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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-11
SHOE BOX RUSE
Was TOO thin

Three zen were arrested by county
and federal officers last night as they
came into the city on the Pittsburgh
train of the Baltimore and Ohio, each
with a neatly wrapped shoe box con.
tanning Golden Wedding" "Old
Farm" and Sam Thompson" which
are not the names OF shoes but of the
choice Whistles. The men gave their
names as Joe Ralnich, Walter Ralnich
and John Merlavich and each had his
little shoe box, two quarts of the con-
traband
The men said they were from Car.
bontown. Pa, and that they bought
their goods in Uniontown, Pa, where
they were told by the bar tender that
they might bring the liquor into the
state in shoe boxes. They were on the
way to visit friends in Annabelle.
No warrants have been issued for
the men as yet but 1t is probable that
this evening or tomorrow warrants
will be issped by both state and feder-
al authorities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-11

And at the right group of S. S. |
men at bayonet practice-which, in
the opinion of the new men Evans in.
terviewed, is the most interesting
thing they have yet seen. They spear
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-11

PETROGAD, Sept. 11.-Alexandel
j. Guchkoff, the Octoberist leader
wko formerly held the positions o.
President of the Duma, chief of the
munitions bureau and minister o.
War and Navy and Interior, has gone
over to General Korniloff. NJ. Ouch
koff had left Petrograd on Saturda,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-11
Many Important Leaders
Are Going Over To His
Side.
kERENSKY HAS RAILROADS
Leader of the Army in the
South Loyal To Provis-
ional Government.

PETRoGRAD, Sept. 11.--General
Korniloff has ordered his troops to
Getrain at the railroad station at Ono
and to march on and besiege the city
Of Petrograd.
Government infantry are still NOV
ing out of the capital to oppose Korn-
iloff's forces.
General Benikine. commander OF
the Russian armies on the southwest.
ern front, has telegraphed Premier
kerensky that he intends to support
General Korniloff.
Lieut.. General Skcherdatcheff, com,
mander of the Russian forces on the
Rumanian front has ordered his ar,
mics and also the O'cssa military dis,
tTict to take no part in the conflict al
the same time remaining true to the
provisional government.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-11
Russian Forces In
BuekoWina Attack

BERLIN via London. Sept. IL
Russian forces have begun an offen-
sive against the Austro-G German
forces southeast of the Austrian
crownland OF Bukowina. The German.
genra lstaff reports that the Russians
obtained only local advantage near
Solka.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-11

GEN. TOM STEWART DIES
HARRISBURG Sc pit. l1.-Adjutant
General Thomass tewartdiedsud den
y at 1915 this morning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-11
Cold Waves Will Be
Over By Tomorrow
(Rv Associated Rressl

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE pres.
ent cold snap extending from the Mis-.
sissippi river eastward to the Atlantic
coast and south as far as Virginia IS
expected to moderate by Wednesday
when the weather bureau predicts
general rise in temperature will be
felt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-11
THE WEATHER.

Frost tonight; "Wednesday fair
and warmer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-11

coming up the street.
Holbert was taken into custody by
Chief Harr and later he was turned
over to the county authorities. A war.
rant was issued by Ju. .stice Coma.
way and the boy was released on
bond. The coroner's inquest will be
held tomorrow afternoon and the pre-.
liminary hearing has been set for next
Monday.
Holbert's story Of the accident is as
follows: Il was coming up Pennsyl.
vania avenue at about twelve or four,
teen miles an hour when the girl ran
out from behind the pole on the right
side of the street. was running pref.
ty close to the Grub and as | slammed
in on the brakes, l turned the car out
toward the middle of the street in
hope of missing the child. 1t was
too late however, and the fender OF
tn car knocked her down"
Pauline Murray was nine years OF
age and attended the Miller school
She was to have been in the second
grade this year. She was smart child
for her age and very playful.
Hayward Holbert was graduated
from the Fairmont High School, q
member of the A. B. Fleming, Jr
class of 1917. He has been in the
employ of his father during the past
summer and is one of the popular
young men of the city. He was run
ming his fathers car when the acct
dent occurred.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-11
.KORNILOFF MARCHING AN ARMY
UPON THE RUSSIAN CAPITAL

for the Russian field headquarters.
In conversation with the Associat-
ed Press today leaders of the Petro-
grad Council of Deputies declared
that the provisional governments
trump card was that the railroad en-
ployes were entirely m its side and
that obduracy of General Korniloff
would result in a general strike, de-
|priving Kornilotf of all supplies and
all means of imposing his will on the
rest of Russia.
PETRoGRAD, Sept. 11.-Members
of the Russian provisional govern
ment today discussed as an alterna-
tive or complement to a directorate
the formation of a permanent nation
al assembly on the lines of the Mos
COW conference which is to be sum-
moned Immediately.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27
news OF LIE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

