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The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-17
TO THE COUNTRY BOY. By Will w. Trimmer.

TO THE COUNTRY BOY.
 By Will w. Trimmer. Here's to the boy who is country born! Who weeds the onions and hoes the
 corn, Folders the flock and waters the drove And cuts the wood for the kitchen
 stove; e Carries the water and empties the
 swill, And grinds the grist on the coffee
 mill; And has a dozen or more chores to l say, young fellow, here is to you You may be fat or you may be lean, Your city cousin may call you green" Your face so frecked it cannot tan; You may be built on an awkward plan And common the kind of clothes you
 wear, But I know the kind of boy you are; And I have known many of just your
 style, And even worse, who, after while, Plodding along at a sturdy pace, Have plodded up to high place You some times envy the city chap, And think he's the one who has the
 "snap,' But I tell you, 'tis as true as truth It is not you but the city youth Who has not half of a good fair show For you have plenty of room to grow You think sometimes as you dig and
 sweat, You work pretty hard for what you
 get, But the muscle and nerve and bone, And the self-reliance, all your own. Which after while you will need, You can count yourself we'll paid, in
 deed. And say, my lad, will yon name out
 right The price you put on your appetite? For many a city man would pay Whatever price you may ask, to-day. Yes, pay in dollars of good hard gold, More than your pockets and hat would
 hold. .Oh, country boy! May your bare brown
 feet Long be strange to the city street. But may they tread in the peaceful
 ways Of a country life through all your
 days.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-17
NOTHING LACKING
 BUT CONFIDENCE
From the Wahsington Post

The estimates as to the values of the crops of the United States for the year 1914 place them as the highest in aggregate that have ever been re- corded.
 This is the result after allowing for a shrinkage of value of more than $4OO,000,000 in the cotton crop, and that allowance is surely the maximum of any shrinkage in values.
 The most important of our crops show an increase in total values of $104,000,00 over the totals of the same crops last year, and this with every thing indicating larger yields and higher prices than those employed as the basis for computations.
 We invite the closest attention of our readers to these factors of nation al prosperity, and reminding them of the great demand abroad for the wheat, the corn, the oats, the barley the rye, and so many other products of our farms, we feel certain they will realize that the country is entering an era of uneXampled activity in trade. both foreign and domestic.
 These facts show conclusively that our agriculturists are receiving great CT sums of cash for a years products of their lands than they have ever received since our history began. That means that their purchasing power this year will be increased more than $100,000,000 from the direct produc- tion of their lands.
 To this gain must be added fully an- other S100,000,000 through increased receipts of cash by them from sales of horses, cattle, sheep, poultry, and dairy products. The farmers of the United States have had their purchas- ing power their paying power, in- creased fully 0,000,000 this year over that of 1913, and this is proving the greatest stimulus to business in the manufacturing districts, and will necessarily cause a greatly increased home demand upon the outputs of those districts.
 It is unnecessary to refer to the huge demand from abroad for not only the products of our farms, but for the output of our mills, or shops, our fac tories, and our coal mines.
 The columns of every daily journal set forth the orders received in the United States for every kind of sup ply for armies and navies for food, for clothing, for every article that will save life or produce comfort, for every material or instrument that will kill, injure, or destroy.
 The populations of three continents are rapidly becoming more and more dependent upon the people of the United States for the means of exist ence as well as for the means of ter minating existence. If the war closed tomorrow, the foreign demand upon our supplies would not diminish dur nig the next five years.
 The ravages of war have already rendered many nations absolutely de- pendent in many articles upon the products and outputs of the United States.
 There is no theory as to these state ments.
 They state facts patent to every one.
 The merchants and manufacturers of the United States are assured of ample supplies of currency through
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-17
HACK! HACK! HACK!

