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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06
THE ICE CROP

Ed. Burden was down from Nelson
Wednesday and reports the ice situa-
tion up on the hill anything but sat
isfactory. Snow has spoiled what was
otherwise a fair crop. Owing to the
protracted mild weather in the valley
it was feared that it would be neces-
sary to cut ice at Nelson to fill the
numerous ice houses in town, and
that would have added largely to the
cost on account of the addition of
freight However, the late change in
temperature may provide all the ice
necessary for home consumption, and
considerable more, although UP to
Wednesday what ice there was to be
found measured only six inches in
thickness, and that is a poor quality
of ice to put up to stand the heat Of
summer even in the best of storage
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Recent visitors at the high school
we're Mr.. Gamble, county superintend-
ent and the Misses Peterson.
All visitors are welcomed cordially
by students and teachers and a stand
ing invitation extended to all.
The freshman class will give the
play "She Stoops to Conquer" late in
The season, but as yet the date has
| not been set.
The junior physics class is under
going an examination and although
their appearance when last seen was
not reassuring, it is hoped they will
ecover.
The Omak high school basket ball
team met defeat Saturday evening in
10 Of the best games of the season,
score IS to II. The Omak players are
fast, clean players and the spirit of
both teams was commented upon by
the spectators as one OF true sport.
The high school and grade pupils
re firmly convinced that Perry, climb
Mt. Mckinley, wasn't one whit more
adventurous than those who climbed
the hill in the bowling blizzard Of
Wednesday morning. If the wind cor
tinues Mr.. Spencer will be in favor
of establishing a rescue station half
way up the iiil
public debate and concert will be
given by the high school, Feb. 8, in the
Lyric theater. The question to be de-
bated will be the question assigned by
the state board of education, resolved:
That all unskilled laborers from the
countries of southern and eastern
Europe should be excluded from the
United States" This debate will be
a tryout and will determine the de-
bators of the team which is to debate
Conconully Feb. IA. on the same ques-
ton.
Last Friday afternoon the high
school basket ball teams, both boys
and girls, with the high school teach
ers, drove over to Loomis in sleighs
for the games scheduled on that date.
The girls game was won by LOOMS
by number of points. The game be-
tween the boys was fast and interest
ing from start to finish, the score be-
ing tied throughout the game, but fin
ally standing one point in favor of
Loomis. A reception was held after
the game which was particularly en-
joyed by the visitors from Oroville
because of the warm hearted hospital
1ty and the friendly spirit with which
they were entertained. The Oroville
visitors, those who were on the teams
and those who were not, were enter
tained in the homes OF the I.oomis
townspeople with such kindly hospital
ity that the Oroville visitors will al
ways remember the occasion with
gratitude and warm regards for
loomis and Loomis people.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06

Monday evening affair, and the
theatre should be crowded to the very
limit of its seating capacity on this
occasion Not only will the patrons
receive more than the value of their
investment in pleasure, but all who
contribute toward the entertainment
will have the satisfaction of helping
along a cause that should appeal to
the liberality of every citizen of the
place. Largely through the medium
of athletics the Oroville school has
reached a higher standard than ever
before. Some people imagine that
athletics are an unnecessary adjunct
to the school. Those people have
never Investigated the subject, and do
not understand the relation of ath-
letics to class standards. Most boys
with red blood in their veins have
an ambition to take part in sports.
If they are not up to certain grade
in their studies they are barred from
participation in athletics. Then while
the rule requiring students to grade
high is in force, thus squirting them on
ta study and effort, the exercise in the
games contributes to physical devel-
nHS the process of mental
and physical expansion goes on in
unison. The community should en-
courage athletics in the school, and
Tow their loyalty to an important
public institution by contributing as
literally as their means will permit
toward every entertainment, or game,
that may take place with the high
ChoOl as the beneficiary.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06
A CAR OF MAIL

The mail contractor carrying mail
between Oroville and Conconully had
to take out an extra rig Thursday
morning because of 80 sacks of crack
ers that were being shipped through
parcel post to customers, it being
cheaper to ship the goods by mail than
by freight. If the practice comes gen
orally into vogue of shipping merchan-
disc in quantities by parcel post to
purchasers the star route mail con
tractor will have to arrange to keep
a whole band of horses and a large
number of vehicles to meet the de-
mand for carriage.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06
MUSICALE AND DEBATE.

