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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

Brand new home; rooms; every modern
Improvement; / want some honest fellow
who loves and respects his family to go at
once and see this place: yes, and 1t is on a
nice. clean street, with curb gutter and
macadam, where every owns their own
home and in few years will be all paid for;
don't wait minute; see this place now.
Particulars CHARLES DUKE, Builder, 3S4
Bloomfield av,, Bloomfield; phone day eve
nfngs. Take Bloomfield trolley to Watsessing
av., Bloomfield
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

CLINTON Az, 3ss-Thlrd moor apartment;
six rooms and bath; separate heater; all
Improvements; rent S24.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

LARGE, desirable store to let, II West Kin
ney St, between Broad and Halsey cts.
Inquire NJ. NEGBAUR, II Academy St
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

LOWER part of house. Ill Union st. three
or four rooms and baths, halls earpeted
etc; all improvements except heat Apply
CLARK, 9S6 Broad St
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION

HILDEBRANDT, Auotioneer. office 44s South
10th St, will sell at public auction, on
easy terms, Monday, October 18th. at p. M,
on the premises 18th and 9th sts., consist
room improved house, shop, stable and wagon
shed This property, 50x100, can be bought
whole or in part. Conditions will be made
known on day of sale.
HILDEBRAND, Auctioneer, Office As South
10th St. will sell to the highest bidder.
regardless of price, the 11-room improved
house at 6SS South 14th St, near SPRING
field av., Saturday, October 18th.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

LINDsLEY Az, ia, cor Norwood st.-sx
rooms bath; electric light all improve
ments.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

oNE-FAMILY house; eight rooms and bath;
all improvements; will sell at a reasonable
offer Inquire 2S7 South 7th st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

STORE, Nursery ST. 16-New plate glass
front; suitable grocery delicatessen,
reasonable rent. VIM. PEARSON, 127 Mont
clair aV., owner
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

APARTMENTS. West Kinney st. 2s-Most
desirable and central location; seven
rooms; heat; electricity; $40 to S45. FEIST
q FEfST, 73S Broad.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

coLoRED, refined; beautiful corner, Broom
dat; all latest improvements; bath; every
room on street; sherman aY., cor stanton
St; rent reasonable. Inquire 16I Elizabeth
ay. WOLFSON.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

BUY THIS LITTLE HOME
FOR YOUR WIFE AND CHILL
DREN. ONLY $4,000; LITTLE
CASH: THEN SIS PER
MONTH.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
LOTS for sale at sos Warren st.


BEAUTIFUL two-family house; $3.50; rent
from one apartment pays expenses. VIM.
Il. TAYLOR, opp. Brick Church station, East
Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

RoSEVILLB North Sixth at. 1s5--Two
blocks TO station block to trolley:
select neighborhood; seven rooms, first floor
OF a modern two-family house, all separate
improvements: house sets on lot 37x100; rent
$50. Apply for keys and information to THE
EDWARD w MARTIN CO, Is Bathgate pl..
Roseville Tel. 500 y. b..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

APARTAHNT-Fou rooms large and light ;
SO Shipman st; improvements. EXCEL
SIOR REALTY co.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
STORES AND OFFICES
TO LET

HUSTLING furniture man can lease large
store fine stand, Newark, for new or
secondhand furniture FURNITURE, Box
81, Star office
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
City Council Procee diRgs

Crystal Falls. Mich, Oct 10Th, 1914
A regular session Of the commoa
council OF the City OF Crystal Falls
was called TO order on the above dato
at . o'clock r. NJ by the Mayor the
Hon. J. J. Gaffney.
Members present Thos. Penglase,
M, j. Shells, Sam Ronback, Axel Axe.
lson, Louis Meisler and John Klesges.
Minutes OF previous sc ,sion read and
same approved
Moved by Penglase and sec 10y Shells
that the bill presented to the city couR-
ell by ID. + Boyle a Go. contractors TO
Estimate No. Of sewer district No Q
amounting 80 ls4,793.74) four thou-
sand seven hundred ninty three dollars
and seventy four cents be allowed and
the City Clerk be instructed TO Issue
an order for same. Ayes penglsse.
Shells Ronback, Axelson, Meisler
and Klesges. Carried.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
ALP A

