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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26
FINDS PE[[AGRA CAUSED
/. BY AN UNBALANCED DIET
Public Health Service Believes a
Proper Varied Food Will Eradi-
cate the Disease.

That the substitution of a mixed. well
one-sided diet will prevent and eradi-
cate the dread disease of pellagrs is
the conclusion of the federal public
health service commission which has
been Investigating the pellagra prob
lem in the south.
In report today the commission
which is headed by DR.. Joseph Cold
berger, announces that as a result of
its Investigations it has reached the
conclusion that pellagra is not a COM
municab1e disease. but is essentially
of dietary origin. Pellagra. the COM
mission finds. is dependent on some yet
undetermined fault in a diet in which
the animal or leguminous protein com
ponent is diSproportionately small and
the non-leguminous vegetable component
lis Extraordinarily large and that il
does not develop in those who consume
la good. rich mixed and well balanced
and varied diet Those afflicted with
the disease should be fed an abundance
Of fresh milk, eggs, fresh, lean meat
beans and peas.
Cannot Cure All.
I'VE are not to be understood as say
ing that all cases will. or can. in this
or in any other way be saved" says
the commission. We fear that there
""SS " ph'iSheS WIZ cSeI III
their first attacks are. and will be be-
yond hope of recovery
The commission recommends that tho
people of the south. particularly the
poor. be urged to include in their dailN
diet. articles of food containing the
leguminous proteins. especially during
the late fall, winter and early sprln,
months.
There is reason for more than .
suspicion" declares the commission
that the introduction of or the increase
In the legumes in the daily dietary CO
incident with the coming to our tables
OF fresh vegetables of summer is il
part at least responsible for the i'm.
provement and recovery of the case.
or pellagra that appear annually as
sort of spring crop following a winter
diet, In which these elements are more
or less conspicuously small or alto.
gether absent
Better Winter Diet.
1.-The evidence is daily becomins
stronger that the eventual eradication
of pellagra will depend largely on the
successful introduction of our common
dried legumes into the winter dietary
A valuable step in this direction woult
be an increase in the cultivation O.
some Of the varieties of beans and
peas and their preservation in tn.
dried state for winter consumption,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Thomas o. and Clara NJ Williams
girl.
John J. and Helen E. Turner, boy.
Joseph and Charlotte Smith, boy.
Henry c. and Gertrude l. Malinka
girl.
Anon A. and Mary Miller, boy.
Carlos C. and Lucy D. Houghton, boy
William L. and Eliz. NJ. Grimes, boy
Arthur E. and Alfredo NJ. Demaray
girl.
Aldace C. and Isabella G. Brent, girl
George and Ethel Frazier, girl
Robinson and Ellen v. Bostic, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following:
Charles A. Norfolk and Irene d. Don
aldson.
Frank T. Brown of Swoopc, Va. and
Lillian Baylor of Augusta county. Va
Toni Bredice of Ballston. Va, and
Henrietta Allison of Fairfax county.
Va.
Augusta Bolts and Edith Rollins.
James Young and Mabel Williams
Frederick O. Porter of Kenilw orth.
W. Va. and Margaret V Allison Of
Chester. W. Va
William IA. Metz and Kate Quigley.
William /. Barker and Esther Smith.
Edward j. Beck of Charlottesville.
Va, and Ada II. Carver of Gordonsville
Va.
Fred Fastner and Leah T.. Carver,
both of Charlottesville. Va.
Frank Gaskins of Alexandria. Va.
and Ethel NJ. Green of Fairfax. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs T. Edgar Reese left
last Thursday for an extended trip
west. After touring the states of Colo
RADIO and California. they will visit ST.
Paul, Omaha. Chicago and Detroit be-
fore returning home the last of No
vember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26
Rev. Peter C. Kluck Appointed

Rev. Peter c. Kluck. who is first
cousin of Gen. Won Kluck of the Ger
man army. and who is well known in
Washington. has been appointed rec
tor of st. Mary's Church at Rock Is
land, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mrs. ]. F.. Mullikin and Mrs. II. S.
Wright have had as their guest for the
past week Mrs. Henry Sanford of New
port, r. 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mrs. Powhatan Moncure and Miss
Moncure of Virginia are guests of Mrs.
Phillips on 18th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Miss Mary F. Hill of Richmond, Va.
is visiting her niece. Mrs. Alexander
Sidney Lanier at the Netherlands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

With a special program of music and
a sermon by the pastor, Rev. DIR. Julius
HofmaLn, the 159th anniversary of
Zion Church, in Baltimore, was cele-
brated yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26
DIED.

