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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
3eppelime nnb JImsSemse
Griffen pdbrenb Der RaGt unS aul
Utttttpo9 Wiorgen
an Oeridieoensn Yunttsn bic btitild)s
Eiiite an.
OopsI uno Warsats purosn mit
8pmben bsleat.

&oHpon, 22. 4usult.-em: blsr
erlaneHs orrr5lsIle SetanHtmd9llng
lautet ME folst:
nSeinO!i9s sufti4iffe, bersn GAIL
nipt gsnau fefiseitelt iusrnen tOllnte.
srjaieHsn in Der Issteu yla4t on Der
Sults Don goriibirs tim RorDen Gngs
IanOs. an Der gtorbies). gus oer
2ufti4iffs srtff bic Sfiffe uHD be
Seteltlsungen on Der UtiiHbung t:r
!SuHtber an uuo purbe Don unfstsE
ADipebrtanOnsn bd4oHen. 90 Icrf
msbrsre Yontbsn ab unb flog oauE
pisoer iesfDdrts bappH. Der dngetil9s
tete Sddben 1T unbebeatenb. Gin
Wann Duroe perfDunbet."
zine peiters DON benz GelomdriGol
SorD Tren9 erIonsne SeiaHntma.
dung Iuuiei pie fOIgt:
~3ebn feinbli4e Jlugseuss nd5erten
fib nm 8isrtsl na9 10 lbr ber ahlle
BON &ent, in Der RGbe Don Rarsoats.
Die fetnblt1sn Glteger iparen rii6t in
Stunbe ,ins Snners einsubrinsen, oa
lts DON unferen Tliesern, tpk aud Don
unferen gatteren angegriffen uno in
petttger Wetfe beiGmpft fpurben.
Cine tleins 9btbeilung flos freit.
It5 na4 Wareute, rthtete feinen &urs
bonn aber mad Siiben. Der Rsft ilps
in fiiblidsr Ridtuns Der aiiiie ert,
lang Biz rad Dooer.
-4uf Dobsr uno Tlarsais purbsn
Yomben obgeporfen Soneit bies bis
jest geuslbet ipurbe, iinb brsi gsrIos
nen eetObtet unb sipei perpunbet pors
ben. Ser materieGk S9absn, Der ans
geri9tet tpurbs, 1T ni6t btbeuieno.
3tpei fsiuofibe Woi9inen Durben poE
unieren @bipebrfdnonen unb DON un=
fersn JIisgsrn abedhoFsn."
9lus bem 9eridt bes 5tlomars
fdlnlls Jrenh s.bt bsrpor, bab bic
Deutf6en 8omben auf Dober, Usnrs
gate unb Gnmssuts abtparfsn Sn
Warsate tDrrbs nismanb perIsbt, aber
in Doper unb Rumsadte puroen IL
Psrfonen eetDsist unb 13 perIebt.
Gin So1pital uub mebrere pribatbdus
fer tDurben beffdbigt. Der librer
elmer Der ubsef9ofsnsn fsinblidtn
Wlafdinsu tpurbe gsrstid. CT mar
nur fsi9t perpunbst.
ans ein.m peitere geri6t Der
Rart'ebebSrbsn se4i 5srSor. bGb ssbrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
Die @emxism Der V.M.N.
Die nd9ite Reunion fin
bet in PortIaub, Ore,
itatt.