With raw tickling throat, tight chest sore lungs you need Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, and quickly, The, first dose helps, it leaves a soothing, heal ing coating as it glides down your throat, you feel better at once Every user is a friend.
 For sale by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-17

|st ',1t,ng ..a of the 2,OOo pigeons which pss "Ou' the towers of the Plaza lheo ha ' the main court at San es,. sS mas now begun in earnest. and sma ,, more of the birds are now Rsslds,, mat they alight on the |Ater r''s n,, and wrists of any casual ! brsaSans0l Sn0 looks as thought he had |@ Eva,, ',,'oS' .I ready for distribu- knd st,oa a the goldfish, several thou bres and 'e ,, Tn the Laguna de las Hssd' 'ad ta the nearby lagunitas, have
 e sainer "arm an iron piping which
 sanns :, Jose Mirafiores, raps as f mat refreshments are com
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-17
v.,omber Seventeenth

N" Iv economize should be care Men s't tbev do not become econo- uisers' -Lippincott's.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-17
oraecott Daily News @ PUBLISHED sy

C,,. second class mail matter tier |DbsEsd as ath, 1905, at the post9ffices sat cs ys,snbssrat nbsrtt 4'li Ark, under the act of
 Prsss0'MI ssss March 3. lo'9'
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-17

00unty News-s1.oo a year
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-10-09
TIE | COX That
E%Iaul;s i i'm

'e '0NH """7NN' 80
HaFker OF New MeAIc"' 10 NH " num-
Der of men in my day. aud they was
all of 'em the all frcdcSt villains You
ever seen. Consequently | don't lay
awake niohts saeiu. 'em loobiu' at me
r g., M. rhor. .,.,., CON.
- .h,, ,,,L1o., "a.
49,, 49,,
""'ou '' "
tuSt. But there was one NlI'iI 'n''
won never III oNc'
\ nan!
40.
MOI woman '' d N"''u.
Not any " iHat Hu'H'I'
We'll lh'I' "H"' WIS H.
! never WIS Il ~""u Nun" - -"
at iil' "r"H@ emu 81 " H"'"' - ''"
a hlnd to llNl'h II t'' H"" 'o'u1 It,
DuJ ! d"h want Il" interruptions
ITO ahead.
WHEN Na" Nil''II Oh '""H.H
Arlzony. there was Il So"i "''i ~o'h
"a IN the Sh'4' "i crime. WIN an N"''N
OF puSs0H> a Gem o. IT, some III en-
would STAY ana hNht II OUT "I.eI "
KILN or Al r"opcf|' ana some III 'H'
would ii@ht out Ih'hl as I'll ""' "I'N'
De iollercd. ana seem Ihp| anus Hlole
the best h"NSeN th'fe was 10 ne hau' II
WASH no easy JOB TO '",'' e'''
"Hs Il young ieIIer th'h ANA as IoHl o.
a good hos us amy one h'S'u'N' / h'd
to nav" the h'Ht III FH'iIHI do"H
thieves ana ruttht"aiN. Announcer ann
NAL | needed was hl"odA"nhdN. uah
three Of the hNe!ie$l LOGS YOU ever
saw but only one faVorjtc. | called
her after queen Victoria. II ever Il
dog loved Il man Vie loved me. onct
when cot shot by Il road agent ana
was laid up for awhile she stayed
around the door of my room iookln
wistful at every one that came out, as
much as TO say. Is he "oih TO hand in
his chips or not: And when shed
catch sight of m" lyin on the bed
she'd moan dreadful.
Zone mornin' early | was Weakened
and told that a desperado named Jim
RynderS had broke into the house Of =
citizen and carried away his daughter,
a gal about eighteen years old. NO
body could tell which way he had gone,
and the only way he could be tracked
was by a hound. ! mounted my horse
Nap-he WAS named for Napoleon
BOnyparte-and. lettin' Vic loose. look
her to the house where the outrage
had been committed. She picked NJ
the scent right away and struck of
westward. ! followed on Nap.
"Vic ran along with her nose to the
ground ill she came TO a creek. where
she lost the scent. but picked it up on
the other side some distance below.
shown that the rascal had been trylu
TO throw Us oft 10y Walkiu' in water.
We followed till night. when, comm to
a wooded place. ! saw Ryndcrs ahead.
He had Just come to q halt and was
pickin' up wood to make Il fire with.
The gal was Sittin' on the ground,
loanin' up agin the trunk Of a tree
ioOkin' like u corpse. vic saw EN- Just
as soon as | did and stopped stock still
like a pointer ON seem game. | put
my hand on her to quiet her. for |
thought ! might get n shot at the man
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
ltnsetremer alusefteater
geitabl bic Siforp Carriage Som
pasuie icit 5abren.

