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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-05-12
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Columbia today on business.
Captain W. N. Hughes, of \ Shville,
is in Columbia for few days.
Miss Josie Gibbs and sister, of
Isom, were shopping in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cooper, of the
Fourth district, are mere today shop
ping.
Miss Bonnie Howard of Morgan
town, KY, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b.
H. Frakes.
Mrs. Sue Brewer, of Iron City, has
returned home, after visit to Column
bia friends.
Misses Brownie and Lutte Tomlin-
son, of Culleoka, were visitors in the
city Thursday.
Mrs. Percy Brown, of Spring Hill,
Is a visitor at "Quercus Lawn" guest
of Mrs. S. s. Fleming.
Misses Charlotte Hughes and Char
lotte Watson have returned from Sc
vance and Nashville.
Mrs. E. L. Murphy, of Greenville,
Texas, arrived Thursday morning to
visit relatives in and near the city.
John M. Gray has moved to his
splendid summer home on the Mt.
Pleasant pike, after spending the win
ter in Nashville.
Mrs. Mary Padgett Grant is visiting
her brother, DR.. Hazel Padgett and
family, in Nashville. She attended
the opening of the golf and country
club banquet given by that organiza-
ton Thursday night.
Mrs. Will Robinette, of Isom is Wis
iting Mrs. c. E. Morton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Looney Murphey, OF
Greenville, Texas, is here,
Miss Axle Cathey, of Cathey's Creek,
was visiting in the city Friday.
Miss Bessie Jones, Of Parks Station,
was visiting in the city Friday
Miss Blanch Martin Of Thompson
Station, was visitor in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Brooks, of Hamp-
shire, were in the city shopping Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryant, Of
Parks Station, spent Friday in the
city.
Mrs. John Bryant, of Campbells
Station, was shopping in the city Sat
urday.
]. r. Martin has returned to Athens,
Ala, after a visit to his wife and
daughter.
Mrs. Ella Greer, of Petersburg, at
tended the meeting of the w. G. T.
U. Thursday.
Misses Eleanor Frierson and Rebec-
ca Wilson have returned from Lewis
burg, where they went as delegates to
the Columbia Presbyteral, and they
gave in fine reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordie Cheek, of Bry- !
ant Station, were among the shoppers
in town Friday. =
H. H. Crockett, one Of the leading
lawyers Of Franklin, is attending the
chancery court.
Willie Johnson has returned to his
home in Nashville, after visit to
relatives in the city
Mrs. Charles LeSueur and daugh-
ter, Miss Catherine, of Nashville, are
visiting Mrs. Stuart Swope Fleming, at
"Quercus Lawn"
Mrs. John Smith, of Culleoka, was
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Percy Chandler, of Mt. Pleas
ant, was visiting in the city Saturday.
Mrs. R. V. Garner, of Nashville, is
the guest of Mrs. Henry A. Moore.
Mrs. Hannah and Miss Bullock, Of ;
Mt. Pleasant, were visiting in town
Saturday.
Ed Goodwin, Of St Louis, is here to- {
day.
Miss Anna Matthews is spending the
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COUNTRY SAVIORS
AT CONVENTION

No less than four Of the delegates
attending the big convention Of the
Junior Order have had experiences az
country saviors." -Four Of them have
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-27
Pc RSONAIS.

Leo Holobaugh has returned from
Pittsburgh. He was accompanied BY
his cousin. Mrs. Frank J. Boyle.
Mrs. Harry Algyre has returned
from Wheeling. She will visit with
Mrs. Geo. Atkins at her home on Mar
ket street.
Miss Virginia MILAN Of Locust street
is In Mods Run visiting with NJ. v.
MILAN and family.
J. B. Atkinson Of High street left
yesterday for several days visit In At
lantic City and Philadelphia.
Russell Stone Of Wheeling Is here
for a visit with his mother on Howard
street.
DR.. Ice OF Moundsville is profession.
al visitor in town.
R. c. Dancer Of Wheeling Is a bus
mess visitor in this city.
Owing to the shortage OF ice In
Wheeling the Warrington plant will
supply them with several car loads.
Miss Maize Sprung has returned to
her home in Ohio after spending two
months here visiting with Mrs. Geo,
Cochrane at her home in the Brook
side addition.
Robert Burnley Of the local B. & o,
force will go to Glover Gap to act as
agent for the company for several
weeks.
Harris Waterman of Ellenboro, W.
Va, is here for a visit with relatives.
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Evening Chat

