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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
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spent the past week, the guest of
Miss Margaret Jeavons.
r. II. Zemer returned Sunday to his
work in o. s. u, Columbus, after
spending several days here with his
parents, Supt. and Mrs. p. G.. Zemer
A delegation from Joe Hooker
Post G.. A. r., acted as pall-bearers
at the interment Monday of the late
Mrs. Susan Welsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sockman of
New York city are guests of Mr.
Sockman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pot
ter Soclzman, of West High street.
Miss Ellen Pratt of North Main
street has returned from a visit of
several weeks with friends in Evan
ston, III.
Mrs. Amanda Hupman returned
Monday " her home in Xenia after
visit with her brother, Jacob II
Brewer, of West Gambler street
Mrs. j. d. Philips, daughter of Mrs.
j. p. Hess, and who entered the City
hospital at Newark, is recovering
nicely.
Edward Bixler, who is working in
the gas fields near Cleveland, is
spending few days here with his
family.
Mrs. Walter S. Anderson returned
home Saturday evening from a two
weeks visit with relatives in West
Salem, o.
Miss Isabel Owen of the Columbus
School for Girls, Columbus, is spend
ing a week here with her mother,
Mrs Bessie M. owen.
William Baltzell went to Frederick,
town Monday to assume the manage
ment of the new Neil picture theatre
of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. b. Morton of East
High street went to Columbus Mon.
day to spend few days with their
son, John Morton, of Dryden road.
Mrs. Clifford Graham of West Gam
bier street left Monday for a week S
visit with her mother, Mrs. w. S.
Jones, of Bangs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank POLAND of
Rochester, N. Y, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Lee of the Columbus
road. Mr.. POLAND Is a brother of
Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. G. M. Butt and daughter,
Thelma, returned Monday to their
home in Gambler after n short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Warman of
West Vine street.
Mrs. Frank Reams returned to her
home in Gambler Monday after spend
ing few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Paul Langford, of Coshocton
avenue.
} Misses Carlotta and Harriet VOL.
} verton of the Columbus School for
} Girls, Columbus, are spending week
here with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
|, NJ Wolverton. East Gambler street,
: Miss Helen Crumley, who is teach.
ing In the Conservatory of Music of
Wooster University, is the guest OF
her parents, DR. and Mrs. A. w. Cum.
ley, of East Vine street.
The society section of the Sunday
Columbus Dispatch presented pic.
ture of Mrs. Lewis b. Houck and sons,
Lewis Daniel and Ralph Nichols, of
Mt. Vernon. stating that they fire.
quently visited with Columbus rela
tives.
For years the Poppleton grocery
has been the one place in Knox coun,
ty where discriminating buyers have
come for the best values in foods and
drinks, 23 Eas. Gambler street
= Phones n.
Howard Wriggle, who formerly re
sided in this city, was in Mt, Vernon
Saturday evening en- route to his
, home in Huntington, w. Va. While
home, Mr.. Wriggle expects to under
go an operation for appendicitis Mr.
+ Wriggle has for the past year beer
4 employed at the Ford motor works il
Detroit.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
John Waldo swisart

John Waldo Swigart, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Swigart, died at the home
of his parents, 102 Roundhouse lane,
Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock of
organic heart trouble. The deceased
was nine years of age and is sur
vived by his parents and two sisters
Naomi and Luella. The funeral We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev
j. A. Long officiating.
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SHORT LOCALS
Eggs, zoe; butter, 32c.

