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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
2ofal Seridt.
Sittere 8laae
gcim giirarrmeiitgr iiber ocu Strn'
fenbaBHbetricb aui Clifton Seisbts
geiitgrt.

Die Clifton 6siabts SmproDemsni
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Delegation bitters Slaue BEL giirger.
meiiter Spieael ii6er ben manselbaf.
ten StraBenbabnotenIt auf Clifton
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iGule perfe6ri,
Die Dortfiibrer Der Delegation ma.
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Luton .pieoer oem Staotratb 5lriid'
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nlInasueriabren gegen Den @crein mo
anoerc Wrunb6eiiset oil Der Renoina
9ioab, iiir Die projeftirte Bono Slll
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eingeleiiet iperocll
iollte. 9sum ipirS periuht iperoen, DIE
SirabenbabnssieIIidaf iiir sins Yer
I1agerung in Der 9iolte 81 aelptiinen,
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iueniger @rnubeigcntbum bei oenl
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Or. 9. .. araner, Der iidl lett
aerauner Belt bemiibt, Die itaottdlen
geboroen Az pcronlaiicn, Die ieiner'
scit abseid,atite 1r5tlide geboroe lur
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bari Der aenniien 3nbIen, uni Die pol
Der 9nogetfommiiiion gemadteil
Sdnsunaen nafSupriiien nno Serr
Iurr CAB 81 periieben, bab nloalidIcr.
peiie Die IiitrifteS Steueraiieiicrcn aus
poIitild)en Noiiueu ueranlaBt tniirocn.
Die sluslieierlmg bes Reiultats DC,
Steuereinid,asung silriid jubalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
am @e,uaI,rfam erlraHIt.

gbiparb Barrier alias aunbon aus
Qepport. ap., ipeI6sr am Donnsrstaa
ab.nb In G.msinidaft NIT Brcus
DsIpedio inter bsm WsreaM oss
Disbftabls BON aIsibunssttiidsu une
CeloIa8en, bic giaenthum isiues
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ipobnbaft. fein iollen, Derbaftst irnrbs.
rirantts in ieinsr 3slIe In Der Gen.
trdI QoliseifpaGs unb mubts nom
b.m itaotifhsn aranieubdus sebrcAt
irerpen. Die oeftObIsneH glrtiisl ipur.
ben in b.m g.fib bes gerbafisisn Dor.
uefuuben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
SentidJer Saa.Weicaidaft.

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CUFF @orbah unb mil Serrl Gmil
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ertelIis, bnb bic giHulhmsn binter
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ben iinb. Der 8sridt lpurbe benl
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unbebeui.nSs Routine Gd4afts Sur
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Die Te,uport Office fir bas Gin
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go. 339 gorf Gtrafe, gegeniibsr Dem
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ben.
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StraBe in Soutbgate, 81. - Wsarg
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- Gbsi6eine: Oscar MenoenbaQ.
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man 0ationaI gant nurbs uuf Der
Sonpsntion Der ab. State 9anters
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bic 2sihe zines ungsfdbr iieben Wtos
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ri6tigt tpuroen, brd6ten bic feline
fvei6lide 2eide ans llffer iifab bendhz
r;9tigten Coroner Or. Oig6p, Der cine
llntsriuduns anfte[len pirb. Die
Gei4e mar nadt unb 5eigte feline Spus
rem bon 9epalttbGtigfeit.
- 0ie aonpentiOn Der State Ulebie
cal QHOciation fanD geitern ibren abs
f9lub. Die folgenbsH geamtsn purbsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

siTe bes Silfsperts uno an ben erOrs
isrunsen bstbetlistsn lid bic 9erreII
Riftsr Mm. S.guebers. Or. SHipag'
mekr, Hi9ier Sobn Sdipdab. Colon
S1ott, Or. $. 8. Sid unb anbere.
Son ben Ssraneourtihen grallsrfI'
arbeitern nor cine 0eputation srs
id)ieusn unb iiberbrahte eins Cams
meflijte NIT $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

iuna babe suaebeu laiftn. benNertebr
auf Der Clifton Sim Houte ipieber i'm
pollen llmfapa aufsunebmeu unb 6db
er ben StroBsnbabninfpe bealf-
traseu piirbc, eins asnaue eSnIpettion
besiialih Der 3ipiidenraume porSu<
nebmen. in ipeItsn bic Waasn perteb-
ren unb ibm paHu 9sri1t su eritatten.
Bon biefem geriht pirb es abbdnsen,
mag peitsr in rsr Sadie seidsben
Toll.
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NrieHafen.