Intense rivalry is being exhibited be.
tween towns In Massachusetts, and
New York in their endeavor to Sc
sure o fund of $780, 900 which is to be
appended during the next three years
tn an effort to control the spread OF
tuberculosis by The National Asso'
uiation for the Study and Prevention
Of Tuberculosis, as announced In a
bulletin issued by that. organization
today.
More than fifty differents towns and
villages, ranging in population from
four TO ten thousand Inhabitants each,
have been suggested as possible plac
es for the experiment, and the State
Charities Aid association Of New York,
the Massachusetts Department oil
Health, and the local organizations In
many of the towns are urging their
claims with vigor. Among the towns
which are being considered carefully
are Canadaigua, Johnstown, Patch.
pguein New York; birmingham, Win.
SaShabAtM ah4 WI hSou III husoaSLu
eetts. The conditions OF the expert.
tnent Limit It to q town not to exceed
dye totem thousand Inhabitants.
IL u proposed by the committee as
Soon aslthe place Is selected to discov.
q with the aid Of the local physicians,
through careful medical examinations
eyeryscase OF tuberculosis: every IN.
diyfdnal who has been exposed direct.
u 70 the disease; and particularly all
children up to sixteen who have had
contact with a living case OF tubercu.
iosts during their lifetime. 1t is pro.
posedlthat every known case Of tuber.
culosis and every exposed a Of
whatever nature should be under some
sort OF supervision during the three
year period, either In the home. in an
open air school. In a tuberculosis elm.
ie, or IN o hospital o rsanatorium. In
this way and by keeping In close con.
tact with all new families and new
babies born into the community the
committee hopes to be able to pre-
vent the spread Of tuberculosis, To
stop the development OF any new cases
10 the community, and to determine
the absolute and relative worth Of the
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various methods usually employed i
fighting tuberculosis.

DR.. Eric Mjoberg, q Swedish scien
fist and airman, has requested per.
mission OF the Commonwealth authori.
ties of Australia, to use an ~aeroplane
In exploring the interior of Papua or
British New Guinea, some parts of
which have never been seen by a white
man, but the Australian authorities
have refused to sanction his project
for fear OF trouble with the natives,
The English police are already hunt.
ing down some natives who recently
killed n OF their men with poison.
ed arrows, and although the natives
are not feared for their fighting
strength, the authorities are opposed
to any unnecessary intrusion into their
territory.
An explorer who recently headed
an expedition from the Dahiti river
had an unusual experience. when
| approached the natives" he said,
they stood and gazed at me, and In
less than two minutes many OF them
tainted and collapsed at my feet. At
another place a chief came within a
few yards Of me and when I went to
take hold OF his arm he tainted and
fell into the bed OF the creek. The
whole crowd then assembled AROUND
me and Frustrated themselves"
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FARyIEW.

Mrs. ossie Sutton wasSa clarksburs
visitor Tuesday.
Ralph lIachesney has accepted a po.
sition in a Pittsburgh bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Hamilton and
Mrs. j. L. Tenant returned from At
lantic City, Washington and Philadel,
phia Wednesday morning.
Miss Daisy sargant OF Miracle Run
is visiting her sister Mrs. chas. Sine
Mrs. Maxson who has been visiting
her mother Mrs. D. B. Chalfant has
returned HON to Morgantown.
Mrs. Beatrice ambrose has beer
visiting relatives at Annabelle.
Miss Flossie Eddy who has been Wis
iting at Morgantown returned home
Tuesday for the funeral Of her cousir
Willard Jones.
Mrs. William Knode will entertain
the Needle Craft Sewing club Tuesday
afternoon. All the members are n
vited.
Paul Hanes is expected home from
Illinois where he has been visiting.
Rev. A. H. Perkins conducted The
funeral Of Willard Jones Wednesda,
morning which arrived here from
Char eston. Interment was in tht
Jones cemetery about one mile ant
half above Fairview.
Joe Carol who had his arm burned
Tuesday while working on a well OF
Miracle Run is getting better.
]. L. Tenant and daughter Mis-!
Tensel are visiting relatives at Glib
son, Ohio. and in Illinois.
Ord Jones and Mrs. Ionic Jone!
Pitzer of Drumright, Okla. were her,
for the funeral OF their brother Nil
lard Jones.
Quite q good many people from Man
nington and Pennington were here FOL
the funeral Of Willard Jones Wednes
day morning.
Perry and W. H. Jones of Lor,
City, Ohio, were here Wednesday fol
the funeral Of their nephew Millart
Jones.
Miss Emma Case who has beer
working at Weston is visiting her sis
Ter Miss Elizabeth Case and her moth
er.
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Trying to Save
First Regiment

