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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02

Social hour.
Saturday Morning, $3.50, Oct. 10.
Model Class-Primary Music. Esth-
er Thorgrimson. !: \.
deficiencies of High School Pu-
pills." John Urness.
Primary Methods
(a) Primary Methods. (b) Pri
mary Story Telling. Mrs. Helen
H. Porter. Fargo schools.
Saturday Afternoon, Oct. 10.
Model 7th Class-Arithmetic-
Thompson.
Model 4th class-Geosraphy-Eva
X. Morris. :
Lecture-By Former State superin-
tendent w. L. Stockweli.
Round Table Discussion
(a) Games and Plays.
(b) Daily Program
(c) School Property.
(d) Promptness and Care in Re-
ports.
(e) Personality and Appearance of
Teacher.
(f) Operating Heaters and ventil-
ators.
(g) Agents.
(h) Professional Lectures.
~ Cures for Worry
90 N. D. E. A., 1914,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
SEEK THIRD ROBBERY victim
Is Needed as Witness Against Alleged
Hold-Up Artists-Pair Held to
District Court,

Local authorities are trying to To-
cate third man who with Thomas
Hunter and Arthur Krentz, is said to
have been held up by Lyle Nef, and
August Searle, in a box car near this
city Wednesday night. The third VIC
tim is said to have jumped out Of
the car soon after the hold-up artists
left it, while his companions rode on
into the city.
The authorities wish to use him as
witness against Eeff and Searle, who
were held to the district court on a
robbery charge late Thursday by Jus-
tice Phil Mclaughlin.
Bail for the two alleged highway
men was fixed at $500 each. Being
unable to furnish this sum they are
being held at the county Jail,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
B. SHUBERT DIED TUESDAY
Pneumonia Causes Death of Well
Known Local Barber-No Ar
rangements for Funeral.

Peter Shubert, proprietor Of a bar
ber shop on lower DeMers avenue,
died Of pneumonia at local hospital
late Thursday. after having been in
a state of coma for the preceding "a
hours
He was unmarried, and his only rel
atives so far as can be ascertained
reside in Pennsylvania. No arrange
ments for the funeral will be made
until they are heard from.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
PROGRAM FOR FIRST MEETING
School Teachers and Patrons to Gath.
or at Thompson Next Friday
and Saturday.


Plans have been completed for the
first Of the series Of teachers and
patrons meetings to be held by Miss
Beatrice Johnetone, county superin-
tendent of schools. at Thompson Octo-
Der 9 and 10.
Six Of these meetings will be held
at different towns Of the county dur
ing the next two months.
The program for the Thompson
meeting Is as follows:
Friday Evening, Oct. 9.
Thompson Hall, 1880 o'clock.
Five Minute Talks
(a) Relative Responsibility of
Director and Teacher" H. A.
Peterson, Guanilda Hauge.
(b) rRelative Responsibility of
Superintendent and Teacher" +"
Curl Wambheim, Stella Him.
(c) Relative Responsibility Of
Patron and Teacher" Mrs.
Jas. O'Neal, Harriet Griggs.
National Hymn.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
QU|ClEY ATTENDS MEETING
Grand Forks District Superintendent
Confers With Other Officers
at Jamestown.

Rev. g. H. Quigley was at James,
town yesterday where he attended a
conference of the four district super
intendents Of the state.
Rev. c. A. Mcnamara Of Fargo.
Hev: J. l. Asher of Minot, and Rev. s..
a. Dan1ord. OF Bismarck. were the
other superintendents present.
The district suner,ntanIant. A,S
their meeting in anticipation Of the
coming state conference.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
Jane ADDAMS may SPEAK
Probable That Well Known Chicago
Woman viii Tour North Da.
kOta This Month.