bBBS, GUCt DuIlSIf oNO'
George Iilley of East Chestnut
street spent Sunday in Columbus.
One remedy with many uses-dan'
ford's Balsam of Myrrh
William G. Rooms spent Monday in
Gambler on business.
George ID. Neal went to Sandusky
Monday on business.
Fred Bricker went to Coshocton on
Monday on a business trip.
Henry c. Bostwick was in Newark
Monday on business.
Use Hanford's Balsam for all flesh
wounds.
Newton Giles Of GAINESVILLE spent
tho weekend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woolison OF
Walnut street spent Monday in Utica
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delgoffre OF
Utica spent Sunday here.
Clarence Clark went to Buckeye
Lalre Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 70. King of Academ
ia spent Monday in Columbus.
Mrs. Matthew Reed of Utica is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Stream.
Use Hanford's Balsam to prevent
gangrene.
l.. G. Simpson of Howard was ii
the city Monday on business matters
ivan Poland of Cleveland was the
weekend guest of relatives in tn,
city.
Harold Ashcraft and Walter Sapl
ef Ohio State university were week
cad visitors in the city.
SEQ me about that paint you are &c
ing 10 buy. Strictly first class. Cost
less money. S. Cramer, 608 w. Vine
Cliiford Brown of East Spart
spent the weekend in the city, tn
guest of relatives.
Applications for 1916 automobil
Gags may be obtained at the Banne
odloe free OF charge.
CITY Manager Ray s. Blinn of Wei
tsrviile spent the weekend with hi
sAmiiy In this city.
8heriffs sale OF the Mcclellan
Aomestead. Monroe township, Satul
Gay. April 1, at court house. 3fd&
Miss Edith b Ewart of East Hig
otreet has returned from week
'Gatourn In Asheville N. C.
For deep cuts use Hanford's Ba
haEm. Get II to the bottom of tn
wO~nd
Mrs. Harry Rowe OF Butler was /
the city Saturday morning, EN- roui
20 Mt. Liberty, where she will spen
a few days the guest of relatives.
Mrs. John Woodruff of Marion, WI
has been the guest of Mrs. Geore
Stall. went to Newark Saturday
visit.
Mrs. Peter j, Parker and sol
danrston, spent Saturday and Sunda
with relatives In Brink Haven.
Mrs. E. II. Shireman of East Gan
hier street entered the NJ. & s. no
pstsi for treatment Sunday.
l., l.. Christopher of Howard wa
t4e guest of friends in the city SUI
day.
Alfred Shut OF Newark spent SUI
%aay in Mt. Vernon, the guest OF h
psrents.
Mrs. NJ. T. Lee and daughters, Al
-las and Veronica Lee, spent Sunda
In Newark, the guests OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ross Van winkle r
turned to Utica Monday after Wis
with Samuel Schooler, Mansfield roa
John Cutler OF Pittsburgh, Pi
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mr.
William Cutler South Vernon.
L. r. Sutton returned Monday
1lnin after a weekend visit with o
friends here.
Misses Earline and Elizabeth Rel
hart OF Mt. Liberty were visitors
the city on Monday.
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Deputy Sheriff Mossholder was in
Centerburg Monday on business.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles L..
Bermont made business trip to Cen
terbug Monday
Miss Ethel Andree of Mansfield
spent Sunday in Mt. Vernon, the
guest of relatives
A. ]. sperry and William Wing
went to Sunbury Monday to attend
the funeral of the late Mrs. I. 7. Sper-
ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. " Durbin of Pitts
burgh Pa, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
William \. Alderman, East High
street
Mrs. Sue O'Neil of East High street
went to GAINESVILLE Monday, where
she was summoned by the illness Of
her niece, Miss Luella Swope.
Earl Eckenrode returned to Column
bus Monday morning after a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Henley
OF West Chestnut street
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Meyers Of
West Vine street spent Sunday in
Brink Haven with MIR. and Mrs. Guy
J. Forbing.
Miss Cora A. Miller Of the Miller &
Adams hospital returned Sunday from
a several days business stay in Chi
caso, Ill.
Mrs. Charles Beckholt and John
Rockwell of Hunts and Mrs. j. w.
Lahmon Of Utica have returned home
after attending the funeral of the late
Mrs Elizabeth Smith.
Daniel Upton, who has been receiv-
ing treatment at the Mt. Vernon hos
pital for the past few weeks, was
able to return to his home in Glen
mont Monday morning.
A carload of horses shipped from
Little River, Kas., in charge of the
Wells Fargo Express company ar
| IlNeu III MI. NGIHOll lllOi .
consigned to John Hawk of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. x. Bonnell of the
Ohio state sanatorium went to Cam
bridge Monday where they were sum-
moned by the death of Mrs. Bonnell's
father, the late Finley Burris.
Rockford Schmidt, who underwent
an operation at the M. & S. hospital
two weeks ago for appendicitis, was
able to return to his home on West
Vine street Monday
one Of the worst mud-hoes in the
city is on North Mckenzie street. A
car became stuck there Sunday after
noon and it required the assistance
of three other cars and a team OF
horses before it could be extricated
Mrs. Paul WiImont and daughter
Paula, have returned to their home
, in Pleasantville after spending few
days with Mrs. Wilmonts mother
Mrs Joseph Jacquet, of South Yer
, non.
Fred J. Lawler received a letter
/ Monday from Foreman Forbing oI
Phoenix, Ariz., formerly of this city
The letter enclosed snapshot of Co
umbus, N. NJ, taken by Mr. Forbini
shortly before the villa raid there
The sacked hotel was plainly shown
The city basketball series between
the Mounts and the high school ma!
not be played because of the fac
that all the parents of the high schoo
players have ordered their sons t.
play no more this season. The sched
: ule has been gruelling one. and tn,
team, Cunningham in particular, Il
not in good shape.
+ William Lee, Henry Carr, An
drew Carr, James McDonougl
t. Charles Drouhard, Glenn Drouhard
l.. G. Allerding, Guy l.. Buckingham
{ George Barry and C. f, Allerding al
;. tended initiation Sunday Afternoon
$ held by the Knights of Columbus @
I Columbus. Candidates from Mt. Vel
non were Carl Feeney and Juliu
). Kremple.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
Mrs. Susan A. Welsh

