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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14
With Scissors and Paste


(Helen Nieolay in the Century, ~s
What presidents we might have
had. sirn' Washington barber la
mented soon after Jefferson went out
OF office. Just look at Daggett Of
Connecticut or stockton of New Jer-
sey. What queues they have got, sir!
AS big as your wrist, and powdered
every day like real gentlemen, as they
arc. But this little Jim Madison, with
a queue. no bigger than a pipestem,
sir! II Is enough to make man for
swear his country"
Short and wrinklrd. with n cast in
his eye and a voice scarcely audible
IN public speaking. the new president
did not make a good impression as he
began his inaugural address, He was
pale and "trembled excessively and
the swaying motion of his body, and
all the pecutaritles of his poor delly-
cry including his air of having risen
casually with no intention of making
speech ana desiring above all things
to escape, were as annoying as usual
But he gained poise as he proceeded
and Jefferson was convinced that his
friend would develop equal assurance
In dealing with the problems of his
administration.
That night at Longs hotel in
Georgetown, where guests thronged to
the first inaugural bah in the coun-
try's history the ex-president was In
evidence again, joyous and smiling, a
contrast to the dismal little figure in
black standing beside Mrs Madison,
regal in her yellow velvet pearls and
turhan. Some thought her the ADLER,
as she was the better favored, of the
two. "As TO Johnny Madison" wrote
Washington Irving. who had come
With host of others to seek Office
e'ah. poor JENNY lie is hut a with
cred little applejohn."
To an intimate this withered little
man could talk delightfully."-. but in the
presence Of a crowd he retreated into
bored and almost repulsive silence.
lie had had the misfortune to be born
with the sober characteristics of an
old man. Even in college he had been
painfully correct and Industrious. do
Ing double work, and stunning the
slightest appearance of friVolity, His
president made the damaging asser-
ton that during his whole stay at
Princeton Madison never did an indis-
erect thing. II was fortunate that his
lively wife was at hand to supplement
his lack 0f magnetism.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14
THE GERMAN CRISIS.

| AT the same moment condition.
have reached the breaking point witt
Mexico rs a nation, the situation witt
Germany has become more crltica
than at any previous time since tn,
beginning Of the war
The reply Of the German foreign
office 10 Washington's inquiry regard
ing the sinking Of unarmed vessels
with Americans aboard was most Of
fensive. IL was an insolent bubble,
an Insult such as no nation could
overlook.
The neutral nations have rights.
Also they have obligations The
United states now must not only In
sist upon her rights. She must as
sumo her obligations. II America has
n duty toward the world, II she has
an Obligation, moral ana legal, to full
fiji regarding international justice, n
she hopes to see extended over all the
earth the sway of right and reason,
she must strike for those things when
there Is no other alternative than TO
strike or play the Pharlsee, separated
by a peculiar virtue from the UNI
blessed sinners.
Regarding the Sussex incident Ger
many Informs the United States that
one of the kaisers submarines on the
day and the hour and In the vicinity
whore the Sussex tragedy occurred.
sunk u steamer; that the explosion
following the impact Of the torpedo
tore away part of the boat exactly
ms the Sussex was torn. But the
United States Is informed that the
commander Of the submarine made
sketch of the vessel he torpedoed, and
that there were several points Of diff
ference between the appearance OF the
sketch and pictures Of the Sussex pub
llshed In London newspaper. there
fore the German government assumed
that It was not the Sussex that was
torpedoed without warnngl
Word from Washington ia that q
last word VIII be sent to Germany on
the submarine question In general
The United states cannot afford TO
dignity the German statement regard
Ing the SUSSEX by referring TO Il In
an official communication. The time
for exchange of notes has passed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14
LAS VEGAS WOMAN GETS
BEST OF BOLD BURGLAR

