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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
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Die bic Oeiterrti9er per
dnlaBt, lid 3uriidau-
sieheu.

sieben.
2onoon, 7. Rop. Der aor'
reiponbent Der sWorning qoit" f6idt
bic fols.nbe 9spsid. aus ct. pstsrs-
burg:
Der Riidaus Der SsIt.rreifer ir
GaIi5isn iit folder qrt, baB er rpsuia
ger siHs Risbsrlass, als cine itratesi
i6e RiidfpdrtstonsentratiOn na6 si
mem beftimmten plan bebeutet. Sb'
sisi9 bi. Rufien bi. Ssitsrrsifsr mil
GROCER gnersi. angegriffsn batten
befanben iid bic Seitsrrei6sr i'm Be
iis mebrsr.r fart befsftigter qoiitios
nen, Si. ben RuiIen Diet gu f6affsr
muatn.
,Gi. Gsferrsidsr sie6en ii6 aui
porsiisIia befeitigt. StsauHgeH gus
rid, bic fid auf aratdu i'm Siiben
unb aGli7d i'm Rorbsn itiiseu, unb
'.ine aGnss ODn 70 MeiIsn babsn. sic
ipoIlen bieis Steaurssn uneinnebm'
bar MAIDEN, unb penu iie i'm Stanoe
Iinb, bi.s gu tbun, tOunen bic 0eut-
iten ben srobtsn 5beil i6rer Srup'
pen na9 1rantrsih 3uriidi6iden, I'm
bort bic 9ertbibisuns Der Gran5oien
unb gnsIGnber gu bre6en. 0ieie in
poIsn it.b.noen Sruppen iino 3abl'
reid unb Iebr psrtboou. Us 1T m0gs
li6, bab Il. fdon nad Grantrsi4 uns
teripesS iinb.
Sat ansebli4 aries2tons ns
trabanbe ae gorb.
QpHSon, 6. Hopsnber. - Yer
euqliihe Dampfsr .ltalin" Der 4n6or
2inie Der BON Hep gort mad 5dfen
i'm Whttelmeer untertpees 1T, rpuroe
in Gibraltar BON ben cngliiden BE-
b6rben angebaltsn, Die bebdupten, bab
Der Dampfer Sriegstontrabanbe an
Sprb bat. Cine Sepsidse in bieiem
Gimme bat aIopo's 4sentur bon 9i.
braltdr erbulten.
Gin Sementi.
apnbou, z. g1oo. Cine DspeIde
aug Bern, in Der Sdpsi5. iagt, bab
Der ibfpsissrii6s 9snsrdlitab in 9tbs
rebs it.le, SoB DsutTdlano lin bic
@rIaubnib nadssiudt babe, eine ar.
NEE burd bic S9tpsi5 fhitsn 5u
SiirfeH.
Deutf6e BON 5runfrei9
febreu in tbrs 9eimatb
5uriid.
Bern, 6. glpp. 5iinfbunosrt Osuts
ibe s5rausn unb ainoer, bic migrant.
reid internirt iparsn unb bic ieBt
nd6 9eutidlanb 3uriidtebren. iino
am Jrsitus bier ung,tnmmen.
Man Ihdbt bic 3abl Der in 6rant.
reid internirisnDeutiten uno Deter.
reider auf 25,000 perIonen ab. Die
Re 3abI nimmt dbsr nit isbem Sage
um 800 Bis 1000 ab. go piele 2eute
tommen idslid auf Der Dur9reiie
nab D.utf6lonb burh bic Gdpei5.
itngefGhr 100000 griefe uHb 5000
Gelbanipeifunssn fir ariessgefaussue
ipmmsn tGsIid in Der S9Deis an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
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Button, 6. gopbe, - Bon 3ipei
Ser. Staaten SorpeooboOt3erit6rerd
estprtirt traf am Syreitag Qlbeno na6
brei5ebnitiinOiger 6abrt Der Sampfsr
saroHprtnseiiiH Gecilie" pes 1oros
oeutIhen 2lopD i'm bieiien Sdfen, por
Bar Sarbor, Waine, Elm. Die llebers
