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French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
CALOMEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIVER!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATE}

Tone tonight. Your druggist or dealer
sells you a SO cent bottle of Dod,ors
Liver Tone under my personal money
back guarantee that each spoonful viii
clean your sluggish liver better than a
dose of nasty calomei and that it WON'T
make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine, You'll know it next morning
because you will wake up feeling tns.
your liver will be workings; headache
and dizziness gone; stomach viii be
sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely vege-
table, therefore harmless and can not
s~alivate. Give it to your children.
Millions of. people are using Dodson'8
Liver Tone instead of dangerous calomel
now. Your druggist will tell you that
the sale of Calomel is almost stopped
entirely here
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
Hail Does Damage.

The most terrific hail storm ever
known in this section ragged for about
one hour last Friday afternoon in the
lower end of this township, doing
thousands of dollars worth of damage
to standing crops. orchards, gardens.
etc. Field after field of corn and
wheat was literally beaten down ana
washed away. Hail balls as large as
hen eggs fell by the thousands. The
crop on some farms was totally de-
molished, scarcely a dollars worth of
anything remaining. It's path was
about three miles wide and six miles
long, and was central over Garden
Creek section. The rain accompany
ing the hail was almost a water spout,
washing land almost beyond descrip-
ton. 1t is said that nan fowls Of
various kinds we're killed by the hail
before they could get to shelter
Bethel Correspondence Canton OBJ
server.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
PATRIOTISM RAMPANT
IN NORTH CAROLINA.

The following interview with Gov
ernor Craig appeared in the Washing
ton Post June %:
Patriotism is dampant in North
Carolina" remarked Gov. Locke Craig
Of that State, at the Raleigh. "The
young men r so eager to go to Mex
leo that they are f1ocking to the re-
cruiting stations, and the Old North
State will have fully 5000 national
guardsmen modified at Morehead
City, on the Atlantic, within a week.
The normal strength of the North Car
DINA militia is 3 500, but SO anxious
are the boys to go t. the front that
they are recruiting the companies to
the full strength. My own son is keen
to go, and has been wiring and tele-'
phoning me every hour or two for per-
mission to enlist.
North Carolina has been with the
President right along in his program
of preparedness. We believe in it. Of
course, l hope, with all others, that
We shall not have war with Mexico.
1t would be p grave undertaking, but
there is no doubt that within a very
short time the nation could muster
500, 900 soldiers.
The South Is more prosperous than
ever in it's history added Gov. Craig.
sIn all lines of industry business is
booming-in agriculture. in manufac-
turing. Prospects are for a big cot-
ton crop this year, probably close to
L O0O, 900 bales. Last year we made
100000 bales. but the price of cotton
was down when the farmers started
planting. This year the price is UP to
II cents n the chances are the acre
age will show a big increase. We are
expecting IL cents Or better for our
cotton this year. North Carolina has
the largest furniture manufacturing
establishment in the world next tc
Grand Rapids. 1t is at High Point
We, do a big business in lumber. and
in other lines of manufacture the State
is progressing more rapidly. than ever.
Our cotton mills are the greatest in the
world.
"Of course, North Carolina is going
to give Wilson a big plurality this
year. l can see no possible chance of
the Republicans winning the election,
Notwithstanding Hughes is the strong
est man they could nave named. You
see. the Republicans have no issue.
The President has beaten EN- to nit
every way"
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
HELPFUL SCRAPS FOR DAIRY
Don't Hit Cow With Milking Stool Be-
u Her Tail Gets in Your Eye
Get a Tester.

Don't let your pail get too full when
you are milking a young COW.
Don't crack the seat of your stool
on the cows back if her tail goes in
your eye.
Don't strap a heifer if you can help
it. She is generally FESTIVE because
the milking hurts her.
Don't fodder the \ COWS until the
milking is finished, or you will have
a lot of dust in the milk.
Get your neighbor to share with you
in owning a Babcock milk tester, and
test the product of each cow.
Discard the animals at the end of
the rear which have failed to pay for
their keep.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
SHEEP DEVOUR MANY WEEDS
But Few Kinds of Noxious Plants
That Animals Will Not Eat and
Turn Into Mutton.