ALTENCS. suddenly. on saturday. october -.
1914. at $40 am. AT her residence. 100
New Jersey avenue northwest. ELIZABETH
:, A. widow of the late A. Forrest Altemu-
Funeral. services in chapel of Congressional
cemetery on Tuesday. October %. at II ann
BARNES. suddenly. october -. 1914. at his
parents residence. 1908 Davenport street
northwest. Teneytown. D. g ,iEoRiE
Funeral services TUESDAY. October %. at Ed
o stls Relatives Fl sha ana fn%l
BRUSH. ON Friday. October 81: 1914; at side
burn. Va. Mrs. MARY NJ. BRUSH. widow
of Harmon NJ Brush
Funeral private.
BRUSH. Suddenly. Sunday. octcs,er %. 1914.
sidehurn. Va. WILLIAM ", BRUSH.
Funeral private.
at the residence, 81 Conduit STREET. Annapolis.
Md. ROBERT L. CHANCE. aged forty four
Due notice of the funeral -
cHIFFELLE. ON Sunday: October %, 1914. at
the Louise Home. CATHERINE W. beloved
wife Of the late Thomas r. chirelc. in her
eighty first year:
Funeral from St, Panls Church Tuesday. DC
toier "a. at II am. Friends invited. In
terment 'private) Arlington.
CLARKE. ON Sunday. October p! 1914. Ie:io
An, An FRAS G A. beloved o husband Of
and the late Charles T. Clarke
Funeral from his late residence. :.o4 4th street
s s9gfsasf ipense tn ST. Peter %rnns urch ss
Of 4h his soul iAS' Will 'e sung LOT 'e r: =.
CROGGoN. Departed this life on Saturday.
October - 1914. Mt his residence; Gs6 E
street southwest. WILLIAM NEWTON. be-
loved husband of Ida Lee croggon.
Funeral ;I- from r.. his late residence Tuesday DC.
fober "a; at ) pm. 1nterment tprivatei At
Congressional cemetery. -
LIAM A.; aged forty nine years. beloved
husband Of Elizabeth Loveless thee Siap.es,
northeast. on wednesday, October IS. at >
pm lnterment at Prospect Hill cemetery
MouDY On Monday October 2s. 1914. at II %,
am. MARTIN l.. MOUDY. after a long and
painful illness. at the residence of his grand
street northwest, in the eighty second year
Funeral Thursday at Rock Creek cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited. 80
o'CoNNoR. On Saturday. October "a. 1914. At
7:4o O'Clock pm, Mrs NORA O'CoNNol.
widow OF the late Thomas o'Connor.
1Tom h mass ae At So t.pos
25th street and Pennsylvania avenue. TUES
day. October %, at O'Clock am No n.w-
RICE. On Sunday. October %. 1914. at his
sou o Of the late Ruth s and and Charles Rodney
OF
Funeral from st. Margaret's Church. October
81 at go O'clock. Interment private
,St. Paul aud Minneapolis papers please
copy
In Memoriam.
BIAS. Sacred the memory of NELLIE
BIAS, whose soul took its flight october g.
1915.
Fear. loving mother. you were host;
At this time | MISS YOU most.
But often feel your spirit is near
To give comfort and cheer
HER LONELY DAUGHTER. LAURA SlMMS.
kIIR0I. In sad but loving remembrance ~
dear mother and grandmother. SOPHIA
KILROI. who died year ago today, DC
tober ~ 1918.
One year ago dear mother
Your voice forever stilef.
With aching hearts were consolcd
Thst il Gods will.
And todsy. dear mother. the thought
Brings sorrow and pain.
Yet hope that when we called
We will he with you again.
BY HER DEVOTED UAf GIITER. SARAH
GRAHAM. AND GRANDDAUGHTEI;S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mrs. Lauterbach has returned to Ne,
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, who spent
the autumn at Gracelands, w. Va, will
open their house here in a day or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Maj. and Mrs. Samuel Reber have
taken a house, 1881 Jefferson place. of
which they will take possession shortly.
Mrs. Reber is now on a visit to her
father. Gen. Miles, at the Rochambeau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

