davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04
WILLINGLY DIE
TO SAVE COMPANIONS

Philadelphia, June 1.-Sacriffcing
their lives to save four companions.
two of them girls, three young men.
none of whom could swim. leaped into
the Delaware river from a sinking row
boat late yesterday and were
The story of their sacrifice was told
by survivors. h dead are John Moll-
check, Raymond T.nney and John MUIR
ply.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04
STANDPATTERS PLEDGE
SuPPQRT TO Gov

Aberdeen. S. d., June 3.-Gov. Frank
Friday at a dinner given Ex-Gov q n
Herreld, attended by ID of the promin-
ent busienss men and republicans of
the city. Both factions of the u
can party We're present, stalwart and
progressive, and all pledged themselves
to the hearty support of the governor
and his ticket at the fall election
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04
SEATS COLLAPSE AND
SEVERAL PERSONS HURT

Yankton, S. d., June s.-Mrs. III. ID.
Nehr, of Yankton, suffered a crushed
ankle and a number of other persons
received minor injuries here Saturday
night when a section of seats col
lapsed at the water carnival, one of the
shows operated by the Street Carnival
company. About % persons were
thrown into a heap by the collapse.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04
STERLING SEES WANING
IN ROOSEVELT STRENcrI

Washington. D. c., June 3.-colone1
Roosevelt may go to South Dakota
the purpose of making speeches to aid
the bull moose there. 1t has not been
fully decided, but he, is being urged to
do 10. Senator Sterling, In an inter-
view here, said he die not believe
Colonel Roosevelt was as strong in
South Dakota as in 1912.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04

Just made public bv ~
{ fa a1In recruitment asa e 81 agriculture show
France 81 0 q. i sa4 81. 'ass lsls potato crop Of
e with the yield of 1912. Tba tn.,
Srop Ior 1913 is placed at aaS $50 eu naa
Statistics show that tha ' NO
n nmso acreage Of France is on me ae, po-}
ssa ms cnop has barely held It's own Il ra.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04

,,.has ~ KS newspaner IS.
1855 hs,,e 9 list OF ministers snns,., pup
~ ~ sr,.es msn ct ~snainent ability. w h,,t
msn s's shocks IL rs ia ty qso So depart
pectationatha HE Is goinr - o me ex-
sSning about ministers sins = some
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04

me frst book printed on the Amert-
can continent vas done in Mexico civ
z 1895. In Seville. Spain, jules Crom.
berger had a printing ESTABLISHMENT
una ne decided 1t would be q profitahls
venture to move to the new world 40
5. ser ssnt over q press In charge of Juan
Ia sa This was the first press In
fha e a and the year after Its arrival
az iIIst DOCK was created. 1t. was. OF
course, In Spanish, the title being "a
spiritual Ladder for REACHING Heav-
The same press issued IL othar
COOKS before 1850, but that priceless
ufst one has been lost to posterity
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04

sar Gnalres Wyndharn, the va+a..u
snS han aanager Wsio is ~, IS stiil baIa
ta na ee ag ana has no intention lli 81 nae raa
Sring o Sss. 1 n Ms is - Preparing ia d
the STAGE ia a seTn pay. Before going On
ins q American civil war Ay urgeo
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04

~ an nsa city q Winnipeg is the capita, {.
u the Rs' saneslo 81 a " abs Rsa T. i situated
poane rivers. 1t is almost m isH assini-5
Atlantic and Pacifln ne-
, rraLss south OF Lake Winnipep aus
~ swa maies north Of the BOUNDARY iina a "a
: Ween canada n the taI-c ing Pc
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04

During the last year there has been
4 considerable falling OFF III the num-
Der Of strikes Ia France. There were
I4ll strikes II ailaS invoiving 2a0,s4s
strikers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04