RifoIaus aeitcrmaE I'm
Sbre sfpeiten giirserpdpiers 81 sIlan'
gen, ntiiTsn gle iia nit 3tpst Ssu'
gen, tpelhs untsr Glib 6eltd'issH ions
ilen. bab fie fiiHf Sabre I'm sanos
iinb, nn1 p<m BunDesseridt begeosn
unb bort Sbre glpplitaticn unterpreh
ten, bic bann 80 5dgs llsgsn muB
sbe sic 5ur ,nDsiltisen priifuHs 3a'
aelaiien iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

'unb bon Z. g. poipeIl asIsntssn
araftpaaen an Der Union qlrtnns nnh
Reooins Roab reigrste, trna Wsper
einf aopfperIsbuna bapon, ipslds sin
il, b,r 0ahe lpobnenbsr Mrst perbane.
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Saiebaa.
5wei giisoerlagen Der y8sSs" in
%Oltoa geileru.

Gsitsrn Ttanbsn ni,bsrum stpei
SpieIe 3um austrua fir unIere
.R.bs" unb bic .8rapes" in Bottom
auf Dem prosramm, peil Los spsite
Donnsri;ao Spiels. als beioe alubs is
apsi Qdufs osiideri buttsn, mad benz
s. @angs pessn eintrsisnoer 9unteI-
belt obne gutiheibuHa snotn nlbte.
I'm Sem sriten aeiiriaen Spisle fun.
eirtsn ShIeuberer Uinslina unb sS1ns
ger 9pnjaIes dls gattsrie fir gincin.
natl qegsn RuboIpb rsfp. Gopbp fir
Npfon. gsibe gatisrisn bIiskn Bis
gum Gnbs tss spisles uuf ihreu pos
ten. gtioe Stubs matten ie Z gref.
fer uno / ;Sebler. aillifer unb Ying-
lima parsn unisrs bsiten Saliasr nit
it 2 5r.fiern. barunier Elm alp.ibnIiaer
oes 2ebtsren. Bsibe Sdlsuberer
ianbten ie 4 auftfd6Isr CUR gaut.
unb psrifsntts ginalina ben ein3igen
isreipaB aur eriten gaie I'M aampfe.
Die gpitoner aepannsn. neil iis bas
GIld batter. mehrere 9reiisr i'm 2.
rnb Z. 8nnge su fon5sntriren, Guia.
len uno Gafon iparen oi. SdIeps.
rid)ter.
Sn benz sfpeiten Spisle beStnlieH
Shlsuosrsr Dpnalab unO 5Gnasr
@onsaIss bas @sihiib fir bic .Rsbs"
eeg.n Samts reip. @otpbb fir Die
,,grapss." Die Watterten ipur6en
pdbrsuo bss Gpislss ni6i abasloit.
@iensulm madden bsibs Sfubs ie 7
3rsffer, bod baiten bic .Rsbs' 3
1sbIsr aui benz aerbbols osssn l Der
@saner. Graham mar unier better
GdI1aer NIT 2 1r.ifsrn. Die gofio.
ner aepannsH bas Spiel i'm 4. @ars
ae burh sintn TebIsr unferss 9disn-
buffers Grub. gfisbpff uno Spomblp
i.ahltn is cine 8aie. 5duptlina Ser.
soa's 2lbpeIenbeit in bsm Gpiele
idtpGdte bic Rebs.
Die ..Rsbs" treffen beute Moroer in
QbiIcbslpbid elm. no am Rudmittaa
lire lsbte Serie bon A Spielen i'm
Gtsn beainnt.
RsiuItat Der seitrisen
gpiele:
I. Gpiel.
Cincinnati - 000000000-o
Bolton 01000010*-2
2. Spiel.
Cincinnati 001O10010-3 8
Bolton 03010000 81
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glsn glort 81. 00100002*--3
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qittsburs 80. 1000oo01o-2
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sdnua6iider lluteritiisunas. sserein,