The Lsplander who marries a girl
against the wishes of her parents may
\ be severely punished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26
the summer with Nine. Golejewski's
mother. Lady Grove of England.
W6X

The counselor of the German en-
bassy and Princess Won Hatzfeldt en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
Shoreham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Britton an
nounce that the engagement of their
daughter. Margaret and Mr.. Carroll
NJ Robertson of New York is broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mrs. Burton Harrison gave a pretty
luncheon today in compliment to a
party of young people who were her
guests last summer at Bar Harbor. and
who happened to be in this city at
present. Miss Josephine Tunstall
Smith of Baltimore is staying few
days with Mrs. Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Taft will arrive
here Thursday and Will be with Mrs.
Bowers until after the wedding of Miss
Louise HELEN and Mr.. Thomas w. Bow
e,s Saturday Mrs Bowers has Miss
Marjorie Edgar of Minneapolis with
her on visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mrs. George Harvey arrived from
New York yesterday and will make a
visit with Miss Genevieve Clark until
the latter goes west to join the Speak eT
and Mrs Clark in Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

The military attache of the Russian
embassy at Washington, Col. Nicolat
Cole ewski, went to New York today to
meet his wife and their children. who
are expected tomorrow after passing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Schliemann have taken possession of
the legation, 1115 Massachusetts ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mrs John y. Ligon of Capitol Hill
is visiting Mrs. H. c. De Vilbiss OF
Chambersburg, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Mrs James Hartman and Miss Alice
Hartman have returned to this city
and opened their house at 1906 Con-
necticut avenue for the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-26

Commander and Mrs. E. H. Tlliman
entertained last evening at dinner for
the bridal party of their daughter. Miss
Frida Tillman, and Mr.. Lawrence S.
Frazer of Nashville, Tenn, whose mar
riage takes place next Thursday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-18
prnsramm fir lsreitas.
9ic ErOuuns iir Die @aiienper-
iammlung in Der Wniifballe.

IS lmterliegt teinem 3peifel: Die
MuiitbaQe pirD am 5reitug 4beno
bis gum leBten beI6eioenen SIP elm
genommen perben Don ben 6relInoeH
be- peri0nIi4en SSreibeit unb zines
ptrnunftigeu fr0blihen Spnntags.
81, Muiitbane bat MIR $500 StBs
plGbe uno ou 1T es empfe6lenspertb,
fpenn bic 9efu6sr Der WtafenOere
Iammlun7 iih friih3eiti9 in Setpegllng
Iebsn ,benn e5 tperoen teine Sibe re-
Ierpirt, iopaB es beiBt: per 5uerit
tommt, erbGlt ben better SIP. SObH
&c Bebers preissstronte Sapeae piro
pm 7 llbr an tpn5erttren. &apeumel=
ite- @e6er + I ni6t bios oas Sr6:@
tier nit GROCER Sprgfult 5uiammeu>
geIte(lt, IonrerR pirb ou6 Elm PRO
qramm 5ur 0ur6fiibruna brin9sn,
gan5 oa3u ungsthan, Inn Die 3u9Orer
ansuFeuern lnD ibren Gntuiilsmus
auf bic SpiBe at trei6en, 9luf oIe
bDafte Spibe psroen i'm Damn bic
siinbenpen Reoen brirgen. aapelmeiz
iter We6er bat bic folgenoen Rummerr
ousgepdblt Die inmiHt ben @ncorss
bic 3eit big 3ur Gr0ffnung cer Der
iammIuns ousfiilen peroen.
,.War6 Of al Nations" -. SBel
.Subelz Supertiirs" -.
Carl Maria BON @sbcr
&ornetIolu = n9tmericon Bon"
6err 5rdnt Simou.
potpourri peutiher 9oltslieoer
4noalIer
qutpOurri amsritunii6er goltslie.
Der Serbert
Die g}eriammIung biirfte I'm 1s
poer 1a nu6 a6t srDffnet peroen unb
ana. ppG5iebt iid Disier 5beil os5
9rogrumms in fuIgsnOsr Oronung:
Gburlieo - .eonntag it's" greu
Ser. Singer; 2Uuis Gbrsott, Dirt
gent.
g(nIpra6e 5ur Gr0ffmtng
Ri6ter Sohn Sd2!pudb.
@tqtommsglnipra -
giirgermeiIter j.. g. Spiegel.
GbOrIieo - rG8 itebt cine mGdtigt
2tnoe" Ya6c
Der. Sdnqer,
OeitIhe Reoe
&cngreBabgeproneter Ri6. 9artboIot
bon ct. 2ouis, Wlp,
GbOrliuo o5riibIina am Rbein"
Der, SGn9er.
GneliI6e Reoe -
Reoatteur 6. q. Din0le Don Gbicdao.
S6Iublieo-oM Go,lntp 'tis of t6ee"
Il. unO leBter Uers)
@sreirigte Sdngsr uno gan5e Der
iammlung.
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@uuoirlluiu Sangerdlur.