The latest report OF tho airao.
ssns bureau Of ~agriculture at Mnn;,ia
ssays maj the rice crop Of the last nnaa
Mas tne greatest that has been raca, 6
e ~ lor many ear in the Philipines ha
t srs, Ky per cent. greater than in tha
bnmn Ious year year. AS 9 direct result of the
Ct rice imports OF more thar 2 7ee nae asa
nounds. representing in valna mouU
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04

ane need OF efficient oversight of the
Il ap = OF municipal department.
cry that employees Of the 40 dana
mems housed In the vast Mnnicinae
p y IN New York city have haan
- Iialiing letters to one another met -
= lhey We're miles apart. Commissinnas
nracke. Who made this discoverys aSl
pse ~ g save the city thousands Of an1-
tars ~ providing an Interior mail sva-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04

the youngest Carnag;. Ls--
$xaIin #Ricci. who lives nea oais Gio-
III and is 4 years Old VIA, J aenoa.
tna1saLe Iei.ainto we'll last uaa piay-
sllIaped down onthe proiect,nss l ~, sne
Vcks and saved her playrnnfa,s 49, oI
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04

~ has praised 81. Marr
~ saving that he was the praataas
s9urnaiist that ever lived. In fawa.
ceaplers than are to be found IN anu
: e M ane other gospels he covered all thy Thy
as1aiis more yiyidly and impressiveIy'
marve a1eM a6i,i his language and his
cilmax. lash and color in n santa aana
snouid pc q glowing example tn tha
newspaper writers al thisTdavn ehs
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04
Died as He Had lived.

"Easenan is gone. poor chap. Died
without asstruggle.'
Just like Easeman: he never was
known to exert himself in anything"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-04
EACH CAPTAIN is
BLAMED BY OTHER
FOR SHIP HORROR

Montreal. Juno 2.-The gocern-
ment's investigation OF the sink
ing of the Empress of Ireland and
the loss of more than $50 souls
aboard will be held in Quebec and
will begin Tuesday. June 9. This
announcement was made today at
the offices of the Canadian Pacific
Railroad company.
The Investigation will be carried
on by a committee composed of two
judges of the admiralty, to be APP
pointed by the dominion govern
ment and n representative of the
British admiralty. appointed by the
imperial government.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-29
bASSETT DENIES
he HAS AWARDED
GAME TO HQPPERS
President Of League Says Cairo Will
be Gwen Clerlit Tor Victory
Team Won.

The report that President Frank
Hassott of the X. J. T. baseball
league had awarded the last game
played here in the series next to this
between Ilopkinsville and Cairo to
uopkinsyille is incorrect accordi..G
to President Bassett himself, who
says there has been no official a
cisiCn announced as yet, but who
declared he expects to give llC
game to Cairo.
The game was won by Cairo. MAJ,
agcr Kalkhof protested, alleging
that the contest should have been
ailod according to agreement to
p-rmlt Hopkinsyille to catch train
Il was charged however, that the
game would have gone the full nine
innings in the time agreed upon,
but for the fact that kalkhoff ana
his players used every unfair means
possible to delay the contest Tor
his reason Umpire Nickcns forced
he team to remain until the entire
inc innings had ben completed
A premature report stated tina.
csident Bassctt had given inl
ame to Hopk nsvil!c, but this he
.ai,d Pro iGpnt Rassf;t yyas in
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-29
Other K. |. I. Games.

At Paducah r II Z
Paducah ...... .,....... 4 10 o
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-29
X. |. r. STANDING:
GAMES TO-DAY:

was doing until the eighth. when
steady bombardment of seven hits,
in connection with some errors by
Hopbnsville, melted six more I'M
necessary runs. Ten batters faced
Trimmer in this round, Hendee
starting and ending it.
Uopkmsyile made her two runs
when BeauX hit for three sacks
Prummcr doubled and KalkhoT
batting for Trimmer. singled.
The Second Game.
GrOgau never looked better than
in the seven innings he pitched, the
second contest being short one,
Just two hits were made off his de-
livery, one in the fourth and one in
the fifth. Upton singled in the
fourth, but Hodges forced him, Eng
man got Dayton's fly back of third
and Grogan threw Hopper out,
Beaux led with a single in the fifth,
but Plummer fouled to Mccain and
KalkhoH hit into double play,
Herbert to EnGman to Coy.
Not satisfied with what they had
already done, Cairo ran mp total
of four scores in the first inning,
bases on balls to Kcssling and IIo-
ran, free walk when Hart was
hit, Coya sacrifice and hits by
Wise Herbert and Mccain being
responsible, Two more were made
in the fourth when Mccain and
Engman hit, Grogan sacrificed, and
Wise singled
The feature of this game was the
sensational running catch by Koran
OF Dayton's foul fly in the second
inning, Joe getting the ball while on
dead ran and in the immediate
vicinity cl his toes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-29
PROPOSALS FOR THE EREC-
TION OF THREE DAIRY BARNS
SEWERS AND PLUMBING.

