davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22
Graf Widael 9aroIpi ais
sefansener.
o ii 5 opeft, 81. eluoiit.

9as gIatt nas Git" meloet: Der
Siibrer Der oppoiitionellen unatban.
gigfpitspartei @raf 0iidnel aarolpl,
Der nit einer Grippe iingariider ab.
aeoroneten eire 8ieiie nad) ben 8er-
staaten bon amerifa eenlaht hotte,
1T aui A. stiiguit in Sapre angcton-
men. gr bate auf glnoronnng Der
W2iIit1rbeboroe iiber 9orbenur nah
Souie reiien .niiiien, ipuroe aber M
gorbeaiir infnlge oes gintretcns oes
ariees3uitanSeS fir friegs9eiangen
erflart; MIR benz 9lbgeoroneten Hntb
1T es geIunseE, iiber Barcelona 5ii
entfonmen.
9nB bieies WiBgeifid gerooc Dem
9rafen Wlihdsl aarolpi unb ieinem
engeren 9liibailge pioerinbren mnb,
entbebrt ili6t Der aomif. @rai So.
rolpi mar eiil GdrierSensfiuo Der I'M.
gariihen SppoiitioH. @r iibertruh
i'm @ioeriprii6 nit Der Wiebrbeit lei.
ner GoIIegen bon Der unabb1ngig.
fcitsportei, feline lln5iiirieoenbeit mlt
Sem @olge Der iilnerenYolitif ihroff
aiif bic ausfpdrtigen slngelegenbeitei
Gr mar ss. Der, i'm bemDreihgnb ipas
am 3eng gu iIiden, bird)aus eIne
gponfnbrt llnguriider Sppoiitions.
manner aim gsdterfeu 9aren ins
glerf an ieker Ilid,te. Gs beblirite Re.
tr1dtIihcr 9lniirensnngcn. Inn ibm
bns @iberiinnise ioIden llnterfan.
gems begreifIia 5ii MAIDEN slIs bic
@ruppe, bic iIdpriingIif aeiier unb
sylanime fir Sic grotesfc Soee mar,
nod unb nod INNER fleiner fpuroe,
erfIdrte Graf aarolpi, er ipolle ipe.
nisitens ielbit nad 9eters6urg fob.
rem, aIleroinas niir IN gan5 pripater
9Ingelescnbeit gum 8eiiih bes I. iInb
I. 9otiAnfters in petersburg, @rafen
S5apnrp, ber elm iinber @erpanoter
.RaroIpis III. Graf Ssaparn Der iu.i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22
GrsnseiSeHtiHmsib sibertrasnxstx
Gineinnati. q. eept.

Gineinnati, 81. Sept.
Soiepbine s. Reff an Stsua o.
5aasp. 80 Bel 120 Jub on elmer pors
ssisbsnen Strubs, BIT Sub nDrbIid
Don Der SIsnDaD aptnus auf priss
SiG> 81.
Charles S. eiIber an aOuts 5int
SheiI BON Got 49 in Dilo C Terris'
lnterabtbsiluns in College Sin. 81.
GharIes 6. Suaep an Stella ..
Sauep, 30 BEL 120 SUP an elmer bore
seiehenen Strobs, 317 SUB n6rbIiH
DON Der SIsnDap 4penue auf pries
!SiG. 81.
Sbe Suburban Real gjtate 60. an
M. aliee Pugb. Got 427 in Der GIs,
mere SbHbitat llnterabtbsiIung in
Roripoob. 81.
CLARA 6. Goldberg an Sobn 9.
Ribgepap II. Qno.. Got 112 in Der
0allep Srcps untsrabtbeiIans bon 4rs
lington Seiqhts. 81.
Wtarearet q. Ramiep an SempIetoa
Briggs, ungefdbr 1a older aanb ali
Der DolO aOenus, 915 SUB nSrblid
BON Der Mabiion Roab. 81.
Gmmn Wl. SalI an MarD 6 .9lbel,
Got IL in asnes 6. WiIliams' l1nters
abtbeilitns in glornoob. y 81.
Gbparo s. gurte on Srso. 90. ":rs
RIG, 26 Bel 140 SUB an Der Horbieits
Der 2inDooo glp.nus, las SUB ipsitli6
DON Der @race 9lpenue. 81.
Winiam u. 5apc an WaIter y.
Weier. Got 166 in q. M. priee's lins
.terabtbeillns an Der SisbIunb alpss
nus. $500.
2ouifu u. ainnsp II. Qnb. on 9ohb
@ineeut, elm Stiid Qanb an Der Site
feite Der Guburn 4psnue auf ut. Iu,
burn. 81.
2ouife u. Simmer II. Gmb. an 8op6
0incent, busielbe @igentbum. 81.
20. go. OeDore an George g. @ris
ffp, Elm Stiid aanb In Der WermeIs
flung $40 pom Gnbsrfon SopHjbip.
$l0o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22
Garspdiide an,eisen.

