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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11

Miss Ethel Murphy returned Mon
day afternoon to her home on North
Gay street after receiving treatment
at the M. & S. hospital.
Miss Florence Fishburn returned
Monday to her work in Denison uni
versity Granville, after visit with
her parents here.
Mrs. A. J. Day of GAINESVILLE came
here Monday for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs D. II. Gerwick and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Berger.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Rosenthall have
returned from Philadelphia, where
they were summoned by the death of
Mr. Rosenthall's mother.
Addison c. Dickinson, who has
been the guest of relatives here for
several days, left Monday for Sharon,
Pa.
Neil Place of North sandusky
street departed Monday for Pitts
burgh, Pa. where he will visit with
relatives for a month.
Mrs. Delsie Butcher went to Mt
Liberty Monday to spend few days
with relatives. Her husband will
join her there Wednesday.
President and Mrs. William Foster
Peirce returned Sunday to Gambler
after a trip to Philadelphia and New
York city.
Gambler high school defeated Mar
tinsburg high school in basketball at
Rosse hall, Gambler, Saturday night
by the score of 20 to 8.
Mrs. Charles Kilkenney and Mrs.
Fred Sullivan returned Saturday from
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward xii.
kenney of Cleveland.
Mrs. Catherine Stream, who has
been spending the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Luther A. Stream, returned
Monday to her home in Newark.
Miss Margaret Bruckert departed
Sunday for her home in Pittsburgh,
Pa, after visit with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Bruckert, and Theodore
Ringwalt, North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stoyle of Gam.
bier and guest, Miss Nellie Stallf of
Orrville, spent the weekend at the
home of Frank Stoyle, East Burgess
street.
Fillmore Gardner departed Monday
for his home in Tusca county, MINES
sofa, after visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Elgie II. Lauderbaugh, 622 West
Gambler street.
Mrs. Anna Cunningham of South
Mulberry street departed Sunday
evening for Indianapolis, Ind, where
she will be the guest of her mother.
She will also visit I'm Knightstown
and Muncie before returning home.
w. w. Stinemates returned Satur-
day evening from u several days bus.
mess trip In Toledo and Cleveland,
anu nus uepuTleu IOT NOTlOlk, va,
where he will spend the winter travel
ing for the Northwestern Elevator &
Mill Co.
Walter c. Burton, registered pre-.
scrlption pharmacist, has resigned
his position with Carl N. Lorey, drug
gist, to accept a position with Ira Fin
frock, Mansfield druggist. Mr.. Burton
will move his wife and family to
Mansfield soon.
ELI A. Wolfe OF Howard who has
been patient at the Mt. Vernon hos
pital following an operation there, re-
turned Monday to his home in How
ard. He was accompanied by Charles
Roblshaw of the hospital staff, who
will remain with him in Howard for
several days.
--.t.----
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
ohio correspondent Dead.

Washington, Jan. 10.-Corry NJ.
etadden, AN Ohioan, who for many
years was newspaper correspond
ent here, died of pneumonia. He for
merly represented Ohio newspapers
here, but more recently was CORE
srondent for the New Orleans Plea.
yune. The body will be taken to Ohio
for burial He was born at Utica In
1871
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
= TAFT'S STATEMENT
Business Men Supporting League to
Enforce Peace.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 10.-Ex
President Taft. in formal statement
makes the point that the representa-
tives Of the business interests of the
country are giving their support to
the proposals of the League to En-
force Peace, of which he is president
Mr.. Taft also ccmmends the idea OF
league of American republics, which
was put forth last week at the Pan
American congress as one which
looks toward the creation of g world
wide league OF nations, such as is con
templated by the Taft league.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
Mo Hinhhrom.