f. J. Pearce spent Sunday il
Negaunee visiting relatives.
Mrs Nels Fl0dine of Marquette
arrived in Alpha Thursday on visit
to her son Earl Bracegirdle.
Mrs E. J. Pearce returned from
Negaunee Friday after visiting two
weeks with relatives and friends
Nick Frazaka visited in Negaunee
last Saturday.
John Rorgh' of Negaunee was an
Alpha visitor Tuesday.
Charles Miller spent Tuesday in
Alpha on business.
Mrs. Fred Bedore returned from
Amasa Monday after visit with re-
latives.
j. Griffiths and Mr. Oops spent
thursday in Crystal Falls on business.
Mrs Cnas. Udel returned from Ne
ponsett, Ill. last Wednesday.
Elizabeth Eamford returned to her
home in Ishpeming Sunday morning
after visiting three weeks with ner
sister Mrs. AL. Rogers
Mrs, Phlp Shaw, Ms VIM Reynold
and Mrs. Chas. Dawson drove 10
Alpha Thursday and visited with
friends.
9 The Alpha Reading Room was
opened "Wednesday evening. A number
of books have been donated by q. S.
Porter.
Mrs. Al Rogers will leave for Ish-
peming Friday on a visit to relatives.
B. vollendorf returned from Aanito-
wax Wis. Tuesday after a few days
business trip.
A new roller rink has been opened at
Carlo Camponia's Hall
Earl Bracegirdle accompanied by his
mother. Mrs Nels Flodin, left for
Marquette Monday on a few days bust
ness trip.
Fred Herbert who left here a few
days ago for Los Angeles Cal. mas sold
his barber SHOP TO Edward Peterson
Of Milwaukee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
REPUBLICAN PARTY
YOUR BEST BET
Continued from page onel
astic booster for Iron county.
THE COUNTY TICKET


Getting down to home we have on
the county republican ticket Edward
II. Sensiba for sheriff, John Wall tor
clerk, Frank ID. Ball for treasurer,
Alex d. Rogers for register OF deeds,
August j. Waffen for prosecuting
attorney. William H. lobe for mine
inspector, Edward p. Lott for circuit
court commissioner, w. X. Dawson
and George Hamilton for coroners and
John Williams for surveyor. The
democrats have partial ticket made
up of Ed. Scott for sheriff, Louis
Miesler for CLERK, Dan Riordan for
teasurer and Jas. II. johnson for
coroner. The progressives have no
county ticket
The Diamond Drill don't presume
o tell you anything about these neigh
bors, some of whom our readers know
better than we do ourselves We do
hope that the republicans will stick by
their guns. There is no reason why
any man on the republican ticket
should be cut in favor OF democrat.
The republican candidates with the
exception OF Mr. Ball are seeking
second terms some ct them more, but
they have all been tried and not found
wanting
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31

We deal only with the leading tickets
a. the others will get but 3 scattering
vote and cut no figure in the general
result.
And 80. IS closing admonition t.
our readers we would say, weigh all
the conditions over carefully. do your
own thinking and when you have made
mp your mind vote accordingly. You
will have satisfied your own best iudg-
ment in that case and that IL all any
man can do.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31

Thomas Laurey has.been appointed
Marshal Of Alpha.
The water system is being install led
in Alpha.
Helen Ogren of Amssa arrived in
Alpha Thursday and will remain here
on business Tor few days.
Napoleon Liberty spent last Satur.
day in Crystal Falls visiting relatives
Evelyn Uren spent Wednesday at
home this week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31

excused from attending }school on
account Of poor CIRCUMSTANCES.
Mary Schemki, age ID.
Hilma Ander son. age IA.
Hilma Peterson. age 10.
Elsie Lindquist, age IA.
Wilbert Riverside, age h4
Albert Stevensn, age, IA.
Catherine Barna. age rs.
Julia Chirpks, age Is.
Motion carried.
Upon motion the board adjou rned.
w. ~. Richards,
Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
A M A S A