Den 9etettips Bell an6 TauIton
1T es selungen, in Der peripn bss 20.
jdbrigsn Georee 2etpis, bon Ho. 263S
Golerdin apsnue, einen unssireuen
Angeiiellten Der Siforp Carriage 50.
In !Saft gu brineen, 2eipis, ipelher
ieit 5ipOIf Sabren BEL Der s5irma ons
Seftellt ipar. aenDB bas pole 0ers
trauen ieiner 82rseIsbten, bas er
absr f9mdblid npiBbraudts. gu ben
Oblieeenbeittn beg Gents seborts ss
alif, bab er ben 0srtaui alter aiiteH
unO 9atmdterials gu beforsen bate.
9ieie aiIten etc. fpurben BON bem Al
Sabre alien Sarrp Brisbt BON Ho.
1884 gaeit s. Strabe abgeboIt, unb
Durbe Getpis anifeineno burd bic
fen Wunn 81 Disbitdblen perleitet.
2eipis entlpenbets erobe RolIen Gum.
mireiisn, 5arbeu, aade, 9e3iiss unb
anbsre pertbopae Sa6en, ipelhe
Wrisbt on ii4 nabm, unb an ben
go Sabre alten gnern Rods aus
2lurOra. ST., iDeiter pertaufis. Sir
bic @ummirsifen, fpelde eiusn Warit.
irertb ron $50 baben. erbisIt 2efuis,
ais gieb, MIR 81 bis $40. 9Srigbt er.
belt bcn Rods $25 Bis $50, lpdbs
rsnb Rods bic Reifen gum preils DON
$55 losff,lug. Gerpis seitanb i'm De-
tertipe Sauptqudrtier nneeblicb feline
S6uIb ein, tonnte aber feiue @riinbs
anfiibren, pesbaIb er iiG gum Diebs
itubI bat perlsiien loiien.
Die 9eteitips gsu unb Daulton
bnttsn, um Rods nah Cincinnati
tommsn gu laiisn, etnise RoIlen Gum<
mi Don bemieIben gefauit unb .Das
GeIb in Cincinnati perT0nIi9 sablbar
sema6t. 8ei ieiner glntunft in Der
Queen Gitp lpurbe Rods untsr Der
8ei9ulbisuns Der Seblersi in 9aft
eenommen. Ddsitlbe Sfidiol mubte
Sarrp Wrisbt tbeilen.
Der feItublsnsn lirma III burd 2es
mis- Elm Sdjdben BON nRgefG6r $3250
sntitanben, unb tonnte nur Elm gerins
GER Sbeil bes aeitoblsnen 8uts fpiea
bereriangt perben. GegeH aetpis III
bte geiauleisuns b.s 'yrobbisbfabls
erboben fporben. Die 0erbaftsten
fpurben gessn 8iirsf91ft auf freien
Tub beldfIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
eokal-Derid)t
I3ur Wernmnfr sefDuuiiem.
SldtSrgn iriibere trOfene Staatell
ipicocr naR.

