davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-08

WIESCI Z%-OJCZYZNY
z MAD ZATOKI uDANSKEJ.
szhce z wycieczh do Gdanska
i okolicy.

Ma Idworcu ogromna wrzawa;
trzask drzwi otwierajacychzi za-
mykajacych sic, swist lokomoty-
Wy, krzyki szafner6w }acza sic "
jakas harmonic, toruje So
bic droge przez gromady podr6z
nik6w pocacych sic pod ciezarem
paczek, kufr6w i koszow. Milan
reese witajacych, pozdra-
wiajacych i k}aniajacych sic nav
zajem, az wreszcie jestem poza
dworcem; pierwsze mole wraze--
ME; gdyzspogladam ma miasto ito
przeciez ME grol Mestwin6w i
Swietopelkow ami siedziba dunn
nych patryusz6w, to jakies mia
sto nowozytne; pred dworcem
obszernei brukowane miejsce, ia
kt6rem alugim rzedem czekaja
dorozki nadchodza j odchodza e.
lcktrycznoscia pedzonc wagony,a
poza tenn wszystkiem gdyby z zic
mi wzrosfa unosi sic jedna ogrom
ma sciana p~oteznych kamienic
! gdzieniegdzie tylko poprzerzyna-
ma ulicami; j ME chce sic. uwie--
RYE, re pred kilkunastu laty je-
;szcze zielcnily sic waly i otaczaly
miasto ME pozwalajac mieszczan-
|stwu duszacemu sic wewnatrz mu
row swobodniej oddychac; tuz
pod .dworcem storey jeszcze O.
gromny odlam dawnego wan oko
lony drewnianym plotem, a be-
die przysz}ym pokoleniom PREY
'dokad Gdansk niegdyS
siega}; Gale tax zwane MOVIE. mia
sto. powsta}os kilkunastu latach,
chyba -dosye wyrazny dowod ma
to, ze Gdansk sic rozwija i rosnie,
chociaz niejednokrotnic twierdzo-
no, re miasto to skazanc jest jesli
ME ma zag}ade, to przynajmnicj
ma wegetacye; rzeczywiscic ham
del, kt6rym Gdansk zyl j XVIII,
idzis zmalaf3 minely jnz easy, gdy
przez jego porty .przechodzi}a z}o
ia pszenica sandomierska; Rad
rosyjski zdolal sprawl tax poke
rowac, re dzisiaj g}owna Geese zbo
"a i drzewa z Kr6lestwa wywozi
sic przez rosyjskie forty nadbaf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-08

'Czasem skargi niewiast So przy.
widziane =; a zn6w So one forma ira
piacej choroby. w jakibadz spo-
sob, Hollister'a Rocky Mountain
herbata pomog}a tysiacom kobiet.
Wyleczyla je z zapchania. Niewia
sty to zaprzysiegaja. Soc W apte-
&C Browna. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-08