Bacon-The giraffe is said to be the
only animal In nature that is entirely
dumb, not being able to express itself
by any sound whatever. Egbert-It's
just as well, for If 1t could speak 1t
would talk over everybody's head
Yonkers Statesman.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
rAE PROGRAM
For the Next Community Meeting Of
Harrison Grange

The next community meeting o
Harrison grange will be held at the
Grove church on Friday evening, Jan
IA. The program follows:
Charles Shrontz.
Paper-Venice Mckee.
Declamation-Mary Biggs.
Paper-Ritta plery.
clamation--Lillian Davis.
Talk-George w. Hays.
Reading-Gladys Hays.
Address-Supt. M. G. Cummins.
Discussions-By the Grange.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
SHORT LOCALS
Eggs, 32c; butter 3Oc.

Eggs, 32c; butter soc.
Read Rockwells ad. in this issue.
Irwin H. Forbing of Brink Haven
spent Sunday in the city with friends
1879 Max Meyers 1916
Mammoth stove store, w. Gambler st.
Mrs. Mary Patton of West Gambler
street Is visiting in Utica.
ID. M. CARRIER was business visit
OF in Columbus on Monday.
For frostbites use Hanford's Bal
sam.
George Woolison was business
visitor in Danville on Monday.
Miss McChesney of the Mt Vernon
hospital is in Fredericktown.
Kelsey Critton of Kansas is the
guest of relatives in Mt. Vernon and
Knox county,
Miss Winterringer of Marion street
spent Sunday with relatives in Gam
bier.
x J. b. Leonard returned Monday to
Akron after visit with relatives in
the community,
Mrs. Timothy Hunter returned
Monday to Gambler after brief visit
in the city.
Mr.. Cowles OF Columbus spent Sun
day with his sister, Miss Edith
L., Jnh
Maurice and Edward Hayes return
ed Sunday from Monroe, Mich Their
glass plant shut down temporarily.
w. s. Hannum, agent for the &c, f..
T." gas light. Citizens 1884 green, or
SIT East Vine street.
Mrs. Frank Wilkins returned Mon
day To Utica after visit with Mrs.
ELLA u. Fouch of South Vernon.
r. 8. Kelser returned Saturday af-
tasn0on from business trip to New
York city and Buffalo,
Mr. and Mrs Clyde G. Conley and
daughter went to Newark Monday to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Ann Beard
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vance of AK.
ron spent Sunday with f. II. Vance
aad family OF West Vine street.
- Martin s. Kelly of Akron was the
weekend guest of relatives In the
city.
Little Regina Kilkenny of Cleve
land is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Charses A. Kilkenney.
Mrs. Grace Latham of East Burgess
street went to Cambridge Monday to
viaIt with relatives for several days
Nelson Gardner returned to Card
ington Monday after visit with Mr.
aud Mrs. H. II. l.auderbaugh of West
Gambler street
Mrs. Il. IT, Barringer of Chicago
H., who has been the guest Of MIR
and Mrs II. c. Bristol, left Monday
for cadiz, o., where she will visit,
Mrs. II, c. Wright who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Mitchell, returned Monday to hel
home In Cleveland,
Mrs. II. s. Jester of Columbus is
spending a week with her parents
hsr. and Mrs. s. r. Cary, East Ham
tramck street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Payne have re-
turaea from visit Of month with
D. l.. Banbury and other relatives in
BaRville.
Meetings were started Sunday
night at Brandon in the NJ Il. church
Rev. Akers OF Homer is in charge.
Pneumonia? Apply Hanford's Bal
Ram. Rub it on and rub It in thor
oughly until the skin is irritated.
Mrs. Frank Branigan and son, Ed
ward. OF Springfield, o.. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
cormick, West High street.
Mrs. Frank owen returned Sunday
70 her home on East High street aftel
receiving treatment at the NJ. &
hospital.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
charoed win Murder OF Striker.