lleber pro6itiiion i'm ai6te Der
Griabruna in Der Yergangenbeit er.
lieb geitsrn gti4ter 6. Z. glunoin.
8oriiBer pes 6ome Rnle @ereins
ron Ohio, cine bemertenspertbs gr-
tldrung.
Bon 1916 bis 1906, iast glunbin.
ha6en IS Staaten in gore Ameritd
Die prohibi.ipn dngenommen uHb pies
ner perfporfen. 9srmont mar Don
1852 big 1903 trodsn unb hattie bann
oenus. 81 Sabre foIlten gepisen, ben
Seaen Der Yrobibiiion auS5utoiten.
Gep 5ompIbire enti6ieb iid1 nah as
Sabren Sroden6eit fir bic 9l6i6af.
funq Der prpbibition. MaFaduietts
f6ittelte oas Sod i6Dn nad 16 Sab.
ren ub.
Snterefiant limb Die grfabrun9en
Don Rbobe csslanp. 9ieier Staat
mar DON 1853 Bis 1863 troden unp
ipieber bon 1886 bis 1889. 9ieie
brei Sa6re aeniigten, bei elmer nab.
leraabl BON $4,000 cine Webrbeit ber
srodsnen DON $3.50 in einf Mebrbeit
Der yluiien bon 1859 su peripdn.
heln.
Die iflehten Wirfunasn Der pro.
bibition luffen fi9 am beiten In Wai.
ne Fuoireu, einem Staat. iiber BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Setbesba Spipital.
!Seuts 1T @abeetas fir Sieie @obItba.
tisfeitsauitalt.

Qtuf 9onneritaa lit Der bissiabris.
@abentau fir bos Bethesda 6oipitul
nnberaumt pprbtn unb e. 1T Su min
iden unb au bpffen. bab ouf beuer
ipieber bisier beutfdsn Wuiteranitdli
bebsutenbe !3uipsnbuna.n aemadt per.
ben. I'M es rem 6ofpital su erm6glis
der. aud fernerbin in 10 ausaebebn.
TEN RaTs, mie es bisber Der Saq ae.
ipsien, bas Derf Der 9armbersiafeit
su iiben.
Bethesda ipurbe DOT ie6sebn Sab.
rem aegriinoei Seitbem tpurben TO-.
$50 pntisnten i'm Sofpital perpflest.
Dapon bsabIien 6175 Den fsitesisB.
ten prsis unb 1915 madten eins
Sbeilsdbluna ober fpurbcn umIonit
perpfleei. Die Wobltbdtisfeitsiibuns
5etrua in Selb ausasbriidf in ben 18
sabren bic Gumme BON $165, 900.
poer burdd6niifIi6 iiber $4,000 per
ssabr.
gln @aben iinb nntiir!id anb.r
Baaroelb aud WdturaIien iinb niitI.
the Gahen hersIih nilItommen unb
ale Gabsn finb on irl. 2ouiie GoI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Eabtpm mab SeHebme.

- Der Damenaipeia pes oeutidi
amerituniIden StaotDerbanoes por
Dapton bdlt beute glbsno in Der Wpb-
nun0 Der Trau @nSlpeiler an Der 9ap=
lpr 2loenue uno Center Strabe eins
9eriammlunq ab. I'm bic 9orberfi'
tunsen fir sinen Gutre am %. St'
tober gum geiten Der WitipeH uni
Waiien Der i'm &rieae gsfullsnsn beuts
Iden unb Ditsrri9iit, rngari'tsn
Solbutsn su treffen.
- Serr See +. syranie unb Sphter
SSrGuIein Cecilia q. f5rante, bon Cos
9lnasIes, Gal, peilen auf geiud bel
Ssrrn 6. 6rante an Der McainReS
Strabs in 0anton.
- Sas bemotratiihs Gretutiotoms
mittes maht betannt, oaB grs9oupers
neur u. 81. Goderp Don Wifouri on
tommenpen Mpntaa in Der phpthian
Sals an Der Setiten unb gsrrp IDe.
cine qniprahe balteu pirb.
- Sds Eel6enbegdnqnls Des per
itorbsnsn Saco6 8pslIder. gutie Der
Marp 8oslIder, geb. &urboff, finbet
am 5rsitao @ormittag bon glO. 313
Wdlnut StraBe. 8elspue, aus itatt,
uno ipirb um $50 lbr Elm Requiem
in Der 81. 6er5 Ssiussairde csle.
BRIT perhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

