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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18
STORY OF THE POTATO.
A a Food II Was at First Used Only
For Pios and CattIa.

0sUN SdkSt0s
The question Of where the potato is
indigenous and where introduced by
man has never been strictly answered.
1t seems sure, however, that the potato
Is a native of the mountainous districts
or tropical and %subtropical America,
from Chile to Mexico and even as far
north as the southern part Of Colorado.
Data concerning the known use of the
potato for food are not very definite.
1t probably was first taken to Europe
from Peru by Spaniards early in the
sixteenth century and spread from
Spain to Holland, Burgundy and Italy,
though cultivated only as q curiosity in
a few gardens and little known or
thought of. In The Complete Gar
dener," published in 1719. it is not men,
toned.
AS a food it was first used for pigs
and cattle. Then. on account of Its
great yield, 1t was suggested that it
might be useful for the poor and pre-
vent famine. due to the failure Of the
grain crops.
AS early as 1868 the Royal Society of
London adopted measures to encourage
its cultivation in England. 1t spread
quickly in Ireland, but not until the
middle Of the eighteenth century did
it acquire any real Importance on the
continent of Europe. OF it's first cult
walton as a crop in North America ever
less is known.-New York Times.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18
Snakes Method of Attack.

No snake is able to jump or spring
froma coil In order to strike, as often
represented In pictures. It can only
strike when it resembles the letter s
and is lying fat on the ground. 1t can
then only reach the distance supplied
by stretching the body out straight.
The two curves in the letter S supply
this distance, which is about half the
length of the body. No snake Jumps
through the air to its victim or springs
clear from the ground, rising upon its
tail. Such stories and pictures are all
false. Neither do they coil like a rope
and strike from that position. They
may coil partially, but the part Of the
body that does the striking is ever and
only that part which makes the letter
S and lies fat OF the ground; hence no
serpent can strike when stretched out
its full length.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18
Soma Letters.

An ingenious person has discovered
that the three most forcible letters in
our alphabet arc N r G (energy); that
the two which contain nothing are M L
empty; that four express great corpu-
lence, 0 B G Il Obesity; that two are
in a decline, D X decay; that four in
dictate exalted station, x L N G excel
lency), and three excite our tears, vet
when pronounced together are neces-
sary to n good understandings q G
(elegy and Leg.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18
Whittier,s Safequard.

When an overtimid visitor from the
city once commented to the poet Whit
tier upon the insecurity that seemed in
separable from so many doors opening
out from all sides of the large old coun-
try home the master Of the house strove
gently to restore confidence by plead
ing that most of them were locked at
night.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18
Star Fixinu.

do the stars have to be repaired.
pa?"
81 never heard that they did. Where
did you get that idea?"
II have been reading about fixed
stars, and 1 supposed that somebody
had to fix them
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18

Some men are not only eager to give
the devil his due, but they insist on
adding a fat bonus. 1t is the Lord
who usually finds collections poor
Houston Post.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18

Doctor" asked the invalid, don't
you think a change to g warmer eli
mate would do me good?"
Heavens, man." replied the doctor,
that's just what I'm trying to save
YOU FROM
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18
HERE, YOU, COME OFF,

Here, you, come off, ordered the
stage manager. Cant you see you're
emptying the house?"
"Er-I don't seem to be a success,
tlen?" said the amateur timorously.
Success! Huh!" snorted the man
ager angrily. AT clearing them out
you're the most successful chap l v e
met. Now, for goodness sake, go and
sing outside and drive ZEN in again.
London Tit Bits
ParaIyzed Him.
Don't tell me you can't find work."
said the hard faced housekeeper.
"Well, num-" replied the tramp at
the door, cts true a man offered me a
job only las week. but l couldn't take
It,"
"And why noty"
II wuz paralyzed."
you seem all right now"
"Yessum. Yer see, 1 wuz paralyzed
wild fright"-Rirmingham Age-Hcrah.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18
Wanted Back Action.