East Las Vegas, ~ NJ, April Ia
A plucky woman saved her jewels,
valued at $1,000, by attacking a burg
lar who entered her apartments here
Tuesday night. Mrs. A. NJ. Hollen-
beck, wife of wealthy cattleman, is
the heroine of the story
Mrh. Hollenbeck preparatory to
retiring. went to the bathroom to ban
dage the ankle of her daughter, Miss
Selma Sizer, a normal student, who
had been injured in Il fell yesterday
On returning through the dark hall
she encountered man coming out
of her room carrying her handbag in
which was $15 and chamois sack
containing her iewery. Mrs. Hollen-
beck. who was carrying her shoes in
her hand, threw them at the intruder
and then seized him. The man
dropped his loot and managed to fight
free of the frantic, screaming woman,
He escaped through the front door, by
which he had entered.
The police were summoned but
were unable to find any cew Mrs.
Hollenbeck says the man was tall
and heavy, but that she would not rec
ognize him If she were to see him
again, as the room was so dark she
could not discern his features.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14
Juan COrtina More Daring
Bandit Than Francisco Villa
Brownsville OF
on he lower Rio crandto iob Lee Was
Check Raiders of
Fought Because lie Liked
~
New York Iierald.)

( river with most of his force leaving
only enough men to fulfill his agree
ment With the French. Cortina soon
routed those.
The Mexican forces crossed the riv-
er and invaded Texas. They drove
Giddings from Brownsville and cap
tured military stores valued at $1,000,
eco He sent a flying squadron to
Laredo and seized 5000 bales of cot =
ton
Tho next day Cortina surprised
even his own men. He ordered the
stars and stripes to be hosted over
Brownsville and informed Colonel Day
that federal troops could occupy the
town at any time Cortina even Of
fered to transfer his Angles" into the
service of the United States Day was
forced to refuse that offer but sug-
gested an alliance.
The following day saw the Angles
in their brilliant helmets and gay uni
forms marching out of Brownsville
side by side with United States troops.
Cortina was an ally Of the country he
had fought five years before The
federals and Mexicans campaigned
one day together, defeated the con-
federates and then Cortina withdrew
TO Matamoras, swapping his fingers at
Colonel Day and Colonel Giddngs
alike.
The death of Macmillan did not
stop Cortina's fighting Tie was al
ways Il rebel. He fought for Juarez
against the empire and with Diaz
against Juarez He fought for Diaz
and again when de Lejeda was head
of the government In 1873 Diax inn
prisoned The fiery old leader of the
Angles and broke his spirit behind
Jail bars He died an unreconstructed
rebel against constituted authority
both IN Mexico and the United States.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14

leo. The end Of American tolerance
has come, and the iron hand Of the
slow-moying, patient. civilized rcpub-
lie north Of the Rio Grande now must
be employed with crushing force. We
cannot induce the Mexicans 10 love
MS. They must be made TO fear us.
Tho lesson should be administered az
mercifuily as possible, but not so mer-
cifully that the Mexicans win mistake
II for weakness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14

salves, and tapes, lahdages, {
plasters that make corns pop-ey =
have only made your corns gro
faster, just hold your heart a momei
and figure this: Put two drops
"Gets-It' on the corn. 1t dries at
once. You can put your shoe and
stocking on right over it. The corn is
doomed. 1t makes the corn come off
clear and clean. It's the new, easy
way. Nothing to stick or press on the
corn. You can wear smaller shoes.
You'll be a joy-walker. No pain, no
trouble. Accept no substitutes.
"Gets-It' is sold by druggists every
where, 25c bottle, or sent direct by
f.. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, III. Sold
in Albuquerque and recommended as
the worlds best corn remedy by OF
well Drug Company, Highland Phar-
macy and Butts Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14
If Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
BIZ MODERATE IN YOUR DIET AND
REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT. TAKE
OIL OF kORFIN