QMaI1tea7l
80 1919
tyckiei a opr6cz teggo K12feWieci
nader skutecznie keollilkka
ruja . Gdanskiem ME posiadaja-
Gym lyle gotoWego kapitalpI; sa-
PrusyK po ezesci
co prawda Popznanskite, ma kt6-
rych Gdansk handloWo sic OPERA,
opr6cz burakoW ME zbyt wiele
plod6w wywoza, take ME ma ma
dziei, izby Gdansk kiedyS osiegg--
nal chociez " przyblizieenniul to INA
genie .handlowe, kt6re posiadal
"a czas6w polskich; pomyslano
tel {. powiekszeniu przemysfu;wy
nix prob bylego nacze1nego preze
,sa Gosselera many, stracono mill
|ony ma tenn koniec brak natural
nych podstaw ku uprzemyslowie
niu Gdanska i naszych Prus, We
gla i zelaza podobne pomys}y zaw
SEE uniemozliwi. Jedynie budowa
okret6w posunela sic naprzod; o
|pr6cz cesarskiego zakiadu istnie-
lie przedsiebiostwo Schichau, M
ne z glosnego co dopiero ukonczo
nego strejku robotnikow, potem
zaklad Klawittra i inne; nato-
Mast glowne moe znaczenie
Gdansk dzisiaj posiada jake sto'-;
lica Prus Zachodnich j jake cen
|trum urzednicze lwia Geese bu--
dynkow ma nowem miescie stano--
via tez urzadzenia rzadowc Tub
miejskie; w%ynikaioby z tego,. re
|Gdansk ola braku szerzej rozwi-
'nietego handful ME moze wzniesc
sic ponad znaczenie stolecznego
miasta prowincyi;dla mas oczywi
sscie ma on wage pierwszorzednaa
jake srodowisko kultury niemiec
kiej, za]grazajace powaznie p6lno
Icy Kaszub +; co Berlin ola zachod;-
|niej czesci Poznanskiego, to
IGdansk dla Kaszub: robotnik szu
ka piracy we fabrykach, lekarze
!kienteli wielkomiejskiej; listowe-
go robotnika kolejowego przeno-
sza nawet przeciw jego wolf; vie
Ilu Polakow osiedlajq sic jake RE
mieslnicy, kupcy, a represent
po miescie, ledwie wiedza 0 sobie
gina W morzu niemczyzny bez
wiesci ozeniwszy sic z Niemkami.
Ztad tel mic dziwnego, il sic co
krok napotyka nazwiska polskie
n;eraz dziwacznie poprzekrecane F;
po polsku s}yszy sic :rzadko a ma
pisow polskich ma grobowcach ME
Ina nieomal wogole; a jednak
slnialos mona twierdzic, re W n.y.
ilach pofowy katolik6w Gdanska
sfowianska plynie krew ;lecz jakos
Ma bye naszem przeznaczeniem,
re obce zasilamy narody; DO pol
ski szczep, jak pisze dr.. Konccz-.
ny, jest liczny jak piasek mad
morzem, lecz r6wniez miafki, licz
my jest, DO ME ma zakatka ziemi,
gdzieby ME dotarl polski wycho-.
dzca, a kraj jedpak zawsze jesz
czc przeludniony, i " naszych
stronach Polak dzisiaj dziwna ia
kas si}a ekspansywna sic odzna-
cza: r6lnik nasz- zalewa Mazury
od Moraga do. Szczytna dalej, o
kupuje sic ma Slasku; rzemiesnik
zdobywa miasta j miasteczka; ku
piectwo wypiera powoli .zyd6w
robotnik tysiacami wychodzi ma
zach6d do kopalni i fabryk; lecz
Ito wszystko mialki piasek, ginie
powoli, ale ginic bez ratunku zaz-
wyczaj co sic cd pnia urwalo,
marine przepada /: co gorsza pien
sam prGchnieje, rozpada sic; DO
-ozxrn;nu.; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MO IN
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

A Allen, first; r. $. Bailey. Boise. second.
Bsrlsy-Spring, W, J. Winslow, Creenleas
first; L. 6. Partner, Aberdeen. second iobr
Toebs, Aberdeen. third Winter, Mix. pref
zell, Payette. first, r. A. Allen. second
Rye Winter. W. r. Storms. first: T. A
Allen, second; II, Z. Turner. third
Grass Seed-Red Clover. NJ. A. Thomas a
Son, Twin Falls. first: Mclean. second. third
Alsyks {, G. Tobias, first; W !. Winslov
second; n 4. Thomas & Son. third. Whit
Glover NJ A. Thomas first: Perry Smith
Springfield, first; Mclean. second; W, f. Bar
,Sheaf Grsins-Wheat, Herman, first; r. A.
tllen, second: Geo. Breashears, Eagle, third
Oats. r. $. Barrett. Wendell FIRST r. A. Al
len, second; Herman, third. Rye. 7. A. Allen
first; II. Z. Turner, second Corn, J. w
shaw, first; Wilson Bros, Greenleaf. second
W. II. Hiner, third. Kaffir corn, Mrs ]. w
Lynch; first; Alex Wilson. second; H. E. Tur.
ner third 8, Jerusalem corn. H. E.. Turner,
Sud s ss'snfo" G: .saons i. n A. 4sa
per, second r. {. Goodwin: third Brom.
son, Boise, first; Andrew Smarda, second:
T. A. Allen. third Timothy. +. A. Allen
first; G. Metcalf, second. Alfalfa, FIRST cut.
ting, H. F.. Turner. first; Ed Smith, Boise.
second: T. \. Allen. third. Alfalfa second
cutting. II. F. Turner. first; A. Marches, sec
ond; r. 4. Allen, third. Alfalfa, third cutting,
II. E. Turner first; 7. A. Allen, second
Nuna Section, third, Red clover. A, Julian,
' Ir,t H. F. Turner. 'eoond' T. A, Allen,
Specisls-Plint corn, r. A. Alien. first; T.
bird Table beets. r. A. Schwsrtx, FIRST;
c. G. Myers. second; Don Mclean third
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
HOW FAT FOLKS
MAY BECOME. SLIM
Reduce Your Weight Happily.

