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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-31
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fouimanbos, bon br Stabt Sberbiir.
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fhnftcn in Der &rieg5perpflegungs.
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bern iporen Sflpeiiern oes 9fotben
@rell5es bebiIfli6. @dbreno Der Spei.
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limit neuer Transporte lit nod unbp.
itimrtt Nad Der speiiltng forrierten
sih hie Eruppen 5llm 3ug rnaribierten
ii,1ter 8orantrttt Der beutiden Wuiif
IN Die Stabt elm. Sinter Der Wtuff
itritt Sberit 3arafdIlos mit ieiueu
Gtab, beeleitet bon BEN be,Itihen Sf.
fisieren. Ssbnen folgte cine eiltfaltcte
ariedIife @egimentsfabne. bann lie
qruppen init aufgepflun5tem Getlebr.
Ger Marib gine blIrh Die giicrbabn.
ynterfiJbrlins in Die Stabt Rin.ir,
h,trh bic gerIiner StuBe. iibcr oen
Eoitplns Il. 7, f. nuh Dem @nraden-
lager, ous cine 8ierteIit,mbe Dor Der
Stabt nod @ops au Gest.
Das 9aradspIager bciteEt aus elmer
aroben gInoabI gerdilnniser, feIIer imb |
ipobnliter garafen. 9ie Sffi3terc
iperben in Der stabt tbeils IN SotaIs.
ibciIs IN m6bIirten 3irtmern ilntcrGr.
bradt, 70 bab in jeoer @eiie fir eineu
funerasidaftlitten grpfang Der gric.
&iften. @dite borseiorqt purSe. Sberit
a,ro Sliisela6iutant BON gitorff febrte
nod beiite in oas faiferIife Saupt-
quarter 5uriid.
Tie @rieden ipIen fit fiber hie
RIaifabasE Sie .5rsa asf iSsss Rsiie,
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&au,tItpn.

1laier aaent in &anItcn N &err
QasssS Wrnd, 449 Sib Giufk Sts.
0eu- Sel. 476. n. &ome Vtsns
1891 q.
~ Sn Sdinifton traf bic Na4riHt
elm. bdb Ssrr Granf 3. Stamnl, friis
tet bier ipobnbaft uno jest IN st.
Nttsrsburs, Gla.. anidfiis. ben $780,
600 Rpntrntt aur Grbannns elmer
Hrii6e in punta @orbn. Jld., er9ielt.
DnrG Rifter Wurpbp ipiroe
Catherine Mrpp iptsen ansebIih srps
Ser Bernnfldifisuns unb brutaler Be
bdnbluns RON Charles Nrpp seffies
ten unb erbielt Die GrlGubnib, ihren
Mdbhennamen Gotberins 0ilmdnn
irieeer 3u fiibrsn.
ssrGulein Gertrude peters,
Totter bon Serrn unb Srau g. M.
petsrs, unb Ssrr Warb Gdftein bon
Gnlem, g., iperben am IA. yfDDem6er
ebeli1 perbunben iperben.
- Den Serren Spbn s. Shumas
der uHb gblparb grebner fpurben ees
fern bon ben 2isens aommiHdren
S1nntlisenfen betpilligt.
Wapor 6olsberser mahte am
Mspntas eiusn @erfu6. 5tpifGen ben
Beanten Der Champion goateb paper
60. unb beren itreifenben Sortirerins
usn 5u psrmitteln, es tpurbe inbss
nod teine ginisuns ersielt.
- Winiam Ri9arbion BON gaO.
e04 Central 9lpenue 1T i'm Werep
Gofpital, mo er iih ,nebreren Operae
ticnen unteraOseu bate, i'm Glitter BON
fiinf5ts Sabren eeftorben. Ct binters
Idbt flint stnber.
81 Mapor 9olafsrser unb b<r Di'
rettpr fit Sffentlidwn 9ienit Garper
ernannten folgenbe Serren dls gon'
Rcmnli1iion fir cine ueue Stabtbdlle:
g. .. Gitton, Charles .. Wut9es,
ScbH r. @riesmer, George @runbs
fpff uub Sobu 6. SIapbad.
- gaeIie BRADFORD reihte tpessn
angehlider llnterbaltsperlpeise
eine Sdeiounssflase seeen Clarence
BRADFORD Elm. ste befduibist ibu
cuBerbem Der ebelihen lntreue.
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Stne orbtnana no 447--gor,sBrun

