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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
DAIRY
FACTS
STUDY NEEDS OF LIVE STOCK
Dairymen and Stock Raisers Are Cau~
toned 20 Feed Only Balanced .
Ration to Animals. "

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of AgricultGfe.)
In order to save feed--to see that
none of it is wasted-dAlrymen and
live stock men should study the needs
of their animals and see that only the
required feed is given in a balanced
ration. This is particularly impor-
tant at the present time, since an i'm
crease in feed and more live stock
are needed to supply the needs Of this
nation and the allies.
To reduce the problems involved I'm
the selection of feeds on the basis Of
their nutritive value-whfch are meas
ured in terms of protein, carbohydrates
and fat cOntents-in order to make
them apply to everyday feeding, has
not been simple. In a bulletin re-
Gently issued by the United States de-
partment of agriculture tables are
given which make the balancing OF
ratiOnS q simple matter of multiplica-
ton and division. 1t is explained that
protein, carbohydrate, and fat con-
tents of a feedstuff are not the only
factors affecting it's feed value. Pro-
teinS differ in their nutritive quail
ties, while some substances not in
Guided in the classes mentioned are
necessary to the proper maintenance
Of the bodily functions. The palata-
bility and succulence of a feed has
much to do with its value as feed.
Many feedstuffs have physiological eff
fects entirely apart from their nutrf-
tive qualities. A ration may be per-
fectIy balanced from the standpoint OF
relative content of protein and en-
ergy producers, and yet be quite inn
practicable, the specialists point out,
because it is too bulky or too con-
centrated. Consideration Of q feed
stuff or a ration based only on chem
zeal composition, therefore, is to be
taken merely as a guide, it is ex-
planned, to be followed in the light Of
all the knowledge obtainable about AMI
NAL nutrition.
The selling price of feed is not a
reliable guide to it's relative feeding,
value. The carbohydrate feeds-corn,
oats, barley, kafir, and various others
and the protein -cottonseed
meal, tankage, and brewers grains,
are found on the market at various;
prices. The feeder desires to know
with certain given prices, which is
the cheapest feed to buy-the true
value of bushel Of oats, rye, or bar
ley for feed when corn is worth 80
cents a bushel. He wishes to know
the value of ton of brewers grains,
linseed meal, or bran when cottonseed
meal is worth $50 ton and corn 81
a bushel. By the use of the tables
presented in the bulletin, which show
comparative costs based on nutritive
values, these questions can be an
swered.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
Dairy Club Boys Taught How to Sc
Iect Good Milk Producers.

them the value Of thrift. Many plans
of organization have been used in these
clubs, but the best one seems to be
plan that provides for the calf to
be raised by the boy or girl and event.
ually added to the milking herd Of the
parent. In this way the juniors are
instructed in all the essentials of the
raising and caring for calves and dairy
cows, instead of the care of the dairy
cattle being task it becomes a pleas
ure. The extension department of the
state colleges and also the department
of agriculture assist in this work.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture)
In some sections of the country the
need for better breeding stock was out
standing when the United States de-
partment of agriculture began it's boys
and girls pig club work.
In such cases the pig-club agents
have practically insisted that only
purebred pigs could be used in the
breeding projects. This necessita ted
the importing of registered pigs Of both
sexes. The results Of the demOnstra-
tons made by members handling these
pigs under instruction from the pig
club leader have caused a great de-
mand for pigs "just like So:rny's." The
club members demonstrations of the
advantages and possibilities of we'll
bred swine when intelligently fed and
managed have caused great increase
in demand for breeding stock from the
purebred breeders. At first the breed
ers were inclined to be Skeptical, as
they expected the boys to buy regis
tered stock, allow it to deteriorate,
then offer purebred scrub pigs at meat
prices-thus destroying the demand
for the breeders pigs. The breeders
were happily disappointed and are now
lending their support and backing to
the work. One professor says, "Pig-
club work has created the greatest de-
mand for breeding stock that this state
has ever experienced"
Demand Registered Pigs.
In some cases the refusal of club
members to accept anything but reg
istered pigs has induced breeders to
have their herds registered in order
that they might share in the demand
for pigs by club members. A typical
case of the influence the purebred pigs
brought in by pig-club members is
given by q county agent in Arkansas.
When the agent began work there
were two breeders in the county pro-
ducing pigs of sufficient merit to meet
the demands of the club work. In the
first year of his work he had 35 pig
club members. Four of these members
secured registered bears. These boars
sired So filters of pigs from scrub
sows, thereby improving the blood of
4O2 pigs. They also sired AZ purebred
hogs for farmers. Farmers also pur-
chased three bOarS and 30 sOWS. The
second year in the work the club had
~ members who had six purebred
boars. They sired II filters from scrub
sows, producing 1876 pigs. They also
sired 1O4 purebred pigs. The agent
adds, 81 think I can trace seven boars
and fl sows (purebreds) purchased
by farmers, as result of pig-club
work in communities, during the sec
ond year of the club"
introducing Purebreds.
Arkansas typifes the manner in
which purebred breeding stock is be-
ing introduced into sections where they
are needed Last year 1900 purebred
gifts were placed with as many pig
club members. The bankers of the
state financed the members. This year
between 1900 and 2,4OO pigs also were
placed in a similar manner. Another
instance Of the Introduction of we'll
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
No Difficulty With Sheen.

