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Arizona republican., 1914-11-03

be in Phoenix during the fair, and that he expected to have a good time W hile here He remarked that re was in the racing game for the
 sport, and not for the money and all that he asked was for Way
 netta" to have an even break and he
 would be satisfied with the results.
 In the light of today's workout, it
 looks as if MT Burnett will not only
 have good time, but have the pleasure of being within the money
 as well,
 The track today was at least q couple of seconds slow but it is dry ing out nicely and will be lightning fast before the week is out. Tho horsemen are loud in their praises o1 MT. Raby, track superintendent, 3oi
 the splendid work he is doing, anC l the fine condition in which he iS i keeping the track. One driver re-
 marked today that he had been sit ting in a sulky ever since he Wa. l fifteen years old, and that his han was turning gray now, but that MT l Raby had given him the best trac' he ever had worked over in his life
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
SHORTY FREMEAU OFF
 FOR HIS LAST TRIAL
Local. Entry in Fl Paso- Phoenix Race Goes Out on Borderland Trail This
 Morning at Dawn

Freshly decorated with coat of al- most white paint and sundry big black
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
PHOENIX HARLEY TEAM
 WILL USE UNION 0|L
Representative C. E. Pape of Oil Company Supplies Special Service
 Stations Along Race Course

By reason of the generosity of one C r. Pape, who is Phoenix repre- sentative of the Union Oil company, the Harley Davidson team in the san Diego-PhoeniX road race will not have much trouble locating gas and oil supplies along the road.
 J. II. Lane, proprietor of the Phoe- uiN Cycle company announced yes ierday that Mir Pape had requested tho honor of establishing supply sta tions wherever the riders thought them necessary in the Arizona half of the course. Accordingly, John Berg, who was instructed to keep tabs, re- ported by letter from Yuma that thcre should be supplies at the fol- lowing places:
 Yuma. Dome, Palomas, Agua Cali ente and Arlington.
 When Berg, Harry Crandall and Curley Thomas ride across the desert next Saturday and Sunday they will have the big Union Oil sign to look fcr Pape has sent out tanks of gas and oil with these signs, which will be specially located near the race route and in conspicuous places neal tie points indicated
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03

Montgomery gave Jim" a couple more miles, one in 2:O6A and the other i'll 2:07 flat in order to give him the proper amount of exercise and make his muscles timber On Fri day he will give him a light work out just enough to keep him from going back and getting slow.
 But, the most remarkable thing in today's workout wds the splendid showing by "Waynetta" b. m, 2:114, owned by J. A. Burnett, a Denver millionaire. 'Waynetta' was worked
 in conjunction with Jim Logan in the 2:06 mile mentioned above and was right at this throat-latch when they crossed the wire Half dozen different watches caught her time aS 2:06h. five seconds faster than ner win race record. She made the mile going easily, and Ted Bunch, her driver and trainer, feels confident that he has more than an ordinary
 chance to win the 2:10 pace in which she is entered.
 Superintendent of Speed c. B. ! Wood received a letter from MT Burnett her owner, saying he would
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03

Jim Logan, the, fastest horse west of the Mississippi river, had his final fast workout yesterday and demonstrated beyond doubt that he can furnish the goods whenever called upon to do so.
 The fastest mile that Jim Logan was given today was in 2:O6, which was beautifully rated as follows:
 Summary
 First quarter, 32A; second quar- ter, g.; third quarter, STA; fourth quarter, 31.
 quarter, s24; half, 1O49; three quarters, 1855; mile, 2:0G
 On Sunday nights train came "Marget Hal br. m., 2:O4H, whl will be one of Jim Logan's' com petitors in the free-for-all pace. On last nights train came King Couch man. Minnie Chimes" and It VII Ten,' who is here to take the honors away from the whole, if possible Or tonight's train will come Don PTon- to" and "Leata J. both in the pink of condition and both fast enougl to command any mans money.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
WORLD of SPORT