Mrs. Susan A. Welsh, formerly a
Knox county resident, died Friday
night at the home of her daughter,
Mrs, Strider, of Charlestown, w. Va,
after a lengthy illness Of diseases In
cident to old age. The deceased was
so years old and is survived by her
husband, V. b. Welsh, and two daugh'
ters, Mrs, Strider and Mrs. Scar
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
OPENING
Of ReEnOdelGd Baptist Church
Postponed

At the morning service in the Bap-
tist church Sunday, it was voted TO
postpone the exercises of Opening
week." scheduled for April to 9, in
elusive.
The building committee reported
that. owing to delays in securing ma
terial and other difficulties encoun-
tered, the edifice could not be made
ready by the first of April.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
The Store That Saves You Money
ts7 South Main 115 Bell Phone 24R
Specials for Tuesday

40 H. sack ..............$16o
PEAS-Van Camp Brand, early
June peas, 2 cans 1oo
Lima Beans Merit Brand, regu-
lar 15c grade, per oan..."r.11c
Beets-Van Camp Brand, can. &c
Molasses- Dove Brand refined,
regular 20c value, can .......17c
Catsup-Wooster Ideal Brand,
two bottles ..,........... l5c
Wall Paper Cleaner--Cleveland
Brand, per can &c; 3 cans 22c
Old Reliable Coffee, lb........23c
Arbuckle Coffee, ib........1Sc
Armour's Bouillon Cubes, regular
25c tin observation-disclosures Isc
Mushrooms -Lalance Brand pack
ed in France; extras, regular
35c can, each. .........,...23 23c
Armour's Veal Loaf, regular l5c
tin, each...................11c
Armour's Beef Loaf, regular 15c
tin, each.................11c
Oysters-Fresh, just arrived,
per quart ..................3Oc
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
Hieglns-Dr
Nuptials

Mr.. Earl w. Higgins, a Homer ma
chinist, and Mrs. Bessie Iona Dripps
of Brandon were married at o'clock
Saturday afternoon by Rev. j. A.
Long at his East Vine street resi-
dence. They will reside in Homer.
Mrs. Dripps was manager of the
Brandon exchange of the Mt. Vernon
Telephone Co.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28

brough. The remains were brought
to Mt. Vernon Monday over the 1852
a. m. b. & o. train and were inferred
in Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
rakes the Soreness out

For bruises and reducing infiamma-
tion Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh is
unequalled. 1t first takes the sore
ness out and then heals.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
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+ SOCIETY NOTES i
Baker, r-CulIison
waIeltA4

Rev. j. A. Long performed the cer-
emony Saturday morning at 10
O'clock at his residence, East Vine
street, which united the lives of Mr..
Allen Oolen Baker of Waldo. Marion
county, and Miss Mae Leona Culli-
son of New Castle. o. The couple
will reside at Waldo, where the BRIDE
groom is employed as a Pennsylvania
railroad telegraph operator.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28
MEAL pEPT.

