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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-07
U. S. SHIPS To
join The ALLIES
Plans for Cooperation With YES
sells of England and France
Perfected.
Cabinet HOLDS WAR SESSION
Problem of Financing Conflict Dis
cussed--Work of Mobilizing Re-
sources Continues-War Depart
ment Has Plans for Congress.

Washington, April Incorporation
between the American navy and those
of the allied powers will be effected
Immediately upon the investment in
the president of necessary authority by
congress. An official announcement
at the navy department said steps had
been taken to effect a working agree
ment and would be put into execution
as soon as possible.
The problem of financing the war
was discussed in detail at the cabinet
meeting, and it Is understood plans
were considered for raising a large
loan by popular subscription. A bill
to authorize such a loan may be
framed by the administration and sub
mitted to congress soon-
The United States really is at war
with the German empire today, await
ing only the formal recognition of con-
gress.
Every agency was moving to guard
the nation against the government
which President Wilson In his address
to congress characterized as natural
foe to liberty.
The cabinet at a war session was
called to discuss the extension Of cred
its to the nations already at war
against Germany; the raising Of money
by taxation for use Of the United
States In the war; the equipment OF
the navy to the fullest state OF ell
cheney to cope with the submarine men
ace. and the rSislng of Erept army q
the principle OF univeRsai liabiiit9 y
service-the first increment Of which Il
to be 100000 men.
( The council Of national defense ant
its advisory committee In joint SEES
sion continued the work Of mobilization
Of the national resources to "bring the
government of the German empire tt
terms and end the war; as the presi
dent expressed 1t.
The war department and the army
general staff was ready to present tC
congress it's plans for raising an army
Just as soon as the legislative body
asks for 1t.
Three Chfef Problems.
AS the cabinet assembled members
said the three most pressing problems
facing the government were:
The raising Of sufficient money to
finance the war operations Of the Unit
ed States and extend credits tor the en-
tente allies.
The raising of a large army.
The provision Of adequate means OF
fighting German submarines.
In addition to these problems the
cabinet took up questions of industrial
preparedness already considered thor
oughly by the council of national +de
Tense.
The council of national defense ano
its civilian advisory commission were
In special session at the war depart
ment again, at work on immediate mo
bilization of national resources anC
energies for war with &c rmany.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-07
WHIT .pek ARRIVES AT BERNIE
American Minister to Belgium Is
Accompanied by Minister
to Switzerland.

Hertz April 5.-Brand Whitlock,
American nlihister to Belgium, arrived
at Berne locking worn and weary. He
admittei feeling extremely nervous
and fatigued after the tremendous
strain under which he has been work.
ing, which has been especially hard
during the last few weeks. Mr.. Whit
lock. was accompanied from Zurich to
Berne by Pleasant A. Stovall, American
minister to Switzerland, who, with the
legation attaches, went part Of the
way to- 9ntier with him.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-07
WAR EsoLUTIoN APPROVED
'areign Affairs Committee Re-
asure, II TO 2, Cooper
kiefcfd Dissenting.

Washington, April BY a vote Of
II to 2, the house foreign affairs COM
mittee reported favorably the Flood
Martin state-of-war resolution, amend
ed to conform In every particular to
that which was under consideration In
the senate. The two dissenting votes
were cast by Representatives Shackle-
ford Of Missouri and Cooper Of Wis
consin, the latter the ranking Repub-
lican member Of the committee.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-07
RUPTURE WITH VIENNA SURE
Relations With U. s. to Be Severed
as Result of Strong Ger
man Pressure.

The Hague, April 5.-Austria-H Hun
gary will break diplomatic relations
with the United States as the result Of
strong German pressure.
The American situation was the
main topic of discussion at the confer
ence at Homburg between the kaiser.
Emperor Carl of Austria, and central
power generals, according to informa-
ton received here.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-07
CALLS U. S. TREATY BREAKER
Berlin Insists That Germany Never
Has Violated Prussian Pacts
of 1885 and 1899.