R. Erdman, Ala Beethoven Pl., hit
by taxi March II, died.
Lieut.. Jim Larkin, detective bu-
reau, denied he's to wed.
81 ministers graduated from Nc
Cormick Theological seminary.
Three auto bandits got so from
Edw. Miller, grocer, 3201 Calumet av.
State industrial board forced to lay
off two examiners. Money shortage.
Creditors filed application for APP
pointment of receiver for Busse Coal
Co.
Chief SchuettIer instructed police
to enforce new loop auto parking
law.
oliver R. VegeIy, $3.50 Blackstone
av., got divorce from Clara. Deser-
ton.
Policeman Fred Beling injured by
auto of Mrs. Sadie Hanson, Blue
l'I Hazel Olsen, 28O7 Cottage Grove
av., actress, got divorce. Another
woman.
Body of man, about As, skull
crushed, found by railroad tracks in
Aurora.
Lena Calais, 8, 7O3 S. MarshfieId
av.. fell from third floor. Not even
bruised.
Veronica Mociasik, 3, 1920 E. 92d,
fell into tub of boiling water. Died
of burns.
Burglars got $500 loot from home
of Mrs. H. w. Nelson, 1886 Cam
bridge av.
Burglars got $500 silverware from
home of Max V. Kohnstamm, 5312
Greenwood av.
Ray M. Her, railway mail clerk,
sued for divorce by Jessie Her. In
fidelity charged.
Randolph Beresford, 20, son of
Richard Beresford, rich man, suicide
in Evanston Y. NJ. G. A. Poison. Love /
affair believed cause.
Harvey r. Griffiths, sued for d.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27

dead IN bed. Carbolc acld stains on
face. Police probing.
81 ''down-and-outs" arrested in
Schuettler's cleanup campaign in
lodging house district
Judge GridIey dismissed divorce
suit of Mrs. Mary and Vim. A. Hay
ward. Lack of equity.
Mrs. Grace Arnold, actress, wants
divorce. Says Richard Arnold tried
to kill her April 10, 1916.
Abe TeiteIbaum, 1877 Polk, hurt by
taxi. Frank Gene, 1919 Oregon,
chauffeur, held by police.
Genealogical experts have discoV-
cred that Jas. Whitcomb Riley was
of Pennsylvania Dutch ancestry.
Frank G. Shuman, head of tag
making company, sued for divorce
by Bertha Shuman. Cruelty charged.
Adam RoeIick, 2246 Blue Island
av., died of fractured skull Police
hunting John Schooner, 1910 W. 22d.
Walter J. Bergamini, 7, 6121 S.
Lincoln, son of manager of Colo
simO's, killed while "hitching on"
wagon.
TOICeIndn Jonn y OdTd, 1851 Win
thrOp aV., accused of cruelty in di-
vOrce bill of Margaret O'Gara, 1857
Hood av.
Mrs. H. c. Gaynor, owner of hat
store, 1858. State, and two sons fined
So each on charge of interfering with
policeman.
Chicago Bar assn filed disbarment
proceedings against Atty Bert NJ.
Wing. Charge him with using
clients money.
Jos. Ganmose, Leo JareszeWski
and Jas. Sloan held to grand jury on
charge of stealing auto of I. F. Bow
yer, 1886 Park av.
Three men arrested on charge of
stealing iron from ruins of 18th pl.
gas explosion and selling it to S.
Schultz, 831 18th.
States Atty Hoyne probing aIIeg-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07

stand as the indicated high school
eleven OF Vermont. In order to hold up
to this 100 per cent average. though,
they must trim keene here and Bellows
Falls on the latter's grounds Nov II.
Coach Stolte believes his huskies can do
it and SO do they. They were out in
force for an hours hard practice yester-'
day afternoon at the park and from the
manner in which they entered the scrim-
mage it is evident that there is $40 in
tention to let even cog wheel of their
splendid machine get rusty. Every man
will be in ship shape condition Saturday
as they expect hard game.
Last Saturday the crowd behaved fine
~ and stayed behind the playing lines
SO that the team was not penalized ON
it4 account and the players are anxious
to see that the field is clear for their
maneuvers this week, as setback of a
few yards might mean defeat instead of
victory.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07