WHEELING. July 27.-The Intelli.
gencer this morning prints the follow.
ing dispatch from its Washington cor.
respondent:
Congressman NJ. NJ. Nelly was a
caller at the war department today to
protest against rumored disbandou.
ment Of the First Regiment, West vir.
gina National Guard. Major Nicely
received the promise that no definite
action would be take= until after Sen.
ator Chiffon and he had been afforded
an opportunity to formally protest to
Secretary Of War Baker. II the first
regiment is disbanded, an opportunity
will be afforded a number OF the men
to enlist In the Second West Virginia
regiment, which is as yet not enlisted
up to minimum war strength"
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MANNINGTON NEWS
Donley s. Jones, Correspondent, 7s West Main St, Bell Phone 90


Mrs. Jane Free died at her home in
he Burt addition Wednesday. Mrs.
Free had been Ill for several weeks
and her death was not unexpected.
Mrs. Free was the eldest daughter OF
eTediH. and Martha Burt and was born
10 New Boston, Mass, April s, 1913.
ME scame to this city with her parents
during the spring 1856 and on Dec. Goth
1858 was married to Hiram Free. Their
children were Albert and Laura. Mr..
pree died In 1896 and their son fol.
lowed in 1910, the daughter Laura is
the only surviving member OF the
femily. Mrs. Free had been a resi-.
Ident OF Warrington for So years ex.
nept for a few years residing in Ohio.
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LIFE FOR

CHARLESTON. W. Va, July ~
Herbert Gray of Martin, was sentenc.
ed to life Imprisonment by the crimi.
nal Court Of Fayette county, after en-.
tering a plea Of guilty to the indict.
ment charging him with killing his
vile. The woman was killed by the
explosion OF three sticks of dynamite.
In detailing his confession. Gray said
that he intended to kill his wife, who
was living apart from him, and him.
self.
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"yoAMMlE" THOMPSON WORKING As A WAITER

CHICAGO, July eff you coul
d cross the country in Pullman or
touring car to cool spots in the Ro
ckies. would you cut the trip. stick
around home for the summer and han
d out ham and eggs to the ravenous
public?
You betcha wouldn't unless 20
u were in an exceptional person like
johnnie" Thompson. called million
aire, dishwasher, waiter and general
restaurant helper.
Johnnie is washing dishes and 5
CRYING "ham and" in Chicago now,
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ANNOUNCE OFFICIAL TOTALS.

WHEELING. W. Va, July a.
Following the withdrawal Of the Lilly
contest, the final official Republican
totals for State Treasurer and Attor.
ney General have been ascertained as
follows:
State Treasurer-Johnson. 41,257:
kittle, 22,95S; S%wearengen, 1888;
Yost, 2S,46S. Johnson's plurality, III.
S54.
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Celebrated Anniversary.

On Wednesday July 5 1916 John
enodgrass, ST., and wife celebrated the
|aftieth anniversary OF their marriage
hear Brink. a large number Of friends
gathered by invitation from far and
near to spend the day with them. re-
newtng old acquaintances, to offer
congratulations and partake In a very
excellent dinner that was served at
enc O'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Snodgrass
are very we'll known in Warrington
having lived on their farm neal here
Dor several years.
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Archer.TayIor.

The wedding of Miss Jennie May
Taylor. daughter Of MI. and Mrs.
Richard Taylor Of 461 Princeton av.
snue Trenton, N. j., and Lloyd Fl. Ar
cher son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ar.
rher of 312 Perry street, same city
took pace Wednesday evening In St.
Mays rector. Monsignor John Fox, of.
Related. After a honeymoon trip in
ehe east MI. and Mrs. Archer will make
their home in Boston. Miss Taylor
vii be remembered by her many Man.
ntngton friends being a former resi-.
Sent OF this city.
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was called to Fetterman yesterday by
the illness Of a relative.
PERSONALS,

Mrs. ]. NJ. Smith and daughter. Mrs.
Artie Collins have returned from a
visit at Bruceton Mills.
Mr.. Carpenter Of Pickens, W. Va, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. LANDER OF
Diamond street.
Miss Margaret Bunch of Huntington
will come up from Morgantown Satur.
day for a few days visit with Misses
Grace and odra Stealey, before return.
ing to her home.
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS -
Wilson Reunion.

