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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
BIG HUGHES MAJORITY.

New York. Oct. 30.-The prediction
that Charles E. Hughes will have con-
siderably more than 800 electoral votes
was made by Chairman Wilcox of the
Republican national committee. Will
cox said: Hughes will have 80 cleo
toral votes or more. My reports show
Ohio. Illinois and Indiana will all go
Republican as we'll as also New York
state. We also consider Michigan
safe and although there is a bitter
fight in Utah believe that state will
go Republican. The Democrats hav-
been claiming Minnesota lately, but
my reports from that state do not in
1icate.it will go Democratic.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
BERLIN TELLS OF
GAINS AND LOSSES

Berlin, Oct. 80 (Officia) British
troops, attacking the German lines on
the Somme front between Los Boeufs
and Morval, succeeded in gaining
some ground from the Germans.
South of the Somme French positions
from La Maisonette farm to Biaches
were stormed by German troops after
successful artillery preparation. The
farm itself was taken by the Germans
in an attack during which 412 pris-
oners, including Is officers, were cap
tured. On the VerGun front there was
a continuation of artillery exchanges.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
GAINS ARE MADE
BY BOTH SIDES ON
WESTERN front
French Capture System of
German Trenches on the
Somme-Farm Is Taken
by Teutons.

Paris. Oct. 80 (OfficiaD.-A system
Of German trenches northwest of Sail
ly-Sailliesel on the Somme front was
captured by the French last night.
The French advanced as far as Sally
Church.
South of the Somme the Germans
made repeated attacks between
Biaches and the region south of
La Maisonette. BY their last attempt
they obtained footing in some of the
Maisonette farm buildings.
On the Verdun front artillery fight
Ing Is less severe near Douaumont.
There has been no infantry action
there. Rheims was bombarded vio-
lently and some civilians were killed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
FEDERATION OF LABOR
OPPOSES boy SCOUTS

Boston. Oct 3o-Workingmen of
the country are asked to withdraw
their sons from boy scout organizations
in a resolution adopted today by the
state branch of the American Fedora
tion OF Labor. The action came after
report that Charles C. Jackson, pres
ident of the greater Boston council of
Boy Scouts. had advised scout mas
ters to prepare boys under them to
Withstand politically the aggressive
ness of the labor unions" which he Is
said to have predicted would be "sav-
age and bitter" after the war.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
Great CAMPAIGN
BY THE GOVERNOR
in NORTH IDAHO
In Two Weeks 81 Speeches
Were Delivered to More
Than 10000 People-At
Weiser Tonight.
Capital News Special service.)

Capital News Special Service.)
Spokane, Wash, Oct. 30.-Governor
Alexander completed his memorable
campaign in north Idaho Saturday
night at Wallace, where he was given
one of the grandest receptions ever
given in Idaho to a candidate for po-
litical honors. The governors cam
paign in the north may well be likened
to complete series Of triumphs. Two
weeks ago at Lewiston he fired his
opening gun in the north. An aud
ience that completely filled Lewiston's
largest auditorium assembled to hear
and cheer the governor Then the gov
ernor started out to conquer the north
and conquer 1t he did, securing at
Lewiston the railroad speeder now
famous as the governors special"
Governor Alexander for two weeks
made a campaign that for speed and
effectiveness eclipses anything of the
kind ever before undertaken in the
mountain states of the west. During
his two weeks In the north the COVER
nor visited "a places and spoke to over
1900 people. Considering the great
difficulties in reaching so many COM
munities in a great mountain country
in 80 short a space of time and the
population OF north Idaho, the COVER
nor's accomplishment stands unequal
led in political history of the Pacific
northwest.
If the question should be asked, what
is the effect of the governors campaign
in north Idaho, there would seem to be
but one answer That is that north
Idaho will give Wilson and Alexander
overwhelming majorities on Nov. 7. The
governor is returning to south Idaho
and will speak in Weiser tonight.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
GOING TO WASHINGTON
ON SECRET MISSION