Lack of fresh air 1t is said weakens
the oxygen carrying power of the
blood. the liver becomes sluggish, ia;
accunulates and the action of many
OF the vital organs are hindered there
by The heart action becomes weak,
work is an effort and the beauty Of
the figure is destroyed.
Fat put on ny indoor life is I'M
healthy and If nature is not assisted
in throwing it off a serious case of
obesity may result
When YOU feel that you are getting
too stout, take the matter in hand at
once. Don't wait until your figure
mas become Joke and your health
ruined through carrying around a
burden of unsigntly and unhealthy
fat
spend as much time as Won possi-
his can IN the open air: breathe deep
". and set from Butts. Inc, or any
druggist box OF oil Of korein can
suies; take one after each meal and
one before retiring at night.
Weigh yourself every few davs and
Keep up the treatment until Won are
down To normal. oil of korein is All
solutely harmless, is pleasant to take.
helps the digestion and even a few
days treatment has been reported 10
show q noticeable reduction in weieht.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14
IMMORTALITY is SIMPLY NAT
tfRtI
Orchard Jeffrles, The story of
Hearty

There were grassworn tumui on
the hills. To which I used 10 walk, sit
down at the fout of one Of them, and
think. Some warrior had been in
TERED there in the ante-historic
times. The sun of the summer morn
ing shone on the dome OF sward. and
the air came softly up from the wheat
below, the tips Of the grasses swayed
as Il passed signing family: it ceased.
and the bees hummed by to the thyme
aud heath-bells. felt al that mo-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14

More men will get rich out Of Albu-
auerquo real estate in the future than
have been made rich in the past The
development Of this city has jus:
started.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14

A Texas woman has begun O cam
paign 10 have the newspapers begin
their days work with prayer. Evil
IDENTIFY she never has been around a
newspaper establishment often.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14

While there may be lot OF milling
among the republicans who object 20
the nomination OF Roosevelt. he viii
be nominated just the same.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14

villa crossed the border 20 get
Americans. and he got them The
United states crossed the border to
get villa. and Il will get him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14
CAPTAIN J. G. CLANCY
DIES AT FORT SUMNER

icy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiRui
East Las Vegas, N. NJ, April Ia
Word was received here yesterday Of
the death of Capt. j. G.. Clancy, a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14

Secretary Lansing viii tell Carranza
10 take a long run aud jump at him.
self.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-14
Got Rid of My COrns
With Magic "Gets-It ,

Simplest Corn Cure in the World-No
Pain, No Fuss. New, Sure Way.
When corns make you almost "dle
with your boots on" when you've
soaked them and picked them and
sliced them, when corn-swelling
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
Cine Vereinbarnns
3pii6eu 9eutidlanb uno
5oIIanb 3pets 9esugs
pOn RabrunssmittelH
.ra;AI,

9onbon, 8. Deg. glus gfmiters
bam pirb Der .5inss" berihtst, bah
bic gsrliner vgoiTif6s 3eituns1 an
tiiRSiste, bub spiTdeH 9OlIanb uno
Seutidlanb cine gsrsin6nrung mi.
8ssus auf bic 2lusfuhr bon Ra1s
rlnssmitteln esf6lofeu purbs, tpel9s
beritnisen dbnlih III, Die spiihsn
6olIanb unb @nglanb erriitirt. Dem
amiterbnmer aorreIponbsntsn Der
~9OiTiffen 3situng4 safolse ipa ss
iih tbatIdflit nm cine 9ereinbaruns
Sipifhen Ssuti6lonO unb englanO
banbeln. poburh es bsiben, 9Gnoerr
ermSsliht lei. Rabrunssmiitsl DON
Soldno 3u be5ieben.
Der aorreiponbsnt Der .Simss'
Iegt bies oobin aus, oaB bollGnbifae
S6iffe NIT RabrurasmiiteIn fir
Gnglonb an Borb bon beltihen ltas
ieriesbooten in 3uiunit ni4t 6eliIt:sI
.ussSsa ip1suk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
"a 1Inssexse
Saben bic 4lIiirteu In
Der berloren.
bic Derbinbeten 81.

