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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
WHY FUSS WITH ANTI
FREEZING MIXTURES?
SEE FRANKLIN AGENT

There Is a good deal 10 know
about Keeping cooling water from
freezing. A certain Kind Of anti
freeze for one Kind Of day dif-
fcrent Kind Of a formula for another,
and ingredients Of this and that va
Tiety which only add to the compli-
cation.
A person has 10 be on watch TO
Keep ahead OF Jack Frost. Any night
the thermometer may take drop
that VIII spring a surprise on the am
ti-frecze mixture. Maybe the aleO-
hrl vaporized Off. or maybe the gly-
ccrinc wasn't Of the right proportion.
But excuses don't patch Up the
break.
The real. sure way to keep car
from freezing w IL 10 do away with
the water. The Franklin owner,
with the direct air-coolcd motor to
deal with. doesn't know there are
such words az glycerine, alcohol and
water. az far rs they concern the per
Torrance Of his car He feels safe.
no matter what the weather.
II adds about 100 per cent to The
enjoyment Of ear to forget about
this and that thing to do, so cold
weather won't damage a lot Of Things
like radiators, pumps. pipes, water
Jackets. hose connections.
The Franklin direct air cooling sys-
TEN rids the Franklin owner OF all
such troubles for good and all
If the above Is not clear 10 your
mind, see Albert korher and he VIII
more fully explain matters The firm
OF j. KOrber q CO.. recently secured
the agency for the celebrated Frank
lin ears and they are now in posi-
ton 10 FIJI orders as fast as received.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
CADILLAC EIGHT
TRAVELS $4,000 MILES
IN ELEVEN MONTHS

a Seattle fWash.l owner Of Cadil-
lac eight has driven his car $4,000
miles In the last eleven months. This
In an average Of 1000 miles month,
or better than G6 miles per day. The
ordinary motor ear owner In city
Will drive an average Of probably
5000 miles per year.
This Cadillac Is the first Of the
eight-cyllnder type delivered to "a Sc
attic buyer In spite of the fact that
the distance II has covered Is nearly
equal to the carth's circumference, II
has never been overhauled and the
owner has just completed a tour Of
| 400 miles In California. The car
was shipped to san Francisco and
from there driven to Los Angeles by
the coast route and back by the val
ley route a number 0f side trips
were taken. and two mountain ranges
were crossed. one through the famous
San Marco pass. The fastest days
travel was from Bakersfield, Calf, to
Fan Francisco The distance of 300
miles between the two points was COW
cred in ten hours Of running.
The Cadillac ears are represented In
this city by the Strong Auto company.
Mr.. strong says the Cadlliacs are go
ing off az fast as he can get the cars.
He received carload Of five and
eight passenger machines Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
THE MELTING POT
TO RUN ANOTHER DAY
AT CRYSTAL THEATER

After receiving scores Of requests
from those who find sunday the most
opportunr time to attend the picture
theater with their families. the Crys-
tai MANAGEMENT arranged 70 hold ov-
en- the exceptional feature. THE Melt
ing Pot for today, and ~ a courtesy
to the general public as result of
the great crowds who have already
WITNESSED the wonderful American
screen sermon, the admissions this
afternoon will be materially reduced,
namely, five cents for children and
ten cents for adults These reduced
prices are only for this afternoon,
and the scale tonight will be ten and
fifteen cents and well worth il. The
time Of the mntinees this afternoon
viii be aud 3;S0 o'clock the night
shows. l'S0 and ..
Naturally, there would he eXten-
siyt discussion of picture which
presents az many angles as THE
Melting Pot but upon TIVE points
the public. SO flir as expressions could
be- Rarnered, seems united In opinion
firstly. the teaching Of sound Am
crienniem secondly, the picture in it's
entirety Is remarkable one
Many people have already witness
ed the productions of the zangWill
story Ut the crystal, but this will be
materially augmenied by today's at
tendance, for the word has gone forth
THE Melting Pot Is as far removed
from the atcragc feature picture as
the poles are from the equator.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
At ONCE! Stops
STOMACH MISERY
AND INDIGESTION
"Pape'S Diapepsln" makes
sick sour gassy Stomachs
feel fine,