Many persons have the idea that
sheep are hard to care for and handle
and while it is true that sheep have
peculiarities, there are no secrets nor
anything difficult in the care and man
agement of flock of sheep. All that
is needed is an exercise of patience
perseverance and good judgment. Any
country with dry, open winters, album
dance of roughage and splendid mar.
kets has decided advantage In this
business.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
VALUE OF BACKYARD FLOCK
average Size Should Be at Least Ten
Hens to Produce 100 Dozen
Eggs a Year.

prepared by the United States Depart.
H. ment Of Agriculture.)
,b1e are some safe figures about
Aoan can be expected of a backyard
rbon, Each hen in her pullet year
aro ulu produce ten dozen eggs. The
hse size of the backyard flock
oao ou'u De at least ten hens. Thus
do .n mock would produce in year 100
tive 'n u eggs which, at the conserva.
ha r aalue OF 25 cents a dozen, would
NOV "orth $25. But the 100 dozen ia
important than the $25.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
N1n. hlpk~eeQ.
A Puzzled Reporter.

happen to marry woman win
,,,hon3 naturally agree, will turn
out a good husband; If not IN turn urn,
~ had husband. Find man and
Vito who are compelled to study
oach other in order to get along, and
80 "ta1k things over" good deal
and say mean things 10 eacn otn EEL,
and they'd separate IL IL WASH t ~,
the children, or the name OF "'-""
Howe's Weekly.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
Weeds Reduce Crop Yields.

Considering the principal crops in
the United States, it is estimated that
weeds reduce the yield of corn by 10
per cent; tame hay. to 10 per cent :;
potatoes, to 10 per cent spring grain,
IL to Is per cent winter grain, to 9
per cent; tobacco. fruit. and truck
crops, 0 to per cent; pasture, to 80
per cent.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04

stock; work for maximum mill runs {;
cultivate new areas; drain wet areas
and cultivate them; develop new irri-
cation systems and extend the old
ones; induce more farmers to grow
beets harvest the beets more careful
ly; develop labor-saving machinery !;
produce an adequate supply of high
grade sugar-beet seed, and develop bet
ter strains of sugar beets.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04