Berlin 8. 9es. 2fuf prabtIOfem
Wws nod 6appille. Wsnn au6 bas
Wetter I'm aGssmsinen unsiinitis fir
bic Op,rationsn Der Sliessr ipor. bas
ben mir I'm RoUsmber bed tpidtige
Grfolse srrunsen, beibt ss in elmer am
sJreitag rlaifsntn gsianntmaduns
rWir babtn auf bem DitIid.H, iptitlis
den, rumdniihsH unb galianlriesss
ifauplab TN ganJen 81 Glus5tus.
rsrIorsn. llniers GeinO. uerlor.n II
In 4dmpfen bic in Der Cuff ftattfan.
bsn; 18 purben bon Der Grbs aus nb /.
ssi6oHtn unb iieben iparen se,ipunssn.
glOtbIanbunseH 5u maiden, 70 bub Der
sjtinp I'm gan,sn 94 Jlusstuse psrlos
rem bat. Dauon kfinbsn iih AZ in
rnitrsu 9dnben unb SO iinb binter
tsn fsinbliden Ginisn abssItiirjt.
Die CpsratiOnsp Der 4rtiIlsris
unb Snfdntsris murbsn bard bk Dor'
iasli@sH nsipaussa N Glisszissss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
1erS erliner ,,0urtudrts"
erldbt eiueu appeu I'M Sntersfe bss
yriebens.
Ct er.Idrt. bab bic f.inbIiden Gesis.
rauseu, bic bisber ibrs 0SIisr
beloseu,
Ri6t ben Ruib basu bditea.

Berlin, 7. Deg. = lIsber aons
bon. - 0ie iO5iaIiitiide 3eitune
.Worpdrts- iast IN sinem 2sitartitel
iibtr bic eiHnabme pon 9utareii, sab
bic sr0bts Widitisteii bss Sisses ba.
rin Esse, bab bamit bic Bebauptuug
Der gHtsnte piberIest ptrb, bic Bereit,
ipilIis,sit bes aanalsrs Don Betbmann
5olipeg, Jrisbeu 3u fdliebeu. lei etl
.3sidcn bon OsutI6lanSs S1pG9e.
Die 3eituHg fiist biusu. bab Ser
iesiss aussn6lid gang beionbsrs ses
sisnst iei. auf ben Jrisbsn binsatpir'
ZEN, ba bic GrOberIlnssn Der 0erbiius
beten in Rumdnisn alles peiiers Ges
fhudB iiber bic Sdpd4e Ssuiihs
lambs als ld4erIia ri4eineu IaHsu
miiHs.
Die 8oIter iinb brett uHb abfitts
lid belossn tporben", beibt es in BEN
ArtitsI tpeiier. .als ibnsn sefast
:purSs, bab 9sutidlanb .iusn balDI'
gen Grieben piini9e. um Der ii9ereH
ysiberIase gu eutseben unb feline
Jtinbe nm bi. Griibt. zines ii4ereu
Sisses su bringen.
Der ~9oripdrts- frast baun, Yiper
mad bem Jall BON Suiarsii nod beut'
i4e Griebensr.ben als 3tiden Der
Sd,lpd9e anfebsn t5nns.1
Gum Shlub beibt es in benz @rtis
iel:. Rienals pOrbtr 1T in 9eutI1.
lamb Iduter unb IeibenidaftIider BON
Grieben ssreOst ipOrben, ais in ben
Iebten paar Doden. unb bod bat
Deuiidlanb serobs pdbrenb bi.fer
gBoden bic sr0bien GrfoIss pdbrenb
bes sansen arisses errrnstn. Zen
feinbli9en Rssieruns fsbIi Der Wsutb,
GrkSsu " i&lbbeu uub bic beasl4s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
Giae Grfldruaa Der beat'
fheu &esierumg
3ur gaedtfertiguug Der
8srf 3iebung or6ettss
lOfe 9elgier mad
Teutfhluup