Fat persons, particularly those
from ten to sixty pounds above nor
NAL weight, will be interested to Learn
how they may easily reduce withou,
starvation or strenuous exercise.
If you are above normal weight YOU
are drawing on your reserve strength
and are constantly lowering your vi
tallty by carrying this excess burden
Don't jeopardize your health or be a
joke any longer.
spend some time daily in the open
air, practice deep breathing and get
from any good druggist bog of oil of
korein capsules; take one after each
meal and one before retiring at night:
also follow the simple directions that
come with the box.
Surprising weight reduction often Is
reported-even after Just few DAYS
treatment With proper radiance of
superfluous fat. the flesh should be
come firm, the skin smooth and the
general health should be improved
THIS treatment is guaranteed to re-
duce ten to sixty pounds-whateyer is
desired.
OIL OF kOrein Is absolutely harmless
and is pleasant to take II You would
like to reduce your weight comfortably.
increase your Yivacity. become more
efficient and lengthen your life, this
is. your opportunity, The guarantee
comes with the box. start today and
be happy! ADV
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
Making Birdmen for Uncle Sans New Army
By Victor Westpha Al.

Fort Sill. Okla. Sept. 34.-Ths visit
or at Fort Sill and it's adjacent eamps
is impressed. as are no doubt visitor.
TO the other camps which Uncle Sam
Is constructing. with the supendous
task before the men In change Of the
lighting forces of the country in whip
ping into shape an army which will
decide the war In Europe in favor of
the entente allies. He will first see
as he approaches the fort over the
trolley line from the town OF Lawton,
the new buildings of the aviation camp.
On these buildings and those of the
other camps surrounding the fort,
thousands Of workmen are employed.
what In the ordinary run of events
would take weeks TO do is done In
days now.
The structures which hold the first
attention of the visitor are the -
large airpiane hangers These are in
a straight line forming the southern
border OF the camp and north of them
are the barracks for the men of tho
aero squadron and the truck drivers
the mess halls and the quarters of the
ot1icers and the men attending the
school for aerial observers All of
these buildings are being constructed
with an idea 10 permanency.
A mile and half to the north Of the
aviation camp is Fort Sill proper.
where the field artillery is stationed.
To the west a couple OF miles is
Camp Doniphan. where the national
guard regiments Of Missouri and KAN
sas are now mobilizing and where the
construction work is nearly complet-
ed This camp and the newer part of
Fort Sill lie at the foot of the low
granite hills-they call them mountains
herein which lies Medicine Park.
resort. SO much for birds
eye view Of this immediate section.
The work being done at the aviation
camp Ia particularly fascinating to all
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

| who are engaged in II. Ma turalJy fly.
Ing itself draws the most attention and
any morning from four to 10 machine.
are In the air at the same time. Tha
plots are put through rigid eight
weeks course before they receive their
commissions as first lieutenants and
90 some particularly thrilling work. An
important part of this course is in
bomb dropping
The school for aerial observers which
has been opened here and ia the only
one of its kind in the country. is heire
attended by SIS young fellows sent here
from national guard and regular in.
fantry regiments ali over the country
and a'few men from private life. These
students are first being taught radio
elegraphy-its use and theory ara
later will be given instruction in map
raWins and map reading. aerial
Photography and spotting artillery fire.
The students who complete the COURSE
successfully will receive commission,
as first lieutenants and ali Of the fol-
lows are working hard 70 attain this
goal. II will take lots of hard work in
TO the late hours Of the night and will
occupy every spare minute the mon
nave. The first month Of the course
viii be devoted to ground work and
later practical work In the air will be
taken up.
For amusement the men of the var
ious camps depend upon the Y. N. G.
A. and such varieties as Iewton.
southern town of 1000 persons. four
miles away. has to offer. Several Of
the big trucks Of the aero squadron
leave the aviation camp immediately
after retreat SO we do not hsve TO de-
pend on the trolley lines the cars over
which do not seem Ia attain the speed
even of the proverbial SLOW train
through Arkansas" or the jitneys. the
drivers of which charge prizes in
keeping with the Fl. G. of l..
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
Premium Awards at the State Fair Of Idaho