DO some foods you cat hit back
taste good. but work badly. ferrnent
into stubborn humps and cause a sick,
sour. gassy stomach? Now, Mr. or
Mrs Dyspepfic. lot this down: Papc'a
Dlapopsin diNesls everything leaving
nothing 20 sour and upset you. There
never WAS anything SO safely quick, 20
certainly effective. No difference
how badly your stomach Is dlsOrderod
you viii get happy relief IA five min
utcs, bat what plcases you most "a that
i Strengthens and regulates your
stomach so YOU ran eat yonr favorlte
foods Without fear.
Most remedies give you relief some
times they are slow. but not sure
"Fape's Diapcpsn" Is quick, positive
and puts your stomach In healthy
condition 80 the misery won't come
back.
You feel different MS soon as "Pape's
Diapepsin' comes IN contact with the
tonach--distreaa Just vnnishea =.
your stomach gets sweet no gases. no
1elching, no eructationa Of undigestcd
food, your head clears and you feel
fine.
Go now. make the best Investment
you ever made. by getting large 80.
cent case Of Pape'r Diapepsln from any
drug store. You realize In five min
utrs how needless II Is 10 suffer from
indigeation. dyspepsia or any stomach
disorder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
ALUMNI IN STATE TO
CONTINUE SENDING A
NEW MEXICAN TO YALE

The New Mexico Yale Alumni as
ISOLATION plans TO endOw permanent
scholarship i'm the forestry school of
the university The association.
which is only year old, already has
sent one student from New Mexico to
Yale and at its annual meeting yes
torday the organization decided to
continue this The New Mexico as
ISOLATION Is the first alumni organiz-
alton 20 give a scholarship TO the for
estry school Of Yale.
A. the meeting Colonel Bushnell.
'lG, commandant at Fort Bayard, was
elected president to succeed the late
Cox William ]. Mills, who died last
December At Las Vegas, Resolutions
upon the death of Governor Mills
recognizing his service 10 the state.
were adopted other officers were
reelected They are T. s Wooiscy
Jr., vice president. Laurence T. Lee.
secretary; Donald w Young. Las
Cruces, treasurer
The meeting was held IN the after
noon at the Commercial club. 4
banquet was held last night at the
Aivarado hotel Or. u. G, Twichen
was POSTMASTER. Here is the pro-
gram
+ ;, Woolscy. Jr, "Yalo Progress.
President David Il. Boyd, The Flu
ture II New Mexico"
John II. Guthrie. THE Arizona Yale
Alumni Association
Laurence T. Lee. Work of the New
Mexico Yale Association for lai6-t6."
Arthur G. Ringland. Yale Ideals.
Judge +. l.. Nrdler
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
FRANKLIN GOOD WILL

What becomes of a customers good
viii when the car he owns Is made OBJ
solete by something VASTLY superior
and different? says Albert Korber OF
the firm Of J. Korbcr n Co, local
distributors.
II tomorrow the customer cannot
recommend the car he bought today
and today the car the dealer Ia selling
Ia not like the one OF the same make
he was selling yesterday. where is any
body at?
The good will OF the Franklin owner
comes from satisfaction derived from
principles OF construction and these
principles never change. They are
the basic principles of economy, COM
fort, safety. Any change made means
to Increase these qualities, We do not
have 10 do anything startling. Inn
proving what we have. never throw
ing anything away. keeps Franklin
good will booming, and what Rock
Of Gibraltar 1t will be as the years
go by.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
BATTERY A GETS IN
NEW SET OF HORSES
,,se,.l eo....,o.o,nc. 70 soa.lss ,ov....,

ESPECIAL eossssrososHcs TO MORNING JovrsAll
Roswell. \. NJ, Jan 2S.---Fourteen
more horses were, received here yes
terday for the use of Battery A, n.
N. N. G.. This makes total of
twenty-three horses which the local
battery has now. all of them being
furnished By the government as a re-
suit OF the good showing the battery
has made in the last two or three
years
Battery Is receiving new recruits
almost daily. The men Of the coun-
ty are responding to Captain de Bre-
monds call for more men, and en-
listments have come in from as far
south as Hagerman Practically all
the enlistments so far have come
from men without any direct soliclta-
ton. and they give as their reason
that they believe after reading so
many articles on preparedness that
they owe il to their country Captain
de Brcmond, who lives six miles in
the country, received call 1T 10
o'clock a few nights ago.
The city is also taking much inter-
est in the organization because of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
Rid of ihe Torment
of Rheumatisn,