Women's Kid Gloves in tans, black
and white, at $3.50
Women S White Doeskin Gloves, at
$3.50
Women s Fine Kid Gloves in tans,
brown. gray, black, white, black
with white stitching, white with
black stitched back, at $500
Alexandra Finest Made Kid Gloves,
in all white and black with white
stitching at $3.50
New Capeskin Street Gloves in tan.
at S1.25, $3.50 and $500
Finest Washable Cape Gloves in
ivory, gray, white and tan, at $500
Silk Lined Gray Mocha Gloves, at
1925
New Cape and Mocha Wool Lined
Gloves i'll gray and tan. ut
$3.50, $500 and $3.50
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
Sporting NeWs
TEAM NOT ALLOWING
WHEELS TO RUST
Keeping Up Practice with Eye on
Keene' S Scalp Saturday-After
That Comes Bellows Falls.

Everybody who has seen Brattleboro's
high school opponents of football scoop
in any one of its six victories this wear
and a large number of those who haven't
taken the opportunity to see Il game un-
questionably will be right on deck at
Island park Saturday afternoon. when
the PLAYERS are called into action for the
return engagement with Keene high In
asmuch as II i the last game on the
schedule to be played at home the war
riors ought to be greeted by large and
enthusiastic crowd.
Brattleboro's record this season is an
enviable one and having captured six
games they viii do their mightiest to
make a clean slate OF il SO as to take a
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
Sporting Notes.

American league pitchers had five no
hit games last season to one for Ma
tional boxmcn.
There Is movement in New York
to popularizc hockey at the various army
camps and forts.
Pennsylvania defeated the Peunsyl
vania Military college - to ycSter
day, but il was not an easy victory.
Charley Bricklcy is carefully pre-
pairing Boston college 5 squad for its
annual game with Holy Cross Satur
day.
Grorgctown battled to a victory over
Fordham college yesterday by score
Of ! ; to Q but had to fight every inch
Of the way.
The American Roller Polo league has
been recognized and will include the
following cities: Providence, Worees-
ter. Brockton, Taunton, Lawrence and
| Lowell.
Johnny Dundee of New York out
fought Pal Moore Of Philadelphia IN
"A ten-round bout last night. Dundee
weighed Isl - pounds and Moore
10 - pounds.
| Charles t.lnehausen broke the
world record for surf casting at the
tournament Of the Newark Bait and
Fly Casting club yesterday with a east
Of i;5 feet This hcttcrs a record
which has stood for 90 years.
| President Comiskev Of the world S
champions is opposed to shortening
major league schedules to 40 games
next year. His chief objection is
against curtailing expenses next year
by reducing the salaries Of players.
\ new baseball league, aspiring to
higher classification than the present
A. A. organizations, is reported under
way to include Newark. Buffalo. Toron
to and Baltimore in the East. and To
lcdo. indianapolis, Louisville aud Go
lnmhuS in the West. 1t Will be calico
the Union league.
American made iron bands md hoop.
II kppS nd hDrpaTS Shp1,II find :
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
New Gloves
That Combine Much Service with Style
AttractivenesS

They are made of carefully selected skins and with
the best of workmanship. Our large stocks in
cude plenty of wanted styles and coorings in wash
able kid French kid, mocha and cape skin
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
ODD FELLOWS TEAM WINS.
Has Margin of "A Points Over Team A
Harris High Man.

Teams A and b of the Odd Fellows
bowling league tried their skill last
evening, the latter outfit winning by a
margin OF A pins. The total pnfall of
team 4 was ,240 and that of team B
l.2s4. Harris rolled l20, the high string
OF the evening, and the biggest three
string total was BIZ, also made by Har-
ris. Following are the summaries:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
The New Knit Caps and
ScarfS for Winter Are
All Here

