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The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-19
AV|ATORS CLAIM RECORD FEAT
 PERT FORMED

ISMAILIA, Egypt Oct IS. - Brit ish ayiators claim a record feat per formed during the recent raid on the Turkish aerodrome at Fl Arish.
 During the raid one Of the pilots was forced to land several miles west of Fl Arish, his machine having been damaged by shrapnel. While trying to repair his engine, he was discovered by another British machine, carrying a pilot and an observer, which landed beside him to render assistance. It was found that the damaged machine Was past repair, and the ayiators burned it to prevent it from falling into the hands of the Turks. The pro- blem then was whether the rescuing aeroplane would be able to carry the three men away. All three climbed in. the rescued man crowding in on top of the observer. Several attempts were made to get away but the ground vas bad and the load too heavy. Finally one of the aviators found a stretch of hard ground to which the machine was taken and fin ally it got into the air with its big load
 Ninety miles across the desert the three men flew until they reached safety at Kantara. It is claimed that no twopassenger machine has ever before flown ninety miles with three people aboard and that the rescue is one of the most unusual since the be. ginning of the war.
 The Fl Arish raid also resulted in another unusual feat The Turks were attacked by British machine gun fire from a height of 200 feet and one British aviator descended to within loo feet of a Turkish aeroplane which was standing on the ground surround cd by seven or eight mechanics, and dropped a bomb which blew machin, and men to pieces.
 It is said that as a result of this rail the Turkish air service was com p1etely disorganized for a month.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-19

street. To his great relief the Zepp gave up it's terrifying personal pursuit and kept straight to it's course over the main highway. TriumphantIy the
 messenger delivered his dispatches and his hairraising story of escape at the cable station.
 The raids this autumn are wholly different affairs from those of year and more ago. Then the defenses of London and other cities were scarce ly developed at all, and the monster airships could loiter over their victims for hours with little or no regard for their own safety. Now they get very hot reception soon after they cross the coast line, and every foot of their aerial progress is challenged with bursting shrapnel and blazing incen- diary shells. As to the effectiveness of the defences in the vicinity of Lon don, it is shown that of the five or six Zeppelins which reached this dis trtct in the raids of September 2 and 23, three were brought down a mass of wreckage from the skies.
 Press comment upon the latter raid is generally in agreement that the de. fences must be so strengthened that every enemy airship which crosses from Germany must be destroyed The Daily Mail says the raids will be abandoned only when they are made too risky for the Zeppelins and when the enemy airships are attacked not only after reaching the British coast but when crossing the sea"
 As to terrifying Londoners, 1t can truthfully be said that the most com. mon comment heard upon the streets the day after the last raid was this:
 Yes I heard the guns. but didn't ! get up"
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-19
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The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-19

Fred Miller, a pioneer of Alaska and a former resident of Fairbanks, Valdez and CordOva, but of late en- gagged in the blacksmith business at Skagway, expired suddenly while at work in that city recently.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-19

Rev Munroe, who conducts a non sectarian church at Seward, has pur- chased three lots on Third avenue in that town on which he will erect new church building
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-19
MT. Workingman:
 After reading the following letter can you vote for John Roman for Senator.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24
9asnemeZ esialfpn.mittee
Ges Ct. AlObfms @aiien gereins
seiuablt.
Sorbereitnngen fir bic @aibinston
Webnrtstngsieier.

