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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30
PRESIDENT IN A
!. FIGHTING MOOD
! INPH|LADELPH|A
Declares America Should Be
Ready to Defend Liberty
And Justice.
SPEAKS TO ADVERTISERS
Old Phrase TOO Proud to
Fight" Gives Way to DE-
termined Action At Any
Cost" - Justice Must Be
Had.

WASHINGTON, June 2e.-Secre-
tary of State Lansing this afternoon
in answer to a question stated that
mediation of the differences between
this country and Mexico could not be
thought of until the raids along the
border are stopped.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30
MoREY IN COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS. N. NJ, Junt 29.--Capt
Lewis S .Morey, Of the Tenth cavalry
wounded at Carrizal, arrived here yes
terday On route to the army head
quarters at I'll Paso, Texas.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30
REPAIRING CATHEDRAL.

PARIS, June 29.--Rheims Cathedral
will not be repaired for several years
after the war closes, according to the
plans Of the French government. as
outlined by the Petit Journal.
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dEXICAN CAVALRY GATHERS
-arge Forees of Mexicans Are
MobiIized to Protect Their
Strategic Points - Pershing,
Adjusts His Forces to Meet
1 Moves-Hanging of Bandits.


sleass of the American troopers
taptured at Carrizal, reached the
estate department early today from
Special Agent Rodgers at Mexico CITY.
II When he sent the message last night
81. Rodgers expected to be handed
reply to the American note at anv
..ment.
Danger of an Immediate break with
ne de facto government had been re-
eved last night by press dispatches
ylng the prisoners had been started
the border from Chihuahua.
Until Carranza replies to the de-
md for statement of his attitude
ard the American expedition in
Nico to protect the border, how
zne crisis is only less imminent
f. was before.
officials of the administration
known that the United States
proceed with it's military OBJ
ns and would continue to pur-
4 (ndits in Mexico whenever, there
pc of oyertaking them, regard
oiJ dSCto1i IhCAlCdu MILITARY
ders might take.
ary Baker carried to the
ss House early copy of Consul,
pia's message to General Bell at
'aso, stating that the men were
quite to the border last night.
afterwards came the dispatch
Mr. Rodgers. Elizo Arredondo
exican ambassador designate
dvised by Foreign Minister
n in Mexico City of his govern
Us action.
nparent about the war and
itments today that release
..Soners had made the situa.
eSS critical. 1t had no effect
ker, on efforts to speed up nc.
ON of the national guard and
sish an adequate supply of war
.al to meet any emergency.
Maintain PatrcI.
II should the Mexican reply dis
Aly hostile intention and with
1 hrs to Carranza militia com
offensive to the United
the border patrol would be
he'd.
rec itself from the mence of
rmy modified on its northern
= the Mexican government
apply with the demands that
Bad lEely its border states
49, 99dch firm military con
"a Trading into the United
Is Cd <rCb Ia nd
Is @ Cige group of bandits i'm
51ch control is lacking it is
HA0 Indicated here that President
k9n is determined, by force if
I kesary to employ the army either
~ THE border or in Mexico in such
nay as to- insure the safety of
Avcan lives and property along
,rder.
base of the American troopers
red at CaTizal has removed one
i2ps cement in the Mexican
it was apparent today
nlv. somewhat relieved
\moved the grave men
\nce of friendly rela-
ae United States and
Rcto government.
Demand.
prisoners Gen. Car
oae demand made by
The other, that Car
his future attitude to-
nan forces in Mexico
Nod until the latest
\ from Mexico
today
ut the Car
MAINTAIN its
n forces
~aorth,
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PHILADELPHIA June 29.-Presi-
dent Wilson speaking this afternoon
in this city, where year ago he uttered
phrase too proud to fight, laid
down a rule for determined policy
for action at any cost" The presi-
dent was in fighting mood. He said
so himself. His first words 81 avn
a challenger to all comers," aroused
the Associated Advertising clubs deic-
gates before whom he was speaking
in Independent Square loud ap-
plause.
America" said the president en-
phaticaiIy, should be ready in eg.
cry point of policy and action to win
dicate at whatever cost the principles
of liberty. justice and humanity to
which we have been devoted from the
first.F The crowd cheered you
cheer the sentiment" said President
Wilson, his face drawn in a tense
line, "but do you realize? 1t means
you have not only got to be just to
your fellows but that as nation you
have got to be just to other nations" ("
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Ell PASO. Texas, June 29.-The
twenty-three American cavalry, who
were captured in the fight at Carrizal
by the Mexicans, were brought to the
international bridge between here and
Juarez this afternoon ut o'clock,
mountain time, and deliver ed to Gen.
eral Bell of the United States arm"
by General Gonzales. commander at
Juarez. The prisoners were brought to-
Juarez today from Chihuahua City
where they were imprisoned after the
fight
This step was in compliance with
the demands made upon General Car
rama in the American ultimatum and
ends this particular matter, so far
as the status of the prisoners goes.
There was no formality connected
with the transfer of the prisoners.
The men were less than half clad,
One man had nothing but towel
around his waist Another wore moth
ing but a shirt. They showed their
hardships, and only one could be
made to smile, when he said: eve
are sure glad to get back
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| has removed one
in the Mexican
as apparent today
17m ewhat relieved
ed the grave men
of friendly rela.
United States and
to government.
Demand.
risoners Gen. Car
|, demand made by
e other, that Car
future attitude to-
forces in Mexico
d until the latest
from Mexico
today
blt the Car
maintain its
n forces
aorth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
Ste Jortf@ritfss ssYartet
Sentidlanbs unterltiiit Die Sandl'
boot.Bolitif oes 0ieidJsfanslers.
9tidt ans lynrd)t Dor Imerifa, ion.
bern nm cute Sesielnngen 81
benielben 5u erbalten.