Der raIdobsrabatf6" bringt folsens
be gliiisnleic aus benz glnseisentb.il
oes 1Guropdii9en @nasisers bon
1914:
. ort beiIbaftes anseboi!
Stanten nit nitt peniaer als 1O0,s
Sanoestinbern. bic Oeiitf9lanb nod
niht ben 3rieg ertldrt baben, erbalten
bic nDtbisen 5ormulare gu ariegssrs
tidrunsen sesen Grfab Der Drudtoiten
bel Der unter5sidnsien sJirma; aii9
nerosn ibnen. ipenn sstpiini9t, bic ans
5ugebenben griinbe gum Sslbittoitsnz
preile nnfseliefert. Oaislbit tperben
audi bipIomaiif6e 8ssisbungen auf
abbrud absesebsn. Qtae Reflettanten
iperben BON Der 5irma sessn ariess,
itdoen periitert erbaltcn intSSnnaIibi.
tdtsfalle einen 4nipru9 auf moraliIG.
llnteritiibuns. Dur9aus reelI! @runbs
fapitaI: cine MilIion Sieqesnnhrits
ten. Bette Referen5en Bel Der ,4gence
Sabas" i,ub .Reitters 9ureau".
Die SertuaIs (porm. 9rip.Is)
gHtente q. M. s. $. Derfibes
ruHs auf 9eg.nIeitisteit, bur9
ibrsn GH6Gftsfiibrsr
Sobn Bull
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22

@eorse 90. gli9ols an @eorse g
8rii4p, 2ots 10 ilnb IL in Depore's
llnterabtbeiIiins in glnoerion Soipn.
| fbip. 81.
Sacob Dorpen an elmer 6. Ban
CANT, Cots 81, %, 90, "a unb 20 ir
SnOp, Wbits &c 8urnsfs llnterao'
tEeilung in Mt. pleaiant. 81.
WiIforb 6. Subfon an 9snrp Bar
2ots s nno 10 in Der gart alace lin:
terabt5eiluna Don 9lsnpooO. 81.
pbineos $. 8rabum an Gbarlea
9auider II. 4nb.. Got So in Der 4cme
6. tunb 3. aiTn. unterubtbsilung. 81.
Gmelia 3. Gang II. Qnb. on Sobn
9radman, Got SO in Gbaie's unterdbs
tbeiluHs an Der Niiomi Strabe. 81.
Qlnnd @rpiIarot II. Qlnb. en- Warb
Sugan. 20 Bel 80 SUB an Der Oitisitt
Der gntler Strube, 160 SUB n0rolid
bon Der gongreb Strabe. 81.
Sobn s. Bsber ir. an Diuium 5.
Stall II. 2lnb.. 25 BEL so SUB an Der
SiibpeitTsite Der Baum StraBe. 81.
Diliam s.. 9anes an Glifforo
Sleet, sos 2lder 2anb in Settion 26
in Rortb gsnO. 81.
GIarsnee Sinsbale an paul Sii
ierens, einen iingstbeilten antbeil al
100 bel 1877 SUP an Der. Roroieite BON
proipeet place. 636 SUB Ditli9 BON
Der Sarpep abenie; fsrner 20 BEL 50
SUB an Der Rorbieite Der Sront Str.,
90 SUB 0itIi6 DON Der Walnltt Str.;
ferner 19 BEL 100 SUB an Der Sits
ieite Ser @alnut Strabe. 124 Sub
nDrolib BON Der 5rpnt Strabe; ferner
20 BEL 116 SUB on Der Siiboit sgde
Der pearl unb Rspnolb Strabs; fsrs
nsr 20 bei 95 SUB on Der RorSoit'
Ode Der Sront uno @alnut Gtrabe;
f.rnsr II bel rs SUB an Der ytorboit'
Gds Der Central Ipenus iino Sritten
Strabe. 81.
paul Siisrens an Clarence 9inss
bale, sinsn lngstbilisn Qntbed an
oemitlben Gigentbum. 81.
Srant $. ainnep al goDaro Sils
bert. 3bsil BON Qots 18 unb 19 in ).
$. ainnsp's lluterabtbeiIung in 5Dbs
Qart. $780,
Suitin ". @reen an Gpn Cunning
BAN, Got 46 in pauI S9uIter's lin
tsrabtbsiliins BON Satlep. 81.
GOa 6. SudIon an 5be Ruaida
Rsmpe Company. 81 bel lis SUB an
Der Deitieits beg 8roaOpdp in Dat
Isp. 81.
suttie q. Sing an gli5abetA
S6nssbed. Got 13 in Der Wtiasbras
llnierdbtbeilnng. 81.
SsnrD ). @ebrmnnn II. Ino. ar
@iIiam $. Start. % Bel 70 Tub on
Der gor6peitsGde Der @alnut uno
2ibertp Strabe. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22