state of Illinois, Board of Admins
lration.
Sprin gfeld, Illinois, 6-3-1i
Sealed proposals will be receiveI
by the Board Of Administration, II
It's office in the Capitol Building
Springfield, Illinois, up to 800 P
m. June %, 1914, and then anc
there publicly opened for the cree.
ton Of three dairy barns at three in
stitutions as follows: Anna Stat
hospital, Anna, Illinois; Lincoln
state Sshool and Colony, Lincoln.
Illinois: state TraininA School for
Girls. Geneva, Illinois.
Plans and specifi, cations may be
obtained upon application to Hon.
James B. Dibelka State Architect,
20 South La Sale Street, Chicago
Illinois.
The Board reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
FRANK y. WHIP,
Fiscal Supervisor
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-29
Hopkinsville at Cairo.
GAINESVILLE at Henderson.
Greensboro at Paducah.

Cairo sM0there6 kalkhoff and
his bunch yesterday under an ava
lancne of runs, taking the first, u
to 2, and the second, to 0.
Hart and Grogan were on the
skirmsh line for us, ana Trimmer
and Farthing pitched Tor Hopkins
Vile
The First Game.
Hart had the visiting batters at
his mercy in the first contest and
for six innings no two hits came in
the same round. In the seventh,
however, with the game on ice,
Hart slowed up, and they landed on
him fer three hits. BY some swell
twirling, however, and a dandy
catch by Kessling, Hartt managed
to escape from the excavation with
out injury.
In the ninth he loafed a little
again, and a triple, double and
a single counted two That was the
only real chance Hopkinsville had
to score all the time the Cairo
swatters were numbering the bail
In justice to Trimmer. however it
must be said that at the start his
support was rotten, and this no
doubt had its effect.
Cairo made two runs in the first
inning on two hits and as many err
rors. Herbert and Ho~an getting
the hits and Hart and Herbert the
runs. Harris double scored Keas-
ling in the third In the fourth
Mccain, Peters and Resisting all hit
Peters swat being fer three bass
and two runs came across. Hart
started the fifth with beautiful
three base drive and Herbert sac
riGced him home. Nothing more
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-29

State OF IIinOis---BOard OF Adminis
tTatiOn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-29

DELAYED Intentionally by Cairo's OPP
ponontts."
This announcement makes an
other revision OF the standing
necessary. with the two victories
yesterday Cairo is now tied WITH
Greensboro for second place, both
teams bong just one game, or sin
teen points below Paducah, the
present league leaders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-29

Sacrifice hit---Grogaa. Double
p'ay---Horbert to Engman to Coy.
Struck out---By Farthing, 5; by
Grogan, /. Bases on balls--0ff
Carthing, ,. Passed ball--Kal-
khoff. Hit by pitcher---IIart. Time
los. Umpire--Williams.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-29

Coy. Struck out---By Hart, 6; by
Trimmer. 8. Passed hall--DdytOa.
Hit b. pitcher-Plummer. Time
las. Cmpire--Williams.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-29

Three base hits---Peters. Hart
Two base hit---liart. Sacrifice hits
Wise, Herbert. Stolen basc--Mc-
Cam. Double play-Engman to
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
etcllenseiHdje = @eibIi6.
sdnrfiidcr 9lnerifi ami Elm aiuD.