MER DEF -
Sausage, fresh home made,
ID. ....... 'G/2C
Fresh side Pork, homed dressed,
lb. ,....,........ .'....'.'.'s 800 iVO
Shoulder Pork Roast or Chops,
per lb..........,...... &c
Boston Butts, lb.............. 19c
Liver. fresh beef, lb.........1O 1Oc
FRUIT G. VEGETABLE DEPT.
Lettuce, fancy leaf, lb......12Iac
Radishes, fancy long red,
punches ................. be
Parsnips, fresh washed, 4 lbs. 1oc
Carrots, fresh washed lbs. SC
Lemons, fancy Sun-Kist, G for 1oc
BAKERY DEPT.
BREAD-We save you money on
your bread
Pioneer, a regular &c loaf, ca. 4c
Mothers, a fine large loaf ca. &c
Cookies, sugar the kind that your
mother used to make, fresh and
delicious, 2 dozen .15c
GROCERY DEPT.
FLOUR Pride of Vernon brand,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28

Electric starting and light
ing.
Headlight DINNERS.
Electric control buttons
on steering column.
Left hand drive; eentsP
control.
Floating type rear drle.
81 Z <-inch fires.
Non-Skids on rear.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-28

Pure sfreamiine body Jiue-
passenger touring car.
Finished in black with
nickel and polished
aluminium fittings.
20-2S oTsepopeT motor;
cylinders cast en- bloc.
High-tension magnetic ig-
milton.
Whesi6Gse I0$ inches.
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1loC6 Elm 5eI1el1en
i'm lDeiben gaule!
9icsntal nareu bic 9ertreter Der
3entralmd6te bic
Baite.

8albaigton, 26. San, 91ah.
0em Grdii0ert &ifion mo genlob-
lin Dor meaiaen 8ogen Bic 8ot.
idafter uno @eiaubten Der olluertell
Miadte beluirfet, oerartaIteten bei0e
geltertl ben 0ipGonlntiifen gertre-
teru GeutihIau0s itn6 0eiien Ser.
biln6eten 81 Gbren ein 5eiteiien.
Der oeutide 8pticbafter, @raf b.
@ernitorff batte ben @brenpIab ne.
ben lSrnl 8iIiou inne. 2luBet oen1,
Ielben nablnen bic @eiA1ftstrdger
Der Iiitfei uno 0eiterreid- -llngarns
an Dem DipIomatenenen tell. Ser
bulgariidbe i@eioaote ssonaretoff
mubte tuegeH 6anliIientrauer fort-
bleiben. Sin sobn bon i6n lit i'm
ariege gefallen.
Sat aIle bier beglaubigteu ger-
treter Der nelttralen Stnaten nit ge.
rlnget glusna6men paren ebenfoIlS
5ugegen.
IS mar Dies 1as critic 0aal, oaB
oer 0autide 8otidafter nit Der Sc.
ma1lin oe8 9}r6iioenten 5ltiaumen-
getroffen. ME es aud oas erlte Wtal
lett @eginn oes ariege8 mar, oaB
II ben 4r1ftOenteit @ilior iel6it per.
i0nlih aeinrodleit. Ger endIifd1e
iIt oaaegen hdltfiqer @oit
5ei 0em onelltralen" 45rQiioenten)
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sl'.nnnlg 5lpiid9tn
Gnglano II. stbwcOen!
Guglii1e Megiernngs Greiie ertuar'
ten, OaB Die YOft.Streitiragen
beigelegt werOen!
ssarunug Dts ibpepii9sn intaer.9rdFneuten!