fiibruns bes 9ampfers Don Bar Sars
bor, no er ieit brei Wonaten intsrnirt
sefpeien, sins o6ne jeoen 3ntI9enfaa
DOR ii9 unD aapitdn pOaad, ber
apmmunbeur Oes S9iffes, Der pd4s
renb Der 5abrt auberorDentlicb beiorgt
gepefen, bemertte, als Der Dampfer IN
preiioeuts RouOs einfuhr uno StpiIfeE
3tpei anberen Deutihen Sampfern, Die
bier ebeufaas infolse bes &rieges ira
ternirt iinb, Dor &nter ging, oub er
nunmebr berubigt lei, d6er ipGbrenb
Der isabrt tpdre er iiberdus 6eiorgt gez
ipeien.
Die yabrt nurbe ouf benz grDbten
Sbeil Der Strede inner6dl6 Der brei
F, Meilen 9ren5e 5uriidgeIegt, uber itelz
/ lenpeiIe par Der Dampfsr iiber aebR
Meilen bonn ufer entferItt.
Sobalb Der 8unoe5mdrfdall bon
Wains osu Sompfcr BEL oefen ane
tunft Der Sbbut bes SilfsmorihdIs
WorIe BON WaTahuIstts iibergab,
ipurbe I'M 6ieIigen 8unoes9eri6f oas
abtommen getrpffen, Dab Die 9ers
banoluns. bes Sauptpro3eFes gegeb
ben Dampfer i'm biefigen glnoesgeri6t
am 20. glpbembsr our 8erbanblunb
tommen iou.
Sefarseue Strafe.
@Ibun1, 81. o., 8. Robember,.-
Sm SunDtsecriat puroen am Oon-
neritag DON Ridter 8eprae W. Rap
Der Sirma S'Sanpran Il. Sqcobs ooH
pittsburg bic Sitmme bon $25, ,962.49
alg Shabenerids. suaeIprpaen. DieNe
Gumme mHiisn bic 5irmen beaableI
tpeldbe bic 9tmsrican SsasreeH Slate
Gpmpann BON GrdnoiGIe biloen unp
Die iiberfii6rt rpurben iit geeen oas
Skrmon'ids g(nti gruit 8eies
perqanqen gu babeH, inbem lie eins
aombinatipn sur Bei9rdntunc bee
!6unbels in ,Ssasreen" S6ieFer &C.
bilpet batten, ipoburd Die phtsburs
aer 7sirma 6eRuhtbstliai pproen mar.
Die Der Sirmo Suseiprphene SunrlH
btlbet ben ereifahen Setrae beg ftns
anaisllen S4obens ben lie crlitten
bat.
gitIa bereit, ins @ripos
ltbtn surud5utreten.
Dufbingtou. 3. g., 6. Ron.
@eneral 9tlla bat Die gdtional- Son.
oentipn in gleuas Galientes formeu
bena6ridtist, oaB sr bsrett lei, bas
aommdnoo iiter Tstne Sruppelt ntes
bersulesen unb iih ms qribatlsber
SuriitSusie6en, lpetn bteies nOtbiS
lei, nm ben RIdtritt garrun5as 5u
eraielsn.
0pfer Sc89tutonpbifs
gina, g., 6. g8open1ber. 9fep.
;Sobn anaur, ner Secliorger Ner 9t.
tberiiden @enreinoe III @lt6olepoiiit.
O6ic. tpeitlt6 BON bier gelcgenL fam
am Greitug INNS 2eben ais ietn glu.
tompEiI BON rinen1 Ierioilen3ltae Der
Gennjplounia Balm an elmer Rioeait-
freusun1 in Der Srti4dft az,
trofien tuur6c. Ten. anauf bate an
Ser areusung baS &niiiren eipes Sit-
ter5uges obscportet unS ais er tnnh
Sic @eIciie frcu5en frpGtc, ilt4 elm
@eriorc,Bu1, Der ans Der entnedeil9t-
ictten 9iidtlrg fam. III iein gIiltonio-
bill birein Gcr @erlrngliiftc binter.
ldBt Sic @ottiu llnO cine God)trr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
Die CeHerrei6er in
0ali5ism fiegreiA.
GOllsn $1,000 Gefansensi
qema dlt hdbeu.

