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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-01
HARVESTER TRUST SUIT COMES UP
FOR HEARING IN THE FEDERAL COURT

its competitors; but on the contrary,
its answer stated that its organiza-
tion and business had been a benefit
to the farmers in improved machines
and service, and in the low prices Of
the machines.
The taking Of evidence on behalf
Of the government began at Chicago
on September 16, 1912, before Robert
S. Taylor examiner. The government
called witnesses at hearings held in
Chicago, New York, st. Louis and
st. Paul.
On behalf Of the harvester com
pany witnesses were called at hear
ings held at Omaha, Neb., Wichita,
Kan, Kansas City. Mo, Sioux Falls,
S. D., St. Paul Mimi, Pittsburgh,
Pa, and Chicago.
The taking of evidence was com
pleted on June 27, last The record
returned to the court by the exam
liner consists, with the exhibits, Of is
printed volumes Of about 600 pages
each.
This case is believed to be rec
ord, both in the number of witnesses
examined and in the short time taken
/ in preparing the case for hearing
, Counsel representing the govern
ment are Edwin P. Grosyenor. special
assistant to the attorney general OF
the United States, and Joseph r
/ Darling; and for the defendants
Judge William d. McHugh Of Omaha
and John P Wilson and Edgar A
Bancroft Of Chicago.
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GOLDF|ELD CON.
SEPTEMBER REPORT

General Manager Burch OF the
Goldfield Consolidated has issued his
final detailed report of production
and earnings of the company's prop
critics in September.
The report shows that the cur
tailed output of the mines was sup
plemented by ore from dumps, en-
abling the company to treat ton
mage that was almost normal al
though the average grade was neces-
sarily somewhat lower than usual.
Operating costs included an extra
charge for moving dump ore and for
bullion tax, as well as a charge Of IA
cents per ton for flood damage.
Development in the mines is shown
by the report to have been consider
ably retarded at some points, notably
in the company's deepest mines, by
the flood early in the month, and
the last Of the flood water was not
removed until October, but the direct
damage to the mines and equipment
was less than at first believed.
The tonnage treated was 2797S
tons and the net realization $l77
STATS
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ST PAUL. Mimi, Nov The suit
of the United States against the
International Harvester company to
dissolve it will come on for hearing
in the United States district court
here before Circuit Judges Sanborn,
Hook and Smith on next Monday In
its petition, which was filed April 80,
1912, the government alleges that the
International Harvester company was
organized in 1902 as a trust, in viola
ton of the Sherman law; that its
purchase of the plants, properties and
business Of the Mccormick, Deering,
Warder. Bushnell & Glessner and
Milwaukee companies created in that
company a monopoly of the business
in binders, mowers, rakes and binder
Irvine in the United States; and that,
in its business methods and practices
the company had increased its prices
to the grave injury of the farmers
and had coerced dealers and elm
mated competitors.
The company, in its answer filled
August 5, 1912, admitted the purchase
Of the harvester properties and bust
ness of the five vendor companies
but denied that the company was or
ganlzed for any unlawful purpose o.
that such purchase gave it monop
oily in the harvester trade, or that i
had increased prices, or that its bust
ness methods and practices had in
iured the farmers or the dealers, o
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DEMOCRATS WILL
PUT UP BARTLETT
FORMER CONGRESSMAN is TO
MAKE BATTLE FOR NEW
LANDS PLACE.

CARSON CITY, Oct. 3t-At last
the cat is out Of the bag and the as
pirations of George Bartlett have
been made known From good polit-
ical authority it is stated that the
former congressman is candidate
for United States senator and will
make the fight against Newlands.
For a time it was believed that Bel
ford would enter the lists and would
be the man to make the fight against
Newlands. backed by that portion Of
the democratic party which feels that
the time for a change has arrived.
During Newlands visit to the state
it is reported that he received infor-
nation which has caused him to be
lieve that Bartlett is to be the can
didate, and took steps to head off
the announcement of the anti-New
lands candidate. Bartlett has been
urged by many Of his democratic
friends to make the fight, as it is be
lieved that this is the opportune year
to relegate Newlands to civil life
and the antagonism that has grow
stronger and stronger during the pas
few years is now reaching the climax
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SUGAR FACTORY
WILL OPEN Up
NEXT MONDAY
FORCE OF 100 MEN WILL BE
BUSY MANUFACTURING su.
GAR FOR TWO MONTHS.