with Lettuce. - Have
ready a quart of fresh
peas and a head of let
tuce. Shred the leaves
coarsely and place the
peas over the fire in boil
ing water add a small
onion and a bunch of
parsley, cover and cook
for 25 minutes, or until
the peas IRE tender. Re
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
DUAL-PURPosE ANIMAL TYPE
Some Breeders Incline More to Dairy
Breeds While Others Prefer TO
Develop Beef.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of AgricuIture.)
AS there has been a constant ten
1ency for some breeders to incline
more to the dairy type of animals,
while others prefer to develop the beef
tendencies, there has been, and prob
ably always will be, a wide varia-
ton in the types Of dual-purpose amt.
mails.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
RAISING CALVES FOR DAIRY
Young People Can Help by Caring for
Young AnimaTs-Task Is Made
One of Pleasure.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture)
In the calf club an effort has been
made to centralize the energy of the
boys and girls in raising and caring
for dairy calves. The objects of the
calf club are many; the chief one, how
ever, is to develop in the boys and
girls a desire to engage in live stock
husbandry and at the same time teach
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
FISH WAYS FOR FISH DAYS.

One must learn how to Judge a fish
IN the market and be able t.. tell a
fresh one from the stale variety. The
nesh must be firm, eyes bright, as well
as the gills. The man who likes fish
soft may have taste, but it is all bad.
The sooner a fish is scaled sitter
coming from the water the easier 1t is
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04

done. Take a small
sharp knife and
scale from the tail
to the head. Pour
ing boiling water
over the fish is re-
commended as an
easy way to loosen
the scales, but the
fish nn11c% NOT 10
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04

non. use Hens for Breeders.
Won ~ breed from pullets at all II
can use hens instead.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
Makeup Of LIuht Horse

The buyer of the Eight horse still
likes those that are sound, correct
pes, smooth, of good quality, style
need and action.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
Old-Fashioned Idea

eooa olu-fashioned idea that round
poin+o "oulo hatch pullets, and long or
witbO"I eggs cockerels, is entirely
''lout foundation.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
SUM MER DISHES.

When vegetables are so plentiful
one need not fear monotQny in the diet.
Green Peas Cooked
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
he TTC[H IIER.
cabin IIE4H1oR

Not truth has to art or RI scioroa
been given,
But brows have ached for it, and souls
to1led and striven
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-21
Z .GeaIider ariessf9auplus: Ofs
.nbe uurbe bon Der See aus bsidpl'

.meitlid<r ariessfdauplab: Ofs
enbe nurbe bon bsr See aus b5fpi'
fen.
.5eftise gfaabtdmpfs builerten
In bsm Nbf6nitt norb6fli@ bon yprn
Bis fpdt tn bic gadt birsin an. anf
beiben lIfsrn bes a1uHss Cps nnb
bein Ga BdFeszRanal foipie aiDiiden
2ens unD ct. Quentin bat bic annpf'
tbdtigfsit auseaomintn. Das britfde
GeIfabfeuer mar NIT sans beionbersr
6eftistit ben san5eu Gag binbur9
auf unftre gteaunssn fiibIi4 BON Der
Gnrpe eeri9ttt.
Die frdns5fif9e MrtilIerie mar tn
liner 9bdtisieit nur In ipnigen 4b'
fdbnitten riibrig. BUR 3eii nabm bie
aampftbdtigfeit IN btr @egenb Der
Wdas Foipie au1 n5rbli9 unb iiibs
li9 bonn in-Worne<Rdnnl 5il.
.SeffIifer RriessfdmiplaB: Gs n
ni1ts Hsies ~ berihfen.
rMd5cboniffer unb ttalieniffer
ariegsfdauplab: Dis 2ags TT uuper-
dnbert.. u I.lzgRiM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-21
Bcbwaf(er
gSirb imfolge ber grpRen
S6neefdlle aus neri6iece'
men Sbeilen Eemti9s
lanos gemeloet.
Gaffef ii6srflutbet unb &6ln iotpis
9annober bon 9odpafer be-
brp6t.