Hamilton, o., Jan. 10.-Lee Std
man, Boone Pace, Robert Pace anu
billiard Begley. arrested following the
killing Of Coleman j. Brown, a strilr-
err were held to the grand jury with
out bond. on tne charge of murder
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
OPEN TWO MILLION
ACRES TO ENTRY

Washington, Jan. 10-Some two
millions of acres of non-irrigible land
in Pennington, Custer and Fall River
counties, South Dakota, are today
thrown open for entry by the depart
ment OF the interior.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
His oooupatlon.

Johnny. is your father an optimist
or pessimistY"
"He amt neither one. He's chi
Iopodist New York American.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11

For cuts, burns, scalds, sores and
open wounds, always apply llanford's
Balsam lightly, but be sure that 1t
covers and gets TO the bottom of the
wound. A few light applications are
generally all that is needed to heal
this class of difficulties.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
pHlLIpp ANSWERS LA TOILETTE

Janesville, Wis, Jan. 1O-Governor
E. l.. Philip will deliver a speech
here tonight in which he will answer
LaFollette's attacks on his admins
tration in detail.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
As Rill Mua Saw M.

Bill Nye described a five shot Colts
revolver as professor Colts five vol
ume treatise on the ventilation of the
human system"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11

Thou wilt give thyself relief If thou
doest every act of this life as II it
were the last.-Mark Antony.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11

BANNER CLASSIFIED ADS. PAY
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27
SanonOiu iprtd)t.
0iaIt IuRIanOs Gage in Den
rDliglten ,Sarbcu.
n8ir miiiieu iisseu. 4"

qstrogra6, 23 6e6r. gei Der grs
6FfnuHg Der ruIiiihen 0uma belt
Der Miniiter Oes 4suBeru SaiIpnop
cine 9robe 8e0e in Der er bic MILF
tdriIGe Gage Au6Ianos in ben bent
bar roiigiten 6ur6eH I6iIoerte. Gr
ia9te Der 8rieg t6nne Spar non
langs oauern, dbsr Der 5ied lei
iiber, Der Grfols bei Gr3erum
babe bies ihon ge3eigt. IS iei Die
9rpBartigite 2etituns Oes Sriegss.
9err SaFonon Raunte auBIonb
ben 8srfe6ter Der 3ipitiIution uno
Meni9lihteit, pdbreno DeutI9lano
oa8 8e1enttil beitre6e. Sbpn oesz
halls miiBten bic 9tQiierten Iieaen.
Sum S9luiIe ieiner Rebe fom Der
Miniiter aud ouf bic pprsdaIihen
8eiiebanger gu 2tmerita su ipreGen,
oas 9uBlnno Ip treuIid nit munis
tion periorge. Gr IieB Die Gelegena
belt ni6t borii6ergehen, Obns ii9 an
Der o9etpifenltieu uno perbre9eriz
i6en Yropaganba oeutImer Qgenten
in IEterita" gu reiben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27

llnteriCe6ODtc5 nn Der Snitc BON
Tcggptcn unb ons SOrpcoicrcn ner-
idlicOsucr cngliidDcr Gnmpfer in
Gggptiidcn CScmdiIcrn bubcn ticicn
@InOruf 9cmndjt.
p5m SnOnn fat Der britiidlc
SOmmanbant cir Giu9cborcncn nm
0ilfc erindlt. Sic iuNrSc linn olatt
ucrmeigert."
9erlin %. 5ebr. Die ,lle6criec.
gtnfriftenogentlr" erfI6rt, oaB bic
itoIieniihe 3cinmg n2'0roine" mli.
tcrc @cridta ii6cr 9(uiItGnoc in
9Ic8gptcn bringt. 9iod ocn lebtcn
2PcI0ln8en iin0 mic0erlm 50 Ser.
ionen oetotet mo ilbcr 80 bermln-
set wor0cn, ais Die 9ritcn eire
@}eltterei unteroriifen moaten. @ei
oieier @eIegenheit lDuroe Elm Wo.
ior cridoiien. S5n aairo ipur0en
in Sonuar 10 @inridtrlu9en Dor.
genon1men.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27
yam 1ptei $eiten benrnbt.
5enmIIl n,ro arabrr riidsrm unm ll)rIten
areeu Hcn Jill unr.