Fallons beet sugar factory viii
probably be running full blast next
Monday This eventuality is contin-
gent upon the receipt OF ordered sup
plies now en- route, such as lime
rock, etc, the delay of which would
postpone the starting Of operations.
But, all things moving smoothly, the
present force of 80 artisans. now en-
ployed in tuning the factory up and
getting its machinery unlimbered,
ready for actual work, will be in
creased to 100 next Monday, divided
into two shifts of SO men each, who
will see that the various functions
attending the beet from its entrance
into the factory by way Of the sluices
until its commercial value has been
extracted and placed in the ware
room, are properly attended to.
The campaign win last, in all prob
ability, about two months, and dur
ing THIS time the beets from this and
adjoining valleys will be concerted
into sugar and pulp, the farmers viii
be paid and made happy and thu
sugar will be finding its way int,
outside markets.
One condition favorable to the 191:
campaign has to do with the left
over brown sugar and syrup from
the 1912 campaign. Last year $4,000
worth Of these commodities charged
to the 1912 expenses were left to b,
refined this fall, though approximate
ly this much unrefined sugar ant
syrup will be left unrefined at tn,
conclusion of this campaign Whel
the machinery stops this value re
mains in leftover product, whicl
cannot be run through without III
warranted expense.
Much depends upon the success 0
the impending campaign II vii
really decide the fate Of Fallon's fac
tory. If, with the maximum produc
which has been reached this yea
after two previous trials with resul
ant losses, this campaign proves III
profitable, the rehabiiment of tn
local enterprise may not be attempte
again for several years, or until loe'
and outside conditions become NOR
propitious for the industry in thi
section. Churchill Standard.
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CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from Tono.
pah to Manhattan and Round Noun.
tain Cars leave Tonopah daily on
arrival of mail and leave Manhattan
at $3.50 p. m.
W. c. HARDING, Agent.
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Coffee

You want fresh, fine
coffee. That's what you
get when you order Schil-
ling's best.
And a guarantee goes
with every can.
This is the guarantee: if
you don't like it better
than any other your gro
Ger will return your
money.
"Hello"-"Yes."
please send me can of Schil-
ling's Best Coffee"
IAN right "-"Good-bye"
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SALE NOTICE

ToNOPAH Gypsy QUEEN MINING
COMPANY Vocation of Principal
Place Of Business. san Francisco. Calf
iornia. Location OF Works Tonopah
Nye County, Nevada
Notice. There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on ac-
count of Assessment No 2, levied on
The 9TH day Of September. 1913, the
several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders.
as follows.
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KILLED BY A cAvE-lN.

CARSON CITY. Oct. 31.-Informa-
tion was received here yesterday of
the death at Lucky Boy of John Ash
ley Johns, formerly employed in the
G. and G. shaft at Virginia City. A
mass of rock broke loose from the
roof Of the tunnel and buried him.
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Proof of labor blanks for sale at
the Bonanza.
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holders OF Gtpsy
Queen Consolidated
Mining Go. Bal. 1856 257S5 257S5
And in accordance with law and an
order of the Board of Directors made
on the goth day of October 1913 so
many shares of each parcel OF such
stock rs may be necessary, will be
sold at public auction, at the office
of the Company, Room 265 Russ
Building san Francisco. California. on
Wednesday the 2Gth day OF Novem-
Der 1913 at the hour of o'clock
p. m. Of said day to pay delinquent
assessments thereon. together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF
the sale.
CHARLES D. OLNEY.
Secretary.
Office-Room 265 Russ Building, San
Francisco, California. O2St2e
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OUR CHICKEN SOUPS
Are not made by simply leading a
chicken through them. All our soups
are made full strength and delicious
flavor
FOR LUNCH OR DINNER
You should order a bowl of soup
All the items on our menu are True
TO Name. We do not serve come
backs or have a bargain counter. But
we do serve clean, wholesome food
at popular prices.
Montana Cafe
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-01