Berlin t9. Gftober, iiber Con.
DON. Die Witglieoer Der fSortfdlrittS.
portci in Berlin bielten mt DttttrpoA
Nten5 etne Mafienberinn1r1Iung ab,
in mclfDer bon beri9ie6enert glbgeor0.
neten bic @feifstogs.Ge6atter oisfu'
iirt lpuroen. Gr. otto g8ien1er er'
fiGrte, oaB Ge Sortifjrittspartei bic
Foli.tf ben &egierlnq IN ge3ug atT
hie Tultdbootfrage ltnterItiibe. Sr
mics baruif bin, oaB bic Bartei 5rpar
niGt ei1tem cnerqiifen 9auf6oot.
ariege uppontre, baB iie aber gleiGl3ei'
fig ni6t tpiinihe, baB Die gegenDdrti.
cen e1tten 8e3iebungen gu nelitrdIen
2Gnoern eeit6rt iperoen. Gr iagtc:
,Gtmerifa fiirften mir riht I'M o..
ringIten, aber mir ibdten ben @ertb
gutter gesie9ungen su oerrielben."
Sr. Seinrtb 9obe fprab iiber Sra.
gen oer intleren 9SoLitif, peId,e ua6
Dem Griege erttiteben ,peroen. Gr fag.
te, es timber Der 8artei oormtsiift'
lid iftpere 9dntpfe benor, nm ner'
iprodene politiife 0teformen Ger6ei'
sufiibrett. Gte Maft bes &eiGles
ntiiiie gegen 6ieienige Der ein5eInell
Sonten eeitdrft perben. 9ie Regelpng
Der SteuerfrQgen beoinge notblpelloig
etre folfe Wtadtperitarfulta.
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Der britiibe 9ampfer
.Nlauuia" BON 13, ,4O5
9pnnen
SIN ensliiheH adnal anssbfih auf
cine Shine aufsefabreu unp
untersegdn9en.
Der Odurpfer batte Don 10000 Bis
1900 gonnsn Jraat, barunter
piel Hriessuiaterial. an
gorb.
Die paHasiere ipopen pOrber In Gala
mouth gelanbet porben