Mrs. Justin Olson and daughter Lita
went TO Crystal Falls last Saturday 20
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Gushie. They returned sunday
Mrs John Nelson and children went
to Crystal Falls last Saturday to spend
few days there visiting with her
sister Mrs. Hans Poulsen.
Mrs Geo. Chandler visited friends
IN Iron River last SUNDAY.
Helen ogren went to Iron River
last Wednesday where she will visit a
few weeks with friends
Hannah Jarvi went to Crystal Falls
last Monday to visit there for short
time with her sisters.
Mrs. A, Liberty went to Crsytal
Falls last Monday
S. Colomb arrived here from Green
Bay last Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Clark returned to her
home in Crystal Falls last Saturday
evening.
a. Sopher of Iron River was an
Amasa business caller last Friday.
L. Motifs called in Amasa on bust
ness last Thursday
Nellie Sullivan visited friends ia
Cry stall Falls last Saturday and Sun
day
Otto SCHNEIDER retained to Alpha
last Saturday noon having spent the
previous week here whiting with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Odgers Of Crystal
Falls were the guests OF Mr. and Mira
j. I. Gibson last Sunday
Mrs. Frank Calawa and son Francis
spent the week end visiting friend, in
Norway.
Mrs. j. Mason ST.. Mrs John Mason
Jr., and family and Miss Anna May
Gibson were the guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. J r. Gibson last Monday.
Ella Holnberg returned from Mar
quette last Saturday where she had
been visiting with her sister.
Mrs. Percival Edwards and daughter
Joyce visited with relatives here the
early part Of the week.
Marion Pearce spent the week end
with her parents in Crystal Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Gibson motored
TO Crystal Falls last Monday
Clara Liberty and Violet Dawson
drove to Amasa last Sunday.
Eddie Stacy went to Crystal Falls
last Saturday evening to spend Sunday
there with his parents.
Victoria Erickson visited here with
friends last Saturday.
III. Sopher held a meeting of the
Beaver Club of the Y NJ. @. A. last
Tue sdsy evening, Two new members
were initiated
Anna Peltinen visited friends in
Crystal Falls last Monday.
Mrs John Stonick visited her daugh-
ter in Hermansville last week
Florence Frisk came here from Alpha
last Wednesday to visit with her sister
Mrs Frank Dellas
Mrs Fred Stanker returned from
Iron Mountain last Wednesday.
Thomas Gibson visited here with his
brother J. 7 Gibson last Saturday
Mrs Glen u Alpha is visiting here
with friends
Emil Kalamsn went 10 Alpha on
business last Monday. He returned on
Tuesday
Walter Richard visited in Sidnaw
last week.
John Thompson made business trip
to Alpha the early pert Of the week.
Mrs. Ruben BENEFIT and children OF
Sidna ware visiting here with Mr.. and
Mrs W. Richard.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
OTHER TICKETS

In addition to the Progressive. the
Republican and Democrat tickets, the
Socialists, Prohibitionists and the
Socialist Labor people have tickets
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
n Thousand Window Displays

|. Rein of this town, in con-
, with nearly seven thousand
retail druggists all over tie
Safes. is joining in making a
|play of Vinol during this week
kmber first, which indicates the
An conditions which exist
Hhe retail druggists who are
agents all over the United
in fact they are organized
|at is called the yinol Club
Pat the country. from coast to
vice a year they make
nNs window displays of this
10 kparation, for which they
n1oS the exclusive sale for
W ns lesmen and tourists
emarA wonder how it is
they Oh fine displays Of
IN evoy wap where they 90
Pg Nlno o. d mpring and fall,
s.s, AZ displays that
. ens9 81 their stosts make are
Pture o's.nlated ~ they are
Zion with vinoi an' Drise i'm in
I respect IN
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-31
g. MARKS EPIs

,,,ar that the man iC,i.
ns tSa Christianity has tfaa,.tlan All,
not the Sl, ANYTHING ii spiritual J o o
.r,D"'s~ i now proved tina. ,saS
o e,iou resty on soldshne ,'s,,a %'I ~
atlo , and Aitarism is brutal ora,g,
Ism ar exprsNp. 1t is time W., we V ser%'
fns' ampbasSpd accepted the oefm -
the en o Noun Any other course go :
on .no Nc that are hckins IN !.
20 sn sa OF fuNanity Jesus ohr'
proofs NAVE usslrce II = had be
wouia lest "Christpity b
, the VIA bat Nave Tain TO
CnristianaSn a any = dependsp /
country 'nu Of principle Q
recosni.ioeo cor Sheersal of hu
that cav va and adoption Of
judemsaus love Sd.will toV
sp,anpipd. o. 4 :
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