\ beautiful showing now III the
seeond-tioor garment shop.
New Knit Wool and Angora Skating
Caps at SOC
New Knit Skating Sets of Brushed
Wool. handsome scarfs and caps
to match in all solid and two-tone
colors. $3.50 to S2.98 set
Knit Snugglers to wear as house
jackets or under coats, in a large
variety of STYLES and colors,
CSC to 50 90
Quilted Silk Jackets to be worn UNI
der coats for warmth. With and
without sleeves In white and
black. CSC, S1.25 and $3.50
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
ONLY TWO PINS TO GOOD.
Masonic Team A Pushed Hard by Team
Owen ON Points

In the Masonic bowling league last
evening teams \ and d broke even on
points, each scoring two, but on the to-
tai pinfall team \ outclassed the oppos-
ing rollers b. two pins. Marks made
the high string with l15. while Barber
led the three-string totals with 2S7 pins
to his credit. Following is the score:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07
STAPLES TAKES THE FLAG.
Long Argument Settled by Bowling
Match Last Evening.

{. Staples and \. Mcdonald easily
defeated j. Smith and l.. Grotto IN a
bowling match last evening To decide
a long argument as to who We're the
best men. The scores:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07

372 422 4lS-l,2l2

Teams + and f will meet tonight and
Friday night teams b and G will con
test for honorS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07

New White Chamoisude Gloves, 1T
75c, S9c and S1.0O
New Black and Gray Chamoisude
Gloves, at S1.00
New Black Cashmere Gloves, at
35c and 59c
The New Long Wrist Brushed An
CORA Gloves Ill white. gray and
heather mixture. at 79c and CSC
Mems Tan Capeskin Gloves, at
S1.00 and 1.5O
Mems Gray Mocha Gloves. at $500
Mems Wool Lined Tan Mocha
Gloves, at $3.50 S2.08 and $50
Children S Kid Gloves, al sizes, nj
S1.O0
Children's Lined Mocha Gloves, ut
79c and S1.15
Children s Knit Gloves, at
25c, 29c and soc
Children's and Infants Mittens, at
25c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-07

American made iron bands and hoops
for kegs and barrels should find
ready market in the Seville district,
Spain.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-25
Slam.n nmo @allpn.n.
Der inHsre Rampf i'm a6nisrei8
gelsisu.

SprdHsnfraeen uno Spra6ene
tdmrfe ipislen cine srpbe Roae in Der
mooernsn Gef9ihte. Die ginmii5une
IN bic iHneren @srbGItnifIs anosrer
Stoateu gum angebli9en Stuse ees
trdntter ipra9li6er Minbsrbeiien III
ein iHternationnles aampfmittel ass
lporben. bas beionbers bic @eoner uns
fere5 @erbiinbeten Oeiterrei6 uns
sarn nit GROCER @irtuciiiGt banbbos
ben. gs fprift baber fir bi. 9es
i6idlidfeit Der 6elsifben Matfbaber
BON 1880 big 1914, baB fie es bers
ftanbeu baben, fuit gar ni4ts iiber
bic 9rense briugen 3u laisn ppn BEN
&dmpf. ben in gslsisn nidt elm.
fpra4li9s Winberbsit, fonbern bic
Wsehrbeit nm ibr euies Redt fiihrsn
mubte. Mit gr0Bter soIseriGtigteit
tpurbsn bic Gdfnsipcrte BON Der sins
beitIi9en beleiihen Ration. bem bels
sifhen Electromagnetic unb Der bsIsis
idsn 8oltsfeels bsi oIlsn Stoatsfunbs
gebuHgen, in allen S9ufbiifsru unb
allen franS6fTf9 gefhriebsnen 3eitun=
gen 8elsiens = bic fldnii6en brans
gen jn rtidt ins 4uslanb - feftges
balten. Seltfam ging e. bnnH bem
5remben, Der nod BeIsisn tam. CT
srpei @pItsitdmme, bsrsn Der.
f6iebener Roifetppus uHoerienrbor
mar uno beren Spru6e 70 gGnsIid
rerfdieben tDis bas Seurfde unb St1s
Iienifde in Glib 9irpl! 9sibe
gDIfsfdmme. bic Sylnmen ME bic
ee65ren au ben begabisftsH
guropas. 0ie Danonen i'm 6iibs
Iptifen gelgiens. I'M aiittia unb Ra,
MUIR fiuS bic dItersn isn 2aubs; ijsI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-25
Tarffonjrie.