We wish 20 san the attention Of
'he men q ronepah 70 ,hs largest
and finest stock q suit and ovsreoat
patterns ever brought TO Nsvsda.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NYE.
Ida Jensen, Plaintiff, VS., Christ C..
Jensen, Defendant. summons.
The State of Nevada sends greeting
10 said defendant, Christ c. Jensen.
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within ten days after the sery-
ice upon you of this summons, if
served in said county, or within
twenty days if served out of said
county but within said judicial dis
trict, and in all other cases within
forty days exclusive of the day Of
service), and defend the above emit
tied action.
This action is brought to recover a
judgment dissolving the bonds OF
matrimony existing between you and
the plaintiff
Dated October 18th, 1913.
ROBERT G. P0HL,
County Clerk Of Nye County, State
of Nevada, and ex-officio Clerk Of
the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District of the State OF
Nevada, in and for the County Of
Nye.
c. l.. RICHARDS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
o rs N / 8 Is 22
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lSYOUR TAILOR INTONOPAH OR CHICAGO?

rhsss hRE NOT SAMPLE PAT
Terms. can ard see them before
buyirs your FAN uob and compare
our prices with those you have been
paying fer Chicago made clothes
+, Merchant Tailor
sPosiTE MizPAh HOTEL.
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gasanal Groseo II. BON 3epata 8e.
bGugt.
Geine 2ei4e an einem
gaume bGngenb gefunpen

Gtabt Werito g. Suai. Gin
G6Teaslo BON $4,000 3uriidpe!ieno,
bds linn bic sJrsunOe Don pasqull
Crpsco r., Batter bes RebelIeuzGenes
rails oleiAen glGmens; onge6oten bat
ten, bat Gmiliano 3apdtd TEN olten
Rann, ner fif felt mebreren Wonatsn
in feiner 8etpalt bsfauo. biurihien
ldiTen, tpie aus guernnbaca gsmelb.t
pirO. Die 8epefhe beiugt. odb bic
2ei6e Srcscos BON Regierungssrupe
pen BEL 3lchihilpd. i'm mittleren
5kil Reg 5taatss Wprelos, on einsm
Baum bGnseno unb Don augsln burhs
bobrt, qefunoen fporoen fsi.
Cine Delegation bon Greunb,n
Sro3co's begab fi6 fiir3lih gu 3af
pdta unp Derfuhte, bic 5rsiIaHunl
oes alien Wsdnnes 81 erLdn9en gu
bieIen Msdnn.rn fagts 3aputd, o1b sr
bic Gere6tigteit nidt pertauisn tonne
lnb bab Orosco freise9eben perbsr
ipiirbe, tpenn Elm ariegsgeri6t Jpn
bon Der Qnflage Der Gpionaee fr.i:
| fpre6eu tpiirbe. sr Inn anb.ren sFaf
abtr gum 5poe nerurtbeiIt tpsroer
fuurDe.
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ytdrtneDorlage an bas canabiI6e Bolt
81 appeatren.
Die 9uItdn Situation.

