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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17
PROBLEMS FOLLOWING THE WAR

No living man declares Houston Post Democrac can
at this time anticipate arreachng adjustments of the world
international relations living contemplate the
suits that just realizing what somn and tremen
ous responsibility upon the shoulders of those who
must direct the future course of the government"
Yet millions of living thinking of that time and OF
responsibilities they planning shape their immediate
political action tremendous responsibility
Post speaks fall shoulders which
capable to bear it.
'The small domestic problems around which customary
isan nothing compared with the world
aspects problems just ahead Wth all this cordial
agreement
Yet will do lose sight entirely of domestic problems
upon which deal with them will depend very
largely the President would in dealing with the
which will be thrust For example
without tariff protection after the European
shall be position cope with the commercial
problems upon with the release of Europ fight
ing the trenches and with their productive
pursuits
Strong capable constructive craftsmanship will be the crying
this country after Euopes and the election next
November will show whether have it If Repub
President and Republican Congress chosen look
with confidence for proper solution of the problems which will
If present shifting and vaciang Execu
tive continued Office and his and narOwmnded
legislation the will be dark with misapprehen
sons The record of the parties will show which is the
deserving up sOemn and responsibility
ere opinions about 1t is the Republican party
which has the character and the capacity render the needed service
the nation will hesitate in making the seec
ton.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17
WORKS DEMANDS EXCLUSION OF
JAPS IN FERvENT SPEECH IN
THE SENATE

Washington, July IA - Senator
Works of California in a speech in the
Senate today urged the exclusion of
Japanese subjects on, the same basis
as Chinese are now excluded. He criti-
icised the Root-Takahira agreement,
under which, he said, many undersir-
able Japanese enter the country. The
adoption of a straight-out excursion
act, he declared, was the only solution
of the problem.
Because of the essential racial diff
ferences, the Senator asserted there
could be no social tolerance of the
Japanese because that inevitably
would lead to race amalgamation
which was unthinkable. He argued
that the time had come when the Unit
ed States, as an act of self-preserva-
ton, should declare by statute It's pur-
pose mot to tolerate further race
complications on our soil by prevent
ing immigration of all peoples not of
the white race"
The California Senator declared that
relations between the United States
and japan were friendly, but insisted
that Japan's "gentlemen's agreement"
did not prevent Japanese from coming
to America
"Nor does 1t meet the necessity" he
added, "of excluding those who are
here, or others who may come, from
downing land in the States, a condition
that is most Objectionable. Neither
does it meet the complication that is
going to result from the incoming OF
picture brides. of which there are al
ready hundreds, perhaps thousands, in
my State.
"If We had long ago enacted laws ex-
Guiding everybody from the country
who were not eligible to become citi-
zens We would not have 10000 Jap
anese in the United States, $4,000 of
whom are in California. We have tenn
porized and compromised our rights
which has brought about the present
complications with the Japanese ma
tion.
"If war with Japan comes, what
then? Have we prepared for it? Will
We be prepared for it if the proposed
program of military and naval expan-
sion is carried out? No; not on the
Pacific coast. To make the Pacific
Coast States secure we must have two
armies and two navies, one on each OF
the sea coasts.
81 do not believe we are going to
have war with Japan, but those who
think so should see to it that the Pa
cific coast, which must bear the brunt
of any fighting with that country has
a sufficient portion of the increased
army and navy to protect 1t from at
tack"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17
ONLY FIFTEEN YEARS BETWEEN
WARS IS THE UNITED STATES
AVERAGE

In the July Woman's Home Com.
panion Earle Harrison writes of paci-
fists:
owe are peace-loving people,
say lots Of them. It's different In
Europe. The Germans make a regu-
lar business of war, and the English
are just as bad-look what they did to
the Beers. Russia and France and
the Japs are always looking for a
scrap; now they've got exactly what
they wanted. Nothing like that for
Uncle SAM
Maybe all this is true Maybe
Uncle Sam is the most devoted lover
of peace in the world. But you cant
prove it by our record; you can't get
away from the fact that this country
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together and until the last
few years doctors pronounced it to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable
Science has proven Catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is
the only Constitutional cure on the
market IL is taken internally. II
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case 1t
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17
EATING PAPER NO NOVELTY
(London Observer)