Bottom, RaT., %. @usuii. Sn
Der bsutisen gefhGftsiibuns Der
O. q. R. ipurbe btidloHtH, bdB bic
nd4itjdhriss ReuniOn in PORTLAND,
Oregon, fatifinbtn iOl. gltIaniie
Gitp, q. s.. bic sin3iss anbsre Stabt,
bic ii9 Inn bic Gbre beparb, ipurbs
nit elmer ein5igsn Stimms sefhtas
gen. Gs tpurb. als argument poree'
braht, bab portIanb nod niemals
Elm JtIblaser Der u. u. R. sehobt
babe, ipdbreHb qilnnitc Giip bic De-
ieranen srit DOT elm paar Jabrsn be-
berbsrgts.
Die GripdbIuns zines nsuen Dbsrs
fommano.urs als NadfoIssr Don 30.
y. paitenon finbst am Donnsritag
itatt. Col. OrIanbo q. Somsrs DON
aoton;o, Jnb., III Der itGrfite Ranbis
bat, fpeunsIsid ipdbrsnb bes 9asss
auh Der Col. 3. papion 8rabIsp, Der
sbemalise Departments aommans
btur DON RaHaduietts, pisIs 4nbdn'
ger beiam.
Sm porisen Sabre mar Col. 9raSs
lep in aanIos Gitp i'm Suiefe Don
patterfpn suriidaetreisH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23

Tas Hnianbere @erbGltuih Siuiidea
Graa Rsib nnb BEN 0Ieiddfts.
asenten SobnIou.

IN Sa6en Ses Sooes fes Geifaitss
ageaten Der slnitreiuer- Union, S1mes
y. Ssobnion, Der ron 5rau gellls
9iotb in osren gebalIiilne cn l2. uEo
Maee StraBe ON fl. SslIHi erifollen
rsroe, bot Coroner Sr. Bauer geltern
ein gerSift absegeben. Gs miro oarin
geiast, oab bic ,Srml ale orei Sdnliis
cbge1ebtn. Gle bate ieiner 3clt er'
fI1rt, bag SScbnion lie nngecrifien uno
iie itb pertheioigt babe. 9taboem iic
spei S1liiie abgeaebcn bate sSobil'
ion ibr Den &enoIper entriiien uno
einen S.itten Sdub nili lie abgefaI,
ett. 9tcdD aenalier llnterindaIng DER
lInitnnoc lit Der Coroner 5u Der
lleber5eEgung qefoHmen oab Ole
Grau oreimal oiif ibren SciidJer &C.
fcnert bate. ;3rpei au1eln botten &c.
.roffen im5 Die brittle mar IN Die
Sssaao geiabren 9llid) iteIt oas Ger.
Gift Die @ebauptiing Der Srai in sGbs
reSe, iporiadj tie iih Die JrrBte Wiii1e
cogeben bate, oaS rniaubere 8erbult
nib n63ubred;en. SSm 8esentbeiI. Ter
Coroner bat ernlittelt, oaB Sic 6ruu
ibren @alan h1iiiig telepboniih anges
rl:fcn uno nit ihm HeitaurnntS nno
SdibIaeer beilidt bette. Sie tatte iif
bel allen Selesenbeiten 70 betrnsca
oaB Die Seute Die lleber3euNlug gss
iuinnen muBten. aIs pdre lie rieiis III
SSSotnion berihoiien. Gte Hotb fpuroe
bereits am % eSlili negen Rorocs
I'M opeiten @rao In slnfIuge periest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23

@rnnt graper ans Goa T'ap, ap.. bet
betalmtIitJ bel Der pcri.'fteu gritir.
nnina ocs @sidngniiIes in 2oturencs.
burg eriboiien tprrSe. nitt 81 erinit'
icIn pernodit. 3bater ioa Der goli,iit
Sell gDurfer iein. oh fie 5bat ater
gsrehtiertigt NOR orer nidt
ME Der Coroner In ieincni Bcrbift
berporbsbf, nitlf ieiriteaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
Gin bic gnnSeserOhaeifmOrenen

5reo. 6. @i6ts, ein aneeitelIter Der
gIhaTs GrpreB Co., Der alis ciHeut
aoiier in 5rmtiit einen Oiammitrirg
irl 0srthe Don $3.50 aeitoblen baben
ioa, bate geitern Dor gunoestommtis
far 9loler iein 8orperbor mo tuuroe
BON bieiem Den Grobgeidiu4reiiei.
iiJcruicien. GiGbs wobnt 1927 Race
Sirobe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
Die Soblenprsiie.