posed to all those things they hold dear.
 Mayor Young told his hearers that Maricopa county was going dry by a magnificent majority, that Yuma county, Greenee county, Apache county, Navajo county, Graham county were all to be in the dry column when the votes are counted and that the vote in Pima and Co., chise is so close as to scare the whisky ring to death.
 The speech caused the greatest en- thusiasm and the prohibition workers and the members of the progressive party who have endorsed the dry amendment felt satisfied from the ] sincerity of MT. Young's remarks that not only will he do all he can for the "Drys' but that he stands for the best in government and will work increasingly to that end
 J The Great Parade
 At no other time in the history of f Phoenix has there been such a turn out as last night almost silently paraded through the streets of the city in protest against the legalized saloons and the whiskey traffic Thousands of men, women and child ren were in that parade and the faces of the saloon men on the streets righteousness march through the streets.
 i Hundreds of the marchers carried national flags. The ministerial asso- citation carried an immense American flag and many of the men carried large flags. The parade was led by the band of the First Regif. ent, Ma tional Guard of Arizona, all in white uniforms, but the parade was SO long that the music of the band was not and could not be heard by the rear cohorts of the marchers. Yet they quietly filed along through the dense- ly crowded streets, magnificent and silent protest against the greatest evil in the body polite today.
 The parade filed by the wet meet ing at the court house and the crowd lseemed to make one break to the sidewalk to see the "dry" marchers
 go by. For nearly half an hour they
 went through the crowd that lined
 the streets and to the credit of Phoe-
 nix wet or dry, be it said that nc
 jeer or sheer greeted the ears of the
 marchers. The protest was too grea1
 for that, probably it rendered the opposition speeches..
 Prior to the parade q meeting was held at the Y M. C. A. attended by
 more people than were in the parade land these listened to speeches from
 favorite orators of the side. Tho
 meeting nearly if not quite matched the great gathering of Sunday wher
 Robert s. Fisher made a great speecl flor prohibition.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
PRORESS OF PHOENIX
 RIDERS TOWARD COAST
Harley and Merkel Teams Stay in m- perial ValIey-Reach San Diego
 Today-Franzen Finds Mote
Special to The Republican,

Special to The Republican,
 SAN DIEGO, Nov. 2.-None of the Harlcys and the Merkel riders from Phoenix have arrived up to tonight. It k believed they are staying out in the Imperial valley and will reach San Diego in the morning.
 All the local entrants are ready for the start next Friday morning, and ex pcrts claim there are no favorites and il is anybodys race.
 Paul Franzen received information of the finding of his machine which was lost in the desert sands between Holt vile and Yuma, and went out after it.
 He will be in the race, and his eX- pcriencc in the sand causes him to be regarded as a far from formidable competitor
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
FRENCH HAS BIG COMMAND
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATcHl

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Field Marshal Sir John French commands 300,0OO British at the front. Kitchener S army of 1,O0O,OOO men training in England will not be ready for field service before spring, according to military experts. The weakly men are being weeded out and all are de- veloping marksmanship. About 200. 900 veterans are in the army, aiding to train the recruits.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03

figure 7s, to indicate the position it holds in the entry list for the Fl Paso- Phoenix race Shorty Fremeau's Black iIearse Buick will dash out of town on the eastward run early .his morning.
 With Mir. Louis j. F'remeau will ride Lawrence F. Avis, the keen eyed me chanic.
 No longer properly black hearse, DuBois' Buick is now a sort of a black horse. Lots of people know how fast it can travel, and how well it will hold the road at high speeds. Still more know the mettle of Fremeau as a driv-
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
HONORS FOR GEN. cHAFFEE
Military Guard Will Escort Body to
 Funeral Train
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2.-The body who died at his home here yesterday will start on the funeral journey to Washington tomorrow. Burial in Ar lington national cemetery probably will take place on Saturday. A mili- tary guard of honor, consisting of four troops of the Seventh infantry Cavalry Troop D, Battery A of the field artillery, two divisions of the naval militia, and the national guard of California will escort the body from the home to the train.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
DR. BARKER SPEAKS TO,
 BUSINESS MEN AT T
Half Hundred Men Attend First Luncheon; Another Today With
 Program of Speeches

over half hundred business men gathered on the Y. NJ. C. A. roof yesterday to take luncheon and hear Dr. Charles F. Barker's lecture on how to be healthy and happy.
 Today there will be another busi ness mems luncheon and another talk by the eminent physical culturist. The ladies of the First Methodist Episcopal church will serve the lun. cheon.
 Today's program for Dr. Barkers s series,
 Tuesday, November 3-12 o'clock noon, business mems luncheon, Y. NJ. c. A. roof garden; s D. m, gen eral public, Y. M. c. A. stadium, subject, How to Live to Be a Hun dred Years old" Election returns.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
THOUSANDS CALL FOR