II is with a mitigated commisera-
tion that one reads the story of how
won der Foltz, the German spy, finding
himself recognized In Petrograd,
"spent some hours eating two parcels
of discriminating papers which he dare
not burn in the CRATE"
AS a feat of mastication Won der
Goltz's by no means holds the record.
Paper is easily reduced to pulp and
swallowed 1.-THE ink acting as an ap-
petizer), and the only difficulty in this
case was the quantity. Leather Is an
other matter, but apart from meals of
hard-pressed explorers there are au-
thenticated instances OF meals of the
kind. One took place at a Covent Gar
den hostelry famous In the fashionable
annals OF the eighteenth century. A
tipsy gallant. enraptured by the
charms of certain lady, snatched on
her shoe, and, filing 1t with cham
payne. drank bumper to her health.
Then, TO carry the compliment still
further" so runs the tale. "he ordered
the shoe itself 10 be dressed and served
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

up for supper. The cook set himself
seriously to work upon 1t. He pulled
the upper part, which was of damask,
into fine shreds, and tossed 1t up in. a
ragout minced the sole, cut the wooden
heel into very fine slices, fried them
in butter and placed them round the
dish for garnish."
Still more formidable, and much less
romantic, was the dinner of the shoe
maker OF Don Carlos, the son of Philip
II. of Spain. This is the incident as
DR.. Rappoport relates it:
"The young nobleman of that time
wore boots with high, wide legs, SO as
to allow a small pistol to be concealed
in them. A shoemaker having sent the
Prince a pair of boots with narrow
legs Don Carlos went into fit of fury,
ordered the boots to be cut into small
pieces, cooked and sent over to the
shoemaker for him to eat. According
to some accounts the latter was ac-
tually forced to swallow his own
boots"
What may be described as a paper
meal de luxe was that Of the famous
Fanny Murray mentioned by Horace
Wapole: 81 liked her spirit in an in
stance heard of t'other night. She
was complaining of want of money.
Sir Richard Atkins Immediately gave
her a twenty-pound note. She said:
D your twenty younds! What does
It signify?' clapped it between two
pieces of bread and butter and ate it,"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17
"A Remarkable
Statement
Mrs. Sheldon Spent $1,000 for
Treatment Without Bene-
fit. FinallyMade Well by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Englewood, III. while going
through the Change of Life I suffered
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17
LUNCH AT BIERLEY's.

We make a speciality OF our ham
and pimentO sandwiches.
Oysters served any style.
Lunches served at any time
Ice Creams-Chocolate. vanilla and
caramel
We have the agency for Johnston's.
the appreciated chocolates.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

Compound made her well, so took il and
now / am just as we'll as | ever was.
cannot understand why women don't
see how much pain and suffering they
would escape by taking your medicine.
cannot praise it enough for it saved
my life and kept me from the Insane
Hospital. Mrs. E. SHELDON, 5657 S.
Halsted St., Englewood, Ill.
Physicians undoubtedly did their best,
battled with this case steadily and could
do no more, but often the most scientific
treatment is surpassed by the medicinal
properties of the good old fashioned
roots and herbs contained in Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
+. If any complication exists it
pays to write the Lydia f. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass,
for special free advice.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

has been at war on the average of
once every fifteen years since the ma
ton began. That's our record, up to
now. and it makes the German war
lords look like, amateurs. They en-
ioyed unbroken peace and prosperity
for forty-one years before this war"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17
DOES BACKACHE WORRY YOUY
Some Maysyllle People Have Learned
How To Get Relief.