Sn Der seiirisen Grtrdreriammluns
oes ct. 4Iopiius WdiIenpersins, bic
IN Der ct. Warisn Sdulbale itatts
faHb, purbe bic Srsaniiirung bes
nsusn Spe5iul apmmittsss porse.
nommsn. 4ub.rbem fpurben 9orbsreis
tunsen fir bi. Wafbinston geburtss
tassfeier gum 9eften Dss Daiienbau=
ies setroffsn.
5err 8. griidner, Der tempprdre
0oriBer Der Yeriammluus, erDffnets
oieIslbs NIT b.m Dunids, baB bas
tommenbe Sabr Elm sebeiblides uRb
ssTesnstes fir ben ct. 4lopiius Wdiz
ftnperein tperoeH m6se. S,err Sp.
&oItmeDsr funsirte aIs tempordrsr
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SPECIAL Gommittses srsdb bic Die.
oeripabI aller alien 9.amteu per at=
ilarndtion:
prdiibsni. Jrsb. Sddipsr.
giss.prdiiosnt, Geo. WebriHs.
SetrstGr. 5p. aclimsper.
Sdabmeiiisr, SEQ. Dosrssr.
Der SeirstGr bes SR3ialsaoms
mites beridt.ts nod. bab 9err Glas
renee u. Stnisbers ii8 als lebens.
Idnsli6ss uno Wattbias Oitenborp
als ssipSbnIi9es Wlitslisb ansemslost
bGtteu. Die Ginuabmsn belisisH ii9
duf $397.75.
SH bsr @trfammluHs CUR 4rransis
ruHs Der Waibinstons Geburtstasss
ieisr iiibrts prGiibent Stneiosr ben
OoriB unb SsiisiGr Geo. 9.ShraRo
oas protoioQ.
5err Stnsibsr mics oarauf bin,
bab bas Spssial aommiiise bic
grSbtsn QnItrenguusen MAIDEN tperoe,
Bic Witsliebi6aft bes 9srsins i'm
tomm.nSsn Sabre ipsisutlid Dersr6=
Bern 81 bsIfsn, aaberotm briidts er
bic 5ofinuns aus, baB bic bspcrs
iisbsnS. DafbinstoHs 9eburtstdsss
i.i.r i'm Snt.r.iis Der WaiIen .in
m0slidit siinitisss RsiuItat srssben
moee.
Gs purbs bsi6loFen. am Sonntds
Radmi,tas. 20. 5ebruar, cine egtra.
ptrIammlnns ab3ubaItsn. in Der bic
aidetabrsdnuns fir reierpirit Sibe
itdttfinben ipirb. Serr Grant @illsns
brin, er6ot iit i'm Ramen ots oiibss
POLL M1nnsr6ors, 5lpsi 2isoer naf
Der iysi.r DON Dafbinstons G.burtss
tag gum @ortras gu brinsen, mas
bon ben 4nlpeisnben banteno permertt
ipurce. Der 8oritanb; In @erbinbuns
nit BEN Spesinl aommittee. piro
fir bic arranpirung bss prosramms
Gorge trdeen. DaHtlbe piro plsls ins
tereHante glummtrH brtnsen, bdtunier
sinis., in btn,n WaiIensinbsr mite
fpirfsu lperbtn.
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SHie Node treffen siuei nentrale
1ampfer in Vew yorf Gin.

W1gIihermsiIe erhalten mir bieTe
Mode beutfde lpoit, bsnn sefern mar
in Rem port Der rortpesiide Dam.
pier sariitianinfiorb" fdlig unb am
Disnftag tuiro Der bdniffe Dampfer
.aosllts Olap" erpartet. Wir ias.n,
Is siebt ym1sliherpsiie" poit, benn
IS III burhaus niht aussei9loiIen,
bab bic gnsldnber bieis Dumpfer anz
gebdlten iinb bic beutide poit seraubt
baben, ipie iie NIT ber poit iiber
Shtpebsn getban bdben. Die genanna
ten Dampfsr ireten nad Der iibliden
9iess,tit bic 2lusrsife an nnb iie be
ten bi. srfe 0elegenbeit felt Wodsn,
bab mir BON bier aus unisren 2ieben
IN Der alten 9eimatb Elm Qe6sns5eis
den sebsn f0nnen. Sn Nsfp yort bus
ben fif aber gdn5e 8erse anseiams
melt, 10 bab Is febr unipabrideinlid
III, bab bic beiDsn Dampfsr bic gan5e
poit mitnebmen t5nnen. Dor siiliseu
Sdssn III Elm norrpegii6er Jra4tbam.
pier in Rem yort einsetroffen unb
ss tann iein, bob unTsre poitperlpuls
tuns bieIen 9ampfer sur poitbefOra
bernns btnubi, fpie iie ss ldon friiber
eiunal setban bat. Sebenfalls iOQten
8ri.fe nd6 ben 2dnoern Der Central
mabie isbr balO 5ur Poft sebrott
iperben.
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qokal.Derid)t
0as iabiiae eilfs,perf.
Yiorsen Nbenb fol- uuierer spnipa'
tbie aus. nnb Nadorud perIisben
iuerben.