The pupils of the Oroville high
school are preparing for debate and
musicale to be given in the Lyric
tEeater next Monday evening. A de-
batting team has been organized to
meet like team from the Conconullv
high school, at Conconully, on the
18th and the debate Monday evening
is to try out the team that has been
selected. The debate in itself will be
an interesting feature, and the enter
tainment will be given additional zest
by a number of musical selections
The receipts of the evening will be
applied toward meeting the expense
of the athletic association.
An unusually interesting and enjoy
able program is promised for the
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06

between the girls the Oroville young
ladies were so thoroughly swamped
that no record of the score is oh
tainable, reports placing the figures
all the way from to to 10 to 0. 1t
was something to nothing, and the
maids from the valley had the nothing
to their credit. The Oroville athletes
of both sexes took their medicine with
a good grace, and the Loomis enter
tainers made the sting of defeat pain
less by the hospitable welcome and
treatment extended to the visitors.
Following the game dancing was par
tlcipated in until midnight, when a
bounteous supper was served Those
who took part in the games from here
were as follows: Boys-Powell,
Provo, Vincent, Wheeler and C. Cole.
Girls-Bernice Desmond, Louise Stud
ley, Daisy Stansbury, Cecil Frank and
Mildred Downs. From Loomis: Bows
Holbert, Melcher, Martin
and Kepp. Girls-Kittie Holbert, Opal
Kinchelo, Miss Douglass, Grace Nc
Daniel and Miss Mckay.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06

Under ordinary climatic conditions
winter should be considered nearly
over, as winter generally commences
breaking up the latter part of Feb
"uary. This has been an reception
ally mild winter and late spring may
y" the penalty.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Briley left for
New York Friday, where they will
make their future home. The great
contrast between New York and Okla
hogan county may so stun Mr.. Briley
that he will have such a hankerine
to return to his native range that he
cannot resist the call The youne
man has grown UP from child in the
north part of the county and his many
acquaintances will wish him luck IN
his new home and unusual surround
ings.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06
HORSE SPRING COULEE ITEMS

w. P. Burberry was business visit
or in Loomis last week.
Geo. Majors has returned from a
short business trip to Oroville.
L. N. Helm and Lloyd Lyons were
business visitors in Oroville last week
Messrs. Bert Garrett and James
Kirk were in Tonasket on business
last week.
Geo. Majors has returned from Con-
conully, where he has been serving
as juror during the present term of
court.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Putnam have left
for Vancouver, Wash, where they will
make their home in the future. Mrs.
Putnam will be remembered as Miss
Belle Mustard.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06

ners and the team, got out to walk
Mrs. Collins let Mrs Kyle hold her
baby and started to drive on ahead.
Just around the corner the off horse
became frightened at an old crate
lying by the road and ran the sleigh
UP on the bank where it upset, throw
ing the women and baby to the ground.
By the time Mr.. Wills got there the
team had started to run and got away.
Luckily no one was hurt badly. Mrs.
Collins sustained a slight sprain of
the wrist. The sleigh was demolished.
The horses ran on into town to the
livery barn where they were caught.
People should be more careful about
throwing rubbish along the road as
most of the runaways are directly
traceable to this cause
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06
WANICUT NEWS

The new Wanicut school is now oc-
cupied and the pupils are strutting
around like young turkeys in clover
patch. The building they formerly
held school in was an old building in
the Wehe mining camp, and was to-
tally unfit for the purpose.
Mrs. Harvey Collins and Mrs. Eva
Kyle, of Oroville, accompanied by B.
NJ. Wills, of Wanicut, were the victims
of runaway Sunday, which resulted
in their having to walk from the Grubb
hill, about two miles from Oroville,
into town. The two ladies had been
up on the mountain to Wanicut and
did not get started back till late and
Mr.. Wills offered to see them home
All went well until they got to the foot
of the hill and onto bare ground. Mr.
Wills, thinking to save the sleigh run.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06
ESPISCOPAL SERVICES