Butter scotch-Helen Conaster CaId
well. first; Robert Miller, Boise. Sc.
cond.
Taffy--Helen Conaster. Caldwell.
first.
Divinity fudge = Sarah Maber,y.
Boise, first.
SPECIALS.
Davidson Grocery Special for loaf Of
bread made of "Snowdrift" Frour-Arrs.
f. A. Freeland. Boise, first. IS; Mrs.
Nathan Scott, Boise second, $3.50.
Caldwell Mills special for loaf of
bread made Of "Wigwam F1our''-Mrs.
r. A. Freeland. Boise first. one barrel
flour; Mrs. ]. f. Woodring, Boise. Sc
cond, one half barrel flour.
Falk special, Angel Food cake made
from Silver Wreath flour-Mrs. Gus
Carlson, one sack flour.
Falk special. loaf OF bread made of
Silver Wreath flour-Mrs. ], n. Weber
one sack flour.
Kerr Glass Manufacturing COM
pany. for best exhibit of fruit packed
IN Economy Jars"-Mrs. William
smith, Boise, one dozen Jars, (ouart)
Kerr Glass Manufacturing COMPANY
Tor best exhibit of Vegetables in
Economy Jars''-Mrs. Nellie St,lrde-
want, Payette, one dozen quart Jars.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

ketchum; Grant R. Baker, Harley; g
l.. Very, Tulsa, Okla.
ADAMS COUNTY.
]. l.. Bedwell, Council; James Wilson
Meadows Guy d. Johnson, Counci!
Bert Harphorn, Council; Bach Crofton
New Meadows; o. c. Howe, Council
ADA COUNTY.
j. M. Branson, Meridian; Luther
Young, Star; I. f. Holmes, Meridian;
L. H. House. Meridian; Rollo w.
Thomas. Waitsburg, Wash; Reblin
Hiatt Sidney, Ia; w. A. Thomas,
Waitsburg. Wash; Fl. H. Hedges,
Meridian; Merton B. Young, Kuna F.
A. Reed, Boise; r. l.. Van Hook, Eagle
n. B. Goodwin, Hammett; Carl Beck
man, Eagle; w. C. Plant, Boise; Orie
Jensen. Boise; John C. Opie. Meridian.
CUSTER COUNTY.
Thomas Gossi Clayton; G.. A. An
derson, White Knob; Cesar Berttonio,
Ely, New; Elmer Fitzgerald, Butte;
Roy Bradshaw, Clayton; Glen IL. Dale,
McGilli T. c. Bullock. Mackay: l.. n.
Thompson, Mackay: l. l.. Sadler, Mac
kay; Anthony Bruno. Challis; C. /.
Suffer, Leslie; Scion B. Clark, Mac
kay.
BUTTE COUNTY.
w. X. Snodgrass. Howe; c. WinEer,
Moon; A. ID. Christensen, Sweet Sage;
II. T. Black, Arco; Ross Babcock,
Moore; Charles Adams, Rigby; Frank
Garcia, Pizman, Mexico; w. A. Gar
rett. Arco; stephen Folt, Arco; r. l.
Westphall, Aberdeen: John C. Toombs.
Arco; q. A. wilcox, Martin; Fote Anst,
Arco; G. ID. Williams. Arco; r. Il.
Kennedy, Arco; Geo. d. Fish, Moore;
W. A. Jones. Moore.
ElMORE COUNTY.
A. c. Allen, Bennett; Bert Wade.
King Hill; A. NJ. Williams, Mountain
Home; J. p. Wilson. Mountain
Home; ID. r. Ulrey, King Hill;
c. H. Smith. Glenns Ferry;
Ernest Booth, Mountain Home;
0. T. Baltazar, Demio Ore; Fred Will
iams, HALEY; E. o. Page Sweet; f. II.
Burghardt, Mountain Home; H. r.
Mayfield J. A. O'Neill,
Atlanta; Walter B. Denton Mayfield.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