Toubou, 19. Satober. - 2lobbs
tiiHbisteu am DOuueriiag an. bab ber
britii9e Oanpfer .QIauHid- TN eng
liTden &anal perIentt purbe unb ber
Rapitdn uub 163 Weaun pon Der Be-
iaBtng selanSst tporbsn ietem Tst
@usnabme DON tpeuisen Gsutsu, bic
Dermibi perbeu, tDurbe bie sduse Be-
iasuus DON einsm Gf9bampfer selans
BET. Sie pafagisrs pureH purber in
Tdlmoutb 9elanoet Doroen.
@ie es heiBt, fubr bk ~aIGuHia-
I'M 2anal an WsoreeH aaf cine yeins
auf unb gtug NOD ON Wormittas
unter.
Ser Sanpfer mar am 9ieHftag in
Jalmoutb .insetroffeu unb befano ii4
ndd 2onbon unterpegs, als er duf
bic Mine aufliei. Nls sr am 7. Otto'
Der bon Rem gorf absing battle tr
cine geiabuug bon $50 Rann on
gorb unb 1s5 aaiiitenpdHagisre unb
So gaFasiers TN 3tuii9snb.d. eurise
Denigs bapou q(meriianer.
Oie .9llauniaA mar ein perbdltuibs
mGbis neuer Odmpfer. CT iDuroe I'M
Sabre 1913 sebG,it ,inb mar Dcn 49,
405 Sonnsn Rssiiter. Gs befanbeu
Fa 10000 bic 1900 SOnnen Jra4t,
barunter eine srobs Mengs bon
ariegsporrdtbsn, an 8orb. Sis sanss
aabans ionte in 2onbOu selSidt tDer'
ben unb MIR bic pdfasisrs paren tn
JaImout5 ssIanbet tporbsn.
Der Dailp Sslssrap6 iagt, bab bi.
anwritaniiaen geriicberuHss Gefea.
Idaiten our9 ben llntergana Der
.9l!aunia" Ibspsr be,roffen tpiiroeR,
ba bic britii9eu &Ompagnien nur
Butter i'm Dertb Don 100000 pers
jidert batisn. SAT- Die san* iibrise
1Sraht ipurbe BON ameritGuii hen
aompasnisn perIi4ert.
Rine ober u unterfeeboot ?
Dafbin9tpu, .. g., 19. Sit.
Die bonn bpbrosrapbif4en Bureau auf
@runb Der pom britiidrn Marinsmia
niitsrium sef4idten tpnfibentionellen
Ra9ridten ansefertigtsn aurten 3ei'
gen, Sab In Der lebieu 3eit i'm enslis
I6en aandI ipisbsr srob. MinenfeIbsr
gelest tporben iinb. fobab nur nod elm
aepunbensr sSabrtaual frei 1T. Der
bios ben gsdmtsn oes Warineminiites
RUINS 5piiden 6nlmoutb uno acn=
bon betannt 1T. gtne Ssefabrer ftnb
Dor bieien Minsnfelbern setparnt tpors
ben unb es III ibnen geratben porcen.
befonbsre 2ootfen bon ben Warinebe.
bSrbsn au perlansen.
dtuss sisien iiuitdaSesL bd oss q.
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Srunfembplbe nnb Mnf,ias
sdnser
DON Der beutiden 0tilitdrpsrs
paItung in SeIgten Sur arbeit
geanungeH,
lin ui4t Der 0ffentliaen Wo9lt4atiss
.sit our Gaft gu fallen.