After many efforts the aspiring singer
had managed to get permission to give
a trial performance at the local music
hall. The house was full, and he war
bled In his sweetest tones. Everything
seemed roseate until suddenly a hoarse
voice came from the side Of the stage:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18

Kind words are the brightest of
home flowers. They make a paradise
Of the humblest home.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-01-18
Fully Instructed.

II won't have any dogs around the
house. They track in mud, and that I
won't have"
"But I like dogs" said her husband.
Makes no difference. I'm boss
around here"
"You are, eh? Whore do l come in?"
AT the back door, and be sure that
you wipe your feet too."-Pittshurgh
Post.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-19
Pit a LIBERTY BOND in EVerV
Maryland Home
Take Governments AdvceBuy the Partial Payment Plan

take his share convenient and easy payment plans
that will suit the circumstances of all.
of the United States Government.
Follow the example of IN all walks of life
by using credit backed by the giedged
giltedged securities
This great opportunity dscloses the
independence the investing power your cash
in hand by wisely borrowing against your earnings
This is the road to wealth travelled by business
every community.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-19

There is still another way to your credit to bu.
Liberty Bonds, by making of whatever of cash
you spare your business requirements
payment and then borrow balance required
terms and time to suit your convenience
With your first nstament ready your credit good any
where to buy Liberty Bonds
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-19

Every banking institution of Carroll county Joined
in plan to help to finance easy payment plan Some
banks have adopted the weekly payment method others the
monthly payment while others will care of those who
desire to make special their require
ments But all the banking institutions have indorse the
plan for the udcOus of credit to buy Liberty Loan
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-19
Every Farmer
Every Wage Garner
Every Professional Man
Every StOrekeeper
Every Business Man
500
BONDS
$500 a Week
$50
BONDS
$1.OO a Week
$500
BONDS
$1,000 a Week

| | Week |
MONTHLY
To Pay
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TRUST ~
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Liberty Loan Committee for Maryland.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-21
GIVE HIRED MAN A CHANCE
Treat Him as Human Being and the
Result Will Be Profitable, De.
clares Writer.

Give the hired mans family chance
to go to places-to go to town once a
week. to attend church, to take part
in the neighborhood socials and meet
ings. It will mean planning and fore
sight, and in some cases little sacri-
fee ON the part of the farmers family,
but 1t fs0orth the cost, says alwriter
IN Farm and Fireside. "-'' "'s''
Ri "a good many farmers hate to make.
improvements in the tenant house and
the result is that it often gets terribly
uninviting and even uncomfortable be-
fore repairs and Improvements are
made. We try to paint and paper our
tenant house often enough to keep it
looking fresh and neat, and we consult
the taste of the hired mans wife when
we do it. It pays in the added care
she gives to her housekeeping. We
see that the windows are well screened
and that the walks are kept in condi-
ton.
"There are good many things that
I like to do in partnership with the
hired mans wife. Canning is one of
them. Canning is good deal more
I fun If two people work at it than if
Just one is doing it. have good can
ming outfit, and we really get lot Of
pleasure out Of our days work be-
sides exchanging knowledge on the sub
ject. Since we have a power wash
er, the hired man brings his family
laundry over every Monday and on
& Tuesday morning, bright and early his
wife and do the laundry"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-21
Announcement
Fathers and Mothers:

Fathers and MOtherS
DR.. w. H. Crenshaw, NJ D., says
that IS per cent of the school children
of St. Louis are afflicted with some
form of spinal curvature or Spinal
Defect and that this is the principal
cause of what teachers term stupid
ity or dullness and that it is the cause
Of many grave and dangerous diseases
later in life. This authority says that
"a physical examination of fifteen hun
dred boys and young men at the X. Z.
~. M. c.. A. revealed the fact that
more than SO per cent Of them were
these conditions, if not remedied, were
sure to bring on grave and dangerous
diseases later in life.
Realizing the high cost of the ne
cessities of life has made inroads on
many of the people Of Denison and
vicinity, that many are in need OF re-
lief for these numerous ailments that
humanity falls heir to, l have decided
to conduct free Chircpractic clinic
from Ais to 5:15 p. m. on Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturday evenings of
each week, at which no charge what
ever will be made to those who are
under the age of 16 years.
III This is a broad invitation given in
spirit of doing all the good possible
for as many people as possible with
no expectation of personal gain for
myself, merely trying to do my mite
for the children Of school age. And
to help these parents that are feeling
the pinch of the effect of the war time
prices. =,
All children must be accompanied
by parents or guardian. Investigate,
be convinced, then take the adjust
ments. Health is the result.
.8sSs L. A. LARSEN, D. c.,
IN . CHIROF)2ACTOR.
Over Lamberty's Clothing Store.
Starting Tuesday, November goth.
Do not forget the date. Alt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-21
FROM FAR OFF
CALIFORNIA
Mrs. w. V. Whaley, of Pomona, Calf,
Writes Letter to the Review for
Benefit of Old Time Friends.
NO ANXIETY AS TO HER HEALTH
Worthy Couple Enjoying Sunny Cline
Of California Although Subject to
u Infrmities of Old Age
Pomona, Cali, Nov. Is, 1917.

+fazsEl fOluOId, Cdll., INV. IL,
Editor of The Denison Review:
We have just read in your highly ap-
preciated paper of November 7th, in
the Dow City items, that Mr.. w. and
4 myself are in very poor health and
were receiving sympathy from our
warm friends in that good old Hawk
eye state, especially in Crawford coun-
ty, where we spent 33 years of our
lives and had it not been SO cold in
winter we might have been there yet.
AS we are on the shady side Of life
and our vitality on the wane, it is not
common for elderly people to be as
active and robust as young folks.
Therefore, we are somewhat rheumat-
ic and have aches and pains that most
people of our ages are subjected to.
And we do not wish to give our dear
friends there any undue anxiety in re-
gard to our health, as we are able for
our three <meals each day and keep
our work up in pretty good shape. The
past summer has been very unusual
warm one, besides an abundant fruit
crop to be taken care of. Sickness in
the family with it's part in multiplied
cares and anxiety But it is all COM
ing out right. Our son and family
spent their summer vacation with us.
Bessie was very i'll with rheumatism
and organic heart trouble. But our
last letter from them reported her i'm
proving every day. This is Guys
fifth year as superintendent Of schools
of Vallejo, city of between eighteen
and twenty thousand inhabitants,
which is across the San Pablo bay
from Mare Island Zone Of our navy
yards). We are having delightful
fall with butterflies and humming birds
fitting about, with no frost to kill OF
tomatoes, roses blooming, also numer
Gus other flowers and winter gardens
getting splendid start. We will soon
have fresh radishes and lettuce from
our own garden. We are happy in our
Southern California home. The long
er we stay the better we like it. With
love and best wishes to all our friends, |
Mrs. Warren V. Whaley.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-21

It's about time to find out pretty
accurately at what time the enemy ali
ems 20 to bed on dark nights.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10

s5ntereiIe TT, ibre Sdiffe gu Saufs sa
balten, 10 bab iis bieielben na9 benz
&riegs Dort6eiIbaft Deripenben t5n.
men,
Sr. Zimmerman fagte au6, bag
Die militdrif6e Gage fiir SeutfdIano
etne gans befriebiae1be fet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10
peftige 3dnrpfe iH Der
Cbampagne.
um BE dm 15. Sebr1tur bon ben
Seati4eu erpterteu pofittnueu,
qHfGugii1s GrfcIse ber Jruuaoieu
uurseH f@usII IN RifSerIageu
pertpunbelt,
Rur etHfss Garmn bIishu h BEN
SdnSeu Der GraR5uTea s,triid.
9mti4e fiegrei5 an bsr rumdua@en
SSrpHt.