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Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
WHAT TAX COMMISSION COST IN THREE MONTHS

Interesting facts have recently come to light about the cost to the state of the present state tax com mission. Frank H. Parker, prog ressive nominee for the office is in vestigating the matter, found that for three months of this year. July, August and September more than S4OOO was expended by the three commissioners in transacting tte business of their office.
 This was divided in three months as the following table states:
 Expenses of State Tax Commission
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
WEIGH WINS-AD
 BREAKS AN ARM

NEW YORK, Nov. a. Freddie Welsh of England, worlds lightweight cham pion, defeated Ad WoIgast of Cadillac, Mich., former hold CT of the title. The referee stopped the bout in the ninth when Wolgast com plained the small bone of his right arm was broken
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
Jim Logan, Fastest Horse West of the Mississippi

This Splendid Horse Holds
 Lowest Record of Any Entered in Fair Races.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
PROHIBIT COTTON RAISING
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

LONDON, Nov. "A decree has been issued prohibiting the cultivation of cotton in the upper Egyptian basins in 1915, according to Reuters Cairo correspondents.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03

dorsed as they are by the Royal Arch
 A safe vote he told them is a vote for the man and men who stand for the same things they do, and a wasted vote is one that is placed for the man or uen they know are op-
Arizona republican., 1914-11-03

CT Therefore they nominate No. as an obscure equine saying, "Shortyll make 'em ALL drive
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ainbeslsid,e srinnStH.

2lgnss5olltamp. peIds In Der gdde.
rel BON u. Wleb, Ro. 1881 Race Gtr.,
ons.ittIIt III, fdnb am Mittmo9ql5enl
in eintm aamtn tints 3immsrs, bna
iiber Der Hdderei lfest, bic asids sinsa
nsiigsbortntn ainbes. Goronsr Or.
5oertnlebsr uns aonitdbl.r Stagnaro,
ipslte bic 2sibs rad berMprsue brins
gen lisbsn, itelltsn f.it, bab bas ainb
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Gs pirb sins poiimoriem llnterfu,
dung obsebaIten tpsrbsn, i'm isft5us
iisItn. Oh bas ainb BET Der gsburi
gslsbt Bat.
Die Setetiips Want uHb Susftlsin,
ipsIdbs NIT Der ltnterfuhung Der IN.
selsgsnbeit bttrout iinb, itslttn fsjt.
bab ols Wuiitr spsntusa Elm 1Sidbris
9ts Mdbhen IN 9etramt iommsn
lam. tpeIdss ieit sinissu Sagsn Gin.
rinnati psrlafeH unb iih nan Bead
@rcpe bestb<n bat. Der Batter ipll
tbenfalls ermiitelt iporben iein. Die
9samteH lpsrbsn nod ipsitsrt Grmits
tslungtn dnitellen. sbe Elm bsfinitipes
Rsiultat bssannt SeGsbsn ipiro.
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Gnspfa,sssfeier
Sar VruhIostn ei4ans Der Sarn'
gari In Solebo.