Qmfterbam m, 20. San. SnfOlse
Der beftisen SauesfdIls baben ii9
Tnife ue6eri4ipemmungen in Seutit<
LAMB ereigret. 0is Gulba 1T aus
ibren llfern getretsn unb Die Stabt
gaiiel 1T our SGlfts iibsrf6Demnlt.
SIN 9efitiden ifeben Deri4iebsns 0Dr@
fer unter Dafer.
&Dln ipirb BON einer lleberi9Dem1
rtung bes Rbeins bebrobt. Die Reller
in alien Sduiern in Der HGbe bes
Glubufers finb silen6s gerdumt tpor'
ben, nm Rabrungsmittel Dor Der 8sr'
ni9tuns gu betpo6ren. SannOber tpir6
ebeufalls ernitIi9 DON elmer 9o4fIutf
bsbrobt.
Sn Berlin 1T Der GtraBenbabnDers
fsbr bur4 bic S6neemafen labm ges
lest tuorben, bu es ii5 als urnlDgIit
eripiefen bat. irlfolge bss WangsIs an
gr6sitstrGften ben S4nee fort5ui4afs
fen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-21
VrDfetariat
Wirb In GinnIdnb Don ben So5ias
Iiiten gum 9orgeben segsn bic
@esisruns aufseforbert.
MeI Der 2anbtas bic Organization
bon Sruppen sur @ufrs4tsrbaL
tung Der DrbHung iaHa.
tipnirt Bat.

Gtod5oIm, 20. Surutdr. - als
sSolge Der gntI9eibung 6es finnif4en
2anbtngs, bic gesierung aur Srganis
fdfton elmer Sruppenmn6t bebufs
Qlufredtsrbalt,ine Der Orbnuns gu ers
mGhtigen, Bot bic gretuttDe Der fos
siuliittf9en purtsi cine protlamation
erIaifen, in tpel9er fie bdB prolstariat
tn gan3 ssinnIdrb aufforbert, semeins
fame Sa9e seseu bic ReSierung su
MAIDEN.
Sn Der profIdmation tpirb bon Der
sS9GGhter<9olitif" Der Regieruug
sefpro6en unb .rtldrt, bab bic Maios
ritdt i'm 2anbtag bos qroIetdriot
biniergdrgeri bat unb es nuirnebr nit
Bdioretten unh Rugeln bebrobt. Die
Soaidliften bebGupten, bag cine Rotbe
gorbe fir be @ertbetbtguns Der arr
beitenben GlaTen n5tbig TT urb ale
Qrbeiier tperben aufssforbert. ben gee
senfpdrtigsn Genat db5uieseu unb
ole fonit H6tbigeH S9ritte eegew bic
Regierura su tbun.
Die gntf9efbnng bes 2arStags.
efne Srtppenma1t sur Dsrbiitung
bon Mnordie unb gum Sdrub Der
giirserf9aft Dor Der Rofhen @arb.
irnb ben ruiIiihen Srrppen gu ftafs
fen. ipurbs DOT eintgen Sageu nit 81
eteen SO Stinnen setroffen. rd96em
bi: fosialiftiihe U2inberbeit often nit
gnpaltmaBnabmsn sebrpbt bate, nm
syolle Der 4ntrae nnaenomnlen tperber
foIlte. Raf Der Ibifimurling forbsrts
sin fosiaIfffiTder Mbgeorbneter mrf.
man foIe bas nlte finrif9e 2ieo ans
itirmmeu Der b1utiss arisg tft aiss
eebroGen."
Sus ,Srrtbfab Bldbet" fhrefbi
fesiieli6 Der Rptben @arbe: Did:
Banbiterborben, tpelfe fdbfi bic Go.
sialifbenfiihrer niGt trrltroTiren f0n.
nen, nriiifen dufgeI6ft urb ent1paFfnei
iperbeu. Wenn bieIes ni9t a1rf frisb'
lidem mese gei6ebeu tann, 70 muf
es nit Geipolt sefbnn tperben. Innr'
9it nrub, glei4rid mas es foffen mag,
uuterbriidt tperber. Der Irbeitsr BAL
ebenfotpenia tpis ieber arrbere. frieoIie.
bsnbe uno bic Sefebe befoleenbe 8iir'
GER su befiirhteu."
Drofeffor pon Wenbt, Der Bertreter
Der finntf6en Resieruns IN Stodbolm,
CAB bem 2orrefponbeHtsn segeHiiber
gu, bdb bic Qaes Tebr ernit I'll. aber
.r sab Der aniibt gfusbrud, bob iif
EN- fpirtliber giirsertrisg berneiber
liebe. Die Reeier,iug babe bersits nit
Der Oraanfir,tns Der 9ruppeHma9t,
gu Der iis ernGdtigt nproen, sinel atis
ten grfand asmoft urb Elm betrdbt'
lifsr Thil Der gemdBisten Sosinfi'
| fen tpiirbs iid psiserr, ben ggtremis
fen IN Der partsi 81 folssn
|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-21
0eneralfreif
Sft Iaut sinsr Barrier Depei4e i
Osfferreia i'm 9a1ss.
OeffeutIifs Oeutf4fsinbIi4e &unbge
bnnsen boben an oieIsu Ptdssn
itattgeflnben.