B-erftu, 9. Mdr5. Guf SraAtlos
fem mese na5 SaspiIle Die O6erfi.
5eeresIsituHs bat am Treitos bic fol-
senbe getanutma4uRs nit Bsus aui
Sh GreisuiiIe auf bsu Rr!essi&aus
pIGs erlaHeu:
8efIi9r artessf d O Us
pla B: Sur In Der Champagne babsr
bic GrtiIIsristdmpfe an Seftigteit su'
ssnommsa. Wo IN aubereu 2lbf6Hits
ten on bsr fyront bas artilsriefcuer
sllgenommen bat, banoelte e ii6 I'm
bic 8orbereituns fir tleinere Sufun'
terieaneriffs, enttpeoer bon unfreI
ober bon f.inbli6er Seiie.
,Meitli5 bon Wpti9oete erftiirmtsr
uniere Sruppsn cine f,tnblibe poT.
tion uHb tebrten nit 81 Gefanssueu
sipet mafdinsnseIdiisen unb einsH
Tainenperfer, bic iis srpberi, suriid.
.aln Der Gouuns funSen ipiebsrboli
3uiammsnit6be sipifdea grtiuoi'
sunss etbikiIuns.u ftatt. Sisr
tDurSeu 15 grisen ssfanssn gsaom'
men.
.Sn Der Champagne griff,n BIZ
Gran3oi.n nad porbersesanssnem
SrpmmsIfeuer ois poiitiousu fiibIid
BON RippHt an, bic mir am Is. Sc
bruar genommsn bat!eu. Gs eeIani
ibnen, in Hplirte grdbeu on Der Qn'
b0be 1s5 unb bel WtaiIons be Gbam,
pagns ein3ubrinsen. aus Der lestsrer
poiition tpurbsn Il. prompt pieoel
pertritber. Wlii einem GesendnsrifI
nurben aud bic Srdbsu auf Der ipih,
tigen 4nb0be 1s5 pisber senommen
Cine Garm, an Gube Der Mnbobe &c,
Iesen. bsftnSet fi1 nod TN 9efis be-
Geinbss.
.elm Iinien Ilfer Der Raas, an os'
@erSun S5runt, sriffen seseu abent
bic Jransoisu uuiere ainien ON fiib'
Ii4en abbuus Der alnH0bs 3o4 On. 81
IIls,sss sst2aasla sAgd&Isosn 6,u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10
Wpd) ,tnberdnb
SR Die Gage Der tn 2s.
penhasen sefranbetta
Qmerfianer.

aoptnbagsn, 8. WGra. lleber
aonbon 8. Wira. 1i, Gituation Be.
trsffs o,s observation-disclosures Der bier
gsitranSsten 9lmsritonsr III unperdn.
bert. Or. Gaitman. profsNor Der Obi.
rursR an Der liniperIitGi in Snbtana.
polls. unb anbere amtritaniIds aersts
fpraden i'm Sntsrsfe Der amsriianer,
psIds NIT BEN Rotben arsus IN Der.
binbung febsn, beim briiif4en Gss
ianbisn Dor. @isier uildri.. bob &c.
senpdrtis isine S6iffsselesenbeIten
fit pdFagisre bsipiliet piiroen, mel.
DIT psrmsiben ipolIsn. In airtipaG an,
aulaufsn. unb bab er fib besbalb ni9t
fir bersdtist balts, In Der Muselesen.
belt an bic britiihtn Beb5rbsn 3u be-
psidiren. Or fiieis AinSu. bab er ii4
init Or. Gaitman in Wubinbuns
isbsn psrbs, fpSalS. .hk. Gis,.otioH ii4
.aS&na11t hsha
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10
9plIanS Idkt feline beitiids
ten 1ampfer In icine
&dfen.
Die Gotsen bes 7auds :
bpottrieses dbtn Be-
rettB tire Wir.uus
auf bic g 4iffabrt