I'm ndhiien Oi.nitas abeno piro
I'm gmsrp Mubiiorium cine geriamm.
lung 5u 0unffen bss Silfsperls fir
ois iiioiidsn Spf.r bss arieses itdttz
finben. DieIe 4ition 1T bic sgclse eis
nes IN Wafbinston .inssIeitsten pIas
mes. fnfOlse beiim Der prdiipent ben
q. Sonlar ols Gammeltag fit biss
fen 3ipsd beitimmte. Der arisa bat
unter Der 3iOilbsp5Ifsruns Don 8alie
,isn iinS Ruifiihspolsn pobI bic mel.
fen Opfer g,fOrbert. gtbssisbsn DON
Der 3trit6runs 70 pislen giesnibums,
pcn BEN Ruin pi.ler Griitsn5sn in.
foise bss arieess, bat bas barbariite
1oiai,urfsimeni. I'm feline sissne uns
i1bisisit uHb Hprruption 3u psrbtdef.
bic 5db!reid,en Suben Der polniihsn
propinjm als Siinbsnbod austrieben
uHb lie bel btr 8ep6Ileruna aIs Spios
ne benunSirt. Disls ipnrbsn unt,r bies
isr unbstpieieHsn gniias. auf srdus
fame Wsiis binseridtst unb sanse 9s.
politrun9tn bon Stdbten iuurrtn ptrs
banut, obne aua nur 3eit gu brbtH.
iif bic n0tbissn Rabrunssmittsl nno
alsibunssitide mii5unsbmen. Die
Roth unttr bieisr gep5Itsruna III biel
sr0Bsr, als bic irnmsrbin oriidenbs
Hotblaps ibrer Wahbdrn.
Die bitiige israslitiitt 8eDDltsruns
Fat sin 8ommiitse preanifirt, peldes
bic clifton einlsitsn pirb. glls 6oupts
rsbnsr fit bisfen absnb fpurhs Serr
Or. 3. 6. Wdsnts aussrfsben, bsifen
Husbtiumisit ts sslans. bel elmer i'm
Ds3smbsr IN Rem Uori absebalttnen
Wsriammlung .inen 1siras BON mebr
ais 100000 Dollars alf5abrineen.
9srr Tr. Wdsnss, Der feline Stubien
am bisFptn 6ebrstD llnion College obs
ioIpirt Sat. TT aIs Reonsr Don 3iins
beDbst UtipaIt. Mubsr ibm ipsrbtn
Ssrr g1iftor GiitnIobr unb Ri9ter
Hufus 3. Smith iprsfen.
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gaa Der eano,u,6rlente.

Der DeutIhe 2anbiuebrpsr.in sibt
am Samitas, 20. Sanuar, in ben cd
len bes 9silti4sn alubs .inen sroBen
Bal, su bem bon Ssitsn zines srs
prpbtm aommittees bic bsiten Dorbe,
r,itunssn s,troffen iperbsu. Der
Qanbipsbrpsr,in III aIs 0eranitalter
ssbisssn.r b.utfder 5eiilidteiien felt
ieinsm 9eitebtn bsiannt unb btshaIb
iperben bieislben aud TETS germ Bee
Tudt. Die b.freunbst.n @ereins baben
bic an lie srsanssnen Ginlabunsen ans
gsnommen unb bic Wlitslisbsr berielz
ben iprben iid nit ibrsn Damsn obns
3msiisI in sroBartissr Dsiis bstbeiIis
gen. Darau tbun iis r,8i. bsnn ibnen
iisbt sin srioIsreidss s}sit bepor.
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Hleine psIiseimad dridten.