4RdrineporIage an bas canabif6e Bolt
81 appeqiren.
Die 8ultan Situation.
Gonbon. 6. Suni. gs tpirb
jest offi5iell 3ugeitdnben, baB bas
bul9drifde aabinet reIignirt bot. Der
in Sofia per0ffsntlihten 3eitung
DWlir" 3ufolge, bic getp0bnlid gut
unterridtet 1T, tpuroe bic Refignotion
ihpn am 80 .Wtui eingerei9t, jofort
na6 bem in Sofia bic Ra6ri6t pon
Der llnter3eihning oss 5rteoenspers
TRACES singetroffen mar.
Die Beitdttsung Der Refignution
bat in 8elsrab unb Ntben elm 9sfibl
Der 8eiorgnib psruriatt, ND man
fid INNER mebr Der anii6t aunetgt,
oaB 8ulsarien 3eit 3u SetDtnnen fu4t,
bis ss 9eIegeubett bate, Ieine 5rup>
pen BON ai6atdlbid uno Don Der
9allipoli 5olbinfsl gsgen bic SteI>
lungsn Der Griehsn uno Serben ber>
an3ubrineen
Deun bic Rsiignation bss &abtnets
Dor Der nnterreoung oes bulgarii1en
uno Ierbiffxn premiers in 9saribroo,
on Der bnEgariithen 8rsnas, itattfanb,
bann ipiroen bic bon ibnen getroffez
nsn 8eretnbdrungen unagtoriiirt fein
uno bic 3uIammeutunft Der premiers
Eminiiter Der bier galtanitaaten, bic
| fir SonHtug uneeIest tpuroe, pirh
tpd6rI6sinlih niht itattfinoen.
Die griehiiden 0elegdten Dotutsn
am 5reito9 Der 5riebsnstOnferen3 bel,
bic Siirsen blisben dber bdrtndtig
uno lpeiasrtsn Iih, benz Yrototoil gu
suitimmen. Die Telsaatsu sinietsHl ii6
aber auF bic folgsnben Puntte: 8es
pdbrunq poller qmneftie fir ak
Rombdttanten in oem 8rieg iiir Die
8auer pon orei Sabren. Grlaubntf
| fir bic in benz annsttirtsn 0ebiet
lebenben Jiirteu ausaupanoern, fpsnn
! lie ihre tiirtitThe Rutionalitdt beiz
| bebalten polIen, unb Disoeraufnuhm'
bss poits uno 5sls9rupbenOertehrs
| spifdsu guIgurisn uuo Der Siirtei-
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Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
Wtttere antlagsn gegen
bic Rem Yorter poIisei.