Charles Royston. first and second
Wilson Bros, third and sixth; Howard
4 Sons. fourth and fifth.
Four animals any age, produce O.
SOW, Charles Royston. first and sec.
ono; Howard & Sons, third and fourth
Wilson Bros, fifth and sixth.
Senior champion boar, Charles Roys
ton.
Junior champion boar Wilson Bros
senior champion SOW, Howard &
Royston.
Junior champion SOW, Charles Roys-
ton.
Grand champion boar, Howard &
Royston.
Grand champion SOW, Howard &
Royston.
Tamworth Winners.
Boar, years. Hull & Falk, first
Bliss.
Boar, year, Huh & Falk, first.
Boar, under months, Hull e. Falk,
first, second and third
Sow. years, Hull e. Falk, first, sec
ond and third.
Sow, Is months. Hull & Falk, first.
Sow, under months, Hull L. Falk,
fifst and second.
Boar and sows, over / year, Huh &
Falk, first.
Boar and sows, under one year,
Hull & Falk, first and second
Boar and 3 sows under l year, bred
by exhibitor, Hull 4 Falk, first and
second.
-Four animals, get of boar, Hull &
Falk, first and second.
-FOUR animals. produce of SOW, Hull
& Falk first and second.
Senior champion boar, Hull e. Falk.
Junior champion boar, Hull g. Falk
Senior champion SOW. Hull & Falk
Junior champion sow. Hull e. Falk
Grand champion boar, Hull & Falk.
Grand champion SOW, Hull & Falk.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

DR.. Toyokichi Iyenga. director Of
East and West News Bureau. s,ys
Japanese trade has reached the billion
mark. Her investments in bonds and
notes OF the entente powers total $780,
100000. Gold reserve in the Bank Ut
Japan and the government vaults
amounts to s40o.0oo,o00. Japan has
cleared the oriental trade routes. but
there Is no chance of her sending
troops TO the battlefields To trans
port 100000 japanese soldiers, 1000
ocean-goins ships OF 1000 tons each
would be required. Japan has only
10 ships Of 5000 tons or more.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30
PANTRY AND KITCHEN.


Collection of canned fruits--Mrs. A.
B. Boltz. Nampa. first; Mrs. William
Smith, Boise, second; Mrs. Nellie B.
Sturtevant Payette, third.
Collection Of canned vegetables-Mrs
A. B. Boltz( Nampa. first; Mrs. Will
liam Smith, Boise. second Mrs. c. J.
GreenWald, Boise. third.
Collection of jelly-Mrs A. 3, Boltz.
Nampa, first; Mrs. Ben Reed, Boise,
second Mrs. A. NJ. Hettinger Boise.
third.
Collection of catsups --Mrs. A. B.
Boltz, Nampa, first; Mrs. C. J.
Greenwald. Boise. second; Miss Addie
c. Pine, Boise third.
Collection OF pickies-Mrs 3. A. Nc
Coy, Filler first; Mrs. John d. Gray,
Boise, second; Mrs. ]. II. Weber, third.
Pound cake-Mrs. A. Rossi, Boise,
second.
White loaf Mrs G. A. Turner.
Boise, first; Mrs f. H. Maberly, Boise,
second; Mrs Laura Baker, Boise
third.
Sour cream cake-Mrs. Thomas
Dawson, Boise, first: Mrs. Curtis r.
Pike, Boise, second; Mrs. Winnifred
Deary, Boise, third.
White layer cake--Mrs. Nellie E,
Sturdevant Payette first. Mrs II II
Maberly. Boise second. Nrs Ia,r,
Baker, Boise third
Dark laver cake - Nrs rho,.
Dawson, Boi@e, first; Mrs. l.. Baker,
Roise. SECOND. Mabe, Strrs;s d.
tb;,d
Plain ginger cskeNrs r. III NJ, 1
Crum Roise first. Mrs VI voh
Ro,va .oooa. ~
Boise third
Angel food-Mrs Uinp,,red ro.,
Boise first. Mrs n role >rona,,
second. Mrs n u Mah.s,,, o.
third.
Devils food.--Mrs r.,,,. p.l,,
Boise. first. Mrs G. r. Miller p,;.s
second. Mrs John n cray tb;rd
Sunshine cake-Mrs II u,h
Nv. Boise first. Mrs 6 u AcL,a,
Roise seco,d. tas.,to c.;. -,
third.
Dark fruit cakaMrs ps-i f;,u.
Mrs. Roy Cars,n Roise sec,,a NJ
Law Gs,Iiea, cs,dueu third
white fruit cake--Nrs Tho,,,s H.,
son. Boise first. Mrs Jay c.1,ig.r
~.oIdroI ,ooo,s
Chocolate mt cake-Rort,,a S.ur,.
soise firxt Mrs w -. 80
Mrs Lama p.ker +hira
White cake INV how nv ,yir, S,,da as
Robert Miller Roise fret rot,
-r.v po;se seoora '''
Marble cake-Jobn cr,,, po;so
irst,
Chocolate loaf cake.--virein,. VIII
N, fret. Nellie rur.i. g.
ond.
Collection of coolxie.--,rrs -rho
DAWSON. Roise first. Mrs O.. CO.,
~ poiso zs
yell Boise tbird
Pastrv c;nnamo, wolfe ,t,.s \, ,
'itzpstrick, south Boise fir.t. M.
yinnifred Desry poise ,ooo,,d II
Graham bread--Mrs 7 e weedrirg I
,oise. first Mrs. 2 M watt. RoIsa
acopd. Nrs ~ IT crooo,s -.
bird !
White hreadMrs L u,.,,
.ojse. first. Mrs Jauro Ralar poI.a
econd. Vireipi, Wilson poise +hird
W.T., '
=
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