San Antonio, Tex, Oct. 30.-Admit-
ting his mission was secret and that he
could not discuss 1t at this time,
Count Kalman Kanla volkanya, Aus
tro- Hungarian minister to Mexico.
passed through here yesterday on his
way to Washington. He said he would
be in the United States possibly a
month and then would return to Mex
leo. Asked about conditions in
Mexico the count replied:
excellent Further than this he
would not discuss conditions below the
Rio Grande.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
HUGHES REPLIES TO
SPEECH BY wilson

East Liverpool, o., Oct. 30.-Charles
e. Hughes, replying to statements in
President Wilson's Cincinnati speech,
told an audience here today that the
two billion dollars increase in Amer
lean exports last year was due almost
exclusively to the demand created by
the European war and cited the state
ment by Chairman Hurley of the fed
eral trade commission to uphold Re-
publican claims that America is mot
prepared for post bellum competition
with Europe"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
PRED|CT|ONSON
RESULT OF
ELECTION

Chicago, Oct. 3o.-Vance c. McCor-
mick. chairman of the Democratic ma
tional committee. came to Chicago to-
day for what is expected to be his final
conference of the campaign with SEN
ator Walsh, manager OF western head
quarters. Mccormick predicted a
landslide for President in the Novem-
Der election.
"Of the 26 states Frank Hitchcock
claims the Republicans will carry
said Mccormick. Il d. not regard six
as certain for the Republican candi-
date"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
MURDER OF AN I.W.W.
LEADER IS DISCLOSED

San Mateo, Cal. Oct. 3o.-The body
of a man believed to be w. ID. Brown,
an Industrial Worker of the World, of
Spokane. was found here last night
near the Southern Pacific railroad
tracks with the throat cut.
A trail of blood was found from the
body to a nearby dairy barn where
evidence was found that several men
had slept there. Papers found in the
dead mans pockets indicated his iden-
tity as Brown.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
INVASION OF GREAT
BRITAIN rs FEARED

London, Oct. so.-Field Marshal Wis
count French. commander in chief
of the armies in the United Kingdom.
addressing the volunteers at Derby
Sunday said that an invasion of the
British Isles was not mere supposi
tion. but a possibility. This we must
be prepared to meet
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
CONTRIBUTIONS TO LEAGUE.

Washington, Oct 3o.-The Wood
row Wilson independence league re-
ceived contributions in the presiden-
tial campaign aggregating $34.s60 and
has expended thus far $S1. .039. accord
ing to a report filed with the clerk of
the house. There were 436 contribut-
ors. Jacob II. Schiff gave $4,000 and
the Democratic national committee
contributed $15,500.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
PURSUIT OF THE
RUMAN|ANS IS
CONTINUED

Berlin Oct. 80 (OfficiaD Several
strongly defended positions near the
Hungarian -Rumanian frontier have
been captured In Dobrudja, Field
Marshall Won Mackenzen's forces are
continuing their pursuit of the Rus
slams and Rumanians and have come
in contact with the Russians.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
FISH DYNAMITER KILLED.

Springfield, ILL.,. Oct. s0.--Joseph
Ulevicus threw stick of dynamite in
to lake near here yesterday to kill
fish and was killed by the explosion.
He was buried today. His friend.
by, was badly injured by the explosion.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
THE FRENCH REPORT.

Paris. Oct. 3O.-(officiaD. Serbian
troops in the Cerna region on the
Macedonian front supported by French
artillery, are engaged in fierce strug-
gle with Germans and Bulgarians.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
MASSED ATTACKS
BY THE RUSSIANS
ARE BROKEN DOWN

Berlin, Oct. so (OfficiaD .-Massed
attacks Of Russian infantry in Volhy-
ria, following unusually violent artil-
lery preparation, broke down under
German fire.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
Fierce BATTLE
IS RAGING IN
MACEDONIA

Berlin. Oct. 3o.-(OfficiaD.-Heavy
fighting is in progress on the Mace
donian front in the region below Mon
astlr. French and Serbian attacks were
repulsed along the Cerna-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
HAD GREAT RECORD.