According to announcement from
the suffrage headquarters of the
North Dakota w. C. T. u, Jane Ad-
dams Of Chicago may make a tour
of this state in support of the equal
suffrage amendment to the state con-
stitution.
Miss Adams was one Of the big
factors In securing the extension of
the franchise to women in Illinois.
and she has decided to 60 on the
stump from now until the coming
election, touring several states In
which the question will be voted on.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
NO. 4. NAY Be PLACED
ON Former time OF
NO. Z. IN This CITY

No. 4 on the Great Northern,
which now passes through Grand
Forks at noon, may be put on the
former time Of No. 2 through
Grand Forks, which Is shortly
after 10 o'clock In the evening.
The supposed change in the
time schedule, 1t is understood, Is
to be but one of several cha nges,
Of which local rail officials say
they have no knowledge.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
TWO CHANGES ON
! THE DEM TICKET
BrockhoH and Byerly Have
Withdrawn From the
Contest.
PROGRESSIVE IS
PLACED ON SLATE
Vacant Places are Filled by
w. ]. Anderson and
Oscar Greenland.

w. j. Anderson, Of Fargo, will take
the place of w. E. Byerly Of Velva
as democratic candidate for secretary
Of state, according to an announce
ment made today by Frederick Nc
Lean, secretary Of the state central
committee of the party.
Oscar Greenland of Binford will be
candidate for railroad commissioner
in place OF B. F. Brockhoff Of Grand
Forks. These are the only two
changes which will be made on the
ticket.
Mr.. Anderson has been a candidate
Of the progressive party for secretary
of state. He will withdraw his name
from the nominations Of that body
however, and it is understood that
the bull moose will make no attempt
to fill his place but will continue to
support him for the Office.
At the time Mr.. Byerly accepted
the nomination it was understood that
he would not make the race. and only
order that a complete ticket might be
nominated at the primaries. He has
therefore gladly withdrawn in favor
Of Mr.. Anderson.
This is also true of Mr.. Brockhoff
who accepted the nomination for rail.
way commissioner under the same
conditions.
Arrangements for the change in the
ticket were made last Tuesday nigh,
At tho meeting of the executive com.
mittee Of the party held in Grand
Forks. It was not until today how.
ever, that they were formally per
fected and Mr.. Byerly's withdrawn
from the contest accepted.
p. o. Thorson Of this city, count,
chairman Of the Bull Moose party sait
today that he had received no wore
of Mr.. Anderson's withdrawal from
his party ticket, and was unable t.
say what action would be taken ii
the matter by the progressives.
The general understanding howev
or Is that the Bull Moose will continu,
in their support Of Mr.. Anderson.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
MINISTERIAL CANDIDATE COMES
Rev. j. c. Hazcn of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
to Preach at Baptist Church
Sunday, October II.

Rev. ]. G. Hazen of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
will preach at the First Baptist
church in this city Sunday, October
II. Mr.. Hazen comes here as a can
didate for the local Baptist ministry.
He will preach at both the morning
and evening services.
Officials of the local church have
several candidates under considera-
ton. but they will make no decision
for some little time. Mr.. Hazen Is yet
to be heard, and there may be one or
two other candidates follow him.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
wheat SHIPMENT FALL OFF
Great Northern Ships But 12b Cars
Daaly-Pctato Loading Increases
Rapidly, However.

North Dakota shipments OF wheat
have fallen of considerably durinK the
past few days, according to Great
Northern officials. The company now
loads an average Of l26 cars daily on
the Dakota division. Last week the
daily average was close to 200. 9
I. The shipment Of potatoes has in
creased rapidly during the past few
days. An AVERAGE Of 50 cars are load
ed each day. ~ n. N.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-02
COMPLETE STORY Of BIG
CANE IN THE HEARlD
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

The Herald of Saturday after
noon will contain the complete
story of the University Of North
Dakota and the University of
Minnesota game.
II the game is not completed
at the regular hour OF going to
press, the account will be carried
to press time, the remainder Of
the game being carried in . later
extra.
The story of the game will he
play by play, direct from North
rup field, Minneapolis.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22
PAINE WEBER MARKET
tReceived by l.. j. oyerloek)