@erIilL %. 6e6r.. 0ro1tlos mad
GoDpiae, g. 5, @o6 neucn @}cl-
nun3cn ans aonitantiuopcI miro sic
Gtelhm1 scr GngIdnNcr in 9lc9pp
ten miuncbr ernItIib I'M 9}iifen be.
nro1t. Iic Senuiii 6o6cn iib in
Ocn 9ciiG elmer 9iei0c Don Grtidni-
tcn iii @cit1gDptcn gcicbt mo nG.
bern iit Jest 0cm 9}iltole. Die
Slra5er Dnben iidb ibnen orgei6Ioi-
len. Sic 0ilie, Die ole @riten I'M
Suoon 5ll crbolten boiiten muroe
ibncn perrUCi9crt. @oro aittbener3
@&itien bat man 0ort nod niAt Der.
9eiIeu. Ger @eridt bat ioigen0cn
g&ortlaltt:
sic Srrniii iinO nad) Der Gin
nnBmc Oun SOllum, Siua unb Saio
&eraO bnrh gSritGgBptcn uuraerift
nnb nabern i'd Dem &iltaIc. @iclc
glrabcr Stammc bnbcn nd linen
nnacidIluiirn.
ySa5 Gridjcinen cines hcntIdlcn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27
@e9e1l DER ,,Nppam".
2ao SnnO s crIdlt in NuriuIf
lit nttlt sui, dHOi9
Yrutcit gegen 92fanOuHg.

8oTfington, %. 6e6r. Die 6euts
ibe 9ptidoft 6nt bem Staatsoepnrz
tement formeIle 4oriteuungen 9ema6t
peger 2lnbeftung oes gunoesgeriatss
iiegels an Die oeuti6e 8riIe .2lppum"
Deren ebemaligs Gigentimer cine
Stage auf 6erdusgabe pes ShiTfes
an9eitrengt haben uno einen 2lrreitz
befebl bpm 8unOesrihter in 0nrfplt
erlongt ba6en. 0rof 8erni.orff peiit
IN ieiner ylote aus 3abIreinen 9nr-
enti9siOungen Uni aus oem Worts
laut oes prsubiIn=ameritonii4eH
&ertrnses nad, DAB gsgen Die griie,
Die oeuti6e geIaBunq ltno oeren Be-
feblbaber, 9eutndnt Berg, fein ames
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anQdnqiQ
lit. 0a3u tomme Der l1mitauo, ooB
Seutnant Berg unier DautT6er 5Fla5s
ge GrtraterritoriaIreht geniebe uno
Der 6leIigeu 8erihtsbarfeit nidt un@
tertuorfen lei. Die Rots re1t an.
oaB Die 8uuoesrt8ierun1, lpenn Der
Sdu am :. Mtdr5 3ur 8erh1nplung
tomm:, oen 9unoesriater ii6er bic
i7aBqebenoen 9ertru9sbeitimmuu9en
ouffl0re.
RdtitIhdfttr Soeesfal.
1eringtCn, qp, o. 7e6r. Der
Gorpuer unterIutt Die llrTa6e be-
Sooes zines GeindftsreiTenoeu aug
GleDslauo, uomens RJdaro 9. 6ass
til. Der al inuerer 8erblutund, aus
gsuidletnlid infoI1e eints Shlaoes
in De- 6srsaesere, itorb. 5dirfunz
gen auf Isinsr 9ruTt 3sigen, oaB er
geidIagen puroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27
Niefge 5dif5perGute Gng(Qn05
lleber flint yroItnt bet englii6en 9anSd5ROtG
lett Sriea5au56rudJ uerleatt.
gSeit ibtr 600 9ampfer anf bsm Meeresgrnnb,