Berlin. oct. (Wirefess) Captain
Boelke. famous German aviator. collid-
ed with another aeroplane in the course
of an aerial combat Saturday and on
landing behind the German lines died
as result of his injuries. On Oct. 27
Boelke shot down his fortieth hostile
aeroplane.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
CAPTAIN DAVIS
SAID:

i. If a man shows that .
i. he is willing to violate /.
i. a law for his own ad- .
i. vantage to get into Of .
i. flee, isn't it perfectly .
i. natural to expect that .
i. he will violate other .
i. laws for his own ad- .
I. vantage after he gets .
1. into office? .
t. !
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
PRISONERS ARRIVING.

Berlin, Oct. 3o,-One thousand Ru-
manians. the first detachment of pri-
soners made by the Turkish army In
Dobrudja. have arrived in Constanti-
nople, says an Overseas News Agency
dispatch.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
Chinese PARLIAMENT
ELECTS PRESIDENT

Peking. Oct. 3o.-General Feng Kwo
Chang, prominent supporter of
President Ii Yum Hang, has been elect
ed president of the Chinese republic
by parliament.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
CAPTAIN DAVIS
SAID:

I. When a man delib- 1
I. erately violates the !
{. law with reference to :;
+ the spending of money 1
+ in his primary cam 4
+ paign, isn't he trying 1
I. to cheat his way into Z.
+ office? 1
+ 1
I. 4. q. 4. q. a. 4. a. 4. 4. 4. 8
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
AMERICANS TAKE over
NICARAGUA REVENUES

Managua, Nicaragua, Oct. 3d.
Americans are taking over the man
agement of all the internal revenues of
Nicaragua.
A dispatch from Managua October
said it was reported American bank
ers to whom the Nicaraguan govern
ment was indebted had notified Mic
aragua that it must liquidate the in
debtedness by October 15 or that
otherwise they would take over suf-
ficient of the country's revenues TO re-
imburse them
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-30
BRITISH STEAMSHIP
MARINA SUNK BY
"A SUBMARINE
Without Warning and Mum.
Der of American Lives Reponed LOST
Inquiry Begun at Once

3OThe
steamship Marina had without Only 81 members the
admiralty said
mite
the
United States violated
LARGE NUMBER OF AMERICANS ON BOARD
sailed
PRIVATE DISPATCH SAYS AMERICANS LOST.
Ia waste
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27

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Di. promptbsit, NIT ,psld.

Die promptbeit, nit tpelber
fid bic Waffenftreduns Der Wsonten,-
sriner polIsiebt, brinst in Grtnnerung,
ipis bic aIIiirte preTs cine sanae bod,
lang NIT Der srIbten Gntidieoenbeti
bebauptet bate, oab Montenesro ben
&ries fortfesen tperbe unb bic Gries
Observation-Disclosures bios cine ariesss
lift getpefen tpdren. Sn biefem Sale
III NIT beipnberer DeutIi4teit eripieIen
fpprben, fpie man ben 8eritten Der Nls
Iiirten nidt ben minbeften Glaubsn
fheutsn barf. Sn bieier @erbtnbung
mag aud bas aiisenipitem Der Rufen
erlpdbnt perpen. Sobolb fie gum 4n-
srtff ihretten, fpirp ftets ein sldu3en=
Der Sies aus ct. petersburg saHels
bet. Wenn Die 2iise burd fhpere
RieoerIasen an ben Gag tprrHt, 70
pirb bic Gutfhulbisuns porsebraht,
Der 8eritt iei midi amtlih geiDeien.
Da cber in RubIarb iiberbaupt nihts
umtl,6 eemelbet rpirp. 10 taun mdn
jebs Mittbsiluns pom bort DON Dorns
berein aIs 2iige betra9teu.
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Die @ettertiiden an Der
StrDpafrunt.
q. u. I, ariesspreHe rtisr.
Due3aea 20. Gs3.