BOSTON. Feb 21-The market was a dull affair today with a slightly sagging tendency. Declines now ever. were only fractional. We be- lleve short interest has been largely increased during the past ten eays and barring accidents believe prices will be higher next week Ah'mar' kets closed on Monday in observation of Washington's birthday. In the To- cal curb issues buying of Wolverine has been the chief item of interest All offerings around 75 have been absorbed. 1000 shares exchanged to- day at 80 cents leaving market bare of offerings. Denn Arizona sold at TIP in fair sized block with mar ket contai.ing firm bids at that hs' ure. New Corne;ia continues Tn steady demand around 33-S with only moderate offerings at l'2. Warren Iicted 61-4 bil with offerings ex' tremely light under [. Total sales New York lis.sOO. Metal IA 3'f to IS Closing quctstions were
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22
AtiractiUe Novelties in Suits
 Al $27.5O and $29.5O

unprecedented Novelty ousy provided for this quany a S275O and
 Crepn Novelty Granite Cote de Ceya Popn Wan Cloth Ripple
  through ea and Suits that would artists brush with their quisey fabrics They too'beautu description.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22

July .. . .... ... .... 6a o-o May . ...... ...... 66 IS
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22
Wheat

July ........... .... .... .. S9 l-i
 May .... ..... .... Q. ...... 9i l-2
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22

Charming models for spring Dresses for afternoon and street Japon Crepe Crepe de Chine Popln and Novelty Granite gathered unics decidedly affairs beautifully blouse styles with surpice effect and lace and r broidery and figured silk.
 Models that will attract widespread attention and develop nteres tdious Whether will only to aequaint yourself with the styles
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-22

With all the high leaders of style show color this initial showing will admirably
 refined should little surprised novelty of little prices TT right at the beginning of the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-16
Baie=Bau.

5err QusuIt 5errmann, prGIibent
Ser ,Rsos", fpiro beuts aus RsD Yort
Suriidsrtpartet, mo- sr bic persanseue
DO6e aIs gorIissr bes Rutibnuls
Ratbs in ssihdftli6en angeIsgenheis
ten oss orsaniiirten gaieboaiports
uHb isinsr Gtga 3ussbraht bat.
2lm ndditsn Jreitas pirb be erite
QbtbeiIung Der rReos" (meiitentbeils
R.truten uutsr 2eituna oes neuen
5duptlinss 5eraos pon bier nan
Qleranorid, GId., ibrer bissidbrigen
GinI6ungsitatiou, abreiien. Die 5ipeis
ts QbtbeiIi,ng (lsstidhrige 8eteranen)
pirb Der .riten cine Woae fpdtsr fol-
aen. Der 5duptlins tommanbirt
bi.smal zine auBsrsspObnlib srobe
4n3uhl BON Retruten - oarunter II
Shleuberer - Die er su trainiren, gu
priiien uno gu ionoiren BAT, ebe er
nit Der auserleienen Shaar gnoe
Wdrs gum aampfe bisrber 3urtidtehrt.
Mittl.rpeils tpsroen Die lleber5abligen
ibren 2aufpdb er5dlten, D. B. 81 thren
betreffenben Slubs undergraduates
2iaas sur peitersu gntipideluns 8ltz
riid1eianbt perbsn. gs uirp Elm
rabsu aus neuem Wdtsrial beitehens
Der alub isiu, ben 5er5os bier i'm
QpriI ins 5rsffsn fiibren tptro. Risz
mano iit ii6 Der Sdpieristeit ieinsr
aufsab. intsnIiper berpuBt, als Der
Sduptlint ielbif. bod 1T er boiler
Scffnung, baB .s ihm selingsn miro,
aus benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bacterial
sin.n alub 5uiamme.. su simmern, Der
Cincinnati Sur Ghre esreihen piro.
9eipdbrt Iib 5ersos ielbft als Spielsr
auF Der abfanssItation (als Rahfclger
5intsrs) 10 unterIieat .s talun einem
3p.ifsl, baB unier oiesiGhriser alub
itdrtsr als Der legtidbrise fein fptro.
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9mrA 8arbDlidmre
@oate iidl aoa aineaio in oas Seu'
ieits 6ef0roeru.