Man9eiter, WaiT., 6. 0op. Die
fOl9enbe @rtldrilrS uber bic in @ds
liaien itattfinbeHben Sample purDe
an 4benb BON Dem oiterreidiib.unaa.
rii6sn gotifufter, Or, &OnitautiH
Suutbq, abqeasben:
pSn @dli5ien ba6en uniere 3ruppen
nte RuHen am Ntuife San unb i'm
Strp Sbal suriifuei4lagen unb es
fpurben 5000, Huifen 1efangen ge,
nommen. Die Oeiterrei6er .er6eutetet
Wlaidinenaei6iiBe lno au1 dn6eres
&rteasmdterial."
Oiefe @rtIaruna itebt in btrettem
A}ioerIpru6 nit het britiiden 8spe-
i6e 0ob Satosldp .oon ben gflIfen
eingenpmnen puroen lei un6 bic
Ceiterreidsr ettpa 5000 02ann an 8s.
fangenen perloren bdtteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
Asssartise R6rfte.
Rem. Yort. 6. RODsmber.

Rsp.yort, 6. ROpsmber.
Webl- Wartt itstis.
R6ssenmsbl Wartt isf.
Jair Bis sutes $5.25-$5.45, aussrles
fenes BIS fancp S5.50-$5.75.
9u9pei3sumehI - Wartt
iieiis.
8u4psissn Martt ieft.
Waismebl- Wartt isit.
Rossen Wartt iiari. go. 2
iueitli4es $1.O2 c. |. I. Buffalo.
GerFe- Martt itetig.
Wei5eH - 4m plabe unrsgsls
mdBig. go. 2 rotber $1.174, Ro. 2
barter SLIT, Ro. / Rortbern Duluth
$118a, go. l Rortbern Wanitoba
$1.22a nomineu c. |. (. Buffalo. gluf
2ermins purben tsins 5ransattionen
porssnommeH- Jiir Gs,ember 81 .24s,
fir $1.3os.
WeIf1torm Mm plase felt.
30. 2 selbes s44e {. |. I. Bel antunft
arssntiHs grtma 78c nomiusu abss.
Iiefsrt.
5afer-@ @m plabs itstis.
Seu Marit feit. prima $1.10,
Ro. l $105-$1.071a, Ro. 2 95e--
$1.00, go. 3 90-95c.
5opfeu - Wartt leidt.
Sdute Martt itstig.
Qeber Mlartt felt.
porf - Tsartt f.it.
geef - Martt fsit.
G1mal3- Warit fart. Mibble
Wsif $11.70-S1l80; raffinirtss 1T
fiart; Continent $12.45; Giibameriia
$12.65; COMPOUND III fer.
sals- Warit feit. Speeial 6ae.
Wolle - Mdrit itetis.
5ar3- Wartt ruhis.
9erpentin - Martt ruhia.
Reis - Warit ftetis.
WoIaffes- Martt rubid.
Butter = Martt fart. 3ufuhr
1899 Subs. greamerp ertras (92
Geors) 35c; greamsrp (b0berer Gepre)
35ae, Girfis 3o-34c. seeonbs 2s
--29e.
aGfe. Martt fetis nno unperdns
bert. 3ufubr 1.540 S9ahteln.
gier Wartt feit. 3ufubr 9.s11
Fiiisn. Grifb ssfammelts. srtra feline
37--38c, grtra Sirfts 34-36c. Jirifs
31-33e. Ssecnbs 26-30r.
GefIisel - Der Wartt fir ges
Idla4tstss 1T rubis. Weiili1e Brats
Siibner 14-17c, frifde 9dbns 12-
17e. sefrorene Surtebs 17-22s.
3uder - Rober fsit.
WoIaffes- $2.S7. Centrifugal
1882, raffintrtsr rubis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07