Washington, April 5.-Insisting that
Germany never has violated the Prus-
sian treaties of 1855 and 1899 and
1923, the German government replied
to thlt governments refusal to reaf-
firm those treaties. Berlin also
claimed that the United States has It.
self violated the treaties 'by refusing
to allow the departure from American
ports Of German merchantmen at the
beginning Of the war;"
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-07
Avalanche Kills General.

Amsterdam, April GA Salzburg
dispatch to the Berlin Tageblatt an
nounces the death of the Austrian ma
jor general, Won Hennerg, who was
killed by an avalanche during an In
spection on the Italian front, .
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-07
Six Months' Sentence.

New York. Henry wager, a May
wood IN. J.) real estate dealer, was
sentenced to six months in the work.
house here for having attacked Presi-
dent Wilson in public speech.
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Mine sweeper Is blown Up.

sssondon-The British Admiralty an
nounces that mine-sweeping vessel
of an old type struck mine and sank.
The announcement adds that "a mea
OF the crew Of the vessel are missing.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-07
Eg,,,,, w..er Tank KIN. Four

baltimore, Md.-Four men were kill.
ed ana three men and girl were In.
jured when water tank on the build
ing OK 8. Halle Sons buckled and went
through six floors to the basement.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-07
CALLS AMERICA
BLUFF FACTORY
Berlin Editor Writes in Harsh
Vein Against the American
Government.
U-BoAT WAR WILL CONTINUE
German Official Declares Warfare Is
Measure of SeIf-Defense Against
the Allies and Not Directed at
the NeutraIs.

Berlin, April 5.-"The great bluff
factory across the Atlantic"
That is the name given to the Unit
ed States by Count zu Reventlow in
an article in the Deutsche Tages lei
tung on the German American situa-
ton.
Count zu Reventlow, classed as one
of the leaders of the bitter anti-Ameri-
can faction, wrote in a harsh vein
against the policies of the American
government.
New Peace Offer to Be Made.
Most of the newspapers hailed calm
ly the news that President Wilson had
asked the American government to de-
clare state of war between the Unit
ed States and Germany. Some gave
more space to the prospects of peace
than the outlook for a new enemy.
The Lokal Anzeiger has given i'm
petus to the peace talk by stating in
Tuesday mornings issue that a new
peace offer would shortly be made on
the initiative of Hungary. This
measure was agreed upon, 1t was
said, at the last big council of the CEN
trail powers.
Firebrands among the editorial writ
ers warn the people that the entry Of
the United States in the war would
eprolong the conflict, rather than has
ten peace, unless the central powers
agreed to dishonorable and humiliat-
ainfr farms y n n. "
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rhirty-seven British sh ips sunk.

London-British merch ant vessels
of 1900 tons or over sunk by m ines or
submarines in the week emdins, April
1, and including two not report ed for
the previous week, number cd llS, &C
cording to the official stat enc Mt Is
sued. Thirteen British vess els under
1000 tons were sunk in , the same
period.
Dresden,-April 10 has bee IN dexsig-
mated by Col Allen Sharp, /, president
OF the Weakley county farl ners' in.
,stitute, as general cleanup do " on the
farms of Weakley county, an County
Judge Mayo has issued proc laEnation
declaring this day general cleanup
day, and asking all farmers to unite
In carrying out the suggestion 4 OF Mr..
Sharp.
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\ ? , -
TO ignore Estate Of War;

War has made the people apathetic
and there was very little excitement
over the news that America is lining
up with the entente. Germany, it is
said, has made no preparations to
wage war against the United States.
1t was made clear officially that the
imperial government would not recog-
nize a estate of war" even if declared
by the United States.
No aggressive steps will be under
taken by Germany against the United
States, high official said.
Unrestricted U-boat warfare will go
on. The official emphasized, however,
that this warfare was measure of
self-defense against the allies and not
directed against neutrals, even though
neutral shipping must suffer from it's
consequences If 1t penetrates the barred
areas.
Semi-Official assurances were given
that Americans In Germany will be
treated with the utmost courtesy and
that the German government proposes
to adhere strictly to the letter of the
old Prussian treaty affecting the status
of such nationals and their property.
The hope was expressed that similar
treatment will be accorded Germans
and their property In the United
Statns
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"ProsperIty Governs U. s."