Htue 6rbtHaua Dls. 447-goriebrun'
" aeH tretfeHb fir ote slusanbe bon Bombs
gum Betraee BON fiiuiSebHfaueno fiiufbunberi
SiI,6Oo,oOl Toaats. IN gorausnabnie ben
FrtWcntg .5ur 3abInnn hes ffdbtif9en GntbeiIs
an ben Soften unb el.iseabeU bfr Berbefierune
ber 8ine gtrase. bon oer u1rbli6en einte bon
3iu5Ifter Sttuse bis 'ur i5rbIi6en etnie bon
9inerto Strabe, unb 1lenmore Nbenue, bon
g8eri Rono big 5ur 9riogetoipn monb. bur4
QfIaiteuina bes sSabriueaes.
Eet es berorouet bon benz gtnbfratt Der
Et1bt Cincinnati. Sfddt Chic:
Settion 1. 9nb es ala notbneiote ern1tet
nu5upeben iirb al beriaufsn Denhe tss bsjaes
Zen 6sott Sifm nstsaes baa }on{n,htaafs61
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jein piirbe. 9ieie gropbe5eiung be5
olga abau riibri babsr, Oab bic 5iirtei
bissmdl nidt ben DON ben Gntentss
u.dd,ten gerrlatten @eripredrinecn
Der .erritorialen SntegriiGi trauet
ipoIlte - triissriideu 9triprehanser,
bic bisie Der 5iir.ei iieis mad isber
territoriaIsn 8eraubuns beg Rei4es
gemodt baben, obne iie 3u balien.
Ra9bem bic llniernebmungen an
ben 9arbanelleu unb in WeIcppia:
misn tldslih seideitert Duren ano bic
parpbie bes Sultandts Don aesppteu
uiat bas eripartete grssbHib 5ebab.
bate, mubte bic briiiiae Regieruns
anbere MittsI iu4eu, I'm i6rem gsg.
ner gu i6absn.
CUR 3eit bss Giit5uses BON ben
DarbanelIen i9rieb bisi ielbs .5im.s@:
Wenn mir uns bon ben Darbaneuer
suriid5ieben, 70 seTdisb. biss gu benz
3tped. I'm bic 5iirtei an einem ems
pfinbIi6eren Sbeile an5liereifsn."
9as bisb nit anberen Worten. bab,
nadbem bic miliiGriiden WittsI trob
bes sroben WlibpsrbdliniFeg Der bsis
berfeitissu ardfte tpirsunssIos seblie.
ben iparen. man feline 3uflu9t gu Sns
irisusn nebmen ipiirbe. an bic bic bris
tif9e Diplomatic ia setpSbnt 1T. 2lls
Sperationsgebist ipurbs, tpie oben ers
pdbnt. bas Wilajst Ssbi6as gefpGbli.
mo iih bic beilissn Sri. beg ssSflam Be-
finben. Ganse Monate purben ben
@orbereituueeH gu bisism aomplott
setpibmet.
Die enslii9e Rsgisruns periianb e,
Elm serpiiIes Diribi9aItlides Mibbc.
hassn, bas in jsn.r Gsgenb felt aus.
bru4 bes aries.s psgsn Der Sen.s
mung Der piIssrfabr!en berri4ts, ses
Ibid. gu bsHusen, unb iie bebisnte ii6
aubsrbsm Der ebrgei5is.n g.tre6uns
gen, bic man felt einigsr Belt bst benz
eIidsriien beoba9isie. Sm Sob. Der
al
britii4en Resieruus iieb,nbs inbii6s
smiRdre burh3ossn bas 2unb unb
bertbeiltsn unttr ben Stdmmsn cnss
lii4es @elb.
0ird Sen sd,criif beimIih auise.
munssrt sabsn iid bisis Sidmms fir
oas ensIifds Spiel Der unb Der Auf.
rubr brad aus. Da bic taiisrlid cts
iomanii6e Resisruns bic trfOresrlis
den Wabnabmen sstrOffsn bat, um
bic gepesung Inn .aeim, 80 eritidsn,
Tam man rubis bem gluasans Der gu.
geisssnhtit entscseufsbsn.
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onB England iih in isiHsu @srsanuna
gen sstalidi bGben iuirb.1 d
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Ter srcunoffuft iinb biele 10 gang
anfGRia, bab fie nit jebem iBrer 9a.
.anutpn - fre1,noftaftIih perfebreh
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GEO. P. SCHWE|TzER.
VOLKSBLATT
10 B R 0 0 N s
127 Of Z. Gtrails.
SrmdfadJe,t

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ias 0<fddstSIsuts. psrsiRs sie. ufberieSunasx
Derbsu asf uxIf0 bdpsu1
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Genital College.
8eIb al berIeiben.