Gin. lGnsere Grontreiis fiibri. mid
an bi. Strppdfront, iiiblid pes Don
beuifd.n 9ruppsn bsIsbtsn gIbi6niiis,
ben JeIbmori4au Gr5ber5os Gri.brit
Dor einisen 9asen beiuGt bat. Sier
am unierlaufe bes iIeinen oitsaIiSis
ihen Jliibhtns bGlt Der tint. aliigel
Der 0iterreidi9 unsariIden 2lrmes
pflan5sr 8aItin Die WaHt. Tprt
ipirb ni9t Bios NIT sapfsrteit seser
bic RuHen getdmpft, ionbsrn aud ess
gen bic gang auberorbsntlid unsiinitis
gen, ssrabe5u beimtiidiiden Wittee
rungsperbdltuifis. Die Gegenb DON
8ue5ae5 III cine Der fGIteiisn inb
Idnesrsi9ften DitsdIi5isns. Shon
GHoe Ropember Iebie bic erite itrenss
Jroitpsriobs ein; iis ipurbs bani Der
euien Musriiitling Der IruppsH uno
Der ieiisn, bsi5baren nnteritdnbe aus,
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muir srreitte. Den MbihIub bieier
psriobs bilbsts Elm eeipdIiiger G9Hse.
ial, bsi beui IN sinsr sinsissn Nad,t
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2ofal 8eriat.
CHE. Grlaubsik sikideiae.

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Siubenburs iiber Die Serjiin
suns Der Alteu.
aus poisn jdrsibt man.

aus qoIsn jhreibt man:
Gin friibsrtr Gutsnodbar Oes 8ds
isrs unieres GeIomari9aus 9inben-
burg tsiudts ben Nari9aa iiuldneit
in isinem 5auptquariier. Der Wlarr
i9all mar iibsr bisisn 9sfud dubsrit
srfrsut, bsnn Der alts Serr mar ibm
nod aus ieiner SusenDSsit gut be-
ianni unb IN ipdiesu Subren bai er
lpisoerboIt bel ibm gum gsiu4 se~
ipsilt. 60 mar sr iibsrraiht, ben aIs
ten Radbarn pI6bIid iussnblia uub
slaItiid Dor ii6 su ieben unb dubefte
feline 9rpunberuns bariiber. Or mar
bod pi,l Glttr als CT Goer Wari4aD
i,nb bod nod 10 riiftis unb unternsbs
merb, bab man ibn beneibsn miibis.
.Dda freili9", ld9sIts Der Gutss
berr, ,unb bas trpb meinsr S0Jahre!"
Die fiebt man Sbnen aber ni1t
an" msint. 9inoenburg; nfpas baT
ben Gle b.nn ssmadt, um 10 friid
su bleiben2"
.0ermutblih nidts anberes, ols
Gp. Gr5euen5 gu tbun beliebien'.
i4srste Der 2anbfpirtb, rosnn aud
gip. GrssIl,n, itbsn gang famos aus.
10 bab tsin Menid auf ben gsDanisn
'iominen tSnnis, ss nit einem 68idbris
gen Su tbun 5u baben. Wsnn i1 mid
als alter Soloat aud eeh0ris suIams
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betpeslib ME Gp. GySelens. Oft mub
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ib al9 To-, mari Der WarfdaI Elm.
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fpirtlidune man Tag unb Naat. int
msr unb TETS benit unb arbeitst. einen
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5age, ben Der iiebt 0ott tperbsn lGbi,
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la6eilben Sonnenid,ein isnbei, fiir
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itdnbnis, ieine 3eit. Das unssbeuere,
unbsrsHsnbare Griebsn. bas uniibsrs
Isbbare Stiirmen in Der @sgtnipart,
bas 5fpinet audi lins alltsn ins iusenbr
lite asben 3iiriid. Ssbsn Sie einmoI
bic aanltrobsn brauben i'm Jslbs an:
lpie pisle bon ben Jnbabern bober
aommanboiislIsn iinb 10 an bic GisDr
ala bsranseriidt, siniss pon ibnsn bas
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Urndt ibrsr 2tbtnsarbtit gu id,aiIen
lnb tbte ldHstn .Grfabrungsn uibl
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Nie atridtIide 0erfoIaunn