Trinity Episcopal Mission, Rev. G..
+. Severance, M. A., B. D., in charge.
Services Sunday, February 8, morning
prayer and sermon IL; Sunday school
u; evening prayer and address, 1880.
Remember that the Rt. Rev. L. H.
Wells will make his annual visitation
to Oroville on April 26. All who de-
sire to consider the matter of con-
firmation are asked to notify the
rector.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

The Presbyterian church will hold
regular church service next Sunday
both morning and evening sunday
school at 10 a. IN. and Christian In
deavor meeting at $50 p. m. Listen
for the bell, then come-and welcome.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-02-06

February 5 was apple day, ana this
Office was remin1ed of the fact by the
receipt Of big led apple, done up in
a neat package, and mailed out by
tho Yakima Commercial cluo It was
certainly handsome and toothsome
specimen of the king of fruits, and
o.ether with The advertising matter
c ntained in the same o.: with the
apple var big advertisement for ths
Yakima valley.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07
0Ge(egrapg
Sto W. Trant erbGlt tets
nen neuen Yroaeh.

Seo M. Hrdrt er1dIt tels
mem neuen pro3eb.
gtlcnta. @d.. 6. Mai. Eihtsr
Ben. s.. Sia pom Sutton Gountp Sus
psricr.8 .8eriht peripeiasrte an Utitt-
pct SEQ 70. Srant. bem iunasn Sus
perintenoentsn Der hieiiaen Snbrit Der
glational gspeil Gompanp. Der psgcIl
tsr grmprouud Der IA Sabre alien
Mlrp 8haaan sum 3obe perlrtbsilt
ruroe. sincn neuen proseb. Der aui
Glruno auae6li6 neu enteedtef Be-
peismdterinls BON rem glnipdlttn
frants perldnat poroen mar. Der
Rihter erlau5ie d6er ben anpGltsu.
esaen irine gnt:hciouna az bas
Stuats-Oberasrib! appslliren su biirs
itn.
es IN bies bas brittle Wal, bab
Srant Elm usutr prc3eb perpeigert
iporben 1T uRo frnut tpiroe idou
SDsimal sum 9oDe eur6 ben Strana
p.rurtbeiIs. Die 6inridtuna puroe
i,besmal ourh 2lntrdae auf GeuIb'
tuna etHrs nsuen prossiies hinausass
Idpben
emt Seniation nat Der onbsren trat
bsute nod ipdbrcno oes 0erb6rs be-
trefis bes duksrorosn!li6en Gntrags
fiji sinen neuen 9ro5eb autuas.
Cine bsalaubiats Nusiaae mad Der
arosrcn ipuroe porasleot. iuoourd M.
Hagen auf 5FdlI6nna nnb Btitshung
in alien m6ali6en ptdIen asaen 2lsens
ten bss gstlaaten trhoten ipurben. ios
mi. aubsrbsm bsbauptet fpnrbe. eaB
fdIi6es 9sipsismaierial suIammenoes
felt iporoen isi. nm ben Peuer sStm
Gonlen an ben Galsen 81 brinsen.
Wsniae Minuien bepor oas 9.rh1r
Elm Gnbs erreidts. tpuros Don benz
Nefts6eiitano Gensral 9oriep bic gr.
tlGruna abasaeben. bah bic anaeleasus
tsit Der @ranb .surn unterbrtitet pers
ben tpiirn,.
gidier Sill isibit rief tsiHe gsringc
Gcnidtion herpor. als CT erilirts, er
ipinihc. bah bic Rsaeriu annn Mauos
Garter. bic fir bic befldate partei Be-
i9porsu bate. gonlsp bate ibr seseis
iibsr ri. Grmorbuna Der Mnrp phas
aan sinaeitanSen. mad 4tlanta suriids
cslro&. nares.
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Na4ri4tsn bon ibnen sy5aIte.

