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The Little River news., 1916-02-02
Burglar Enters
 K. C. s. Depot

An attempt was made Tuesday morning at about 1 o'clock to rob the Kansas City Southern depot at this place. Night operator Lloyd Tate discovered the man and took shot at him as he ran away.
 According to information the To- cal railroad men believe that the man got in the freight room while the trains were at the station. The M., D. and G., Nos 1 and of the Kansas City Southern were aat the station at about the same time, and no one was left in the Gepot. At about 1 o'clock MT. Tate went to the freight room and saw the man hidden among some trunks He went for his gun and the would be burglar got away through a back docr. MT. Tate took a shot at him as he departed at a rapid speed south down the tracks.
 It is thought the burglar was after{ he mail bags that were in the freight room. No arrests have been made and there is no clue to the identity of the intruder.
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
RAISE MONEY
 FOR FARM AGENT
Citizens Determined Not to Be Out Done by the Quorum Court.
 Money Raised for Agent.

Little River County will have agricultural demonstrator this year. When the Quorum Court of this coun- ty met last fall they did not make an appropriation for a County Demon strator, and consequently Little River county could net have one unless some steps were taken to raise the money . The .usiness men and other citizens Of the county got busy. A petition was circulated and sufficient money has been obtained to employ an agent, the government helping with their Far: ot the funds.
 According to County Demonstration, H. ]. Tyson, who stated to News re- porter Monday, practically all of the money has been subscribed, and he has received his commission from the Urited States Department of Agricul ture. The money was subscribed by popular subscription by the farmers and business men of the county, who know the need of an agricultural man at the head of this work MT. Tyson has been agricultural agent for this cCMnty for more than year and has done excellent work. He has vaccin- ated many hundreds of hogs against hog cholera, and has saved the farm CTS many hundred dollars. Now he is working principally on the dipping vat proposition, and with his assis- tanee several have been built in the county.
 A strong effort will be made wIen the Quorum Court for 1916 meets to get an appropriation through for an agricultural agent for next year, and it is thought that thecourt will be in favor of the work after this years work has been done, and the good of the work begins to shcw up over the .entirs. county. --..-- ----rr-e
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
DELL
 GATES TO K. (.
AshdOwn Sent Delegates to Texark- ana Monday to Highway Meeting;
 Will Go to Kansas City.

A delegation of Ashdown Jefferson | Highway boosters, headed by Judge i Lon T. Jones attended a meeting at l TeXarkana Monday. Those who con- posed the party were Judge Lon T. | Jones, w. l.. Perkins, H. L. Poland, Frank McCann and C. V. Twyman. The meeting was called at Texark- ana Monday for the purpose of form- ing highway organization and the spirit of the meeting was carried out with the formation of the Four States 1 Highway Association to include all territory of the following counties in Arkansas, Polk, Sevier, Little River, | Miller, Bowie in Texas, and Caddo l Parish in Louisiana, with additional counties to come in later. 1 George Payne was elected president pro tenn of the organization and Sec retary Quinn of the Board of Trade of Texarkana, pro tenn. There will be another meeting held on February 19, al the above named place to perfect ;, the organization and to take up all matters that are felt to be of pressing importance.
 The plan of organization the naming l of six governors from each county, the county judge being one of the six and the presiding officer in each dis trict, and from each of these districts as a central point the plans will be worked out for the upbuilding of a permanent highway improvement or ganization.
 Secretary Quinn was instructed to ask Senator Morris Sheppard to have goveramnt engineers sent down into this territory, with models of good roads and steroptican slides from the road department at Washington. 1 While the Texarkana organization will only send one delegate to Kansas | City Ashdown today is taking steps to send two and possibly three dele gates. The people of this city realize the importance of being cm this nat ional highway and can offer the short est route and the best roads already constructed. The men sent to Kansas City will emphasize the big points in favor of this route.
 It is said that large number of delegates from all points of Oklahoma will go to this convention and work for the highway for that place, and unless Arkansas gets busy she will probably lose the route. Delegates from the counties north of here will gc. to Kansas City in the interest of 1 the Arkansas route.
 The delegates left Tuesday at noon on K. c. s. number for Kansas City They are County Judge Lon T.. Jones, J. H. Embry, President of the Cham Der of Commerce, and Attorney June R. Morrell.
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
zoo PERSONS FLEE NEWPORT
Levee Still Holds, but Rising Waters
 Make Situation Extremly Critical.