How many people suffer from an
aching back?
How few know the cause?
II II hurts to stoop or lift
II you suffer sudden, darting pains
If you are weak, lame and tired
Suspect your kidneys.
Watch for natures signal.
The first sign may be headache or
dizziness,
scanty, painful, or too frequent
urination,
Nervousness or a constant, dead
tired feeling.
Avert the serious kidney disease,
Treat the weakened kidneys with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
A remedy especially for sick kid
neys.
Gratefully endorsed by residents of
this locality.
Mrs Alice Bradford, Hotel Brad
ford, Augusta, KY, says; MY kid
neys were in bad shape and was
nervous and dizzy. My head ached
and ! felt weak and tired in the morn
ing. A neighbor suggested taking
Doan's Kidney Pills and l used some.
They made me feel very much better.
l advise anyone suffering as l did TO
use Doans Kidney Pills"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Bradford had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props. Buffalo. n Y
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

The Hon. Swager Sherey of Louisville Ky, is another Demo
who reported decided sinking ship and
retire from politics Mr. Sheey will have completed his seventh
March He the ranking member the
preparations Committee of which John j. Fitzgerald Chairman
Shery Democrat but the vagares of his party
the changee mind of his chief Woodrow Wilson, said
be responsible for Sherleys proposed retirement.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

The Federal Trade Commission has declared That is
they longer the job The trouble which eliminated
the dposng of Chairman Joseph Davies and the election of Ed
ward Hurley has the Commission all asunder Just another
little wrinkle for President Wilson to iron out.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

with neadaches, ner-
vousness, flashes Of
heat, and / suffered
so much / did not
know what l was
doing at times. ]
spent $1,000 on doc
tors and not one did
me any good. One
day a lady called at
my house and said
she had been as sick
as / was atone time,
and Lydia E. Pink
harato Va nnN hlo
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

Said Minority Leader Mann in the House few days after
President had declared June a. holiday and Washington
gala for the Preparedness Parade 81 mark of
spec and of loyalty the Flag that the House do
djourn And sxtytwo Democrats voted against the motion
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

The man with money never lacks
for friends. But, then, some of them
have more love for the money than
for the man.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

The of space the Democratic newspapers of Indiana
devong the that Senator aggar voted pork
would indicate that they surprised when he did Sco
burg (Ind) Chronicle
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-17

There are times, though, when our
wise men are just as foolish as the
rest of us.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-17
0nmoeslieb.

Our @lelpbie; geutiftanS iibsr
Nlles.
.Gott erhaIts. @oit beifiBs!.'
Teutidilanb Oeiireida. seit on Ssits.
Ceitreih Teutidlanb. treuaeiellt,
Stehn aeeint su beil'aem Streite
Sieteu 9rub Der eanaen @elt;
@eben iih bas aanipfneleite
Bon ber dbria sum Belt.
9entidilano Dei,reid,, Seit on Ssite
Bietsn Srpb Der gausen Gelt.
Ceifreihs gbre Teutidllaubs Gtre,
Teutitlanbs @caner. OeNreihs
Geino.
lguf benz Qanbe,, nuf benz Weere
8eibe Sblfer feit eeeint.
sJeit seeint bic itarten beere
@prt unb Snnbihlaa treu gemeint.
Ceitreld,s 9bre. Geu'ihlanbs Gbre.
Teu,itlnnos @eancr. Cehreits
0einD.
6anb In 6onb bic saiisr iicbrn
limb bic AbIer 6lua nn Giua;
GtuIs bic alten Banner iuehen.
Wcbr uao Bafien eIbts acnun:
@ott crbore unier dlebcnl
Deli uns ntber eua nno 9ria.
pnb bic tueite Grbe irhen.
Teu,idlanbs. CeiirsidIs SieaesSus.
griffin upn Malobsrn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-17
Siir HheHmatismnS.