Die pOlissi bsfinSst ii9 auf Der
Su6e nu6 sinem stpa 45j0brissn
psibsn Sd)urtsn, Der ssitern Naamit.
tag ben Wsriuh matte, bic a9tj1brige
UlilDrsb JOnes, 152 Gprisp Gtrabs,
auf elmer lssrftebenosn Got an Der
9ig5lanb, nabs Dor6eitsr grsnue, Su
Dergepaltieeu, isbp6 bic bln4t srs
sriff, dIs bic aIeine i'm Silfe f9ri..
Wie bas &inb er5GbIi, traf es ben
Wlann an Der Matn Str. 5repps, no
er ibm tinen Gidel CAB unb es sr.
Iu9te, ibn na9 isinsm 5anie su Be.
slsitsn, un feirg 5odter 5il fsben. 4ls
iis nuf Dsse ooribiu an Der Got Dors
bsitamsn. ssrrts er bas ainb hintsr
einen grsiterbaufsn. ipofslbft er Dsrs
fudte feline tsufliIhe a6iidt aus5us
fiibren. 9luf getreiben ieiner GIttrn
purbe nos Sinh mad bsm Soipital 5ss
braft, no BEL elmer llntsrfuhuns
Gparen 6es gtngriffs sn.bsdt ipuroen,
bod erilGrten bic 4ersts. baf bic gbs
f6t 6ss G9urleu ni&t errsi4t ipor.
ben more.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
unfdHe.

= Der 2TGbrigs Subrmann 5arrr
!9Opts. 1853 4ariap 2lOsnus, fieI &c.
itern 2lbenb turs por 6 llbr an 6er
8. Strabe unO Ggreeman glpsnue pon
ieinem Wogsn unb brad bas rehts
Gubgelent. 4atrol glo. 4 bra6te i6n
na4 bem ftdOtiiaen 9oipitul.
Der 68idbrige qrivutpoIi,iIt
Sohn GIart, 80 Glen Strabe, uurOe
seftern 4benO an Der 4. Strabs unb
8roabnap BON einem boriiberrdIsnben
Wlotorrabfabrsr iiber ben SaiTen ees
rannt unb srlitt f4mer5bafts @erltss
ungen am sdnSsn 40rpsr, bic ibm in
elmer nabe s.IsssnsR 2lpOtbsis psrbuns
ben ipurben, porauf sr ii3 na6
9aufe begab.
- 4rthur u. Gi6Ion, Elm 50iGbris
ger 4rbeiter bon Sort 9bomas. fiel
seitern 4bsnb in Der Capitol g8irtb,
fdaft, 5. unO Gin Gtrdbe, 70 uns
aIiidii@ au 8oben, bah er cine tlaf.
fenbe 9opfipunOe srIiit unb In bes
3uftanSt raa bsm Giabt.
Sofpital gsbsaH. ipusss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

rem fur6tbar. @ieIe 2eute puroer
perpunoet. Gs puroen bunn lpettert
orei gomben sei4leubert, pObura q
9eripneu getDDtst unD 60 psrpunbet
ipurben. Das 2ufti4iff lam OanH
auf bic Grbe uieoer, no es ben Oeut7
i6en selang, ibren 9uaon 81 ruinlreH
Die 9efaBung. aus pier Sfii8isrsH
unb bier Soloaten beitebeno, puroe
gefangeu genommen.
Die Ruiien Ioben bic u n :
sariide aapGllerie
Rom. IA. Sept. - Cine Sepei9e
aug Ct. petersburg briitt Sepunoes
rung iber bic Sapfsrteit un0 liner
Idroden6eit Der ungarii9sn aupdlles
rie aus. Die 9epeife iust. bab bic
fur6tbaren 4nsriffe ibrer aaoarer!e
es ben OeIterrei6srn, Die pon ben Huls
fen s.idlasen lpllrben, ermOslt9ten,
ben Gan. Die Wei6ieI nnb ben Sn1es
iter au iiberI9reiten. glu4 ipiro be
Sbdtigteit bes ruiIiiaen 5Iie9srtorps
aelpbt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
slbrif baufdlIiser 0ebaiibs ungs.
prbuet.