erfldrte, oaB Dies ouA Die ablidt
Der Hegieritng iet, fiigte ieood biiau:
8ir lpeiien Die eSoee melt bon uns,
Bob uniere 8olitif gtelitralit1t inter
allen ltmitdnDen be0elltet. @8 lit
unier oringetbIter 8nnih, 5rieoen
alt 6etpabreu, ltn0 es tit au6 ltlliere
BflidJt, nit alien 0litteln Ooraltf
bin8uarbeiten, dber mir miljien aud
nit 9l09lidfeiten rednen, bel mel
den Die Grbaltung Oes 6rieoenS trob
aller iIlierer 9tnltrengungen ni6t
langer borteilbaft lit.
Ger io8ialiltii1e 5iibrer @ialunr
8rantiilg gdb ietner lln5ltfrteOenbeit
nit Der 9ieoe oes 8remierntlnilters
sIus0rud, oeiien 8olitit nod ieiner
qniidt bic gtation GROCER @efabr
dusiest, imo 0ieies eillStg un0 az
lein aus Dem @rtlnoe, neil er Oo8
iilteruqtionole GeieB oetn guditu6en
geuadB auslegt. @r iogte, oaB 0as
8erhot Der glusfnbr bon SoI3bret
aus Shipeoen peiter nidts ais cine
8ioeruergeltitng gegen england lei.
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Wi(fOn NIT 0eut(C6er
0ote un5ufrieOen!
eniitania.6dIl pOn Gaming nuO Graf
9ernitorff erDrtert,

8ai6ington, 26. S1tl. gaie ber-
lnlltet, foil oie neuelte 9tote 3eutid,-
laflos in Der 2uiitanio-aontr0pcrie
nitbt Den 9eifall unleres 2anoes-
nberbdupfe8 geftnoen 6a6e. IS
beiBt, ouB 5taatsiefretar 9onIina
ouf gefebl ieines 9errn uno Sc
bieters, oe8 8raitoellten 8iliot, oie8
Dem oellti9en 8otidafter, @raf bon
Gernitorft nit benl Ell geitern ua1-
n1ittdg cine aonferen5 botte, nlttge-
teilt bot. @raf BON 8ertlltorff miro
beltte Dteber nit 9errn 2ol1itng fon-
ferieret uro ipie man glaubt, BENT
ielben einelt neuen 8oridlag unter.
6rettet Der aud Die geitern ibut
BON Dem StaatsiefretGr unterbreite.
ten 8itnide @ilions berildltdtigelt
miro.
Comic cine gtnigunq er8ielt lit,
miro @raf bon gernitorff Die Ser
ei1lbartlng ieiner Hegierung 8ur 9e-
gutadtung luo @utbeiBung 8ugeben
lnIIen. IS nlogen fitnf bis feds
Gage berge6en, ebe man cine glnt-
mort aus Berlin erlparten fam. Ser
oeittitbe 8otidafter bot ousoriidlicb
erfIdrt, baB bic qeitern beroffentlih-
ten 8eridte ii6er,oen esSnbaIt Der leB-
ten oelttIden 9totc nibt Quf Aennt-
nis Der Satlohen beru6en, lon0ern
etnfath aus Der 2uft gegriffen iino.
9eicbtsoeItopeniger tpiiien oieie geI-
iertuiiier alth beute i4on, pas qe-
tern arDiiden ben beioeu Stoats=
mdnnern berbaroett ipuroe, obgIeidl
Iiber bic aonferell8 ein boaltQnotge5
belpobrt tpuroe.
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GnglanO itrigt lDonl
boDen Saul brra6!
Olbt Dem 9rud nentraler Md6te
nQ0 unD pirO feiue SlOdaDe=
SeriGarfnng einfiibrea!
3eitungen parnen por peiteren lltbcrsebungeu!

2onbon, 26. San. Die britiife
Jfegierilag Bat iidl betrtiiBigt geiebeu,
BON elmer geroi9tltng Der 8lofa0e
Ger 0euti6en aiiIte Qlbitatl6 gu neg-
men un0 iih NIT Scr gegentpdrtigen
9lrt un0 &etie Der gIodaoe 3ufries
Den 81 ge6en. Nte6rere augeiebene
3eitunaen be6en beruor, OaB Die
Eroteite Der Ser. Staoten, 5flpe-
oens uu0 anoerer nelttraler 2Gi1Der
Die 6ritiide 9tegierung beeiilfluBt
Boben, io0aB 0ieie anoereu Shines
getporoen lit. glu6 bic robiateiten
gefiirtporter elmer gerf6Grflng Der
BIofaoe, oarlnlter 9oro 9eresforb,
fino bon i5rer Soee a6getonlntea.
Die 3eitttrgen beroffentliaen Die
frieqcriife 9feoe 6es idfpeoiiAet
W}iniiterpraiioenten uno narnen bic
3egterllng, feillen Strett init neu-
tralen 21noertt at3ufarlgen.
Sic o9eeip8@ ihretbt inter alloe-
rem: 08as tpiiroen bie gIlliierten
anfangeil, tpenn ibnen Die Ser.
Stnaten oie foIoiialen S5ilfsqueGeu
DeridIieBen2s 0ieies 2un0 ioIl ftd
nit Der gegenipdrtigen glrt unD
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Die 0eut(f6e OqenllOe
auf Der DeltfrOnt!.
8riteu hefirdten, bah burt Der
Sauptidllag nm aaiiers &c.
bursting erfulgen iuiro.