Send me Foley Kidney pills 7 am
badly done up with rheumatism and
they are the only thlng that help
me a, }, Walsh. sneffclb, colo
rheumatism IA stubborn as a mule
ut hangs on like lcecli-~wearh out
your strenRth--worrics you with pain
---draRs on your vitalliy--dcprcssc
your minG---affects your healthl
Don't lot Il hang on youl Don't give
up ~ ~ Don't overlook Foley Kid
ney Pills For they work directly on
the kidnevs~-tone up and strengthen
them TO the perfect action that krepn
uric acid out OF the blood. and clears
away the cause OF rheumatiam. lum-
bago and stiff, swollen. aching joints.
Begin now, today, and coon You will
again be active and free from pain.
MI. Walsh Winds Up his letter tp us
~ saying Il consider Foley Kidney
Pills the best ] have ever used. and
! have tried several different rem
edieH. ionf drneg'sl cells them.
Sold syerywhers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
NOTICE

Following is a list of The plumbing
shops that have signed the agreement
Of The Ioufncymcn Plumbers union
n this city and the dates on which
they signed The agreement became
effective january l. 1876
4 l.. Staehlin, Jan, /, 1915.
] l.. Zen. Jan. /. 1916.
Crescent Hardware Co, Jan. I. 1919.
whitney Hardware Co. Jan. ,. 1916.
John Strumduls' Jan. II. 1910
] NJ NickreN. Jan. Is, 1916.
Beeman 4 Aver Jan. g. 1916.
Dunbar n Heauchamp, Jan. H.
ill6
PLUMBERS Local UNION NO lie.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
New rnglne Tor Power llnnl.

silver City, y. NJ. Jan se--Follow-
ing closely upon the installation OF a
$4,000 Diesel oil-hurnine engine by
the Silver city Power company. comes
the announcement that second en-
zine Of the same type has been pur-
chased hy the company and will be
set up as soon as delivery can he
made The local power company has
made extensive Improvements in it's
plant the past year. expending up
wards Of ss6.00o thereon. and with
this second power unit. will have a
plant the equal OF any M the south
west. Increased demand fur electric
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30

competition which VIII take place in
the next few months between batter
les all over the United States, The
city has always taken much pride in
this organization but the interest is
much greater now. In short time
the battery will hold joint maneuvers
with the cadets Of the New Mexico
Military Institute each Sunday after
noon.
on February % the annual inspec-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
MITCHELL CARS
FOR YEAR 1916
ARE REAL MODELS
The Cars Are Constructed as
10 Quality and Low Price,
With Easy Credit Plan for.
Purchasers.

To build "a ehr az good as 1t can
he built 70 build up our production
ION q quanlity basis SO We can market
70 ~ the lowest possible price with
out sacrificing quality has ever been
the Mitchell way. says the president
TOT the Mitchcll-Lcwis Motor company.
10 recent statement to tho public
With an organization second TO
none ia the automobile industry
with our own thlrlS-acr plant
equipped with the most modern
machinery with all Mitchell cars
planned. designed and manufactured
complete ia our own factories under
The personal supervision Of our own
organization with John ". Bate. the
man who has planned, designed and
built every Mitchell car since 1908
(cxccpting only 1870. with record
" oyer eighty years continuous and
Consistent service Ia the public we
do not hesitate 10 rest our reputa-
iicn IN your judgment Of our 1916
product The Six Of 'l6" and The
Mitchell Eight"
As pioneer manufacturers 10 the
mtomd,le industry We have yet 10
hear of new product that has met
with such instantaneous favor. The
announcement Of the New 1916
Mitchell models swept the country
Ike wildfirc and crowded our enor-
nous plants to a twenty-four hour
working schedule within a week after
the first oars were placed In the hands
OF the owners.
The worlds most famous mechan-l
tgu 4.la -
approval ON the new cars before they
were on the market thirty days by
purchasing these cars for their per-
sonal use, and We believe the famous
Mitchell Ron OF Honor" booklet, a
copy OF which we will mail on re-
quest giving the names Of some Of
Americas most famous mechanical
engineers who have purchased these
ears Will more than substantiatc any
claims we may make no matter how
exttavngant they may sound.
That with these 1915 Mitchell mod
rls We more closely approach the ex-
acting demands of the keen motorist
than ever before TX proven by the
fact that our records show instance
after instance where an owners per- |
sonal enthusiasm over the remark !
able performance Of his car had been |
directly Instrumental in the creating
Of additional Mitchell owners
T.. s. Mann ana Sons. 2li-2lG North /
Second street, are the distributors for |
New Mexico for the Mitchell auto
and would be pleased TO 40
into details. regarding these wonder
tul machines Ia any prospective auto |
buyer Nh Mann informs The Jour
nal that the Mitchell-Lewis company !
recently issued very easy credit |
plan" and he would like to explain |
HE proposition 10 anyone contemplate |
\
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30
Tonight.