5ipiiteu rlatiirIih feinen Soften Der.
Iuifen bat, ipi,,fte entfett db. sluen
2eltten In llngarn fieI elm Stein bonn
Ser5eiI, nIs Der rngebdroige @rnf lid
banr iiber ben erobertleid) nod ame.
rita beeab, Ipo er feincn Shnbeh
iiiften fonnte. Die ipenigen Earln.
mentsmiteIiebcr, ole ibm treii scbIie.
ben iparen, fiibren nit. Bon redts,pe.
gen bitten oieie eiiropamiioen ameri.
fafobrer nid)t ben Sran5oieit, ionoern
ben Huiien in Die S1nbe falen fol-
len; bas bdtten mir ibnen nod nebr
peraonnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22
ssis.ntbHms sSppstbefen
Gineinnati, q. Sept.
Rene Sppptbeten.

- -
Jatob appsl an SOutbern Sbio
Sapings gant 60. $4,000.
gtmelio Butler an Walter 6. Sos
bib. S5445.
guitope g. gomb,rqer on ROrs
tppob Soms Gapinss aFn. $3.50.
Spbn ). Isrs an peoplss RationaI
gani BON Grsenfislb, 8. $4,000.
Wa. 2lIice pusb on Carthage 9. IL.
8. u. 5000.
sempletOn Briggs an @eIisrn &c
SOutbsrn aife Sni. 60. $4,000.
Rdrp G. 2lbsI an Brighton G.r'
man 9ant 60. $4,000.
Ulap 3. wac @rutb an MilforO ..
unb 8. So. $4,000.
Gabienne 6. 9ei9t an Splitbern
Sbio 6. cnb 3. SO. $11O0.
Waltsr s. Meisr an Wiaiam u.
Sdpe. $515.
Serbert 6. Wrisbt on Columbia
2ife Sni. So. $3.50.
aaurd emitb an Wabiion RoaO 9.
rnb 6. go. $3.50.
aena arennins an .. M. Rssb.
$500.
g. R. Sorne an sbs Oatl.p qurt
So. $1625.
@iaiam $. @Odsa on OieisIbs.
$1675.
Wlassie @erbarbt an Soutbsrn
Sbio g. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
Clifford sleet an Wiiami Sopnibip
. .unb 8. 60. $400.
Ssnrb gar an WiIfOrS 6. SuDfcn.
5000.
QlnttOnp Stp.dl. an Ssnf.lbsn.
$3.50.
Otto paul an benisI6en. $921.25.
Sumuel 80. Ben an Glenn .. unD
G. u. $500.
Charlotte 5uttle on Delta 8. 4.
60. $2250.
glisabefb S9nssbsd an Satlep ..
unb 9. 60. $500.
Getitgte 9ppptbeten.
Wareus q. 9roipn an .anna T.
aeIlp. 1915.
Catherine Rban an 2ouis u.
WaFa. $400.
4sstsr Worit an GIOra Greenfislo.
$4,000.
Murgaretba @osltsl on IL. Waro
%. unb 8. go. $1,000.
Daniel Mspers an Carthage g. uno
g. u. $500.
abbis 6. Barr on autberine aboms
blirsb. 5000.
DerisIbe an so. 90. Dspors. 1920.
2illie Sdipsntmeber an 20. y.
Roufe. $3.50.
2lnna M. Campbell on Bropibent
g. .. imb 8. 60. $1,000.
Samuel so. gsa jr. an Glenn q.
unb g. u. 1920.
Sarriet WenoeI on BniiHtb Mens
q. u. nnb 6. 60. $1,000.
Sattis q. Ring an SatIfp %. unb
g. 90. S475o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22