A reunion of the Wilson family will
be held Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. L. L. Price on East Park av-
enue. The affair is being given in
honor Of Mrs. Ruby Wilson Richard
son. of Cleveland. Ohio, and her niece,
Miss Blanche Linn, of Phoenix, Ari.
zona, who r visiting here.
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Mrs. Marshall Here.

Mrs. Marshall, Grand Vice President
Of the Ladies Auxiliary of the B. Of
r. T. was present at the meeting held
Tuesday afternoon in the Raj Mems
Hall on Merchant street. Mrs. Mar
shall came here from Washington, D.
c.. for the purpose OF giving some In.
struction work. While here she was
the guest Of Mrs. A. B. Stealey and
Mrs. NJ. E. Nuzum. She left yesterday
for Grafton.
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but as prospective owner of 96 res
taurants strung from New York to
New Orleans he has his reasons. II
e the son Of the man who girdled the
country with help.your.self restauran
Is.
II want TO learn this restaurant b
usiness from the ground up--from
tapping an egg to hiring a superinten
dent" says young Thompson. I'm
not saying I'd rather do this than sa
Il a yacht or play golf, but I'm going
to make good at this business and l W
ant to learn the rules.
Thompson is 90 and will be grad
uated from Yale next year.
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Chas. Chaddock and Frank Leech
two popular young men OF this city
have purchased the c. R. & j. l.. Phil
lips garage which is located on Water
street. Both members of the new
firm have had considerable experience
in the automobile business and will
be in a position to give excellent serv.
ice In all branches Of the business.
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Concert.

The Bethany College Quartet will
etye Q concert in the Christian church
this evening to which admission will
be free. a silver offering win be tax.
on ct the close Of the program.
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To Philadelphia.

Russell Smallwood and Albert Kel.
ley have gone to Philadelphia for a
few days stay.
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Presbyterian.
The Presbyterians are holding their
annual picnic today.


Mrs. Ida Prichard. Mrs. Walter Pri.
chard and daughter and Mrs. c. How.
ward Long and children left Wednes-
day for a visit in MI. Lake Park, Md.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. Rosen of Clarksburg
are guests of MI. and Mrs. /. Funt on
Morgantown venue.
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Called to Fetterman.
Mrs. C. F. Malone Of State street
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Attorney General-England, 80.
eli; Rider. 2S,s54; stathers, 24,71s;
Written, 1891. England's plurality,
1889.
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@teberbersefteat
81 ansebIi6 bic SrSuung m bet
6auptItaot Grls4euLaRos.
Srubbsm ipurbe brtttiben Inter
tbaneu seratben, nab bem girdus
au seben.

2onbpn 9eS. Yer Warqiria
pun Creme, 2OrbzqrifOent bes g.
Fsimratbs, faste ON Dteuitag in
6aus Der 2Oros, bob, eincm &abel.
gramm oes griehiftsn 9einubten su-
fpIas, bic Srbnuna sinIttueilen ptebet
bsrgeitellt lei. 9fbtbeilungen BON Rp,
Terpiiten, BON benen mon CLAUDE. Sa5
re nit ben 4ngriffen ouF bic aIIitrter,
Sruppen in @erbtnbuae ftdnOen, 1eien
sntIaFen tporoen, unb bic Stubt tper,
be jest BON ben reguIGren 5ruppen b.
ipoat. 9ritii6en llntertbduen Iei gerus
then iporbeu, iicb ibrer Si1erbeit ball
Der na9 benz gIirduS 81 beaeber,
ob9Iei1 teine @efabr fir bas 0eber
uuo @igentbum BON 9riteu befiirhtel
peroe. Der Marquis Tasts, Oab bits
fur bic Rsgisriing Gbst tstas llrin1s
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MIe MnftrensnngeH ber
Matirten nergebli@.
9ur6 bic GrobsruHs gtrrmdni.ns
ptrb bic pirtbfaaitIi4e Gage Der
WsiiteImd6te gang rieiis gss
beiiert.
Die TrunspfsH fditn ibre sruppsu
psrssbIi9 AMI BIZ SdIa&tbdHt.