Inter Dem @priiB OcS Scrrn 1Sit
Illus arep uuo Der Sd,riftiiibrung ocS
Serrn Seuru 9(lbcrB bicIt DER 5000.
feIlolp Sdnscrdpr aeItcru in Dem 10.
iigen &eim. 0os er lid, an Der gSalnltt
StraBc alfaridIa9eu bat. icinc mo-
rotIide 8erinmmIllng ab. Son Dem
Miiglieo @llitan Sinoner, Der iid aui
elmer 7eittihlonbrcjir bcfinoet, Iiri
cine aus 9rceoen 0atirte 4soIttartc
elm, luorin er alien NiitalicOern ieinc
belteu SriiBe cntbot Cine GiltIo
oun9 5lm 6riibiabrsicit oes 2. 81.
Grot. 9aiienpereins am I. ,Slmi
1pllroc pcrIeien lln0 oerielben miro
nob bciteu arditcn ,Solac acIeiitet
mcroeu. 8e5iigIih Der @taiirnocmon.
itration ipurbe bei6Ioiien, ocm gIui,
rui bes arrangements. .9tusidbuiieS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-18

II. .9as 0cuti6e 2ieo" SdnciOer
8nlloesdor nno Or6elter.
Chicago &ereinigte Sdnger, nit
Solo.
~. sSinale, n9Imerica
Gbor, 9lu0itorIltm uno Sr6eIter.
9as Whuiiffommittee mafte I'M
3uiammenbange NIT ieinem geri6te
nod befannt, oab in Dem Gbor Sic
&rer5fabrer" Serr @eorge Sbeifielb
0ie engliife Solopartie iingen miro.
llripriingli6 mar Serr 8erger iiir
bieie Gartie auserforen poroen, aber
ba Serr Berger nifjt iebr nit Der eng
liidenSpra6e pertraut lit, IteQte ar
einen &ertreter. SSnoeiien lpirb er inl
Groifnungsfon5ert ais SoltIt auttre'
ten.
Die 9eforationsfrage lit poaitdns
big erleoigt oenn bos aonlmittee be-
riftete, oaB Der aontraft gum Son,
traftprciie pon $1,000 perge6en mur-
De. Gieie glnsgaben prrOen gan5 unb
gar Don Der Staot llno Dem Gounty
getrageu.
Gas llllterboItllngs aomnlittcc
lcate ejnen eltDaiiltigen 9eridt be-
3iialih oes 8olfsieites uno Der Be
lpirtbung Der auslpGrtigcn 8dIte Dor,
oer angenonmen lpuroa. @ie bereits
eripdbnt, miro 6a5 @olfsieit i'm Son.
tain lerrD Bart a6gcbalten, unO
Serr SarrD gilger lnterbrcitete einen
aontraft, Der angen6mmen purse.
Die Scitbeboroc be3icht nad oieiem
80 Ero5eut oes lleberifulies Der Gin.
nabmrn in Dem Barf, ntsi6IieBlid
oeS 9ieres, Oa bieies beim 6aB 81 Ell
mem geIpiiieil 9rciic an Die Seiung-
pereine Derfauft miro. Die 9epirtb,
lng Der Sdngcr mo 8dite anIdBs
lid 6eS Gr0iinungstnge3 oc5 5GnQer-
ieites bat Serr g. !. 9eneOift fou.
traftIid 81 oem Ereiie BON $500
iibernommen Die 2ieOerfran} Some
9liioriation bat Dem llnterbaItuugs-
fonmittee Die 2icoerfran3balc I'M,
cntgcltIid sur geriiigung gciteQt,
mas nit Ganf entgcarngenomnen
lpuroe. Gum SdlltB muroen nod Die
ueridiebenen 9uOgets ourdgenom.
men uno our6bcratben. 1Sn ser nGd)-
item SiblmG 0es Sinnn3fommitteeS
miro elm ausiiiGrIi6er 9erid)t ausac-
orbeitet iein un0 man miro qcnou
lpiiien. pie uiel geIo nod n0tbig lit,
Inn 6ie 9lusgaben 5u oeden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-18
0ereimigte &dnger.
Ter Samilton SanserbnnO nabm an
DER ErUbe tbeil. - Die Heoner
iiir Seh Sansertas am
80. Wai.