paisn eupdbusu, erutpfurt Barts,
DELAWARE, Sutton, !9igbIaub. oar
bin. aOgun aoraiA aAcas MabO.
ming, Ottapd, l]utndH, qoulOins,
qrebie. pidanaB, gft9tda5, Son.
bustp SeHeea. G6elbp. Union un0
Miaidmg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
SieS uuS 9as.

= Serr 20. q. SULTAN, prdfibsnt
Der Giti5eEs Rationul 8ant Don Gin>
cinnati, BAT rpdbrsuo Der Iebtsu no
den eifrig baran ssdrbeitet unb iebr
piel oc5u beigstrasen, I'm ben J, Cotton
pool" II 9e.rass ron $150. .0o0. 900
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
EAiWfxaAriAtea.

Rep Yort, 6. Rpo. 4naet..
.2lplanb" bon Giperppol
&open1uesn. 2lbseg; oSs,
car H." na9 Rem Yort.
Su;pre. 9tngsf.: raa SuuraineP
bon Nen Yprt.
9tbrdItdr. glneef.: r5taIis@
bon gsp Yort.
@enua. 9tnget.: .DuCd oi Ges
rppo" Oen Rem Yort.
8oitoH, glbee9.: pganppic" naA
IeapeI; aRs S'SiaIiu" mad gtnaas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
Gbieaso, 6. glOD.mbsr.

Weissn Ro. 2 rotbsr S1.14a
-1.15s; Po. 2 barter $1.14a$1. .154.
5iir DECEMBER Sligo $1.17g, anl
Salub $1.174; fur wlai $l.22a-
S1.23a. am S9luB $1.23s.
WeIfdfor - Np. 2 ssIbss 70
-674e. ylO. 3 seIbes 75s -76e, No. 3
sslbes, nsiies. 70--72c. Sir DECEMBER
69f-70sc. am SdluB 704c; fir Rai
72-73tc. am Gdlub 73sc.
6afer- Rc. 3 fpsiber Att -48c,
Gtanbaro 49-49ae. Jiir DECEMBER
491 50sc, am Sdlub SOC; fir Mai
534 53sc, am SHlub 53as.
Rosgen-I-. 2 $t.oo.
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5tt Gtanbe su brinsen. Cincinnati 1T
cine Der erfen Stdote, ipelde ben iAm
smaetbeilten Subftriptions sgetrag in
ber borsddriebenen 3eit aufsebra4t
hdt.
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9dsliaer M rftberiHt.