Qlm Wittipo9 ipurbt in 9olebo. o..
bic groBIogen Gibung bss bentlHtn
Orbens Der 5arugari NIT elmer ems
pfanggfeier in Der boriigen 0trmontas
SaIIe er0ffnst. G9on fura nah Utlts
taa trafsn bic eriten Delegaten aus
6dmilton un6 Miamisburg Elm nnb
am 2lbenb bdtten ii9 nabe5u ale Dts
legoten aus benz Stdate, piels Don ihs
rem @attinnsn begleitet, eingeiunnen.
Befonbers fart untsr ben Deltedtios
ren iinb Dapton, 5amilton, Miamiss
burg unb Columbus psrtreten. Den
Gdften fpuroe mad gintreffen i'm gros
Zen Gaale Der Germania 5dlle Elm
friIfer Srunf unb ettpas gutes gu tis
fen perabreiht.
Die offi3islle gmpfanssfeitr faHD
am 2lbenb itatt. Sn bsrielben bieltsn
gbas. 9. aaub BON Chicago, Der
Dber @robbarbe Der @ereinigten
Gtaaten, Der ebenfaIs aur aonDeniion
bier singstroffen mar unb Der ben
Sag als isinsn go. Geburtsiag
feiern ionnts, foiuie aillian afmrbein
bon 5amilton, Deputp Grobboroe,
lGngsre Mnfpraden. Die Syeier tpurbs
nod burd ben 4rbeiter Sdngerbunb
DeridDni, Der bic 0dfte burh @ortras
berIfiebensr gut ssfungensr aiebsr in
Dor5iislider Weiie unierbislt.
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Rdd5iten 1Dnnerftas
esimSet iu sIen Bieiigen fatbOliiden
&irdjeR Elm Meaaieut.SOdJamt fiir
ben beritor6enen Tapit itatt.

er5biidof Woeller Bat am geitri.
gen 1age angeoronet, baB anldbli6
bes ablebens BON Napit Yius x. am
fomnenOen Donneritag in alien ia.
tboliihen air6en Der @rBoioie Gin.
.cinnati fir bic Seelcnrube bes per-
etpieten Sberballpts Der fatbolii6en
Stride Elm HequienrsSohani celebrirt
tDerben ioa. Sn Der ct. Beters aa.
tbebrale miro Der gr5biidof perion.
lid poItifi5iren.
Jerner lit nngeorbnet iporben, bob
Biz na9 ben geiiesnugsfeierlid,fe
alle fatboliiGen airhen idtpar5 bra.
pirt iein ioaen SAliebli6 bat Der
@rSbiidof au6 angeoronet, baB BEL
jeber Wteiie auber oetn @e6et BRO
Bace" nod oas @ebet y8ro eligel,oo
Bontifice" geiproGen peroen ioq.
gr5biihof MfoeIcr bat anl1Bli6 bes
gtblebers Deg gapites Elm @lnoi6rei.
ben an Die 8eiitlidfeit erlaiien, in
iuelAem er bic cbigen anorOnungen
befnnnt giebt um6 ferner bes 26nge.
rem airf ben 9ebetislauf beg enti9la-
fenen gepItes bintpeiit. Defenders
ipirb Der Beroienite bes BapItes INN
ole Heiormirung oes airdeneeianas
uno bic 6orberung bes Gregorians-
ihen @eianls ae0aft.
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aein Cmornm..

Ger SodfdniIratb mar seitern
iuieber auber Starbe cine Sibung ab.
5ubaIten. sllBer Dem ErdfioeneteH,
Siidtcr q. -S. 8o6e, bate iih uIr
nod ein Dlitslieo, SRI. anna 2ntps,
eingefumoen ipdbreno bic iibrignl
Ritglieber oiird, abpeienbeit glGit5.
ten. Gs mar bieies bic brittle Gisuns
Der geb5roe bic Rifter gobe inner.
bclb Der lesten 3fpei Wsonnte einbe.
rnien bate nnb bic WeangeIs eiiies
Gnorums nid)f itattfinoen fouitte.
ggie gfid)ter gobe bemerfte, miro
onrd biefe Sniimieligfeit Der MsiigIie.
Der Ses Sodidlilratbs Der piiuftIihe
@eginn bes Sduliabrs IN ben Sod.
idalIen in 5rage geiteIlt. oa ioipett
nod sar feline Bcrbereitungen ae-
trpffen, nift einmnI bic Sebrfriite fiir
6as fonlnicnbe Sd,uIiabr ernannt
lpuroen.
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lit Ser geute sefaat.