anna o. 0aantin an Jrant a1nig.
$2500.
gpa 8. Wintler an Weitern gers
man 8nnf. $4,000.
glmslia 8. arsus an gbarIss
Sdneiber. $1,000.
5reb. 20. iyerris an Mereer 6. ilnb
3. 60. $250O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22

Iidfeit BON ibm su isin, iid NIT sem
Riden itets mad bem 9i4te gu pla'
cieren, iobaB feline 3iise meiitens i'm
Ounfeln blieben.
Seine 8ebeipeiIe mar getpdblt, eber
ettpas fdleppenb. unb ielbit In Der BET
teriten Stimmuns tpubte sr Rube unb
pornebme Wiirbe al ben Sag gu lie.
gen.
(5ortisbuns fOlst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22


triiben .2eiten 70 rpiGc erite Off
Gbriitas ibieo aus ibrer @eoanlen
iuelt aus = gbriita mollte cs bali
ideincn: iogar aus ibrer @rinnerulla
glber nad) ibrer 9iiiffebr pnro's
Sriibiabr, bepor 9fuoi iid1 ieiiles gnt
idluiies, Den aften Sreuno auf5iiilt
den, mieber entiann. limo ba ibm So
berries sIoreIie abbanOen getoIiner
mar, muBte er ME bamals bel be,
abienbiug Der SodJleitseinlaSune
crit wieoer bel Ser 5irma Sobie ar'
fragen.
nYeniion Sebmann 9otsOametitr.
SO c, A."
Rubi notierte ii9's in iein 5uI6en-
bub uno iab i'm Stabtplmn mad. 9as
Saus lag Dem alien gotaniid)en Oar.
ten ee9eniiber.
nNu." Iaste er gu itiuer Jrau, 10.
balo mid inein @eg nal III Die gtabe
fiibrt, iteig' id ibm aui Die guoe uno
iiberbring' inn cine GinlaounB. bon
Dir, Genn bon aIIein traut' or it'd
ia bod ni6t 5it uns. Der aIte angit'
baie."
Gs bauerte oann rod INNER Elm
eutes @eilfen.
g8ie mar olb Gr6is Gag einge.
tbeilt, iule mar jeoe ireie Stunoe IN
aniprildI aenolnmenl
s!Is Die Sreu1oe iib bann enblth
gum eriten @fale ipie0er be9egneten.
ba gIaubte &ubi su bemerfen, oab
p's @uiftapIe" gang miierabeI aus
iGbe.
gs bate ii6 eetroiien Sab 0iuoi
aetaoe am aobie'iden @ei6aft por-
beigefontmen mar, aIs nan BORT lSei'
erabeno madte. Gr latte an oieiem
sIbenb .llrlaub". Seme ji,nge Sraii
ipeilte in Der Sper. Wtan CAB oie
,.Iciiteriineer", Die '-hon Inn iieben
llbr begannen. 60 rib aber bate
er ii9 elmer tpidtiaen aonieren5 ne.
gen nid)t frelmaten !onnen.
.s8ciBt on, mas mir jebt tbim,
aIies Saus?~ iagte &uoi. n@ir iesen
ins 5rndfdt einmaI IN eineu sentiitb.
Iifen @ierlaOen, ifmcitern einen ii.
oelen Sd)oppen in0 idiuabeu rns
llaG ,Ser5ensluit aus.
n6a, mir ii9t's iton redt. SeBt
= menus Dir pabt. oab bu bid ba
oeisit."
RuOi ladte. rWaram iolIte Mrs
Hidt pafen2"
rSu, bu gebfdt boh als ins Ssrr
9refsls unb 8or9ar0.s."
Sir cine Setllnbe tai8te Elm S6at.
ten iibsr Rubis Qtn,iB. 2lber ~
iiberpano bic @sriinmuns. sd
bin bsrielbe Menib gs5Iieben, Der id
mar. 9uitaO," iugte 6, einfud.
Sic enti6ieben iit barauf - Is'
bigIi6 bes gamens ba,ber - fir ben
nSsibslbsrger", elmer oer mGdtisan
9isrpaIGite Der 5ri,oridfabt, unb
oer8shrten bort sin slfa9es qbsnD.
brot. 2tle Stiible paren befebt.
Spsiisnbunft unb 3igarrenqlalm
madten bic Guft baIb bid gum
Sdneiben.
Der &arlsruber bate bon Ieinem
WiebsriebsH nit isiner Muttsr err
sdbIt, bersn 9eiunbbtit nun piebe.
10 leibli6 bsrseitellt mar. Damn Be.
ridtete er iibsr isins bsrufIiae S6d.
tistsit. Cine Der 3a9lrei6sn parfiim.
nsub.iten, bi. aus ieiner 6emiitsn
aiifs beroprgesungeu mar, ibien fi9
gut einfii5ren gu molten. Dafiir
ipar ibm BON feitsn feines Gbefs 10.
gar cine 9sbaItssr90blns in ausii9t
ssitsat pOrber.
ralfo pirft bu nun aud balb bel.
ratben, alter Sunge, ipas2" nsdte Jpn
S4auffert.
(JortisBuug fDIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22