Newport, Jan. 30-Seven hundred persons fled today. Among them were many negroes. From the countryside a steady stream of wagons and bugs ies brought refugees seeking relief from conditions, it is feared, will sur pass the flood of August last year.
 The local Iron Mountain agent sold 6S0 tickets and it is known that many departed over the Rock Island.
 Tonight churches abandoned servic- es and practically every able-bodieG man joined the forces who are fighting to make the leves hold the flood that late warnings said is sweeping down White River. The stage here at mid night was S0.7 feet. rise of GA feet in the last "A hours.
 A late report from Jacksonport,
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
MAY BE CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR
Ed Jones and M. M. Draper Talked of
 for Mayorality.

City politics have begun to take on some form but as yet there are no ac- tive candidates. Ed Jones has been solicited by numerous citizens to make the race for mayor. He declines to make any campaign for the place, but has stated to friends that he would accept the place and do the best he could if elected. We understand that M M. Draper has also met with soli- citation and has considered making the race We believe that either of these gentlemen would be good tim Der. There has been no names men, toned in connection with the other places.
The Little River news., 1916-02-02

where it is feared the levee will break before morning, said the levee was still intact, but it is feared it will go out before morning.
 N.
 School auth critics today announced there will be no sessions until the flcod danger passes. In many homes today scaffolds were erected upon which to place furniture and valuabies out of reach of the muddy water 1t is feared soon Will flood the city. x s. R. Phillips and Geo. Hillh sTsc
 \ went to Tupelo on special train to aid in the levee work there.
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
Warning Order.

ord Tn tba Jefferson T p. Court. Little init River County, Ark. Lis Kicks, plain pla, tiff vs. H. c. Wilshusen and the Will p ,s shusen Lumber Co.,, defendants. Thr defendants, H. c. Wilshusen and the Lar Wilshusen Lumber Co.,, are hereby $1l' warned to appear in this court within in l3G days and answer the cofplaint of
 the plaintiff, Lis Kicks. Witness my
 hand on as Justice of the Peace on this
 the 30th day of December, 1915.-S. D.
 Phillips, J. P. GRS-l2-W
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
FOUR AT NASHVILLE
Hodges, Dickinson, BeesOn and Wilson
 Campaign in Howard.

Nashville, Jan. 29.-Earle w. Hodg- es. candidate for governor, spoke here to.ay at the courthouse to large au- oience. He devoted major part of his talk to a criticism of Dr. Brough's position on the race question, his plan of taxation for the educational insti- tuition of the state, the prohibition question and many other measures. He declared himself for prohibition and predicted that the state would al be dry. His remarks were we'll re- ceived.
 Dr. M. F. Dickinson, candidate for auditor, V. A. Beeson, candidate for secretary of state, and Herbert R. Will son, for railroad commissioner, were also here today
The Little River news., 1916-02-02

Mrs. l.. D. Knapp and two daugh- ters of Batavia, N. Y., are the guests of c. H. Dickinson. Mrs. Knapp is an aunt of MT. Dickinson and is on her way to California
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
RHOTON TO SPEAK
Will Speak at Court HOuse Tonight,
 Tuesday; Candidate for Atty. Gen.

Lewis Rhoton, candidate for attor- ney general, will speak at the ccMrt- house, this Tuesday night, at 8 o'clock. He was to have spoken Monday night, but the date has been changed MT. Rkoton is one of the states best known men and is an able speaker. All are. invited to hear him. The ladies haze special invitation.
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Most
 Effectuals

precf Il have taken great many botties sideroi Chanloeriain oousn lNeineus ane
 'ound it most effectual for haekins
 Srlgh and for colds. After taking 1t
 1ugh always disappears" writes ]. win Maa4i Moore, Lost Valley, Ga. Obtain VII VT teo' Everywhere. Wed. advt
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
Warning Order.