:. Berlin, s. Se3. 4Hf brubtloisE
W.gs na9 SapOils. Der WiIitdrs
fadmauH Der lls5erise Ra9ri4tsn.
agentur idrsi6t:
,Wdbreno siHe gntfteibungss
ihInbt Dor ben 2borsH BON 8u,argT.
I'M Ganss 1T, nsbmsn bic beftigeu
t6nIpie In ben WaIotarpatben uno
ben 1ransiplpaniitsn admpfsn, mi.
ipsltsn RuBlano buift. ben auf RI
mdnien ausesiibten Druid 81 miIb.rn,
an elmer me6r als 300 ailoms.se
(1s6 Wsiisn) Iansen Grunt tbrsn
Sortsang. Seit mebrersn Sugeu boz
ben bic RnT,n emma! uah benz anb..
rem ansssriffsn uno furdtbare Spfts
gebra9t, pGbrenb f. Har gong uHbss
beutenbe lotale grfolgs errunsen ba.
ben. W6brsnb Der lsBtsn paar Tag:
haben aber bs,itide. 6it.rrei9if9sun.
sariide unb tiir,ii5s 5ruppen NIT
9sssnlnsriffen .iHigs oisir perIpr.
ren poiitiouen pi,oererDbert urs
msbrere bunbert Gefaugsne genta6t.
Siefe aimpfe par.R bon auber'
oroenilider Ssftistsit unS bic RuiTsa
srIittsn babel furbtbare 9erluife an
5pbten unb 9srpunosten. Sic ipurber
nit Der srSBten Riidii6tsIofigtsit a.
gen bns artilIeriss uHo MaI6insns..
ifiibfeutr Der 9sr6inosteu ongetr..
ben uno maHsnipeiis, 3ipedlcs, bina:-
itIaGtet. 4ber Die JrOnt Der gsrbin.
Setsn an Der Gits Sisbenbiirssnsr
G,rsnae III uH.ri6iittsrt unb Der iturte
Druid, ben bic RuiIsu duseeiibt, bat
ni4t ben gerinsitsu ginflub auf b.
militirifbe Gage IN Der Wanatsi
ausssiibt.
Die Cperationsn in Der WaIIo3,i
iinb iOpsii OoIlitGnbis i'm Gintlon5
nit ben p!ansu Sa ssatj4ea D5sr.
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SDae Mmffldrnns
@er1unst bic ungurif5s
Preffe iiber bic G;iien.
ba9ntdtd itropbe bel
Cn L 49,
Sereaeaalsn.


gubapsf, 4. 0es. lleber aon.
bon. 5. 9eS. Die geiammte ungarifds
preiie perlangt, bab bic oo1e Mabr,
belt in 8e3ug duf bic @tfenbabns&a
taftrup6e Bel 6ercec3e6dlen oer0ffeut,
li6t uno bic 8erantnortung fir bie'
fel6e feitgeitelt peros. einerlet, pen
immer 0teie treffen To[Ite. Obglet9 bee
oerbuftete 2otomottpfiibrer unb Som
butteur bes bemoltrteu @rpreb3ugss
be6dupteu, baB bic gremfen Oen9ienit
perfugten, betttet etne ar9eitellte I'm
teriuAung an, onb bic etgentlibe ur'
ia9e bes l1nfu[les duf etnsn 8efe6l
hes SanbelsmtriTter3 6artanni sus
riidsefii6rt fperben miiTe, bem 5ufoIgs
feine Settion bes 3uges bic i9on db@
qeednqene erfte Settton iiberbolen
ioIle. Die angemeine qlnii8t Der greF.
gisbt bic 3eitung Der Maorgen"
pieoer, ipel4e iagt: r9ebro6ene Sigs
nalli9ter, beFefte gremIen unb perz
baftete 3ugbebienitete, ipeI6e i'm 8or'
aus fir unThulbig ertlGrt perben.
perben in Oiefem Sa1le bic 6ffentli4:
Metnuna nibt befriebtaen."
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triotf6en Silfsbtenites nieine bsr5S
li6iten @liidpiini3e entgesen3unebs
men. @s 6ebeutet biss eine Silfe fir
bie Grmee, tpel6e niGt bn9 qenug gs,
i6dbt tperben tann. Dir tperben 1es
pirnen, fpenn bic gdnae Station ii4 III
ben OienIt bes 2anbss iteI1t.-
Sm brutaler 99ei{e
-
8erfubrer bic Gntente StreitfrGfte
nit Der tpeiBsn 8ep0lterung DON
&umerur.
-
Sas gribatsigsnt6um tpurbe oeifobs
len uub ale gliHtfombottonteH
berbaftet.
Sef&dftsleute, Miiiionare, Mer5te,
iSrunsn unb SinSer fpurbeH
gefrngen ssnommsn.
Ja brutaler a0eiie