Berlin, 8. 0e3. ue6er 2ortpn
Die oeutidhe Regisrung sa6 ON 5rsil
taa cine Grtldrung iiber bic 9ef5rbe.
rurg BON beIgiiden 4rbeitsrn uud
GsutI6lanb ob, in peI6er bic 9ere6s
tisung Der Wobnobme oargelegt rptro.
gs ptro barin ertLart, oaB lie teiness
pess cine SGrts fir bic 9lrbeiter Te:.
Ipnoern cine bringsnbe glOtbptn5igs
tsit.
Gine Tebr grobe 3u6l opr be(giIhen
2lrbeitsrn lit pegen Der lInterbriidung
Ses beleiftben lleberieeburbels Ietteus
Gnslanos, Der siren groBen She'll Der
rrouitrielIen gepGItsruug erndbrte, une
bsifGTtigt. unb Die Gage peri6ltmmert
i'd nit iebem Gage, beiBt es in Der
grtIdruns. 8ieIe 5amilieu, bic ibre
ouu5en GriparRifis aufae3cbrt baber,
fallen iest Der 6ffentIi9en BobItbd'
tisteit CUR 2ait. Dies 1T niht, ipie in
selaien bebaubtet piro, cine 5Olss bes
llmitanbes, baB bic 0eItfaen uues
Ru6material requirirt ba6en, osnr
Rur in ipI4sn GalsR, IN osasn bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
Weitere GMiHe bpu
1920 9pnmen
Bon llnteri.eboOtsn serit0rt.
Darunter bic .Galebonia4 bon S223
3onnen.

lonbon, 8. De5. - alopbs Tin,
bistsn am Greitas an, bab Der Sam'
pier .Galebonia.. Don Der an!.r ais
ME, EN- Sdiff BON 1929 9Onnen, bas
beim Musbru9 bes arisses bon b:r
britiiaen Resierung iibernommsu
tpurbe, tpabrideinIi9 perIentt lpors
ben III.
alopbs tiinbisten Fernr an, bab bic
noripssif9sn Ddrnpfer ~Rerpion-
BON 1920 Sonnen unb ~Waeteor' bon
42l1 5onnsn. Toni. br beIsiIh,
9ampfer .attiier1 BON 1880 SOrnen
Derisnit ipDrben isien. Der .Weteor1
mar am "a. Ropenber Don pbiIabels
pbia Hasb eonbon absesaHsen.
Cine Dep<I9e aus aas paImas,
aanarifdx Snieln, iiinbist bas Der.
i.nten bes sris4iIden Dampfers
.5piros1 DON 1884 9onnen isitMs
zines beutiden unieri.eboOtes an.
iuahrenb cine Dspeids aus StaDanger
bi. 3erft6runs bss norpssifden Som-
piers .G!ettiuA DON ALP sonwn an,
iiinpisi.
\ We aus ghriitiania semelbet tpirb,
bat bos norpesii4e 9anbslsminii...
rum anseiiinbisi. bab I'm Wonai no.
0ernber 10 norp.sifde Sdiffe Don sus
iammsn 32,993 sonnsn Ssrfenit NOR,
ben feien.
Der santbampfer rgalos
rie1 bef4Oifem
aus aopnbasen pirb gem,lbet.
bab auf Der Gobrt Don Rcrfoli, @o-.
mad Dartmouth. gnslanb, pon sinem
Deutihen untsri9boot auf ben uorlpcs
aifden 1ampbampfsr .goIOrieA &c,
fsuert ipurbe uub sfpei Wann Spn Der
gddbuns gsi5bi.t ipurben, Der Dams
pi~ aber unbef4Gbist sntiommen jei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
9as iran0il6e @anuridif renfsn", bon 1880 3onnen
nit allen at &oro untergegangen
9asi gtaatsbepartement
Sat bic mad 9euti6Ianb geIanpte
giote in gs8us auf bic Seportis
runs Don gelgiern psr6fs
fentli9t.