1n Ql6ipeienbsit bss prdiibenisn
!oenrb Glosdlsr fiibris Serr faOer
Sdmib Bel Der seitristn 9eriamms
lung beg obisen @srsiHs. bic in Der
Central 5urnballe iiettfanb. ber 9ort
iib, pGbrenb 6trr Wm. gjittineer als
Geirsidr funsirie. an orsi srtranits
Wiialieser puroe bic iibIite llniers
jtiisnng i'm 8straae BON $1S anssipie.
ZEN. Der S.tretar beridtete, bnB bic
4SammelliitsH fir Die Gsutife unb
Oeitersrihilb llngariite Siilfsses
fellidaft untsr ben WliiaIisbsru Sirtus
liren unb obne 3psifeI in Der ndds
Iten UerIammluns, ausaefiili. einges
reiht iperbsn piirbsn. gbenio ipurbs
auf bic MoiIsnbsriammluna nufmsrt,
fam aeniaht, bic am 4. Stiober In
Der MuTitba[s iiattfinbet uHb Der
@oriibey eriutie ale Wiislieosr, bers
islbsn heisuipobnen. Die einnabmsn
teIiefen iih auf $3.50 lnb bic auss
aakn auf S40.50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30
VALUE OF HYOMEI
IT'S THE SAFE cATARRH REM
EoY. NOTHING BETTER FOR
HEAD COLDS.

Do not endanger your health by TAX
ing strong drugs In the hope of curing
coughs, asthma, head colds or danger
GUS catarrh that frequently destroys
the hearing. Use Hyomei, simple
combination OF healing oils that you
breathe through a small inhaler. It's
curative and health-givtng medication
clears stuffed-up head like magic.
Hyomei quickly goes to all the sore
and inflamed tissues lining the nose
and throat-its antisepttc healing be-
gins at once and dull headaches, that
distressing choking. constant shifting,
and unclean discharges surely cease.
Hyonei is not only a pleasant treat
ment but very inexpensive. Be sure to
get the complete outfit that contains
inhaler and bottle OF liquid. The Crys-
tai Pharmacy sells it on the ''No-cure-
no-pay'' plan. Surely try Hyomei to-
day--you have nothing to lose on this
generous offer. eAdY.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30
MAN SUSTAINED
PAINFUL INJURY
COLORED WORKMEN, EMPLOYED
BY CONTRACTING FIRM RE-
MOVING sTANDPIPE, SUFFERS
THE BREAKING OF HIS NOSE.

Ed Reese, colored. employed as a
Iaborer by the firm given the contract
for the removal of the standpipe, SUI
fered the breaking of his nose and
other injuries OF a minor nature yes
terday. Several physicians were rushed
to attend him, as it was at first thought
that through his own fault, 1t was 3l
legged, his skull had been crushed. It
wac found that his injuries amounted
to nothing more than above described
Reese was at the winch handle, and
when he lifted one OF the heavy plates
of the great iron water tower and
failed to take the handle off the winch,
as he had been many times instructed
the accident happened He tried
to lower the heavy plate by the wi ,cIl
handle, but was not able to stop the
fall, and the handle spun around with
great speed, catching him fun on the
nose. Blood spurted in great streams,
and q telephone message was SEA- ont
for physicians. lie was later conveyed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30
CONGREGATION
HOLDS MEETING
INTERESTING SESSION OF MEM
sERs OF THE FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH HELD WEDNESDAY
NIGHT.

The congregational meeting held
Wednesday evening at the First Chris
tian church was in every way all that
was expected it should be. The prayer
meeting was conducted by Mr.. Jas. t.
Perkins, at which DR. Mitchell and Mr.
$. NJ. Phillips sang a duet. After
the prayer meeting refreshments were
served in the basement by the ladies.
The business session was called to
order by Mr.. Perkins, who stated the
object of the meeting Many matters
pertaining to the betterment of church
conditions in general were discussed.
and it was decided that a number Of
committees should be appointed upcE
whom specific duties should devolve,
said committees to be held responsible
to the church for their faithful exc
cution.
A nominating committee was APP
pointed with Mr.. s. NJ. Phillips as
chairman. who called the committee
together Immediately following ad-
journment
There was manifest a genuine Chris
tian spirit and the general sentiment
of all present seemed to be that in the
absence of a minister, each member
is under obligation to put forth 2.
greater effort. For the present, flnan-
cia1 conditions will not warrant the
congregation in employing another
minister, but with the earnest coop
GRAFTON of the committees to be ap-
pointed at the next meeting, the con-
gregation will forge ahead, and be in
splendid working order when the work
is taken up by the next minister en-
pIoyed.
Mr.. Cunningham will preach at the
morning hour on next Lords day, and
the efforts being made to perpetuate
the interest in the absence 70 a pastor
justify bespeabing for him splendid
audience.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30
new MAHOGANY
SUPPLY SOURCE
STEAMER, WHICH WILL LEAVE
HERE TODAY WILL GO TO
5LUEFIEL0s, NICARAGUA, FOR
CARGO OF THE HARDWOOD.