&mferb a NJ, 9Ouanb, 10. Stt.
ueber 2onbon. Der .Selegraaf"
meIbe, baB er Die Snformation er4als
ten babe, baB bic Oeuti6en 1000 Gts
piliIten aus 96eut uusipieien uuD IT.
anoeren Sbeilcn DON SeIgien dbnli4e
WtabregeIu ersreifeu. GeneraI'auar>
ttermeiiter DON Saubertpelt BAT ange<
tiinbist, baB perfoneR, peIae i'm
Stanoe iiHo, gu arbeiten, ge5pHngen
psrben niirben. biss gu tbun- Sn
6Glen DON SrllntIu6t, 4r6eitsi9eu
ooer QrbsitsmungeI t0nnen Die getrsfs
fenben, psnn iie auf bic 0ffeHtti6e
WO6ItbGtigteit aHsetpieien iiHo, aud
auberbolb ibrer Seimutbsorte 6eihdfs
tigt Derben. Jernsr befie6lt Elm Sss
tret, bag bic @iHppbner ge5tullngen
peroen tpiirpen, bel lIHgliidsflIleR uno
DfTentliaen &ataitrOpben, aud penn
oisie iid auberbaIb oes 0iitritts ereigs
nsn, in benz fis pobnen, !oiIfe gu leis
fen. Sebermann, ,.ber ith oefen peis
CERT, Tam, 10 fagt bic 3eituHg, nit
9efGngniB biz gu BRET Sabren ober
elmer 9elobube biz 81 10000 Wart
heitrnft tnerher
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fn4en bin petlfionirt. Seit Ieiner
8erpunbung i'm MGrs 1915 mar er
1ll9t me5r an bic 5rOnt 5uriidgste6rt.
Der 6elbmarfhall mar I'M Wbdi 20
Sabre alt getpeien.
Il
Selomarf4aa BON &tut unb fetne
&rmee batten beim beutI6en 8ors
marf4 auf paris I'M September 1914
cine pi6tige EolIe geIpielt. Sein
Bormari4 mar 30 WIeilen DOT Der
fran5oiiihen Sauptftabt gum SteAen
getommen uub feline 2trmee in Der
S6Ia6t an Der Marne suriidgetrics
ben tporben.
Son &lud mar am 20. Mai 1846
in W&iiniter, Beitpbdlen, ge6oren uno
i'm Sabre 1866 uls 2eutnant in Die
@rmee eingetreten. geim Qus6ru9
bes arieges befe6ligts er bas oitpreur
Bif6e g(rmeetorps in &0nigsberg. @r
bate an bem &riege gegen Seiterrett9
IN 1866, fotpie um frun3Diiiaen &ries
ge i'm Sabre 1870 tbeilgenommen.
Gs bsiBt, bdB er na9 elmer ftiir@
mif6en unterrebung nit bem &atier
I'M Mdr3 1915 Ii9 riifii6tsIos Dem
feinbliaen Geuer ausgeIebt babe, nos
bei er bertpunbet purbe. SIN IeBten
@uguit bieB es, bdb Ger SelOmurfhua
IN aur3em ein &ommonbo an Der Dit
liden 5rpnt u6ernebmen pepoe. Sein
Spbn, 2eutndnt @gpn bpn alud,
tpurbe i'm Sabre 1915 bel DtiDoeIs
terte getDbtet.
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Gnalamb ipiH ale feline
@anbelsi@iTe betpaffen.
q tns y er drFung bss
beutf den u uter eelrie>