@af6in9ton, 8. 9e5. OdS
Staatsbepartement OerDffentliate ar
Sreitag ben 5ert Der Iote an DeutT4:
lamb, IN ipel9er gegen bic Deportt'
rung BON ge(giern 5peds 3ndnesdr'
belt, als NIT alien 5umunitdtss sBrin'
5ipien Der internationalen. praris ir
Dibsrfprud) ftebenb, protefirt pirO.
Die Iote nurbe am 20. Nobembcr,
benz Gage, an tpeldem Der 8oti9artsr
@erurb bas 5hema nit benz prGii'
oenten Mtlfon beIPra4, an ben Sc
fddftstrdser Grep in Berlin setabslt
nit ber synftruttion, iie bem beuti4sn
Rei9stan5lsr perfUnli6 3u iiberreis
den. 0ns Stdatsbspartement siebt
betannt, bub lsBteres gei4eben let,
fust a6er ni4ts ii6er bos Reiultat Der
&onferens.
Der gei9luB, formelI gesen bic Ses
portirung Der 9slgier gu prpteitiren,
mar bic GOlge persebli3er informeuer
gsmiibungsn bss 9ei6dftstrdgers
Gretp, psl6er initruirt porben mar,
benz beutiden ausndrtigen amte na=
be3ulsssn, peId' ungiinftigen Gimbrud
bic SeportutiOnen auf bic Reutralen,
ndmentltA bie Ser. Gtddten, gema4t
bdttsn. Dem 9eiaGftstrGgsr mar err
pibert tporben, bab btefes 9erbdlten
Seutf6lanbs auf militdrti6er Rotbs
tpsnbtgteit bsrube unb boB bic Regies
rung es aIs ssisBli9 betra6te. Die
8er6ffentlihung bes Staatsoeportss
ments bat folsertben Mortlaut:
PIN 20. Hppsnlber lpurbe Serr
grstp, unfer 9eT9dftgtrdssr IN gers
lin, beauftragt, beim beuti@sn Reiths'
tarBIer um cine 2lubien5 na6suiu4en
unb ibm foIgenbss OorauIeTen:
Die Regierung Der Ser. Stoate1
Bat nit fbDersr geforgntb unb ttsfem
gebauern DON Der politit 9eutffs
larbs aenntniB seuommen, sinen
sbel ber gipilbeo6lterrlng gelgiens
gum 3ped, in Oeuti4Idnb 3pangss
arbeit gu berri6ten. gu beportiren,
unb iieht ii9 gespungen, IN frelnSlis
der Detie, aber 5uslei5 fsierlidit sss
gen Elm iol6ss 0erbolten gu prpteftts
rem, oa es nit ben SumanitGtss
grinsipien Der intsrnatiOnalsn pras
yis, peIae 70 Iuuse oon stOiIiiirten
Rationsn in ibrer gebaubluns bon
Ri6t apmbottanten beo6adtst purs
ben, i'm WiberIprud ftebt.
rsssrner 1T bic Rssisrurg Der Der.
Staatsn iiberssugt, bab bic SolseH
elmer fpGdeH polttii fir bas belsii&e
Silfstpsrf, bas aus 6umanitSts'
Ritfitten ips Wert sefeBt unb 10 srs
folsreitb bairdssfii5rt purbe, b5tits
,pabrfbeinIia perbdnsniBouG tDsroen
hiirften, elm Rsfultat, oag ullgsmein
bsbauert unb boraiisii9tIi5 fir RE
beutf6e ResieruHg iebr uattbeiIi3
peroen fpiirbe.1
Die unterrebuHs bat ituttgefun'
ben"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-09
Gin Mmiithts aoururittee
SIR bic Dur9fiibruHg
oes GipiIurm.es Sc
iebes erHdlut.