gerftn, 8. Mdrs. eluf brabtlos
fem Wess mad GapDiIIs. q. q. Dem
britiT&sn 6anSsIsbampfsr .SDrinesb
Mslita1 purbe am 9isnifas bic CT.
Iaubnib psripsiseri. In ben Safsn Don
Rotterbam ein5uIaufsn, neil e. Be,
ftiidi mar. fasi bic llskriee Ra&s
ridtsn asentur. gs tpurbs ihm bic
Wabl ssiaH.n, fofort pisbsr In Gee
gu gsben, obr bis sum gnbe bss
&riesss intsrnirt gu iptrbnt. Der
Dampfer psrlieb ben Safsn am abenb
iinb isbrte ON ndhteH Gage nd4
ROTTERDAM suriid. na4bsm e. fein
,@.I9iis nit Der GAZETTE iibu Horp
s.porf.n batts.
Der ,Risupe Rottsrbamfde Gcus
rant Iast, bab IN Der Mphs BON %.
6ebruar BIB gum 8. Mars nur fiebeu
S6iff. in ROTTERDAM angsiommsn
isien. sspsn 81 in Der tcrreiponSirens
ben MOde bss DOrigen Sahrss unb
1877 in bsrislbsn Wpd. oss Subres
1914. Das SanSsIsblnD fdss, bab IN
als{H Nnn6l nus fiat G6ifia u Gms
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10
Ser unterieebpptfrieg
Wiro mil allen gu 9e6ote fteAenben
Tlhteln tpeitersefii6rt-
Sast Dr. Zimmerman.

2pubon, 9. MdrS. Iuf bic BON
Dem RsprGIsntanten elmer SubGpelter-
3eituns eeftslte Srage, ob ein HrIes
alptIden Deuti6lGnb uno ben Der.
Sbaaten erpartst perbs, idgte Dr. 4l'
freo Zimmerman, Der oeuti3e
staatsIetretGr bes aeuberen, ME aus
appenbagen telegrapAirt piro:
.Das peiB i6 ni6t, oos bangt BON
bsm qrGItbenten Wilion ab. Seit benz
glbbru6 Der biplomutiI4en ge5tebune
oen ba6eu mir tsine ufft3ieasn gla4'
rid,ten aus 2lmerito erbalten, i6 tdHn
absr oieies Iagen: Bir peroen ben
llnteyieei-iea Hit allen uns gu Gebot
itebsnoeu Tlitteln psiterTiibren.
Or. Zimmerman iaste audi, er
olau6e, bab teins Qenberung Der Ses
Siebungen 0sutI4ianbs nit ben nsu.
tralen gaatipnen gurcpds lpG9renS Des
arteses eintrsten piro.
Or. zimmerman iagte tpeTtsT:
,gBas bic Der. Stuuten betrifft. 10
baben mir unIer Iestes Wort gsipro'
den uno bic @utI9eioung liegt IN ben
oGnben bss prdiibenten 8ilIon.
,Wir iinb entfaloiien, ben lnters
Teetrieg Bis gum Gnoe fort5uiesen. Die
aeiultate iinD ioipeit iebr beTr'eol'
seno setpeieH.
,ggas ben 5rieben betrifft, 10 tonn
i'd Iasen, bab troB Der 3uriidipeilune
unIeres SrieOensdngebOts 9euti4 4Ianb
nod INNER an ben Wprtsn bes Rei6ss
iauslers feftbdlt, unb bereit 1T, iicb an
bic Spibe elmer glqianS bon Rdtiouer
Su itellen, bic es iith sur 2lufsube
madt, ben @eltTrisben aufre4t 5u ers
balten.
.8as bic snrppdiiden Ratiousu be-
trifft, 10 iplIten bieie ueutraIen
Sdtffseteentbiimer auf ibren SanbeI
nit @nalanb persidteu. sic bdberl
pdbrenb beg arieges gerug @,eIo per-
biert unb touren ben 8erluf hes
Sdnbeis mil GreIanb trogeu. Gie
tDsrhsu haIb sidsaz,. hrS % iu itrsu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10