AS time passes and our soils are
changing, and seed pests multiply,
new reasons are found why sheep
should be kept on the farm wherever
it is possible. Prof. Thomas Shaw,
an experienced fockman, refers to
these things when writing:
when weeds are young and sappy
he sheep are, in a sense, Unsuitable
Of the same. There are but
few kinds of weeds that they will not
trim down and consume into good
mutton if they have access to the
same at a comparatively early stage
in the growth of the weeds"
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
ANNUAL LOSS OF FERTILITY
European Farmer Saves Carefully and
Utilities Every Pound of Manure
Available.

The annual loss of fertilizing. ma.
ter1als is enormous in this country
through careless handling of manure.
This loss can be easily prevented in
a large measure by proper methods
OF handling. While many farmers are
getting the most from the manure
produced on their farms, yet many
could well exempIify the European
farmer in this matter, who saves care
fully and utilizes avery pound of ma.
nure available.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
"DOdSOn'S Liver Tone" Starts Your Liver
Better Than GaIOmeI and You Don't
Lose a Days Work

Liven up your sluggish liver! Feel
fine and cheerful; make your work a
pleasure; be vigorous and full of ambi-
ton. But take no nasty, dangerous
calomel because it makes you sick and
you may lose a days work.
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramping.
Listen to me! If you want to enjoy
the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced just take
a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
CHANGE IN LUTHERAN SERVICES,

Beginning with next Sunday, July 9.
the Evangelical Lutheran SERVES will
be held each Sunday morning instead
of afternoon and in the Community
Club building. instead of the Methodist
church as formerly. All visitors and
friends are requested to note this
change of place and time. The Com
munity club is the building next door
to the Carnegie library, one block east
OF Main street. Preaching next Sun
dav morning at II O'Clock by the pas
Tor, Rev. F. Grover Morgan. Visitors
made to feel at home.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
SCHOOL, OPENS.

The Laurel Park Camp School for
Boys opened Saturday with more than
so boys in attendance. The school is
situated at the head of Rhododendron
Lake and is in charge of Professor
Brown of the Charleston military
school. The boys are kept under
strict military discipline and when not
engaged in study. enjoy bathing and
boating on the lake.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
Valuable Quinina

Quinine is the greatest fera,f,
known to modern science 1S4ter
Iieved to have been d~iscov,ros ~ BE-
jesuit about 1885, and was chrf~+o ~ a
Jesuit's Bark by the ord- b~s
earliest public use was who tb ~o. It's
OF the fviceroy Of Peru, tho ~o- vie
Chincon, was cured of ar ot+,o1. 'sSs
fever by the drug. The rof9~.a~ Of
given to this valuable drug r .1.s
caused it to be named assr +. 19 NJ
tinguished patient, and tho barr, 1.S'
thereafter known as the produce os tSs
cinchona tree. This lad f~a~o5.' us IS
to Europe in 1859, and VIII. f+g 80 ,-a,I Il
became known it fetched its .~afo ~'sV
silver for a certain period 10
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
Name 1t.

A few days ago a c~ountryman~ came
into saluda bearing beneath his arms
a strange looking bird Which ne sou
to Mr.. E. E. Phillips, at his own FISK
The greatest curiosity and excitement
prevails on account of this great freak
of nature which is something between
a wild turkey and guinea. How do we
know? Well, this poor bird is turkey
from half his body to the tip OF ms
bill and half guinea from half OF us
body to the tin of his tail. Anybody
who disputesSthis statement may be
convinced of the truth of the matter by
making a tour of inspection to E. E.
Phillips. on Main street Saluda this
state. This poor bird was caught in a
trap on Tryon mountain by a man
who was trapping for pheasants.-Polk
County News.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
Nurses Offer Services.

A beautiful testimonial of the devo-
ton and patriotism Of Southern women
was shown last week when Misses
Alice Buckner. Mayme Hardin and
Theo Dempsey. nurses at the Ruther-
fordton hospital. volunteered their
services to DR.. Henry Norris, captain
of the Regimental Infrmary. Of course
they could not he accepted but in case
of actual warfare they will enlist in
the Red Cross. Rutherford county is
proud of these splendid young women.
Forest City Free Press.
Rig Mortgage.
Register of Deeds w. P. Odom has
a first mortgage which he is putting on
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
L O

A. L. >Whitener, vice president and
sales manager of the Bruce Fry Plow
company Of Hickory. is spending sew
eral weeks in Henderson county dem
onstrating to farmers the merits of the
patent combination turning pillow and
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
Indians.