Der poli5iit DitOipap bru4te ipdI
am Wittpoh GbeHb ben % Sabre al
ten Soiepb Gpitruatba, Don No. 24C
Central aDenus, elm, ipsl9er an Der 8
Strabs unb Central Qpenue Der Dorc
WilIiams pon glo. 915 0ins Strab,
sIne iilbsrne SanDtai6e sntriHsr
unb bann DIE GIudt srsriff.n battle
Sttonap Dtrfolgts ben 8uriten uni
Cd geIang ibm mad Idnssrsr Sasb. ben.
iefben bingfeft gu MAIDEN. Die 5anb.
tafGe ipuroe Bel benz DsrbaftstsH Dor
gefunbtn.
eutber M68rpant, alias Mc9o.
nalb. rpsI1sr mad lGnssrsr Sasb por
ben pOIiSiiten saasfsr unb Usittls-
baufer O.rbdftst tpurbe, itammt aul
Wibblesboro, Sg. Der Buride nal
I'm Bssriff, einsn q. Of g. Ring 81
psriaufen, iptldsr Der poIiaei als &C,
itoblen gemslbst tpar. Der Gsfang.nl
iOG Derihieben. Ginbrii1e i'm Wsf,
eHb ousssfiihrt babtn.
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alas benz HUsuni3ipalseri&

Dor Ri9tsr s5or bate ii9 etitsrn
Rid arstten, BON Vo. $40 0inblap
Gtrabe, ipessn 0erlebuns bssS4ants
seisbss gu psrantDorten. Rretten III
bsi9ulbist. an sinem Sonntus einem
Manne Bier pertauft gu babsn, iDtl'
der BON Der ppliaei nls Gpibsl benubt
ipuroe. arettsn behauptst, bob er
einsn Rlub leits. ipeldem in Der Webrs
5dbl nngarn anseb6rsn. Der 3eues
erbielt srf Bier, nu1bem er rsselre6t
Witslieb bes alubs seporosn mar.
1roB bitIer 8ebduptuns perurtbeilts
Rihter Jor ben Mngeilasien 81 $500
GsIbfrafs uno aofteu, i,bod trloubte
sr einen Strafauffdub DON 5sbn 1as
gen, nm ben Gal in elmer b6breH Sns
itan5 enti9siben gu Idiien.
Der Gaiimirtb Sarrp Dob, bon
SO. 1101 glart Strabe, tpurbe 3u eis
nsr Gelbtrafe bon $40 unb Roifsn
psrurtbeilt, iosiI sr bas Witternadtss
s.isb psrlebt bate uno isin 2otaI bes
Morsens aud gu friib 5ffnete. Der
auseiIaste fudte ru9sutDsifsn, baB Il
ni9t su Der in Der 4nilase ansessbss
nsn 3eit In itintm 2otal isin ionnte.
4uh oieIsr Jaa ioa In einsm b6beren
Gsri1t entidisben tperbsn.
gu elmer Celebrate bon SIS unb SO.
fen tpurbe Der Dirtb eugene Ttrns
foeb, BON Der @ilberf unb Florence
qusnus, bsrurtbeilt, tpeIdsr iid iduls
big betannt bate. fein aotal amMabls
tase often ssbabt gu babsn. CT faste.
bab Ct am Wabltase nidt In gincins
natl gstpefen i.i unb ni1t setpubt
babe. Sab feline ansefttIlt.n bas Geies
perlebt bdtten.
Inter Der 4ntlass 6es riidiihtsfoisn
Jabrens bate ii4 s.fiern pbilipp
Riehler 5u perantpprten. CT ipurbs
su sinsr @elbItrafs bon So unb Rotten
Derurtbilt. aiehlsr fubr NIT isinem
arafttudsen Dor sinieen Sassn an Der
geabins Roab in Elm g}fsrDegefpdnu
binsiH.
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0etsrtea.