Sn ser Central 9urnbaQe iano ae.
tern 9fadnlittag inter Der 2eitlng
res Mleiiters Souis Gbrgott cine
VIaiienprobe Ger @ereinigten Ginger
itatt, in neldcr midi mir Die Sicoer
iiir Oas gunoes.SGuserieit ionoeru
auh oieienigen iiir ben SGngertag
am 80. Mui i'm Gbeiter Farf m0 fir
Die Notwithstanding in Der glu,
iitbaQe eingcil6t IuilrOen. Sir Die
2eBtere bat Serr Gbrgott ole 2ie6er
.Sonntag it's" BON 9reu, ,Gs itebt
cine md6tigc 2inoe" BON Eadc,
ns5rilbling am &bein" Don 9reu uno
.Amerita" gclpobIt.
Ger SamiIton @, SGngerbuno
mar 3l Der acitrigen Erobe poQltdn.
dig eridicnen unO Die Mitalieoer ian-
gen tiiftis init. 9tah Seenoinmg
Der Erobe iano Elm frobIiher Som.
mers itatt. TrGIioeHt S6mi0t gab
betannt, oaB Die @orbcreitltnaen fiir
ben Sdngertag, Ser befauntlidl ant
Samitaq, ocu 30 D. Dlts.. I'M GheIter
Earf geiciert merOcn ioQ, nabc5u be-
cnbet ieien lwo Der griolg MIR oopon
nbbGngc, oaB Die eiugela0enen Ser
cine ole ibner sugetbeiItcu GiulaB.
farten an ocu Mann bringen. @db-
reno oeS 9iafmittaas ioqeu 5pei 2ie,
Der gum 8ortrag gebrohi uerOcn mo
nls Rebner iino 9iiracrneiiter j. e.
SpiegeI umo Serr Otto 9ienncr se.
uounen morocn. Ger slueite S6eil
oes Irogramm5 fcrnmt crit Ibenbs
nht llbr sur 9urdiiibring imb be.
iteht ebenialIs aus mcbrereu 2ichcr,
oortr1gcn, pdbreuo ole 6crren Or.
l(rtbur auof) nn0 9. u. Sulstuitt,
beioe Witglieoer oes Ginc. 2ieSer-
tran3, aIs 9tebner fllugireu tperoen.
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Seranbt.
". .. GresH bon 5iuei Tesern mn
ReuOlusrn auisebaltsn uno
beranbt.

las idlparJe Haubeeiin0el iheint
iid mieoer in unnngeuebmer @eiie
bemerfbar 81 nafen. Sn Der Cams.
tag siadlt lpuroe @iIliam .. Green
an Der Montgomerp uno @aplr glpc
wobnbaft, al Der 9teiu linb 9tortb
Strabc pon sipei Regeru NIT purge.
baIienem Repoiper allfgebalten iInb
sur Sergabe ieiner gnarid,ait uno
ggertbiahen ae3iulmgen. @1breno
elmer Der Strolhe oen Iann nit iei.
nem Hepolper Dedtc. entrpcnoete Der
glnocre Die @elob0rie nit SO Ssnbalt
nno ole llbr. iucIdIe einen @ertb bon
$ij bate. Ger lleberidaene fonnte
eine CUTE MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Burden oer poIisei mittbeiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-18