Our friend Sherod is figuring on or
ganizing a company of Cherokee IN
dams for service with Uncle sam III
Mexico. 1t is understood that Rep
Phillips will be the second in com.
mand, with DOC" McLeymore CHIEF
Observation-Disclosures Scout.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
Making Good.

In 2 High Point dispatch OF June 10
we are informed that Prof. w. M. MARI
of Bryson City who was a teacher IN
the Waynesville schools a few years
ago and for the past two years has been
principal of the S. Main street school
in High Point, has been elected Super
intendent of the school system in the
place of ThornwelI Hayes who resign
ed to become president of Birmingham
College. Another Mountaineer making
good.-Carolina M~ountaineer.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
WANT TWO MORE COPIES.

E. C.. Branson. of the department of
Rural Economics and Sociology, Uni
versitv of North Carolina, writes the
Hustler as follows:
81 am writine to congratulate you
uDon your Henderson County Special.
May we not have two more copies for
the files of the North Carolina Club
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06

subsoiler which his COMPANY
lecturers. The pillow is esnd MANY,
adapted to the needs of farme Tr%Decially
mountain section and its demo III the
ton is bringing forth much +araaStea>
comment. 1t is made in two se3iHofabla
Is Sc sold I. mere ere by the Henderso5SSJ3in3 9
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
New Chief at Old Fort.

Old Fort has a new chiet-of police
in the person of w. T. Motif, from
near Mt. Hebron. Don Grant having
resigned last week. We trust the
new officer possesses the essential
oualffcations-good Judgment, fear
I~essness, and impartiality.-Old Fort
Sentinel.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
Farm Demonstration.

Commissioner Waldrop. stated Wed
nesday that District Manager Millsap
informs him that Polk Countys Farm
Demonstrators will be on the job July
,1Oth.-Polk County News.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
Z OtNg
s. e, I. Wins Price.

The sylvia College Institute won a
nrize of a set of books, offered by the
Sunday School Board of@the Soutnern
Baptist Convention to the school nav
ing enrolled the largest numoe IN
Sunday school teacher training. Inc
books were delivered to Prof. J. :. IN
at Ridge Crest last week.-Jack-
son County Journal.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-07-06
CbsmDion Wheat Growers.

4, The Free Press last week publlsheu
Mr.. ]. F. Alexander's yield OF wheat
but his figures will have to take d
hack seat. Mrs. Bulah Moore reports
10 10 bushels from 4 IL bushels soWn,
while Mr.. ]. P. Hardin realized ~
from three pecks. Correspon.
GENTLY speaking, "Who can beat th-S?'
Eoroc+ Citv Free Press.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

Ju enstanb ipsib man jebf. baB Der
ariss ni9t pom @olte. fonbern bon
einigen aabinstsmitgliebern aneeset=
teIt iporben III unb fobaIb Der Grisbs
berssitellt III, pirb man bic ipeitge-
benbiten @crtebrunsen treffeu, baB bic
aabinette teinen ariea obne mifien
unb 3uitimmrns bes parlaments
nebr borbereiten t0nnen. Sn Srant.
reid fast es Sebsr auf Der StraBe,
bab bieIes in ben aries bur6 bic gi.
telieit poincares eesogen iporben lit,
b.nn es i9meidelte ibm, bab Gar unb
RSniss ibm ibre ReperenS ertpieien.
mas unfer 9aub betrifft, 70 liest ein
gdns beIonoerer 9runb Dor, bic biplos
matii4en 9etpalten oes prdiibenteu
bsbeutenb einpidrdnten. 8orIdufia
lit bas audi riidt gefdeben, aber Der
9rdfbsnt ift in aenntnib seiest tpors
ben. bab er pisinen aries" nidyt be-
tpmmentann,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28
Ser Sies Der @ernunft.

