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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-16
Supremacy of Northern France
Depends on Result of Engage
ment in Progress.
BERLIN OFFICIALLY DECLARES
THAT SITUATION is FAVORABLE
Report States Germans Have Been Ordered
to Evacuate France, Belgium and
Luxemburg--Serbs Routed.

The German armies who failed according
pierce road for their ap
parent have decided fight another supremacy
territory northeast
They have taken line of
the Marne and for the progress
The allied arrivals bringing
their play
this afternoon stated
from Noyon the of
piegne a point of
This indicate mile
the point of
tween the allies and the Germans Sunday
The German
the
victory the
in East credited
An official statement issued
saders of Hungary have
of
10y the military last nigh
According
uncture
Iszeszow tbirty-two o
occupied the
railway station five miles the o
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02
A Palace Ship.

The great lakes are giving us
"A big ship. She has $40 rooms,
including "A parlors, richly dec
GRATED and royalty furnished.
She has sleeping accommoda.
tions for 1900 and can carry
5000 passengers, the population
OF a respectable sized town ;
4,500 electric lights will turn a
lake night into day; 500 tele-
phones enable the passengers
to talk to one another from their
rooms; a dining room in ma
hogany and white enamel, a
banquet room and private DIM
ing rooms cater especially to
the hungry; there is also IA
buffet tavern, after the manner
OF an old English inn, and she
will serve golden grain belt
beers, advertisement.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02

Mr.and Mrs. John Woods aud
Miss Macdonald have gone to
the ranch for a few weeks
Mrs. Kayou and daughter are
visiting with friends in Poca-
tello.
Irwin Minister has completed
his contract at Westfall and re-
turned with Fred Lackey and
Don Platt.
Thos. Arnold went out to the
Vischer ranch Saturday.
Charlee Becker was around
shaking hands with friends this
week.
There was a stocking shower
at the Chapelle home on Friday
in honor of Miss Zeda McNulty.
The plate favors were small
sheep.
C. G. McGonagill was in Vale
Tuesday attending circuit court.
Dan Patterson is home from
a trip to Portland and the
Sound, where he was looking
after his property interests.
DR.. Sears is home from a trip
to the Willamntte Valley where
she attended a convention OF
the Osteopaths OF the state.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02
Eastman KOdaks
LOCAL NEWS

A spark from the pony started
a fire on the island Wednesda,
afternoon, destroying about I
car load Of lumber belonging t,
the bridge crew.
Misses Emma Clark and Leo
ma RAIDER have gone to Jordan
Valley for the Fourth.
Four carloads OF sheep wer,
shipped from Brogan Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cox, oI
Greenleaf, were calling on On
tario friends Wednesday.
It will be hard for the Presi-
dent to make the victims OF the
thirty million dollar failure in
New York believe that it is
merely Psychological.
Marshal Locket has been let
out Of the pen by West. Not
much use OF sending men to
Salem while the West gang are
in charge Of the state govern.
ment.
Married at Vale on Wednes-
day afternoon by Judge Nc.
Knight, Miss Gertic Morse and
Frank Myers. Miss Morse was
accompanied by her mother and
uncle. The newly weds will ba
in Boise a few days, then make
their home at Umatilla.
Lee Noe, the deputy game
warden, has returned from a
trip to the Stein Mountain sec-
ton. Ee reports the sheep
range badly crowded. Some Of
the streams have small trout in
them and there are a few deer
left.
Rev. Johns was in Boise, re.
turning Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 4. Kenyon
were visiting in Weiser Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaffee, OF the
Dead Ok Flat, were guests at
the A. W. Trow home this week.
Miss Dean Orcutt was visiting
with friends at Weiser Sunday.
Thos. Arnold is in from the
ranch.
j. ID. Billingsley and Ray
Rambo went to .s,Brogan this:
morning and will shiD their.
sheep to Chicago on the Sd.
Mrs. ID. II. Mansker, who has
been quite i'll at her home, is
now convalescing.
Mrs: Clay Blakly visited at the
Bud Mansker home Sunday.
Miss Mord Wrinkle, OF Dead
Ok Flat, is visiting Mrs. G. B.
Sanford this week.
Frank Weaver and wife are
down from the Cow Valley
ranch for few days visit.
Miss Inez Weaver is home
from Pullman, where she has
been attending school,
Miss Nettie Peterson has re-
turned from the ranch.
Bob Ivers came in from Wat.
son this week with a bunch OF
cattle and went out to his sheep
camp to assist them in moving
to the reserve. He says the
crops in his section are fine,
plenty OF fruit of all kinds and
big prospects for grain.
The Knights OF Pythias will
hold their nineteenth annual
picnic in the Macgregor grove
on Sunday, the 10Th of July.
transportation will be provided
Tor those who wish to go. Meet
at the X. of p. hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Riley are
here on account OF the illness OF
his father.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02
LOCAL NEWS

