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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17

dered. For his unwelcome attentions
he was run out of town by the police,
but returned short time ago and
went to work in one of the mines.
He got off shift at o'clock this morn
ing and began drinking heavily. He
said that he did not want to live any
longer, but that he would do some
thing before he died. 1t is evident,
from the footprints in the snow at
the rear of the house, that he had
been waiting long time for Mr. Fer
rera to get up.
Acting Coroner Pagan summoned
the following jury to hold an inquest
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
GERMAN BARBAR|I|ES
SHOWN TO THE Pope
BELGIUM PRiMATE ON MySTER-
iOus VISIT TO HEAD or
THE CHURCH

ROME, Jan. 17.-Cardinal Mercier.
the Belgium primate. spent an hour
with the Pope. He maintained the
strictest reserve regarding a big bun
die of papers which he took to the
Pope. Ecclesiastical matters" is all
ne woulc say in reference TO the
papers. 1t is reported that the docu-
ments contained village to village
survey of conditions in Belgium, and
alleged continued German barbara
ties.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
HEAVIEST STORM N
YEARS DOES DAMAGE
DOWNPOUR AT SAN BERNARDINO
BRINGS TRAFFIC TO
STANDSTilL
ny Associated Press. /,

ny Associated Press.b
SAN BERNARDINO. Jan. 17.-Sev-
eral towns in the valley are partly
flooded, bridges are damaged and
electric power plants have been fore
ed to shut down by the worst storm
in several years. Street car and rail.
road traffic is at standstill. Water
is flowing through the lower streets
of Rialto. The uplands are threat
ened.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
COMMUNICATION IS
SEVERED BY STORM
HEAVY RAIN STORM LEAVES LOS
ANGELES CUT OFF FROM
WORLD

Try Associated Press.D
Los ANGELES, Jan. II. Street
car and railroad traffic is demoralized
with the result that there has not
been train since Saturday night.
Washouts have delayed passenger
trains from the north and east. Street
car service between Los Angeles
Pasadena, Alhambra and other subur
ban towns is servered.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
LAD INJURED IN A
cOASTlNG ACCIDENT

Walter Anderson, son of Prof.
Anderson of the high school, was
painfully injured yesterday Afternoon.
Walter was coasting on Brougher
avenue with crowd of boys and girls
when his sled collided with the one
in front. A piece of steel ran into
the thigh, decorating it badly. Sixteen
stitches were put into the tear.
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II occurred this morning at Z
O'Clock. Mr.. Ferrara was about to
start for his place of business and
had just kissed his wife and little
daughter goodbye, when there came a
rap at the back door. AS he opened
1t, Vambonie pressed in and shot Fer
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
PLANS NEUTRAL ZONE
IN NORTHERN MEXICO
SENATOR GORE INTRODUCES A
RESOLUTION m SENATE
TODAY


WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE es.
tablishment of neutral zene in north.
ern Mexico to be jointly policed by
the forces of Mexico and the United
States, unless the disorders are speed.
ly controlled is proposed in resolu-
tion introduced by Senator Gore. II
was referred to the committee on for
eign relations. There was no dis
cussion
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
FIRE RENDERS ONE
THOUSAND HOMELESS
GOVERNOR ASKED TO SEND THE
MILITIA TO TAKE CHARGE
OF SITUATION


OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 17.-Fire
virtually destroyed the business sec
tion Of Wrist. One thousand persons
are homless. Citizens have asked the
governor to send militia to take
charge of the situation.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
STRIKERS CLOSE DOWN
GARMENT FACTORIES
DEMAND A LIVING WAGE AND I'M
PROVED WORKING CON-
DiTlONS

Nv NsH0cInted PresN.1
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. II. - Gar
ment workers numbering about six
thousand have struck and two hund
red and fifty factories are closed
Most OF the strikers are women and
girls. The factories are picketed
Their demands include minimum
wage of six dollars a week for wo
men and eight for men and better
working conditions.
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rara through the head, killing him in
stantly.
He then turned the gun on Mrs
Ferrara, who was still in bed, shoot
ing her in the right eye, the bullet
penetrating the brain. Three other
shots were fired presumably at the
little girl, who, with her mother, made
her escape to the Meugiia home next
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
ACCIDENT WAS DUE
TO NATURAL CAUSES
OFFICIALS MAKE INVESTIGATION
oF'FATAL EXPLOSION IN
SUBMARINE