The Frankfurter Zeitung In analyz-
ing the causes Of conflict between the
United States and Germany, says:
"They are Of two kinds--material and
moral. In regard to the first the Amer
leans say: we won't allow our very
great export trade to the entente
countries to be forbidden Prosperity
is the word which governs America"
The paper says 1t is painful fact
that the United States has been In
fluenced wholly by English and French
culture, while the German spirit, not
withstanding the numerous immigrants
into the new world, has had no eff
feet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-17
Ser amgebrobte Giiem'
babnftreif.
prdfbsnt DifOn bofft INNER nod.
bas er permieben tperben lam.
gr bat elm aommittee, bas Dermitteln
ioG, na4 Rsp Yort gef4idt.
Die giisnbabner i4einen qber snt'
idlohen au isin. au iireitsu.

@afbinstOn, 9.G, 16. Mdr3
Der prGjibsnt Wilion appeaute an
syreitag an Den patriotismus Der ST
lsnbabnlsitsr unD Der Gbeis Der Siien'
babns8riioTi4aften baB iis oie 3lDis
i4en ibnen beitebsnoen StreitfrageE
no9mals in GrpGsung 5isben lolteu,
UNI cine unterbreduns bss Giienbabns
Dertebrs .in bieier 3eit Der nationa'
len 9efabr" gu perbinoern.
Der 2lppsa bes prdiiOsnten iDurbs
ausssi9idt, na4bsm CT uuO bas Rabi'
net einen 8oridlag oes nationaler
9ertbsibisunssratbes eutgeheibeH bat.
te, bag Elm aommittee na9 Reip Yori
esI6idt perben iOIe. bas ben 8eriut
MAIDEN ion 5tDiiden ben gtenbatner
unb ben MnseiteIten gu permitteIn
Sas &ommittee, aug ben Setretdrer
Cane unb WilIon, bem prdiibeuteu be,
Baltimore 6 Obio Gii.nba6n Daniel
Winarb, unb Samuel Sompers bette
benb, r.iite nod am Ra4mittas mad
Hsip gort ab.
Der prGfberrt ift INNER nod ii59'
5eust, bab es gu tetnem Strsit TOM
men tptrb, er bat abr beuno6 BIZ
MaBnabm.n in eripdsuns, bic setrof'
fen iperben miifen, ipenn Der Nppel
an beu patriotismus erfoIslos ieir
folIte. gs banbsIt ii9 bauptfddRd
I'm bds Broblem, mas in gefeslihel
WeiIe setban iperben lam. I'm bic BE
forbering bon GebensmitteIn uub be,
poit seipGbrleiften su i0nnen, banr
aber AUDI Inn bic oisl erniiere Gage, BIZ
entftebeu fam, ipenn bas 2anb in ber
3ri.s bineins3ogeu tperben font.
Dieter lebtere pbai. tpirb aber peni,
ger Beadtung beiselest. benn man If
Der Mniiht, Sab man I'M syalle eines
arieges auf bic aopalitGt aller eiienD
babn=4 =4neeffellten re6nen fann.
Die Beau,ten Der BriiberI6dfter
treffen insfpiid.n ale Dprbereitunger
fir ben Streit unb fis fagen, baB E,
ptintilib In araft treten ipirb, penr
ii4 nidt ettpas gang aub1setp65nli.
9es ereignet.
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te, 1T ni9t betannt absr bn llms
itanb, bab Is Sub pon bem gor5tms
mer sntfernt, in tpel4em iid bic grs
ploiion ereisnete, @i@ter ggiaiadm U.
aorino bonn Sbergeri6t sine @eri4tss
iisung a6bieIt, ldbt barauf i@lieBen'
bdb oiefer Don benz 5rd9er Der gombs
ms yluae aefabt aetpelen mar. Wtan
nintmt al, bab bic gombe Dor3eitlg