Spbalo Nh Sbeumatismus elm
ieIlt. sebnuht Sloar's 9inine=.
giht rparteu unb Sdimerssu leiseu.
6iniae 5ropisn bappn aleidh nui bic
2 ellie uno bic S6merseu Fieheu.
Grn bnntbarer 2eibenoer ihrtibt
gilt 8 @pd,sr an tcu7iiten Sbea'
ma,ismns uno iieiisu 9taden. &C
trautte Monde sReS,sinen. bic ellie
nitts holier uno it iinno inter Sn''
rht eireslSlrstes Sum Slid hrrte
in pou z uau's ointment uuo rad
bret pper oiertnaiaem @ebrouh fuar
,.t rieser wubiaui. Gin I'm arrs.es
gepnrtement. 5tore In 2. I nuae.
iellt. no opn 500 bis sOo Seripusr
in arbcit srh. urh hieir peroeu st.
srlih nuti SlUan's ointment isnnen
iernen' 9. y. Smith. San 5rur.
slcto. Col. San. 1915 Sei alien
S'pothtieru tsn,.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-17
Tarm ,n perfanien.

2S3 Nder. Sic aanse Sarm III
cinac;aunt. lT5 ader aetlart. wo
urn ~ Sder inter auitur limb. SO
Ntvcs iiuh So,tpmlauo. bas lbriRs
reidles aniIauS. 3 -2oirres- nit
ME pcriieacnbrn Gueileu. @utes
aphuhaus, Hehenaesnaoe II. Stille.
Cute Gihernc. Tie farm III . nuo
cine halbe Rci 'uor tSolt, 3 Re'leu
non Neitpbaliu HrS cine tnlbe %ei!s
pom Sinae 5laS aeicaeu. Tieic
Sarm, bic in iebcr Sinhht siu -Sar'
naiu-. tara acaenpartia "a eirsn'
Erciic mcit dnter ih-em &crthe &C.
t,Git mcresn. Wan wenhe iih m
Den 5ia,utthnicr
Shittip Sreher.
@efrhalia sRp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-17

