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MORE ACTION: LESS TALK.

Our labor troubles are due promar- lily to General Prosperity of capital and the high cost of living. On the onel hand, capital is employed at the bess return. in many industries, for 90 years; on the other labor, though generally employed at good wages finds the high cost of living an eXces- sve burden.
 It is clearly the duty of the govern ment to so control the situation that both capital and labor are justly treated and that there will be nc need for the troubles and differences so frequently met With lately. We have had a great deal of talk about the control of prices and tht consequent control of the high living l cost, but so far we have had littl' effective action. TEis is thing tha
 requires more action and less words
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
Nntahle Born This Day.

Brig. Gen. William A. Mann, chief of the bureau of militia affairs, born in Pennsylvania, 63 years ago today.
 Admiral Sir William May, retired, who has been described as "the finest asset the British navy has ever pos sessed," born 6S years ago today.
 Rev Dr. Robert s. McArthur, pres ident of the Baptist World alliance, born at Dalesville, Quebec, 76 years ago today. Erward N. Hurley, representative of the department of commerce on the exports council advisory board, born at Galesburg, Ill.,, 53 years ago to- day.
 |. Dr. Theobold Smith, director of the department of animal pathology of the Rockefeller institute, born at Al bany, IN. Y., 5S years ago today. |. Sidney J. Catts, governor oi Flor ida, born at Pleasant Hill, Ala, 54 years ago today.
 Larry Doyle. second baseman of the Chicago National league baseball team, born at Casaville, Ohio, 31 ears ago today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
CHILD LABOR LAW.

Little Rock, July 3O.-The carrying of packages for a drug store IS not a part of the general war program ar though druggists who have asNeo lhe State Labor Department to ease up on the permits for boys to work Ill drug stores seem to think that Il ls. Mr. Brickhouse says that he cannot see in the situation yet, due to the war. anything that would justify less leniency in the enforcement of the la" against child labor. He says, further that it is his purpose to see that the law is more vigorously enforced here after. especially when school begins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
HIGH COST OF WAR.

The cost of the Wa; to Uncle sam apnears to be higher than was eN- pacted. According to Secretary NC Adoo, we are just beginning to pay the price of fighting, and in order to make a start he wants five billion dollars more than the sums obtained so far. Senator Shoot adds that the war will cost us + billions the first year, or As millions per day. Comparing this sum with Great brlt- aims war expenses tur three years @ million 750 million-we find that we are outclassing England finan- cially in paying for democracy.
 Just why our war cost should be so much greater than that of England is not clear It is something that Is nausing considerable adverse com ment by newspapers throughout the nation. The general impression seems to be that the administrator is spending too much even i'll the name of war; as ono editor puts It, there is "too much Of suppositlon that other peoples money is like cranberries."
 If hahooves congress and the ad' ministration to go carefully on the II nancial side of the war By flinglns away our money without proper heed we will soon find ourselves in the uosition of the man who would like to fight but cant because his re sources are too much pinched.
 The wealth of the country is estni mated at 250 billions. But tha doesn't mean that much in money We can't sell our property to han' over the money to the goNernmen in order to continue the war. mi idea of considering the "wealth'' the nation and then saying we've go that much money is erroneous can't be done. Only small porlo of our total wealth can be given owe to war purposes in pay-as-you-s nlan: and if untold billions in bono are loaded upon our shoulders 1t wi he depressing factor upon pro perity for generations.
 Let's, conserve our money as We as; everything else. Cur governme haskbeen conducting tremendous co s.rvation campaigns throughout u nation, instructing tho housewives he to save and others low to be eco omical.
 It is time for the government to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

Since the Russian offensive caved in Washington secs q long war ahead Some of the war exports now aumt they didn't expect the Russian drive to go very far, explaining it was the last kick of the dyiNg bear. With Russia eliminated as a fighting force America's task will he immeasurably greater, unless. of course, peace should come earlier than is antici i pated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
HARD TO GET RETURNS.