Sur Grploiion selanste.
Qluber bem 3eriprinsen BON Gens
iterfl ipurbe in benz Geriats5immer
tein S9aDsn anseri6tet, basegen
ipurbe bag 9orsimmer betrd4tli3 be-
Iddbigt. Stenosrapbiitinnsn purbsn
obnmd9tig, @eiaporene, pel9e IN
einem 13immer iiber bem 9Or5immsr
fir i9re ggssr ggssratbsaasssn sinsseiAloilen
iparen, riefsn, man iolle lie in 6ret'
belt Iesen unb einer Der 9eri4tsbeams
ten fiel in Sbnmadt. Starte Wafen
ipurben ionohl i'm @eri4tssebduoe
ais aud in nabeselesersn &apitol plas
5irt.
Ser unioentifi3irte Wdnn mar dus
aenIdeinli4 elm 2lusldnber. pabrs
i6einli6 BON fiibsuropdiT6em urs
Ipruns. Sn isinen aleioern fanb man
nidts, bas gu ieinsr SDsntifi5Irung
bienen tpnnte.
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riae DITTO In Taupfta i1ter benz Sus
bel Der Gritden gelanbet; am %. Sfs
tober 1862 Dirb er in Itben als dbs
geieBt ertldrt unb platute Iagen benz
8olte: Die 2eibeu bes 9aterldnbes
babsn aufaeb5rt! Sas a0ntstbum
Gttos nit nbgeituffti Das @i5et6nig-
tbum QmnItss TT abseIdafft!" l1no
beimlid mub bas enttbrOnte paar
9ellas auf gaimmerpieberfebsn Der'
lafen.
Stun besinnt bas Spiel her RDs
nigsnabl bon neuem IN - europa.
9lber man finbet ni6t lei6t ben, Der
iib nit ber grie9ti6en &rone tegrtits
gen luFen min. Der erfte YrGiioent
ernorbet, Der erfte &Dnig enttbroHt
bonn Bolt unb Seer = Sron uno
S5rpn Dpn SelIas iirtb ptrtli9 nl4t
perlotenb. Wtan ipenbet ii6 an Oon
Sernunbo, Ser5oq Don &oburg 4Gobas
m - er lebHt ab; man periu6t es
nit bem 9eraog @rnit bem3Derten
pou &oburss9otbd - bic Sd6e aers
f9ldgt ii9; man ma6t in 9rie6eHa
lamb ein 9lebis5it fir prtns altreb
BON @rpBbritannien - Der 4SIaH
tOumt ni9t suItanbe. 2orp 9aImers
ion Iett iicb fir ben Tiiriteu DOn Geis
niugen Elm = Der aber nil nic1t; aucp
grsber3oq Morimiliun uuD Geopoio
Don Soben3OlernsSigmartngen geten
einen aDrb; uno 10 Ddblt man
f6liebIt6 pieber einen unerfGbreHen
Sineling, BEN Brin3en Bilbelm BON
9dnemart, Der am 30. Stto6er 1863,
estortirt pon S9iffer Der Shusmdd9s
te, als &0niu 9eorgos /. nadb Sries
9enlanb tprnt.
Siinf5ig Sabre lang fait bleibt er
auf ieinem ghron, leiftet oem GanDe
bic erDbten Dienite uno bod bat er
on ieinem 2ebensabenb glei6 ieinen
&orgGngern init Repolten Der Polttts
fer unb Der 9lrmee 81 tdmpfen. glls
er mad bem Siege iiber bic Surten.
bann iiber bic 9ulqaren enblib d11s
fGngt, ppltstbImliber gu iperben, fdut
er nm eben erIt eetponnenen SaloHItt
einem Morbuttentat gum Spfer.
Gls. Sisger in 5ipei Sriesen, ols
!Seros Der &rmee, als Mehrer Oes Reis
Dies, trat &onftantin als britter &Ds
Mig BON Ss1as feline Regisrung an.
llnb benRo6 tft au8 feline &rone ibm
5ur 9ornentrone geporoen. DAG neue
sriedifbe a0nigsoruma ipislt ii4 uor
uni fnen Iusen ab.
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Bona britiihen YarIament.
gnslanb Bat bi. nsue rufiif6e Regie'
rtins nod nb5t ansrtannt.
Reue parIGmeuisiDablen pisIei1t un'
ausbIeibli9.