man ffi fnHm bensen BAT nod iehr
Irisl @srtpofIes 'utria u.
+ Siie RHkihaien mol ecnnn - Gber
bic GllsrbsiisH - 10 tissen &c bod,
iuie .Guesn Gfiiabeth-. -5riHuth- ,
-Raiestis'. -5ormibasIe', .anba,
tious-. ia 6Usns-. .Gratu-, -Rpi,
tiers .Snbomitable Hus nlle iulf,e
Ifrahere sieaesnaineu. ga -
frlher - bic nlten 9prbeereu iuerbsu
BEN 10 Feaesaeiuiiisn Briten teinen
rotten 6slIer einbrinaeu. aunal
on ber1its edns neue eepnltiae lie,
ber. llntetissbocte fertia aefelIt finn,
bic on Shueitiafeit xno Ansrliuns
nIlss bisher boaeneisne IN ben
Saatten feileH, bic 60 RnHn BE-
inbuno haben uno nit fieben 5orue.
burphren nHsueff6ttst fino = bdbei
i'm Stnnbs Fnh, 1000 Rsilen surid,
sulesen Uhne neues iensrnnesm1te,
rinl nnsnetmen ~ miiiien.
aein RHrSer oo6 man bnio Ges
ipenSier Fett rie s.S. bei einer fnrss
lifen Gruluiiuu in ben Tspout Bull
periugrteu. nsuunf einSelne Eednits
bcr geietiidioft feii NIB iefi bghanp.
ter. es iri ncr Der GrplOfiou Gin rte.
iiaes .9ui.idliii! - nbsr bis Eerte
asiehsn pcrbsn. Sa - bos anHas
Y1ro iolI ia mii eiHem 9ste bent,
idler Spiornpe umippnnrn iein, bio
Wic eire riehas Spinue bas earss
2auo Bet Ser. Siaaten aultralli.
Gut ansns6ndii' Tanit man Hiat
ON eneIiite uHb iapauiiAe nmtriebe
aenahEt rirh. rnh GpalnnS urs
beh6noia uEisre btheu Chiiiere CD.
anmii, inhrm es pieieiSeu unier aus,
fdteu pon 3Ahih uno 'lin3snbeH
GOIoss urter bic all;irteu isft
tan rsaeIHSbise Ssrbeturcaa ucx
GnaInnb in uniern SrDSiiiotsH uH:tr-
haIteH nsrber, ea6 bie Greri.aner
hie unh geutihlano reiicu, ter
-lsummnhmuaael- iireuaheus aes
ohnbt uirb, has bic Ser. sta1.er
Den, 9aiinaieroampisru Der slliir;ea
erlnubeu Al ihrer %srteisi1ura na
nit Geitasen 81 5sriaher = 10. bic
oife enaliidhe Spir-e me-tt r,1u
oar ritt.
Sr1uris rius es n6er oph um ei.
Sahe Der StIiirten hcftIlt lin.
rreaH nadl grtiirnua 0es irduisEs
itleu Eremisruiuiners EriarS Sie
6i'ie - 9ta,itrs - sum 0rie.s lt.
iqIit uUtrenoil iti, SSie Sriars I1ct
hlbe oie SerIiuaeraua oes srisacs
inv ItnliCa ee;viiis Gtlpityia.ei,sr
nebnbt (aIaubs pnD - aser rueEa
>Itnlitu eineH Gugcr nus s:r' 7itee
oar Hlliirttu iittcu -c,i: muE. e2
Gtl ct:iy ant Gsieas tl;tl,i,cr.
Gttiv' me toif,? mas eo1, t.--c:
'nul iei1 .... Tie ,N,liercr tat,su
bod iilcr 10 ricle Stne e:,r-atl.
!her NieieS b1t S,a.i.r as Grs,oas
h;rcusRci1atcr, cif bti Sr;eetrs
iilU6 uao Nem trSsu',iasn S'sat C1
Der Slliirtsr tie r5Viitc Irlee
barhaus ritlt als ir;eyuatirrale
: ,tt hireircc;ppsr Ttrecr ehr'e.
Eie Srnac ecr llnnbbarsiatei; ees ii.
Siub.es iIi cine rcirc cit2lieui.
! d Grnar.
So. -. ger upu Envi,e ibt
'r. pir, tLrar. eegr Geel'e'
:. 81. z.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-17
ssie man @rfaltansen trrirf.

Strmeiost arsieturasn uns snits
;ga. Speilet rihtia. lsehurt Sr'
Sira'ss seq 9isepoerr. Sef.ebt aus
Sine. Sor oei,bc.inh rse lei6.tsa
Sh'R5r=:ittsi. "a tote: are pirit ben
Srialtuunsihleim ans Gem SrSie:r.
tsidritiat Ten wnaheu Sc.s uzs be
!, i.iet bic gHisnnopna. Seilt bic
Stlsimhants. aonHt trps olIem Sa-
rasa ttias heiisre Nsbsin iar Suhsr
uuN gri1gtane fneen. Ssin Is ,,ahs
rt lanoer eebraua tsrst iar 5airie,
eenAsllnaa. lans.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-17
YOUNG NAN WANTED

To qualify for civil seryicp or business
positioni salary ss4O to sisu0 pc year:
experience unnecessary. win pay nalf
your tuition and help defrsy rour ex-
p-nses while learning In exchange for .
few heurs assistance at your home.
Thls offer u limited. must he accepted
immediately. @. W Ransom. l'res..
Ransomerlan Business schesl, 1894
Grand Ave-, Kansas City, No. Write
hun ai once for full particulars.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-17
ScfaieS,