4riegseIepbanten In ber
g dDei3. Sn Ga gbduy be Syonbs
in Der S9pei5 befinbst ii6 s.ssnipdr.
tig Die betannie Wstaserie 5agenbed.
Bon bem g,bisnunsspsrlOnal iinb IN
ben, lsbten 5asen faIt 180 Wonn ab.
sereiit, I'm in OsutiaIanb ober In
Ssitsrrti9 ins Seer sinsutrstsu, unS
Die sanSe SageEnrbeit ipirb nun burA
SlpSIf Wann, bic suriidsebIiebn iin5,
nit lInterfiiiBuns bon arbsitsipisn
llbrma9srn erleoist. Sn Der lebisn
Sibuns beg gensralratbs DON Ga
gbaur be Jonbs bat bic Menagsrie su
elmer grobsn OistuiIion gsfiibrt; es
.Durbs jeSo9 bic bsrubisslSs grfld.
ruBs abgessbtn bab bis GlsiIdpsrIor.
gnng bsr Siabt burf ben Nabrunss.
bebarf Der pislsn tpilben 7bitrs nEd5t
b<siuirddtist ipsrbs. es ipurb: baun
mitsetbeilt. bdB 5asenbsd ieins Gle
pbantea Der Gtubtetmsinbs filr fidb.
tH9s zrdusporie Sur Wsrfiigun8 ge-
felt babe. Us iit tpobl baa srIts Ma!,
bab In europa bsi elmer Wpbiliiiruna
GleaReatsu 6ilfsbituits tbua.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22
I'd fpar neutrnL.

aber ib lit beimli6 an Der franS5iis
f9en arantb,it, 1ie meinen Dillen
Idbmts uno mid nit 3erriittung usis
ner Wioeritanbstraft bebrobte. Grnite
seiitiss unb iesIiite St0runstn -
llnfdbigteit 5u i.lbitdnbisem O.nfen,
Wahnporit.lIungen. Heisung 5u 3ob.
iuhtsanfGIen iinb Greueltbnten = fas
men bulb biHsn. 0a fpurbs mir nod
81 re4ter 3.it nit 6 m m / d W Ii NJ
b oerbdI m (aIsin edit in Der Gers
maHias 0roserie. aiittif) sriinolib Der
&opf getpaifsn. unb fofort trat eine
Grlsidterung Elm; jsbt bin ih bon bem
llebel iaon 5ismlih befreit, bod iino
nod psitere Ginrsibunsen. ipenn nos
tbig, porssIsben. 2lIlen, bic an .oen
5ran5oisH" Isiben. -OriHsenb gu ems
pfehlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-22
Wlr. Sc gelgs
@alonenbere Z.