Sie Setiesuns Der aobIerpreiic
ieitens Ger gunbesregieruug Uiro sur
SrIge baben, Oab bic Ginciruatier
lhrt aobIen I'M eiren Dollar Die
Gorne biIliger lperoen einfmifcn. 0ns
Cinid,reiteu Der Reeicrung tit benz.
llat cine ipoblibdtiee Wabregel-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
9sl5blidJ aeiturben.

Tie 80 Sabre olte Iarsaret Gopls,
ipeihe in elmer SaE,ilie Ro. 6f2 Rod
Dale Aucrns als aohin teid,ditigt
mar, ipuroe cntieeIt in Ger Slide nuf.
aefunoen 2mtt 9efirnb res Gproncrs
bat Gin Ser5id'lag Dem 9eben Der 5ral
elm ploblid)eS 3iel ceiett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23

Wit 1agssanbrua am Wliitippd bds
zen be SiaIiensr ntrs 5ruppenmaFen
berangebraht uno dbtrmais unfere
poiitiontn auf BEN gario platsau ans
sesriffsn.
Aud bic Arms bes Baron Don
Gonrab bat heftissre Sample su beife-
5en."
~Sm ausdnO 5haI bra9ten unfsrs
Grtunbigunssabt6silunse 70 Gsfaps
gene Elm. Rorbpsftlih Don 9lrfisrS
uurben stpei Cffi,isrs unb $50 Wunn
sefangsn ssnommsH unb orei Mni9is
nengeidiise srobsrt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
Snt;na ueri6uben.

@egen oes 9icscnpriterS. neIhes
Jeitern bis lPittag berridlte, mubte
Dos Outing rcr SanSelsfommer in
Goncn Sslarn peritoben irerocn. gs
iinoet n1fJitsn Gienita9 itutt Ino oa3
iiripriin1lid)e Yrosrantm miro ols'
oanu IN ieinem sansen llmfang eard,.
1ehihrf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
Die RafionaI' 8snbenticn
bes Q. 6. GentralbereinS
Jnboffirt bic Jriebens.
btmahunsen bts y ap.
ifSa

ct aouis, Ro., %. aug. Cine
RsfoIutiOn, IN iptI6er bic Bemiibun'
gen oes popii.s Benedict i'm JntersTe
bts Grisbens inboffirt perben, fpuros
am Rn4miiias bon Der RationnIions
psntion bsA Dsutf6tn 2atboliiden
Gsntralpertins aHssnommsn. Die
nG6itjGbrise 2onDsniion ipirb In Gan
@nionio, 9sgas. ituttfinben.
Die fOlgsnben geamteu tpurosn ers
Ddblt:
qrdTbent, Jofspb Urep. glnp yori;
/. giss prdfibent, Wli4ael Wirten,
Chicago; 2. @bs priiibtni, Wis
Gael 0ed, St. aouis; prot. SefrtiGr,
auguf Sprinsoh. Wilnauist; 9orr.
unS fyinans Gtir.tdr, 5obn q.
Jusnsmann. ct. paul; Sddbmeiiier,
Qouis Innas, penniplpanid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
eifenbabn. unfolL

aoltbo, Obio. %. ausuft. t.-S'i
2ime giip, 1c Msilen fiibIid bon 1i'r,
sntsltiiis am Wiitpod Ulorgtn en-
pafasisr,us Der Gbio Central gabn
unb ss tam babel .in Wann, JImss
Ulorrifon, Don Columbus. INNS asbsn,
ipdbrsnb unsefdbr 20 perIorsn mrbr
obu lpsniser fdpst Derlebt purbea
Arm eeforben.
Rem Orleans, Co., %. &aa.
er5biidaf 9ubert gIent 1T in DSais,r
4rmutb ssitprbsn. Rad 2ib5iIs Der
yesrdbnibioit.n iptrb,n nt4i sin pdar
bunbert Dollars perbleibsn. Gits
@srii6trunssspoIiee bon $1,000 tcs
Der @srftOrbtn. fir bic Disbsrbkrfsl'
lung Der Ct. Coulter aatbsbrals 5.-
iiimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
Oemeral Setditfb
Bum Rommanbeur Der
n0rbIiheu ruHff9sn
fgrou, eyna NM