-0err 6ermanu Shulte BON @Orb
Tatota beiudlt sur .3eit ieiue ylr,
uanoteu bier uno bel Jolt
Ger arart Wilbur uOn 2opie
Grset iauite nh bier aeiiern pOu
0errn Senrp Seumel Elm neGes
Su9sie
-Tie 6erren @ilhelm Bauer uut
Grant 9leuuer nun 6reenura. Uareu
aeitern eeihaitlihe geiuher in @elt'
pbnlio.
-1ie Ser.en Ghas. I. Suber urt
@eu. Vi. @erner madlten aeherH Ell
men @eiflaits "trip" nad Der 9puntp'
Sauptitaot 2inu.
-6er Seurp @iilitrarb oun
GoIt. FAM sefern aui bem oci1meae
ppn 9inu no or ole siuror ant SreiSr
aeridts aebicut. hicrourh,
FRI. @ertrub Stneicr. pcldC
mehrere Sabre IN Tctrpit, Wih,
ocriueiite. III am Irbter TurrcrStlG
int GIternbauie eiractroiiCn.
-Nm Nurtoo Ebcnb inno in Der
Sd,ultaIIe 81 3olt clu<ous,rdrstlen
iiatt benz oun bier Nlbert Glltenepcr
unb permann 2aYpel beiwuhren.
-Serr Senru Shsppers. itit Iep
ten Serbn In Seiieriou gitp mphn'
bait. rer!ehrte tier puu IonnerS,aa
Nbeub bic dreitna Woraen In &c.
lhnitcu.
-oerr Gottirieb Mcllcs oou
Rucltt0lun erlsbiate bier ON NOntaa
geif6ftlid,es. Nudl bate her SuIiS'
blatt.Wann lid, 6rieeus ireunoIiheu
geiudles 81 erircuen
Ter Sturd, Der iidl in letter
Rphe Smiiten bier uuo 6ult perirrt
bate. lisB am 6reitag Woracn eines
iciusr ShuSteiuhleneu. Gin SuIdlcn.
beim Senru Su,bpoe surud. Ora
tuliren!
-5rant uno Woolph Srenler opn
qeuie Greet, bulten ou Wonton ben
Sdaeappnrnt Res Serrn @erboro
Tcltrpp upu Sult uno merhen nit
Ollie bes Safe Sdlculen beim Nuauii
9rrmer qunbcr iaaer.
- -Ncrnaun..s unb 2bepoor
Shnelcr. Sdlmicocmciiier ~ 1upic
Greet. iameu am Wontoa bier burdJ
aul bent peimpcae pom GuIt. mp iie
bn audi lie eine Grudctfobrit on;ulc'
ner aebenien. ldl bic oes oerrn
Stephan @eritni nniaben.
-Tcm 8eardtuiiie bes In lsttcr
Rphe pl0tlih IN Seiieriun Gitp
peritorbenen unh ant Wputna in
WarbsuiIIe oeerbtaieu Scrru gprnh
aranl wubnten upr bier beiicu Spd,.
ter 6rau Nnton osdmnnn. oeren
gnttc. Soiepb CleeIebr uao Soiepb
Subn bel.
SD modte hermit bie Nufmert'
ianiteit aller melner aeehrtsn 6reun
be nno aunbeu auf bic 6reiseriyeori'
auna lenlen rslGe itu ilr bic Ganer
BON sebu Inasn, POM 10. bis 20.
aebruar on ollm Shutsu uno be-
ionbe,s lleberftubrn uno IslsfieieI
MAIDEN iperbe. Sdl lnbe aIte etn uor,
suipredlen unb iit islber BON ben
.Saraains- b,e in ibnen biete. 81
ibsrseueen.
= Adltunaspptf.
5srbinaub Crtmeper.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-17