Suae fir meine 6 iieenfab brill
per iOfort einise ssfbidte Stridsr uno
9arnIpinsr. ginienoiins bon Yrobes
drbsitsn errpiinidt. Das @eipebe mub
fir sinise Gage baItbar, unb Dor aIs
lem aber unbur9fittis uno gut IN
Sarbeu Iein. Rdberes 81 erfrusen bel
Der Rebatiion BEG .Watin" oDer au9
poftIaasrnO unter Der gbiffre: sgOrris
ger lee bulleiins!"
Sur 3erfDruns unb pliinoss
runs BON 9otIddftsbotels srbi.tet ii1
mad ME Dor bic bstannie 5irma
Sretbi e 9letbi, 8uris (Jilias
len in Petersburg, gel9rab unb
anosrsn 9ouptiiGbtsn).
H9. WDrb unb granoiiiftuns na6
usbsrsiniunft.
europdifde aidtfpiele
9is auf ipeitcrss sslunst idsli4 CUR
@miiibruns bas srobe Spettatelitiid:
Der Dettriss pb,r bas @erm14tnis
Der aDnissm5rS,r." in Sasne ssisBt
BON g eier RifoIaiewitid d.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
klRk-THE TAILOR.

He will make yoUr suit, do your ieaning and pressing 123 Central Phone 8s2 1O-7.tv
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
WILL BUILD VlADUCT
Rock Island to Make Important lm- provement at Little Rock Street
 Crossnq.
Crossing.

The following is taken from the Little Rock Gazette:
 The old wooden Structure across the Rock Island tracks at East Sixth street, east of Byrd street, which has been an eyesore for many years, and constant source of annoyance to vehicle traffic, and concerning which there have been many com piaints to the city council, is to be removed and replaced by a modern reinforced viaduct, over which the trains of the Rock Island will be op- erated.
 For more than a year Henry Lev inson, superintendent of public works, has had the matter up with the Rock Island officials, who yesterday in formed him that the road will build the structure, the cost of which will be about $12,000. The viaduct will be 50 feet wide. This is the width of the street, and will accommodate four tracks.
 By the construction of this via duct there will be a clearance of II feet from the bottom of the structure to the street grade, which will admit of the passage of all classes of ve- hicles, including street cars if neces- sary.
 Not only will this viaduct be con structed by the Rock Island, but 1t will grade and pave the street under meath, and will also lay a sidewalk on each side of the street at it's own expense and at no cost to the city or property owners of that locality.
 Superintendent Levinson said yes terday that the material for the struc- ture has been ordered, and that as as soon as it is assembled upon the ground the work of construction would begin, which he expected would be within the next two weeks. "
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10

in the splendor of his work, and they knew him in his declining days. and his life to them was as to others, an open book of love of his fellow man and of the cause that he represented in his long service in the Methodist church,
 The widow was sympathized with by hundreds who knew the sorrow that shadowed her life in being bereft of this good man Beautiful floral tokens filled the church with that atmosphere of nature that Rev Man vile so loved and cultivated in his lifetime. To him a flower or a plant was more than to other men, for he lived close to nature and loved the creations of nature.
 Friends of the late minister dis cussed the question of d monument to his last resting place. and The is authorized to ac- knowledge contributions to fund to mark the last resting place of this good man in fitting manner.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10

Out of the sorrow that touched deeply the hearts of those who yes terday afternoon gathered at the Third Street Methodist church to pay last tribute of respect to the late Rev M W. Manvlle there sprung d general sentiment for the provision over the grave of this good man of q monument suitable to convey to all the future the last message he left; Manyille Loves People"
 Rev Sage of Pine Bluff and Presid ing Elder Dr, Monk of this city paid slowing tributes to the worth of this splendid man both in the church and among all the people. They had known him in the vigur of young life,
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10

LlV-VER-LAx is purely vegetable. Just what you need to tone mp your system Ask R. C. Morris Drug Co
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
PROVIDE MONUMENT FOR REV. MANVILLE
OF THE LATE MINISTER WANT LAST MESSAGE CARVED
 IN FINE STONE.