bic Rem Yorter oll5eL
RsDgort. 6. 5uui. - Su Der
btttten Ibt6eilung oes gerittss oes
gurran apmmittees iitxr bic goli3eis
Situation in Rem Dors tDiro bic 9es
teimpoli8.i In ihorfer Wseiie utitges
nemm.u unb es tpiro ertldrt. bab cine
e,,neinf6aft snifbtu elmer aH5ah
Ger Tetettips uno ben 0erbrederu be-
Iteht, uno bab bduftg einbru6e bon
Ietsttios urrangirt tpurben, baulit
Die getrsifenhen psrbdftst Deroen
tonnteu. Gg purbe elm 5au aneez
Fiitrt, in hem Der SilfspoIi3ettommii'
idr gougbsrtp fir bic Besebung einss
CsiubuG6s 800 besabIt uno ioglr
S25 fir bic AnfhafTung Der Ginbres
herpertSsuge be3Ghlt babe. Sn benz
geritt beiBt es petter, Bag Dougbertp
uno gluoere DOR ous aormittse geIa=
ben uuo sriuht poroeu ieisu, uuf ale
Smmunitdt gu ptr3ihteH, ehe iie Ius=
idasr mahten. nsit elmer ein8i1en
glusnahme bGitsn lie iih setpeisert
pies Al i6un uRb lie isien besholb aud
nitt dussefrast noroen- Iros Der
| Itqucerbdften Gntbuuuleen BABE aber
ber goliBeitDmmiFdr DoIbo nt6ts IN
| etr angeleasnbeit ast8ou, uHo BET fold
lcrsr 0is3ipIin lei es nid,t iiberrdih-
enn, oat etntC DIR 9etettins Giebe
riirhen.
Bum 5AIus tsibt ss in bsm gss
ribt. bds be GebeimpoIisei .boffs
ruroslps unf1hia- lei unb edn5Iit
repraauiiirt psrotn iOIts.
IoppeImoro.
| Qittsburg, 9a., s. Suni. -
| Samss WcRoir. gi1etoaent i'm hie.
/ iiaen Union gobnbof. ipurbs bier ar
| ;srei;1q Usi.tag in fsiner Office er.
| ihcfier unb fein 5aup.elert, Rdipt
qau11, tpuroe t6btIih psytpuubst. Del
| qRoroer lit Q. 6. Gage. sin Glsrl
| UscRairs, Der piitbenb rariibsr gene
/ zen Isin fod, eab sr 6si elmer tiir3'
liter gef0rhsrung iiberscngsu tpuroe
| Gr Bate WcRuir fir feline 3urlds
iesuug psranilportIih eehalten.
/ Eage snttdm nurh ben NIT Ulena
| iheu anasfEutsn Wortei0aI.
/ gptro ibm oas Rduber6 q n b.
inert perieiben.
Rem Dort 6. Suni. gu De-
| s55hltItrafe BON 12s biz % Satr T
nuroe BON tsm Rihi.r RoioIstp il
ben 6eneruIafitisn Der 19iobrige 3ho
mas S5hirro fpeesn sinesWorbansriff.
cuff ben gaHtbotsR Deter 9. Pluntest
iopte auf ben 9etestio Wdtou Derur
!betlt.
/ I'm Sauuar bisfes Sohres BATH
! S6irro suiammsH nit eininen Guoerer
iunasn Burden perfubt, 9luutstt IN
/ $1,000 Al berduben. Die oeris.be in &,
nsr ;sabrif an /. apenue uHo %
! StraBe d6sulisfern bate. Die 8oIi
ssi bate BON bsm bsubiihtieten Raub
anfaa Dinb betpmuen uno 6ebeim
polisiften tparen sur S!elle. Rat.o n
| S6irro ben gaHtbotsU nisberseihla
aen bate. sab er aus etnem ReUolps
auf ben Getef.ip matfon 5euer Qa
eaourh, oaB bic augsl oas uhrse
/ bduisoss lesieren traF, ipuroe ossie
| pcy BEN znns .hen0bgt.
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Der 9oupern'ur iiber3eug,t bab Urn
unfdulbig' 1T unb ein 9erbrehen
an ibn beeangen fpurbe.
llndbbdngise 5abathdnolsr bertun3en
Wieberuufnabme bss 8erfdbrens
esssn ben 5abattruit.
usfuseu gsgsn bic Irtteb
Shoe M IA 6inerp Go.