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Officials are
investigating the explosion in the E-2,
which caused four deaths and the in
jury of ten. They are convinced that
the accident was due to natural
causes. Three Of the men are In a
critical condition.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
RELIEF IN SIGHT FOR
BRITISH GARRISON
RElNFoRcEMENTs ATTACK THE
TURKS AND DRIVE THEM
BACK SIX MILES


LONDON, Jan. 17.-Relief is ap-
parently in sight for the British that
are surrounded at Kutelamara in Me-
sopotamia. 1t was announced today
in the house that the relief column
defeated the Turks near Waddi, and
drove them back six miles.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
uNDERooEs OPERATION

Herman Wolssen was operated up
on today by DR.. Mcleod for gangrene
of the bowels. He is In critical
condition.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
BELGIUM Is SUFFERING
HEAVILY FROM FLOODS


LONDON, Jan. II. = Reports In
dicate that Belgium is suffering heav-
lily from floods. especially South OF
Flanders. The Scheldt is rising. Wei
len, Gavere. syngen and schelderode
are inundated.
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pIPLAMATs ARRIVE


ny Ass0ciated Press.b
BRINDIZI, Italy. Jan. IT, Forty
members OF the Serbian government
have arrived, accompanied by diplo-
mats of the allied powers accredited
to King Peter.
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PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS


Try Associated Press,
ROME, Jan. 1.-THE Idea Nazion-
ale says that the Serbian government
will have headquarters at Brindisi for
some time.
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HAMPEREp IN SNOW


w Ass0ctRted Press.b
BERLIN, Jan. 17.--Sixteen inhabi-
tants of Lens were killed or wound
ed by the enemy's artillery. Military
activity on the eastern rront is ham
pered by snow.
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ment that Montenegro asked for
peace. Montenegro was asked un.
conditionally to lay down its arms.
She accepted. the premier asserted
according to the agency.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
PRESIDENT Is OPPOSED TO
MRS. PANKHURsT's EXCLUSION


I by Associates freDs.b
WASHINGTON, Jan. II. Mrs.
Pankhurst, under parole in New York
under the immigration authorities.
will be formally admitted to the Unit
ed States after certain papers arrive.
President Wilson is opposed to her
exclusion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE
IN NORTH GROWING
Report that MOntenegrinS Agree
Internationally to Lay
Down Arms
By Associated PressJ


LONDON, Russian operatons the
growing the
official Turkish
places Russian
being attempted
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17

double killing a third victim lowering the verge
place in Tonopah this morning the re-
sut of Illicit passion a
bone the death OF suicide after he had killed
James Ferrara
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17
GENERAL CARRANzA
DEEMEDRESpONSIBLE
Provisional Ruler did not Give
the Americans Adequate
Protection
Ry Associated pre..)

.
WASHINGTON, 1.-THE department has evidence .
killed
.
would be
passport
point responsibility adequately
q Americans.
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NY Associated Pre...)

tuy Associated Press.D
BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE Overseas
News agency has announced that
Count Tisza, the Hungarian premier.
has announced in Hungarian pariia.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-17

EDWARD A. JAMES left yesterday
for San Francisco. where he expects
TO reside.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25

lange 3sit bergsbli6 psrfolgt poroen
mar, BON elmer IleinsH 4bteilung Hos
Ia.eH e~e3fpungsn, iia nui etnen tels
fgen gerggipisl 81 IIlatea; Die Rou'
Ser ipurOen iofort um5tnseIt unb aufs
g%eioroert, fi4 bsbiugungslos gu erses
len. qnItatt abcr gu se9oraen, palf
Ser 6iibrer Der 9anos pi6sltA crei in
1onnsn perpadteSt euentorbe Die otht
nit gisnen 6eboItert tparerr, ben Berg
ALBANIA binunter. Die ausfIlegenoen
gieHen Itiir5tsn ii9 in srcBter But
auf Die aolatsn anS laden ie 10 ent'
oab Die tapfcrsn &rleger iber
Gals anb Sopf ~oauonIiefcn ano ole
Rdu6er Rdrbsr Isin lieBen.
aifige ansriffs Oitisr @rt, bic
TbOn 3ur Set oss gtit9riOates aii
Den s9la4tfeIosrn bsriu9t lparOsn,
ma6ten ruiz. Srupp.n auf i9rem
langlpieri1en (pon SuIItoi gsi4iIosrs
temp GsIO3uge sesen SaampI, Den
9ropbsten uno SuIlon Der t%nutaiis
i4tu g~srsp6lIsr, oft uno pieI gu
I4aifsn.
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SHIins stctten6eim.