Der staats .Seuermori6aQ bat ge.
tern ben 9lbrib ser foIsenben bauiil.
ligen uno feuergefdbrliden @ebdube
in Cincinnati angeorbnd:
George 8elid, 664 @lenipoob glbe,
S6cune; 8. iSenning, 546 aierion
Strabs, Wobnbaus; Delta Qoan gfs
location, 224 Dort9 Ctr, Ge6auoe; !;
annn =. 8iqians. 2104 Wabiion
91oab, @eb1rbe; sSrant Suntinoton,
gio. 1929 GDcamore Strabe, StoQ !;
Stabt Cincinnati, 725 Sit gefite
strabe. @pbnbaus; Tslta 2oan 4Fo.
c!ation, 222 g8ortb Strabe, @oDn.
fois; Sreo SO. Mift, 2024 Wlabiion
RoaS, Sheune; Z. 8. giGbolb.
2024 @abiion 0toao, StdQ, @ob.
niina uno 8aseuremiie; George
gedfteb, 3018 Cinnamon Gtrabe,
Staa unb @crihIag; sri. slnnie
@iaiants, 2104 Deabiion 0foao,
Staa; @iIiam gtitnpan, 2i5 @orib
Straf,c, @ebauoe; Senrb Doer. 256---|
SO 9rotpn Strabe, Sommerfiidc;
iSrau @ernorb aubIman 2340--42I
@iloer SIDsnue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
Sffi5ieles

ueber bic Rieberlage bel
RuffeH in SitpreuBen.
st. petersburg, Ia. Sept.-.
Cine Offisiels getanntmo4uns Dom
SsnsraIitab iast:
rDus i6ueue @Ororinssn Der &rme:
beg Generals Rennentampf in Sit.
prellben uno unisre Sisge iiber eine
Oiterrei4ii6s armee BON me6r aIs eis
ner WiIton Wann babeH bic Seutz
i6sH se5punssn, eineH grobsH SheiI
ibrer Sruppen Dom petIidsH &riesse
idauplaB auriidSui4iden.
"9om %. ausuit bis gum 7. Sep
tember puroen Die 0eutf6en an Der
Oftli6en 9renSe fortpGbrenb Deritdrtt.
Sic sriffen uns Oann iiber bic maiuz
ridden Seen ber an, in ben lie genau
8eideib pubten. Ddbrenb iis DOrz
riidten, entpideIte ibr retter Jliisel
grobs stdrts an Der Jront DON RDrs
beblrg Biz Golbap unb SuDaIti.
,Sieies Wan0oer, bur6 oas bic
Sruppen oss Generals Renn.ntampf
m cine fhIimms Gage gebraat tDurz
ben, DeranIaBte uHisre ReferOsH, ii4
in anertennenspsrtber @siis gu
ppfern, Inn ben anfturm Oes Gsin6es
ouf5uAaIteH.
rS9IieBlia, na4 bartsn admpfsn,
in Oensu Der Seiub fbpere @erIuite
erIitt, scseu iid ale uHfere Sruppen
aus Der S4Iiuge uHO iis beaOgsn nsue
9oiitiouen, DOn benen aus ipGtere
SperatiDusR in ansriff gsnommen
tperoen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
0IMerfanMt

8trb au9enf4einli3 Dit
neue megitunti de 'He-
gierung our3 g pa
nien, pprtugal uno
Stulien.
2onbon, IA. Sept. 2uut elmer
DepeI6e Der rgrtange Se!e9ropf
gp." aus WlabriO 1T Der neus mertt1'
niIds @eIanbte in Spanien Sanbs5
9lrisona, na9Dem er in San Seba'
itian nit oem Miniiter bes auspGr'
tigen De CANA tOnfertrt bate. in
Maorio angetommen uno bat bic ar'
6ipe Der meritanii6en @eIanoti8af'
ten in MdDrib, 2iifabon uno Rom
iibernommen. Wian bdlt bisies fir
ben Dorbereitenben S6ritt fir Diean'
ertennuna Der neuen meritaHiI6en
Resisrung bur9 SpanieH, StaIisn
uno gortu9al.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
Qofal Beridt.
Gleins PsltseinaArt&tea