Don ibrsr Wtrtbin SSrau Rifdro
Wsil puroe peitern Quhmittag bic %
aobre a!te 4oo aineaio uuf sinem
Sophd in ibrem 3immsr bes 5auIes
Wo. 1904 s5reeman apenue befpubte
los aufgsfunoen. Jrdu Weil fab. ndB
bic 2ippen Des Uldnhens ourh elne
Jliiiiiatsit perbrannt ipureu, uu5
iorete fir bic Ihleunise lle6erfiibrun1
Der asbensmiibeH naf benz itdoiiideu
9rantenbaus, poislbIt bic Qlerste ben
.3uItono oes Mao6ens als iehr srnIt
beseihnstsn. aba ioG felt einiser 3eit
Elm Defenders niebsrsei6lasenss NE
fen an ben 3ag es!eat bubtn una
ma6ts hauptidhlih oespegeu Jrau
Weil einsn geIuh i'm 3imrner i6rer
Rietberin. Die anssitslten Qahfors
ihunsen srgaben, oaB Die aincalo
iebr drs.rlih iiber einsn Wnnn, ben
lie liebte, mar, neil b.rislbe nidt auf
sjnem BAH erIhien, ipeldsm lie am
Samitdg beilpobnte. Gespegen iou
spiihen ben iunssn 2siiten cine Nus
einanbsriesung ltattsefaHben BADEN.
ssrau Weil iasi. bab bic aincaib uno
elm in beurielben 6auIe ipchnenosr
Sobn goib 5reuHbe iparen, uno
nimmt on. oab bas Wiabhen Die 60
inna gu iid3 nahm. spelfs lie Dor sints
aen5assn seaen 3abnIhmer3en iaufte.
Dir aincaib tefinDet id, erit ieit nHs
aef1br 4 Wonottn in Cincinnati unD
iiammt ausenlheinIih aus Gpdnsoiae,
,Sno., pon no Iie piele griefe besam.
Das M1ohen lift ais Sdneiberiu in
elmer Oaroercben Jdbrit on Der
Central 4penue thdtig.
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lluiere Sebauptuns

Ioutct, oaB clle operatiuen gnagriiie
ODER alle Aetutittel bel gebuuoIilng
Der SdmorrboiOen gum MiHoeiteu
iiberiliiiig iino, tpetn tie Dem 10 fton
genlg Qemarterten 8orper ntdt gar
nod Stmersen uuo Sd)aoeu brtn'
gen. Sie iino ourfyalis uberIIiiiita.
mcil Or. Silsbee .Auateiis" erfaHS,
B. /. etn, ruie 3ebntauienoe bon at'
teIten beseugen audi BEL Den itIimm-
item Idueu Iiher heiIenoes Wtlftel.
ous au Site bes 2eioens etuaefilbrt
miro, BORT Die Gnt8iinbung uno gluta
onIdppellltne beieitiat lno idolieBltd,
gIutberpegtng ihufft unb oas glnt
regenertrt. aoltetfreie Groben pom
9teuitaeoter & 60, Dor 1916, 9eetp
Dorf GItD, 5u be5ieDetl. an
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Guruners Seridlt.

9Snl itGotiIdeu araufenballs ltare
qeItern glbene DER 80 Sabre alte
9So6u 8en3eI, bon $40. 1906 Blum
StraBe, pelfer iid am 0ienirag
Radmittag in ieIblnn0roeriider slb.
'id)t cine SdnIBlpunoe in Der rehtel
Sfldfe beibrahte. Der Coroner
lulroe pou Dem 9lble6en Des Wannes
in aenltnlB Qciett.
TesaIeidlen 1puroe Ger Coroner
oon Dem 2lbleben Der 3S Sabre olteu
6rau SSoa Setter, 8ottin oes gifen-
babn-s sSnipeftors Sbomas Softer, 9to.
2t02 German StraBe lpobuboIt, III
ael1ntniB qeieBt, luelfe ebenfaIls am
Iienitag in einem alnfaa Don gter-
poiit1t GucfiiIbers 5abIetten 5u itdf
nabm. 9r. 92iuiam Stephan batte
Die glbiid)t, Die aranfe eineIu Sdnaa
torilrm iibcriithren 81 lalien, bod,
Dereitelte Die sSrau Die Glane hires
8atten luo bes 9lr3teS, tuoem lie oos
@ift 5u Iit nahm. sSrait Softer ipur-
oe in bolb bcipuBtloien 3litanoe
Dem it1otiid,en aronfenbaus etngelie-
iert uno itarb eeItern 2lbelO an oer
1Solaen oes @iftes. 8ie Serr Softer
Dem Gcroners.Glerf 8ou Soehre
mttt6eiIte, bot Die SSrau nieoerholt
Selbitmoroneriud)e IN sIniallen BON
Rerooiitat llnternornnlen.
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Siedlerei nnter NeeerH.