2pnoon rs. syart. 8fe bieligen
UlorgenbI1tter Bermeiien allf bic
fleae bcuti1e cfienitpe onF oer ggseit4 geiftt
'front.' uno oaf bic 9eftigfeit, init
ipeldler oie 0alHifen ben stdllpi
fortiesten. Gte gIaubeiE O1B Der
geipaltiQe quariff am Lesten Mion-
tag 0oBit angetaH mar, ben BIaubet
5il ertpeden, oaB Die Deutiben eineu
lrltItli1en 8eriud nlad)ten, bel
2)pern bic fetnolihen qinien 8lt
0urdbreden. Ten @aitptanariff ie.
ood) befiItdtst man nlorgen, ben 27
yanu1r, adiiers @eburtstag.
9erliner 9erihten 5nfoIge bdbett
Sic 8elltihen mittels 0iinenipren-
glrngen cine an3abI fein0Iide 5fii-
ten9r1hen 3eritort INTO Dem 6eiuo
nafflbnfte gerluIte or 3oten unh
Gertpunoetcn beigebradlt. 9eftlih
bon Reupille na9nen bic 9eltid)er
mehrere N1ineuiprengnngen Dor.
glu9 bic oeltidDen 6Iieger erttptdeln
cine INNER groBere 8dtigfeit. Der
glaha1of bon gtancg mur0e aus ben
@iifteH borttbaroiert, 0esgIeihen bic
,S1brifet Bel garcarat. ltntueit Don
1t 2lenoit ipurOe Elm fran3oliTder
2oppelOefer bon beltiden 6Iiegeru
hfrobgeihoIlen.
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Bum angrlf 0uf
Sa(Onl6l 6ereit!
$4,000 0tann ntlo 3o6lreides &c
id)aR iuerben 5am Angriff in
Stellnng gebradJt.

at9en, iiber 2on6olt 26. San.
Gin aageueiner glngriff Ser Der
biinbeten ouf Salp1tifi miro inter
noulnlen meroen. iobaI0 bic 9ellt-
Iden nrlo 0eiterrei6-llngarn 0ie
bier3n notiDenOigen gInsbeIierungen
Der 8ablllillien uno 0ie Seriteaung
Der 8erbin0ung BUR 8erpfleglntg
illrer 8ruppett boaeH0et bnben. Cine
arnHee bon 100000 a}onn lit alt 6ein
9fngritf bcreits ite miro bon id)lDerer
9lrtillerie unterititbt In Der it'd 0rei
i63oIligc 8elagerltngs aanonen 8lir
9tieoerlegnng Der BON ben 9lIliiertetl
aiitgefitbrten8ef feitigungsmerfe moro
It'd in eineu Snlbfrcile nm Ole
6ta6t befinOeH
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Oritte Hrie9sonfet(e
OoG unter5eiC6net!
Snnbesrdt fat Elm Wonopol fir ben
aanf nnO Serfanf freninen
0elDes einaefiibrt.