- - ~
ges bGgn.au s5parten,
Merlin, IL. Stto5er. WerIpGte.
! fiber 2Onbou, 19. G,.-0ie ~ariess,
9eituug-. bic 2tbcRbuussabe bes
~aotal s4Hseisers-, ertIdrt, bab bic
britiide Resierung bic gepaffnung
alIer br1tn4en 5aneeIsidiffe anseOro.
net babe uub 0eutialanb babur6
oielIei9t SeapuHgea iperbe, eis
nen f4Grfren unteri:etries gu fiibren,
Der bie geSiebunssu 3pif4en Seittias
lamb unb ben Der. S;aatsn stfGbrDsn
Diiroe. Die 3eitung fdbrt fort:
sWeHn ss ipabr 1T, baB GusIano
bic &biidt bat, ale feline 9aubels,
f9iffe nit f4peren uub baber nsits
rei4enben Gefdiiseu gu beipaffneu,
tpOSur4 fie tbatiadIid ben Gbaraiier
bon Rriegsi4iffeH erbalttn ipiirbsn,
bic fir ben QHgrifi beittrnult .ftnb,
bann tDnnen mir ni5t umbin, Oh mir
es nun ipiini6eu ooer ni9t, unIereu
l1nterieefrieg in i6drierer WeiIe gu
fii6ren als bies btsbsr Der GaIl mar.
~Wir t0nnen nidt uutbin, be @ers
muthuns aus5uiprsaeh' faet bic
.ariessaeitung" psitsr, .bab es bic
ipirtlide 4biidt GRgIdnos 1T, nit
bieier neiieu WaBreseI uns IN 3pnflitt
nit anberen MGdtsN ,beipnbers NIT
slmeritd gu briusm, Die antport
ameritas INIT gsus auf bas 3ulaFen
bon llnterieebooten In ue,itraIe SGien
mar naiiirli9 srtpartst iporben. Dime.
rita, bas IN Der 3u!uuft ieiren eigss
ien unterieebooten ben tpeitciten
SpteIraum gu IaTsr beabitftist, toants
ii9 Hidt gut burd bic gtabIirung sif
nss pi9!iseu prdcsbeBfaIIes Ielbit bi.
9dnbe binben-
rOb bic Der. Staaten, nit ibrsn
Besriffen Don bem llnterieetrieg. bon
ibrem bisber eineenomm.nsn Stanbs
punt abtpei4en ipiirben. ipenn mir
unieren nntsriestries sesm Gnslanb
perf4drfen, 1T cine Ofiee Grase. Gs
iit' aber ipabridetnIid, bab ipsnn mir
uniere ariessmetboben Der neiien Sif
tuatipn anpafen ipoIlsn, bic burh Die
geipdffnuns Der brttii9en 9anosls,
idtffe sefddffen iporben 1T, mir nit
ben Der. Staat.n in iorgfGltiaer
Weife iiber aue NDsIiateiten bsratben
miiifen, bic ettpa eniiteben t0nnen.
Wir tOnnen ndmlid bies fir gstpib
anieben: gIbseisben BON einisen ipenis
gen Jinsoes unb S6rsiern. bic ames
rita Inn isben prsis in sinen aries
biHeinaieben u,Dd.en, ipiirbe bas arrie.
risGn4& Wolt soai entidashsn.sase.
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gen IeiM baB bic llnteriesbootsBruge
gu dnem neusu Streit 5pH4sa
Seuti4lanb unb qlmertta fibre"
Die a5lnif6e gOltsaeitung fast:
rSeutIhe llnterieebuoe tperbeH in Der
3ufuHft i'm tpsitliten SbsI bes Qt'
Iantif4en S5eans operiren. Sie pers
ben bic 6stannten Sdiffabrtsroutsn
I'm ben oitIi5en puntt Der Rantudet
eSSltfeI berum beimiu6eH anb britii4s
9aHbelsI4iffe berfeutsu. na6bem bic
8eidsurgen SeleSenbett erbolteu has
ben, fi9 in Siaerbeit si brtnseH-"
Die 3eituns III Der Quiidt, baB bas
bur5 bic 9ebeusmittel5ufubr III Gug'
lamb, rameutIia BON getreiSe, Sped
uHS S4uaI9, fart bsstufIubt tDeroeu
uiir0e.
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limb Ha6 Sprengung oe8 GeIbT4rans
tes mt $4,000 enttamen.