In the Jefferson J. P. court, Little
 ro River ccmnty Andrew Watson, plain ., tiff vs H. C. Wilshusen and the Will tue shusen Lbr. Co.,. defendants. The de- to fendants, H. c. Wilshusen and Will spes shusen Lumber Co.,, are warned to ap- visii pear in this court within thirty days a;,. and answer the complal mt of the plain p"'s tiff Andrew Watson. Dec. 30, 19l5.- wees. D. Phillips, J. P GRS-12 "
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
COMMITTEE TO MEET
County Central Committee Will Meet
 in Ashdown Saturday.

A call has been issued for the Coun- ty Democratic Central Committee to meet in Ashdown, Saturday afternoon, February 5. It is requested that all members of the committee be present
The Little River news., 1916-02-02
da, CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
School. at 9:45 Sunday

There will bag services every first and strawberry growday at II and at night. flee Thursday aftee teenoeasoi ese's 'unusS q prepared to place o,ing every Thursday ey-
The Little River news., 1916-02-02

Mrs. Rolo Marr) and children of 1'eyarkana arrived Saturday for . vis- it in this city. ....
The Little River news., 1916-02-02

Mir. and Mrs. Hamilton Alexander were visitors at Nashville Saturday and Sunday.
The Little River news., 1916-02-02

at that date at the court house. The meeting will be at 2 p. m.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
1@arier CppDiitipm
gsgesnst i'm engliiden Earlamei't
cine @Orlase sueds allsemeinr
3ipangsausbebung uHperbei.
ratbeter.
premier Msouitb iiebtfi 1
gu ibrer riifsiebung
geswungen.

acn6on, 27. april. SIM Inter
b1us fpuroe beirte cine @orIage 5uefs
aiisbebmsng Der gaiIitarpilidt elm.
sereidr, bic aber ioIfe Oppoiitioil
oeruriadte, baB bic Regierung er.
flGrte, nift aui Der @sabregeI bette.
ben 3u molen.
Die 9orlage mar BON @altcr
Same Bong, gruiibeut Der lofaIen
giegierugsbeb5roe. einserei6t por.
ben nit Der Grfldriing. oaB es Die
efbiitt Der Sesieriing iei. aae taug.
Iidcn ,ntDerbeirat6eten Minner i'm
Sitter bon is bis Al syabren aiis3ube.
ben. Giiien Monat na6 sinabme Der
gorIage ioIle Sieie IN Strait treten.
Die 8orIage begesnete Der id)drf.
item ar:tif BON allen SbeiIen oes
Sauies, urto greniier Qsqllitb er.
fldrte bartn. oaB Die Regierimg onge.
iifts Der Stintnnln5 nidt auf ibrer
AnnabHte beitebcn perbe.
d
Sn elmer I'M Saniiar nngenourmes
nen 9orlase mar 8pangSausbe6lnis
fi:r aIle iiirperbeiratbeten wsdnner
poracieben tod tuaren bel Der aus.
fiibritng IN pieIeH Gdaen ausaiabmerl
gcmuht porcen.
Cir Carton bcseidnete bic gorIaoc
ala iiigersd,t- Gr eppoaierts ,sanleat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28

lanst, iie binnen aur5em in, ben arisg
binein5ieben piirbe, baben Sauienoe
poH tupferen SrldHbern gu ben Waf,
fen gegriFfen, neil lie lisber gesen @ngz
larb, als in ben @rGben DON
6lanoeru fir Gngldnb fdmpfenb, fters
ben poQen.
rWenn bic 9febellion erfolsreid 1T,
perDen Die 5iibrer berTelben in Der
BeltgeIfi6te einen groben Namen bas
ben. 8enr lie miblingt, tperben bic
SSrIGnber nit 2iebe uno Gbrerbietung
tbrer geoentsn, pie iie bus 4nbenfeH
BON Robert @mmett beilis balten. Sos
nett iiebt es nitt aus, als Oh bic Re>
polte Elm 5ehlfhlug lei. Sic serftOrt
aud bic IOrgfdltig aufgebaute Wtrtbe,
oab bur9 bic 2(nnabme elmer n1iferabz
len Some Rule 8prldge sSrlartb ein
intearirenber She'll bes brttif1en
Rei6es qeDproefl lei"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
!la Der samsen iueftli@en
arDnt
9o@ bdbsn Gpsraiionsn IN srSbsr.m
WaBha6 Histt iiattssfnnSsn.