den 9ethdiieuns ausmer5en Mil.
Wenn bisies Spitem srit einnlol pDlsH
lig burGs.fiibrt ipero:, lpiirbsn Die,
4r6eiter bDbere 2Dbne erbalten unba
Der 4rbeitssbsr elm er6beres qrbtitsz'
prpbuit. aIio bsibsn Seiten ipsrOe sesE
toIfen.
= gurnunterridt ipirb in ben bier
2lbenbftulen ,inisr Geituns beg Susl
perinisnbentsn Or. Carl 3issIer uno'
fompstsnter Surnlebrer eribtilt. Diszl
ie S6uIen iinb bis Wopoiparb nno8
bic Sua6ss oofif,ule IOipis bic Opsr
unb bic Waibinaton DiitritnhuIe.8
Der Qnfans bss 1luterrihts III 100
2lbenbs. Sn ben brei sriten Shulen
pirb Der surnunterrifa an Manner
unb Ssrnuen aualsih ertbeilt. Sn Der.
maIbinoion Stule tlirnsn bic Grau.
en- am Montaa unb Wittfpod unb Die
WGnuer am 9ienstag unb Sonnfrs.
tag. gs III nod plaB fur pisIe sbeil.
nebmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Gbs.grlanbxitideiHe.

{9roper WbssIsr. 20, guffalo, 81. q.
Creme $. Goot, 20. 2OdIano.
ISobn Ssinsslmon, %, 321 ainisp.
laeitie guidman, %, 9IenoaIe.
lGbarles TrOit, 80. Santinion, u. .
lRilbrsb Mceormid. 26, S06 DAT.
IYeni. gutterportb, "a, 1880 Cigar
lanna Z. Mp.rs. "a. 2311 WarpIanl
|Senrp 1Sranie, 81, 3oss SsffsrfOn.
lMinnie 9rics. 81. Clinton Sotsl.
(Sreb Glbrotb, 81, lebanon, 8.
| lasna Ri6Olion, 1s, Deer part.
lSenrp 9apis. SO, 1923 5spitt afps
| laaura grOpn. 80. 1852 Sadberrp
{ Igeorse @ubier, %. Dapton, ap.
lalIice Rice, 20, 28O1 grire stpe.
(sbomas Milsp, 90. ROripOOb.
lgeb Robriheib, %.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Webmrtem.
amaben.

sl. m5. Gertie Sfsuars, 81
@omb Strnbe.
Gapio ino @bitb gStpar6s, Sen
lpooo 9lpeiilie.
9eatban nnb sSIorence 2ubebaum
1874 g(rmorp glpenue.
slubreas uno Sena 8oet, Rapis
Run pite.
Jerb. unb asna DrOppslmdnn, Ra.
pio Bun Bife,
Sobn mlo Carrie Osborne, 174l
Warinsp Strabe.
I lteooore uno 6ranfie Sec, 34i
'Sit 3. Strnbe.
Wl 1ohcn.
SaniieI unb geiiie epitein, 81
IA. Sirnbe.
Gponep ino 9uela 2eeper, 673s
Yartiano Qlpeniie.
sirtbur unb 9Iunn @einer, 3i0a
Goleroin glpenue.
. @or uno Sdrab @oIcyoff 1925
Central glperile.
Oscar iino wsarp @OoOruii, 1895
Goniioine glpenue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