Cincinnati, 8. Nop.
Ole nadfoIeenb.n nuotirunsen be-
aieten fi9 nur auf gnsroB Irunss
altipnen. Del ileinsren Gd&dflen
,rrbsn etipas b0bere g)reiIe bers4net.
proptfionem
Der Waarit mar rubia, prtiIe feF.
canals. pfiEla Gteam
S10.40-10.50.
zrodenssfaIstnss Gktf&.
Short clear Ssitsn 12--124e, fbprt
fRippsnItiten 103-11c, srtra fbort
clear Gelten 10a-11e, G9uIisrn 101
ILL., Bellies 12A-13ae mebr pet'
tadt.
Hatpn. - ebori clear Geiin
13a--13ac, ertra fort Rippenisiten
12--124e, ShuItsrn 11s-123c unb
Bellies 12a-13ac. loje unb 4e per
g,funb nebr psrpadt.
sugar gure6 Gfeif&-
Sninien 1S-18Ar. g]itnic ShuI.
itrn 12a-13e, Yrsaif.ft Bacon 20i--
PIC, ,S&ultern 12A-13e, trpdens Betf.
Gfinftn 28--30e.
SaBasp5feites Tfeif@.--
Ghinten 12a-14e, pienic g&uIiern
111-12e, Bellies 184--17Ae. Snui.
tern 11s-12s, Rem BORT Gut 11A-
12e.
grif@u sl.tf6. = e4tp
Ten 12f-13e. pienie ShuItern 10A
,--11e. SGuliern 10A-11t. fbort
Tippsnieiten 101-10ae. fbort clear
Gsitsn 10i-11c. srtra fbort Geiten
1oe--10as, Bellies 15A-162c pro
pfunb.
Wehf unb Getrei6e
WsbI. - Minier paient $5.25--
5.45, mintsr 1anrp $4.90- -5.15. bo.
sgdmiIn $4.50-4.65, grtra $4.05--
4.25, orbindres $3.854.O5. Gdrter
Dsi,sn patsnt $5.90--6.3O. bo. faneb
S5.45-6.70, bo.Jamilp $4.65-4.85,
Rosasnmebl. norbipeFlihes esmifdteS
$5.15-5.25, retnss Gitp $5.15-
5.45 per BbI.
Weissn. - Ro. 2 rottsr Winier
S1.13l-1.14, Jo. 3 $1.12-113ae,
30. A rpihsr $1.08-1.11.
WeIf&tprn. - 90. / fpeibeB
78f, glo. 2 bo. '78a-79b, 0p. 3 bo.
78-7S2e, .Wo. 4 bo. 772-78c, No.
5 bp. 77-77ar, 30. 6 DO. 76S-77c.
30. / asIbes 76ae. No. q BE-. 76--
763e, Ro. 3 DO. 75a-76e, 30. 4 bo.
75-75Ae. No. 8 bo. 742--75e, Rp.
8 bo. 74-74Ae. Hu. / ssmifdtes
76t. Ro. 2 DO. 75a-76c, 90. 3 bo.
75-75Ae, Ro. 4 30. 75-75ae. Wo.
5 bo. 75-75ie. go. 6 bo. 743-75e.
Weibss RoIbtniorn 76--78e, selbss
Rolkntorn 74-76e. ssmiittss 73-
75e. - Esuss fpsiBss 6S--64e. e.fbes
57-58e. asnifdits 56-57e per Blu.
6afer. - 90. 2 ipsibsr 3d.
50se, Gianborb ipeib 49h-5oc, 30.
3 fpsib 4e-49ie, 30. 4 tpeib A.
49c. go. 2 semifhtes 48s-49c, 30.
8 gsmiThiss 4s-48ie. SO. 4 gemii9
iss 47h 4se.
W-oggen. - go. 2 96e-$1.01,
No. 5 93-95e. 30. A Ss--92e.
WaIs. - Jriibidbrs Gerits S8
---94e; DO. orbindre S4--88e per Hu.
Whtsfn.
gsrsauft ipirbsn 592 9bIs. 81,
hillsrs l5tniIbsb Goobs ouf bsr Bats
Don $1.3e pfr 0olIont.
Grpetrfes.
Aaffes - Wartt rubia. pretit
iisfs.
nrira id ID iIizf