N@prl@ien bon fbileti er9dIIe.
Die aroBe gebertunq oes Sisaes
Bel San 2uis potoii lisqt in Der
Sbatia4e. oab bieIe Stabi 300 Mei,
ZEN iii6IiA Don ealtillo uRO uuaefdhr
etenIp melt bon 3ampicO in Often
unt Der Stabt Merito i'm Siiosn entz
fetnt lieet.
2lbqeiebeu Don ben Griolaen Der
acnititutiondliiten mar bas 6dupt'
sreiqniR auf militGriidem @e6itt, bar
General SunitoH in 8eru Grus auto
riiirt porben III, feline 2inieu mad
Gutoiintsn pOrsuI6ieben. Obns aber
bic Sffeuiipe su ergreifen. General
Tuniton piro iebt fofort siniae mid.
TIA: itrategifa: puntte beieseH UNI
bsfeitiaen.
Central FunIton meloete fpGbrenS
oes 5does, OaB er nitN i'm Stan6e
i.i. 6eitimmts :Snfprmation iibsr biz
9cpeaunasn Der SrupesH bss Genes
rdlS Guitupo Mads au srlanaen. er
aber aHrshme. buR d[le isins 8epeauus
aen rein befenIiper Rutur jeien.
9Orfdnfid ItnS teiTc iSsitsren Srups
pen mad Werito bsoroert iporben unS
nihts osutet auh Slruuf bin, bag
Gcneral Dooe rot Der isront o6ee6sn
neroe. nm bug Sbstfommanoo u6.r
bic Sruppen III iiternebmer.
Iomirdl 8abosr melbete ipGbrsnb
beg Saaes an oas Warincoepartement.
bah bic Sonftitutionaliiten am Oienss
taa einen i6arfsn 2tnartff auf bic me-
rituniifen Reaicrun1struppen i'm
nOrotueitlifen 9heil Der propina 9era
grus unb rpeitlid Don gampico sss
maht bd6en.
Der brdiilidnii6e Geiaubts in Der
Stabt Merito 6ena6ridtietc bas
Staatsbspdrtsmsnt. bah Der ameritd.
riihe Sonfitl gonneD. Don benz ss
6ieR. oub er in San 2uis 9cfoii oes
fauaen aebaltsn tuerbe. nit feinsr 1Trau
mohI6c6altsn in Der Staet Merifo dns
aetommsn lei. Der Geianbte fiiuts
binau. baB alle gtmeritansr in San
Suis potoii pohldui ieien.
9 Saltillp urb San 2uig
potofi iOIlsn gleid.
aeitia anQearifs
fen perben.
sorreon, Meritp, 6. Mtai. 9lus
bsn militGriI6en gorbereitlinaeu, Die
bier detrpffen perben. de6t berpor, oaB
Gersral 8iaa bea6iihtiat, Saltilo
unb Gan 2uis 8otoii dlei9aeitid ans
auareifeu. Gr islbii pirb GaItilIo an,
ureifen, pdbrenS bic @ensrGle Wons
Gloria. 6errerd uuo 9enapibes cine
ftarte 5ruppenmuft aesen San 2uis
potsii fjibren tpsrbsn. Der 4ngriff
cur bic lebtere Stdot Eat ben 3tped,
oi. 9arniion BON Sdlti[Io pollitGnoia
III ifoliren. Wsru bic Rsgitrunoss
tyuppen inter Sem gsneral :Soaouin
Maas nidlt i'm StdrSe iinb. Galtillc
su haltsn. blsibt linen Hihts ii6rio,
a!s ii6 Al erasten ooer on 6anasr unb
Turit su iterben. psnu ihnsn Der Rid
,ul mad San 2ltis potpii obo.ihnit.
ten fpirb. Tas @eldnSe aipiihen ben
beiOsn Stdot.n TT cine Wiife unr
uenn bic Giienbdhn isrii0rt pirb, pie
,s ipabri6einIih lit. bann ipiiebe es
nur tpsniaen oelinasr. 'u pfcrb obsr
III FuB burh bisIe gBiiite su fommen.
Die @arniTon bon SuItiIlo lit unde.
fdbr 10000 Mann tart unb bieieniae
oon Son 2uis gotoii 5000.
Reeierunsstruppen 9ss
fdldgen.
GIpaso, seras, 6. Wai. = &C.
ieral pu6lo @On3aIss, Der Rebenens
iiibrsr. Der MoRtersp singenommen
)at, bat ans. Mai bel Salti[lo eire
tarie 9lbtheiIuns Rssierunsses
en- ssitIassn. tpis b.m bisiisen &ons
III bsr aonititutionaliiten,, !, gtafael
pio Wpntsrsp, Watamores
lnS Brownsville isIssrapbii9 gcmsI'
,si irOrssn 1T. l
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Gin amerifaniidsr giiraer fiibrt
alsidfaas 9eidpsros iibsr bic
6aiti'ids Rsaicruna.
S,c TrausnftimmredtsDorlaa bonn
britiiden Sbsrbaus psrporisn.