sur5 Dor 8Olenbung Ieines IS.
Gsbensiabres 1T i'm 2i9tenfeloer Sas
natorium bel Berlin SuIius Stettens
9eim seitor6en, Der 2lltmeiiter unter
0euti4Ianos bumpriitiiGen 9i9tern,
Der in ben ie43igsr Sabren Die 3eit,
iQrift Dit Weipsn" g%runOete, uno
oeien @ipp4enbriefe uusrrsiat ses
bIisben iin0.
Mit SuIiug Stettenbeim, BEN
freunolideH, INNER nou) be9agIiaen
alien 9errr. lit Elm oeutifer Sumprlft
geIlOrben, 0eileu Rams IN ben fedJ5is
ger, liebSiger uno aht5tser sSabten
ieinen b~eionoeren Slang bate. gtur
!psnige Sabre DOT ibm 1T Iein 3erts
aenoile uno &oLese pom Der bumo-is
itiiden 3unft, Der liebenspiir0igs,
trintfeite s. Sroian, paDingegun9el.
SuIius Stettsnbsim mar i'm Sabre
1881 in 9dnburs geborsn; in lDien
.hatte er bic Sodter bes taiierliden
Bats S4pet5er, Oss Reonfteurs Der
yBiener 3situns", gebeiratet uuO lett
langem Ie6te er in Berlin, in einem
itiaen 9artenbaus an Der qotsoamers
itrabs. Ils @iu3slbeit aus Ieinem Sc
ben tpdrs gu nernsn, oab er i'm Sab
re 1889 nit inter ben ipenigen 9riins
bern Der r5reien Siibne" mar, be
baIb Our9 gerbnrt Sauptmanns
Stiits grObes 4ufIeben erregsn iols
te. Stettenbeims beribmtelte 3eit fieI,
ME i4un seiogt, in Die ied5lger bis
a4t0iger Sabre; bamaIs paren leine
ndrriiden Glofen CUR SagesgeI6itts
in oller Munbe, uno ole bumoriitifd
unusrirorenen 2~iissnbsri9te oes
Observation-Disclosures 8ipp9eu, Der.
fern pom &riege ieoeu 6eIo5ug be-
gleitete unO ieoen Srtef nit einsm
acknowledgement s%r6ffnete. erg0bte
oamaIs bic gonSe NeIt. TuH 1T er
Gum nit ibm gu rsoen) geitOrben unO
= rper5ei1en Sic oos Iarte 8ort"
= su einem bsiiern 0aisin abberuten
ruproen.
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Dir mrihnarttsgah
rinrr Mnttpr.
Don 81. aubopiti.