Den probritiI4en 3eitungen 1T es
febr uHansenebm, bab Der Gonereb f9
gegen bic Bolitit aufIehnt, bic Der
praiibent gesen Deuti6Iunb befoIst
uHb iie molten ben Wtberitanb tleins
liten unb perd6tli6en MOtipen SuSus
fhrsiben. 9erf6ieoens WlitgIieber,
beibt es, fpollen ibrsn antibritifGen
aonitituenten 5u @efalen fem, anbsre
orbeiten barauf bin, bic @etpolten bes
4raiibenten au pertiir8sn. Deber oas
Cine 1T tpabr, nod bas 2lnbsre. Die
iiibli9en 4onereB> >Mitglieber, tie faji
einltimmig StelIung gesen ben prdfs
bsntsn nebmen, iiub bur4 teine Rid
ii9tsn auf beutfde 8onitituenien see
bunben, ba bisie fpegsn ibrer geringen
3abl in ienen Gitriften teine politifde
Waht ausiiben. gs III Ipeur su Be-
obudterl baB bic Riteliebsr aus bem
Norben, mo BE Seutf9en einsn erfi6ts
Ii&sn Giafiub ausiibeH. foDeit teins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

Die 9sp gOrter probritiide
preie ersebt iic5 in 8etraatunsen,
mas Der englii4e prenrisr asquitb nit
fetner Grtldruns semeint baben t5nnte,
bab bic 4aiirten ben Srisg fortieBen
tperoeH, Bis geIsien unb Serbieu 3us
riidgegeben iinb, Srantreid3 ii9sr aee
itellt lit, bic tleinen Staaten auf cine
fefte @runblage seftelIt iporben iinb
unb Der preuBtihe MiIitarismus bere
ni9tst lit. Das ipirb nun babin ers
Hart, bab gHabz2ptbrinsen auriidges
seben perbsn mub, Serbisn niebsr
isin altes gebiet suriiderbdit, Dsutihs
Lamb duf eins Seeresma9t BON piels
lei4t 100000 Wfam belardntt ipirb,
dber Der einSig ri6tige &ommentar su
Der @squitbiaen ReOe lit in benz eins
aisen Worte gese6en: Wabniinn! Die
entiaulbiguns, bic man Msauitb
Su Cute balten t0nnte, ndre, bdb
er IsIber niat slaubt, mas er fogt.
Nahbem RuBlanb aus bem Jelb ge<
fdlaeen 1T unb bic beutIhen @erbiiNs
beteu iid ausihlieblih nit Jrantrsid
befaNen t0nnsn. tann bod Msquith uus
mosIid iich eirbilben, bob er ienaIs i'm
Stanbs isin pirb, ben Srisbeu su Sifs
tiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

9duienbe pon wsenfdsn ibr aeb<u sins
btben. e[u@ bas min ben apnsrebs
Mitsliebern nidt einleu4ten. Gie fds
gen iid, boB bas Re4i. fit ipei&es ber
prdiibent tintreten min. nint bic Hnos
@en eines ein3issn 4meritaners ipertb
ipdre, ipenn es bssriinbet mare unb es
III ni4t einmal besriinbet.
Suraus 1T 5u erfeben. baB Der Mi;
beritanb eegsn ben prdfibenten BON Der
Wernunft uiib Don ipahrer Riidii4t dnf
bic Sntereifen unieres aanbes einseses
ben III unb bab ieint perl0nliGsn Be,
ipeggriinbe obipalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28

aua aIbanisn Iiefert einen
SeIes, fDie BEL ben @niirten beitaus
big DOT benz Siese seprablt wirb. &c.
nau 70, fpte man bebauptete, bos bic
NerbiiHbeten fpeoer Serbien, nod
Wtontenesrp ipiirben nebmen t5nnen,
bisb es, oaB 9llbaHien fir iie unsrreibs :
bar isi unb iest baben bic Seiterrsis
der es fsit in SGnben big auf IDlona,
ba bic S5taliener, Don bensn es bieb,
oab lie SuraS5o nienals losIaHsn
ipiirben, fi6 in allsr gile aus bem
Staube geHatt baben. Miit 9ipIona
lptrb es ii2 IN Der sIeiden Weife psrs
balten, benn bort tDnnen bic Stdli.ner
tit sbenip tpenia bebaupten, ipie in
Dura55o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28
@efern iamen bon allen Sei.