j. X. Blackaby was calling or
friends at Nampa Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Brosnan and daugh.
ter are home from triple Vale
Mrs. Adam and Mrs. Emisor
were passengers to Boise Mon.
day.
A. j. Whiteside and sister
Mrs. Downs, were down from
the ranch near Nyssa Monday
greeting old friends.
Doris Myers, who is now 10.
Gated in Boise, was home over
Sunday for a visit.
Thomas Kahout was over
from Jordan Valley Sunday. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Rogers
and VIM. Blackaby from Home
dale.
The directors OF the Malheur
County Fair Association expect
to hold meeting within a few
days and formulate plans for
the fair this year. The direc-
tors are Z. A. Fraser, G. G. Hunt
]. d. Billingsley, A. w. Trow
and Baker Ball
We wish to apologize to Edi-
tor Skinner OF New Plymouth.
We referred to him last week as
Editor Martin and feel that he
is entitled to an apology.
L. Pefferle, who is in the
show business at Baker, was
here this week visiting with
relatives and looking after busi
ness.
VIM. McBratney has been in
Weiser several days this week
where he has business interests
The big annual Parma. Roswell
picnic will be held this year on
July 23. The railroad will
make special rates.
The ball game between Weiser
and Payette resulted in Payette
scoring ID runs while Weiser
got onlv s.
At Ontario there was the
usual big crowd and the home
team won. Alexander pitched
a fine game, striking out Is
men. There was some very raw
decisions by the Vale umpire,
some OF them so bad even the
Vale players would not stand
for them.
Some ten days ago a man dis
appeared from Nyssa under cir
cum stances that lead some to
think he has met foul play.
One OF the men seen with him
was arrested at Crane Greek and
given a preliminary hearing. He
stated that he did not know
what had become OF the man
after he left him and that the
man had lost his money match
ing dollars. The suspect was
bound over under a thousand
dollar bond. He was begging
his way through the country,
but seemed to have plenty OF
money and good clothes.
The Ontario Laundry has ar
ranged for the installation OF a
system that will soften the water
from their we'll by taking out !
all the minerals. This will en- /
able the laundry to turn out
better work than possible with
hard water and will be appreci-
ated by every patron OF
the laundry. The expense OF
installing the system is a heavy
one but Mr.. Jones believes
the people will appreciate the
improvement, just as they have
the installation OF the many
other modern machines in his
plant.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02

Corrected Apr. 30, for the bensf,
Of Argus readers by the Malheur .Mer
camille Company.
EgRs. per dozen. l7ic.
butter, per pound. 26c.
Oats, per hundred. el.60
Wheat, per hundred. el.75.
Hay per ton, %.
Potatoes, per hundred, 100
Onions. per hundred, e2.00.
Apples, per box, sl.00. 10 81. so
Chickens, dressed. per pound. isc.
Pork. dressed. 81 to 9Isc.
Pork, live, $50 tot
Veal, 0 to loo.
Reef lilo to l2c, .
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02
Surprises Many in Ontario.

The QUICK action of simple buck.
thorn bark. glycerine, etc, AS mixed
in Adler-i-ca, the remedy which be
came famous by curing appen-
dicitis, is surprising Ontario people.
Many have found that this simple rem
edy drains so much foul matter from
the system that A SINGLE DOSE
relieves constipation, sour stomach and
gas on the stomach almost IMMEDI-
ATELY. Adler-i-ca is the most thor
ough bowel cleanser ever sold Druggist
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02
LOCAL NEWS