4rs benz Dtuti6en Reid
gerlin, 8. Mai. .Sn aeip3ic
f:urbe am Miitppd bic sSntsrnatio'
male 4usiisquna fir gudosiper6s ilno
Grapbiihe aiinits ppn bem aGnia
sSriebrif, auguit bon Sahien ctDfinet,
Tis glusiielluna III bic ar0bte unb bette
iErer art. bic ieHals itatiaefunoeH hat.
Ger 4usiieIInnasplab III 100 MorgeH
orpf uHb bas SauptsebGuee bebedt
firnf Wlpraen. Qber nod 20 unbere
0sbduoc bisnen Qusitellunasapeden.
Die @usitequna pirb Al Ghrsn oes
15oidhriden gef.ehens Der &oniali6sn
2lfcbemis fir gudaepsr6e unb Gras
rtifde aiinitc in 2sipsis perdnitaI!s..
Ssie ausipGriigen Nationen ha6eN aros
hes santereife baran usnommsn, sSu
Der nmsritanifhen 46theilunu Iinb bic
R,aierunaEbrudtrei in @aihinaion.
bic Gbiedooer ii1otiifle 8ibliothet unn
ano,rs giblipthefcn pertreten.
Sas Sauptds5dube in BEN SsutItsn
Dnhhdnoel asipibmet uno Is psroeH
barin alIe Tbaisn Der guhcruderei
etc. ilIuiirirt. gins Der 9uriofitdten
III cine 2G0 Sa6rs dIte gyapi.rmiibls.
in her nit 5dnsurbsit pnpicr aemndIt
i3urbe. ginen ieltidmsH Spntrait bil=
be.sn sinias h6tit mooerns glnpierfas
h,iftu. bic nit bem sOl,ftamme beails
nsr. bon bsm Der S)ola6rei gcmddt
rirb. unb nit BEN Drudsn Der fe,tis
cen 2situnasn ennen.
Die aMeritdniidle Reaie.
rune bebantt lid.
sssamts -. Gernrb, Der tisiia, anne.
ritaRifhe gp.Idaftcr. bot pomGtudts.
hebartsmeni in BaihinatOn bic 9fns
ireiIund .ttllisn. Der SsutIchen Redies
rnIa in fcrnsllsr @siis ccn 9ant bcr
an.eritnniiftn Isaisrnnl fit ben
snsraifhsn gciitnnb nussuoriidsn. ben
hsy apmmanocur unb bic geiabuna
res btliitsn 4reu,ers .0resb.n" ben
erleritoniichsn NliiAtlingen in 1ams
pito baben Al tbeil iperSsn ldiicn.
Gir6cnfiirbitte filt 9ufts
Hottie.
0urh cine BON aorfn batirie adbis
neits.Srbrs 6ss aaiiers ipcrb.n bic
GciitIihen bes St6niaretds g)rabrn
anneipieisn. Fsrnerhin in bic tirhlihe
sSiirbiite aud bic militdrifdsn Cuff.
fdiifs uno iSlu2suae anijunsbmen.
s1n BEN alasmeinsn airhenasbst mad,
Gtluk Der grsbiat biitet Der @eiits
Iihe fsrnerhin MID MIR fir bic Mi!s
oIisber b.s ipnialifxn Sauiss. fiir bas
Erieasbeer. bic aeIammte Gricasmaht
su Wair unb ,u 2anDe", fonbern
auh fir bic auftfloitt unb beIOnb,rs
fur bic auftidiffs. tpsl6s fid auf Der
sIosri befinben.
Merner BON Sisle mind
Ter ptrunslidt.
Die gla&rihi DON sinem idtpsrsn
9iuicmobilsllnpIiid. burh peI6ss ,ipsi
GoslsfamiIisu in MsdIsnbuyasS S&lps.l
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Meritanifdsr Graft g OI'
lettor peint altem Rez