- Der 51idbriss Samss gurbial,
S56 auolpD gloeuus. Der am Dslirlum
3rsmsns IsiDet unb in Disiem 3uItanos
gsitern gormittag isinsm S6pager
9eHrp Otto nit einem JIeiI9srmslIer
5u asibs sing, ipuroe burd ben berbsir
ssrufsHen ROIiBiiten 2ouis SaROman
In 6etpubriam eenommsn uHo ua6
Dem StaptboipitaI gsi6idt.
= Nus Der Rirtbiadft DON Sils
uraIabs & Stein, 616 WolNut Str,
lpurosn 6 sploplattirte Wlefer I'M
Wsrtbe Don $3.50, Elm RspolUer i'm
g8ertb. DON S. unp 4 Tlaidsu Wbiss
isp gsitobl.n; pdbrsnD siu S6lsid)z
oisb aus Der @irtbidaft bss Sobn
IbI6ranDt, 1893 Sim Str, cine
9uartflai6e Dbisttp uno 5000 aus
o.m aaiisnreeiiier eutpenoets.
- Der Spfsritpd in Der ct. 6eins
rids sair6s, CLINT Ctr. uno WtcGcan
glOs.. tpuro. Don sinem GiRbrs6er, Der
Sfpei Dollars srbeutste, erbrohen. 5erz
islbs Strolh frhte aud pas pfdrre
baus beim uno erbelltets cine goloene
llbrtsttt uno einsn Dollar in gadr.
- Soparo Steruberssr, 1916 A
Ipenue, betlaet psn @srluit Isines
Gbroupmetsrs i'm Wertbe pon $50. Der
ibm aus Isiusr Nohnuug esitobIsn
lpOrbeu tit.
- Wm. 9olben, 131 Beit s. Ctr,
bsridish Der ppliSsi, pab er seitern
irib, als er i'm 9aos5immsr pes Sdu
leg, lpo sr Elm Bah ssnomnen bate,
ieineu Otmantrins i'm @ertbe BON
800 aui Sas 5snitsrgeIimie gelest,
benislben bsim 5ortgsben aber pergeis
fen babe. gls sr nah turSsr Belt Su=
riidtsbrt,, mar Der Rins psrIdpunpeu.
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cbio Snrmbe,irf.