The state grange bulletin says
not one person in hundred will pay
anything but land tax II the $3.50
exemption passes.
For excellence and promptness, sec
Cope "The Pressary. Phone l05W
It is claimed that the $500 exemp.
tion for every person would allow
whole families to take out $500
apiece and virtually establish the sin
gle land tax in Oregon.
For sale, young turkeys, at the On
tario Market,
The socialist party Is initiating a
bill to tax estates and create fund
for the unemployed, to be administer
ed by the state labor commissioner.
authorized to build railroads and pub
lie works Of all kinds.
Creamery butter 25 cents a pound at
the Ontario market.
Mrs. Rose Is arranging for a trip
to the east for few weeks, starting
In about week.
Just received new pattern in table
ware that Is very dainty. II is carried
in open stock and you can buy as
many pieces or as few as you may
want. The price is very reasonable.
See Il.
THE VARIETY STORE, Ontario, Ore.
All OF our subscribers who have
received the four magazines seem to
like them. Some have told us they
don't see how we can do il. You can
get the four magazines by paying IS
cents extra when renewing your sub
scription to the Argus. Why walt
to renew your subscription TO the
Argus? Send In your order today
and get four magazines for one year
only IS cents extra.
Creamery butter, made under most
sanitary conditions possible, 25 cents a
pound. same price ~ ranch butter. at
the Ontario Market.
One observes with greatly modified
enthusiasm passenger vessels that are
perfectly safe except In case OF acct
dent.
LADIES NOTICE; Ball dresses, and
all kinds OF cleaning and renovating
at Cope's. The Pressary. "Phone l05w
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OFlONTARIo HAS INSTALLED A
NUMBER OF SAFETY DEPOSIT
BOXES. EACH BOX HAS A DoU.
BILE LOCK AND THEY AFFORD A |
SAFE FIRE.PRooF PLACE TO
KEEP DEEDS, LIFE INSURANCE
POLICIES AND OTHER vALU-
ABLEs. THE RENTAL RATE ON
THE BOXES Is VERY REASON.
ABLE. II.
That China knows pretty good
thing is proved by its going into part
nership with Standard Oil.
f. Cope is still doing business in the
Moore Hotel Blk Cleaning, Pressing
and Tailoring. Phone 1906 w.
For sale le-Registered Duroc Jersey
pigs. both sexes, various ages. superior
quality. See them. II. r, Boomer,
Fruitland, Idaho.
4
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02

Wanted Solicitor TO cover western
territory Excellent paying proposition; /;
pleasant work Address T.. r., care
the Argus.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02

FOR SALE; Three lots. Villa Park
add. to Ontario, Apply TO Mrs. M. T.
Rhodes, Parma, Idaho, 2pd
FOR RENT: Two large rooms. fur
nished, North Main St. three blocks
from Post Office. j. NJ. Steward. 81
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02

Il
states that the work of installing
. the machinery at the Ok Bow
plant Is progressing satisfactor-
lily and that the work will be
completed and the power turned
on by the first OF August, Civ.
ing the company FIVE thousand
horse power, which will be
sufficient for present needs.
Other sections Of the Ok Bow
can be completed at small ex-
pense as needed. The plant
| will be offered fer sale about the
first OF October and taken from
the management Of the receiver.
Mrs. Stewart is having a barn
and hay shed erected on her
place west Of the city. George
Mclean has the contract for
the work.
John T. Whistler, the govern
,nent engineer, was here this
week to inspect the work Of
making soundings for dam
at Warm Springs. The findings
will probably be made public
later, when the data is all com.
plete.
Mrs. Carr, mother Of Mrs.
Harry Anderson, is a guest at
Butterfield ranch.
Mrs. George Vanderhoof is
home from the ranch.
Charles Tbebaud, who Is now
living in Idaho, near Gooding, |
was here Monday, looking after
some business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hill are
here from a trip to Homedale
and will leave shortly for Cam.
bridge, where they have other
interests.
Mrs. Prinzing entertained the
Bridge club Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. Drane winning the high
score.
New cement sidewalks have
been laid on Morfitt street. and
also on Montana avenue oppo-
site blocks 80 and 40.
VIM. Sanders has resigned
his position with RAIDER Broth
ers and Guy A. Armitage.is is now
in the store. Mr.. Sanders is
compelled to move to a lower
altitude on account OF the
health OF his wife and will 90
to the coast. Mr.. Armitage
comes from the Lipman Wolfe
IL Co store, OF Portland and ex
poets to make Ontario his home.
The family will be here soon as
a suitable home can be found
for them.
The Short Line people have
had the end OF Washington
street improved from the alley
to the track by fill to bring it
up to grade. The street to the
warehouse line is all gravelled
and the part north of the pres
ent park has been graded and
will be added to the park lot,
making a very nice improve
ment.
The Juntura horse sale on the
3Oth was a great success, about
ten car loads OF horses being
sold. Mayor Turner, OF Cald.
well, got a car load and brought
them down Wednesday.
1t has been announced that a
new rate schedule has been
issued by the Short Line which
gives irult shipments from ray
ette valley points the same rate
as that from Payette, which will
be quite a saving for the fruit
men.
The New Plymouth boosters
were here with their ban ners
and band on Tuesday evening,
reminding every one that they
are wanted at New Plymouth
on the Fourth. That is cer-
tainly some band for a place
the size OF New Plymouth.
G. +. Brooks has been APP
pointed assistant superintendent
OF the Short Line, with offices
at Mamma Rarnea has baan
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02
JULY 4TH RATES.
Via Oregon Short Line.