pirb foum cine Iumilie in bislem
Gonbe geben, bic niht nm ipsnigitens
einsn angeb0rigen trduert. qBir mui'
len nod unsdblige anoere Spfer 6rln-
qen. mir iperoen aber unferen Gsin-
ben 5eiseit, lpel6e unbeiiegbdre Wtdd1
bas gsfpubtfein, fir eine quite unf
s.re6te Sade gu fdmpfcn, sInen e.
nigsn Bolt berleibt.
.Wir bdben uns ale Wliibe gese'
ben, ben 5griebsn gu srbaltsns iinn
aber DON eiferfii9tigen, neibil4en
i5einbsn in ben arisg getrieben NOR
ben; ni6t nm fir bic Grldngun1
grObersr Ma6t gu fdmpfen; ni8t um
infer Rsi4 gu pergroBern ooer tom,
mer5iclle @ortbsile gu srlangen, ion.
bern um unier Seim unD uniere 81
Mile gu Dertbsibigen."
9raf bon S4perin Iaste, bab Der
aaiIer Wilbelm un0 bds oeutide
Bolt entI6lOiIen ieien, Den Rrieg Biz
gum Qsuberiien fort5uieBen, obne
Riidf6t auf bic Spfer, bic gebraft
iperben miifien, bis ein ouuernoer
5risbe geIi6ert 1T. tSr i4lob nit
5o6rufen auf ben auiIsr uuO bas
peer uno bic 5lotte, in bic ale en-.
thuiiditiich sin1iimn1tpr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
1eur 3apitalismus
ediebi Der iu5ialiitiide 8eSner
Srspfnh bic SdnlO am ansbrndl
bes @cltfriegss Sn.

Inter Sen @uspisien beg 9aialle.
Stubs, Ses beittifen 3ueiees Der bic.
iiaen io5inIiitiideri Settion, mar auf
geitern gIbeno in Der Central -1urn.
bnae zine RaiierDcriantruIung ange.
fiinoigt. fir tuelhe Der Gbieagocr 8e.
roHe aooIp1 9renfltb als Reoner ge.
iponnen tporoen mar. Die Dfaiien
icblten jeoof, oenn artBer ben Tit-
aIieoern hes Seriuegb Iarmerhor5
uno oes Geiitid-llnenriid,en Grbei.
ter @dnnerhors, iueldle Die Der.
iarInllling oiIrfJ mebrere 9ieoer ein.
leitetcn, iparen boditens 70 Bis 100
3ubGrer eridIienen. Der Geoner. mel
der otirf Serrn emil SdlIs porse.
iteilt tpitroe, nabm and nuf ocr
idnudhen @eiud ge5ng, erfIartc ie-
BOD. oaB mnu oen gerb1ltniiIen
HchHiins trngen iinb iih aud oluit
sufria6en aeben nriiiic. slls iein 3bc.
ma bate CIR iidl Der strieg uno bic
ametifaniid)e glrbeiferflaiie" gepdblt
uno or bebnnoelte basieIbe, ipie nttt
nnoers 5ii erparten itnno, pom rem
io,iniiitiid)en Gtanopunftc. Rofoem
er iifl iibcr Die gfogenannten oeutitcn
3eitungcn" ocs S6noes in iiid1t lebr
ljGjmei6eIhafter Weile ausgclaiicn
inn oieielben in cine 9llibrit nit oerl
engliiden Setbldttern seiteIlt hate,
betonte er. Oab ipp0er Die eritercn
nod bic lcsteren es fungen, Die rid.
tigen llriadlen oes iett ipiitbenoeiI
Nclttrieees an5iliiibren.
OR beSeihnete ss als gerabesu Ia
derIib, baB Der aries CUR Ddbrung
bsuti9er auItur, Ssuifdsr 5itten unb
Der oeuiiden Sprahe ssfiibrt psrbe,
unb sins in ieinsr Rebe fusur 70 melt.
5u bebaupten, bab England, 6rnnts
reid unb iosar Rublanb ebenfdIs auf
aultur anjpru9 MAIDEN tSnnten. Quf
Die iIralie @eI9iHte 3uriidgehenb, be-
Seihnets er bic iriesfiibreitosn Ratio
nen afs 9drbdren. bic serabs ipie Die
9arbdrsn Der llr5eit. bic geiiinbsiten
unb tr6ftisiien ibr,r iunsen mldnnsr
als Opfsr barbrinsen, inoem iis DIE
Ielben gsgen einanber iteIlsn, iim iih
segenIsitig um3ubrinsen uno bns nur,
INN bem DrGnssn iapitaliitiiher qluss
beuter Geniise su Isiittn. BON sintm
Rultuss ubsr DDIissriss s5nns Hstr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