Tie geridtIi9e 9erfolsuns
beg sriedif6eu Grpremisr genisslos
i9eint uHs Der einIeitenbe Saritt gum
Iufdlub @riedenlanbs an bic 8er=
biinbeten su fem. 8efiaeIos tpurDs
Don ben aliirteu dls cine Srobuns
ssssn ben aOHis Gpnitaniin beniist,
inbem man bur9bliden Iieb, bab,
ipenn biefer ntdt 5u ben 4niirtsr
iibersebe, siue repubIitanifde Beipsz
sung DON ben anbdngern 8eniselos
eine.leitet tperben rpiirbe, bic @eni5slos
aIs prdiibeuten Der griehrI4sn Ees
publif ausrufeu poIIen. Sn ois5sr
Weiis tpiirbe bic @crfi9t eebieteu, ben
SDColins Der alIiirten talt gu ftelen,
sbe ber a0nis iid su Dem entih.ibeu=
ben Sdritt .utialiebt. Mie man ii9
su erinn.rn tpiien pirb, erfoIs.e Der
offene llsbertritt 8uIsarisns gu ben
8erbiinoeten, uadosn 6teies sbenfaas
etnen i'm aItirten SoIbe ftsbenben bul>
garifhen gIspremier, Der nit Der
Gtttbronuus bes 2Dniss Jrbinanb
ssorobt bate, lDenn er iid ni9t ben
Iuiirten anfhliebs, auf 2ebens5eit ius
3a4thdus oefdidt bate.
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Tie StaIiener iiub uidt blOi

Sis StaIieHer iiub nidt bios
in ibrsr SffeniiDe srIabmt, ionberlL
ipie aus Den perf9iebentn GrfoIgen Der
Seiierrei9er bei SslaDia eriibtIid 1T,
iperben lie aud i9on IN Der 8srtbeiDts
sung i9pab. Sc III bas pobl elmer
tiefeebenoen Gridiitteruns susuf6rsis
ben. pie fie nad ioIa fiir4terlid eers
Iuitreidsn aGmpfeu. bic niht ben
minbeiten grfols bra4ten, 5u ermarten
mar. iSeititebenb lit puHlit, bab opn
ben StaIisneru nidts mehr su fiir@ten
1T. Da bas Gleiehe auf bic Ruflen
sutrifft, beren ansriffe ebeuio erfolss
los iino, 10 oerbleibt tbatfdHIib nur
mod ala eiHaiser itarter @esnsr bus
fransDiii4e 5e.r. Dime 3peifsl iptrs
ben bic Deutf4en Elm itartss 6eer am
fdmmelN, I'm bieieu lebten Segner ools
Zig aus bem Wese gu rdumen, pas
bas @noe bes arieges fem niitn..
rad unisrer 4niidt iinb bisrSu bier
Weillipnsn Wann uotbpennig unb mir
be5ipeifelu ni4t I'M Whnbeiten, oab bic
8erbiinb.ten ein iolhes 9eer aufaHls
menbrinsen tDnuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27