Little Rcck, July So.-The Depart ment of Education has had great anla- cultv in securing final and definite re ] firms from the various counties on the numher that adopted county superlh- tendency in the May election. fuias- Xii county defeated it by very mar row margin. l. carried in the coun- ties of Franklin, Woodruff, Boone Craighead, uross, Desha, lzard' La, fayette, Phillips and St. Francls ana probably in the counties of Clay, Con- way. Greene and Perry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

Several Pine Bluff people last week "got together" and ordered a good hunk of meat from Little Rock. The meat was shipped "C, o. D. and was not taken by the consignee. The ship per was notified, and the express agent was asked to dispose of the meat to the best advantage The bill showed that the Little Rock dealer
 had charged 23 cents per pound. Local butchers said they were selling the same "cutS" at 16 cents per pound. This might be called goin' ont of ones way to be skinned. Moral: Buy in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
BACK YARD POULTRY.

For the property owner with an cX- cess of back yard, the garden isn't the only profitable lire of activity.
 Government expesrs have been pointing out the possibilities in the direction of raising poultry. Thero are many back yards unsuitable, on account of soil conditions and gen cral surroundings for garden pur- poses, where poultry can be han dled to advantage.
 Table waste, of which there is al ways some, even in the best regulat- ed families, will usually go long way toward providing board for half dozen hens; and these in turn will help to solve the difficult egg prob lem.
 The great difficulty is that most in dividuals who get interested in back yard poultry plunge into poultry | raising on too elaborate and ambi- l tious scale The result in most | instances is failure aLd financial loss For the novice, it is better to begin with a few birds, and to learn the business from the ground up. l In these days, when it is up to ev l cry body to produce, there will doubt
 less be many new recrpits to the
 army of poultry raisers; and theil
 efforts will help at least a little to
 ward solving the fool problem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

a little economical. 1t should not be d onc-sided affair. The people are standing behind their government to a man, and they have a right to expect it to be careful in the expen- diture of their money. When we spend as much in one year as Great Britain spent in two and half years, there is manifcstly something to be said on the side of governmental economy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
NEW CANTONMENT ROAD.

Little Rock. July 30.-Work began today on the new cantonment road from Argenta to Camp Pike, } l-2 miles. M D. l.. Cook is the contrac- tor. It will be model bitulithic road. The Highway Commission contributes $53 ,0CO toward it's cost, the county of Pulaski $22,00O, and $53,ooo comes from the Federal Highway Fund allot- ted to Arkansas. IL is the first pro- ject in the state to get federal aid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
OUR FIGHTING MEN. Col. Daniel E. Mccarthy.

s: k ]. * \. $. ' x
 Colonel Daniel E, Mccarthy, of the Quartehmaster's corps of the United States army, is the officer selected by the war department to fill the inn portant post of quartermaster general of the American expedition in France. With him will rest the responsibility of not only supplying the ''Sammies' with food and munitions but he must also keep the transportation systems keyed to the highest pitch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
N. Y. LEGISLATURE
 TO ENACT FOOD LAWS

Albany, N. Y., July 30.-Called to- gether by Governor Whitman primar- ily te enact laws to conserve the food supply and to regulate it's production, sale and distribution with view to preventing speculation and reducing the cost of living, the members tf the New York Legislature are arriving in the capital in readiness for the special session which is to be called to order tomorrow night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

 ly therefore it yields as much to the body the whole wheat bread, which is useful where bulk Of waste product is desired.
 The second point is that the experts sent to Flu rope to watch and study food conditions there now say that Germany made great mistake in using the entire grain food for men. As now used in this country the extraction of the grain for white flour is not complete, and the residue is sold as food fo cattle It should be plain to every one that food for cattle especially keep dairy herds intact and giving full quota of milk is prime necessity. Milk is the food of babies children and it is of the cheap and good of different greatly needed foods We must not depete lower the quantity or quality the milk supply
 Let us learn to use cornmeal rye and other Hours in many diffeMnt ways in own kitchens. This k necessity that the demand on shall be lessened npjS which
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
NEW BANK CHARTERED.

Little Rock, July 30.-The State Bank commissioner granted charter to the Washington State Bank at Washington. A home corporation takes over the branch of the Hemp stead County Bank at Hope. Inc capital stock is $10,0oo, surplus $1,- ooo; c. N. Trimble president, George S. Smith vice president, and R. Brown secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

The Macedonian cry nowadays is for us to feed half the world and ourselves at the same time. and to do it in a manner so that nobody will go hungry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

Colonel Mccarthy was born in New York in 1859 and graduated from the United States military academy at the age of twenty-two. Since 1896 he has been attached to the quartermas- ters department, rising through the various grades of the service until he attained his present rank in 1915.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
NATIONAL BREAD ECONOMY SHARING GRAIN WITH CATTLE
By Helen Louise Johnson. A,bor and lecturer on home formerly charn committee National Federation Womens Clubs.

