii6elt
ebenfaas, ebenio Der Stabl- -9rnit, Der
nnb lpie ale Die gro.
BEN ,sirmen heiben, bic fin ben arieg
arbetten. @eriaiebsne anbers lyir..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23

ulll utH l(tpelIllll Uel UUlNuIltil uuSs
5ugleiden.
gs iii beutIid su erfennen,
oaB Der 9raiibent nit ieiner stel.
lung 5ur eiienbabnfraee Die gan5e
@eidJGftsipelt in Gorge periebt bat,
6enn mos er hefilriportet, lit Die So
Jung bon gobniragen burd) @clpalt,
an Steile bon irieOlider ShIihtung.
lin cine glusreoe nlenlals perlegen,
beballptet @ilipn, baB er 0as ihiebs.
geridtIife Erin5ip nidlt preisgebe.
Gr beruit lid hnrailt bab Dor Ser
@efabr zines Die Ser. Staoten lGb-
menben Giienbabn.Stre olle anor.
rem 9fiifiitten in ben Sintergrumo
treten miiiien. llnmcelih fam er
glaiben, bab nit ieinem ietieen gor.
geben bic @efabr sebannt ipirb. 5as
8egentbeil iii pnbr. Sic miro &c.
forocrt. ,SeBt broben 5pall5ig Gro.
sent Der Giienbabn.sln beS
Sanoas nit einem Streif, ipenn ibre
SSoroerungen niht obne @eiteres be.
ipiQigt peroen imo lebnen cine
idieosgerihtg6e Sdli6hlns ab.
s@iro linen oas aui ihre Grobungen
5useitanben, 10 lam es uls isIbItoer.
itanolitl gelten, baB Die iibrigen so
Ero5ent Die gleiden Soroerllngen
iteIlen ilnb oas ndmlihe MitteI in
gnlpenorng bringen perben, 9es
@eiteren bat Der Grdiioeut nift ein'
NAL Die Sadlaee riftis eriabt. Gr
iaet, baB es lid Inn Die Ginfiibrung
bes observation-disclosures i'm Giier.
babnbetrieb banbele. 9as III ni6t
ridtig. 3ie 5oroerims lit nidt auf
8erfiir5llns oes slrbeitstages, ION.
bern artf eine 2obnerbobling abge. !
iebelL bic fir oieien ssna lid aui 80 |
!g}iaionen Dollars belaufen ipiirbe. |
SteIlen Die iibrieen @iienbabner,
ourd Den griole bes iesisen Streifs
armutbigt, bns eleihe @erIangen,
pas nit 9eitimr1tbeit gu ertparten
itebt, 70 pirb Die Mebrousgobe iih
aitf 250 Iiaionen Collars oas csabr
belaufen, 9abei iinb Die 2obne Jest
I6on iebr liberal bemeiien, 10 bab Die
abiid)t unperfernbar 1T, cine
3pangslnge Der Station, Die feline
llnterbrefnmg bes 9abnbetrie6s gu
,rtragen oermag, aus8unlsen lnh
,ie Soften tperben nid1t Die giienbob.
Ten, ionoern aQe 9Irbeiter tragen,
Die niht CUR GlitefIaIie Der eiien.
,abner geboren. slber ielbit lpenn
miro, bab Die arbeitsbe.
,inslngen idper unb Die 2ohne I'M.
iino, 10 Ioute bieie 9batia.
ben ourd Elm unparteiiihes Tribu.
laI feitgeiteat Deroen mb es iii fein
'erninftiger @r,,no 81 erfennen, tpa.
I'm ginlpono gegen Die IeItiteIling
ieier Sbatia6en srboben tperben follz
:. 0as 1T 10 ,lar, bab bic Giienbab.
sr i4Iiebli6 na4gsssb.n unb in elm
s4iebsgeribt einge,piaiet ba6en
oiiroer, penu Der 8rGiibent iid nift ,
bne @eiteres auf ibre Seite oeiteilt
mo linen 10 gut pie eeiagt bGtte, |
aB lie in fem S6iebseeri6t eir5u.
,illigen brauden. Gos Grgebnib /
,iro obne SSroge fem, OaB Die glnge.
eaten iieaen, benn Die @abnge'eQ.
hafteH t0nnen nit ibren 2trbeitern
iht mebr rnterbnnbeIn, nadbem
er 1rGiibent linen 6en Roden ge.
eft bat, aber Der 9rdiibent miro
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23