Tickets on sale between local points,
July Sd and 4th, limited to July 9Th.
See agents for rates and other particu-
lars.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02

Lost Norwegian Bear Dog. Dark
gray. has sharp straight ears. looks
like wolf. smooth coated and has
busby tail. Will pay sl0. 90 reward
for information leading to recovery.
Notify T.. NJ. Joseph. Weiser. Idaho.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02

For new alfalfa hay see j j. Diess,
2 IL miles south of Ontario. Either
In field or delivered.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02

Wanted Woman TO cook on ranch
Phone 00j-K-2.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02

Second Hand Hay Wagon for sale
cheap At Van Petten Lbr. Co.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-07-02

Sfecial prices on trunks ana suit
cases for 80 days. Kroessin Har-
meas Co.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26
siOdsoale sluenHe sempel.(yemeinSe.

Die obise Ssmpsl.Gemeinbe biel
seitern 4benb inter rseer gst5eili
suns Der Witglisosr ibre 81. Sa9rss
Derfammlung ab, in rpsl6sr bic nn6.
ftebenoen gelmten fir bas IaufenD:
Sahr erpdbIt ipurbsR:
prGiioent: 2llfreb Ut. Gobsn.
9ise prdsbsnt: War Sil6erberg.
Sdabmeiiter: y. 6enrp getman.
Ss,retdr: Sarrp R. 5risbman.
Sruitses duf 5psi Sabre: guIpb
W. Mad, Simeon gl. SobnIon. 5.
Repion Sraser. Gbarles &. 9nBis.
Samusl 2ebman, Simon 2sbman.
Der prdfibsnt 6,ri9iets, oab bic
@smeinbe iid in einsm bliibenosn
3uitanbe btiinbe uno ieBt iiber 500
Mitslieber 5dbl,. WGbrsnb bes leb.
ten Sabres lei bic gonbIdulb bon
$4,000 auf $56.000 rebusirt NOR.
ben unb be ginndbmen bGiten ii6
luT $4,000 bsIaufsr. Dem bisberl.
gen 9orbeter. Rsu. 5oispb ManbsIs
berg. Der aug ssipiiisu 8riinben auf
,ins WiebsrerpGhlung p.r5ibtete,
lpurbe in 2(nsrtsnnung feiner 0i.nIte
lin 0ei6ent Don $500 notiri.
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BATE. Die g.rbIi4sn.. bic @ittps bss

bate. Die DerbIi6sne, bic Wittipe bss
beritorbenen GdlGdtsrmeiiters Gbrt.
titan @rieIe, mar nns @oppingen In
Wiirttembera gebiirtia un6 1854 ais
ieHsaebnidbriges iunges Wdb6en nadj
Cincinnati qefommen. Sier permd6ltc
iie ii6 aipei Sabre fpGier nit Serrn
Griefe. Sic binterl1bt feds ainber,
fpeltN nit ibren Samilien bas bers.
li9ite Waitsefiibl ibrer 5ablrsiden
sSreunbe unb 9efdnnten babsn. Die
8serbiguna Der beliebten, pnb oeahte.
ten 5rdu finoet am 0isnitaa Ra9mit-
lag bonn 5rnuer6auis, 754 Clinton
StraBe. aus itatt.
6err 4nbreas Winter, pon
gio. 80 6igb StraBe in Wef 60.
pinston, bat BON isinen 0ertpanbtet
dnen grief erbalten, porin III interei-
fdnter Deiie ii6er ben ariea berid.
re. pirb. 4uh bic 2tipaiger Qlnner-
iponbten beg 6errn paul Sd 10 8
baben qeI6rieben unb aud lie ipiiIsn
rielee intereIIdnte Dinqe au nelDeu.
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QnS(ano uc(egrap(.
GransOitH OPtimiHif6.