THERE has complete extra all clear
 
 Our bodies noured D swallow There gluten whole wheat compared wt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

The world to the people on Mars looks exactly like it did before the war Wonder if they have the same sort of martial time on Mars that we indulge in down here?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

The full garbage rail is getting a less irksome proposition to tho garb' age man right along. Our housewives are learning to put less in 1t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

The king of Spain is willing to run for president if h's people prefer a republic. That's q good campaign slogan to start with.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.

One Hundred Years Ago Today. 1S17-Gen. Philip Cook, noted confed- crate commander and Georgia congressman, born in Twiggs county, Ga. Died ill Atlanta, May 21, 1894.
 Seyenty-five Years Ago Today. nS42-Edward Hale Kendall, noted architect, and designer oi many prominent buildings tin New York city, born in Boston. Died in New York city, March 10, 1901.
 Fifty Years Ago Today. 1S67-Catharine Maria Sedgwick, pop ular author, died at Roxbury, Mass. Born at Stockbridge Mass. December 2S, 17S9. Twenty-Five Years Ago Today. 1S92-Celebration of the tercenten- ary of Trinity college, Dublin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

quality Parcu intelgntN e bread the family and the kln p waste would the Home Eco determine under make bread of Agc clam 
 broken bits dried white white and whole wheat eea @ 2 uptu DOH Ing water, s easpoonful salt l4 cupfu
  ring with wire whsk will take about minutes Then add the su
  till firm and with milk and an haV chopped added to the mixture yhen S rom
 
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

One Year Ago Today in the War.
 July 31, 1916--Largc fleet of Zep- pelins raided southeastern counties of England; Henry Edward Duke suc- ceeded Augustine Birrell as chief sec retary for Ireland; Russians pushed toward Kovel and l.emberg despite bitter resistance.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
Cute Ssnte.
1ruppen.9ranspcrtoouIpfer Der at.
Iiirten Don 5000 &onnen i'm
glitteIldnbiI6eu Weer
perienft.
llneeattet Der Tbniinte. baB Der
Sampfer BON arieGsidiiien
esfortirt nur6e.
England itelt oieies ratiirIi9 pieber
In 46rebe.

Berlin Z. San, pia 2onbOn.
sgou eiHem unfereS Sau6bOOte, +"
beiBt es In einem rH Counting per.
offentIitten amiIiaen 8eriht Der
geutiden a6miraIitdt.. lift an %.
9e5entber i'm oItIihen SbeiI bes Tlit.
teadnSiiden Recres elm feinoIider
TriIppen Srarsportbanlpfer nou
5000 Eouneu oerignft rporoen. Ser
Gaulpier wltroe poU ariegsidiffeu
esfortirt.
2on6on 7. San. SiniitiIifJ
beg oon Berlin toHrmenoeu 9erihts,
SaB elm Sriippen.G rausport0ampfer
Der entente oura ein 6elitides Sau6.
boot perienft porOen iei idst oas
aonboner BreBbureau: Stein SrlIp'
pen.Srdnsportoampier, Deoer eiH
engIiider nod Elm irunsoiiider, it
an 23. 9e5eruber i'm wsitteaan0Hten
Wleer perIeuft uor0eu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
&eid,e Crate.
Deutidcs &oufboot bat in Elf Eagen
elf Sampler Ser Grtente
oerienft.
01runter fiinf nit 9obIcn 5cInoene
Sampler Don 5llianmcn $1,000
Sonnen, Die Don Srdi1freit
nah SStalien linterpcgs
tDdreu.