SroHi er II M.
ct. petersburg. 20. auguf.
General asiaistp III gum aOmmon'
btur Der ruTifdsH 9ruppen on Der
n0rbIiden Jrort .rHnnnt iporben aIs
Ro9foIser beg Generals Don alems
bopsip.
General Qei5ittb mar bic redie
Sdnb bes Generals gruIiloip fpdhrenb
ftinr srfolgr,itsn Offenfips bonn
Sommsr ports.n Sabres. Or nabm
pieIe 1aufenbe pon Oeiierrei6ern GEE
fansen unb bei,bt, bi. saHse 9u.Os
nina. Sm Waro b. J. wurbe sr gum
Rommanbeur bss ruHii6en gsHtrums
ernannt.
GrObts Derttaueu bot BITE
raSinii4s 3eitung'
amferb m. %. 4uguF. Die
,aSlnii9e 3situns" iast in einem
2eitartittl. bdB bic Jrieoensnote b.s
paptes in @aTbinston obns peitsrss
suriidgsipieTsn iporS.n i,i.
.0tr Bluff" bes Geinbss ma4t
uns .sine ansft.A ias. bic 3eituHs.
.Dsnn mir nod tiN,n Wini.f GUS,
taltsn, onnn ipirb bi. WtriblOiis.sit
Der amsri,aniI4en Silie 2ln.n iIar
iperb,n, unb "a tpirb ben fsinbIihsn
Resi.runs.n bonn nitts anberss
iibrig blsibsn, aIs ibren senarrtsn
@Sli.rn sinaussitsbeu, bab fie oas
GpieI perIpren bnben."
Cir Samts W. Gerart.
2pnbOR, %. ausuii. - Dar1
bic .DaiIp RailA ut bs.annt sspor.
ben, bab Sdmes 20. @srarD, ebeatol:.
ger bsutfder 9oii9aftsr in Berlin,
Dom a6nis Geors ben Crbsn zines
Ritters bes Grobirsusss bon Bath,
aIs ansr,sunune fir ietns Yeniihun'
gen i'm SntsrtFe Der britiT4tn gsIans
sensn in DeutIhIanb. erbaIten ba..
Der Srben fpurbt @erdrb i4on In
iJtbruar anssboisn, sr iDnnts ibn abr
Hi4t annehmen, neil er bamdIs nod
i'm Oisufte bee Ser. Gtoaten itanb.
Durd ben Orben fpirb gsrcrb gum
@itter NIT BEN prGbitat cir.
Wsrfsntuns zines 9 9tf'
fss.
Gin attantii9er 9afsn,
%. ausuit. - Cine R<ibe BON orabis
lOisn Dt.lOuneen, ipis iie in BEN GOo.
bud zines aus sinsm itanbinau;Ibsn
9afsn einsetroffsnsn jnsutraIsn 9ams
piers gu erisbsn iinb. ertbsilt guss
tunft ii6sr bic 0srisniuns zines S4ii.
les bur4 sin beutf4ss Sau9boot. MS
bas neutrule Gdiff bi9. an Der Rife
bon Srlano porbeifubr, fins ss bic
Yoti4aft auf:
.Wir tperbtn bon stneM 9auaboci
Derfolgt.~
3ebn Ninutsu ipdtsr fam bic Bci.
f4aft:
.S4nsIs Siliel'
Ra4 fiinfoebn Wtinutsn 'am Die
Welbuna:
~Gas S6iff ftsht In Branb unb
fdngt on gu iinfen. Der aapttdM bat
bic Nannitoften in bic Rsttunssboots
beorbert.-
Die S9lubbotlhaft lauiets:
&c 1T aus nit unss" unb glsids
ositig iDurbs Der Drt Der @srfsntuns
anse9eben. Da es bem neutralsn
S4iff. ni6t erIaubt mar, su 5iIfc gu
ellen. CAB "a bic 8otfdaftsn psiter
nnb in 5ipanSig Winuten fling ss bic
gotfdoft sines amtriianii9en 3.rilSs
rers auf, baB e. IN einer Gtunbe ben
ytonHf4dften su SiIfe sOmm<n iD,rse.
9robiartsn In ber g 9neis.|
Bern, 20. Anguif. .-Wom /. Of
tobez an NIB Hzeb IN bsr G9psi3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
ahde unb Weiunobsit.