Geftern iamen Don alien Set
ten teIepboniI4e @nfraeen BEL Der 0ss
baition, ob bic ansabe in ben ensIis
i5en 3eitunsen tpa9r iei, bub bic
Gransofen bas Geitunesipert be Dous
aumont 5uriidsrobsrt bdtten. Die Wels
buns entbebrte iebsr 9egriinbuns, tbats
id9Ii9 mar in benz Sert Der Barrier
9epeide gar ntht Don elmer Wieoers
erpbsrung bic Rsbe. Mie fSnnen nur
unisre aIte Grmabnung tpieberbolen,
teine asnntHib iiber ben aries aus
ensliiazamsri.unii4 3eituuesn gu
iaOpfsn, bic es iit our 9lufsabe lnas
den, bic 2efer faIi9 gu beri9ten. g8ie
bic beutisen Dspei4en eri.ben laiIeg,
baden bic Jran5oien niht ipeniser als
fiinfmal periudt, Dpuaumont 5urilde
5usetuinren unD iinb isbesmal 3uriids
geipisfen porbsn. 4ber bic Teutiden
bebaupten nidt Bios bisie Stsqung,
fonbern finb DON bort feds Meilsn
tpeiter porsebrunsen. 10 bab fis iid
I6on in innersu Ring Der 5eitunass
tstte befinben. Des Msitsren baben
iie aud iiibDitlid Don @erbun eine
iptftise StsIuns senommen uHb I'M
ytorben G6ampneupine beiebt Cine Iols
DE Reibe bon grfDlsen lGbt teinsn an.
beren Salub gu, als bag bieGran3pIen
Werbun, bic ftartite 5eituns Der Welt,
tpie tie biefe nennen unb es aud obne
Sraee 1T, ni9t meter bebduptsn t0us
nen. Die srobe 3abl opn 1900 uns
Derlpunbstsn Gsfansenen beitdtist oi.is
9tnit9t unb maat fie fait CUR @etpibs
belt, benn ipenn BEL fold md6tiger
SteGung Elm folder @erluit bon @es
fanseuen gu perSei9nen III, 70 TT bas
nit Der gepeis, bab Die @iberftanbs
traft Der Jran5oien suiammenbri6t,
aufs Oeutli6fte erbra4t. @ieIe
Sdtn9ten tperben ipobf nod 81 fhlas
gen fein, Biz bas fran36iif6e Seer
iiberpdltist 1T, a6er bic Souptarbeit
lit Der @ollenbung nabe, benn cine
fold itarte St.aune, tpie @erbun, pa
ben bic 5ranSuisH nidt msbr auf5us
,neife1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28
Das 0erbalten Der pprtu

Das @erbalten Der portus
gisiiIden Resieruns, BAG bic in ibren
Safen liegenben beutihsn unb Oiterreis
diften 9anbelsidiffe befdlasnu9n,t
bat, TIT ni9t bem freien Willeu. ipns
bern benz enslil9en 3panse au5us
Iarsiben. Comet es bic pprtusieiif9e
Rssieruns bstrifft, ipiirbe iie iif BEN
arisgs fern baltsn, in tpeIHem lie abb
iolut ni6ts Su ssptnnen. fpnbern iehr
piel al perIiersn bat, uber Gnglono
beite6t auf Ieinem Sdein, auf BEN
9ertrdes, burd tpel4en portugal, bos
befanntli6 elm snsliiher @uiaasnitaat
TT, psrpfli1tet ipirb, Seeresoienite gu
leiiten, lpsnn gnslanb ii9 i'm Sriess
nit irgenb elmer Nation befinbet. Tas
tiirlih 1T ridts buran eelesen, bic
paar tauIenb Mann, bic portugal ins
syelb Feaen t6nnte, 81 erlungen. Gs
III lebislid auf Die internirten bents
fhen unb Dftsrreitif6en G6iffe ab9es
feben, bic Gnslunb oringeno braudt
unb besipssen aIleiu ift pOrtusul gum
'ari,se sespunssn pprben. gsit d6t
enelii6er grutafitGt ptrb poriugal
eeopfert unb bisIss tpirb nit bem 8ers
LUTTE ieiner afritarifhen Splonien bas
fir Su biiben baben. Wenn ss in Gngs
lambs Ma9t lGse, piirbe es unfer
2anb in sleiaer Weife 5ipinsen, lbm
bic In uuieren SGfen liegenben oeits
fhen Shiffe aus5uliefern unb mir 'tes
ben Der eigsntbiimlihen S6otiaae sc.
gsnii6er, baB Der grGIbent, uuf ben
Elm FOLDER Druid niht ausseiibt pers
ben fann, ipie auf portueal, aus freien
stiiden barauf binarbeitet, bic beut'ds
oanDelsflotte in biefem 1anbe on gngs
!anb aussulisfern. Sum Slid bat
lber nod Der aonsreb Elm setpiftises
Dort mitsureben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-28
q a d bem Der Srobfiirit g1itoIaus