Berlin. 8. Sss. 2tui brabtlofsm
Wsae mad Sapbiqe. Wit Der ue6er~
paduns Der 9urafiibruHs bes Ssim
urmesgeIsbss, psI5es fit ale taugIi,
den psrIonsn, bic nidi unter Der
Saline itsbeu, 3paugsnrbsit fiir
!arisgs3Deds perfiist. Durbe eiG
gommittee 5etraut, benz 9ertreter al:
ler Rsihstasspartsien anseb5re1.
Die sosialosmutruteu fino bur9 D..
;pei Saupt6samtsn Der oeuiiheH 4r'
bsiterp,rsinisuns pertretsu. gs iino
aber aud 9ortebrunsen fir bic Rt!s
pirtlne Der sstretGrs Der nidtsIO5ia'
liitii6en ,arbsit.r llHiOueH sstroT'
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Die Gage TN @risdbenianb
Tie gIodabs gessn bas
2auo bereits In &roft
nsfrefeu

Qt5sn, 8. Deg. lleber aonbou
Die glodabs GrisdenIaubs bat ON
Jreitas @urmiitos I'M 8 u6r beson.
nsn. Die mitslisbsr Der britiI9er
WarinsioumiHiDn babsu BefsbI .r.
boIien. fi9 auf benz srie4iT9sn trans.
atlantifden Oampfsr .GSnis aou'
ftantin' einsufdiffsn.
auf bag am Tittpo4 BON Der gna
tents gefi.lIte 8srtdnssu elmer erild.
runs iibsr bic sris4iia.n 9ruppeubes
Desunsen bat bic Rsgisruug seaut'
prrtst, bab bisis gspssuusen sinse'
fteui tporbeH feieu.
Die ssfansenen 9sni5eliiten purs
Der am Greitag pom qarIameHtsee>
bdubs, IN bem re intsrrirt iparen, nad
bem aoeroft @sfdnsnib sebradt. sic
nurbeu, ie bier suiammen gebunbsH,
turt bic StraBen ssfii9rt, Don etnsr
iubleHb.n W.nse gefuISi.
aoHoou. 8. Se3. Cine 9epei5e
cus ber Sdpsis, bic bon Rom (9) an
bic WireIsb preb ssihidt tburbs,
fast, sab 9eutidIaHO uub Oeitsrrsih
iid erbotsn bditen, geT5inSuns iibe-
Sanb 1ersuiteGsu. lin bic 3ufubr bon
Qebsnsmitteln gu erm0gli6eu, rsnn
Gris9enIanb Der Gntnie ben &ries
ersIdrn fOlIte.
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Gin italieniiher Meroplan
9on benz 6ferreidtf asu
GIiessrleutnaut Ban
fteIb berabaef1pffen.

'SAU ~ " ~ ~
Berlin, 8. 0ss. 4uf bra6tloien
Bese naa SabuiIls. Cine getanntma'
Dung Der Ditsrrsidiiden abmirdIi.at
nit gesus uuf bas 9erabidisben sis
nee ttaIisHiidsn qsropIans bur4 ben
6stannten 0lterrsitiiAen Slieserleuts
naut 9onfiefb in sinem aufttampfe
iibsr bsm gario gIa.eau, am g. De-
ssmbsr, Iautet pis fOIst:
.Qsutndnt gaufielb nabm am
Ratmittas bss 8. DECEMBER iibsr BEN
Gario pIatsau ben &f nit stpsi
itaIisniiaeu gaprpni Rof4insa auf
uH0 fa0b etns osrieIbeH berunter. gs
befanO.n iia pier SHiaHeH in berielI
Ben, DON osnsH elmer set5bts. uub elmer
oerpunbet tpurbe. Die bsioen aHbsreu
puroen aeian1eH 9eHoIhmeu.
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Resisruns lam unb mub i'm baben
sic mub bieTsn Wsuib betunSeH. Biz
bic uns seseHiiber febeuben gOlter bi;
Rssierunsen itiraen, bic pebsr Siege
errinssn, nod Griebsn fdIisbsn ton'
men, Der geriu9 mub semaat pers
ben unO usnn sr lDsgen Der S4uIO DON
anbsrsu miblinet. bann i5nnen nir
nit sutem GetDiHen ben Rrieg fort
fessn unb uuiere 6OIbaien fDerbsr
hrsu gormari9 pisbr aufnebm.n.4