Berlin 8. San. (9luf orabt.
Ioiem @ege nah SoppiLe, Z. Jon.)
Sn elmer @efnnntmo6ure Der abni-
rqIitGt, in Del6er mitgetbeiIt piro,
ooB bas noh cen gebauptungen Der
Gntsute in osm Wteerbufcn BON 9iss
cana oerienfte &auhboot III 46"
tuoblbeboIten suriidgefebrt III, piro
uud befannt gescbeu, oaB Elm oeitt.
i9es Suu6boot, oeiieu gtummer HiHt
aneqflbrt piro, i'm Berlouf bon ELF
9oeen Elf Ganlpfer Der gnteute Der.
Ienft bot. Inter bieien 3dulpferu
6efnben fid finf BON olIiammeu
5000 Sonnen, Die nit aobIen be.
lo0en auf Der Gabrt BON 6rGntret1
nod) cStolien beariiien poren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
8rail1s gsfis fiir bic gsrbiiubstsn
bon bT alsrgr0bieu @i4tis.eit.
Die 9Opaui1tffabrt nun aus BEN
Srssn Gsuti6Ianbs bis b0r.bin
frei.
gsnau siRsH Wonat baben bi. Der,
tiiHosisn sebraucbt. DON gu:arsit
BIB na5 graiIa Dorsubriussn.
Die S.rstb 2iHie Der REHsH uuumsbr
pom Sii.n ME DOM D.feu be'
brobt.

Berlin. 7. Sanudr. quf srdhiIOs
lem Wess naa SapDils. Der aampi
um ben 9eiis oes fiibIi4eH ufers bss
ttntsrIaufs bss fsIuii.s esretb in
Riitelrumani.n auf sinn Jrpnt Don
ereibis Wsil,n, III nad beftissm Rin,
GEN. fpie Der Rili.drt,iti.sr Der lleber,
fee Radri6tsndseniur fhrsibt. ,u
6uniten Der G.ntraImddts sniidisbsu
porbeu. er fpeift oarnuf bin. saB Si.
Sruppen Der @.rtiinbst.n ssnou siu.n
MuHat gebraudt baben. um iih ben
Tur63na bon guiarsit rad graiIa,
cine Strsds Don 125 RsiIsu, gu sr.
spinssH. Or iibrt bdnn fort:
Die RaiIsn tpurSsn sei&Iassn unb
tsrIOrsn ibs bsfsitisttn Sielunsen
auf Dem iiiOIidtn ufsr bss Ser.tb, gu
esrsH @orbereituns Il, lang. Wo6sn
ssbrauhi bdttsn unb pOn bsnen aus
nab ben qlntiinbisunsen Der gnients
elm. GegsHoffsnTipt In Sasns ssfebt
.p.rpen fOIlis. atuf elmer Grom bon
5cbn MeiIeH. INIT glusnaE,me BON tini.
gen 05rfera fiibIid DOn gunbsni, ia.
Ben bic Sruppsn Der Yerbiinbettn bas
sumpfsebiet uno bos Dlubbsti bss
llntsrlarfss oes 5eretb sry,idt. Die
gsuis III iOip.it nod nidt assG5It nor.
ben. ba bic aSmpfe nod INNER an.
tausrn.
O1nt b,s aussssei6usien 3uiam.
nnnpirisns Der Torou unS Der Dos
trubfta glrmssn, Die einsn boppelieH
Druid ausilbtsu, fieI graiIa. bic be.
DsutenDits Sanpelsiiabi 9tumdnisns,
IN bic SGnb. ber geniraIm6dbis. Die
stabt purDe ua4 bariHadissn Stra.
tnlimSfsn siuosn0mmtl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
9ieIe grtldruug CAB sr 5ei eiHem
Diner Der umcrifcniTtsn SaRs
bsIstummer In Berlin ab.
Dem Diner pO6nt.u wtiUiiier, grs
treter Der 9Oafinars, fopie Der
bsutfbsn SnSuitris BEL.
8otI9nftsr Gerorb tpurbe poH eiusm
Der Rehnsr NIT Der S5rie5snstuube
aus Der Qrhe Reah psrs
gItd1rn.