Bib, StIa., 19. Oft. 2tm Mitta
nod 4benb purOe 3peietHbalb Qleiler
pon bier ein iiibIi4 fabrenoer 3ug Der
&tAiion, gopeta &c Sartu Sc gabu
Don gaHotten a1tgebalteR unb Der
@Iert bes @rpreb Waggpns, Namens
Rormau, eri4OTeu. Der @eIbIdrant
wuroe geIprengt unb fetnes SnbaIts
beroubt. SHfolge Der 3ertriimmeruRg
Der Gur uno oes Spoes bes @lerts
mar es unmDslih, in Grfd6ruHg su
bringen, ipie bod iicb Die geruubte
Summe beldltft. Ra9oem bic 9auois
ten ibr Wert OOabraat, entfloben fe
in glutouobiIeu.
Su sinem fpe5ieQsn 8aggOH ginger
fofort 4ufgebote DON gIib, perrp unD
anbereH nabegelegenen SrtI6uften
mad bem SaauplaB a6. sic Oerfolgs
ten Die RGuber in bic 5tgeI uno mels
beten am QbeHo, baB iie gIuuben, oab
Die ganoiteu in elmer S6Iuat um'
rtngt ieien.
Die 2lufgebote srrpurten @eritdr'
flung, ebe tie bieieIbeH enger umstna
geln. Wlan eIaubt, OaB gum pentgiteu
Spei Der ganoiten ben 3ug in poncG
@it1 beTtiegen butten. glls bieier ft6
glib ndberts tletterteu Spei U6Gnner
iiber ben Senber unp befdblen bern
2otomrtiSfiibrer, ben 3ug gum SuIte1
gu bringen. Oils oies geI6eben mar, err
i9ieHen bier peitere Burden uno DerS
Iaugten, baB bic 2otomotibe unb oes
grpreBnassn obgetoppelt per0eu. 2tta
lie in ben leBteren etnbrangen, tpuroe
glert Hprman erfdoFen unO ber9eLba
f6rant HttteIB gtitrosIpaertn gee
fprengt.
8dbrerb Der 8eraubung bes 9efos
f9rantes purbe bic 3ugmdrrf&ft
BON bier 8onDtten I'm G9a5 sebalteu.
Ra6bem Der @eIofaruHt seLeert mar,
sHtfIoben fGmmtIi6s an Dem ueberfaI
8etbeiltgte IN Qutpmobilen.
Der lleberfoq ereisnete iih auf
Ranse 1o1. 4m 9ornerItog Worgeu
porteten bic gllrfsebote auf irseub EN-
2ebens5ei9eu aus Der lSdlu6t, in
pel6er man bic RGuber OerborgeH
glaubt. IS pirben 8orbereitungen Tiir
eine regelre9te gelagerung setppffen;
aber es tit mDgIi4. bab bic RGuber.
in Der 9cffnung gu euttommen. etnem
&f tpdgen peroen.
8abnbeamte urb SberifFs mil lurgs
iGbriser grfcbrung ertldrten, baB Der
1leberfalI elmer Der fredrfen mar, bic
ie in bieTer Segenb fib eretgueteu.
Mdn glaWbt, Oob feds Wednner an
bemielben Sbeil genpmtuen bGtteI.
Ste ndtten Den Sn9 an etnet Oct etui
famIten StsIen auf vtanse 1o1 Slf
Stebeu oebrubt.
Die Na9rib. ppn bern Raub tpurn:
erit betdrlnt, als Der 3us Ipdter M
Bfib arrtam, pbslei6 5drrGrbetter.
tpelae burc5 be Sdiiiie dngelOtt tpcra
ben naren, bie 1srfoIging Der Bcns
attM josurt Gutssaomm<a Aattsr.
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Sen Ppur le Wterite
gerIieb aaiier 8iIbelm benz Supitdns
2eutnant Se Ia perriere BPM
IL - 35",
Be!&er 126 fsinbIi6e Saiffe Ders
ientte.

g.rlin, 18. DIT, iiber aonbrn,
19. Ottober. (8eripdtet.) - Dem aas
pitGns2eutnant Qrnolb DE Ia pere
riere, 9efsblsba6er oeg llrreriee6ootes
.ll-35", puroe fir bic 8erIeltung
bon 126 Sampfern DON inseeidmmt
10000 5onnen Der SroeH gonr lie
Weerite perlie6en. Inter ben SerItorten
S6iffen befanb iih elm frand0itlher
unb Elm sngliiaer areu3er. Wdbreno
bas Sau66oot i'm Mittelneer tRdtig
mar, perientte es cine InSahI Don
transport, Munitipuss unb beitiids
ten SanbslsI6iffen. aupttdnIe1itnant
De Ia gerriere iDG II Sample beitdra
ben uno auf elmer etn5isen Sobrt
S9iffe BON insgeIammt 91,000 Sons
nen serit1rt baben. 2lIs CUTE IriIe
batte er bier 8anOnsu mitgebraht. Sm
lsBten Suni bate bic ru-35" @ara
tbagera, in Spanisn, eineu Ssiuh abs
geitattet.
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troffereu goriidtsmabreselH, fam
man bier niat re4t begreif.n, tpie bic
galaunia' aif etne Whne aufselauf.n
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cine uiue Oerientt tunrbe, bic DON
'hrer gerunterung losserifeu tpurbe
ober burd sins, bic Don etnsm feinDIis
den Wstneuleger aisgeipprfeH ipurbe.
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Wetterberid)t.