- Gbriitian WiQsr, DOn 2117 Ju!.
ton Ctr, bate geitern auf Der 5ubrt
Don Snoiandpolis bierber etn iebl
uHlisbiumes grIsbnib. Sbm purDsr
ndmIi6, ME er bel ieiner aniunft be.
mertte, unterDess Die 8rieftaide mil
1920 geitoblen.
- Inter ben seitsru 2tbsnb Der qOs
li5ei ssmeIoeten SiebitdbIsn beianoen
fi4: @b. Murphp, 908 gapmilsr
Str, betIagt ben @srluft ieiner ubr,
bic ibm an Der 9. uno Wouno Ctr.
Don einsm unbetannten entriHen tpurs
be; Sbos. Gprpin, 80S Sobn Ctr,
purbe lin einen gln5ua i'm Dertb.
DON SIS beitoblsn; 81. Gbrift. 6. unb
SobH Strabe, betrousrt ben @srluit
Don feds 9ilarbbGlsn i'm Wertbs DON
10 Dollars.
- Die 1siGbrige Bertha Guusa,
245 pite Strabe. puroe ssitern &bsnb
Don ibrem Sattsu 2esIie 9uIsp Der
9Oli5ei aIs Dsrmibt semeIbet. Sic
perIieb bic gsmeiHiaaftIide Dphnuna
am lsstsn Jreitas Morssn uub er bat
iis isitbem ni9t msbr gsiebsn.
- Der Jarbise Carl @inn, 55S
George Strabe, Der felt stpei ROHus
ten DON Der pOIisei ipeseu zines an
Gam. 9idion periibten Worb.s sss
fudt pprb.H 1T uuros seitsrn Gbenb
an Der Carlisle Gpenue unb Mpunb
Strabe oerbaftet unb in Der Central
itatton eingslisfsrt.
@Gbrerb sires Streites purSc
,geIt.rn absnb Der Sarbigs anbsripa
gbans, 1857 Warquis Strubs, DOH
feinsm RaiTes.npFen Games 5cree in
ben Iinten Grm gefdofitn. Der Der.
tpunbete tpurbs mad benz itGbtii6en
SOipital sebradt, pdbreno Jorss
feline 5ludt betpsrtitelig!e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
Nuiiiidbes . Mdrbea
-alsbsr eiu 3sppeItn 6 u t.
f4tff.

2onbon, Is. Sept. - Der aore
refpOubent oes nDuilp SeIesrapb" in
Wostau tiidt bic fOIsenbe WGr ii6er
bic grbei1tung eiHes 3eppelinsauft=
fdiffes auf, bic bon benz SilfssStas
ttonss9Driteber in WIaDa, RuEif6.
poltn, berftammen ioI:
r@tr bsfdHbeu uns auf Dem spsr
rDn. aIs Der Zeppelin erf4ien, unses
fGbr 800 SUB iiber uns. llnfere 9tr
tiIlerie er1ffnete fofort bds Seuer ilno
beiddbigte brei Der Motoren, er flog
dber, BON Dem pierten Waotor setrisbeu,
ipeiier. Der Zeppelin 5eiste bann cine
ipeibe Jlasge unb Der ruiiiide Diff
sier befabl lsinsn Golbaten, bas
sysuern einsuitslsn. sic tbaten bies
aun, Der Zeppelin f9Ielibsrte absr iOs
| les$- -sius .1emts- aua cis -GoIssg spas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
praitbent @ilion

0irb bic beIgiiae So mi.
ter & miiiiOn am
Wittp D d empfangen.
% q biHgtpn, DC, IA. Sept.
StoatsietretGr grpaH sab am MOns
tag Qbeno gu ipater Stuube betann.,
oab prdfibent Dilion am W1itttppa
Radmittag bic beIsiide &ommifion
empfansen Dirb, bic mad Qmerita &c.
fanot Dorosn lit, lin bier sseen bic
aHSebltden Srsusltbaten Der oeuti6ea
Gruppen in gslaien au protsitirsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
auS(ano Ue(egrap(.
Yremter Msquitb
grtIGrt, bab Ste 9eri9 e
Iber @reueltbaten Der
Seuti6en ni4t be.
tGtist porben