gsI,ern Morssn tpurbe bas 9etefs
!ip 6auptquariier bonn Itaptiihen
GrantenbauIs aus btnahrihttst. oab
Tih bort 3ipei Neser befino.n. lpelts
libel nrmsHert nurben. poli3iiten be-
sabsn iif nah bem Soipital. bod tueis
eerten iih bic Reser an5useben, tper
ibnen oie Shniitpunben beiae6roht
bat. Hahbem bic Reser i'm Detst!.ps
6auptquariier ais Wtiller 8rospn.
20 Sabre aft. unb Comm 2iiile res
ailtrirt baiten, purben lie nab bern
Soipital suriidgebrad)t. 9ei 1oeess
anbrun bemeriten bic golisiiten Wpe
kr unb 1ongts cine Rsaersruppe uno
borsen. ipie flh bic Rtger iiber oel
4msgang bes NeHerouells 3riiden
grotpn unb gittle unterhieltsn. Die
po.isiiten lieben bic Rsesr CUR Stas
iipn brinsen. ipoielbft lie ibre Rdmen
alg 3sugsn nnsebtn mubien. @essn
bic Dermsiitrten ipuroen poli3eilihers
ieits acknowledgement erhoben. 8eios
Rsesr fiEo ihipsr Derltst.
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Smufe abatement Seasne.