bes Bib: 9a 1913 ois engliffe Sam
oeIsfIotte ous 1929 S6iffcn Iber
100 Sonnen beitonb, betrd9t Der 9ers
luit BEL Dem lIntergang oon 637
S6iffer 5.6 Qrp5ent De8 9eTtonoes.
Der perfii9bare Qaoeraum iit in nod
9r0Berm gloBc betroffen. Gr betrug
1913 - na9 Der leben uns 5ur 8erz
fiigung iteherben Stdtiitit - ins9es
Iamt 21,045,O49 9onnen; Elm Der
IuTt BON 1 1,470,351 3onnen ma4t al
10 etlpa 6,96 Yrp5ent oes gnnsen
Raumes aus. Mieber febr intereFont
lit Die 4ro3ent6ere6nung Bel ser
fran36iii6en 9anbelsfIotte, bic 1911
1877 Sdiffe ii6er 100 9onnen nit
l ,273,5 ,593 3pnnen umfobte. 01bz
reno Der 8erIuit Der 55 G6iffe ettpa
4 qro3ent oes geItanbes ausmoht,
betrd3t Der Pro3entias 0es pernias
teten 8oumes ui9t peniger ais H.
9ro3ent, neil es iih meiitens I'm
9roBe Srdn5portI4iffe gebanOeIt bot.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27
MtnRr ArRttaltaf&tn TruttznHrn uRfannrtt.
Setne Teitnng.
Gr5erum DUn Silrfcu iiber5aupt
nlht OerteiOigt.
91nfeu iibertrirbeH iujc tets.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, %. 6ebr,
Ser tiirfiihe 8cneroIItob bot &c.
Iiern cine GrfIdruug erlaiien, III Der
gum eutenntale Ole Ginuabme bpn
Gr5eruln oltrd Die Ruiien erruabut
mir0. Gs mar gan5 eenau 10 &c.
tonllnen, pie man IN miIitdriiden
Streiien geoaft batte. Die 9iuntu
batten al Der aalIfoiltS-6ron eiue
9roBe llebernad)t 5uiamlcn8e508etl
uno 5uangeu Die Iiirfen 5lmt 9ild.
5ug. Gr5eriim lpur0e iiberbaupt
uidlt nertcioigt un0 Die rltiiiiheit
9erihte iiber Sic @eiaugcuuaDme
pom $4,000 3iirfen mo Die Grbelt'
tltug BON 10000 aanonen gcb0ren
ieIbItperitdn0liA in ba5 9ieih 0et
6abeI. Sic menigen alien aano.
nen, Die iit in Den gdn3lid oeroI.
teten Sorts non gr3erum beionoeu
mur0en Dor Dem 9Ib3u9e Ser &iir'
fen 5erit0rt. Ser amtIid)c @eridt
bat foIgenben @ortIout:
n9ie tiirfiiden Sruppen 5oger
iih ouf ipeitIib BON Gr5erln gele.
gene SteIIunoen 5uriif, nndOem iit
Ole Is aiIoneter 0itlidl bon Gr3e.
rlm 9eIe9enen SteGuugen 5critort
glud ipuroen so oIte aononen ser.
Itort, 6ie oe5 Mitnebnlen8 niht weri
lparen,
n@bnrtaitiiHe ruiiii6c 9eridltc
iiber Die Grbeutling BON $4,000 CO.
ioneeneu uno 10000 aononcn iin(
natiirIih erlogen. S5n ser hinge.
hung BON @r5errm ionoeu uber.
boupt feline &Grupic Itatt, ouBcr an
ben obc1 be3eiHnctcn &unftcu. Gic
Setting Gr5crum bate feincn mill
.ariideu @ert uno Die StaNt ieIbi
mld uiht."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27
Sonam>9t >9torOlec.
Rbeins ! Unans / anal in ernltlis
der GrtDdgung.
9nltnrbiit 8erf.