ieten.
2onbon, ID. Sept. = Der Srss
mier 2squttb iaste am Wfontas I'm
1lnterbaus, bab benz &riegs sU&inlites
RUM teine offi5ieue 9sitdtiguns Der
bdufis pisoerboIten ge9auptnnsen 5u'
segansen isi, Oub bic OeutI3en SolOas
ten bic Hotbe areu5 Jlag9e mig
brou6t, 9erpunosts getOotet ober Dsrs
itiimmeIt uno 5rauen uno &inbsr &C.
tDotet bGtten, lpie bies me6rfa4 IN 8e@
ri6ten BON S9lu4tfeloern be6auptet
tporoen 1T. @r iaste, oab eine linz
teriu9uns bariiber i'm 9ange lei. gr
CAB feline 3uitimmltng 81 Dem Iors
ftlas, bub I'm irsenb etnen geribt
iiber Disie Nuselegsn6eit. Der Don ben
brittIdsn 8eb0rben ausgebe, Glaubs
niirbisteit su OerIeibsn, bic amerttaz
niIhe gnti6aft unb bas Soniulut err
iu6t psroen Ioltsn, alle giHSeIbsiten
81 osrOffentlideH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
SaiHssaAriAtea.

Nsp gort, IA. September. Qn'
setommen: .pOtsbum" bon gfotter'
boan.
pbilabeIpbia. 9lnsstommen:
apommerania" unb .6aperforb" DON
2iperpopl.
9enud. Qnset.: osaormine"
opn Rem 9orf.
2iperpool. anget.: n9aSers
lamb" uno .Maurstania" Don Nsp
Yort..
gbriitiunianb. 9lnss..: .Ss.
far H." BON Rep gprt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

ieffsneu SamiIie i'm gbeiter Gountp
on. Sbr 9atte, CHARLES g. Neplin,
be, ii9 CUR 3ett in geras uufbdIt,
1T i'm 9erii6erunsssei9aft. Das
9aar mar ieit neuH Sdbren permablt
unb bic als 2eihe neben Der tootsn
Muttsr aufgefunbens 5o4ter mar bas
einsige Sino bieIer Gbe.
Srau glenlin ertrantte i'm perflofe'
nen Triibjabr unb bsab iid CUR Gr.
bolung na9 ben NoirpnSads. Sic
fdrieb Dor tur5eH, bab iie einen fe9r
angene6men CONNER perbrddt babe
unb in ndaiter 3eit suriidtehren ss'
b1fte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15

CERTIFICATE AUDITING COMMITTEE or THREE DIRECTORS
We the appointed Auditing Commit
examine books and OF the al
o certify the
torsronr is true statement OF the lnanca
tteO ~ the said Company OF July D. 1914
and true business for the fiscal
ending that day. ,..t ps.. rrLi
Board Drectorsjosepn Uhl r. T. Kacn,g VIM = hrqse
FredO F. Goehelm, mas Holst brocRmann NY
luerek i 4 RuL Haefner, A. j. Cuni.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
oampier aaiaefabrsn.

Der Dampfsr .@rssnipOOO@ III a,s
fern 9ormittag auf Der Gabrt BON
Cincinnati nab gbarleiton, 70, 0a.,
bei Groipn Gitp, ipenise Meilen iius
ter1alb @allipoIis, niif ein 5inbsrHiB
dufeefabrtn unb Der Dcmpfer ioHt IN
FEDS Giib tisfsun mdHsr. Ds paf'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
Wtntter
grmorbet ibr &inb unb
ma DIT iArem etgenen
Geben Gnbe.

@Iens5alts, q. g., IA. Sept.
Nrau CHARLES gaepIin, 80 Sabre alt,
bic angebIid elmer isbr besiitertsn
camille in pbilabelp6ia ange60rt,
tDurbe am Wlontue in einem WdI6ten
5ei @lifabetbtopn, no ii6 ibr Som.
merbeim befanb, aIs Gsiae aufgefuns
ben. Heben ibr lag bic aei6e ibr.s
fiiuf SABRE aIten 569ter6ens. Gas
aino fopobl tpie bic Ueutter ipar.n
- Hiuem Strumpf erbroTelt ror.
Die 8e9Drben iinb Der 2(nf6t, o.5
iFrau Refplin. bic. ipie es 6eibt, al.
itesgeitDrt mar, erf ibr Rinb unO
bann ii6 felbit erborHeIte.
BbtIabelpbio, ID. Sept. -
8rau Charles Replin, oeren Qeifs
BET 9lens Sails, 81. g., gefunbeu
purbe. mar in Gbdbb's iyorb, ga.,
auiaiiis nab sebSris sinsr aIiaHsss