0trin6e syfsisrei4 srprcben su iSns
isn, nadt ft frif6 itnb trbdIt iie
aufrtdt. N<nn man bor Der Grnte
Tciner aebensorbtit ittbi, ipty t0nnis
ba ipobl miibe obsr ali ftins Gi1t
eihinal cine Tosesfrantbsit IdBt man
it'd, gefduen. Mflts trirb burd, Mrbeit
obgsf9iittsli, bnrh raTitpfes, iineinats
idrdntt.s Sinssben an bos srobe
Wert, benz nun einnol utle Uebdnisn
gsborsn miiiien. Won bentt gar aiht
an fid ielbit, fonbern rur an fsine
Mufgabs, an bas. mas ba tonmsn fol-
unb mub. Gibt es ttipa nod Ndns
ntr. bic bsuis spifGkn bisrsis uno
fiinf3is fid idon alt fiihlen tuis IS
por bsm ariese 70 bGufis ipof2 sd
CLAUDE nitt; 6enn fiir iie ale bat IS
ieBt Werptnbuns sssebsn, of in elmer
art, bic ibnen tefonbers aufast unb
ibr OaIein nit einem 3itlt trfiiat.
pas fe'porbem permibten. 2lbsr man
mub ielbitDerfGnbIid nit feinem Wirs
len nrb feiner grxit 5ufriebtn fein,
man mub Greubt, 9sgeiiierins unb
Genistbuung an ibr unb nit ibr ems
pfinben. bann rur lam aud Gin als
ter Wann tpiebsr jung iperben. Sic
fheinen mir, perebrter GreuHb. ii6ris
gems fir meine QuffaNung Elm trsfis
Iidsr getpeis su fsin, bern id jtbt g
Jbnen ia an, oob Sit ipisber Greube
am 9sben unb an Der arbeit gtfunbtn
babsn. Sic tptrosn ben Simmtl ipoh
bantbar bofiir iein, bdB Sic ipitber In
Die Sislen mubten."
$50 1T es, Grseaen5", itimniie Der
@utsberr bsi. .tbatfddIih. 10 1T ts.
slls meine SDbne ins Jelb mubien,
madie i6 mid ala alter Wann tpies
Der ans Dsrt. llnIsre @utsiufptitp'
rem unb Der OberfSrIfsr sinssn 3u ben
Solbaisn, mas blieb mir ba iibrig, als
allss ielblt 3u iibernsbmen. Griib aus
ben J6oern. ipdt unb abserudsrt ins
gstt, UNI Der erfols! eraelieHs bdtttn
Ifon bic Site, gu perifern. ME
friId, unb jussnbli4 ib ausidbs. Sn
Der That, Id fiibl. mid aud aubers
prbsntIidb jung. ibaienluitis. benn bic
arbsit sebt gut unb ,iA frtne mid
i6on, benz Glteiisn Sobne Elm label
log perpaltetes Gut iibsraeben 5u t0ns
nen, fusnn er sliidlid aug bem Gslss
beimiebri. Selbit I'm bic 3rennerti
linb bic 3udsrfabrit bes siptiten Juns
gen babe it mid setiimmert unb aud
Sisis finbet er in better Orbnune,
lpenn sr piepriommt. Dos itiae ers
ipartsn. bab bic Sunsen, ipsnn fit iptss
bsrtommsn, srobe alus.n MAIDEN uno
iiberrajdt fem iperbsn unb btm altsn
0ai,r, Der idon gu ni&ts au sebrau'
den tpar, ibrs gnersenniing ni4t pers
iagsn tonnen, bas bdlt mid friid
unp fpornt mid an. auts ooran 81
iessu, bi. iibtrnommensn pfli8tsn au
sriiineu. llno felt ii6 tinmol bas
3ipperlein Elm. bann jdmmert man
nidbt tpie friiber, fonbern bttbt bic
3dbne sujammsn. 60 tpurbe ih pies
Der jlus!' Da briidtsn fi4 5ipsi allie
Wann.r Die Sanb, bsnn fis ptritanbtn
iids: Der arisa bat iie nei seboten uno
bic 3ett bat ibnen iiber bds 4lttr, bic
Suasnb uub bic alrbeit bidelbtn St'
Dnufsu etrdedeb<u, W. y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27

sur Renntnib Oss prdiibenten @ilion
gebra9t iperoen, benn biefer fennt of
fenbar nidt bic pflidten, bic CT inter
BEN @Slterredt sesen fein eisents
aanb unb sssen anbtre 2dnber bat.
ST batte pom eriten Gage an enersii9
unb miriam einidreiten miNen, als
be neutralen He4te SolIdnbs, OGnes
marts, Sdpspens unb Rortpesens bon
ben @nglGnberH persepaltist ipurben.
glber er bat ods nnterlafen unb niht
einmal bic Re6te ieiues eisenen 2an=
bes sei4ibt.. Su 5olge befien trifft
Jpn aud bic Sdulb. bab bas @Dlters
redt bis auf bic leste @pur auases
pif6t lit.