Sbpobl Der alfe 0ntsinfpstior
aramert gang gsndu Die antipori Der
psrtpitipettn !Serrin auj feline Wlitteis
lung 81 pihsn meinte. sing or bod
5u ibr.
.5rau Rittmsifter, Sa III idon iuies
Der elm adufer fir Mellentin1, ingts
er unb CAB ibr pamit - pie tets.
lsifbem Der eigentlide Serr bieler
Sdois bel 9annsnbers ben Seloeutoo
iierben muBie - bic anreos, Die bns
mails benz 5elosn i'm fslograuen Rod
s%ngefommen mar. ct bat grobe Noils
nen i'm aOpf. als i9 ibn ndm!i6
in msiner Stubs iebt nllsin 5uriids
litb, battle er, uniere 1900 Worgen
idcn in J,bn fleins Sitter aufgeteilt.
Iun tperosn es fuobl instpiiGsn elm
DuBsno gtrporbsn fem. -"
Die idlante, blonde Jroii, bic nod
in @itnsntIeioern sine, idtpieg uno
oas mad,te i'm nnrubie.
Gin MsiIten ipartets Ct geoulbie,
bann psriud,te er es ihr gu erltits
tern.
sd tu,iB ia, 6aB 5ruu Ritimsis
ter ni1t pertauft. - Do iinb ia bod
Ole bsioen Suugens. - aber man
mub INNER feline 9fIidi tun..."
SsBi bob fie Die Redte uno lsgte
lie idiusr unb Iansiam auf ole Ia
ids ibrss Glsibes, bic nod alter, osuts
Idsr Gitts BON benz ndmIihsn Sicif
seidnitteu, CUR Ssite herab1ing. 2eiie
inifierts Elm Brief auf. limo Der nlis
aramsri fpunpsrte fid, bab feline !Ssrs
rim pl6sIi4 Die elm iunges Wtdo6en
srrotste.
9ieleift bate CT fid aber aud ges
irrt. Dsnn als er nod sinmal bins
iab, ipnr ibr reselmdbiess. idSnss
gsiidt pi.btr peib unb f6maI. -.
Gr bislt Die Mngslegenbeit nunmsbr
fir srI.oist troy hires Sdp.issns
uno pollte fid lansfam gum G,bsn
lutnbsn. 9a tat iie eiHsn iisfsn
atem3us.
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@7~Ium ffstf .~@2

9emer, hsr Der baasen atIr!t
Gr6ter mar?
oh Die gatf@aft hrnben funkFit.
Die hem letteH 5irs hrIesslt
Hub Der lttrHf@brit, leihurrannkelt,
1ifrrr J6lle Cor prrrieselt?
a%l1eIterlofrr, bring hrm Gag,
Der nus EdJafft hrm rrdjten 9djln6
Do her Eeinhr Grnt srlag
llar heun 1ilng,
ll1tnferaiirme fdauris grbeH
ilrbrr blutettrankte 6rifte -
5a6 hra kiinft'gen ZEN, Suraprbrn
aililos pGlherfrib Itaesliifte
sieios SaiSssu.
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.sdts, I'M ibrsn 9sdsl gu bsbsn. sudts
er Suiammen.
.9u ipIit bdS nidt. Ruttsr. Is
1T bod msin acknowledgment. unD
i'd mill nidts psittr baben, als bas".
Gil erfiiate feline beige Bite ubsr
bod nidt. 3os Observation-Disclosures
ssfiibI Iisb ii6 ni4t eini6Idfern.
limb isBt espnbrte fie aud, mas sr
ff als t6ltli6Itss anoenlsn erpdbIte.
Wit itnrreR 4usm fab ie es an.
Gs paren Elm paar Sdippen bon
I9parSsr Msasntinsr Seimaissrbe,
bic nit ibm se9sn foatsn, trenn sr
nun bod -. tsimailps tpsrOen mubts.
llno bic Ssrren tamsn uub braas
ten, ME beiprodtH, aud ben Rotnr
nit!
Sic peilisn aber MIR iurSs 3,it
BET Der GutsbsrriH.. -.
WRit rotten, sornissn g,iidiern iu3s
rem ie fpieoet bon banner.
limb Die bObs sanns sritrabIte I'M
9idtergldn5. Gs mar Der 6rauen
unb ainbsr tpss,n, bic Elm Re6t ani
ben bsiIisen Gbrifbaum aud in bies
&riessiabr batteii. 6rau Slie
Jrnnt aber gihg auf ihren 4slteitsn
az uno nabm ion an bic Sanb. = Gr
mar Ro4aufsef2Ioisn uHb rsi&ts ibr
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gienrH ais 8affen.