Ferbam ansetpmmen feis, qs9eu 28
I'M norigen Sabee
Safsn bon g G9eSbanrg fdF
gefperrt
Den purifer 3situnseIt TT, fufe
iiber Genf ssmefbet tptrb, Dom Dtret'
tor bes arisnals IN G1erboups nit
setbeflt tporbeu, bab iit bem B<sinu
bes unbei9rdniten h<utfdsu Saudi
boottrkges nur bier 9uupfer bon
a6eriteiideu 2dubern I'm boetisen
Safsn siusstroffeu finb.
Sn ben sugliIden 5dfen Itsseu na4
sinem on q. Tebruar IN aonbon Ders
SffentliGtsu amtliden Bri4t ii5er
1900 neitrnle S4iffe. bereu geiiber
fi9 peiserrL ihre Gobr5eass ausiaufeu
gu EaIn. GIN srob.r 9bsil Der
S4iffs 1T bon Der bgitii&eu @sSie.
runs ssdartert.
5talien armirt fetns
2auffa6reI
81. iialieniide RssieruRs bat, ME
bon aagano sem.lbet iuirb, beidloi.
fen, ole 5anbeIsidiff. gu beitiiaeu
unb bobe @elbpreiie fir bic @srni9s
tuns bon bsutihen unb 5iterreidii4.
unsarii1sn 5au6booien ,aus,uI,bsn.
SIN Barrier .SOurnal- forbsrt Der
Senatur Sumbert bic fran35iifte Re'
si.rung abermals brirgeno auf, ale
aauffdbrer su betpaffnen. ba iouit
balo tsinsr berfeIben msbr iibris fein
iperbe. Der Senatpr befiirnortst, bab
bic S6iff. nit ,ipei aanon.n ON
Bug unb brei am Sed unb aubsrbem
NIT elmer 4nsabl BON S4nenfsuerges
iaiibsn a,isseriiiist ,per5en.
0N- L
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10

lambs al, unb bapon, ipis bic dmeritas
niiGen e4iife bon bsuii4sn unter'
Ieeboot Gommanbeuren bsbanbelt
tperben.
Die armiruns Der g ollie
Da es Der Resisrung on seissli4er
MutDritai fsblt, cine aQgemeine
Geniur einaufiibren, appsairte Der Ses
iretdr Daniels ON 9lberb an ben pas
triotismus Der 3eitungen bss 9aHoss
iinb Der aab.l Gompasnten. bab lte
cine @er0ffenili9uHs unb Werbrsb
tuna bon Ra4ri9ten iiber bic 8etpeg'
ungsn Der am.riianiiasn 6ailoslss
idiffs. bic iest arulirt rperben, unisre
laiTsn IoIlten.
Die ger6ffentli9uns folder RAD
rihten lam teinem guten 3iped bic
n.n unb es fSnnen oaburd nur Wlsns
itenleben sefdbrbet perbm. Der sc.
tretdr lit al6 tntf9IoHen nitfs
iiber bi. pon bem prditbenien MiIion
angeorbrstsn UtabreseIn oerlauten 5i
laiIsn CT bate atsr idun friiber &C.
iaat, bdB bas Warine GepartemeIi
geI4iiss, Munitiou, geoisnunsss
manRi9aften fir bi. Gef4iibe unS al.
l.s anbere, mas sur Durdfiibrilns bee
gef.bIs rl5tbia III, ingereitidaft babe.
Tis &ommdubarten ber Utartne'
gtablifIements perben bds Snitallts
rem Der @eIaiib. auf ben 5dnbelsidif'
fen iibertpa9eu. Gs iinb fiir ben
3ped Gejdiise Biz ~ 630Gigem 3a'
liber porbanbsn. Die 3abl uno
grSbs Der auf isbern Sdiff su mon'
ttrenSen gd&iise, bic 0amsn Der
grbienlinssmalnituften pie bem
aiiibtu Oienis er,tnommen tperben, bic
3eit ber afbfdbrt Der G4ifie unb Die'
iss anbers tpiro se9etm se9dIien iDer'
ben.
Bel Der Mbfa5rt bss srffen bstpdff'
netem dmsritanii4en S6iffes NUT
bas Rarinsb.partsme,t bi. gebis'
nunssmanni9aiten Der Gef4iibs bas
riiber initruiren, In fpel&em Sale unb
In pel9.r Wefe bie Geihise In Ut
-tipn tretsn iolIen. Cs banbelt ftH
bisrbsi um bic ipidtise Grase. Oh hos
gribeinen einss lInterieebootes IN ber
gladbari9aft .ines G9iff.s EN- senii'
genb.r Grunb IN, syeuer 5u seben.
Dis biefis.n geam.en iueigerten Ti&,
fi& arf cine 9eubering ii6er bidsn
pumft einsulafen; bds reprdfentfrt
aber ben stanbpuntt, ben einise Mh'
miniifratipnsfrsinblide Senatpreu
ipdfr,nb b.s ssampfes INT bic gleutra'
litdisporlase eingenpmmen baben. Du
Dsuf4lanb ME aud Seiterrei6 ie'
bes arlnirie Saubelsf&iff fir einer
9ilfsireuser aniebeu unb als folHer
bebanbeln perbsn, uriFen uHter ben
umisdnben gang aubersewObnIide
aIiidlite llmitdnbe obfpaltsn, ipenn es
ni9t fs6r baIb, na4bem bas nfte bs,
ftiidt. ameritauifde G6iff aussefaus
fen III, gu einem fonfIi.i iommt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10
Der britiiHe TRANSPORT.
sampfer ,,Wsembi"
WH fiibafritanii4en cinge6Orenen
Grbeitern an gorb,
4m q. Sebruar mad einer &olltIiDn~
uutersesunsen.
IS tGmsu babel 625 Perionsn ums
Qeben.