teine Rebe fein, benn Bel ieoer ser
friegfiibrenbm 0ationen babe bag
Golf am 5oge por Der ariegsertIGs
rung bod nihfs BON Der beooriteGens
ben strifis gsipnbt. Die ein3ig uno
oIIein burd bic giferiu6t Der aa.
pitaliiten s-alaife bsraufbsi6poren
ippr6en iei. Sn ebeniO bdmiIder
Weiie madte er ii9 iiber bic 5batIas
DE luifig, haB fdmnFlide, in ben
ariea perfuidelte Rdiionen ibr.n eigss
nen @ott nm 0erleibung bss Sieees
fir ibre sere6te Sade onrufen. Damn
lam giebner auf bisiise 2lrbsiter Der
bdltniiIe su fprsden, Die, rpie sr be-
bauptete, bMrd ben arie9 in Wtitleis
oenI6aft se5osen iperben. au9 bier
made ii9 oas tapituliitiife glemcnt
brett, forbere tagtGsiiG feline SpTsr
unO iperbe BON berGegierung unS beren
TeutralitGtsbuisl gum Rudthsil Der
drbeitenbsn alafen. bensn isbt allss
pert6epert worben lei, IN ibrem Srei=
Ben nuferitiiBt. Gum S6lub fprdd
Der Rebnsr aud nod Der 8eritaatlis
dung aller 0ffsntli6en getriebe bus
Worf, neil nur babur6 bic beitebene
ben 8erblltniIis sine aenDerung srfab@
reri tDnnteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
9ie 6anoelsfainmer
Srsins seitcrn in ir0llidcr @eiie III
75.jGbrises yeitebeH.
Der 5sitrebner ocs abeuos luar Era
iiocnt George 4. Gieferle.

1ie 6an6elsfammer fsierts eeltern
ibr 75sidbriges geiiebsn unb BEL bic
Ier iSeier mar ,6llnior" 2rumpf. 2tn
bic 500 Wlitslieber batten iid einges
funbsn unb perlebien frGbli9e, uns
pergebli1e Stunben, benn bic 4re
rangeure batten in Der umiidtigifen
Weiie fir bic llnterboltung Der Wlit.
slieoer Sors. setrdssn unb lllf To-
tuis iyr0bli9teit prdoOminirten.
Die ein5ise erniteylots irar bic 5eits
rsbe bag Yrdiibenten Gsorge r. Die
tsrle, Der. pis es ii4 bel einsm fols
den sSubilGum sebiibrt. cine tur3s his
itoriide Sfi35e Der Gntipidelung Der
8ereiniguHs CAB unb aud auf bas
1intpies, mas bic 6anbeIstamner
lpss,grsnb ibrss lonsidbrigeH 9siisbens
fir ods tommer3ielle 2eben Der &os
riain bes 0eitens set9an bat.
6err Oieterle bob ndmentlih bic
0erbienIte Der Sanbelstammer, I'm ole
iforoeruns Der sntereiisn Der Stabt
Cincinnati berpor unb cetonte, bab
j.ber patriotifd) ssiinnie 8iirser bic
6anoelstammer in ibren Bsnlilbun9en
iopo6l bur9 attipe Wtitarbeii
lpie aud iinan5itll unteritiiben
iollte. Seins 2lusfiibrunsen riss
fen itiirmif6en geiiaa 6erDor.
Ssm iibrisen mar .lllf" De ssaroie
;Siir Sie llnterbaltug iorgten Spc3i
alitdtsntrdfts, bic Serr s. ). aeipin
Der Yoriieer oes llnterba!tilngs- NM
empfangsfommittees, pom B i
aeitb Tbeater eeiihert bate uHo Dc
zen 2ieoerportr1ge unb 2mBepoliiti
omen begeiiterten slpplmls ent1eiiel
len, ia, bic ionit 10 ipiiroigen 8e
iddftsberren iangeH iogar Die 5le
irains Ser oiperieu 2ieoer nit gan
rieiiaer 9egeiiteriitlg nit. iSiir Sel
innern Icniten mar bitrb eiilel
@iiiiet.9imh beitens aeiorgt tporocI
uno ais ,bleibenoe gln6eirfen" CAB e
allerbano Sder5artifel, iUie .9oril
col" .Efeifen. gb5eifen. im6 Iait 10
ledit 8oritedsnnoeln NIT o0iaman
ten" orin. Die ben Neio ieoes sSnr6i
gen erreat babcn ipiirSeI 10 groi
nnb 70 gliserno iparcn lie.
Tie Sait6elsfamliIer ipiir6e In
Sabre 1889 inter Sem yemnen @ser
dants GIHanse ins aeben serufsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