Die gisnsn5u9t iisbt beionrsrs i'm
aautaius in bobsn Gbren, obpobI iis
bort INNER nod in redt primitiuer
Wsiie nusssiibt miro. Rnu Iddbt in
benz stipns p~ertpiIberten 2mot oie
8ienen aber nift nur tpesen os5
@ahfss. bic fs mIisfsrr, ionO,ru
10 isItsn oas tIinssn mag nls gn'
griffss ubsr abpsbrpnifsn; in oieIer
GiseniGnit Fnb is ben iiibnsn gsr9s
bspObnern Idon oft iebr niibIi9 9e'
peIeu. Dor sinigen Sdlrtn ipurOe cine
9nnoe BON GtrnBsnrdubern uno
9isbbisben, bic bon ben Goloatsn
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,Gdiden Sic mir ben adufsr. 9err
Rramert".
CT meinte, bas Ct ii4 psrbSrt bas
ben miiHe.
sd ipsrbe ibm bas Wiebsrlcms
men perlsibsn, Urau Rittmeiitsr".
9issmal mar isoer Srrtum aiss
e.idIoNtn. Die beige R0te tom uno
blisb auf BEN ftOIssg, tpeiben 5rausns
mtlib.
Oa fGlid Der aIte aramsrt snbIit
our Sir binaus.
Grau Slie Jrnnt absr isbte iid unb
eriparteie Den Jremoen rubig. uno
aIs CT sssanssn mar uno iein Wie.
oertommeu fir ben nibfien 5as nit
nod sinissn anbsren Ssrren gsmeins
fam in ausfht ftellte -. als bic
blonbe syrau nidt muir NIT BEN 0es
banten, Der ibr bisber bod 10 untnBs
bar eridisnen NOR, ipielte, ionbern
lbn ernitbaft eripos, ba iniiterte isnsr
Brief ipisbsr Left. in Der 5afde...
limb iie sos i'm bsraas uno las lin
tpisoerurn.
Cine ebsnfalls bur9 ben arisg sur
Witpe geporbene Susenofreuuoin
NOR feline Nbfenbsrin. Gr eHtbielt
gar nidts aufrsstnbss. fOubern eius
foh Die ShiIbtrung Der 0oripsibs
u~aftsaeif.. :. -SetIbem i'd in Berlin
lebs. fibIs Id, ME jung i4 nod
bin. ftanb 6a auf oer 5peiten Seite.
.0u slaubt nift, ME mid bier ale
WenIfsn psrtp6buel. SSn aler 9tims
Ii&leit erlauidsn lie msine Meibs
nldtsniinide uno i9 isbe es idon
poraus, ipis fie mid iiberihiitisn uno
osrp5bnm tusrosn... SGilt mid
nidt bssipssen. Mir f6nner ia bod
Hi&t berssFsu, bab mir nod jung
fnb. Su aud, Iiebffe Slfe...4
Die Ssrrin bon MsIentin n6tr
battle es psrseHm gshatt! - Bun
fpubte lie ts ipisber. Cine lsiie llns
rube idIi& bur4 ibr glut. Die
Sebnfud1t rah oil Den 0dpert oer
Qitbe, Die bsr Sois nn5eit fir fe be-
rsit bate, mar mod ME am eritsn
5ass Der pilosifen Wer5reifluns iibsr
fsinsn WaIut. Berlin - Greunbs
l9aft - Sugenb.
4ber bic Sungen Sbr
Winf4en IieB iif nod bslisbis ums
fprmsn. - Sbr Gdmer3, bic 5sis
maisidole gu psrIisren, tpiiros sss
ring ftin.
ilnb fs bSrte an nddfen Sage bic
neuer aGuftr an, bot ii9 einen trs
prubt,n unb fi1srtn Greunb aus Der
gia&baridaft bnSu uno mar enblit.
,mei 1oge Dor BEN beilisen Gbrifftf,
r. ipsit. Oab iie ben abfdlub Der Der.
EanhIunasn beiiimmts. - Die 1errerl
piirosn bann iosIei@ ben Rotor nit
bringtn.
Der oIis aramsrt stna ipis I'M
xgaum umRsr.
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Gin we%ibnadytshrief.