tebsr ben @sfhmad ldbt iid b.s
tdnntlih niht ftrsiter. Sds gift ua'
tlrli6 BON uni.rem GefHmadiinn
i,lbii. Die 6rili6sn unb inbipibusIIsn
Neinungsn bariibsr, mas fhmndbaft
I.i, tiffsrirsn ssipoiiia. Snbefen. no
3unae unb Gaumen iif traSssn. miiis
fen j.bsnfnls AUDI Taeen uno Darn
nuf tem Gotten iein. nm uaabaltissn
0snub an ben Spsiim Su berifdf'
fen. aiife unS ao5tunft miif.n ii4
nit bisi.n pi6tissn Graansn absu.
iinbsn iufen; bsnn Il, Idiim fi4 ni4t
unstIiraft psrnddISiiissn. Bon Der
3ubsrsiiung alIsir bdngt Oft bic Der.
bauli6tsit. Der Ribripsstb Der Ge,
ridte uno bas gDpblttfiuben ab.
JrsiIib DsrIanst audi bsi Der auss
fpah Der 9ebensmiitsl btrsn gsi5mms
lihteit fir Die tinJelnen psrfoneu
ssbiibrsnbs gsriidfhtiguns.
Ssbr Ju i9dbsn bleibsn babtr bi.
ben qppetit rei5enotn Gsnubmitttl,
irpbbsm ibr sissntlihsr RGbrasbalt
meiiisns rs9t ssrins III. Dur4 ans
ssnshms Diir;. nirb nidt nur bic
Msnst, fonbern aua bic 0eroauiih.
i.it Der RabruHs ssitsissrt. Di.
@orip.ifen besipeden msili.ns nur,
ben appttit 81 srfpsden. Die ben 0.s
fbmad Der gouiilon bsbingenbtn
5leiifiaI,s trassn sum aufbau bss
RDrpsrs BET, regen ober aud bic IRA
ssntbdiisieH ipoblibGiis an. Tis
aromatH9en Gupptnirduisr bisnsn
bsm alei9en 3p.d. Dabsi nsbmtu
fait iammtlifs Sinns baran tbeii,
ben Otrbauunssaft 81 f6rbsrn.
9eim anblid lsdersr Spsiisn be-
ainnt Der Wassnfaft bsrsits ii6 abs
suionbrn. Spsi9el unb Maasns
fafi ipsrben 3ur gtroauuna benotbigt.
Sidrter nod srrsgt ben Masen Der
birsiie @aumsntib:i. Sn Der R.is
bsnfoIse Der 5aislfssub,n MAIDEN bas
Der fart eepiir3t. 9orfpeiTsn germ
ben geginn. Sic 6saiiniiesn bic 0srs
bduunastb1tiatsit erbobsn bds Be
hagen an ben fols,nftn Gsridtsn uno
btren Bet5mmli6t.ii. Der Wlassn
ipirb auf iusitsrs 9lnfOrhsrunssn Dors
tsrsitst. Wtnn nan absr nit gehas
gen fpeiit, 70 ibt man aud in Der Re
gel Iangiamsr, iaut iorgfdItiasr, Der.
msbrt bic a6fonbsruag bss SpeideIs
unb tss Nagsniaitss. allss biss biirfs
ts fiaer Der gdunSbsit sutrdslidsr
i,in, nls Elm baitisss UsrIalinesn Don
arobn giiisn, bsntn man iaum 0sf
Thmad dbgsfpinnf. aus dbnliheE
griinbsn blsibt es porSu3i.bsn. all
g,bsdt.n 9if4tr ohns llnrubs In Gss
itlffaft su ip.ifsn. Deisniliferi
nod ipirb Der Dsrtb sinsr sutsn Rii6s
fir frnnIe. insbsionbtrs ON Nassr
unb Darn lsibtrbe ptrfonsn. ioris
Bel Didtiuren. G.ynbe BET Qeutsn,
bsnsn gsipiiie Spsiisn perbctsn iinb.
ober fpsl9e an appsiiilciiaieit Iabori'
rem, fpirb burn ssI9idis 3ubtrtituns.
ipslht ben porssf4ristsnsn Gorbe'
ruHgeH asniigt. nbs- sualsih ben Gins
nsn su fbmsihsin bsrftsbt. Oft pisl
,rrsift. Wan btnfs nur an bic
;ismIiG sint5niss. fd9rdnftt Oidt
Der 3udsrtrnHttn. ossr Bel Ritrsn'
Ieiben. Da ipirb bic Mbtpt2slung In
btr f&madbafisn 3utreituns au sinsr
beilinmtn. itssnsrsihm aunit. Die
tp6funft bsrruas ottr ri4i nur cine
ysbilfin nes 4rStts su rperben. fpns
bern barf ptrfufen. isi5itfiGnbis ben
arsi oft iibtrfliidia ~ MAIDEN, bic Be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
Mtrbuns.