Ten ears Red Dent corn, W II. Hiner first
Ten ears Strawberry Dent. w. H. Hnrr. frat,
FIRST. Sheaf of barley, B. r. Peer. Meridian
first: a. G.. Winston, second: B. u. To-ns,'
third Early Amber cane, II. z. Turner. fr,,:
= D. Forney, second. Shesf of Improved
shesf Of Feterta. H.. Z. Turner, FIRST. Nil
maize. 4: E. Turner, first Early orang. care
r. +. Turner. hrst. Popcorn. ]. A. Crare
Puckcrt,. third. Casaba melons. vii ober
myer Nampa, FIRST; Nampa exhibit. second
Honey Dew melons. Levi Smith. first Wi
Obermyer. second; p. NJ Carson, third ia
tooed popcorn, VI. II Allen. FIRST VIII.
Bliss potatoes. Fred Weaver. first ChinehiL
han squash. 7. e. Newell. first Ten car.
yellow Pearl popcorn, Mr. Renberg. Hag,r.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-30

Wheat Winter, r. A. Allen, 6rst: z,
cite, third. Red Spring. L. S. Otto, 6rst
7. A. Allen, second Q. o. Haea, third White
Spring. Carl Irwin, Twin Falls. hrst; l. II.
Irwin, second; T.. A. Allen. third.
Osts-White, r. J. Lapest, first; r. A. Al.
len, seeead; Pence Bros, third Colered, i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-13
Die ccndoner Cinles ulis
1ufriedeil.
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fitbrttifg.