Berlin. 81. 2fpril. llsber 2ons
bon. Der am Donn.riias BON
Ssutfdtn sroBsn 5aupiquariisr Ssrs
6ff.ntli9ie offi5isIIs 9sridt iiber bi;
GrtisHife ouf BEN arisssIfaupIab
Iautet ME foIst:
-Weitfidst arissi&aupldb: Siibs
5itIi9 Don gpsrn 9absn mir bic goiis
iiunen Der griien in beftigsr M.iie
bouburoirt; unfsre patrouillsn iparen
ipdt.r i'm stanbs, gu tonitatirsn. baB
biss NIT guism erfols a,ftsxn 1T.
StbIi9 bon ct. GlOi brad Elm iiarter
ansriff Der griisn NIT Sanbsranatsn
untsr unfsrem Gtusr 5uiammsn.
,Jn Der Gsgenb BON gipendp -
gnsgobeIIs RsuDilIe, ct. 9odit.
bnbsn mir In erfoIsrsi6tr Wsiis sabl.
rsi4s Minsi gum Grplobiren ssbra&t
unS in Der Gsgtnb BON GiDsn6p bas
ben spis BEN Gsinb siusn Stsjl isiusr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28

San Wartino bransen uniere grup>
pen In feinoli6e YOiition.n sin, pers
urfa4ien barin grpIofiOnen, ssrft6rten
f4pere Minenipsrf.r uno iebrt.n,
na4bem iie nur is9r serinse Dsrluite
erlittsn, ano na6bem lie ibre 2lufsabsn
erfiiut, in ibre pOfitionen auriid.
.SH Der 3aeebra19egenb bd6en
6eftise alrtiIIsriesefsdte itattssfuHbsn.
Der gipfsl bes Col bi Cana III abers
mails NIT i4Dersn W0riern bef4OHsu
porben."
Der ON 0onnsrftas bonn R. 81.
ariessminiferium Dsr5ff.ntli9te of
fisisiie 9.ri9t hutet pis folst:
v2lH bsr Sfon3os6rOnt fanbsn
tpGbrsnb Der Na6t ON einisen puntten
ie6r beftig, ariillsriesefe6t. itatt. Der
Gsinb ri6tete Elm Srommelfeuer seseu
bic 0itli4 bon Sel5 gelegeusn Srdben,
bic mir pisSergepOnnen baben. Der
Wonte San Dti9ele tpurbe BON Ges
i4iBen ieben Ralibers bombarbirt.
.geim lmino<8riidetrtopf unb
n0rpli6 baDOH beI4oB uHfsre brittle,
rie in beftiser Wsife bic italieuif9e
poiitionsn. Bel 5litfa Dsrtriebtn un'
iers 1ruppsn ben GeiHb aus einem
Stiibpuuit, unb iis nabmen einsn
sbeil Der @srt1tiSiser Der pofitioHsu
gefangen.
.an Der tiroIsr Grtnse TT bic Gage
unperGnoert.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28