6ur (3ur WirtbTdoftsriH): .S5rsn
Sis mai. anroIins, ipsnn Id Jbnsn
jtbi sinen 5siraihsantras ma&en
WiriH&ofitrin: .el9 nss!s
2err: .Das tpiIrben sic b0an IA.
asn9s
lktaS SatissIas .a6iai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
Eolitiiaes.

IIe So5inliiten baben i'm 3rpeiteiI
&oncreb6rltrift in Der Berion BON
Games Z. @farib einen &aroi0ateri
aiigeitclt. Sn Der Matform ipiro bet
&iDerruf oes slusbetinesgeieses per-
laugt, aqgenicine 8olfsabitlmrnurlJ
efe arieg erflGrt tper6en oarf, oaB
oGnc icine gintpiaigiine tcin Olmn
nah eiIIem anoern 2an6e 5u ariegs'
bicriten geianbt per6en Sarf unS
idlieblif ioQ @dibingtou ieine 6rie.
b'nsbeoineungen angebeH. Die ga'
fans i'm 2. Tiitrift lit befanntIid, burdj
Den 0fiidtritt pon 0ietor Seins Der.
,rrindjt poroen. @arih nohnt III Rors
pooo unS iii Gementfoutrnftor
Sobn 9lIercnber, ben bic 0enlofras
ten IN sen Brimdrfuableu fir Siaot.
ratb in Der II. @arb arieeiteat ba'
beu, blr Die Honlinatinn nbgelehnt.
gSie uerIalltet, piro Die Greflitiue
Som Netpboaie nanlbcft MAIDEN.
Ser Nortb Cincinnati Republican
Glib bdi ON 1. Scpteiuber ipin Gut
illg III 9oneD SSslonb. ESobn @olpin,
DR. repu5lforiid)e WaporsfmSioat,
Srraro ;serris uno Souis GapeQe
m, roen Sic Rebnncr ic;r.
Ter Central 9a5or Council bot o,r
&tGiibeuten 6. g. 6itfens ernddtist,
cinen &anoioaten fir S6ulratb niiss
pttpdbl2n.
Bie es heiBt, tpiro 9olis lnfter,
oer @eitlaftsd9ent Der Uhriifer l1nicn.
nem Central 9cbor Gouritil fir
SuaiIrnth enooiiirt tpcroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23
gerantiportiidfeit nidrt fetis.iteilt.