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bss beftigen &fes an ber iiibli'
den Ssite bss neuen gorfprungs BET
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5tpei buranffOlsenben 5nssn Dsrlanst.
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Die 5imss, rpon 3eit gu 3eit uno
bislIei6t ni9t rntbInr. cine beitimm'
te 2lustunft ii6er bic Sn4lngs I'M
Gnn5en su lisfsrn, obpohI mir nift
mebr uns nit ben unlinuigen SAaB'
ungsn, J. .. bon beutIdeH 9srlulten
an WannT6oftsn unb fttli4sm 9aIt
Sufrieben s.ben t0nnsn, BON psl5sn
bic psrDffsntIi6ten Tiiit9siIungsn 5u
bduflg inipirirt iinb."
Rn9 9srtretung Der qrfl6t. oaB
bic nsue 2inis, ME rsfonitruirt iifer
gsbnlten miro. fdbrt bic ZINES fort:
Die psrOffsntIidten. unb seHli:t:n
9arfe[ungsn rerben tdsli4 our4
Soblrei6e bsunrubigsnbe gnsaten aus
.rfisr Sanb pom SfiiJisrsn nno
WannI9aften srgGn5i, bic in ben
Rdmpfen tbsilgenommsn ba6en. Gs III
3eit, bisfen Saiifen BON tasilDsii:r
2lustunft ins ridtise Gi4t gu fteueh,
bic aebler gu ermitteln unO isbsn. bsr
Ssbler sematt, blob gu fteIIsn."
I'm ben Ginorud ab5uDebren, oaB
Der angriff ii4 sesen JeiOmuridaa
!Sais ribte, Iast bic .Simes": sGs
tann fia Hiht barum bdnbeln, cine
Galapp. gum Radtbsil ieintr sros'n
poiitiou ober pldne ous5uleSen, obsr
Saios G4nG9., ipenu Is cine S4iDd'
DE in, lisst in ieinem Jeitbaltsn an
Densn, be an lGngitsn antsr ibm aes
bisnt babeu, pisIe Don i9nsn 1isnti9t
gu Ianse.'
Wsifsr uirb ssIagt, SuB bic 9ert.
iden pff.nbar ben sIdussnbsn brit:'
Tden Grfols uusHiist,u, I'M unrrpars
tet sinsn Gdlas ssssu einsn sdH1lid
unDorbereitetsn sbeil br ainie Al i!ih'
rem. 2luf tie bisIsu geDeii. Der
1apfertsit eineebenb, fdgt bas glu!t:
9ab gensrdIs In Ruatfleioern san'
pfsn tfinst febr bHFA iolIte atei
nift ppr.ommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-13
Cine Mebolntipn
|SF in benz msIifouif den
Staaie gonhuiIc auss
nsbrpd1eu.

eagle pas, ssIas, IL. St3.
Der meIiianii5e Staat GoahuiIa 6ea
iinbst fi5 sur 3sit i'm 3uitanbs Der
RepplutiOn. Der Jii5rer Der RepOIss
IT euis guitsrre5. WlontIpbia. $50
@eiien fiibli6 BON be: grsuss unO
Rusqui,. 20 glsiIsn iiioli4 bon pie
bros 9ssrns, sseeHixr eagle qnB.
lpurJen am 0isnitos ben RegierungSs
trupyen sntriiIsn. Bis>cerlnutsi. mar'
Ifiren bic RsUOlutiOnGre isbi in Der
Ri1tuns BON qisbtas Nssros.
Die llrIahe Der Repoite 1T Der llms
iiano, bab 2uis 9uit.rre5. rpslder Dor
2ursem gum goupantur bon gobui=
Ia eefpihlt pcrbsn mar, Don ben
garran3a gsh6rosn bsrbinbert pors
ben ftin io1, has aHii nButrstsu.
Wie gsmsloet tpirb, mar ss guitsrrs3
nit lei6tsr Niibs sslunsen. bos Doll
beg Shafts fiir fsins S0&s su sse
piHntH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-13
Blaine 9nouifer
@es.n Der ermOrOuus Der Is Sa9i'
alten aagufta SidIss in GoIaT'
bus biussri4tet.

Columbus, Sbio, IL. Ssa. -
Blaine Gnoifisr. % SABRE alt. 'puro'
am Wsittpo9 WiOr9en, peliige WitHu'
ten nab Ulittsrna6t, I'M bieiIssH
Staats5u9tbaus pegn ber an 10.
QlpriI srfolstsn grmOrouus isinsr 10
Sabre altsn GeIiebtsn, auguita Gid
les, auf .lsttriidem Dsse binssrldtet.
Batter unb Ruttsr bss Werurtbsiltea
osrbro9t.n ben ssftrissn abeno nit
ibm.
Snouffer burdf6Hitt fsiner iuuqsE
@<!inbtsn nit sinem Raiirmeifer ben
Gals, neil Il, F6, pie tr beiauptsts,
BON sinem anbern bate ben Sof ma.
tsu laien. Sein .sster BunIa .ccr,
oaB Il 70 uabe als m0gIib nsben i,ia.r
tobten @eliebtsn begrdb.n perosn
folle ,unb in @gipdbrung hes WGns
ifes pirb er in sir.m @rab beigsf:tt
fperbcn, bas nur fiiuf SUB bon p:mi:s
uiaeu bes MGb6ens sntiernt III