Ti. s. Sabres geriammliins Der
obigen 2iga finbet an nd6itsn 6rsis
tag Rodmittas um IA llbr I'm pors
Tor Der Union SuIit II. Sapines
gant 9ebGubss it1tt. Gelegentlit
Serislben peroen bic psrihiebsncn Sab
resberi6ts psrlsien. bic neusn gsamtsn
ermGblt unn aunsrs 9efhGfts Don
Wihtieteit oerbonoelt peroen.
Die ssssnpdrtiseu gearntsu iinb:
Dr.. Gbas. u. 8. Reeb, prdiioent;
2puis 2. Woors, 8i3eprGiioent: Oar
tn O. pounsfDro, Sdagmeiitsr; 9eora
gina s.. 5bomas, Sstretdr; 3. 9,
Oppenbsimsr, anpalt; Grau Gbas. y.
5ait Wm. Worthinstou. W W. Shoe
mater, g. u. gult, gD. 6. Woh uni
Wm. s. Ran. sruitses; go. 9. Sc
rome. Superintendent.
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ifpiitternoe Sragif, tpelfe in oieleln
ungliidliben Wdo6en 'pertorpert 1T,
er6ielt in Spiel unb Wlimtt sinen
iiberpdltiqenpen 2lusbrud. Sbr 3uz
iammenIpiel i'm 3peiten att nit oem
Batter unO ipdter bic ausiprd6e NIT
Dem SGGnoer ibrer 5ruuenebre, rpas
rem bon elmer Wirtung, Der fi6 niss
mano snt3iebsn tonnte nod modre.
De- 80eIetpi6t lit INNER cine uns
b:ntbare Holle. 6err 4boIf Gtope
ipielte ben Qeon6dro, llno od sr Der
Rclle f6auIpieleriIh bolltommen ses
rept puroe, muB audi feiner 2eiitung
bDbss Sob ge3ollt iperoeu. 5ruu 9elez
ne giirger, 'ls bic 3iI6Iersgutttn,
I6uf aus oiefer. ia0u ben Sooestetm
in ii6 tragenoen 5ruu, eiue 2etftung
srIten Ranges. 9err Sobn Seiitel bata
te ais Sarl 1ur cine tIeiners Rolls inz
ne, ater um 10 gr0ber mar Iein 9erz
oienit, bab er it'd burh Die gsf3itte
Snicenirun9 erDorben bate. Suns
5oritner, uIs Der Setretdr, Mlusllerz
aabricills, aIs 8aufmunn Wolfrum,
Miqp 8isDrid, 6ans 9orpatb uno
8Gte 9ob'6a DeroolIftdnpigteu NIT
Dm. S1gen, Der Die 8nubenrolle
itielte, oas gnfemble. 2aitete bic
8oriteIIurg audi ME Elm Dip uuf benz
Quoitorilm, 10 perfGumte es bod
nibt, Den trsfll6en @tn5eIleiitungen
ME oem ItilDollen 3uIammeufpisl poIz
Ie Inertenung 5u 3oIIen.
am ndcpIten Sonntaq giebt es tpie'
ser ettpas 2ufttiges. Die San3s
Sperstte .4utoIiebhen", peI6e bor
att 9ugeu nit fold rieiigsm grfolg
gegeben ipurDc. tpiro auf pieIfeitissH
WunIf pieoer6olt.
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Ninter Die Blcttern am meiitem auf@
trcteit. Die sfin0er ioIlfen BON nIlefr
aniteditngen ourh Beriibriing be.
Dubrt iperoen. Diele bon ben Win-
terfrnnfbeiten iperoen 6nrf ben
Wuno iibertragen. Gaber iollte EN-
ainb uift bon frenben Menid)eu
gefiiBt iperoen urib audi feire genein-
idaitIifen 1rinfsefaBe gebrauden.
Die Gf}illcn trngen Dicf Sdulo an
Der llebertragung uon arnnfbciten
uno iollteu elmer itrengen fanitdreit
Snipisirins nnteriporfen ieir. sln
iino fir iih iino bic gelUobnlidpn
Grf1ltimgen nift 9eidbrlif, aber ca
tic geiabrlif)e Granfbeiten uerur.
laden fonnen, follten lie uermieoen
ino niht inbend)tet gelollen iuerocn.
Iic oiientIid)e 1eiunbbeit ioIlte
ebcnioaut Snde Der Sebrer iuie Der
geiunobeiisbeborbcn iein llno Die
Gleincnte Der 8einnobeifslehre ioa.
ten einen Ibcil bes llnterridlts IN
ben offentlid,en Gdmlcn biloen. Ius
lit bic slniiht oes nationnlen Gr5ie'
hungsbureaus. Dos ocntndd]lt einen
iehr intereilanten gerif,t iiber Die
Wethooen inio Wiittet oes llnterrid)ts
in observation-disclosures peroffentllden
miro. Ter 8er'ailer iii Or. Gleijder
9. Irebier, eim Spe3iaiiit oes gl.
reaus rno WiitgIieo Der Jafultdt oes
Veaboon 2ebrer Seminars. Ir
GreBler bebalIptet, oaB bic neiiteri
abGmoIungen iiber oen llnterrid)t III
Ger Deiunohcitslehre aiisae5eihnete
iinb iperfhpollc, ober oennodl man-
aelbaftc grbciten iino. Sic leger 81,
piel Belpit'f aui oos 8er6ot ilno Die
llnterlaiiung pon gepliien 8ebrall,
d)cn innD angetpobnheiten. Nle Die
meiiten onoeren ggenturen I'M SSn-
tereiie bcr ssnipi5irltng Der Ghuleu,
Der 0eidledltsbnaiene, Der Verbinoc.
rlna bon aniiedenoen uno iibertras.
barren ardnfbeiten ueriuhen tie Die
6einnoheit ourh @naabe Der Ginge,
ipcld)e nift gethan iueroen iollteit, 81
beifiisen. @arnungen, lagt Gr.
Grebler. iino INNER am glaee, aber
Sur6 cine flare 7ariiellltng Der 3u'
li1nSc lpie lie fpirflih lino, fann mebr
erreid1t peroen. gsur 5r iditfig tbiIt
Der Nenih et1pas mas uerboten ut
neil er Die @ri,noe oes Gerbotes MIDI,
tennt. Sef1rt man ihu, mas inaeiunh
lit. 10 miro er lid, ihon bon ieIblt biz
ten, es sn tbun.
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fhe unb engliife 3eitungtu bes 2ons
pes grebnntisen iiber bic Borgdnse
in GouisDille in 8e5ug auf bds Sdns
serfsit au2 1-'9idt tperben, tppbur6
cine rieiise Retlame anberbalb
2ouisbilIes entIaltet tperben oiirfte.
lin nit Der 3eit Decentralization
entipre5en gu fonnen, pirb iih aus
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eingreifen tann, um boDurh bic Nre
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laut elmer Nbdnoerung Der Statuten
aug bem prdiioenten unD bier Mitz
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committees beitebsn. 5erner tpurbe ber
prdiibent bepoamdhtist, Elm aommit@
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beit besiisli6 Der 9lbasiden regeln
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den eingeforbert uub bann 4nsebote
ausgei6risben tpsrben.
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Chores ous. gom gbieago.r Snm>
phonie Orheitsr, bas betanntli6 fir
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nau bonn Muiit 8ommittee aepriift
tperben ioa, ebe sr untsrsei6net pirb.
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Rahfpiger beg peritorbenen 9riinz
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9bobpre 5bomas, tpirb bic aonserte
bes Srdeitsrs biri9iren.
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fein 8eritt Dor, aber bas aus ben
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,bes 5alsn 4ommittees, rpiro bisisr
Sdge nit Serrn 8sistsr unb stIiher
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giibns unb Der 2oqsn in Der Wuffsn.
haas ubbaltsn. Wan pirb gu oieiel
Sonfersus sinsn 4r6itettsn etnIaben
Der sinsn usbsridlag BEG aoIten.
punttes ge6en uno 8orihldse NADER
iol. Sobolo man iih auf sinen glar
gesiniet bat, fperbsn bic Qr6eitsu Der,
ssben, oomit pisie 5sitis fsrtiS p.rbsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-16