2onbo.n, 16. Ndr5. Die britt
fhe Regieruns batie am Jreitas bi'
neue rufiif9e Resisriins nod ni4'
an<rfannt. atuf bic I'M lluterbdus
geitenie 4Hfrage, Oh bds 5aus ttns
Spmpatbiebepeide an bic riiiti4s
Duma i9iden foue unb pel4e S6ritts
sstbdn fpiirben, um bic neus Resie'
ruHa su erfennen, fagte Der S4aB'
ianjltr Donar Com:
.Dus 6dus brarHt iiG feline Sor'
gen su MAIDEN. i1 CLAUDE aber, bab
bic 6erren einieben iperbell, bab mir
tpdrttn miiHen, Bis etipus msbr Qlar.
bit In bic Gage sebradh porben iit-.
Der Rawler fiiste bin3u, bd6 fort,
ipdbrsrb 1ep.T4en BON ct. pters-
burg sinldufsn q berfproG, fpdter
bic Grfldruna iiber bs Gage abseben
~ ippIIen.
lleber bic irIdnbiide Syrnge fpres
djeib. Iaste gonar Gam, bab bos
Wsybaltn Der RutionaIiftsn bic 9eesie.
rung 5ipinsen i0nis, an bds 2dro 81
appe1isn iinb nun cine gleuipobl fir
bds pdrfamfnt ait5aorbnen, auf ben
0runb bin. bab bic Rationafiftsn bsr
Regieruna IN btr Jlbruns bes Rrie.
gss 1haheuiHa IN ben @es isgtm.
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Rod niht iheatifisirt
Sas Cpier bes Rurbes on Der 8ater
aub glnm Strake.

Srot aIler Ra6foritntngen lit Die
esSoentitGt oes Mannes, Der oorgeIteru
glbeno on Der @ater iulb 9llrm Ctr
meu6lings erruoroet norSen lit, nod
nid,t feitgeiteIlt poroen. geim 9ur6'
iil6en Der gffeften 6es @ruloroetesl
iono Coroner Or. gauer elm gloti5.
bud, bas Den Ramen s. 9. SomeIl,
Sot Sprines, ART, entbielt. SroBOenl
Der Wsann als Ben SSones bon ct.
9ouis. no, i'm Mtills Sotel regiitrirte,
iii Coroner gauer Der glniidt, oaB Dies
nid,t iein rittieer Rame gapeien lit.
cSn ben aleibern bes Mannes luurbs
audi cine auseniheinlid an Ieinsm
Sobsstags bon ibm eefdriebens uno
an Srau god sSones, Dirpn. 6ooo
@ountp, ssyas, abrefirte ppittarte
gefunben, porauf er Der 5rau mits
tbeiI, bab er bic 4biiht bsge, Gincins
natl am abenb gu perIaFen unb ibr
fernsr bic 9srii6eruns sibt, bab sr iid
ipobl befinbs unb alIes IN Srbnuns
iei.
Die Sbbuttipn, tpeIde BON Dr.
Gbas. 6. Sotpdrb boreenpmmsn
ipuroe, ersab, bab Der Manu Don 3fpei
auseIn setroffen lporben mar, BON bes
men cine bas Sers burdbobrt bate.
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&euti6Ianb
wirb notwithstanding ssg.n Die arl
unb @sife protsjtir.a,
mie benz Grakn gerniturff unb I.inen
ge9lsiirn .f&erss GsIeii1 &C.
geben ipurbe.