Berlin, 6. Sanuar. CGuf brabt-
lOIsm @see nnH Gabpi1s, Z. Sd:
nuar). - 9as Diner, bas pOn Der
amsrttanifhsn 5aHoeIstdmmer BON
Berlin am Snmitas Q6sub gu GbreH
bes TosbeH aug WafIinston suridss.
te6rten Ger. gtaatsH gOtf6dftsrs
Games u. 9crarb OgrauTtatst nor.
ben mar, aeitaltste iich uH5 sp1r
augenTd.inli5 mar bisies belbf6z
tigt porosn. 3u sirsr SunSgebuus Der
ireuHSi61ftIitsn gsfiibIs, pslds man
in ben bSbsren Rsaisruugstrsiien ios
pis aud In Der @.fadftsDeIt fir bic
9ereinigtsn Sidotcn tsgt.
Inter ben Gdftsn befaHoen iia
brsi m1intif.r. minbsftsns 3psi sbsz
maIige Uliniftsr. Der gissprdFbeut
beg Rsi5stugs, bic Gbsfs Der bso.us
tsnbftrn 5iransiufitute Ssutfdlunbs
Ioris aud nnosrs bsrDorragenos per'
f5nIi6tsiteR. TariO WoIF Der prds
IiSent Der NmsritoniT:5,n SdUbsIs-
TANNER, bate 3u fstner RedtsH ben
gctiddfter Ssrare, pdbr.no 5u III.
ner 2in,sU, Der prsubifte 6anbsIs.
miniTier RsinboIo Sbbpp iab. ge.
ben 6srrr Gsrarb iab Or. aarI Self
fsrih, Der @i3s Sdn5Isr oes 0euts
i6en Reihs urb nsben bi.ism Der Si.
rettor Der TsutIaen g11t Or. noH
@fDiHrsr. Der 5ornaIiee Stuatss
istretGr Der aolpuisen Or. Bernhard
9ern5urg uro Der @i5sprdibsrt BEG
Rsibstdos Or. Ssrmluu paaibe.
g1e6en benz Wiriifsr Snoop iabsu
SoIsp6 6. Greip, Der Sclrstdr Der
amsritaniihen 8rtffaft, Der Staatss
ietretGr Der Gplcuisn Or. u. 9.
Solf. Sohn 3. Sddfon. Der Dorma'
Iige Ger. Staatsn Gefuubte in apns
fiautinrpel unb Der SberbiireermsiItsr
BON Berlin QbOlf Wsrmutb. Sns.
ssfdmmt parsn IT'S 9dfe susssen.
Die SrtntTpriits auf &aiIsr Wil.
belm unS ben qraIibsutsn @ilTon
ipurosn iiedsnb uussebradt. Die
Reouer beg 2lbenrs iparsn gOti61fs
ter Gsrarb, g]i5s.RansIsr Sslif,ri9,
Serr BON gtpirner unb Der MiniFsr
BEG ausrdrtiasn Or. u. 3immsrs
mann. Sn alien Rebsn tpurbs Sas
freunof6aftIiGe Ierbiltnib Sipii8sr
Deuti9Iarb unb ben Dsrsinis.sr
Staatsn bsrDOrssbcbsrL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08

es aud an9e0eutet BAT, fortbcIte6eu
iriro."
Gic 9Imerifaniife SnnOelsfammer
ianGte ioEpobl an ben 8rGiiot1lten @il.
ion, mie Md on Gaiicr @ilGeIm Gele.
Gramune ab. 9oS 5eIeGraurm an Sen
BrailOcnten lalItete:
Die 9Imerifaniid3e gereiuiouna fir
Son5cl unh Oeper5e in 9erlin Giebt
tem gotibafter @erarn Elm 5efteiicls
has ole lcitenScn Ecrionlicbfeiten
Gelti6la,los ouf oent @ebtetc Der 80.
Iitif, 6cs Scn6eGs ,nro Ger snbuitrie
6u-d tire gtnIucierbeit beclrcn lno
Die Gtreinieuns uiinidJt bcln Trdii-
hcnten in oieien erniten Eager lire
auiridtigiten GiiHid,e 5u iiberulit.
teln".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08