II you feel dull, bilious and consti-
pated take dose OF Chamberlain's
Tablets lust after supper and you will
feel alright tomorrow morning. Try
it. Obtainable everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-30

ton Of. the battery will be held and
Captain de Bremond hopes to have
the organization up to full war
strength Of 1873 men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

t0rbliden anidldsen lam mon les
fen, bab bas Acknowledged gum
@ersniigen sesenndrtis aus @riinDen
pss &rieses unteriaiien tperpen milf
Re; aber auf allen 2anoitraben in Der
lmsebuns 2pnbOns fiebt man cine
lnSubl toitipieliser autos, in oenen
bic Munitionsritter ii6 itOIs unb
iorslus benz 8OIte aeisen. auf ben
bebOroIi8en @ni&lagen 1T peiterfin
gu leien, baB auffallenbe &lsibuns
nidt nur sei4modlos, ionbern sez
senmdrtis tpesen Der bierau pertpanbs
len Motrialien aud b09it unpatrios
tii9 lei; aber bic Srauen Der Muni@
tionsunternebmer biillen ii4 in Set<
ben unb teure Stoffe unb brin9en
ouf ibren Siiten pabre Sirme erotiz
ider 5ebern an. IS 1T Elm &arnes
pal Der 9ei6modIoiisteit unc bes
Gsoismus, nidts 1T taoslnslperter
unb psrbddtiser als bieie nsue 8ea
iellidoftstlnfie, bic benz Offentliaen
Geben Gnglonbs elm bisber unbetann=
tes Geprdse pcrleibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

&orburgb unp tOtete ben neben ibm
jtebenoen &Dnis. 9ierunobreiBtg
Sabre ipatsr trat pMons Mes" BET
Der 9elassruns Don 9unbarton pies
Der in SGtisteit unD purbe pann
naG edinburgh sebra4t. SIM Sab
re 1858 CAB tie Saluti4iihe our 5eiT
sr Der Sod5eit Der Maria Stuart
nit benz 0aupbin BON 6ranfrei9 uno
i'm Sabre 1852 gu @bren bes Sers
soss Don gort ab. Bel oisier Ses
ls9enbeit seripransen einise Ringe
Oes 8obenitGdes, na9 Diaes Met>
nung nabri6einlid infolse Der 9ers
penoung zines I9neller %Suiammens
%brennenoen Builders.
Rod Elm orittes, aus S9mlebeis
len berseTtslItes aieisngei4iib 1T por
msbrsren SabrSepnten in Snbien aus
Benz Bette pes ben gingeborenen als
beilig seltenOen 5luhes 8ba9iratb
ausgegrnben unb Dor benz Pnlaite gu
MoorI9eonbao aulgeitelt. 9asielbs
itimmt in tonItruttioer SinIi4t nit
Der .Sollem @rete" therein unb be-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
Die 3nfnnft Der fran5GTidcm &aRe.