Ter @oreHer bat Die Qerantport.
1HHtst tar ben Soo oes SeIOatep
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-23

sslus5suss Don Dem @Otba 7pp an
bem slHsriff betbsiIist fpdrsp, uno
bab iis in elmer !oSbs bon II, 900 bis
10 OOO Ttfb fInnsu
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-26
DR.. PATTERSON TELLS
OF CONDITIONS IN
THE BRITISH ISLES

That women will be retained in the
employ of large manufacturing plants
in England after the war is over, be-
cause of their efficiency. making the
standard OF adequate fitness higher
than formerly. when men We're in
greater numbers in factories. is the
firm belief of DR.. +. b. Patterson, an
eminent Methodist clergyman, who
has travelled extensively in both con
! tinents and who last crossed the ocean
10 the United States from England
in September of the past year. coming
over in the Carpathia.
In one ammunition factory in Eng
land where as many as 5000 women
are employed. according to the STAN
dard of perfection. the work done by
these women measure up to one-thou-
sandth of an inch.
| In another factory where women are
employed in great numbers. filling the
places of men who are at the front.
employers say that they will not dis
charge them when the men return be-
cause Of their proficiency, which will
make it absolutely necessary that the
| men work with as great degree of
skill and reliability
| DR.. Patterson. accompanied by Mrs
Patterson. and his mother. Mrs Mary
| b. Patterson. is spending the winter
at the Ivy Lane Inn. which has been
! his favorite hosiery for several sea
sons
! Crossing III September was a very
exciting voyage" said DR.. Patterson
Eleven days We're spent in making
| the trip because OF the detour made
necessary by the following of German
! submarines who pursued the Carpathia
until we'll out OF the danger zone. max
ing the escort of British destroyers
across the Irish channell an impera
tive necessity.
In talking with manufacturers in
England. as we'll as with various sec
lions OF employees. | found that the
/ English people have no desperate ha
tired or revenge against the German
! people. and never in a single instance
| did they voice such a feeling The
| only bitter feeling comes from the
grinding 10 the earth OF the masses b,
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the militarism of Germany, which,
they believe, is wholly responsible
for this terrible war.
LAS to the high prices of foodstuffs.
from observation l discovered that in
instances where working people had
received increase in wages, sometimes
three fold. their tastes had also de-
velOped to the same degree. So no.
ticeable was this that where the rich
er people are content with second
grade provisions. the working classes
procure the highest grade. This con-
ditions is also true of Wales and Scot
land"
DR. Patterson is a very interesting
man of kindly countenance and pleas
ing manner His life work has been
the preaching of the Methodist church
which has given him a firm and broad
outlook on life. his breadth of vision
upon all vital questions. making his
personality exceptionally engaging.
For a number of years Dr. Patterson
occupied the pulpit at the First Meth
odist church at jamestown. N. Y.
where he was beloved by all his
parishiOners.
'Daytona is without exception the
prettiest place We have ever visited"
are the words of Dr. Patterson. Il
have travelled in many places. and no
where is artistic beauty more lovely
than upon the naturally beautiful ave-
nues of fair Daytona l love Daytona
and the Ivy Lane Inn"
DR. Patterson's mother is a remark
able woman for all of her so years.
She accompanied the doctor upon his
trip across the Atlantic in September,
which for three days was a very rough
voyage. but not once during the time
did Mrs. Patterson fail herself, and
always appeared at table with the
bravest of them
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use that pond. and not one man viii
think to dig lie trodden soil around 1t
for hidden treasure. he it francs or
flour. More often they chose open
country Oh their own little farms, in
some dii i 0rialked by big stone or
IN which the shadow falls first at sun
luwn
"sre sh#a Fird Them Again.
NuN tr SLOW has come and COW
sen uai sn l.at ii April the snow
ALL t.e.f ald We shall find our things
aeain. tacI say With the quiet cheer
illness al he .,IaK
MHnN Families have left some men,
Der hchiid To let the invaders sweep
over them Ike waves OF a tempeStu-
Gus sea, leaving them where they
found them. and most of those who
have stopped behind are women. The
men will he wanted 10 rcjoin that
army that IS gathering again in Al
bania Women keep the secret Of this
hidden treasure and may be trusted
not to touch 1t till the family comes
back. And n Serb leaves his wife be-
hind In preference to his mother or
daughter The last two might be Ill
treated by the enemy. but the wife aft
cr twenty IS like another man, tit for
the camp and ready to fight too. So
few Of the Seryian refugees now III
Italy have brought their wives.
They are watching things at home,
they toll Won confidently
And the husband knows that the
wife Will set to and till the soil the
moment II il free of the invader.
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FLEEING SERBS
BURIED MONEY
Cemeteries FavOrite Hiding
Places For Treasure.
SAY BULGARS FEAR DEAD.
Servlans Are Pouring Into Italy Now.
Many Leave Their Wives at Home
to Care For the Farms, Confident of
Returning to Their Native Country
by Spring.