Der 0ors.. s.s Ohio 5urnbssirts
psrfammsIit iiH an Samiias9t6snb in
Der Hprb Cincinnati 5urnbalIe unter
WorIib Don Or. Carl 3itgIer. Der
dIlssmsins gdrsniurntas finbst am
20. Wdrs IN Rorb Cincinnati itatt
un6 Der ssiltiss aurutas sbsnSnielbH
i'm Monai Jebruar, bod, III bas 9ds
tim nod nitt feiissiebt. Bon Der
Ddptousr 9urnetmsinbs mar Elm
SHreibsn einseIaufsn, iporiu fe mits
tbsilt, baB iis ibs llebernabme bss
Ie3iristurHfeftts Suriid3ifbr. BON Der
glnfht ausgsbehb, pab Cincinnati
bas TeIt spiinihs. Or. u. ". Ano9
ipurbe beuufirast, ben Daptcnern mits
sutbsiIsn. ipis srunbirrig ibrt Nnfidt
fsi iinb bic Gincinnntier ibnsn bas
Hurnfsii BON 9srssi s5niisn. Or.
ano@ fpsiIte ssiisrn In Dapion unb
Iprdm dls Wertrsisr bss Wcrorts auf
bem BON Der boriistn yutnsemsiubs
psranFaltstsn gsiaiosn Tusniao.
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idoiien fpiir6e. Die aanoniere nnB.
ten iit in ibre iiheren Groocdingeh
perfrieden. giabpbei itan6 aber eine
Sbcnne nit einern Strobbab, ino
auf Der offenen 5enne jpieIten fIeinc
ainoer nit Steinen. Gin oentider
Offt5ier er31blte mir: glls bic bent.
iden1rnppen nod Iangergeihiebuna
ourh idiuere slrtiIerie bic Staot
Scos einnnbmen nnb bic eriten slb.
tbeiIunsen auf Dem Hingplat einriif-
ten, iaben fie on &inoerarlippen, mel.
dc arieg ipieIten.
SeoesmnI, ipeun id i'm striege Sin.
Der iebe, miiB ib an Giid oenfen. Die
meiiten poIniiden ainber erinnern
mid idoH oesbaIb an Guf, neil iie
10 bellies Soar baben ipie Sbr. lie
Hiciifen ainocr iab id i'm stniang 6es
arieges, OILS bic geb0Iferiina beim
Serounaten Der ghiiien groBe gebiete
ocs SnnDeS rdunlen miibte. Diirh bic
8aiieu bon sSr5empfI flbren oamals
oft eirige garernmagen bintereinan.
Der, ole aiIgefiiIlt NIT 2inoern. Mn.
5nidnncn mar oas iebr hiibid,. Gie
gdIisiihen gauernfin6er trogen meiit
aIeioer pon Ieudtenben irobIiten
Jarber, 10 baB bieic @asen 70 it5u
ipdren lpie JeIbbIumenitrdufe. llebri.
acns iparen Die ainSer 3limeiIt gutter
salme iruo ihlenferten nit ben mad.
ten geinen persniieIih lumber. Die
gdiiern uno gduerinnen aber, bic
ilebenbcr ginsen, batten rotbgeiueinte
slugen, neil iie batten $aiis ,uo Sof
pcrlaiicn miiiien. gei ioIdem 9fnblid
oatte id mir oft: @ie ipiirbe es bic
fen armen aleinen i'm @inter erse.
benz Seitber 1T Der @iuter persan.
gen, inb In Der Iangen 8eit babe idl
nft nod Wagen BON saiidtlinsen ge.
feben iiub bic ainSer Sarauf, oft MIR
oiirftig angesogen 5itterten por5roit.
ia banite ih bem Simrnel, baR Sbr
es 70 gut babt rno in einem 1beil oe5
0aterIanoes Iebt, in ben Danf Der
Iapierfeit imb NuiopferunaSfreuois
felt imierer armee Der Seinb ME elm.
oringen iuirb.
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Gum Beften bss ct. Maa.
rien Ppipitals
9sirb am ndditen SOnneritas g6emO
in Der Nniifbaae elm srofes
aonsert itattfinbcn.

2lIe 2lnseiden ipreten bafiir, oab
bas 8on5ert unb bramatii6e Reeital,
ipelhes am tomm.noen Sonneritaa
2rbeub gum Beii,n o.s ct. Msarien.
9oipitals IN Der WIuiitbaae ftattfins
ben luirb, einen sldn3.nben grfola err
3ielen pirb. gs itsbt 5u boffen, bub
Die getheiligung cine auberorbentlid
srobe iein ipirb, ba ss einsm 10 .olelI
3ipede gift.
Die 2pnaertnummern, tpelte Don
Der Wunijipal 2lrt Societp unter
9eituns BON 5errn ,,Sobn s. s5ebring
gegeben iperben uHb bic brdmattI6ea
Rummern unter Der DIRECTION Dol.
profefior SoIepb O'R.ara pom Col
l.se Of Wuiic perOsn oas 4ubitorium
duf bds 4ngens5mite unter6aIten.
Serr Romeo 0otno Don Der yatultdt
oes college Of Nuiic piro Der pianiit
iein.
Der ct. eIiiabstb SoTpitdlD.r.in
bat ben Tidetpsrtauf iibsrnommsn
Die Serren 4nton Ronne6aum uno
Soispb q. 5iri4fsIo psrb.n in Der
lidstoffice 5usegen isin, pabrsno bic
nadfolsenben 6errsn, bic ii9 am
8Onneritas Qbtnb balb iieben llbr BEL
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Tic. m.loen Hr0sen, nm ibre ab3si4.n
3u erbaIten. ais Sisanlpeiisr uno
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Sreo. @eisler, gop. U. @artner,
Geo. Bubble, Geo. Oosrssr, Gbp. J.
Nulnsr, Geo. &psnig, Sobn RassI.
Sol. 8. Wenftrup, Dm. Witts, Soi.
Yetnins, 0inesui $. gsdmon, ) %.
SanHsn. WRih. aattus, Dm. GusniIlg.
gus. Sunbermann. 5drrp ". G0tt,
SObn Deitsrtamp, SObn s. Wepsr
ir.. Rorb.rt 5. Yernins. albsr8rais,
Soi. y. Jsttia SEQ. Saspsrs, Geo,
Msbrins, Oauio, u. 8lrtanger, 9is
larp 5. 9srniHa alpbonie ). gsrs
ming. 9arrp solimsper. Jreb. Stai'
per, 2tua. gsimsias. Jreo. gOnOsrabe.
Jobn o. 6sp,, SEQ. 5ran5, 5enrp
grsuder, Grnit geDsrmanu, Geo. $.
alinisr, gsrHaro Camping, Gop. 8.
Sto.nboft, 2ll5srt Jangmann, 3.
Wine, 2ouis ). atmme, GLEN. Wosls
Ter, Sobn u. Norblob. 1beo. Rsbags,
Sobn 8. R,n.bdus. 5enrp Wtsirois,
SOi. grintmaRu it,, pbtlipp Stnsis
Der, Bernard Raene, Jreo. Wistbs.
9al. g. gdsIsy. 5enrp Strotb, 5tdn'
punb, Gpip. aoltmsper. 5eHrp aos'
bins, Walt,r 6Ofmanu, 5eHrp poets
ter, elsm. Qaiias, Sol. Siep u. 5.
gat,rtotts; 5blrbiiter. Sobn RoIfss.
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5rant gtrOsrs, Sobn 3. G5e8o',
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MuSbdben.
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guirui Ser sd,pabeu.