Gin in Srontiurt pirfenber pd'
Oagose itslIte Der sJrtf. Gig" folgen<
ben Brief CUR @erfigung, ben ietn
I'M @eiten DOR benz Jeino Ite6enoer
Sobn gu @ei5na9ten mad 5aule 9ss
anDt bat:
,2iebe @lterni
Hun baben mir oas Wei6na9tsieIt
gsfeisrt. fern pm Gu4 uno bod 10
nabe in Gepanten oereint nit Sud
unter Dem itrublsnDen 2%i9ter6aum
aus Der Seimat. nnD bod ipar es
% I6on, ME man es Ii6 Oor6er 9ut
ME oenten tDnren, 10 i4Dn i'm inRern
Grleben, neil man li4 10 pol be-
pubt purOe, mas oieies i4one urs
oeutids SET fir uns beOeutet. Sei'
ne gsDeutung fir uns erpd6it aus
Der Grinnerung unIerer &inobeitsta'
ge bsi Sud i'm gltern6auie. Mas
fir uns frii9er i96ne 5eiertage NOS
rem, bas limb fir uns Gage beuts
I4sn DeIsns, beutI6en Gmpfinoens
geporOen. !Sdttsn mir oisIe Detbs
1a4t nidt gebabt, mir pdren drmer;
plrbs bic 8elt Oos osuti4e Bolt nit
feinsr beuti4en @ei6no4t OsrIieren,
lie piirOe drmer; ui4t alein aIs
9riitli6es Set, iOnoern aIs a6gIan3
unieres Weiens itrabIt bic Wet6es
na6t in aqe Delt binaus, Der Delt
CUR Jreuoe un0 Der 8eIt gum 5ries
Den.
Don ge6eimnispoler &roft erleu9.
:et, itrablte plDBli4 bod iiber uniss
rem getge, ben unier S9iBen5raben
hal6 umtrsiit, unIer Meibnn4tsbaum.
gGie pom SimmeI gefuaeH, pit Elm
Wunoer, ME elm Widr6en itro6Ite
unier Baum G6sr uniern &0pfsn 10
G6erpdIt;genO i40n, ME man es ME
geOn9t. uno aus tiefer @rpe els
IDOL, md4tiJ in Delen ii6 forts
pflanSenD DOH Shiibengraben gu
59iiSengto6en. bas alte oeutih. 2ieo
BON 9immel 6o9, oa tomm i'd
per, i6 bring Sud cute nsus MGr"
unD bua 2ieo ron Der Iti1sn peilisen
Rn6t. uno es mar cine lille 9eill9e
Ha9t: Weit6in Ieu6tete infer Meib=
nldtsbnum, binsin in bic ~frdn8oii>
iden Gaaoe, .tpie cine 8er6eibung er.
itrabIts iein Gidt bini6er, losgsI0it
oon alien Stoii4sn. &eiu S9uB
fiel, tetn 2aut srt6nte ori6sn beim
Esinoe - 8as mar unier Weibs
na4ten, 0as pobI feiner in ieinem
2s6en ie OergsHen pirb. Sas III
ieine reus geoeutlng aus biefem
Sriegs, Die mir ole aus oieiem
ariegs nit biniiber nebmen: Der
CLAUDE an oes bsuti9eu 8eIsns aa>
gepalt.
Run piini6s i6 Sud aaer gum
nsuen Sabre ales @uts; m6gt es
Dem oeuti9sn @oIte oas bringen,
pehen es an duberer Maft uno ins
nsrers Strait fir bic 3utunft Be.
bari. -"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25

iiebe FRONT 1T taufenh 8ad)eu
5mhenn tatteu ibre Gabeu
3iuifdJen Brrsrn, kablem GladJem,
3m p~srfedsteu Sdjiit ensrabeu,
3rseubmu rim WribnadJtsbamm,
arsenoma rim Sang nma Rrim,
arsennpn rim WeibnadJtstraum
9nm 6abfina.
iueibnadtsslanbis blidt hus Dnffn
Dier mie bort ,nr timmeisferme ;
lilo JidJ Blids mah 8lidt setroffem,
sd3meisenh frbm Die aItew 5terne.
Oh ein nruer ItdJ gefeat
3a nsm solaenem Tropfeameer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25

unb i6psr iibsr bic Dele icmm.n.
unb SaHn sins fe binaus uuo ibm
sntssssn, Inn gu fehsn. tporauf feline
WabI ssfalen rpar...
lInb sstpabrts, oaB er cine iGipsre
6ol5tifte Dor fif triig...
.ainb. Sinh. mas bdf ou 6a?'
frasie is beforst.
Ct CAB feline @ntport. sen sus
fammsns.prsBt belt CT bic 2ippsn
nnb aIs lie ibn rsat aniah. msrtte he,
bob er sttpsint babeH muBte.
Da sriDadte bic 3drtli4ttit Der
Muttsrs..
sic nabm ibm bic aiits nb unb
unfolding Jpn NIT beibsn girmsn.
smas TT Dir, Sans9sna - Sas's
bod oeinsr Muittr. -.
gnna fremb iGauts er iie on. BUR.
aIs IL bic 9dnoe Der aiiis sntssgsu'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25