There Is pathetic faith in the thou
sands OF Scrvian refugees who are
pouring into Italy seeking work ana
bread.
I'VE shall be home again next April"
they say simply. What is more, they
believe II. Most have come without a
cent Their possessions they left at
home hidden. You would be aston
ished to hear where they lie-away
from the gaze Of Bulgar or German
They tel you. in that simple WAY they
have, of huge pieces OF bacon they
have buried underneath 'middens.
Their most precious things money,
for instancc-they have hidden away
in the cemeteries between graves.
The Bulgars are afraid to touch the
dead they explain.
In general. they fear the Bugars
more than they do the Germans.
The Germans ure calculating. the
Bulgars are Wild beasts" they say.
Under Enemies Feet.
All along that calvary between Bel
grade and Nonastir are hidden the
earthly possessions OF these people
money boxes sailed meat. barrels Of
sirup, coal and flour. They have
chosen the beaten track on purpose.
because the more freluentel road
is the less likely are the invaders 70
search the earth under it. and such
hiding places are easiest found next
April With their peasants memories
they will remember the exact spot.
They have not hidden n single treasure
under their homes or churches. Some
have chosen the middle of the desOlate
market place. between two trees or the
very edge of the muddy. unpaved
street or near q horse pond. because
ali who enter that village or town will
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Orinin of Coal.

The Very useful article known as
product Of chemical and other action
upon the base vegetable growths OF
the carhoniferous age. The same thing
may be said Of the diamond. which is
nothing more than chemically treated
carbon or vegetable Any half decent
book on geology will tell YOU all about
what coal is.
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Statistics of Blindness

The Il countries having the fewest
blindness are as follows: Belgium
before the great war; had IS blind
persons 10 every leo o00 OF the popula-
ton: Canada II: Netherlands. 46:
Saxonv A. New Zealand A.: west
ern Australia 30 Hongkong. 81:
Prussia -. Denmark. % Germany
so. New South Wales. so. and the
United States. g.
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SHE SMOKES IN THE
STREET; PUT IN JAIL

Philadelphia, Pa.-Mrs. Mar
garet Vida. thirty-eight years
old, was arrested the other night
when a policeman saw her smok-
ing a cigarette on the street. The
policeman told Mrs. Vida her
net was breach of the peace.
She refused to put the cigarette
ont and was held in Jail over
night. She told Magistrate tracey
in the morning she had quarreled
with her husband and smoked on
the street "for spite The magis-
trate discharged her.