Nv ~ u W " ~ Jt
lettor peint altem Rez
gime 8 6rdneu ma d.
gsra Gru3. Mer., 6. Mai. =
Sm ameritdniIhen mtlitdrnhen
9auptquartier iteQte iid Elm gutr-
giirger Don gerd Gru5 ein uno per-
iudte bic monatlidsn S4ipeigegelber
Der Gpislbalter. beg 5eHDerloins uno
Der GrOi9tentiti6er fir bic poli5ei
3u tOlIettiren. Der CUTE Wann mar
bO6it beitiirSt, ais er srfubr, oab bas
jsBt .aHosrI6" sepOroen lei uno ging
'opfitutteluo oupon.
SDei 4meritaner aHgebs
LID ermoroet.
@eraGru3, 6. Dug. - g(meris
tuner, bic DON Der Sauptitaot Werito
aEgstommen iino. berihten, oaB 5pei
glmeritlner, Ramsns Diliams un0
Dbiie, bic 2tngsitsIts Der groben
aneritanii6en 81 igarOr Miuen. &pms
pasuie in loOitOtipaquiuou, i'm Staute
SaIisto, tpdren, ermorpet tporoen Ieier.
Gin3eIheiten paren ni6t in GrflbrunJ
3u byingen, bic 5Iiidtliuge fagten
ab 7, oaB Die Wdnnsr nitt bic Opfer
elmer characterization Ssmpnitrcs
tlon isier.
9usrta ungebIi6 sur
Gtu4t bsreit.
@era @rus, 6. Tai. - 9tm
g(6eno MIR bier ein unbeitdtigtes 8es
rii9t i'm umIauf, Oab ieit sinigen SGs
gen auf einsm bier lisgenoen auspdrs
tigen Sreu3er Quarter fir einen 6os
ben msritanifasn geamten, Der pun
Der Stabt Meritp tommen ioa, bere!t
gs6alt.n peroe. Gs puroe in einigen
areiisn angeosutet, SaB @orbereitun'
cen fiit ben gmpfang oes 8enerals
6uerta o6er bes Generals 8lanquet,
coer fir bsioe, getroffeu pOroen ieier.
9a Gerii6t erbGlt fi6, bar 6uerta bi:
glbiiat babe, ms 2tustano gu fIieber
lmo er in Der leBtsn 3eit nur 10 na6s
iittig gsgsu Die 4meritnHer gepei:n
lei, neil er fid oaourt fir ben Rotbs
faQ frsie 9t6reiie gu iiasgn piini6I.
&riegerii9e 8Orbereis
tuugen.
9ai6ington. .. G., 6. Mai.
@Gbrsno oss 5uges erhielt oas 9lrIes
nal in gbiIabelpbia ben 4uftrag,
100000 Sbrapnels fir orei50qige
TeiogeidaBe gu Iisfern, pdbrenb bas
glrIenal in 5rantforO ben 9tuftrds er.
belt, 10000 Geiauiis fir bic 63
gatterien Der fsIoartilIeris Der MiIi3-
truppen Su liefern. Die 2tsferung Oie=
isr Gei6ofe miro beinahe elm Sabr
in glnipru6 ns6men.
GpIum6us, Sbio, 6. Mai. -
Sffi3isrs Der Ratipnalsaros in Der
Office beg 9snerol,2Sjutanten fingsn
am UIittpo5 an auf &artsn, bic OOn
ser 9risgsThule in WaIbington bera
asIdidt nurben, Die Topographic oes
geIdnbss Spiidsn @era Grua unD Der
StaSt Rsrito gu itubirsn, fir ben
s5aq, bab Eruppeu Sprt6in ssiditt
Die 9drten peiier ieosn
@eq, Snumpfab, 5lub uno Bad etc.
in Sem Geldnbe auf, Iotpie ieoe Gr.
b6bung, uro lie geben aud slustunft
iiber ole WlhsruorrGtbe.
Sefferion Gitp, Mo., 6. Mai.
Der @ensraIabiutant S'Meara tpuroe
nm Wittnoh pom &rieesoepdrtement
1ngepieien, oab bic flint Rssimsnter
Der MiIpurisr RdtionaIsaroe ipfprt
aui ibre pols &riegsitdrts Don 918O
Ueann s-5ra9t tperben IoIlsn. Die Sc.
Idmmtitarts Der Resimenter betrGss
iebt nur $500 Mann.
2lu6 3panSig @er5te uno Gbirurs
1en pon ct. 2ouis. bic Sber>2euts
nants i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Orr
NEE iino, finS Don benz GsneraIsrst
yoursas auFssforosrt tporben, ii9 fir
,ttipen Disnit bereit su baItsn. Sas
RsistD..sIps sunrss DOT meRrsrtn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-07