2onbon, 20. Sou. Die cine De-
pef6e Der &elsgrapb @T9onge aus
9'nris mslbet, III in Seiterrei9 ein
9eneraIftreit i'm Gonge .unb 100000
Geute legteR in Nien unb in Reuitobt
bic 9lrbeit nieber, iobab Der 9etrieb
IN aIen Jabriien bon 4riessmateriaI
singeiielt pirb. Die 4usitdnbigsn
perosn aIs offen enti.beutfa gei4iI'
bert uno bic 9eipegung aIs cine poIis
tide unb pirt9i6oftlide unb ua>
meutIia als cine gsf9ilbert, Die auf
bic 9erbeifii6ruus bes Jrieberts obs
5ielt.
gs pfrb binsugsfiist, bab SffsntIi'
DE &un6gebuneen an ptelen pldsen
ifattsefunben bobsn. In tpel6en eins
feinbli9s Stimmuns segen Berlin
gum @usbrud fam, neil ppn bort oua
psrfu6t pirb, bic Seiterrsi4er 5u ben
Jortfii5runs bes arieees gu sipinsert
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 20
1918, as required by the Act of Octo.
Der 9th, l0l7.
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Stret@ung bes Wertss
.@ermou~.

BaibiustoH 9. G., 90. Sam
Gus geihdftIid)en iu0 patriottideu
@riinben boben cine aftSdbl Rotio-
nal 8drrfen beim Gltrreucp.Gp Gpntro.
Ieur bnrIm nadgeiudt, oos @ort
German aus ibreu 6trnp geunen
itreiGen sii oiirfert. Die @eiii6e tper.
ben beipiIligt iperoen. Gte nteiiten
5inona sJnftitlite, Die bisber ben
gennierr German NctionaIborR BON
=. iiitrteIt troIlen bo8 Bort
..Gzztiaas m sAuyEi1as- ssinapaxA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-21
Su RntferSani
aisst nod iuuIler bie -Rieup am'
firbam-, neil 0sitf9Inlb fi4es
res Geleit nerpeigert.

amferb m, 20. San DIR -5e,
Iesraaf4 meIbet, bob Der Darppfer
.gieiip amitsroamA nod inner IN
Rotterbdm Iiegt, ba Die beutfde Re,
gisrung it9 tpetsert, iideres @eleit fir
ben Oompfsr au sarautirsn- Inter ben
paFogieren befinbt ii5 aluguitus
pbiGips, hr nsus uieberldubii4e gez
iaubie IN ben 0ereiaigteu Stantsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-21
General vcit Stein
Ser premBitHe ariegsntis
hitter iprid5t ft6 iibrr oie
gegentpdrtiBe ariegs'
lage aus.
&c fennt bic amerifaner nidjt nnb
iueih and nidt iuas is i'm arises
leiiteu fOnnen.