'm 9,rret @oobs Bdrf fiiibet beii.
tc bas Ieste GoH5ert In biefer Suiion
itatt nnc bas 5ur Giudfiibrilng ge.
Iangcnbe asrograuim lit pie folst:
Iarfd, nSanbs acrob tie sea@
; Soiiia
aon5erinaI5er rGaeIioiiro1 Straus
acriietioIo (giisseiudblt)
garI goIis.
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If. Star Spmelc6 8dnier
Snbertire su n3anpa" Snrolh
pierette Gbaminaoe
sSolut Sdmour Gignr
Gpirit irrpeneibIe gruno
ssn 9oen Yarf iangen BON nun on
Die aoBerte an ben Goiintng gsaf,s
niiitagen bereitc nm brei llbr an. Sir
bas aoBert am SonHtag lit bas fol.
ssnoe grogrmHn, suiarumeugeitclIt
iporSeu:
@arid, .Sbc gl,gIers ans tie 0nnb"
SenneberJ
Slrerture rgRr. GniIifIoioer1
Sffenboh
BinaIe oes Dierten ATS aus .aioa.
!. Weroi
Ser SrIbier Ben" Sfoubers
lfc Gtar SpaneIeb Banner
Ftautaiie aus .Tie @aIfiire.
@agner
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SOIbner. Klein l9on aus bitisu gsi'
ipielsn ersibi ii@. bob bic Dorfenuns
non ben i'm 6tile Der ruHuftu
Ddmpfipal5e gsstn bas romiIfe Hspa
ii4 hsranpaIBenbtn WsrmansnI9darsn
unbaIibor III. Nsbr aIs 1900 ari;.
ger bate ieia gkrmdnsnpoIf ber DSIs
ieriponbernng.
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ritttnsn bic 5auptipafft fpurben, bsito
ilsirsr rurbsn bic Deere. sarl Der
Grobs ipirb isIien msbr aIs 5000,
freili6 iibsrpisesnb btritisne ffrieser
nit sinsm elei4 iiarstn 1rain, auf
elmer StslIe 5uiammsnssbobt bdbtn.
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itIbs 1855 NIT b6ditsus 5000 Rtiisrn
bic llnanrn. bic fftpsrlid itdrfer ipds
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d176) unterlans aaiisr Jriebrid
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tern unb ane9tsn unb 500 giirssrn
aus Como. 5risbri9 Der 3peits, fsin
Gnisl, berfiistt 5.i gorteuuopd (1237),
no beibe 5heilt ibrc anrpt Rrdft elm.
asfebt bdttsn, iiber bStftens 10000
Wann eirti4lisbIi9 1000 beutiheu
Rititrn. 6ersog aeopolb BON DETER
reid bate in Der Ghlatt BEL Wors
CARTE (1316 5000, fem alei4uamig,r
Reffe Bel Sempa9 (1386) stpa 1000
Wdnn.
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tunbrbsitseeireues Bib Der QGmpie
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bnrh bic @srminberung Der 3abIsn,
ois purfgdnsis fiir bic gsf1ifts bes
mitislaIttrli6en &riegsipefsns stbptsn
III. DIR fhon a,nannts Grisbri@ Der
3ipsiie perpflihteit iih, 1927 einsn
areusJug nit 1000 Riitsrn nn,uirss
ten unb fir 1000 Sitter unb ibre 9e.
aIsitung pfsrbs uHb S4iffe bsreit su
haIisn. Die b0dite 3dbl Don Rsitsrn,
bic auf driiilihsr Seits in siner
ShIa1t in gafditina aenannt ipiro,
IN 1900 bic b6d,its 3abl BON Jubfois
bat.n 5000. RaturssuIdb sntiprnd3
Der &lsinheit Der 6eere bee militdri.
f6e gbarattsr Der Segenieitt.
Sn bem Mabs. fpis NIT BEN ouss
aeb,nben Miitelaitsr auf Grunb elmer
8ermsbrung bss gbeImetdIIs Der
8slbumInuf fid n.iserte, tpudden
aud bic Deere. neil man nun bic Rits
Ter 9lufssbots bur6 ftdriere S6ios
nsridnuren su persr6bru permodte.
9ei Green t1346 sdblien bit Gnes
ldnbsr 1900 Wann. RarI Der Aiih'
ne ii,lIte ben GdiDeisern bel Granfor
(1476) 1900. ndmIid 1000 Sitter
unb 1900 S1iiten unb Spieber,
bei Wurtsn losnr 1900 Wonn erts
gea.n. Tdmit .rreihte bas miiisInls
terlibe ariessipefsn feinsn S0h.punfi.
8l.i6seiiig absr III nit ben Rkbers
lagen bes Bursuno.r 6ergoas I'm
aampfe esaen ben eSstI- Der G&frsis
;r. bic trfte fyorm ber neu5eitlifen
Jnfani.rie, in ben csiammteu S1lu6s
len bog Nbferten ter Riftsrbeere bes
issslt. Mit ben Sdmei;srn beginnt
oas Rrissspeien Der Teu5ei!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-25