Miinhen, ii6er Berlin uno Con.
BON, %. 5ebr. Dos 6indu3lomitst
Der 9ammer ertIGrte ii6 geitern fin
2(nnabme Der 8prLoqe, in Der Oil
Grribtung elmer oroBen eleItriIber
Sterilization am DoI6enIee in cer
Rdbe Der 3iroler @ren3e in Sber=
bnpern, borgeieben pirb. Die Grs
ri6tun9 Der 9IMage idpebt bsreits
Ieit mebreren oSa6ren. Der Uliniiter
fir 0ffentIife 2(rbeiten SoOeu err
tIdrte, baB Die gleuonlage no6 Rem
Sriege 3ur glubbarmahung ouer
Bdfertraft in 8anern fiibren ipiirbe.
Sn oerieI6en Giburg beiprad) Der
Miniiter bic 2tnloqe zines rieii9en
9nnoIs, Der Rbeln, Mdin uno Do
nou berbinben Yoll. Serr Sobeu erz
tIGrte, 0aB ha5 Proiett infolge Der
poIitilhen Gntlpidluug ieit Dem
&riege BON Der grobten tuIturbiitori=
ihen 8e0eutung iei uno fir 9opern
BON 9rOBem inoufrielen uno font
mer5iellen Nuben iein iper0e. Der
9ornl, fa9te er, pirb DeutTGIan0 in
ieinem 8ertebr nit Dem Orient p0llig
unobbdngig por GngIdno mohen.
g}uf Der 5erti9itellung oes aas
nails ipiirbe Elm rpeiterer na6 0oros
lueIten ausgefii6rt fper6en, Der aud
bic Glbe uno 8eIer nit bem neuen
Snitem perbinben ioG. Die Dondu
mirOe bis Him fhtifbnr gemdnt un0
bon bort elm auoerer 2anal 5ur Der
btnoung init Dem 8oOenIce an9eIegt
perOen. 2tuh io0 Der SberIouf bes
R9eines 3iuii9en StruB6urg uno bem
9oneufee ermeitprt merhen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27
SSas Ger Sric.y foItet,
>, 500, GOO, 900 Wlnrf fir Sas
meme 1.ehuunf sjlbr.
9cutIblanO briust baS @clS nnf.

Berlin, %. 5ebr. Die n46ife
oeutife Observation-Disclosures beans
Ipru6t minbeItens 5,500,O0000O
Mart, eininlieBlih 2,000,000,00Q
3inien fir 8riegsonIei9en, lpie &C.
beimrat 8ebrnouer in BEN ,6ambur=
ger gla4ri6ten" berehnet. Dos bis
her b0hIte Budget, i'm Sabre 1913
IA, erreibte nur peniq iiber $500
100000 Wart. 9o bic Ginnnbmen
aus 30uen un0 onoeren QueIen
cine ftorte 2lbnabme 5eiqen, ipeiIt
0err 8ebrnnuer na6, baB in Dem I'M
2tpril begiunenben Reconnaissance
miroeitens 3,000,00O,000 Mort fir
loufenoe 2tusqaben duBer Dem &rieq
our6 neue Giutiinite ouF3ubrinqen
iin6. 8ei bieIer Summe 1T nod niht
nit ben neuen Qeniionen uno ben
bernebrten Soften Der 2lItel sbeyiis
herung 9ere6net, oie fiinitig I6oa i'm
oollenoeten 65. itatt i'm 70. 2ebensz
jubre fdlig miro. 2tnoeren 3eitunQsz
ltlml1en 3utol9e, bic iidl NIT 6eu
6ousbaIt beiddftiqen, bat oie gaegiez
rung eine mdBige Grb0bunq oes gor=
tos, ser 9eIe9rapbenqebii6ren uno
pOiti6edqebiihreu 5ur Gr4Gn3uuq her
bereits angetiinbi9ten neuen Steuern
ins 2luge aefaBt. 2luh bic 2(bgoben
Don 6rohtbrieFeu, ousgeocbnt ouf
@erIdnogiiter min0eren llmfonQ8 nls
zines acknowledgements, 6iirftcn err
b0ht .netotu. Spdter miro bic Rez
gierun9 pn9ri6einlifl ni9t Bios Gle
betonnte 80 Qro3ent Steuer ouf
Grtra ariegsprofite er9e6en, ion
Bern eine re9elmdBige 8eiteuerung BON
8epinniten, Die bintiinftiq aus
ariegslieferungen er3ieIt perOeu, einz
fiihren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27
Wrmcr ytifita.
Ser GrsG 0nia wegen 6OdJpsrrnts pon
oeu Allierten beitrnit.