" 1T II le q NJ ~. aJuIIuQfs
Sd fenne ipsber bic aueritaner, nod
tpsib Id ipas fie I'm arisgs 5u 1eiitet
I'm Gtarrbe iinb,s fdgie b.r pruBif&
ariegsminiHer @enerul bon Gtein In
einsm Snterpistp In siner tiirslt4su
@ussdbe bes Bnbapeiter .pirlapa.
Der General folI iebod bsrlertt baben,
baB bic gentralmGdte fir ben aampf
NIT 2lmerifa tpobl porbereitet feien.
Der &riegsminiifsr ioll erffGrt bas
ben, baB r ben 2uftiriss niGt ols
entfdeibenbeH yoftor betrndfe. CT
bntte bon ben aiisgebebnten dmeritds
nif9sn pldnsn In biefcr 5inii6t ses
BORT. ~es bdnst jeboa,S faste er,
.febr biel bdnon db. mas bic Grneris
faniffen Snsenieiire su lsiften I'M
Gtanbe fnb unb mebr bGnet nod bds
bon ab, ob tiidtiee, erfabren. NSdnus
fdaften eeiifert iperben fSnnen.1
Wsit gesus auf bi, gessrnpdrtise
Gage iagte General BON Stein:
Die garse Meit5eit ipiinfft ben
Irieben unb i9 tbus bas natiirli@
aud. SD peiB MIR bon elmer wt5ss
fiftsit, Inn bsn Rriea su besnben unb
bos III Der Giee. Jebes aufgeben III
nur Elm 3eiten bon S6apG9. unb EN-
3ugeitGrbniB Der Hiebtrldee. Wer duf
bic Jrii6te feiner grfolse auf benz
S&la6tfeFb 0er5idbt leiftt. brinst ben
7seinb IN bic Gage, bdb sr fi5 aIs Sic
GER betruHtet unb er ulteritiibt ben
sseirb MIR IN ben pIGrer al iefner
eisenen 9srni4tune. gs itfo feins
QfnseiHen bafiir norhdrben, bab infer.
syeinbe cine DerffGrbi9una tpiiniGen.
Sbre eefumntte Gisnungnabme stigt,
fab ibr einsiges 3iel mr. III. uns DON
uufrsm plat IN lk Come sa ber'
brdnonL
Cine militdriffe gntfdeibung in
thatidGlid tsreits berbeiseFiibrt NOR.
ben. Wenn unfereGeinSe gu Der llebers
5sugurg gflanssn. baB iie ouBer
Gtanbe finb, uns aus BEN hieBten
gebiet gu bertreiben, bann iperb.n iie
biermit sussben miifsn. Sab iis unter'
Isgen Fub.-
General bon Stein beb1tiptete, bot
Die entIhtioeHbe Madt bas etn5elns
Snbipibuum tIf unb er beriidkrte, bdh
bic Deutiden ii9 Dor ben Dunberu
Der ie9Hii6sn DiHeufdaft niat
fiir1teten.
.On fnS gum 8siIpisf,s fagte sr,
bic panserautompbil., bie gum eriter
Rale in Der G6la6i on Der Comm.
ouf.audten. 2lnfdnslidb ipuBten NH
notiirH4 ni9t, trie Dtr re bernifter
ionntn. Meine Solbaten iinb auf Il.
beroufgstlsttsrt unb bdbtn beriu6t
fis nit Snnogrdnaten oiseinonSer ID
ipunsen. Sebr bnlo 6dben mir itboG
in Grfabrung gebrodt. bnb .s MI,
cine tSbtlide wnff. geecn Fe COB,
nduIli4 uniere Sei&se..
True TRANSLATION filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 20
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sdIiessns bsr geffammIans srfoIsis
N friter gssrstufnnSe burA
Watroieu.
BInfiss Strahsniampfs tn Mssfan
spiiden ber Sastbsn Garbs auS
Geesabsn bsr isuititnireubu
guiammIuus.
@as Graf Gsruin ibr bic Grie'
beassntsrtaublnnse sdsst
taben isll.