8ofton, 6. Suri. - Sn ben bsus
tigen 8erGunbIungen i'm gunoesgsz
ribt, Die iiber ben Rssierunssdntrag
3ar Muflofung Der nniteb SbDe Uldz
Ginern Comp, ais elmer monppoltitts
ffeu Organization gefii5rt perben,
trdt Der ginetnnotisr S6ubfabritaut
Gbas. s. &rippeuborf aIs 3euge ouf.
defer iugte aus, oab er am 8. Roz
pember 1900 NIT dnberen S6ubfabris
tartsu cine &ouferen3 nit Storsp
IS. Winslotp, bsm Yrdiibeuten Der
Dbengenanutsr gompasnis bate, I'm
QsstersH 81 sriuheu, oab er bic be-
ifrdntenben 8eItimmungeu in ben
neuen 8ertrdeeu our genuBung Der
metuqtiten 8efeitigungs Dtufhtensn
iortlafIe. Rad laneer grorterung
ioqte Binslon, pie 5err arippsuborf
dnaiebt, bab bic fir Die Wudrsn bes
rettneteu Yreiie tetnen benz an9eIegten
9opital entiprefenben Yrofit abtpers
fen uub ouB bic gompagnte bic Wdas
rsn nur 3u benz bere6neteH preIie
certauTen t0nne. tpenn auoers Uea'
ih;nsu Der gompoSHie 6enust ruurs
ben.
I'm 9pHturreu3 5u rers
|binoern, lei es noth ne NJ
lcia bob bic uniteo g Doe
| so a 6tnerp 60. bic III r
IrirenbeR Ma 6inen au +
tcufe.
Sobn q. Winioms, ein S6ubFas
britant aug 9prtsmputh, Sbio, nuhte
0naa6en uber bic prattiiten Dirtun@
stn Der 9attpsrtrdge auf Die non oer
Gompaqnie sslieferten Wai6iuen.
Btuiam g. 9rsqq, Spe8iuI ars
g1lt Der Der. Staoteu, Iegte bar,
Ger o6iqs 3euge iei in Serntutb ges
| iebt noroen. bab er ieinen Dd6tocrs
traq nit Der llniteo Shoe Uba6. 60
frshe, penn er nur Wtoi6tneH osr
| Union God Stith Comp. benuse
| gpdter ti CT pongol. Sing. oem Dor.
| i.etsr ees Goodyear Deportemeuts Del
| l. g. M. 60. dufgeforoert tporoen
Die genusung Der UtdidtHe ein5uItes'
| len. Damn lei Der 3euse bsnaA.
rittiat rporosn, er tonne anoere Ueo'
! Itineu aIs Die Der Il. g. Ul. Go. eia:
| fteaen, nenn sr eine Gtriteuungs9s'
/ biihr BON $1,000 bus Sabr gable.
gunoesanpdIt Srsgg enttpiteIte in
9ert1r, oaB Der .3euge oie God
gtit9ing RafdiRe--fiir $1,000 t6uf
! LID erporbeu babe, pGbreno oi'
| Gocbneur Dsdihine in etnem siusieer
Sahre $500 on 9ebiibren toitets.
Ser grGfioeut ais 60 B.
bpiit bsasi6net.
Waibington. .. g., 8. Suni
Cine unerpartsts Deuoung nubm oi
Qobbp llnteruhune, oIs Seuaiot
5opnseno BON Wadigdn ouf ben
| 3eugenftdno ertIdrie, oaB Der einfIub
sen Der grdiioent Wilion unp be
ctbeime oenptratii6e aautus auf bi
! Q.pfaFunq oes Iarifs dusuber, Dc
lunesbiihrIiten 8esiufluFung Dol
songreb WitgIiebern am nd5ite:
torme, bic bds &ommittee entoedsl
tperoe. Senator 5otpuseub taoeit
e2s aon1mittss, bob es niht bic Sena
tocen barber nerbort, oh Der grais
bent fis 3u 6eeinfIuHsH oerfutt bab
uno Iagts, oaB penu Der 9rdfioent &
1rh nitt beabfihttgt baben iolIts, T
lie; es besueaen nidt ninoer nab,
i eab iein tiir3fiher proteft 9eeel
1 aobbpiiten gentle Seuotoreu strineel
iptrbe. aseer thre ueberseugung q
itimmen.
/: Tier Iino oisie Ssuatoren9" ircs!
Ssnator Reeo.
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Die gdIsoniituation iteint iid tpieber
su psrfdiimmern.
augbem beutfdenR Reid.