mann finoet am Somstng Nafnit-
fng auf Dem Sprina @rope Jrieoboi
TAFT. lpo bic 9ranerieier IN Der stn.
pege i'm orei nbr gindmiftogs obge-
lolten .Deroen ipirb.
Rad lanesm aeibsn III ssItern i'm
glter BON 70 Sabrsn syrdu g li5a
beth Weper geb. Srtman in bic
eDigfsit biniibergsidlummert. Die
Sunbs Don BEN MbIeben bisisr ma.
dersn beutihen Sran piro, In peiteu
2rsiIen aufriftige 9rauer uusl0ien,
fenn bic 0erslpiat. bat es btritanben.
!id burd ibrc 6ersens9iite unb ibrs
perionlihe Giebenstpiiroisfstt sinsn
sroben DreunDestreis au eripsrbsn,
uno bic i6psrgeprjiftsn 5interbliebe.
nen, namsntlih Der ardmgebeuste @ot'
te, Der nit Der 9ereipistsn in 51jdbris
ger, aliiHhsr gbe asls6t, biirien Bel Der
id,iperen priifung, bic iie betroffen,
Der inniaiten 1heilnabme periideri
Isin. sSm perfloFenen Sabre batter
.Snr unb sfrau Weper bas solbens
ebeiubildim begebsn iDnnen, aber
DON Der SSsisr muBte 2biinub aenoms
men iperben. ba Arau Meper bereits
oamdls idon ihper IeiOenb mar. Die
9erbiaung finbet am Montaa Norseu
nm bnlb neiin llbr pom 3rauerbaus
30. 833 2lrmorp 4penue aus itatt,
tuorauf I'm neiin llhr in Der ct. so.
ispbs sirds Elm fsierlihss, IeDitirtea
Sohnmt telebrirt iperbeH pirb.
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Bar bic Gage Der britiidsn Sriegsz
i4iffs in bsm gefe4t Bel
9elgolanO,
gbe bic britii4sn pan3ertreu5er 5ur
9ilfs tamen.

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britii9en IsIotte, Die all benz Seeses
ts4t bel Sslgolano ON %. Qusul:
tbeilnabmeu, purOe ain SOnnerItdg
2lbenb bsr0ffsntli4t. Is geht Ouraus
bsrpor. bab, ipenn es aud ben Seuts
Ihen nidt gelunssn mar, ein britiIdes
S9iff gu Ssrit0rsu, iie nit aubsrOrs
oentli6er gntitlofsnbeit tGmpfteH
uRb bab Dor Der antunft Der areu>
5srilotte ole Gage, ben Wortsn bes
gi3sabmirals gsattp gemdb, rsine triz
tiihe" ipar.
IN bieiem @efs9te purben bic orei
tlsiusH bsuti8en areuSsr Wdin5,
a0ln unb 4riabne iutUie Spsi oeutite
5crpsbp6oots bon elmer iturtsn britt.
ffjen dlOtte asritOrt. bsi Der ii6 alleir
bier Dreabnousbt Sreu5er DON is 28,,
600 5Dnuen 6eianben.
Gin britif6sr Sreu3sr. bic aretbus
IA, sans nsu, uno srit AZ Stunoen por.
bsr in 0ienit qeitellt. tpuroe 10 far
bei9Gbist, oab er nat oem @efea
bon anbsren britii6eH Sdiffen ini
SdIepptau qenOmmen perben mubts.
9i3es4omirdl geuttp tommanbirts
Sas erite paH5sutreu3er 9eIdpdoel
uno bas srite lsifte areu5er Ge'
fdpaOer, pdbrenb aontrsabmira
Gbriitian bic Gretbuia uno bic 3er'
ft0rsr befebIigte.