duf bic @ntitebung Der llnruben ses
fiibrt perben piitbe, uHb er iibernebz
me periOnli3 ale 9erantportIi9teit.
Dies, 3uiammsn nit ben Reben Der
Gii5rer Der irldnbii9en gtationaIiitell
uno unioniiten, bic srtldrt 6atten, az
lss in ibrer Ula6t gefinbli9e tbun
gu ppaen, I'm Der RegierunJ gu BEL
ZEN, trug bel bd5u BEL, bic Seioenz
idaften bic i'm llnterbaus gum Qusz
bru8 gu tommen brObten, gu beIdnfz
tigen. IS mar tbatidhlid i9on bic
Reiignation bss Stdatgietretdrs fir
Srlaub, 2tuguitin girreq, bes 2Or6
Geutndnts Baron Winbprm unb DON
Qnberen 8eamten in Srldno, allf ben
9runb bin Derlangt pproen, Odb
iie bic Warnunesu uH6eahtet geIdiIea
bdtten, bic ibnen nit 9e5ug auf Die
4gitation Der SinnIGeiH 9ereinisung
3ugegdngeH mar.
Sir Gbparb gariOn srbot fi6 bic
5rsitpiqigen BON uIiter Der &egierung
3ur 8erfiisung gu itelIen, bamit iie
bel Der llnterb, ,iituRg Der Rebeaiou
helfen t0nuten.
DAP i'm lluterbuus cine boffnungs>
poae Stimmung berri4t, geRt baraus
berpOr, bab Riemanb etpus bagssea
ein5urpenben bate, bab ita bas Saus
bis gum SieHitag Oertage, na4oem Die
Wtiniiter ertlGrt batten, oaB lie insipi@
i9eu pole 9lustuuft iiber ales, mas
ii9 ersisnet, geben piirsen.
Dublin 1T beuts ipeiter DON 2pnoon
sntfernt, aIs petins Don Nep gort,
iuiofsrn ppits unb 2elegrapbenz9erz
te6r in 9etra9t tpmmt. Seit benz
Iusbru9 Der aeoolts iinS feline irIaHs
bif9en Seitungeu bier angetpmmen
unb Der pafagierpertebr tit gang uns
terbro9en. Die eiuStge Snformation
tommt aus pffiSisuen Guelsn.
SH England berrfdt naturgemGb ets
nise 9eIorsnib tpegeH Der Gage in 81
lamb, man speifelt aber niat i'm Ses
ringiten baran, bag Die ResierlIHg i'm
Stdnbe iein ptrb, ben @ufitunb Su
unteroriiden. Die 8erlufte iinb Ip>
peit rri9t grDber, als lie in eiHein
ernltli9en Gipiltratpaa Der SAT- gepes
ZEN iein piirben, es perbeu aber tpabr>
i6einli6 nod uisl erHftlihere RGmpfe
itattfinben ebe IN Dublin bic Hube
pisber berseifeut iptrb.
Sarii6er, pis nett bic 9etpegung
iia i9on dusgebehnt bat, beDabrt Die
Regierung sin itrenses Sdpeigen.
Sie bat nlir 5us.ssben, bab tie ii6 IN
peitliaer unb iiiblider Ri9tuns aus
sebe6nt Bat. Sotpeit bies betunnt lit,
baben i'm nDrbli6ert SrIunb bis test
feline llnruben ituttsefunben.
Rem gort, q. &pril. = rgtie=
Mdno, Der NIT Dem Sdllf Der grelgi
nifen in Srlanb ieit bem Ius6rua
bss &rieses Dertrailt lit, mar uber<
rui6t, dls bic ga4ri4t ppn Der icBt
i'm Ganss bsfiublihen SniurrettiOn
sintraf,- Iaste am 0onnerItdg Sohn
9. Wapore, Der NatioualaSetretGr Der
r5rienbs Of Srifb Sreeoom".
Die RebsIlipn in 1rlanb lit bas
@ert Don tapferen, putriotiihen WeGns
nern, bic tpeber Geuerfreifer nod StBs
tDpfe iinb,' fdste Mppre. ~Sest, na4s
oem Serr slsquitb sugeituubeR bat,
bab bic 8etpegung iicb auf eireu erps
ben She'll DON SrIanb aussebreitet bat,
1T es ttar, bab tie nur cine 8eoeutung
bdben fann, rnb bic 1T, boB Srlane,
ipie ss INNER mar, entI9lOHen 1T, ein
freies unb unabbdneiges 2anb Su
jein.
.llsbsrseuet bapon, bdb England,
sss IN immsE srDbrs 9esrErgutB sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
Bonn italieniid,eH 6rie8ss
f1auplat.
I'm Der gan5sn Jront finbsn mt1r
oSer tpsnissr beftise Rdmpfs ftati.
Die Oeiierr.i9er errinsen GrfoIs. an
mtbrereH pittigen pinsien.