Der G6pabibe llnteritiiBunss'
perein ritt.t an ale 9anoslsAie BON
bier unb llmssgsro bic Bite, iit'
unIsrm fir oi, ,nsere S.imaib. fir
bas ShtpobsnlarO fsitimmts SiIfss
inert ansliidIisB,n Die arisssopfsr
ipsrben INNER sr0ber, bic unisr s.s
Iiebtss G6pabsnlano 5u brin9sn bat.
unb nod 1T bas snoe bes f4rsdIi6en
arissss ni4t ab]uIeben. Der S4paz
biit)e ltnterItiisunssperein bat Sars
meliteIIen .rrittst. ipOisIbit aud Die
tIeiniien Gaben nit Sant anssnommsn
iperben uno poriibsr ipGisr 5ffentlib
in Der 3situna auiitirt tpirb. 9elosr
fir ben llnt.ritiisanssfonbs ipsrbsn
an fplsenben StsIleu nnsenpmmen:
Saper gtrtit, y. unb Gin Ctr.
g. WieIanb, 325 Wsft McMiden
Npenus.
u. Sodftraiier. 1915 Geit strabt.
Wilbelm S6as, 2. ct. u. Susp.lIs
iion Bride.
Ssnrp gloedI.r. 261S 5aIitrab Ctr.
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Saedltwitia entoedt.

aouis Jri.s, Elm 57iGbriser Grprsb.
fubrmam pon go. 410 DabtOn Ctr,
oefsn Satin iid auf Beiud bel
WsripuHotsn befiHost. tpurbe esiisrn
Bormiitas 10 llbr pom Nahbarn, bic
ibn befuden polltsn, in betpuBtIoiem
3uitonoe auf O,m ,subbpben ieines
Wobn5immsrs seiunoen uno eiIisii
mad Dan SiabtbOipital ssididt. no
"a iih bsrausitsllis. bob Der Wdnn
vosbiinits tinssatbmet botte. - Cine
llnisriuduns Der Dobniins ersab, oab
Jriss sinsn ilsinsn Gaspfen bsnust u.
psrstiIen bate bsuislben absuSrspsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24
tirIaa ieineu grIstmnseu.