Der sSIud Der probibition felt go
sSabren laiiet. Die s3abl Der gbe.
ideibunsen in oiefem Stuate lit srO'
ber als IN iraenb einem anbsren
Staate Der Union. Die 3dbl Der
Shiiler III bon 1901 Bis 1904
o5 um 10000 aIriifsesanesn, mo-
frnft nirsenbpo in ben @ereinisten
Staaten bepba1tet ipurbe. 100000
Ncrss fruatbaren aanbes, bic friiber
IN aultnr fparen liesen isbt piiit.
5000 carmen iinb perIaiIen. port.
Lamb. Maine, cine Stubt BON $4,000
g;npObnern bate 1907 in ant Wo.
naten 1000 9erbaftlnsen ipssen
Sruntenhett aufSuipeiien.
Oieie grtIGruna bes Ri4ters 9lan'
Bin ipirb nidt perfebIen giHbrud su
MAIDEN.
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- Gin Grfols mar Ser .syiib 5rb',
ben bic 9amenz3 3urnergGilfsgeIea.
/ ibaft gcitern in Der @obnuns ber
sSrau emma Siebl, go. 415 Sit 5
StraBe, Deranitoltete.
- Seute 1T RE formelIe Gr0ffnune
bes ,Supenile detention Sduies" ir
Cob Springs, unb iinb bic Mitslie,
Der bes nJeberaieb Mot6ers Club
eriu6t. iidb Inn IL llbr beute @ormit.
tag am gnbs Der st. Sbomas gal
einsufinben, ipoielbit glutos fir BIZ
WeitsrbefOrberune bereit fteten.
= gbeIteine: Sas. u. 9enpie, %
unb Gertrude 5iIb, 81, Cincinnati
81; Gbas. s. Wtar5 in MaoiionDille
O., unb Wldbel WfaIon in Reipport
&n.; 8reb Seinble uno 8ate Slein
beioe in Odbton, &p.; Gbarles )
Carr unb s5eanette 8roipn, bsiOe por
Ieppprt; Sam Marmer in gincinna.
ii, g., uno Gillian Oramonb in Reip,
port.
9runbeiaentbumsii6ertrn
gen: @m. See on 9eiiie 8. @arrilon
Got on Der Bon Boat 9loe., Belle
pue. 81; u. 8. 0prIel an G6riitiun
WeHel, Got in 9is6lanbs, 81; Qnn0
Wturphp ar Gbas. aemper, Got oil
Der 4. unb Sperton Strabe, 81.
= emma Garter tpurbe i'm Count
tpqeridt ipeesn Stehens nit Der 2lb-
fft at tDbtcn i6uIbig tefun0en unb
bon bis 8 Sa9ren 3u9tbaus perurs
tbeilt.
gmilie UtilIer erbielt cine
S6eibung pon Quguit Uiiller uno bic
2luFiiht iiber ibr &inO.
= Spbn Stein, 60 Subre alt, bon
gep. 722 @srmun Strube, Deri6ieo
aui Dem WegG nad) Dem Speers
sopfpital i'm patrplsgluto. Gr mar auf
benz M9e rad bem SoipitaI, lin auf
Ser5leibsn unb WaferIu6t bs9anoeIt
su iperoen.
SGte Scanlan pertIaate Omen
Scanlan aui 3ubIung ron $467 fur
llnterbaltuRqsgeIb uno 5ipdr So pom
80. apr;I 1913 an uno So pom ..
Sebruar 1913 al uno bei6lagnabmts
lie iein 9elo BEL Der s. Il. 8. giienz
bnbn.
- Ter IA Sabre allie Sriegspeteran
GIiiab Orr ipurbe i'm Gircuitseritt
fir irrIinnia ertldrt, Gr idpb auf
8eprq Grimm uub perlpunoste oieieH
i9msr3baft na6e Brent, ap.
Sm Sale beg aontruttors
Gb. Suepile esgen Senrp @e5er, in
bem es iicb nm StrabenperbeTsrunssn
in geGepue tdnoelts, entftieo Rifter
gungb!ut, oaB Stdpte pierter aIaiIe
tas Reht haben, bsrartise Sroinans
Sen gu paiiieren, unb ntub Der gers
tIagte hie untoiten 5ahlen.
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beubabn @eIelTdaIt iuuros Serr M.
90. syreeman, friiber @iseprdiiosIf Der
@eIelli9aft, uno @iaeprdiibenY Der Gos
lumbia @as uno electric Co.. gum
prdiipenten Der beiaeten @efellidaft
erpdblt an Stelle bes Serrn Sames
g. grnit. Der infOlse bon Srantbeit
reiignirt bat.
grunoeigentbumsz llebertrdguHs
gen: 4lsr Madsrie an gmelia Wades
rie, Shsile Der 2pt go. Z an Der Bull
lod Gtrabe. 81. 9eors SO. Glart an
>. 6. 8eatberbeab. 2ot No. 1858 in
Siio Grlanaer. 81.
g. 70, @Sams an 2ouis Sdilinz
ger, 2ots go. 266 unb 267 in Siio
Grlanger 81. %. $. Glis on 5. W.
6iele, 2pt an Der RuHea 9lpenue,
$1,000.
g. 9. &eller an Catherine 2almer,
Cots No. 81 unb 80 an Der Se Gour'
ieb 9(penue 81. Mafter &pmmiiIGr
t0inb an 9tnorep Srapp. 100 9lder
Gano am &idinaflub $500.
= Gbeidsine: ssrant Salf6ia, %,
unb Minsrpa gurrell. 80. beibe BON
Ganbau. 8. 2ouis 9. Srdutmann, %.
unb Marp &. Glad. 35, beiOe BON
SamiIion, 8. WiGiam u. 6. 8as.
ner, "a, Cincinnati, unb GOttb 6.
Srons, 20, bon 2ebanpn, 8. alpApns
8. @rubbs, sd. BON Sabina, g., uno
!&ute 6. Batter, 81, pon Wartinstpn,
8. @altsr @atipn. 46. ppn iMt.
@rab, O., unb Mauo Munn, SO, DOT
Cincinnati. ssslir Batter, 81, BON Ct.
Bernard. O.. uno Cora peterion, 38.
DON Cincinnati. .. Rop &eteriun. 10,
BON Win6eitsr. SD., uno Beatrice
Susett, 20, BON bier. @eOrg 8. Wtars
tin. 81, BON Cincinnati, uuo CLARA
BRETON, II, beibe RON bier.
= Die fair gpmpanp pertlagte
CHARLES GauiepobI auf 3a6luHg bon
$112.23 fdlis auf Noien fir selieferte
Maareu.
= Beter Z. 6art ipurbe gum 9ors
numb Don Diliam :. Sart eruannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Safebaa.
RadlfIdnse Der @eltmeiitsriduits.
Serie.