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frifde Sii6nereisr 32c, firfs 3Oae,
orbindrt firiis 22c. feeonbs zoe pet
Dutsnb.
@sfIassI. - 3ufubr mdbis.
Marit Hstis. Gprtnstrs bon II pfb
unb bariibsr 12e, untsr u pfunt
15c, 6snnsn 10--121c, Sahne &c.
arntbubntr 10--15e, Guns 81,
gnisn 10--13e. GGnis s-1Oe per
pfunb.
6afem - gana frtfae $500
2.25. auserIefsne $1.50-1.75 per
Dubenb.
OBJ unb Gemlfe
MtpfeI. - Gut. Mepf.I SITE
800 per gbl. - Ginbeimifd,
25-50e per Bu-
gitronen.-Wdrit ipar itetis.
Goncn Mefiina $2.50-3.25, GaIifors
nia$4 .00-4.50 per Rifle.
Dransen.-Wdrtt rubis unb ites
tia. Dafencia $2.75-3.25 per Rifle.
Grape. Gruit. gloriba
$2.25-2.50 per aifte.
Mndnas. GubaniIde, $500
rer Crete.
Wetntrauben. ylep Oori
Gonrorbs 19-20c per 7 pfb. aorb.
gaiaipbos 12-13c per ponb &orb.
Wsin goneorbs $35.00-40.W per
9on.
9irnem. - sidl.s $1.75-2.0o,
atsfsr s1.5o-2.00 per Blu.
auitten. = 75e-$1.00 per
Blu.
prsfBetbesren.- gape COB
$5.00-5.60 per Dbl. unS $1.50--
1.75 Der Rifle.
RartoffeIm - GinbimiT9e
Po. $1.75-200, go. Q $1.00-
$1.25 per 9bl. Wli9isan So 55e per
Blu. nnb $1.50--1.75 per gbl. auf
bsm Geleiis.
Glsiartoffefn-Gdte Ser.
ftp $3.75-4.00, Baltimore $2.15--
2.25 per Dbl.
Rraut.- Warft rubig. ginhet
mii4ts $1.0O per gbl. unS $500
1400 per Tonne auf bsm GeleHe.
RoibfpbI $1.50--1.75 per Bbl.
3niebeIn-@eIbe $500 PEI
Blu. Dom Store unb 48c BON De.
leife. Weibe 75c per gu. pom Store
unb 60c bonn @eieifs.
Griins Bobnen. - SiibliGe
$1.N-1.50 per camper. Gina
8cbntn 25-27ac per Quart.
Garteu. = 9rsibbaus 1896
per Dubenb.
9omatoes. - Ginb.imii&e 40
--60c per 8u.
aar0ttsn. s1-25-1.5o per
Rotbt Muben. - Gtnbesmii9e
$1.00-1.50 per gbI.
mstbsRiibtm - $1.W-125
per gbl.
Gtcdrabem s1.25-1.5o
per pbI.
yyts
o. 60.
go. I 1IhDl9p Si.o-
to'o go Sao. I'moI9g Slo.ooI
I'D, n & ~. %. Si5.0O-i4.So.
Ro. 2 bo. $l5.00-15.25 per Sonne.
go. 1 Rice $16.50, go. 2 bo. S14.50,
OTfSofc e1E n0-1Q M 49, Qouu,
,r'a ~ = ,o'.''oo w. Is n ADH'
AZ w ~ = p1on urteI ai N fieitg. Rlsss
szS.lo-zz'oo: utioollng. srooes 30
eoo, %; fssnss w .bo-2S.bo. &C.
m'l@ies 6u''sr S22.To-23.6O.
SdmsfsIsn. Warlf ffettg.
Nis1admsn Soons:oo g: duf ntm 0e'
lsllt unp So,oo-S.Io per Uu. DOM
Sipts y aImot6p Sz.VnI.zo - Guf Dem
gele'le VINO S1.9o-z.So PEI Su. Dom
S'ore.
Werf4tebeneS.
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NtrIanbt ipdbrtnb bsritIbtn Belt
Winbp. Stip<tne. GI