Berlin, %. Jebr. (5untipruh
nah GanpiQe.) Der ruiiii6en SET
tung .8iriderija DieDomoiti" 3us
Folqe, meloct Die 29entur ue6eriee,
6aben bic 9iplDmoten Der entente
N}dtte qsgen Dan friberen 8orig
Iitita BON U}ontenegro cine Grimis
noluntcrIutuus 5sFu6rt pegsu jeiner
llnteruerfurg uno Ieines Jrieoensqas
Iu6g an Ctiterreih lInaorn. Gr
puroe oerurteilt. itrenq bepa6t, fern
BON n2onte1eqr0 Bis 3um Gn0e bes
arieges 3u cernsiIen, je0en 8erte5r
nit 9rir3 0}irto uno onoern gers
I0nli6feittn, nie in U}onteneQro Bile
ben, 3u unterIaHen uuo teine politis
fnen M7einun8en 5u duBern.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27

(Die gemiibun9en Der Gntentes
freunoIiden QreKe in Der 9eiebun9
pon aonfi uno g}ocmno cine 9es
Orobung 9rients 3u ie6en, iino iiber
ale Moben iiberfliiTig. Ronti Iie9t
ndmIi6 npd Is 8iIometer iiio6fIin
bon 8ppereto, bos oje StaIiener aud
Idon einmaI nbeino6e" 9enommen
6dtten, unO SO 8iIometer IiibIia BON
1rieut. Rocegno liegt brett n0rbs
lid BON 8orgo inn 6u1anosSal mb
"a SiIometer oitIiio6itIid BON 3rient.
8eibes fino unbeoeuten0e 90rf6en
unb pon elmer 8ebrobung Roberetos
Ooer gar 3rients lam aid niht i'm
geringiten bic Rebe fein. Die Stos
Iiener fno ebsnio lpeit bon oieIen
beiben 0rten entfernt ipit gu 9tnfung
6es Sriege8.)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27
@illOn wtll ni1t.
0cgcn Seiprchuna Der Sauds
bOOtirage int GOngrcR.
@ore plant 9lciOlntiun.

@oibington, %, 5ebr. gon Der
9lominiitration uobeitebenoen Ser.
ionen muroe beute mittag ousbriit.
lid erfIGrt, onB 4r1iioeut &ilion
0crcu cine oiientIihe 9eipre6img
ans Der 6elltihen GrfI0rlnl
L. .hieucn ncucn 3auhbnotiragc
nu Senot lit. G. beiBt onB Se.
nator Smit6, Geor9ia, nit Sena.
tor Stonc bic Graoc beIpraf, oh e&
5lpcdntdBg icL i'm Senat cine 91e-
iolution eil5ureidcn, III ser Der
@orid)Idq qcmoht miiroe, nmerifa-
niide @iir9cr por Scr 9enuBllng be-
moiiueter Sampler ST ipGrnen. &c.
notor Stoue ioQ hoge8cu 9clpcien
iein.
6cltte ntittag lplroe bcbouptet,
0oB Scnotor Dorc, 8cpu6lifoner,
cine ioIde 9icioIution ein5urcidcl,
scocnft, ooh 6iirite Dies crit mad
Der 93coc 9citeben Die Senator
5tore, Der @ertrauonsmann Der
2l6miniitrotion I'M 2oufe 6ieicr
@ode I'M aon1reB ij6cr oieie 6rogc
6aItcn mir0. Is beiBt, oaB Ser
&raiiOent iraic aono in ieinem &or-
gcbcn nit Sen 9Pobtcn miinidt unh
oe@6oI6 gcoen ci1e Gi8fuiiion im
5cuat lit.
G6 0ic @erren i5m 0icien Geial.
len tun merocn lit oueroingS mcb:
ais iro9lid,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-27