q d bem Der Srobfiirit IitoIaus
uuD Der 9sneral Rusti abseGst pOrs
ben limb, greift nnnmebr Der Gar auf
Surppottin Suriid, ben bic Sapaner 10
libel 3ugebedt baben. Der 9rpbfiirit
purbe isiuer5eit als Der srDbte lebenpe
Stratege seriibmt, Rusti aIs Der
sr0bte gatailleneSenepal 8el5e Cor
beeren man &urppattin auf @ori9ub
ertbeiIeu t0unts, lit ni6t eriidtlid, ba
er Ii6 peber als Stratese, mod als
Sdla4tenlerter berporsstban bat.
Gins iepoa mub man auropattir
na6riibmen unb bds lit Elm negatives
8eroienit. Sn Ieinsm Wsrte iiber ben
mdnof9urifhen Jslbsug bat er ges
seigt, bub er bic Sdpdasn bes ruTis
fhen 6eerss tenut. OILS iolae bat er
ben Monsel an SrsaniIation, bic In.
fdbigteit Der Resirnents>Offi3iers anb
ben Mangel an Stanbbaftisteit ber
rufiii6en Splbaten berpprsebobsn.
geitGnbi9 tIagt er in ieinem Wsrte,
bab feline Solbaten unb Sffi5iere
SteQungeu aufgaben, bic tie 6dttsn bes
hauptsn tDrnen. Dieie @dngel iiub
ratiirlih nidt gednbert ipprben unb
aurppattin 1T niat Der Rann iie
bur9 isin militdrii6es @enie aussuz
gleiaen. Seine militdrif9e 8efGbi.
ssung gebt ni4t iiber bic einss Ieiblis
den &prpstommonbeurs binaus unb
Der DOlligs 3ufummenbru6 Der ruiIi=
f9en Sseresmadt pirb bur9 nihts
beutliher perunf9auliht, als baB nan
9saDuusen 1T, SurOpattiH gu 9iIfs gu
rufsn.
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uHfsrs &onititutionaItz

uHfere &onititutipnaItz
ten reben nit GROCER Srauer unb
Gntriiitltng iiber ben @erfu9 BON
RpusrebeWite in bic tonititu>
ttDneaen Re9te bss prdfiDenteu einsus
greifeu. Ra9 ibrer @uii9t TT benz
2anbe unb feinen ginri9tungsn Elm
i1prer Sdlag Derfest porben. Was
iie jebt fiir4ten, Dtrb sur Sbatia9e
ii9 geftalten. Den 8Sltern ouf benz
gan5en groenrunb III niht eHtgangsn,
bab bic bisberisen ginri9tungen sur
@erbinoerung pom Rriegen ungeniigeRo
finb unb man ben Wdhtbabern nidt
trauen lam, bab fie bie Rationen Dor
unnStbissn artegen beipabren ipsrbeH.
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gair pcben friib nsu geii~. Sd
iueif;, bab i'd, mid auf ieOe Der Som.
pngnieit bon nio gaIl5 berInifen
fam. Sm SaIbidlaf b0reu mir nod
bas eiritOnise ~olud, gliid"
w2aior o.
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Nontas, ben 2S. Sebruar 1916.
Die rufftf9s arisssbeute bel

erssrum pirb iest bon ct. pet.rs.
burg ielbit ni9t ouf 100000, fOnbsrn
aat 1900 Sefansene aneeaeben unb
be 3abl Der srbeutetsn @ei6ib. nid,t
aut 1000, fonbern auf 1923 unb bas iii
MOO TART selogen, neil Die Ruien bic
elp!llitsH bic iie, ME d9te garbareu,
SGhlsn.