Rfnbbieb. ~ Die 3ufubr mar
benie sismIi9 srob in Mnbetrudt Der
Quarantdns, bic Rahfrase cine CUTE
unb bic prsifs itetis bis fart. ---
eipasrs usrAsH ni&s ssiaaft sbtnio
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auS(ano us(egrap@.
Der gbeif III ssslam
Sorbert allie Wubammebu b a.
ner Der Welt auf, bic
Sirfen in bem &ritg
an nm n hen

5n u MET 7 L 3 4.
8erlin, 6. Nob. Wie aug Som
ftantinopef semelbet nirb. bat be,
S9sit. III. Sslam, oas relisiDis S6er-
baupt Der Wu6ammebaner, in beI
Siirtsi Elm 9efrst srlaiIen, in benz sr'
Hart pirb, baB in Dem arieg mi
Gnslanb, Srdntrei6 unb giublano es
bic 9}fli4t einss jsoen Mubdmmeba'
ners lei. feline glau6ensgenofien naf
&raften 5u unteritiiben. 9iefes De
fret pirb iiber bic sdn3s mu6ammepa-
ni5de Welt ber6reitet uno aud ben
piLeern in Wetta Dertiinoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
Dietmarft

ginsinnati. g., 8. Rop.
.3ufubr unb werfdnbt pdbrenb ber
bsrsanaeneu "a Stunbsn, bsrsli9sn
NIT ben borhersebenbsn brei sassn
iparen pis folat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07

lie llmfdts In bitfioen GItarinsbass
bsIiefsu iid beate auf $50, 100.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
Gpirus
Bon Grie6eHlanb an.

Bon UrIe6eHl a ND an
merritt.
2oHbon, 6. ROD. Cine Dspei4e
aus Saloniti fagt, buB S5Ographos
Der frii6ere 9ouperneur Don Saloniti,
cine protlamation an bic gpiroten
seridtst Bat, in Der er iie OdDOn Be-
na6rihtist, oub Gpirus BON 9ries
6enlanb dnnerirt pOrDen lei.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-07-31
>nrrrE ron rCUIIt NliO\.
recruitment nr IT," Interim
: Inud Offico

las cruces, s. VI.
July ~, 1914
Satire b, hereby given that Nnni,
u,, Ipmon. widow aud heir ui Roy
l,mop. deceased, of Denton TcN.
,bo. on Npril >, 1900, mad" home.
,.,d entry. SO. O3OGa, for NW!, ,rc.
o., township - :. range : W. N.Ml'
.,,ridian. ha, filed notice of intention
d, make Huul i've year proof, Ia
.,nrl,n claim to the land above de-.
..,I.d before W, G.. Uuuyor T.. :
commissioner, a, Columbus, y VI
nm Nh, a>lh day oi August, lolI
,..mi.r uiu'a %, Witness
,w,ur. Pierce, OF Columbus, s. VI
,ama,|R uuut.Jr
Om,r y Gibson
Frank O.. Balm
JOINS g.. BURNSIDE Register
~ S-2l
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-07-31
NnmLEI nN rlnLIl NIIuN-


= Land DllID'.
L-L. Lrulus. y VI
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.Ia,, Cruces. s. NJ. jun" -. i'li
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06

more than twenty minutes. It's too
far to walk. There's no other way but
the trolley, and that's so crowded.
"Yes, yes; that's what want" she
Interrupted; "the trolley-the CROWDS
the lights"
"But, Beth, we want to be alone to-
night, dear; just you and I-your an
swer-you promised me your answer
tonight"
Hush, Denny! I ought to have
tolG you. can't marry you. I'm
waiting for the other man. I've prom
ised. No; it's not an engagement
There's-there's-ju an understand
ing"
Copyright, 1914. by the Mcclure Newspe-
per Syndicate3
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06
ChAPTeR XIV.
Journeys End.

Harrigan dined alone. He was In
disgrace; he was sore, mentally as
well as physically: and he ate his din
ner without relish, In simple obedi.
ence to those well-regulated periods
of hunger that assailed him three
times a day. in spring, summer, au-
tumn and winter. BY the time the
waiter had cleared away the dishes,
Harrigan had a perfecto between his
teeth (along with certain matrimo-
nial bit), and smoked as II he had
wagered to finish the cigar in half the
usual stretch. He then began to walk
the floor, much after the fashion OF q
man who has the toothache, or the
earache, which would be more to the
point. To his direct mind no diplo-
macy was needed; all that was neces-
sary was few blunt questions. Nora
could answer them as she chose.
Nora, his baby, his little girl that used
to run around barefooted and laugh
when he applied the needed birch!
How children grew up! And they
never grew too old for the birch; they
certainly never did.
They heard him from the drawing.
room; tramp. tramp, tramp.
LET him be. Nora" said Mrs. Harri.I
gan. wisely. He is in a rage about
something. And your father is not
the easiest man to approach when he's
mad. II he fought Mr.. Courtlandt, hel
believed he had some good reason for
doing so."
Mother, there are times when II
believe you are afraid of father"
II am always afraid Of him. It isl
only because l make believe I'm not
that can get him to do anything. It
was dreadful. And Mr.. Courtlandt
was such a gentleman. / could cry.
But let your father be until tomor.
row."
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06
Dog Had Appetite for Chicken.