Die 3,tfnnft Der fransGiiidcn &aie.
9as Yrpblem Der Reinerbultun9
Der franoDiiden Raiie besinnt be-
reits dnsitlide 9emiiter in 5rantz
reid nit GROCER Gorge gu erfiilIen.
r@er piro bic beiIise @rbe Srants
rei9s bebauen, rpenn ibre tapferen
@ertsibiger suriidtebren tperben -,
10 tlaet aene 8a5in i'm ng4o Re
paris". nRiat ollie perben bic Seis
mat pieberieben, unb. um ben Sooen
niGt brad liegen gu laiien, lperben
neue &rbeitstrdfte beranae5osen tper=
ZEN miiiien." 9esen bic nabeliegenpe
MDgli9fsit, farbise 5ran5Oien aus
ben &plonien unn @bineien in grD@
berem umfange gu beiAaftisen. aus
Bert &ene Sasin idlperpiesenbe Ses
Denten. sd babe nidts segen Die
Marottansr unb bic Qiiaten, i'd fpetB
aud, bab Der gbineie Elm betpuns
berunsspiirbiser Mann TT, aber in
China. Sic seb0ren nidt gu u~nierer
80ltsrfamilie unb iinb nidt sinmal
nit uns perbiinoet. &0nnen mir
pbne S9auber boran benten, bab bic
SDbne Der idOnen 5rauen bon @rs
les zines Soges seidlibte augen boz
ben iperben?! So banbelt iif5, ipie
man gu perseiien fdeint, Inn uniere
Haife. -"
Inter ben b~erbiinbeten 8OItern, bic
Der 8ermif9uns nit fran3OiiIdem
9lute ni9t untpiirbig b%efunben tpers
ben, maridieren an eriter Stelle bic
9olen, pGbrenb bic gnsldnber unb
2ufIen feline Grtpdbnung erfabren.
.Polen pirb uns bic Rdfe seben, bic
uniere SDrfer bep0ltern ipirb, unh
bic Radtommen Der gmisranten
unieren eisenen febr dbnli6
fem. 2aBt uns unter Guropdern
unb unter gbriiten bleiben unb Der
fransOIif9en Samilte cine geiunbe
@runblase fir Die 3ufunft iaaf=
fen! 800"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

0orhofteds @alissns umi6Iiebenbe
5eil lit btitorifd Bel peitem Ser in=
terefantere. Sm Norben pdren
idon tpegen Der bislen Stopper unb
WprGite srOBere p%ermdnente Qniies
belungen ni6t m0gli6 eetpeien, pdb>
renooem Der gansbarere unb tlimas
tiid siinIiisere Siiben i9on bic fritz
beiten RomaOenbDlfer su lGnserem
9erpeilen einselaben bat. Sier iinp
Oenn audi bic srDberen StGois euts
itanben, Die gum Sell ouf cine bepegs
te 9ergansenbeit 5uriidbliden tonren.
Sebr aiten uriprunss ift Oas BON
jeber beib umItrittene Biabimir
Wolbpnst am aoug, einem 3aflufe
oes Bug. S9pn in ben Nufsel4s
nunqen Oes ilapifGen Gbroniiten
ReFtor finbeu mir bic Stabt erpdhrt.
Sie muB einmnl Elm &ernpuntt iln,
Wii9er &ultur geipefen fem lit Damn
aber int 2aufe Der Soften ron Mon<
golen, 3ataren unb aoialen luieoers
bpIt III aiGe seiest porben unO I'M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

seeisnet 1T. 9ubno, oas pie pieIe
anoere polbpniide Srtfdaften arSbs
tenteils bon Su6en betpobnt pirb, 1T
an ii9 fonit unbeoeutenb. Die Sc
flung GuSt am Stbr mar ebemals
Sauptitabt zines polbpnifden Tiirs
itentums unb zines Der einfluBreiGs
fen flapii9en RaftSsntrsn. 4uf
einem &onsreB beriommelten iid bier
i'm Sabre 1929 Die oiteurppdii6en
5iiriten gu gemeiniamer S%eratuna.
Die brittle befeittste StaSt Oes mol
bpniiden aernIonbes, Hofpno, bat
audi nur tpesen ibres fortifitatoriiGen
@usbaues beionoere @eltuna. Die
meiIten iibrtsen Stdbte 8ol6pniers,
ielbit Sbitomir, unb bas ols Greus
s~unsspunft itratesiI6er 9abnen tpits
tige &otpel iino tueber friiber BON
enlightenment @influB auf oie @e.
fdide bes 2an0es seipeien, nod aes
gentpdrtig fir Die iiibruTii9e auI.
tlirentiptdlung bon lpefentlider Sc.
beutang.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