lteber BEN lest fdeinbar
alien ernites begonnenen arieg an
Der 9alfanfront iii man aiif Die Be
ri6te Der GQiirten ansetpieien, bic ipie
Ibli6 sr0be uebertreibungen bieten,
aber ieIbft oieie tOnnen teine 8eforgs
nib erreseu, aud penn man iie fir
baare Dtiin5e ninInlt. 9tud Der slu-
gabe Der gIliirten baben iie eine Wil.
lion Wanu bereit, nm in guIgarieu
etn5ubringeu un6 bic Seeresfrdfte
Der 8erbiinoeten iperoen auf 100000
angegeben. Gie 8erbiinbeten baben
bisber an allen SSronten eeeen cine
boppelte, bdlfig iogar eine breifa6e
llebermaht angetampit, oemnafy
miro Die Gage i'm galfan nidt I'M.
giinitiger iein als alf ben anoeren
ariegsgebieteH, nobel nod 3u berner.
Ten lit, bag in militdriiber 5abigfeit
Die @erbiinbeten au6 i'm 8alfan ihre
@egner bel Weitem ilberragen. Die
@ulgaren iino por3iiglibe SoIbaten
uno Die Seiterreiher unb Seutiten,
bic bort iteben, iino feuererprobte
@eteraner. gu pergeiien iit aud
niht, baB iie inter ber Siibrins BON
iteben. GnB iie ibres Or.
folges rift iifer iinb, perratben Die
Gniirten burt ibre @eIbuus, boz
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Gs lit mer ~ ii big, pelfe
anifie Die glIliirten eriinnen, I'm
9euti6lnnb um5ubringen. gtibts lit
ibnen fIeinlih senlis gu oieiem Sped,
mas bod MIR benefit, oaB lie oas
beuti6e @olf uno Seer ni6t i'm Wdn'
beiten eri6iittert baben. Die neuelte
striegsliit lit in bieiem 2anbe aus.
aebeft por6en. Mit Wibpergniigen
baben bic greIGnoer beobaftet, oaB
ole beuti1en anIeiben IN oieiem
2anoe gllten 9lbias finoen, mas ni6t
su perfplunoern lit. bu bierburh niht
nur Der beutI6sn Ration ein 9efaaen
seidiebt. ionoern audi bic gaETer niss
fer gapiere, Die unnlitteIbar nab
ssriebensidluB Inn minoeitens ein
9rittel on @ertb sIuebmen nerSen
,tno auBeroem CUTE 3inien brlngen,
Elm sutss SeidGft MAIDEN. I'm
nun Die 9euti6.amerifaner bon bic
fer llnteritiislmg ibrer 2anbsle,tte
ab5ubolten, baben probritiide Ban.
fiers groBe Wengen oeutfher Staats'
lno itGbtiiter Gapiere, bic iif) ieit
Der Belt Dor Dem arieee in grglano
nnb iSranfreid befnnoen, beriiberge'
braht unb bieten lie gum 8erfauf an
ga oieie Napiere i6on bonn oeutiben
&eide uno ben beutiben Stabten OBJ
gciest porOpn iinb, 10 fIieBt Der grlos
oieier Bapiere niht bieien gu, ionbern
ben probritii6en 9anfiers, IN letter
S5nitaB gnglano. g8er alio iol6e
Yapisre nimmt, bilft England unb
ni6t 3euti6lano. 8er Geutidlano
heIfen niQ, Der mub bic neuen gln.
Ieiben, Die in ben Dforft gebra6t
nerben, fauien. 3ur si9erbeit ioQte
man beuti6e gapiere nur bon amer
fannten sIgenten Der oelltiden &e.
gierung in oieien 2anbe faufen. IS
mare bod iiderIih iebr argerIih,
penu ein Geuti6er our englii6en
ariegsfuiie beiiteuerte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-23

G6en jeBt, Da es am norboitli6cil
Saum Der 0iterrsi6< unsariifsn WO'
nar6ie pisosr 5u itiirmen besinnt,
eben jeBt leIs i6 bieis 8eri4is aus
GallSien. garmber5ise Jrauen, bilf.
bsreite Usannsr iinb BON Sprf 81
0orf bon Stabt gu Siabt seganssn,
babsn naasdori6t, pO unter S4utt
unb Sriimmern oeri9mahtstes aebsn
auf Rsttuns fpartst, unb baben Elm
Snosntar bes glenb5 aufsenommsr.
Das iiltb bic 8eri6ts aus 9ali5ien,
in benen i9 leTe. sic ertbalten tpirts
lid nur SnDsntar, feline groben patbss
tilten Worts, teine Shilberunsen,
feline alagetons. au9 bic @emeinoe.
poriiebsr Der ein3slnen Orti9aftsn Be.
i6ranten ii6 in ben 9lustiinften. bic
fie erteilsn, biob auf siffsrnmdbis.
9atsn. giemanb unternimmt es,
bas nnsIiid au bsi4reibsn. Der
2tnbIid bat alien bic Mebs DeriHagen.
gldttert man nun In bieien atten....
a6 nein, man blGttert ni9t, man iibers
fGlasi teine ein5ise Seite. Wte tonnte
man au99 9fuf ieber biefer Geiten
fteben 5unbsrte BON blutig burdlebs
ten. DON qualSon bur2Iittenen G4td,
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@er nidt berslss 1T.
Don JsIiy g attsn.

Der sobsslarei einss 9oltss. -
Limb bies 1T aIIss beuts ssids'
ben!" - 0as hlutenbe Gali5isn. -
5000 ainber benz glsnb unb Inter
gang preiseeseben. - Die ernts
hes unsriittli9su 5obes. - Salis
sien uno Serbieu. - Das aiiloers
sleno in 3srit0rten Gsbietsn.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-20
HE WAS GOING SOME.

A New York motorlst, known for
his reckless driving, recently had for
passenger on a record breaking trip
TO BOSTON a man who had never been
in the car with him.
The passenger was scared to death.
but he managed TO hold his tongue
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-20

until It was nearly shaken Out d
head by one terrific dash throu
unknown country.
"what was that place we jasl 4
ed through" he yelled in The
the driver.
"Rhode Island" said the ls.I
New York American.