SIR Ohio: Gtridregn unb
sdlter am Grtiias; bebeuienb tdlter
apdbrenb Der Madt, NIT itartem iyroIt,
iuenn ii9 bas Wettsr auffldren ioIIte.
4m Sdmitag fd0nes Wetter.
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GelSmariban BPM 3lm6
@urbe auf Isin etgenes Gnlu9en pells
iipnirt
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bon. Selbulari9all MeTanbcr 5. u.
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ben re9ten GIiiseI ber beatIcben glrs
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2lmerifaniihesI sIiihertspt
Bon BEN Britsu Guf 5o5er
SEE eSetapertuHo ad d
Srtmsbp gtbra1t

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f5on bic amsrituntI4eu Jiiaerboote
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nit bsm S5iidfans bsI9dftist paren,
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bradt, iie purbeu G5er fpGter pieos.
fretselafeH.
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9onbOn, 19. Stt. ginsr Sepss
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uoripegiideDampfer rSten" BON einem
beutfhen llnterieebno, peris,rtt tpors
ben. Die Is Rann Furte geiaBuHs
purne in gNiftiarria gelunbst.
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llnterieebopt in Branb geitedt tporben.
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in Sreoeridsbdpen gslduoe..
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renb BEG 8asss gemeloet. bab Der bris
tii6e 0ampfer rSternett" pOn etnem
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beg aapitGns gelanOst ipprbsn lei.
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es fbeint, elm uortpegii6er, ipproe
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Sdraukn IN gtebt seripideIt purs
ben, bic bic Ssuti6cu ausgeipannt
brben, um brItFibe uHter1eeboofe 81
fdngen.
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eine gt6tbeiIunq frunS6iiffer Marine'
truppen geIanOet porbem Der Som'
manosur SsrIangte, bab ibm bas pdr'
lnmentarsebGuDe unp bas uniperiis
.dtassbaubs fir aaiernsnsipsde iibes'
IaNsa ;usrs.n icGssa !
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2rpb ibrer i6tuerem Sserlnite greifem tie int
nter 1pieSer nit itnrfe, 6plonmem a,t.
Das Wenige, oaS lie 0amit am ]l(ittwo6 erreid
mur0e NIT unge6euren B(utopfern erkauft
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Wsumte Yainbip ahgennnt,nem
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Mn Ser gpmnte

Wurbe Elm dbermdliser, bon ben MGis
irieu IN srObem Mabitabe semdds
ter Deriud, burd3ubreden, ab.
aeidlaaen.
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Sabmraub.

Gin giienba5n3ug nabe Big, Stld.,
Don ganbiten ange6alten,
Wel4e ben gIert beg grprsBpaggoRs
tDoteten
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-09
Following the Star
By FREDERIC e. WEATHERLY

IT was the eve of Christmas; the
snow lay deep and white.
I sat beside my window and looked
into the night.
I heard the church bells ringing, I
saw the bright stars shine,
And childhood came again to me
with all its dreams divine.
Then as I listened to the bells and
watched the skies afar.
Out of the east majestic there rose
n radiant star,
And every other star grew pale be.
fore that heavenly glow.
It seemed to bid me follow, and I
could not choose but go.
From street to street it led me by
many a mansion fair.
It shone through dingy easements on
many a garnet bare,
From highway on to highway,
through alleys dark and cold,
And where it shone the darkness
was flooded all with gold.
Sad hearts forgot their sorrow, rough
hearts grew soft and mild,
And weary little children turned in
their sleep and smiled,
While many a homeless wanderer
uplifted patient eyes,
Seeming to see a home at last be.
yond those starry skies.
And then methought earth faded. I
ose as borne on wings
Beyond the waste of ruined lives,
the press Of human things.
Above the toll and shadow, above
the want and woe,
My old self and its darkness seemed
left on earth below,
And onward, upward, shone the star
until it seemed to me
It flashed upon the golden gates and
DER the crystal sea,
And then the gates rolled backward;
I stood where angels trod.
It was the Star of Bethlehem had
led me up to God.