Berlin ijber &on0on, %. ,Sebr.
gluf 0eln idrpicriacn Icrram pon
Soutbej, no icit Monotcn Inn ieOcn
6ilBbrcit aui 0a5 bitterite gcitrittcl
miro, hoben oeutitbe Eruppeu. nje
6cr 0clitide @euerolltab 9eitern nit.
teilte, einen beoeutenoen GrioIg Ell.
rungeu. Der aoulpf ionO in Dem
iiiooitlih BON Soubc5 acIeoencn
@nIo BON @ipcufp.en.@imp itatt
un0 brndte ben 0cutider irau3oli.
lhe SteIlunqen III Der 9lusoehnung
0on init eincm aiIonlcter ein. in
0ieiem bon 5eIobeieitigunaen,
Sd)an3graben umo N1mcnieloern
burd)iurhten Gcrrain elm 6cocnten.
Der Grfolg.
9a9 8ori Sou6e3 fuurOc oet
Gentld)en lpdbreno Der 5iueitcu gre.
zen SiicniiDe Der 8ron3oien I'M 30.
'ri9en Sabre cntriilci, IS licgt 10
Siloucter iiiomcitlif upn Gems rm6
ebeuiomeit norOpcitIid) bon 2lrra8,
GS lit Die an peiteitcu mad @eitcu
Dor9eihobene oeutide .ts..lng i'll
6lonoern mo lit ihon oe8Dnlb rm0
neil iie BEN arcllapluft Der Stro.
zen BON Scu5.2trras ltn0 9etblnc.
2lrro5 itiibt bon grober itrategi.
i6cr g9idtigfcit.
Der omtlidc 9eridt bat iolgen
beu 8ortIaut.
oMeitIidjc 5ront: Ia6 mebrcren
ucbIigcn Gagcn fl0rte oos 29ctter
iit 0eitcrn mlf. 9ie8 iiibrtc 3u
lebDoiteu 9lrtiacriefdnlpien 3mii6en
Dem @a 9aiiee aanoI uno 9(r-
rns, no luir mad cincm mirflug3.
eo1en 9ou1bar0cment iiioIid Don
Son6c3 500 glcter fron3oiiidcs
SteGun0en i'm Surluangriif nab.
men. g3ir madtea Z 0iiiiicre uno
319 1Pann 81 @efangenea.
u3wiihen Gomme mo Die, an
ser 9lisnc' 6ront uno an me9reren
Emrftcn in Der Gbampogne, lpur.
ben Die Sample gIeidioa3 lebbai.
fer. y3orbueitIih bon 9a6ure
idftg Elm fran3oiiidbcr Sonooraua.
tenangriif iebI.
n2Iui oen SiigeIu an bei0en
lliern Der @}oa8 obergal6 3rm, eut-
midelten iid 9trtiGeriefdmpfe. ole
an 8cipiiien guntten ie6r beitig
lpuroen un0 Ole gauge godt an.
bielten.
0G5 6abcn bieIe 2uftf1npic, be-
ion0er5 Dinter Der feinoIicbcn 5ront
itottgeiiuoeu. Gine5 unierer @uit.
i6iiie fiel p1brcnb Der g}odt Dem
ieinoliden Jeuer bel 5eDignB 5lun
GpIer.
oCit- uno galfan 6ront: Gage
lmOerou6ert.