gbarlss unb 6enrietta WideI,
0063 Weif 6. Strnbe, anabt.
George unb Mdrp GHuits. 945
9iII @trdbs, WfGbden.
Wlatbias uub Caroline 9o<dmiillsr,
994 9tll GtraBe. Rnabe.
Q(bnm unb Mba Shott, 324 Baum
GtraBe. anabe.
Charles unb Rate Dbber, 1922
Oregon Strabe, Anabs.
aran3 uHb gliIabstb gb, 1103
Gresprp Gtrabe, anabe.
i5rant unb wlinnis Wiad5um, 610s
WabiIon Roab, Wtdbden.
George unb 9iola Smitb, 3414
mhitfielb Mpe., andbe.
William unb 4dtberine Dit. 1704
Moin Sirobs, anabs.
slbam unb Waarie MlonniG, 224
Wsit 2ibsrip Gtrabe. Mdbden.
2(rtbur nnb qlbslt 1isbnmann,
1920 StantOn Mpe., W6bhsn.
6enrb unb aatkrine WsIenborf,
2451 eaitsrn abs., MaSten.
2erop unb sylorsnee Roth. 4358
gaftern aps., Widbhsn.
CLAUS unb Gop6ie 9osIl, 2536
eaitern glps., anabe.
syrant unb Warb Bail, 2opeldnb.
o., Wdbden.
Spbn unb s5lorents 2uti, 1875
Wefipoob 4rs.. Wdbfkn.
5rant unb ntarp Wlairoie, 329
Wobapt StraBe. anabs.
Soiepb unb Sulia 3immsr, 223
Weit IL. Strabe. Wdbfsn.
George unb 5ba Daubsnmsrtsl.
531 Belts Strabe, andbs.
Wiar uno appia bon aeIIsnbah,
2319 Robs StraBe. Wldbtsn.
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aonssrt i'm Grant esislplat.

am gomltag slbcno iinSet i'm
Grant SpieIpIate an Der spacWsifcn
glpeniie unb WaInut gfroBc, Elm Qon.
CERT Der Gsbcrger'id,en anpeae Itati.
fir ipeIfes ssapeIlmeiiier Gbarles
Gsberger jr. oas ioIsenoe Erpernurm
3iiInnuneneeIieIlt bat:
W1arih sSis Greellensp", Gilmore
yoipourri ans .Sigb Sinfs@. syrimI
@al5er aus Gin MaIser.
traiim" StrnnB
GaDertiire 5u .9cihte aapauerie"
~. Sitppe
pot,ourri neitifer goIfSIieber
aHoauer
sforHetioIc (sInSeelpdblt).
Carl YnIis.
guboSGor Gis .lroubaboure geroi
s&res vlputnroc1 .... RQdlin
Aieoerpotpoisrri sss.lss, SaHlpc
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Bmbsetfputuiiiipn
,pat seitcrn bersits bebeutenbe Stir.
sausen bes StaOt. iOiuie bes
Gountpbabsets borsenpmmen.