oUII9dllet OetdrD lpran III 1etuer
Reoe BON Der Sbeilnabme, tpelae man
in ben 8erstnigten Staten benz beuts
iaen ISiIfsfpsrt sntsegsu6rtngt unb
bsmerfte, bnB sr felt fsiner gfiidtebr
on bic perf6iebsneu bsutf6en SilFss
foHbS 100000 Mart ubgefiibrt babe.
Sm tDeitsren 9erlauf feiHer Rebe Jag.
te Der gptIdufter: .3u feinsr 81!
ieit glus6rud beg &risges mar bas
gerbdItniB 3ipiften SeutffIaub uno
ben @sreinigten Gtaateu 70 tsrsli6
ME es isst III. Sd babe einen Sel.
5tpeig BON prditoenten mit9sbro9t.
pber baIieR iis ettua bic gutIaaft bss
grGfibent nibt fir sinen SeI5peis.
Sd perI0uIi6 bsss bic feffe lleber'
ssuguns, baB ioIunse Die geTdits
9eutfdlanbs bon ioIden wduHsrn
selsitst ipsrban, tpte es mein 5reuno
Der Reihstan5lsr. 9r. Selfferia unb
Dor SOIf itnb unb pon MGnnsyn ME
Qbmiral poH gapeGe (WariRsminis
fter), 5plbsuborf (Gbsf bes gsnsraIs
TABS ber WuriRe) uRb bon Ruener
(Morineberdther bes Gaiiers): Don
ben geuerdleH bon Sinbenbure (gbef
Deg SeHeralItabs) unb 2uo,nborF
(GsHeraI Guartisrmeiffer) unb
-Iaft not leaft" por meinem Grsunbe
3immermanu, ptrb bas @srbdItniB
spiiaen ben bsibeu 2GuberH tsinerIsi
gsfa6reu ausssisBt ieiH".
gi3c.@an5Ier Seliferi6 gab ieincr
6reuoe ooriiber gusbrud, Oab Got.
itafter Gerarb oen 9ereintgten Staa.
ten einen 9eiu9 abeeitattet babe, r!Do
or @elegeubeit gebabt bat. iiber oi,
pirfIide Gage in SelitItIauo slufflG-
rung 3u gc5en". Or. SeIfferib ipies
mid cararfbiat, bab bic SanoeIspcr.
Itinbungen 3luiiAen Eeutid]Iunb uno
ten 8ereinigter m ben sSnbreu BON
1909 bis 1918 um uber 100000.
700 Mart gGtiegen ieien.
2lrtblrr BON 9roirner oergIif) oerl
9uti4nitcr @erorS grit ocr Gricocns'
tauhc Der ar1e Roob's, nod ocreN
9iii6febr Roab III Der llcber5eugln0
fam, oab er bic Gaullbe Slpar 5il friib
oasgciouot, obcr benuob Die 6or6en
oes gfegenbogens su @eiidt befommeu
babe.
Seecn Gnbe Ses ganfctts eridjier
Or. 3imHierularst, Der nit Dem 6Iter'
rctdtiG.ungariid1eu Miniiter bes 9lus'
trGrtigen, oem 8roic1 @Seruin oor
Gbubcnit, fonferirt Hdtte, unb bieIi
clre Reoc. @r bemerfte, oob ror nieIe'l
2eiten Die gebalptiiug a1lfgeITci'
IiporSen iei, 9otid,ofter @erarb wiir0t
uihi n,ebr in bas oanb Der @crbarcr
Suriidfcbren, tpdbreito er perionIid
irit bacon iiber5eugt getueien iei, oel
@otitafcr piiroe nit gefrditieier sc
imbbcit unb BON ben bciten NbiiGtcr
fir 0as berrIide 2aub 5IriiffcDrea
sd babe nit Dem Serru @otid,ai
ter itcts III oorSitgIifer g8eiie uno n
qeucnicitigem @ertyauer siiammen
aepirt, iObob i'd felt odocn iberSeug
bin. oob oas ireunoiboitIiae uno per
irauIi1e @erbdItuib stuiiden ben b.;
ioen 2anber,s spie Der &err 1CtI6nitc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08

en- genau einem Monnt finb bic
Truppep Der gentrnlmd6te Don 8us
toreit nod graila, cine Strsde BON
125 Msilsn, unter forttud6rsnben unb
bsftissn &dmpfsn gslangt. graitl
nit ieinen 5000 Ginpo6nern, isiuen
Ui6tigsH unb fpirtfamen S9lsufsn.
9nbnboisn unb Getreibsipsihsrn Bill
bet eineH itraiesiihen stiibpuntt BON
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