Berlin, 6. Juni. Die Gaben
nHo Stiftuneen gum iilxrusn Re-
gierungsiubildum oes aaiiers betras
gen .rie be,ite betannt segsben ipurs
be. fiinfsis Wil!ionsn Wort. Tisie
9rnbe Summe tpire oui WuuTdl bes
9aiiers ousfhliebli6 fir nobtibGties
nno ssmtiHniisiae 3psds Deripenbet.
GtHts Mr inttreHdnteIten Dor Den
nu:dAisen fir ben aaifer beitimmtsn
Oef6enten nirb elm WdrI6ullsitab
iein, ben bic geamten Der Gaiisrlis
den WaffsRfobrisen nit einem GoiteEs
ouftuaro Don S25. 900 baben onfertis
gen Iafen.
Sehs Riqion.H 5ubitGumsmiins
sen. bic 5dlfte odpon Treis uno bic
onhere 5dlfte stp<i Mnriitiide, ruers
ben in DEN ndhiien 9usen gu Gbrer
bes Subildums in llmluitf oeIsst
sperben. urfpriinslif lag bic 4nfiht
nor, oas Bib bes aaiTsrs nit hsm
6elm auf bsm aopf oui bic MiinssH
su brinssn, fie tpurhe nber aus irs
esnb einsm grunb, fallen e.laiIen,
ianb Der Ruiier nirb fomit entbl6bs
Ten 6Guptts In aiirrofiieruriform
ouf ben WiinseH pransen.
Sonnpoer bIeibt preubis
fhe 9ropin3.
.sn einerl cffenbdr inIpierisrtsn
Mrtiisf fpenbst iih sis .RorbDeutiGs
2lligsmetne .3situns" fharT eegen bic
Ireibtreisn Der Melfen. bic fsit Der
Dumdbluns Der grin3efin 0iftoria
Guife init bem prinsen GrHft 9lugufi
non Cumberland bic Agitdtion eeaeu
preuben spieber nit 5Otbrud fortfss
tsn Gos hohcffisi0fs Organ iptiii
bic 9ehduptune zines bdnR0rerfhtn
9ldftes. bic RaiTsrstoftsr nsrbs
nun fir bic misberberfte[lung be-
Ronisrsihs 6nnnoper siHtrsten. hsftia
slriid unb erilGri: v6annoDer pirn
inmer Gin Tbeil bes prelhifhen
Giootes blsiben. 9aran in tein ii,
tsl6sn su inoern. Das feierIihs
Wort. bus Der g.rims BON Cumberland
I'm Ginperitdnhnib uii ieinsm 0otsl
eeaeben bat. biirgt nnfiir, bob nihtE
oeftithi, na sein. Mtnoerunu nss
preubifhen geiibiinnbes btstpedf. Til
brnllnfGpeigifttn gerbdItRiiTe mo.
qtn isbOh nnesrs ascrbnsi iperben.
Der 9unntsrctb tpirn I'm 6erbit ent,
fbsioen. Oh bsgriinoste 9ebsnsen b0,
gesen norhdnben iino. oab Der grin,
RON Cumberland ben Gbrnn oes Ger.
soathums btitsist. init 6annopss
BAT bcs jsboh nints gu tbun. Gin,
-bonnSperifs 5rnes" sisbi q ni6l
nishr.s
adifsr Mflbslm BET bel
aubelfsier in Geloern.
aati pr1ttiesm Wetter nnb unitl
rislieer Hteeiiisruns feieris Die Strol
G<Ibern hi Der Rbsinprouin5 i'm Bet
fein bfs alifsrs bas atreihnneeriidb
rige SubiIdnm ihrer 3agsborigseit 81
9lrtubtn Die alifrtbiimIihs Siuni
bit ini fpnniffxn Grbfolsetrita mad
einidbrigev NtlageriiEe bon ben 1rup'
Be nbt sa6nigs sJrieorib |. einast
ucmmen ipurbe unb barh ben Ut
r<&t<y Briebsn ron 1713 an preubsr
Maul pEsuote n aIGngsAbsus Dslt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
WetterberiAt.

6ir Dbio, Snoiand unb bds
reftsihe .genniplpanien: Strihresea
rno iiibIer am Gdmitaq. dm Srnns
taa fh0nes Wetter. 0erGnbetlIhs.
faHn R5rbline bis nornfpthlthe
Minne.