cSn Ser MuiifbaIle fperoen ant
fommenoeu Wtittluod Die bieIigen 2o-
gen oes SroenS Der 8ptbias-Ritter
ous goIocue 9eIteben oeS Sroer5
bltrh eineu gldn5enoen 8au feieru.
Bel ipelhem oem Sango Elm gan5 be-
oeuteuber Spielraum eiugerdlunt iein
tpiro. 3ie arrangements fir bieien
9aQ tperoen BON einem &oHntittee
qetroffeu, ooS ii6 aus ben Serreu
Hihter gS. 8. 2ueoers, @iaiom
g oeuborf uno 5reo. 8. Starte 5u-
iammen1est.
Der Heinertrag bieies 9alIs lit iiir
Sen Sonbs beItimntt, Der fir Die GU
ianlmerfuuft Der GbroBloge I'M font-
menoeu SuIt auigebraht ueroen ioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-16
Yrad Die Qnisidlsibs.

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eine GisfIdhk ouf bem 6tittnirtg be-
fanh. WlilIsr fiiir5te gu gooen unh
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lana Dem Mann nod. 5I Der Mob
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8. nnb 1nnmitIer GiraBe 3u iriehen,
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AutOmobil mad, benz ft0ctiiden arans
tenbdus bro6ie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-16
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go. 1882 Central 4penue perlor ge=
tern 0ormittns Mihoel Collins in
Der Central Qpe. Ieine soIoene llbr i'm
Mertht pon $65,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-16

teren ndh ben iintersn Hdninen Der
1urnbaas. pp lie ais GGite bes Horb
Cincinnati 1urnpereins nod sinise
aemiitbline Gtunben perbrahten.