5olge 5u ge6cn unO Die ueue SABINE
in Den ,6obnenlpal0" 3u i6iden, nah.
reno Die attipcn Sdnger an Dem aon.
5ert in Der MuiitbaQc tbeilne6mcll
peroen. Die paiiipen D}itaIieber wcr.
oen iif irqeuo elmer 6eliebigen Srga-
niiation nnidlIieBen @ou Der 5orni-
lie 0eS peritorbenen Gbrcnmit1IieocS
Midyae( %unGtln3 Lief Elm Toufihrei-
ben iilr Die i6r crIpieicnc Spnpa'6ic
cin. giahoenr nod einiae innere Der
rillSun9cleQenpciteu erIeoigt porocn
lparen. eriolqtc &ertaalLnA.
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fouisuiasr Sdnga(ea.
Sas 9rOsramm fir bic iiinf aonserte
enbgiltis feitseiett.

Cos erIte aon5ert gebort Dem 2ouis.
piller 5eitdor. - @leifJialls i'm
oct Die lleberrei6ung Der gunoes-
fabne itatt uno Die ii6li6en ge.
griibungsreoen lperoen gebaltell
Gie 9nnbesfon5erte lino OH oell
Qlbenben bes %. llno 26. Suni. -
Ter 3annbduier. .Warid uno Gie
glQmadt Die bebelltenoiten G6or.
minlmeri. giltr cine Stdoteper-
eitliguns uno 5lpei gin5eluereine
baben 8rogrommnummern.- Ter
SrdeItcrtbcil lpeiit Dem Gbicagoer
Spmpbonie. .Sr6eiter groBe sli1ga'
ben 5u.
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Sic SagDpns.
Scrr @illiam ArOmbadj lit Ocr 2eitcr
Scs NlubGaules.

0as 9lub6dus in ben 2ublop Qd.
eoons 1T in 9uten 6Gnoen. Serr Wm.
arpmbad, Der OurmaIiqe Better oes
6pfbrGu, bat ooi1elbe iibernommer
uno piro es am Sonntag, "a. Mdi
in grobartigsr WsiTs er0ffnsn. glr
oieIem Sage pirb nttt blob cine N}cl
bopIe uufgsfdbren, es piro nut
G ehiden 9innet ierpirt oos fif febtn
.uiIen tonn. Sobalo betann' purne,
oob Serr @m arombacb in ben 9Os
spous oos S3epter itptngt, babea
mebrsrs @ersine uuo pripatgsieqi6ois
ten 6eIhloFen, Ous 3isl ibrer 9las.
fliige ndb sen 2agoons 3a beitimmer
Sm Slubbaus ioppbI tpie i'm
0ofaurten finoen frsis Saboretpors
ftrQunQen itdtt uno ieocH WtttpO6,
Sumitdd uno SoHntdo iperoen beipn.
osre 9rparumme au Wdiicr uno au
2anoe burt1efiibrt uno ouberoem
finoen Renncr I'M Motororomc ftatt.
Der SnnjToal bietet 100 puarsu
Bldb unb crfo1renc 9ebrer iino dngss
iteqt, um ben iunden 2euten bic neues
item SGn2e bet3ubringen.
Die 2dgocns cidnen lid aud pors
aii9ld 7ur arrdnairuno ron picnics
unp gripdtgeieIIi6often uuo bic 9ers
einr ptrSen BON Seiten Der sdgcOn'
gerrpdltuno oas arDbtm0qIihite gnt
oeotntommsn ftnnen.
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Weburten.

qet.r unb QluguTto sIein, 22l
Start Str, 3Dillinge.
Grnit unb 9atberins Raber, 1417
Central Qpe., Mdo6sH.
Biliam s. uno SeleH NiImes,
1914 Wt. 8ernon, Snabe.
pauI u. unb 2ouiie Sablbuid,
Clifton unS WcWhaan. Rdo6tn.
2lntbonp unb Goitb GuitO, 207
groobpap, 9na6e.
5rant 6. unb Gli5abetb WoHtgps
msrp, 1342 groibeur, anabe.
5rso. unb Gona 2epubarot, 2S19
Goleratn, &nabe.
Dilium' S. unO Gatberiu. Sdeu,
613 Sit 8. Str, Wtdofsn.
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@ieScrbcrsciteat.