Comb IN, 9. Mdr3. Ser brtttIde
SranspOrtoampfer ,Menbi", elm
S6tff bon 4200 Sonnen, 1T om 81.
5ebruar na6 elmer apliIipn unterges
gangen unb ss tamen babel 625 Yers
ionen ums2e6en, barunter 5e6n @uros
pder, ME am 5reitas bem Siibafris
tanif6en Parlament ppn bem qrss
mter Gouis 9otba mttgetbeilt purbe.
Die be8iigli6e offi5ielIe 4ntiinbiguns
Iautet pie folgt:
Der prsmier gotba t6eilte am
Sreitag bem Siibafritanifchen parla4
ment nit, bub Der gransportoampfer
nWenbi", Der bic Iebte G6tbsiluna ppn
fiibafritaniT9en eiugeborenen Qlrbeiz
tern an gorb bate (ber Reit mar
i6on porber in 5rantrei9 gelanbet
fpprben) am 21. Gebruur ouf Der
6Obe Der Sniel Wigbt nit eiHem ans
beren 9umpfer, Der bon @nglano na6
Sabre urlterpegs mar, tpIlibirte uno
in 25 Minuten untersing. 0as Suds
liat bes gesIeitf6iffes mar rt6t i'm
Stanbe, ben Rebel gu our4prinseu,
bic ueberIebenben purben aber Don
borbsitpmmenben Sdiffeu gerettet.
3pDlf suropGiide Sffi5iere unD 19l
gingeborene nurben gerettet. 3ehn
gurupdsr (Sfft5iere0 uno 615 Gins
gebDreHe tamen ums 2eben.
Ois Sbpieristsit, autbentii6eRads
ridtsn az erbaIten, mar fbuIb bardn,
bab Das greieuib nt4t frii9er betaHnt
gemu6t rpurbe.
Der Yremier gutho gab aud bic
grtldruns ab, buB bic britifhs Rss
sierung ben syamilien beg llmgetums
meuen GntiaGoigung be5ablen perbe.