Sere BebtnguneeH Giaoi. unb
,sorm'IarlebeH. 9b. Quinn, 200 on
6rHfte. canal <4l9. aibse 2ii7.
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NtEe 6rbinaua 80. 445-1ele--lim
" 5frfore sn treffcn filr bic aHsgabe ben
Bombs aunt 9etraQe bon fhnfuno5Ipdrtsia 1nifs
ieHb Brpeitunofrt fS25. .21000) Dollars itir ben
eee iihbtifNen GnthtiIb BET aoiten iiilp elns'
gaben flr bic BsrbelIsrune Bee pincolH p!terue,
pom altns .mIacs DID a,g N,oobturt tfoMne,
baFe 0sasstase essea bsa Gasos aRb DfIas
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= Stiiban bic britifas gissierunq
sbie eonbOner griIdruns4 aufsebOb,H
hat, III bic aontrebanbsJra fur bic
ytsuttalsn eine sbsHIo imssiotiTt, pis
ibtt 3anbbabung feitens ber arisaa.
.fadssnSm untsfsisbiasnss
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aadairaeen sos goreft
apeinie, aboucale. geore sIOoI iioo.
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in gulenrieit IN Seiterreif-lln
lno Ieuti6lano slltbeil gelporben lit,
iebr erfrert misgeiproAen ba6en.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Short Snatches From Everywhere

There are still a lot OF British tanks sitting around
the London clubs.-Columbia IS. c. Record
little thing like abdcatng a throne is
cagaeue If that's what IL requires 70 appease an rate
spOuse-SOuthern Lumberman CNashville)
Ten cent stores during the past eight months took
S50.440.961. Well. wonder can't find five
cents when need 'em--Gary Cnd) Times
Another reason why California is superior to
Europe because the tourist look at the
without tanning smoke.-Galves.On (Texasj News
Iynching elephant in Tennessee is only a taste
November to another elephaut-IndianapOlfs News
a cruel exchange says that who was called
fool by his wtfes father before the wedding now ad-
mits the old man was correcL-AlaeOn Gal News
The policeman who figure out what four
little boys did with half carload of watermelons
evidently don't know little bOys-Clsveland Leader
reduce the cost OF Aying. VIII that be both ends
against the mddlemen ?-OklahOma city OklshOman-
The reason a girl thinks she viii time
lot Of china painting after she gets married is be-
News
Another unnecessary city noise is the school bell
if accepts the settled conviction Of the boy
il summons to September tasks-Cieveland Plain
Dealer
Chicago scientists are hot on the trail Of the germ
OF old age But, why hunt it, It's thing that viii
come without calling in tme-Cleveland Plain
Dealer
Japan does not need 10 ask for security when lend
ing money to China-she viii collect both principal
and interest later and especially the principal
san Francisco Chronicle
Information comes king Albert Of Belgium has
aged materially since the war began and his hair is
dom and the key 10 the strong box is calculated
bring heavy weight OF sorrow TO the kingliest OF
kings.-DenisOn Herald
A local minister preached admirable sermon on
what he calls objectionable sim" and il wasn't
what thought il a-talL our idea Of the
pardOnable sin is the sucker that will subscribe for
his home paper. take il several years without paying
anything put back in the pOstoffce marked
refused. '-Mesaba ore Clubbing Mimi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
VILLAS Rival In Interest