Berlin, iiber Sabpile, 8. &, 1e.
WdrS. DAB bic beutfte Reaieruna
allf Grunb bes geri6tes bes abberus
fenen 9otfdafters graf Don Bern.
forff bur9 bic Sdneijer Deianbt,
f4aft eineu proteft In WaI6inaton ae.
gen bic qlrt unb Weiie erbeben pirb,
pie bic 9riten bos linn burd ben
Staats 6etretdr 2aniins geipdbrte
biplomattihe freie GtIeite ausIegten
unb bur4fiibrteu, ,pirb oIlgemsin on.
senommen. Die ameriiantidr Rssiss
rung bate bas GeIeite gsiudbrIsiItet.
Die lleberfabrt bate ni1t peniaer
aIs bier DoGen IN 4nipru4 senom.
men. Gin folder g}roteit, feIbft lpenn
er IebisIi& formelI fein biirfie, neil
Surd ibn fpdbrenb bes Rriests nidts
bon Belong rrei4t iperbn tunn,
sriiubet ii5 ipabrfdsinIid ouf ben
langen GufentbaIt In 5aliiar. auf bic
leibesnnterfu9uns Ser biplomatiJ6sn
@elelfhaft - dusgenommen bes
Botidafters iefbft - unb sortndfme
ptrf0nlitber Sabe.
~Das bipIomatif4e ii6ere Gslsite
IN 5utpeiltn Elm fyeten pnpier.' Iaste
Graf bon BernItorff iiber bie TOM ipi.
bsrfdbrene Debdnbluns.
elm friibeu Rorssn bts .<qtsa 1as
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1aiier 9fifDlams bat nrf)
niHt abgebamft,
slbcr Die 1iinla ipiro Oarauf beIielen
60 erfIdrte grofeiior gaul Wlilufoif,
Der neue W,iniiter 6es 9leubern.

st. Petersburg 10. War3,
fiber Sonbon, IS. 4,dr5. Hroieiior
Saul 1iilnfofi, Der nei,e Winiiter beS
aleuBeretI. iaate am Sonneritag In Ell.
ner GrtIarms on Die All. Greiie, Die
iolgt:
yCas Trcblem, bns mir loien milf.
fen, beiieIt in Der BieoeraiiridjiIilg
elmer Mntt, meId;e lmltanoe lit, bent
gclfe oen euogiiItigen Sieg iiber iin.
fee ,SeiiIoe 5u iihern.
oGas grnbe 3erbreten Der Ietten
Siegieruiig beitanp oarin, oaB iie oaS
2airb in einem 3i,itanoe polliger DIS.
orJmliiation perieste uno IS od6ird)
ocn grobten geidnperriiien unteupdril
ilao .oicier 3niianb mag ielbit cine ge'
fifrlidje @irflmg aiii Die 5ortiiibrung
bes arieges gebabt baben Die mad
icubc llnyufrieoenbcit Der 9ep6lteriIng
ipar Die ltriahe 6es @ediels Der Grn'
pt, Der iiattgefimbcu bat. Die lln5u.
ir,eocilJeit bes 8CIfes mar cine 10 all.
acmeinc, Oab Die ruiiiife Repolrtion
hie fiir5cjte unb unbIutigite in Der Sc.
id,id)te ipar.
lie perfIoiiene gfesierlrng tudr
o5hig iioIirt, ipoSlirf Die Sbatiade
beii1iigt miro. baB flientnn6 @ertrauen
III lie ieete. aber Die groBen Greig.
rifle Der lebten pdar Gage MAIDEN e5
bcm 8oIfe nl6glib, nel,es 8ertrmien
81 id;opien. llnb biefes @ertrailen
wisu ben gitbuiiasnllis itdrfen uno
Sie nationalen Gtreitfrdfte Dermeb.
rem, 70 bab mir enoIi6 Die Stdrfe se.
fuinnen, bic n6tbig ut, Inn iiber ul;.
icrc iSeinOe 3ii iiegen.
Die reue Hegiering betradret es
aIs nnerl6bIii), 6cB Der &aiier iein.
glbSanfiing linter3eidnet uno baB Der
G,robfiirft DeimoeI sneranoropitdI
ientpor1r init Der @egentiIaft betraiit
miro. @ir betrad)ter es als riintoglit,
ocb oieier geihIlb eednSert tpirb.
.,Ien lesten 9sadridteH 3iifoIge ioll
iit Der Bar in 8sfo!u (162 gieilen
l.itspeitIid, BON ct. Retersbllrg) befin.
cen. Geine Raieit6t iu,troe uif,t Der.
hoftet. Die aaiierin perbIeibt IN
Siarfsfo Cello, ipo iie in poaiger
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-17
4as !6pd)ipaiier
Sas Snriidtreteu Ses Clio Sarfte am
bentigen Sage besinueu.