A chicken-stea,ing dog, in the Dunn
barton (Scotland) district, recently oc.
casioned some anxiety to a number OF
hen keepers. On a thorough search
being made a number OF fowls were
recovered buried in a field. Some
fowls were eaten, and those not re.
quired for immediate use were hidden.
It was discovered that the cause OF
the trouble was a large black Labra
dor dog, which has been roaming the
district at will for several weeks.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06

Wanted every automobile owner in
Cheraw, Cole Hill. and Steerpen
townships to show his love for Good
Roads" by sending Frank King, Coun-
ty Supervisor, FIVE DOLLARS as
his free-will offering to the National
Cap to Cap Juniper Valley Highway.
Do it now, for five dollars worth of
labor and clay looks like a mountain
to the eople who are trying to build
this route.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06
Explanation Of Potlatch.

The word potlatch Is corruption
OF an Indian word common among the
Pacific coast tribes, meaning fes'
tval of gifts. At a patshatl (pot-
latch) celebration the more personal
property an Indian gives away, blan.
kets, ornaments, etc., the higher he
stands In the estimation Of his neigh
bors. and the more he expects to re-
ceive in return at the next potlatch.
The festival Is also accompanied By
music. dancing and feasting.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06
Summer Coughs Are Dangerous

Summer colds are dangerous. They
indicate low vitality and often lead to
serious Throat and Lung Troubles,
including Consumption. DR.. Kings
New Discovery will relieve the cough
or cold promptly and prevent COM
plications. 1t is soothing and antis-
eptic and makes you feel better at
once To delay is dangerous-get a
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
SOC. and $1.O0 bottles at your Drug
soc. and $1.0Obottles at your Drug
gist.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06
Too Much for Him.

A colored porter for local druggist
was told to 90 to another pharmacy to
get some cimcifpgo rasismoses. He
stood, open-mouthed, and gazed at his
boss" then asked: Amt thar any
other name for dat?"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06
Quite Right.

Teacher of Botany in Girls School
Nov for little review. What can
Vou tell me, Misa Smith, Of the long.
evity Of bacterial" Hiss Smith,
/ don't remember exactly, but / think
they are longer than they are wide"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06
No Chances for Him.

A dealer selling cloth in a small
town asked an Irishman who was
passing if he would buy suit length,
and added: You can have it for ten
bob" To which Pat replied: "Begob,
sir, If tuppence would buy the makings
of a topcoat for an elephant couldn't
buy the makings of pair of leggings
for canary this minute"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06
Shrewd EIopement Trick.

The newest elopement trick was re-
Gently worked in Switzerland, where
the parents of the couple went on a
trip to the top of a mountain. While
they we're there the couple got bob
sled, coasted down the mountainside
and were away on an express before
the parents could get down the noun
tain on the railway.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06
Double Work.

why is it that a man won't WASH
his face with a washcloth?" demanded
Mrs. Wombat. Men haven't time for
all that foolishness," said Mr.. Wom'
bat. First you have to wash your
face and then you have to wash the
washcloth. louisville Courier-Jour.
nal.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-08-06

fore seen even the
outside of the
bungalow.
1t appealed to
her as singularly
masculine. In the
dim light Of the
log fire Of the
CRATE she could
see the dark green
walls, hung with
pictures done in
sepia and dull
gray tones.
The bookcases