Berlin, s. 9es. - 9(uF brabts
lofsm gege nd9 gubpi[le. 0us
teuH6e &ofontdlamt perDffentlt6te
am Dier'fdg Elm Wemprdnbum in Be-
aug Guf bic 8e5dnblung BON Wetben
in aamerun sur 3eit Der gefeBung
Der Solonie bur6 bte Gntente Streits
trdfte. Der 1teberTee Nd6rihteus
Ggentur sufofge bate 9eutf6lanb auf
9ruHb Der &pngo Itts @oritellungen
eenadt, nm bag Breitige Der tpetben
BaTe In @fritd gu bei6iiBsn, a6er
gelgisr, 5rartrei6 urb SroBbrttdns
MEN bdtten fi9 ablebnerb perbaltsn.
Die Ha6ri6tsr Mgsnttr fd6rt fort:
.2ffs Der Better Der 0eutf6en Weftz
Gfrttauii6en gdrt IN 9uula ii9 pets
serte, bic SdliiTef gu ben @efOfhrdne
ten aus5ultefsrn, fugte Elm brittf4er
giDi1beaurter Hdnsns potpl: rBriOdts
etgentbtm tpfrb Don uns ipeber amer,
tdnnt mod beI&iist. Dtr tbun, mas
uns sfdnt-.
rgritif6e urb fran5Siif6e Sruppen
ffettsn, I'm WiberIrud nit Der Sduger
aunpeHtion, fuft Die seiummie ipeibe
gep0Itrrung friebIidsr giidttombut'
tontsn, foiDpN geeutrale als Deutfte,
ms @efdneHiB. 9d6dFtsfeute,
gdusrn, WtiFionars, Ier5te. Gruuer
unb Rinber tpurben aus tbren Wpb@
Hunssn gebolt uHb sefungen genoms
men.
ySn Sem Werprorbum beibt es,
RAE bic rittrteH sale ui6t persfu5elt
baftebsr, fprberr odB bic 9eiitfdsH
iiberau m Der brutalftn Detfe bs'
bunbeIt tpurben, nm bus bon tbnsR
an Der 8eftiifte DON Ifrita bstrtss
beHe Wert RI pernidteH-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-06
Snterefiante Serlxft5iffern
Die gntrrt. Sat foiDeit Ia, 100, 900
Nann Iruppea pErlortH.
BopOn auf RabIanb $500. 900 uno
auf Grantrsi9 100000 Mann
somMeH,
@dmMb Gnslanb mtt al feinsu ao-
lrnim uur 100000 Waann Ou'
loren bat.

Berlin, 8. Deg. quf brahtluiem
0es. nad SapSills. Mis bic lleb.ries
Rdbriaten 2lssntur am Dienitta
bsridtet, bat bic aopeHbagsHsr aHc'
eictirn, bi, .s iid CUR aufsabs mdtt,
Radfori5unsn iiber bic iosio!sn
Golsm, bi. Der aries baben pirb, a.
maiden, auss,rsdnst. bab bic entente
aaiirtm iOpsit 5000. .0oowann Der.
loren babn.
Bon bisfsr 3abI." idst bic RAD
ritten asentur, bat ens!anS
/ 100000 Rnnn, Rub lamb $780,
900, syran.reid 100000; Stalisr
800, 900, G.rbi.u 100000, gsIsi.n
900, 900 ano RumGnisn 200. .oO0Wahr
perlorn.
0isi, 3Gtisn s.bm aHIaB gu IN.
ter.Hani.n gsrs5nuneen. go bab:r
q. .. Serbien, gsIsisn unb Rumd ;
ni.n suiammsn unssfGbr brsiDisrte'
70 pisI asu.e O,rloren als bic eng
Idnber. unb bn in bic @srluite Der Rus
mdnsn nur oieienigen Der beibsn erii'n
Titnats - Ssptsmber unb Ottob.r -
tinasfhloFen fiub, baben bic brei i'si.
rem gsatiOneu t5atiG6Iid 70 srob:
Dpfer ssbra4t. aIs bds sroBs britiit.
Reid.
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