Berlin, 26. San. Gie 0rittc
oeutid)e arieqsanleibe iIt nunlhebr
po1itdtoig ntter5ei9net tporoen; bic
lebte 3oblltng ipar am 22, eSonlar
falLig. 9er @eianltbetrog belief itd
auf f2,f60,000,000 Nearf. Son oie.
Ier 5uurme lpnroeu 6s6, 1000, 900
Marf bon 2eibbanfen gegeh 5i9er-
belt ge6orgt.
Berlin, 2G. San. - Scr 9llnoes-
rot bot Elm MonopoE unter ben g(u-
ipi5ien Der Heidsbont fitr ben 8alf
ltno gertauf ausIdnoiiden @eLOes
gteben Der Reiasballf
meroen rs fa9renoe Banfen bon
Berlin 5rontfurt uno Satt6ltrg tell
ne9nlen. Ser 3Iped lit ltnteroriidung
Der Spefulation in oltsldnoiihen
@eloe unb aontroue oeB Wtarftes
bonn Stan0punft Der Weiddftsin-
tereiien bes 2nnoe8 oits. Rad5 elmer
balbanttlid)en Mittei(tutg iou an Der
9erliner 86rle in @egenpart bon
Rei6Sbonf .9eonlten 8ertretern bon
5looif 8erliner 8ehiel6anfen uno
gerliner Maflern tdgltd Die Quote
peroelL Die ou1 fir 5rarlt.
fnrt ltno 9om6urg rlabgebeno lit.
Gas uelle Spiten1 tritt am rs. sSa.
auor tn &raft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-26

2ou0on, 26. San. Die streit-
fragen 3lpiiAen Gnglano uito 5htpe-
ben pegen s3nriidbaltung Don 8olt-
laden Into tuner nod niht beige
lcat. Niles oeuiet aber Darailf bin
0aB man til gnglatlO 8ur gtadgiebig-
felt bereit lit. (Gs nluB tpobl, 0ellrl
Der stuiippel liegt bein Sunt6D
9geiua audi nidts Gfft8ielles befanrt
lit, il glatlbt man IL bieiiaen Re.
gicrllngsfreiien, Dab 5dtneoen gegen
9fusitellung pon 2i5enien bic Qlus-
fubr bon 5ol5bret geitotten mirb,
porous8eieet es fam 0afiir apble
ats England be5ieben.
SdJiuebiIdJer 9remisr tuurut,
5fodbolnb 26. San. sSSn bei-
ben 9dtieru Deg 9}arldmerlts fam
geiteru Die pnIittid)e Gage unb ons
4erbdItilis NIT gnglnrO 5llr Spra.
die. glae Steiner tDaren itd) ie0n9
0artn eiltia 0nB Die idlipeoiihe Neis
trolitdt auireAt gebalten meroen
nliiiie.
9reiitierlniniiter 8anrmdrstioeIo
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)llOnlenGgriner (egGn
Ole WatJen nieOer!
a6nig Nifita nnO Seiicn fyamilic
B06cn Gin 9llDl in 2guns,
6rnntreidI, gefnnben.

Berlin, 26. San. (5pnten6criGt,l J
Die lleterieetidr 4a1ri9ten-
g(gentur bat bellte nieoerunt Der.
iidertg OaB Die Wfonteregriiter Die
Nnffen geitredt baben uno feinerlei
@ioeritauo leiiteu. Sic 9er[iner
3citrngeit ihreibt Die 9tahridter-
9[gentitr, nbaben Die GtfI1rltng ab-
geaeben, OaB Die s9ouptarrltee Der
Montenegriuer 0ie gaaffen tlie0er-
qelegt fat, uho oaB iid Die gtifidib-
Danilop9rao.9Soo 9Soogoriba.9cntari 2i-
ME felt III &1u6ei1 Der oiterreidiid)-
mgariiAen 9ruppen befinoet. 8e-
ner aonig 9ltttto nod bic nontene-
grttiidle 9legicruitg baben tbr @eiuh
Inn Observation-Disclosures rid
gdngig qenladt gie aapitlllotiou
ser neutrality-suspicious. gtrnee bat
tatld1lid itattgefltuoer.
2Don 5ranfreih, 26. ssnn. -
8ie Stoot Qnon Fat Der gefliidteten
6drnilie 0es a6ni9s 9tifita etn 2liDI
dngeboten nlo oerielbeu ons an Oent
Saone .llfer geIegene 6d)loB, oos
eiuIt fir Die 8oupa0our erballt
lultroe. 8nr 9eriiiaultg geitellt. So.
MIG 9tifita bat it3 eutib[oiien. 6ie
maleriid)e Uniform, in tpelher er
inter Der 8epoIferttng gtrfiehen err
reate, a68ulegen ulo 3ioilflei0ung