Der 69iGbrise Spbn 9irntens. Elm
Sniaile bss itdbtifdsn armenbanies.
Der am IL. De,smber 1915 in Der slns
itdIt auf bsm sisbtbedtsn Srottoir su
Nobsn fiel unb einsn 9iiftnbnid srs
Iiit. IN seftern TN StdbiboipitaI. pos
bin er gtbrd&t iporoen mar. isintn
wtrlttunseu srIsgrn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24
Star6 inn eebnitnbl.

syrau gIua @rap, cine 72jdbrige
Witt,ps, tpurbs seitern 9Ormittds iii
ibrer Wobnune, Ro. 2316 @aitsrn
aps., i'm aebuitubI iiBeno, als Ssi1e
auissfuuben. Coroner 5oertmeper Der
bic 2site beii6tists. srtannte, Oub Der
1oo infolse uutiiriiher llriaden sins
oetrsten ipar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24
Neutidler Nlub.

Die idbrlits Notwithstanding
bss Ssuti6en aIubs finbet am Siens
taa 2lbsnb, 25. Sanuar. absilpS =
llbr itatt. DeIssatsn Der Ueretne To-
ipie gins,lmitslisbsr ioIltsu ri6t psr-
I1umen su eri6einen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24
0trIanat--GinnIidl.

gtrlahgt proisHicHtlst cher Gsi5dtisA
mann bon bcttm unithsn unp nusqtetbnifr bis
iaHniiAaii nut bsn dbeHfral Nanasu tlntt Dlila
iionats prpotatIpn nhisr lriitnotn @daaiitl.nitn
bigier Gtabt bpr,uhtntn; 6aldr urp aommiiion; ;
atitaiipst Mnrrbitifr. Wlan aoteiirt mil Gus
pt,blungsn; ess ~. GiRstnuaii, Chs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-03
ALFRED MOVES

Alfred Moves, British poet and pr
fessor of English at Princeton uni
versity, has gone to England with the
idea of entering the war. He says ne
may do ambulance work.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-03
BIG CELEBRATION
HELD At BEULAH
Germans Meet and Hear Speech.
g.. es by Prominent
Citizens

Eeulah, n. D., June 2.-Ascension
Day. June 1. the Germans gathered
in Beulah in such a multitude that
the churches, Catholic and Lutheran.
were filled to more than comfortable
capacity. The morning program was
devoted to the worship of God, each
to his own church. At six a. m. the
teams and autos commenced to ar
rive and soon solid professions were
noted coming from all directions, old
settlers were glad to drive distance
of 80 to 65 miles. All the old-timers
from along the river bank, down to
within few miles from Hebron, from
Stanton on the east to way north of
Werner on the west.
The committee in charge quickly re-
| arranged the afternoon plan. Led by
the Beulah band, the crowd was
marched to the fair grounds. A grand
stand with capacity of 1900 was at
once filled to overlooking. Hundreds
Of autoes parked around speakers
platform, hastily erected, and the rest
Of the people found such places az
they could within hearing distance
of the speakers.
Pastor Lieberodt prayed that the
gathering be guided by Christian
spirit and that all those present thank
God for the peace and prosperity en-
joyed in America. Mayor w. D. Me.
huns welcomed the visitors and call
ed attention to the healthy growth OF
Beulah. His expression of lively faith
in Beulah's future was echoed by the
audience.
DR.. Hugo Neukamp, president OF
the German club Of Beulah, opened
the meeting proper with an eloquent
appeal that the people Of the United
States be brought back to an observ.
ance of strict neutrality in the great
European war. II the people in the
east, as in Boston, were allowed to
gather, $500 strong. and pass resolu
lions that the great United States be
brought to join the cause of he Allies
we, who do not believe that. in the
exercise OF our citizens rights, have
| a perfect prerogative to meet and
give voice to what we think. His ad
dress strongly urged that the Ger
mans of this country realize that they
no more owed allegiance to the kaiser
| Of Germany than they owed any al
(, legiance whatever to the king of Eng
| land, but all we're of America and fol
America all of the time.
| Jacob Rothschiller of Gladstone
president of the North Dakota Bund
of German Clubs, read brief survey
of the work done by the Bund in the
state since its inception, eight years
ago. He also read the record of the
| accomplishments of the national or
ganization. In conclusion, he urged
his hearers to get acquainted with
each other and to organize local clubs
| when they returned each to his re
\ spective community.
\ w. H. Mann of New Salem, railroad
i commissioner OF North Dakota, pas
/ president Of the North Dakota Bnnd
] recalled to the old settlers how they