uH DeI uUHultAtttutH tptt WI WI
Sekarabiid,en Grense ipurben. bi.
Siuiien bon ben bfirreidb'unanriid,er
srmsen am 10. Gebruar nit iehi
arpben 9erlniteu IN 2ooten urb Der
wunbeten ,urddaetriebeu.
On Der lekten 9eppelinrassia ae'
aen Gnalanb iinb ein enaliiher
arsussr unb Stpei 9urpeboidser rer'
ienit .p"roen.
Teuiife unterieeboole enttuideln
an ber Subtitle bon RUrtuearr eine
reae 9hdtiafeit unb iolleu brei Tam'
pier aneehatten tporhen fem
Yin ber Srnt 5rpnt finb gneldnosr
unb Ruiien BON ben 9hrten suriid'
eemprfen uprben.
Eas enoliihe 6rieasihiii .arab;s-
uno nod Elm nnberes. iiub upr beut'
ifen 9orpebpbupten In ber 9uroiee
perientt tpprben.
giner Tepeitle on bic Tempe
,ufulse tperben I'm Snfen bon Snlo
niti rod INNER nlliirts 5ruppen ae'
lnnbet. Tieielbe Tepeihe beinat bat
5e'bmnrihall bon Rodenier idtcn
ieit beml. Sebruar on grietenlanbs
@rcn,e iiehe.
IN ber gbumpaane. iihlidl BON
snintr Norie ~. Ru, nabmen bic
Tcutidien i'm Smrm 200 Re;er fran
srii,der Shnsenaraben Gin. natmer
4 Ciistere unb 6s? Naun 'aeiaraen
unb erbeuteten 81 Wnininenaepebrc
Nrdl wurOen spiideu Ibsr Waas uno
Npici ieinblidbe StellLnaeu erpbsrt,
Ter frnns. areuser .Nbinirol
Gharner" III an Der alfe Spriens
pon eiuem beutid,en 5au flboot per.
iertt nprben.
Sm WitteImeere ipurben bic bril-
tiihen Tnmpfer .spriinapell" 559S
Reniiiertornen urb Der ebenfalls bri-
tiidle Tnuipsr .Geoartuoub" 654g
Spunen ron 3auhbopten auf Meeres
eruno bef6rbert.
Sn Neipputnmien ueripblien tpies
oerum bic Tlrten ben Briten bns
Sell. Tieie :rurbsn bel Surna in
lie SSludlt aeii,lnaen uno muBten
ioenr lire 3ubten i'm Stit, laiieu
Rapenna. gonbiopra mno Spte.
Itsahe in Stnlisn ipurbsn uon ben 81
n. quitidliiicu bsituiiCu. iuubei Is
Geripren aet6otet uno cine eruEe
griohl peruurb,t wurbrr. 9Iud] in
2PGi!arn. b,r ,ueitarbbter Stnot
ItolicrS. iuuro,u our bNerreihii1,en
6lieeern Npmbeu aemurien.
Nr Der Sittuite GrQIonoS III Der
britiitc arcu,cr .Nrntbuin" nui eisc
Mine aeInuieu uni aeiuuien.
Su biiIit uon Y)pern eruberter bic
Tcutitcn cine halbe Neile britiidlcr
2dlneeuardber. Tie aFehrsahI Der
%c,tbcibiaer Der grdbeu nurben &C.
tbettt bic ubriacr aeianacu aenom'
men.
Ter Sdlooer. ben Salonitl ourt,
3cpreIinrossias crtitauben. iriro oui
81, l2S 600 ocidlnst,
IN NesIa Der nit Oem /. Ndri
benirrenten Scricu,uua ormirter
ieinbl. ronoeIsitiiie uhne ganrrura
non Seiter Teutitlarbi. tucldlCm
Glaue sueeit, ,pic eS idIieu, Nmcritu
out hie6, ihtint ictt butl oUn Der
administration. on nntlrIit Gu9'
Iorb homit niht inperiionbcn, OILS ac-
itbmicbria nebeutst ,u Tueroer Grn,
Lamb iaat.. bah reun bic arcritnrt'
ide &cuicruun nornrtiCrsu ,uoiIc oo6
gcutidlnub unaralirts oanoclSidlil'e
nid,t mehr pcricnt', es hiciclber crt.
rniirer uliroc. 9ds miro iidl obcr
Tcptidllnub non Nmcriitn wpbI nitlt
rprihreibcn loiicr.