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2onbon. 26. DIT. Cine Rsu=
isri6e Sepsi6e aus qaris ldutet:
.Wlan trdet iid1 idon ernitlt9 NIT
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nad) paris 5uriidjuuerteseu. Die
Grissslase IN i'm Gan3sn senommen
als r.dt bsfrieoissub 3u sra9tsn.
9roB Der ssipaliissn geritdrtunsen.
iDeldt bic 9sutiten erbalten babsn.
mar es ibnsn bod unm6sli1, bic ais
nisn Der 9erbiinbetsn gu Surhbredsn
unb oieTes irGst iebr Oisl sur !5sbunJ
bss @ertrauens Bel.
9leidSeitig tpiro 5ugeItaneen. oaB
bic tbeilpeiien grioIgs, ipeIhe Die
OeutTden i'm Siitritt BON Ga 8aITe ers
5ielt babtn, cine ipeitsre gerldnserung
bes Samples bort bsbsuteten. Iie fpiis
tben0en Aneriffe Der 9eutIhsR srfolgs
ten bort BEL Sag unp gsnft, nm ben
llebersang iibsr bic Dier gu srspinsea
uno bdtten rieIiee @erluiie fir bic
3eutidsn i'm Gjefplse. glls bic yfer=
Deide ee0Ffnet ipurbeu, tpuroen bic
mtiiten Der SdanSsrdben Der Deuts
fden unttr @aTer ssisbt unb bic
btiitf4m GoIbatsn srpieItsH ben 4,.
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Gin IbeaS I'M Gnartier.
Bon Carl Gtem.

"Guorei IL porte u 9llligcmcbt!" !"
9titlt5 riibrf lid in Dem @uuerll'
baus am @1l6e 0es fIclncn irai3oli.
iten Gorie5. God bait, ba bintcn i'm
Sooi beat un0 belllt EN- baIbpechur.
gerter Slmo
o@ciIpide berl" Gun mdcbtiacn
&icbcn getroiicn ipIittrrt No5 icitc
@pl5 unl oa5 S6lob berlm. Gin frdf.
tiger Sritt, im0 Die 5biir lit auf.
Gfit porgcbaltencm 9ieooloer tro.
ten 3iiq. mo Observation-Disclosures
eilt 0cnn 0aa @cb0it ioQ cinem ,}ua
nls Na9tauarticr oicnG. 99cnl cS
iraeno mogIidj qibt man Sen MaHn.
ihaften ein Gad iibcr Den Gop', cS
fommcn ia ippieio nod nenllg Gage,
oil ocncn sic 6innlcISfuppct Gin
mandnaI icu6tcr, immer a5cr falter
GriaB it,
9tln acbt rs idncl ems %ert1ciIcn
Der GorpornIihaiten. 0eredtiafcit
muiI jciu, mo oarum miro i:Hmer
Iiibidl obac,DedicIt. Nal oie cine
&Glitc Der @ruppcn in Die Sfeunc
imo Die anocre i'm SorS, mlo Damn
DieSer limgefebrt.
Der Soloot lit oil @chicli1at &C.
mobnt lmb nin1mt iein Sos, mie es
trifit. 2lber lntiirIitb CT iltdt
cs SIT perbeliern, lno ooS b1lt er fiir
fem gutes Med)t. 9eionocrs pcnn.
pie i'll 0ieieu Sail, sic gclpobnet oas
SallS perlaiien boben. Cont 1T er
notiirlib nidt peiliger bege0rlif,
aber ieine @ufnriit6igfeit Iicat ge9cn-
iiber oen pcrdi,gitieten 0ieiihtern Der
3priifaebIietpnen fSrallen iRlmcr.
llno alif nenn iid,. mas aIlcrciugs
ielten lit, Die 9etpobner perfect &C.
lolten haben ino nun ongeiit]tS oes
menidIiden glusiehens Scr preubi.
id,en rgarboren" luieoer in ibre San.
ier suriiffonlmen. oann Iegen oieie
aben .reaiiirierte" Suno. nnoSoifen.
tiiHer isno oersIei6en betreten .pie.
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Donnerifas: gaSifher llntsrit. Der.
elm, Wdibington gibertB alub, Rpr..
Cincinnati Surnperein.
syreitdg. Deuti6er acknowledgements
Idmmtlide Stdmme Der Rotbmdnner
2anbfpsbr @eidnass uno Sdiiben.
Settton.
Samitdg: 6eiIen@ un6 Sdhiene9er.
eins, gliaBs2otbrinser llnterit. Ser.
Elm unb Deutiber Wlebger 4rbeiteI
lInterit. gerein.
ct. peters 9asdr ~ Moutdg
%. Ropembsr: Sdmmtli6e gabernper.
cine, Waursrmeiiter uHO RorooeutI9c
S6iiben.
Dieniiag: Deuiidr griber 30. /
uno 2, 8euti1er lInterit. 9ersin / uno
2. Mnitsr plumbers
Mittpod: Wilbelm 5sG 2oge 335,
s. 8. .. g.; 5ermann 2oge IO. 4
Der aosmosritter.
9onneritag: Gsuti4= Oeiterrei4ef
Interit. 8erein unb 9eutiGe Ct. go.
bannes @smeinoe BON Der Gin ilno II.
Strabe.
,Sreitas: 5ermann Eager 90. Sc, 8.
8. 8. g.; llniformirter Rant Canton
Queen Giib, ). .. 8. 3.
Samitas: Deuti9er Uiilitdr 8ersin.
Wdttbdus @emeinoe.
ct. paulus 8a3nr-W Wontag,
9. Ropember: 5ermann 9oge RO. 206.
s. 8. 8. g.; Sarugari 2o9en, glatts
oeuti6s @oselidisBen 9sIsGI6aft.
Dienitag: Rbeinpfdl5er. S6lespigs
5olffeiner, SannoDeraner 9ereine,
Wlaiter Barriers.
Uiittfpo6: Cincinnati 5urngemein.
be, pbiIippus Gemeinbe. 35er llnterit.
8erein, 9amensgsrsin Der Cincinnati
5urngeneinbe.
9onneritag: Sdmmtlite ungarii6e
9ersine, fuipie Der llnsariihe 0dmens
dor uno bic Sieben6iirger Sa6ien.
lrsitas: SGmmtli6e i6pGbiids
Wereine.
Samitas: Sdmmtlid,e gadsrDsrs
cine.
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F.. Selearapb
HutbiuenSigc Siefprmen.
Die Sibitadten berben in
9utunftpeHiserRe ReprGz
misunderstanding
tanii6en Ratio
naltonpenten
6aben.