Berlin 81. april. (aluf Srabts
loism Msss naa Sapoine.) - Der
am "a. qpriI bonn 5iterrei6ii&su
5auptquartier psr5ffe,tIiate offisisIs
gsri9t Iaaiet iDis fOlst:
pgln oer sans.n ruiiiIden Jront
fpareH bic Gampf. Don ssrinserer Sef,
tisieit als an ben porkrsebenbsn gos
gen. Der 5einb lieB 5fli1 BON Dob
roncub cine mine fpriussn, IS tpurs
ben ab.r nur ruiTifds Sidbsn babur9
beiddbist.
s2tuf bsm italisnif9sns arieesIdau.
plaB nehmsn bic admpfe'am fiibnsits
Iihen Manb bss Observation-Disclosures
ibren GOrtguns. Mebrsre Ingriffe Der
9srInslieri braasn nH4sr BEN Gsusr
Der Sfierreiher sufaurmsn. eluf benz
goi be Cana fbIus bic gsTasung sinss
oitsrreihiiHen Stifbplnitts iiinf
fsinbIiae glnsriffs db.'
Die am 25. apriI Der5fientIi8is
getdnntmn4uns Iuutet ME iulst:
Rad BEN abTaIag.n Der fsinSIi@en
amsriffe 5srri4ie am iiibpeaiidsn
Ranb bss DObsrbo.gIatsaus psrDaIts
nibmSbigs Siils. gsOrApstlia sOn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
.3tpei SHillipnen Narf
WurbeH in biefem Sa9r
fir bic &ri'egsuOtbIsi.
benbeH i'm GIfab in
SeutidIanb gss I

. =
fummeIt
Berlin, 27. glpril- - &uf brabts
lOiW @ess na4 SapoiIs, q. 9. -
gei Der grDffnuug bes aarbtass pDn
@taB>2ptbrinsen, in StraBburs, fin.
Digte Der staatsistretdr Sr. 9ontDis
an, bab In bieiem Sabr iotDeit Stpet
Wtiaionen Maart fir bic untsritiisung
Der pur9 ben Srieg notbleioenben Be-
differing in ben ReibslaHbeu geIam<
melt tporben Ieien. Gr fiigte birBu, baB
bic grnteausTi6teH iebr giiHitig, ieteu.
aanabiibe Berlin itIifte.
Sttopa, 81. @priI. Cine ueber-
fee @erIuitItite, Delfe bier am
0eittfuo6 glbeno bonn Wtilt38 8eporte-
ment oer0ffentlidt purbe, peht Die
gtnnen nort 81 SoIoaten uuf, Darpn-
ter Elm Slmerifaner, smnes 81. Sulli.
pan BON Garbonbole, Ba., iopie
2eutnont gnrilN &eitb 9lpIon DON
Sort Sasfathefpa1t. glIasfa. Inter
ben reripuOeten 9ltnerifanern beftu.
Dem iih See Sterunu BON aaniaS
Gitp, @eo., unb s. Gogtsbertp DON
Sarmu, Sbobo.
9erinsso berF.nft
Ropenbagen, q. @pril. Ser
nortpeeifde Sdmpfer rStromenGs',
bon RurtpeeeH nit etnem aargo
9erinee naf 2iibed urtertpegs, tpurbe
nobe Gierbier, Ddnemurt, perfeHtt;
bic Munnihaft purbe tn Maruemiins
be. -Gnftf hIanh. .aslauhst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28