9ic 9ubgettomniiiion bot geitern
allen GrnItes NIT i5rer Sbdtigfeit
binlittIidj Der 6eltieBung bes @uo.
gets fir bas fommerlbe Sabr begon.
nen ltnb iomeit Ole Joroerungen Der
Stabt, Die iitb auf S5.S46, ,26G.79 &c.
liefen, I'M 81, 1,453,374 getiir5t, I'M
bic BON Der Staot perIangte Summe
aui bas eeiesli6 augeitanoene Wari-
mum bon fiinf atias 81 bringen. gta.
tiirlib rperoen nod rpeitere aiirsirt.
gen im Staotbloset erfolgen.
Ias 8ltbset bes G6ulratbs unS
oes gountps ipurSeu ioipeit nod ni4t
gefiir5t, neil Ser Shulrntb, Der
cbenials 5u einem @arimum bon
iiinf Drills 6erehtiet lit, nur LAP
Deias oSer $2,666,345.15 Oerlang,.
Dos Gountp, benz laut ben geiesliden
geitimmuugeu orei Wiias 5uiteben,
perlangte nir 2,SS Wills ODER
1861, ,245.15.
geatiirIib iper6en obiton iopeit
nod feline 8erfiir5irnsen porgelom.
men lporSsn iirl6, oieie Summen nift
pollitdnbia berpiIlist weroen t0nnen,
6enn Inn bic einnabmen aus Steuer.
quellen nit cen sluseaben in Gin.
tlang ou brtngen lit nod cine Se.
ianurltreouftiou bon 81 ,202, ,430 Dor.
5unebmen. IN pelfe lid bic Staot,
oas @ountp iub BERG bulratb 5u tbei-
len baben trerben. Die 8oriteber Der
peri6ieoenem GountpoepartementS
iino aud bereits fir beute Dor Die
gubgetfonlnriIiion rorgelaoen iueroelL
Inn 2luiiflut, bariiber 5,i geben, no
| fie griparniile MAIDEN tonnen. Sn ben
ndhIten Sagen iperoen aud bic
SdlIratbsHitslieber citirt Derben.
geid,nitten tpuroen obne Deitercs
bic Dubgetporiblage BON 32 Topn-
ibips, 96rfern nno fleinen Sdill.
oiItriften i'm County, bic BON porn.
berein mebr perlangt batten, als
ibnen 5uitano. Snsseianrmt belieien
| iid bieie aiir5ungen. bic sSranf 0tar.
daiit, Der SteuerTpert i'm Bureau
bes Gountpaltoitors 1iirr, berednet
bate, ailf $55,491 ,iilo pertbeilten
iif wie folat:
GoIeruin Scpnibip 1910; Go.
Iumbia 5otpnibip S9,343; 9elbi Sp.
S2,So1; Sarriion Up. Sill;
springfieIb Up. S4104; SpcamOre
Gp. $3.50; maSeira $56; aerrace
qarf $3.50; Gbebiot $3,057; &arri.
ion 2,29S; Glebes $1,527; Gin.
L,pooS $2.76s; arIington Seisbts
$717; GLENDALE $4,t93; nj. Senltbp
$1,4s2; Ieer Garf $500; @out.
aomcrp 1896; ssipe 91ile StuIoiIirift
$641: sslainpille Sduloiitrift $50;
slsburp Sdadbiitrift $44; gieiptopn
SbuIeiitrift S840; Wsaoeira Shul.
eiItrift $i,t07; Green SoDnibip
shuIe 81 ,406; Sarriiun ShuIoiitrttt
1898; GIepes Sfpiloiitrift 81 1922; {;
9eortb geno Sdnloiitrift $71S; MT.
SeaItbp S6ulbiitrift $3.50; @pon.
ing StuISiitrift $597; Seicnce Sall
SGule $500, 2odlanb Shuloiitrift
81 ,509; Montaomerp S1ul6iitritt
$685.; Gonecro Sdnle $25S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-21
s6nsr serlsst.

Bel sinsal quiomobiIunfan, peld.r
ii9 an Der gononte Roab, apiiGeu
Rennebp S.igbis unb Oatlep, ersig.
nets, trug Der prdiibeni Der Gopins.
ton arditeeturdl Gifsniperie, Georgs
q. Roth, i6pre DerIesunssn bacon
6trr Rotb Isntte iein automobil In
mGbigem Sempo bic gononts Roat
entlans. aIs sr pl0bli9 bic aontrolls
iiber ben Rraftposen berlor. De,
Magen rollte ben Berg bindb unS fubr
5undhft ees.n einen StahsIbrabt.
aamn, tDtl6er serrib. ipOour4 oas
4ito in einsH 9raben itiirste. Durf
ben Stur5 bat 9err Rotb einsn bop'
peIten S6en.eIbrii4 nnb amber,
f@apere 0srIsBunseu babonsetrasen
Or. GeOrss edtss bsbnubslts ben Der.
unsliidten unO braHtt Jpn nod feline,
mohnuns in g.nnebp Seisbts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-21
OrDker Gtmrnt
Cling seitern 0admittas iber @eit.
ipppb nie6er.

msitnoob tpurOe ssiisrn 9a9mitta;
bon etnem groben Sturm, tpelder Dor
kftigem g<piiter beslsiist mar, beim.
gsiu1t. Der fart. Resenfall, tptldel
iebo9 nidt BON LANCER Dauer mar
bate bic Gtrabsn fHnea iiber
f1pemmi. Der Winb rib bsri6ieoen,
Gonntnbdder ob unb fiibrte bai
Gonnenbaa Der Sliff apotbete. SO
1923 5arrifon aOenue, bod in BIZ
2iifte.
0iele aslIer tpuroen bur6 bas Dor
ben 9iiseln nisberitr0menb. WaHel
angsfiiat unb bic 9sleif. Der Deitpooi
Strdbsnbdbnlinis untsrtpaf4sn. Gin,
Gar entsIeifts. @roben Sdabsn rid.
tstsn bic WaHerflutben auf ben nab
Weitpoob gelegsnsn 6armen on.