Sum S6u.B segen qutos 0iebe
gat iemano eire qrt &lammer erfaRs
ben, bic Der Better mittcls Gi9ers
beitsi4Iofes an eiuem Der Reiien an
brinst Dirb Elm 10 geIi6ertes alto
to~rtaeiabreu, 10 fdut es Tpfort bur9
bic itobenOe 9epeeuns nuf, uno bic
Slammer binterldBt aui nei9em
pfIaiter oeutli4s Spuren.
s m Stnate WaT9ington benubt
man auf elmer eroBcn S9afBi9teret
cine RatUsosalele oa5u, oed Sdn'
gen an tnIten 0intertageu Bdrms
5u5ufiibren. Sns @ds piro our9
cine aufre5t le6enO' R6brs e%eIeitet,
iber nel6er Elm mG6tiger WetolIs
Idirm anee6ratt lit. Oas 9as pirO
ange,iinbst unb bic Sibe BON Dem
S4irm auf sirtn aroBen Amtreis Der
DeIOe SurldespOrIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25

ttrsits bis our Coulter smpOr. Rur
sa i9m iagte Is Is:
nShiitts Die i6parse WeIlentiner
Groe pieosr fort. = Mir blsi6sn
bier.
-. 9as Sinh itdub trampffaft
bo6esrsdt nsben Isinsr Mutisr, Rur
Die Re4ts 5~itt.rts in Der. psI6e iie
belt.
5rau Rittmeiitsr Msllentin berItano
pl0bli9 bic 2sbrs ots heili9en ebriits
fsitss, Die gu i6entsn uH0 81 oPfsrn
befisblt - ipieo,r uno INNER ME
her.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25

Qm Sautiagung3togs
morssn tpuro, in einem Stale Der
Germ ieines Saters in 6%artforb,
Wis, Der 20 Sabre alte Rab 2inter
an einem Stride binssno tot aufge'
~furDen. Der olte 2inter b6rts, ME
Elm SObn Su frii9er Miorgeuiunoe
oufIiono unb pus 6ous burd cine
@intsrtiir Osrlieb, Ooh bate er feline
2lbuure, onb bicisr cine perortise 5at
benbTdjtigs. Riemdnb in Der 6amiIie
lam Ii6 ertIGren, mas ben iuugen
Mlnn in ben 3oO eetris6eu 6a6en
mag, oenn Rpp mar nod an Wlitts
nod assno fro0 uHo frobli4 Don sis
mem 4ussong bsimgstebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-25

gtettrotBfisrtss SeepoIs
fer BAT antiIeptii9e gigenidniten, IOs
pab IS usnsroines auf S9ifieu gu
Desinii3ieruuss ,.0sdsu benust pirO.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-03-17
Platform Pledae Ianored.

In 1912 Mr.. Wilson accepted and
approved the platform adopted by the
Democratic national convention which
nominated him. This declaration of
principles constituted the political con-
fession of faith to which he subscribed
when he appealed to the country.
One plank of the Baltimore plat
form bears directly upon the action
which the president has just taken
in announcing that he once more seeks
election to the Office he now holds.
1t reads as follows
I'VE favor single presidential
term, and to that end urge the adop'
ton of an amendment to the consti-
tuition making the president of the
United States ineligible for reelection
| and we pledge the candidate of this
convention to this principle"
Clear, explicit and positive. and OBJ
viously binding upon the man ther
nominated and afterward elected. as
well as upon the party which chose
him for its candidate. And now tht
reputation of the principle and the
personal pledge is made just as def1n
ite and complete by President Wilson
as it wiiS be few months later by th'
i Democratic party.
But the people will take care O
the one-term part of his 1912 program
next November.