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Die topItituinnbe Deriammlnns
,purbe beuie, pie amtIi& befanHt g.
aeb<u purbe, bon ben Boli4tsuIfp
BebSrben oufsel5fi. Wo4en- bk aus
Tsatroien beiton0sR f&Iohsn bic Wer'
iammIung beute Ulorgeu I'm oter
ilbr uub elm Dsint, bos bic AutIos
juna perfiigt, ipiro I'M 2mfe bes za'
aes per5ffsutIiHt tperbm. inie es IN
Der amtli&en Hefanntmu&uns beiBt.
Dixie HttaIntma4uns Iaiitet ME
foist:
ais bie fonifttuirenbe Deriamni'
lung sssen bic pom prdFbenten Dss
Central . gyetutibtommittses eiuse'
rei4te gaeioIutipn eno9 einitiinbiger
Berotbuna Stenung nnhm, berliebtu
bic BolIGe,piii bic Gale nno linen
fofgben bic repolutiondrsn Sodialtitea
auF Der Qinien, als bic DeriammIung
seiaie, bdB iie nt4t iuiiIens mar. bic
lrt ulb @etfe gut 81 beiben, IN toel'
der be lyrkbensuntsrhn tn
Breit 2itopsi aefiibrt perben. lin
bier ilbr Ulcrseus iuurbe bic tcnfb
tuirenbe WerfdmmIung BON Wsdtruim
aufgeISf. 6euk pirb EN- Detret. mel.
fks Die Mufl5Iung Der DerfammIung
perfiist. per5HeniIi&t merbeH.'
Die eriie anbeutung, fDelde bic
3eitunssIeute bapcn erbielten, bab 81
ben duberRen Wabnabmeu eei&ritkn
iperben parbe, mar nm feds llbr
beute Npresn, ola ibmsn mitgetbeilt
iuurbe, bab bsr Sauribii4e palait,
mo bic gerfdmmluns seflern tbre eib,
angen bsgann, beuie fiir bic 3eitnnsss
pertreter utsb is6ermaun eei4IoHen
fein pHr6e.
Sn ber 3ipff9enSeit batte Der aons
greg bsr ruHif9en Giienbobner NIT
273 sssen 81 Stimmen cine Refolu,
tipn ongenommen, IN tpel&er bic tons
Itttutrenbe DsrIommluns unierfiibt
nirb, mdbrenb 81 gIei&er 3eit bic
RommiHdre ~ w0Iks dafseforbert
fperben. NIT Der Mdoriidt therein 5u
Ttimmen, bnnff eine ber DerIdmmfung
DerdntporfliHe Resisrung gbtIbtt
tperben fSnne.
Mus Wacst1u fuirb beriftei, bdB
biele Qeite peripunbet nrb dnbes ge-
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Wurbe laut Bsrttt Der enslfi9en
abmiraIitii Der tiiriii9e areysr
WlibuII,
@Gbrenb Der Rrsusr Sultan gas
iuus Gaim'. DormaIs Die .SOebeu-
auf ben GiranS seftst Durbe.

aonbom 90. San. Sn einem
S.efanlpf 5piiheu brihi&en unb tiir'
iii&sn srisssid,iffsu, Der an Der Gin
fabrt 3u ben 1arbdHsIleu iinttfanb.
ipurbe Der tiirtiI6e areuatr .Rb
buIlu1. pormnIs bas bsatide ariegs.
Idiff rgrsslan@ psrItntt, ipGbrsno Der
areuser .GuItan Dapus GeIim-, DOrs
mails bns beuifbe &ritssitsff -Goe,
b,n' auf ben Sirmtb ssfssi ipurbs.
Disfss purbs an SoHutas 9lbsnD pon
Der Nbmirnlitit bstnnrrt essebeu.
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onriit beid,dftigt pareI ben @aio.
linbeb6liar zines altoHiobiIs IN Der
beriibnlten 3aipbaae NoliIin be Ia
'@alette alifgifiiaer. Die SanSbnlle
iuiro iett oIs Gaulouflage Sdule fiir
Die anlcrifaniihen 9r,Ippen beirtei
Der Gidiolinbeb6lter erpIooirte
gIcihfaIls itnb spei amerifnnfite
Solonten ipuroen idiper berIest. Sic
iuirben nod oeui arfterifnniifJen
1lusb,IaspbOipjta b gsssiilp ss5sndk.