'ManviIle Loves People" His Last Message to q World lie Had Loved Without Reference to Creed, Color or Conditions.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
COLORED PYTHlAN SANITARIUM.

The colored Pythians are begin ming to rebuild the bath house and sanitarium situated on Malvern av- enue which was destroyed by the recent fire Dr. C. M. Wade, the founder, says the building will be en- larged and more connections. Dr. Wade is the local commissioner from this state and John T. Warren, a for. mer attendant al the Park bath house, will be the manager.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10

of the chiefs of that state have recog- nized him as first chief to receive or ders from Carranza for future mil tary operations.
 Reports from Torreon continue to state that the negotiations between representatives of General Villa and General Carranza have been most satisfactory. General Carranza eX- pected to leave Thursday for Mon terey.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
PLUMBES STILL 0N STRIKE

excepting in the following shops, who have signed our agreement to employ none but members of our local union Martin X Bonnie. Acme Plumbing Co. ! K. Lecroy. C. A. Wilson. Jno. J. O'Neal.
 COMMITTEE l.. Il. 503 7-S-3t
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
DeSChamps Bros.
Successors j. K. CURTIS

Successors
 j. K. CURTIS BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOER We know now to shoe your horse, the right way We do carriage ana wagon work All work guaranteed 3i5 Valley Street. Phone sf1
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
Severe Attack of colic Cured.

10. E. Cross, who travels in Vlr- ginia and other Southern States, was taken suddenly and severely i'll with collie. At the first store inc came to the merchant recommended Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr- hoea Remedy. Two doses of 1t cured him. No one should leave home on A journey without a bottle of this preparation. For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10

Saltillo, July s (Via Laredo, Texas, July 2 )-General Obregon's victory over the federal garrison of Guadala- iara yesterday near Ahualuco, it is believed, will render easy the capture of Guadalajara, next in size to Mex ico City in the republic, according to the advices received by General Car ranza. General Delgado, in command of the federal force, was completely routed and forced to abandon his troop trains and his artillery. Gen eral Ohregon reported thata the fed eral forces were disbanded and flees ing in all directions, but that those not captured were nearly surrounded by constitutionalist troops and on ac- count of topography of the territory he was confident that Delgado would be unable to escape capture with all his remaining men.
 Six hundred prisoners already had been taken, General Obregon said. The route of the federal forces, 1t is asserted here, has left Guadalajara without adequate defensive force and it is expected that General Obregon will push his forces rapidly across the forty miles between Oredain, la lisco, from which point his report was sent to Guadaalajara and occupy that town practically without resist nee late today or tomorrow.
 Gen. Jesus Carranza, it is said, is preparing to attack San Luis Potosi within two days, and as he has a force of 1S000 men and the federal garrison nearly all has been with drawn, he is expected 10 encounter little difficulty.
 The capture of Guadalajara and San Luis Potosi will open an easy road to Queretaro and 1t is confidently ex- pected at Carranza's headquarters that the victory of Obregon will in- sure the speedy capture of Mexico City.
 Constantine Jaca, representing all the constitutionalist leaders of the state of Queretaro, has arrived here to report to General Carranza that all
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10

GEO. w. HOuSLEY.
 Agent.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-10
TAXES COLLECTED
 HERE S279,O33.7l
SOMETHING MORE THAN S2o,ooo OF THIS GOES TO THE COURT
 HOUSE BUILDING FUND
There Are 18o Autos in the City Pay ino $t 800 in License Fee, Half of
 Which Goes to County Road Fund.

The statement of County Collector Housley as filed with County Clerk Charles II. Davis, shows that there has been the total sum of $269,050.H collected on taxes this year. aside from the sum of Sl,S00 in auto licenses, and s33 in penalties, which sum is not included in the other gen cral total.
 The last item means that there are 1S0 autos in the city pying $10 each, and half of this sum goes 10 the state road fund. while the other half goes into the country road fund. The penalty collections are divided between the collector and the state fund
 The itemized report of the col lector who has made settlements with both the city and site, is as fol- fct