1t has been remarked locally that If Pancho Villa
stubbed his interest would be created here
than if Rome burned, the Germans captured Paris, OF
London slipped into the Thames It being implied that
border dweers intensely interested Mexican af
fairs 10 the exclusion Of other important matters News
papers, letters and conversation have given color to
that view.
Nevertheless, events of the past few days have proved
FL PasO Is much interested in another momentous
situation n the recrudescerce of Vilsta activity.
It is the critical situation the National and American
leagues where several teams of highly paid young
competing for couple Of pennants IN the hope Of
progressing thence to world series honors
The contests arouse far more general interest among
the than does the presidential campaign. If you
don't believe it. keep your open the clubs the
restaurants the barber and the tobacco shops
Just each year the country goes baseball daffy.
It's getting around to that time of year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

the story. and there are many more like
, IL. I've no doubt.
Last Monday two mothers. two half
grown girls and one child came from
Durango. without food during their trip
and had only the clothes on their backs.
A friendly Mexican family OF ten mem
bers living in two rooms made them
welcome. and shared their home. food.
and even clothes with them After much
hunting. work was secured for one OF
the girls She was engaged to stay at
night as well as during the day Thurs
day it was found out that the woman
who engaged her was a bad woman.
Friday. the mother in great distress.
went there to get her child How did
she find herr suppose il had been you
and your daughter exposed all uninten-
tOually 10 worse than death2
In Chicago there is cheap lodging
house built by kind. Christian people.
where just such new corners can. for 10
cents or about that sum. secure a clean
bed and respectable surroundings
As soon as they secure wOrk-this
gives them time 10 get decent work
they 20 somewhere else and so room
is made for others. who. homeless and
friendless. come TO the city
Oh. We good people. why can't you
rent or build such home here for these
innocent Mexican and even American
girls who come TO work for a decent
lvinge Why viii YOU allow them TO be
exposed 20 situations where they can
not keep their virtue? I don't see what
more Important matter can engage the
good officers OF the WOman's club than
some effective effort % preserve the
virtue Of these strangers.
Housekeeper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
HELP For MEXICO.

Editor FL Herald
About the middle OF July last cloud
bursts in the vicinity Of Queretaro and
GuanaIuatO. Mexico, caused immense
losses of life and property to thousands
Of poor people When the news of this
reached Fl PasO, some of the native
pastors of the evangelical Mexican
churches. and some Of US who had been
missionaries for years down in Mexico.
believed il TO be our duty 10 help those
poor creatures
our success even surpassed our ex-
pectauOns. In a short time we had
about $1,000 gold, which we converted
into provisions and clothing and
FASTENED il forward to the relief of the
victims Of the foundations To make
sure that every dollar Of this should be
properly applied and the real sufferers
get the benefit Of il, our organization
appointed a committee TO take the SUD-
plies down TO the places TO be relieved
and personally see to its distribution.
We found the demand so great at
QCertetaro thar We distributed all there.
From the governor down 10 the citizens
generally we were gladly welcomed and
they placed at our disposal all the help
we needed and furnished all the infor-
nation necessary in order TO give aid TO
those who suffered from the floods.
Oueretaro IS over A thousand miles
south OF FL Paso. and between there
and Fl Paso there are many large
towns in number Of which we made
inspection and in all of them INQUIRIES
and we found the restitution appalling
The whole land has been struck hard
ny the three great scourges-war. pes
thence and famine.
Perjury and want, lack of food. cloth
ing. shelter and cleanliness have
brought diseases OF all kinds. and lack
of doctors and medicines have prevent
cd their check until thousands upon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
HOW TO GET WATER RATES.

Editor FL Paso Herald:
An article in The Herald a day or
two since, about the Shreveport rate
cases and river navigation contains a
most important and valuable sugges-
ton for this thriving city.
From a lifetime in Texas have
grown TO know its rivers all the way
and can say with perfect truth that
the Rio Grande is just as navigable as
the Trinity river. for which Dallas has
been getting large appropriations for
years back, and, though the Trinity
is no more navigable now than it was
when Dallas first began. they get the
appropriations right along and will
keep on getting them until there are
no more pork barrels.
FL Paso has been strangely dead to
its opportunities in not getting appro-
priatiOns to improve the navigation Of
the Rio Grande. True that river IS
much larger than the Trinity and pre-
sents a difficult problem, but that is
the very argument for greater apprO-
priatiOns-mOre money is needed than
the Trinity needs.
We have now the great Elephant
Butte dam for irrigation. Why not
turn attention now to navigation The
two problems are the same-Only
question Of water. Think what a city
FL PasO would be with water ratesi
Get into the trough with all four feet;
make no delay The Rio Grande is
navigable or can be made so; the
longer IL takes to do IL, the better
= P Hill,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
SALOONS AND CRnTF.