Qonbon, 27. 9lpril. - Sas
ariegsrstt lit iiber gang Srldnb Oers
bGngt pprben, unb Der 9eneralmajor
Sobn Wurfpea, Der Bis Dor tur5em bic
5ruppen in 4egpptsn tommanoirte,
1T naA SrIano seI6idt purbeH, I'm
bort bas Generdltommanbo gu ibers
nebmen. 2tGe Grstutipbeamte in Srs
lamb miiifsn ii9 ibm unterOronen. Gr
bat unbei6rdntte 9pllma6t srbalteH,
uno tann irseno tpelts WaBrsgel 5ur
llntsrDriiduug Der Rebslion aHtpens
ben.
Die Reoolution, bic am WOntas in
Dublin ausbrad, bat ii9 auf aHoere
1bsile Srlanos ausgeoebnt, baupts
id6Ii3 na9 bem Weiien unD Siiben.
DisIe WittbeiIuns 5uiumHen nit Der
antinoisung, bab bic Rsbelen nur
nod i'm Belts zines 56siles Der Stabt
Dublin iino, purbe i'm Gaufe bes ga
gss DON ben Riniftsrn i'm parlament
gemdat. Der premier asquitb, oer
am Wtittpoh berubigenoe DeriiSes
runs.n b.treffenb Der Gage in SrIaHo
ssgebsn bate, Osrurfaate Elm SefiibI
Der 9eTorgnib, a!s er am Sonnsrftag
i'm llnterbaus antiinbiste, bdB bic
Repolu.ion fi9 audi auf aHoere Tbeile
SrlanOs ausseDebnt babe, oaB bic
ReDolutipndrsn in Dublin nod s.s
riFe SbeiIe Der Stabt i'm geFs bdts
ten unb bab INNER NOD Strubsns
sGmpie itdstfdnbsn. Der premier iagts
cub, er iei ii6sr3eust, Sub Die Srups
pen, bic iib in SrIdHO bsfinSen, NIT
bsni.nigsn, bic bortbin untsrDegs
Fnb, genigen tpiirbsn. I'm bic Re6eIs
lion gu untsr6riiden.
So6n RebmOnb, Der Siihrer Der irs
IGnbif6en g1ationaIiitsuspattsi uHo
sir GbDarb GdrIou, Der Gubrer Der
llnionifsn, bic in Der 9Ome Ruls'
Jrase sntidisosns Sssner iinb, Oer'
oammten 6eibe in iaarfer MeiIe ben
aufitano unb Der qremier Gsquit5
iagte in SOlse Oeiien, er balte es Hi6t
fir u5tbig, bab bas llnter5aus an
Waoutag cine sisuHg abbaIte, Die
Don eirsm Der RitgIisSsr nvrssiald'
gen porben mar.
Rurs DOT Der @srtagung bss 5au'
I.s tiinbists Der SstrstGr bes Snrsrn,
Ssrbert Samuel, an, baB In reinsm
uni.6nliaeu sbeil" DON SrlanS Rubs
bstrIas uHo er pieoerboIte Elm Dprbsr
bon Dem premier gsss6snes gsriPrss
den, bab iniopeit bi.s nit Der mtlte
tdriI6en Gage psreiubar iet, ale BON
Srlano tomueube gta4ri&ten prompt
be.unnt seHaat perSsn tpiirbsn, unS
audi ben 9.rtret.rn Der 3situnsen ale
m0sIi9e SeIssen3eit ssseben Derosn
wirbe, ii6 iibsr bic rpubrs Gage Der
Dinge su infprmtren.
Die Miniifsr Sriidten inoiDibuea
ale bic anii6t aus. baB bi. 2ruppsE
i'm Stanbs isiu piirosu, Die Rebsllion
baIb gu unteroriiden. Sn poIitiihss
SinIidt 1T bic Gage Sur6dus befrie'
Sissnb, Sa Sobn HsbmOnb uuO Sir
GSparS Carton lid 6arauf eeeinigt
bdbsn, bab aus bsm aufitdnb tetn
ppIitii6ss &apttul seIdIagen perben
BARI. Ser prsmisr alsquitb oeripro4
i'm Iamsn Der Resisruns, bab eins
siussasHas sllutssiussus Eais Gaas,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28

Iify ser gcitinrniiina ber3nfoIse Der
3ipangsoienit audi aui i'm 3ienite
befinolide SreifpiLlige mtsJebebnt
peroen ioae, ipenn i6re 0ienit5eit,
al,f rpeld,e iie ii9 serpflitteten abge.
Ialfem iei. gr iaste, omin ipiirOe aa.
gemeiner TiiIitir5mane obne Inter.
i9ieo nod geredJter iein.
Stepben @nIib, elm gaitgIie6 Der
4rbeiterpartei ,perauiabte geiiaasbe'
5euglnscn i'm gan5en Sauie, inoem
er iofortige ginbringung elmer 8Or.
Iage fir allgemeinen .gSiIitar5pan1
berIanste, fails bic Situation es er'
heiide.