ltfnen perlnttoenen Yrtbefdltsn s:E
iunben. baB sr ii9 uias bic GSnss
binoen lahen tonne uuo oab er oie
8erbdItniiie beriifii4tisen mulie. ets-
berger bat bic Stimmuns bes Uialo4
ritat in BEN Sap gum 4usbrut a.
bra4t: Der &ar5ler mub unisrs asz
iOIutipn annebmen. Die sauss Rsiniu.
tipn unb nidts anoerss ais bic As'
iOIutirn." Gr befsbt auf FOLDER aldr>
belt, neil CT unb be llebricsa
Don oiefsr ReIoIution sine S,s
i4IsunisuHs bes 6risbens srirurs
ten. Wis iis Is barlessn, finb ale 45ls
ter bes arisses miibe uub pirasa
strne 6risben idlisben. ipenn iis ptrs
ii9ert pdren, bab er obns 9ebietspers
luit gu erlansen lit. Sas fran5oiiihs
Bolt fiirhts,, bab ss pas Dor esn
Deuti9en bsisbte Gebist nI4t suriits
erIangsn perbe, bas ruTri9s gclt,
bab bic 0euti9en unb bic Oeiierrei=
der ben sroben She'll bes ruhi'4tE
9pSsns. auf fpeI9em iie lasern, ni.bt
rGumen iperben. Wenn ober ser
Rei6stdnsIsr beftimmt unb ausoriit-
lid iast. baB Iolae Innerioner ac!rz
Iut aussei6lpHsn Isien, 10 slau5t Die
Rajoritdt bes Rei4stass, baB eura
bic alIiirten Rationen ibr. 6etrefT:nasu
Regieruns gum 5rieben sfpinsen ncrr
ben. Den Gtuipanb, bub bic aliittsn
Hesrerunsen ben Rei6stassbei hla5
niht als Trisbensbafis anertsnnsn,
ionbern cine 3ertriimm:rung tpn
DeutI6lanb unb Oeiterreldn becb'lGss
tigen, ME iie ia bas i4on Offen in Ser
3uidrift an ben prdiioenten BlllcE
po1 einem Sabre geiost haoen. lGBt Or
MaioritGt nibt seIten. Sbr Sianez
punt 1T, bab bic aliirten 9Dlter III:
ibrsn Rssisrungen ni6t ilbsretlllsims
men uno bic 5prtiesuns bes arieges
6etGmpfen psrbsn. iobaIb iie bic Ok
ipiBbeit baben, bab bic beuti4e Regiss
runs bas Rei6stassSprogramm opli
unD gang aIs Grieoensbaiis senebmiSi.
Die @ntf9lpFenbeit. nit psI4er nis
tire 9lniidt pertritt. ldbt
bab ss gu elmer iebr ems
ten innerpuIitif9en ariiis in Oeuti6f
.anb tommen pirb, tpenn Der aan5ler
oas JrtsoenssYrosramm Der Wtajprt'
.Gt ni6t o6ne penn unb absr &c.
lebmigt. Ois MajoritGt III aitt
,er5agt, lie fiirdtet feline Riebesld3s
,er beuti6en Seers, aber iie pertrift
,ie 4nit9t, baB groberunsen ni9i Die
Opfer perib iinb. bic nod sebrcAt
perben miiNen, I'm iie gu erriEgen,
pie lie au1 elaubt. bab ein bduernssr
yrnben nlir mDslih 1T, tpenn Ssutths
anb arf grpbsrunsen ieopeber strt
'ersihtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-25

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bisitit srbaltsn ipurbs. in fur immrr
ausseidIoifsn. sic TT ss bant bsr e.s
rehtsn unb iiaatsmdnnifhen WaB.
nabmsn zines bsutffen @ensrdls ciou.
ptrnsurs. 30.