Editor Fl PaSO Herald
Have YOU observed the prevailing
regularity with which we are shooting
men in or about our saloons2 Has it
occurred TO you that il has been a long
time since anybody was shot in any
Of our churches2 We welcome the sol
diers into our saloons and shoot them.
We accept their presence in our
churches and perhaps pray for them
The instinct of self preservation
compels us temporarily to lock the
doors OF the saloons after they have
helped start a riot When the sense
Of danger is gone We reopen them and
repeat the operation as occasion re-
Quires.
Do you suppose that II has ever Oc-
CURED TO this community that il might
be vel 70 close the saloons perma-
nently-
And then. we run over the soldiers
and sometimes ourselves. One of the
officers OF the law has been impelled
publicly TO serve notice that IL in the
future We exceed the speed limit by a
hairs breadth, the JOY ride viii have
an expensive ending in court Have
YOU ever noticed how frequently our
saloons are mentioned and connected
up with our rapid transit ACCIDENT !
highbau at the wheel at any speed is
more dangerous than higher speeds
managed by sober drivers. I suggest
that the court viii continue TO find the
saloon heavy handicap in its efforts
20 regulate speed
The community could learn some
thing from the railways. A lOcomo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Charles E. Hughes Is Sure To Garry Indiana
People Opposed To Wilson's Mexican Policy

ELr INDIANA is going for Hughes
without a doubt" said W. H.
i Case. who returned Saturday
afternoon from his native state. where
he made a number Of speeches for the
Republican nominee He left today for
silver City on business i spoke in =
towns. some OF them ahead Of the
Hughes train. others after the Hughes
special had been there. and found the
sentiment positively for the Republican
party, Notwithstanding the fact that
the Democrats carried the state four
years ago and selected their vice presi-
dental nominee from the state again
talked on the Mexican situation while
I was in Indiana. and 1 found the peO-
pie very much interested in il. and Op-
posed 10 the Wilson policy. l viii be
back in Fl PasO the later part Of the
week 10 jump into the campaign here
and see what we can do for the Repub-
lican county ticket in II PasO."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Roundabout Town


slipped out Of his hand and jumped to
the top IN the fraction Of a second.
Jesus Christ" exclaimed the yOungster
by way Of expressing his feelings
met a man the other day in Hotel
Alvarado (bar) at Albuquerque who
began asking me about various FL
Pasoans and soon wanted to wager me
that Garrett King invented railrOading.
Later he admitted that maybe Garrett
only helped invent it.
Some Of the FL Pasoans on the AIbu-
querque fair trip Thursday were dis
cussinE a big silver ring with a jade
setting worn by one Of the Mattresses
at the Alvarado- Take ii off and let
me see it." said one Of them Never
mind" said the waitress That's the
way I got it myself"
Some Of Us are going TO have Malcolm
Fraser tried on a lunacy charge II he
ever does il again. The other day he
insisted on leaving the Harvey House
in Albuquerque and going to an Italian
restaurant somewhere in the New Mex
leo metropolis 10 get his lunch D. K.
3. Hanafourde has never been able to
ngure out the reason unless 1t was
the fact that cocktails served in the
Harvey dining room at Albuquerque are
% cents apiece.
Former police chief Wooten- Of FL
Paso, is now in charge Of a band OF
New Mexico convicts building a road
east Of Albuquerque He is looking fit
and fine and says he is enjoying the
open air-as much probably, as he
used TO enjoy his uniform when he
was the head of FL Paso's finest"
Why not call it an automobile asylum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

instead OF a garage-tnere are so many
nuts about a carr
Malcom Fraser had on the only stra "
hat in Albuquerque last Thursday and
when we got back TO FL Paso Friday,
we saw ten in the union station the
first thing when we landed An auto
mobile coat was comfortable on me
all day Thursday in Albuquerque. but
I found it unbearable in FL Paso Fri
day. There is considerable difference
in the temperature for such a short
mileage.
a Reader who has been absorbing
some OF the official reports" and read
ing some of the dream dope" IN GER
tain newspapers about the movements
OF Pancho villa contributes the fol-
lowing TO The Herald
"A Mexican refugee who arrived here
today from China. reported that
villa would soon attack Juarez- When
asked from what source he gained his
Information he replied
a friend OF mine from China who
saw a friend Of his from Torreon. said
that an uncle Of his grandpa told a
brother of his that cousin Of his wife's
brother. saw friend of his that had a
nephew who is a second cousin to
general that had a son who was told by
a stranger who was visiting a friend
OF his that had a brOtherinlaw that
knew Panchos right hand man who re-
ported the coming attack"