Dos Scftpaiier miro aIlem Gnifeir
nab au belrigen Gage fem Gn6e er.
reid)t baben iinb Cincinnati lit iulter
bieien llnttirt6en icbr glimpili9 oa'
oongetoumen. Ser SIuB erreidte I'M
sebn llbr am geitrigen gbeito einc
@aiierb5be bon ST. SUP ilnb bIiet
bis nad Iaittsrroft ltationGr ,ult
bnm mar Elm gang unbcoeiitenoea
Stergen 6encrfbor. iobaB obne sragt
i'm 2Gufe oes beiitigen Cages Die sod.
fluib nift mir ibren S0bepunft er'
reifen, ionbern aild Oas 3uriidtreter
ces g5aIiers beginnen miro.
Sll Bortsmoutb bat Sas Sodyipafie,
geiietn nit 54,5 SUB ieincn Sobe.
pIntt erresd)t uno in WapsoiGe, ipc
Der @aiierftano 81 jyltb ipdhrenS Se%
geitrigen ,Sages erreitt batte, biirfte
bciiic bas @aiier ebenfaIls besiitnen
5uri:d5ittrsteu,
,ynI Saufe bes gcitrigen Cages iettt
dllerbings peri6:e0entIi6 Regen eiIt.
dber Die @aiiernieugen, Die aus Den
berirnterfcrnen, tuarel nid)i
geniisenb I'M bas Sodtpdier su Der-
HIinrnrern.
SIN 2aufe bes seitrisen Mbenbs
tparen nod psrfdisbene 3iise i'm
Stanbe, In ben Union Central 9abns
hof ein3ufabren, obidcn bic @sIeiie
bereits gum sbeil unter WaHsr fans
ben. aber bic nod braudbaren @eisiie
paren bieienisen, bic Dor eiriser Seit
mit MiidiiGt airf So4flutben stfpas
hober gelegt tporben ipdren.
Die WoHerb0be betrug seferwMOrs
gen Inn feds libr 55,1 Sub unb nads
bem Der GIub pdbrsub bes Tasss
longiam sfFksfu mar, srrei1ts I'm
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3eppeline
StatteteH ben iiib0flid.n gourtiss
BON gnslanb
Sn Der 9adt bonn 5rei!us gum Sams'
tas ipieber einn gsiu9 ab.

2onbon, IT. Wdra. - Giner
am Samitas Worgsn I'm baIb ein llbr
erlafIenen ofFi5iellsn 8etanntma4una
aufolse tpurben in Der lssisn 1ad)l
bic fiib6ftIiden Counties BON enalant
bon feinbIiden auftf4iffen beimsss
iu4t uno bic ansriffe iparen am friis
ben Morsen nod i'm Gangs. gOmbsn
iuurben in aent abseiporfen. Die Be-
tanntmaduns lautet ipis forst:
.GeinbIi4e 2uftfdiffs IN foip.i.
nod unbetannter 3abl sriffen in bsr
Iebteu Ra4t bic fiib6fii4en Gounties
an. 9omben iiHb nm Go1ntp aen!
absetporfsn tporben. Die Mngriffs
fiub nod i'm Ganse. Cine ipei,ere
getanntmaauns pirb ain Tlorgsn er.
laien perben.1
DaB Rriegsamt batte uorber aud
aHseiiinSist, bab elm fsinbIides Gluss
ssus gomhen auf Defsate qbseppr,
ten babe. gs tpurbe Riemanb &c,
tobtst ober pertpunbet unb Der anaes
ri4tete Sdaben III unbebsutenb.
Weitsate ift elm Seebab in Der Qdbe
Don Warsate, so DlsiIen DON aunoun
enif.rnt.