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aus Der Stabt @iiitroip. Snper Der.
lebi lieat Der fi6sifommibherr auf
GptbenmDor. Sabmen uno Gaael I'M
@mi Stabsnhdasn i'm @roBferaoatbum
MedlenburasSf,ipe sSreiberr Sdns
Wernsr BON Sieie.Windler, barniebet.
Stine Ra9barin, bic @utsbeIibsrin
BON Wliiller. 1T cine atide. Syyrsiberr
Dor 9ieles0indisr, pelher i'm 49.
2cfensiahr iiebt hattie nit frdu boz
Miillsr cine grutofnar. nnternpmmsn.
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Sdlfper bsrlstt purbe aud Der 2enter
bss aroftpaacns. sEreiberr Dor 5islss
Nindler 1T nit Sorothen gtmalie
Grnit bon Grniibdufsn felt benz Sabre
1893 perbeiratbsi. Der Ghe iinp bier
Sinbsr entIproiisn. brei S6bne unb
cine 5ohter.
3aitnuto auf aufen.
glidt osrinaes aufIe6en errest bag
Grifsinen eines ionoerbdrsn 2ait.
autos in ben Sttahen ner Reihsbdnpts
iiabt. @s bat teine RGber, lduft biels
mebr nrf feds &ufsn uHb bieis beben
uno ienfen iif,. Das ei1sntbiimlihs
gebirel ertlimmt miibelos bic gr6btsl
St:igungeu. Die Sserespsrpaltung
ihtsreIiirt iifl iehr fir oisie Heusrung,
DOH iUeldber lie iih tiir ods WlilitGrS
SrlnsportpeisH Diel All p.riprsaen
idein:.
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Der ieniaiioneas aonturs Der aauf'
bdlier oss nit benz .Niiritentruit"
aliirt oepeisncn Wolf 8ertbeim ioll
nunmebr Elm iUsiterss asrittli6es
gldtipiel fiHben. Geqen ben Gsz
iddftsiiibrsr bes llniernshmsns. gld.
mems Gobn. lit StrofanSsias eriidttetI
ircreeH. Gr lit beihuIbiat. bon Gin.
tduisrn uno aisfsrunten Sdmisraelbst
cnlenommen su haben.
S.aH5Diii6er Militdrs
fiieger perungliidt IT.
Ra6at, Marotto, 6. Mni.-9er
2elitnant Saint 2aeue tam am Witts
nod >ums 9e6sn. als 0as WiilitGrs
glsroplans nit bem sr einen aetDg.
ros5iruHssfIug gema4t bate, aus sis
nsr Sobs pon 12 SUB dbitiir5ts. Srin
8sgleiter Der pionisr 8onHersau. fam
nit nur lei9ten 8erlsBunssn blbou.
Die beiben Wdnner tparen bon sis
nsm laugsn Slug iiber bns bon feiubs
liden Marottansrn bsiebte @ebiet 5u.
uno fporen i'm 9egriffs, IN
Der RGhe BEG Sries Ga Qaitto su lans
Zen, als iis a6itiir5tsn.
Die Grauenftim m mmrs4tss
8orlage perDorfen.
aonbon, 6. Mai. - Das S6srs
baus periparf am Wtittipo9 nit 104
gsgsn 60 Stimmsn bic @orldge, ourd
lpelfs ben Grausn bas Stimmrsdt
oece6sn tperoen follie.