Rep gort, %. Oft. Der lett
1880 supeieu nit grpBer 9itterteit
qefii6rte Gampf CUR @erminoerung Der
3obl Der ReprdIsntunten aus bea
S5iioitaaten auf repubIitnniifen Ra=
tipnalionpenten lit jebt eublitb sepon=
neu poroen. Gburles .. Soilles, Dor
tiger bes repu6iitaniihen Ratipnals
aommittess, bat bsute ansstiinoist,
pab Der qlufruf CUR &pnpentipn bonn
Sabre 1915 auf elmer ncuen Bats err
fol1en tpiro. poourd1 bic 3abl Der
Sele1dten I'm SO bsrabseiebt piro.
Der 9srluit fGat b1uptId6Iib nuf bic
Sibitaaten. Dicisr 9lar tuuroe aui
Der 'sabresosridmmluns bes Ratio.
nultommittees in WnIbtngton i'm De-
Sember borissn Sdbres oprsei1Insen
uno bd bic borun getniipfte 9ebits
dung erfiilli norben lit, III sr NUM-
mebr in 8raft. Gs mar bardn bic
9eSingung estniipft, baB er bon Der
8onpentionen in Stuaten. bic i'm iebis
Gen @lettora! college cine WdjoritGt
Der Stimmsn abeegeben, ratifisirt
iperben miiiis unb bas iIt jrbt eeIhes
ben. Der ReueiritbeiIuns sufoIes bat
alabama uuf Der na1len Rational.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26
Gle mOdlten i6n baben.

Der bisiisen golisei purbe seitern
eurd bic geb0rben In Repport, &p.,
mitsetbeiIt. bah bic gerfpaltuna bes
3u6tbauies in fSruntfOrt, Sn., ben
bier untsr Der 8sihulbisung bes
lleberfdlles unb Wibbanblung bon
Jenne glarf; go. 10 Sit 0. Str. per.
hdftet.n yrant 2apman alias Gan
man alias Ssrant Sfroeber, Der isi.
ner 4burtbeiluna burh bic gei9po.
renen entgegen fieb., aerne ipisbsr in
ihren sditliAen Rdnmen aufnsbmsu
mill. ba er fit beg qdrOle6ru6s idlul.
big aema4t bat. gorausiihtli6 piro
Der gurIfe fir einise 3eit in benz
Staatssuhtbaus bon Ohio 0uartisr
besieben, unb bann aur Ra9tur na6
s5ranifcrt iiberiieosln.