5rau @liidbetb Barber, ipeIde om
Samitag in Dem 6rauen'&eidnguiB
rinen SelbitmorOperiud Ourt Grbdn'
gen mternabm uno nad Dem itdOti'
iden Soipital gebradt mcrOcn muBtc,
lit ruieber bergeiteat uno lpurOe &C
Itern Ga6mittag nieoer Dem @oIi5ei-
geipabriam eineeliefert, I'M Iib bcute
DOR Stfter Bel 5li perantporten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-18
Saie>Sau.

gritcr aantpi Der Gallon 5lpiiden
,Heos" mo oHicien." 1Sn 0c.
gempart bon $4,000 3uidJouern.
- @eItrigcr Sicg Der GincinnatiT
ii6er Die giem yorter. Seutc
Gadmittag 3lpcite5 Spiel Der BEL
oen &lubs.
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,3ll Dem geitrigen critcn SpIele Der
picrtdgigen Scrir 3miiden uHicreH
.Reos" mo ben Nep Yorter 0HieIert"
batten iih nid)t neniger als $4,000
3ui6uuer cinqeiun0eL burlnter
iiber 400 O3itglieoer Oe5 id6nen De
idletts, oenen Dos berrlite miloe
15riiblingsuettcr enoIih Die @elcgcn-
6eit bot, iih in ibren neuen iarber'
prddtigen Soiletten 3ll 5elgen GIe
,giieien" iiben ieOer5eit cine groBc
9tn3ie6ltnQsfrait nuf Die 6reunoe Oes
NationalipielS aus, 0odl mar eS &C.
itern pobl hauptid6lid) oas 6rillunte
Spielcn uniere9 &lu6s lpGbren0 oct
beioer leBten @ohen mas bic
,,IanS" ser Staot lmO pom alslparr5
beluoQ in helen Sdaaren gum Geo'
lanbs,5ieIo SIT Itr0men.
9ll5 uniere 9utteric iun0irten
SdIeuocrer Mines ln0 Sanger
Glarfe gegen eSronune lno Weper5
iiir bic @eQner. llniere NNSlngens
mahten 10 Grefier unO 3 6ebIer &c.
gen ) be5w. 3 Der o9iieien". Sic ge'
monnen Ons SpieI idlon i'm I 8ange,
ais Ser5og mo @rob je einel elm
baiigen Sreiier maftcn benz so,
bliBeQ nit cinem 5peibaii9en iolgte,
porit Die beioen beimgeianot plIr.
Oen. ltnier SdlellOerer slmes bate
meiIterbufte aontroQe iiber ieinen
Bali lmo mar Dem @cGner nid}t ritr
iiberIegen. ionoern 5eigtc lid uuh
Itnrf am BOT, in0em er Glarfe i'm
). @nnge, Der Die 5Ipeite 9aie beiebt
tatte, nit Dem britten 2auf beims
trieb. StpGrmer BON &olnie ipuroe
nah Dem ;. Banec orrd Bates, 0cn
requlGren 8crtbei6iqer oe3 Wfittelfei-
oes, abqeloit. Sdltptlina Ser5og 5ei6.
nete lid pie iibIid, alf Der Gm'
pfangsItation in meiiterbaiter @eiie
Gus, mad)te aber lpieoerum ieiuen
tdgIidjen Seb(er. Sebr befriebigt per,
lieB Die Sn1t.9lrmee ben Gnrf NIB
nabm Die lleber5eualtne nit auf Den
Seimluea. oaB bic .92e0s" aeitcrll
fire Seuerprobe beitanbsn babeu.
9fieqIep un0 GnsIic illngtrten aI3
SfieosriAter 5ur augemeincn 9efrie-
oiguug.
Neiultat Ser qeItrigeu