Gie @eItmciiteridnftsferie bon
1914 mar Die 5ebnte 5tpiiden ben
,GHompions" Der beiben groben 81.
gas, felt bic WntionaI &ommiiiion,
6as Sbergeridjt oes proieiiionelIen
gaietaa Sports, bieie jGbrlidlan.
Gbampionsfdmpie in 1905 In Sei's
tilng genommen. Der biesjdbrise.
Siea Der goitoner .gfapes" brinstl
Die 9ln5abI Der Siese iiir iebe Der bei..
ben 9iass ailf fiini. Die Der ssatira
nal 9iga iplir6en BON ben foigenorn
stIubs gesponneu: Neiu Dort 1905;
1907 II. 1908 in Chicago; 1909
in Gittsburg imS 1914 in Bolton.
Die Der glmeriran 9isa: 1906 III
Chicago (8bitc Gods; 1910 lmo
1911 in BbilnOelpbia (sltbletirs),
1912 in Bolton (5feb Sods); 1918
in pGlaSeIpbia t9ltbIetics). =
Gie 8efanmteirnabmen Der Dies.
idbriaen Serie a Spiele) beIieien if
nuf $226.730, nopon Den Spieleru
Der beioen ain6s $i21.900,94 3ii.
fiel. gon oieier Surune erbirlten
bic ,,grapes", ais Die Sieser 60 a.ro.
1ent, - $73,i405S. ,pdbrero bic
,,slt6Iciics", aIs gerlierer, S48,70O..
36 erbieIten. Sebes Wlitslieo bes
goftoner Stubs entpfdngt $2,S13 rnn
jebes W,itglieo bes gbiIaoelpbia
0lubs 81, ,S75 iiirlpubr cine id)0ne
5umme fir piertaaise 9lrbeit.
Die ,9ie6s" 8arnit FORMERS.
ipeIfe. felt Dem SdluB Oer
Saiion bic bennfbartcn Staote mo
Staatcn nit Goitipielen beiiniliden.
lrcroen am gnoe bieier Wohe bier
suriidermortet. sic botten, ME
rerlalitct anf ibrer aeiie brillnntsn
iindnjiellen Griolg gebobt mas cen
nbgcbebten glibieten Sii aonncn,, Bel
giinitiger @itterlne peroen iie ibren
Streifsus in ndditer @ode fcrticyen.