9as .Walblanb" @olbpnien, bas
bur6 Die rufii4e Sffeniipe neuer.
oinss gum S9auplaB I9perer
admpfe gepproen III, trdgt ieinen
romantiiden 8einamen nit polem
Redt. 0snn fat elm Orittel bisies
unabiehboren Gebietes 1T nit @ale
bern beOedt, bic pielenorts nod ats
mas urtiimlides an ii9 trasen unb
einem bic pilben Ginfumteiten Der
iiiOrufii9en @rbe 10 re9t psrnebms
lid gum Sepubtiein bringen. Scum
cine 5tpeite Walpsegenb errei9t Die
Sidtisfeit, ben Geidtum unb Die
G6Dnbeit bieier meilentpeitsn 5rr=
iten, elm Sepeis fir bic Jru9tbor<
teit Der ruFii9en @roe' uno bas
idnslle Ba4stum ibrer grinen &ins
Der.
glls natiirli9e SoIse feines rstdsn
Nnlobeitanoes bat in @olbpnien
friibaeitis Der Sanbel nit 9renn>
unb 9aubola groBen l1mfang an9es
nommen. ST bilbet sinen ser 9aupts
ertpsrbs5tpeise Der 8epDlteruns. 4uf
seididt f%onftruierten Subrperten ooer
in paFerrei9en @esenben auf SlDs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

list in%sbeIonbers au9 cine abi4raubz
bare Sammer. Die 9eiamtldnee
oes aobres betrdst einIdlieBli9
&ammeritiid 81 Meter, pas &altber
AZ 3entimeter.
Iud in ipGteren Sabren lino &as
nonen Don sspaltiser @rOBe tonltrus
iert porben SD 1411 bic n5aule
Mefe" in Srauni9peia, bic bereits
aus 8ronas sesOFsn mar. BUR
Srientieruns fir lniere 2eler
mag nod bemertt perpen, baB
Der fobrsnoe MDrler, oeifen tOtlt9s
@irtuns auf unierem Bible bumori%
itii6 senus seselst pirb, aus benz
iiebSebuteu Sabrbunoert itammt. alio
etpa aus Der 3eit bes breiBigidbrisen
3rteges.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

Sn einem beutf9en
5asesberi6t bonn Oitliden &rieess
idauplaB mar unldnsit bic Reoe bon
ruffifden Sasotommanbos. Inter
Saetfummanbos Deritebt man in Ser
ruiffden Mrmee fleine 4btsilunsen
aus uussepdblten 2euten zines Rssis
ments, Die gu tleinen unternebmuns
gen. ipie 8eIebuns zines pidtisen &C.
l~dnbepunttes, &ufbeben feinblider
gpitsn ooer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uip.
beniibt tperben. Sebe &ompusnie
felt gu biefem Sasbtommanop Bis 81
bier Mann. 9urd cine 8prfdrift
tpirb bsitimmt, bab ieoer Ser Sdger
&enntniFe i'm 2eien unb S4reiben
beItben muB.
Dem Gegierun9sprds
fbenten in 9iiFelbprf fino bon prts
batter Settle 100000 Start our 8er@
fiisung seitelIt porben, beren 3infen
bon benz 1. Iprif 1916 ab CUR 8ers
teiluns an finberrei9e Miitter gelans
gen fOllen. @s folen babel bic Mits
ter beriidii9tigt peroen, Die felt stpet
Sabren i'm &esierunssbeairt Sifel'
bprf ibren @obniib baben. Der
&inberrei6tum muB iid IN bier CUTS
seboltsnen &inbern ouspeiIen, bon
benen Sds dIteIte i'm Ia. 2ebcnsiabr.
Itebt ober i'm 2nufe bes Sabres aus
Der @pItai6uIe entlaFen ipirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
MoIbpnien.


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bauernsperte Stufe berobgeiunten.
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bunberts bat ii9 Dlaoimir Wols
bpnsfs Yeoeutuus pieoerum se9oben,
Elm umitanb, Den bic Stabt IN malls
der 8eSiebung ben Suoen gu peroans
fen bat, Ole ben lotalsn Sanoel audi
beute nod IoSuiasen allein in ben
SGnben baben. Gbenioreia un biitos
ridden Grinnerungen mie 8laotmir
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pet9ebiet. &remeneB ipdr cine 5eIte,
bic aud benz itdriiten 5einn SrpB
gu bieten lpdgte. &er9eoli6 muroe
fie q. 9. pom latdreniiiGrer Sotl
berannt. Grit ben &pToten fiel Die
trobiae Stobt i'm Sa1re 1913 5ur
8eute. Sin bentlpiirbiser 3euse tbs
rer frieseriI9sn Birten lit bos aIts
@dloB, bas in unbeimli4em 9uinens
aauber Die StGtten aIten 9lanSes
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4usgansspunfi Der utrointf6en ge'
rpeeung geipprben, Ole Dem 3artsmus
BON ieber ein Dorm i'm Iuge gerpes
fen 1T. go purbe belln na1 Der