A new source OF supply for mahog
any logs will likely furnish cargo for
the British steamship Tottenham,
which VIII steam from port some time
this afternoon, clearing for Nicaragua.
At Rluef1eIds. in the republic named,
the Tottenham has a cargo OF ma
hogany awaiting her arrival. and while
IT IS yet undetermined whether tine
first cargo will be brought TO Pensa-
cola or go To New Orleans. the fact
remains that the Mengels have Sc
cured great privileges and concessions
from the NicarasIlan government, and
the Tottenham, 1t is asserted will be
the first steamer to load for the I'm
porters from this newest supply point.
II the Tottenham gets all the bum
ker required this afternoon, the steam
er will Immediately steam for Blue
fields. Otherwise the vessel will not
get out OF port until tomorrow some
time.
In the past, the millions Of feet Of
mahogany logs have all been coming
through the port Of Pensacola from
on the west coast Of Africa, and Be-
lie, in British Honduras. The Mica
raguan source, therefore, should be
the means of giving the importation
OF this useful manufacturing wood
quite an impetus.
1t was stated last night that the
Tottenham would load Immediately
upon arrival at BluefieIds, and would
thence steam either for New Orleans
or Pensacola, the belief being OK
pressed that this port would get what
is claimed to get the initial cargo from
the newest source of supply.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30
TRIED TO FIRE
EMPTY HOUSE
HOLE HAD BEEN BURNED IN
FLOOR OF UNoccUPIED COT.
TAcE WHEN DISCOVERED.

What had the appearance Of an UNI
successful attempt to burn house at
1900 East Gadsden street wAs very
promptly averted yesterday morning
at an early hour. but not before quite
a hole had been burned In the floor OF
the building. The department was
called and stopped all danger prompt
1y. The house was owned by C. W.
Girdlestone, and had been unoccupied
for some little time, according to the
police report. The fire was discovered
early yesterday forenoon, smoke iszu-
ing from crevices in the windows and
doors having given a clue to the
trouble.
Another call for the fire department
came from box So later in the fore
noon when the house at s12 North
Sixth avenue was found to be on fire.
Slight damage was done on the roof.
The place was owned by L. NJ. Davis,
and was occupied by A. Watson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30
END INDIGESTION
OR STOMACH PAIN
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SOUR, Classy sToMAcH5 FgE
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burn, solIrness or belchirg NJ ri
acid, or quotations Of undiFested foOl
no dizziness, blosting, foul breath .
headache.
Pape's Dtapepsin ia noted iu n
speed IN regulating upset EtoTDitai
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whole world, and besides u "a hsTmi
less.
Millions Of men and women NON q.
their favorite foods without foar-thF
know Pape's Diapepsin wifi saws hF-
from any stomach misery.
Please, for your sake. get laTI
flfty-cent case OF Pape's Diapers
from any drug store and put y@I
stomach right. Don't keep on eeia
miserable-life is too short-Tou FL
not here long, so make your sa
agreeable. Eat what you ilko ana Il
gest It; enjoy it, without dread Of y
bell1on In the stomach.
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home anyway. Should one u the t4n
fly eat something which don't aE'I
with them, or in case OF an attack N
indigestion, dyspepsia, Ras'ritis =.
stomach arrangement at daytime
during the night, IL f. handy 30 g'I
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

The most popular man In all Ger
many, with the possible exception of
General Won Hindenberg, IS Senior
Lieutenant Otto Weddingen, comman-
der of the German submarine U-3,
which sank the four British cruisers,
Cressy. Aboukir, Hogue and Hawke.
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria.
has conferred on him the Knight Cross
OF Leopold Order. The Naval League
of German women sent him and his
crew their congratulations and a gift
of $3.50 for the men, while Emil Sauer,
Berlin mine owner, has donated
81, 500 toward rewarding the crew for
its work The association known as
the Eldest of Merchants sent it's con-
gratulations to Admiral Won Tirpitz in
recognition of the gallant deed of
Weddigen and his crew.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30
Clink of Cash Will
Drown Calamity Groans.

According to the Chicago Tribune,
the boom In trade, promised ever
since the first celebration OF war in
Europe, has at last arrived. The pack
ing industry is operating to full ca
pacity to FIJI immense orders from
abroad Wagon factories are running
night and day to fill orders, automo-
bile factories report large shipments
into sections where big crops have
been raised and many have received
orders from European governments
and the concerns manufacturing blan-
kets, shoes and wearing apparel are
crowded with orders. st. Louis re-
ports complete recovery of the whole
sale dry goods market and the tex
tile and steel manufactures of Penn
sylvania are experiencing renewed ac-
tivity. There has been rapid increase
in the export trade of this country, par
ticularIy in breadstuffs, cotton, food
and oils.
Continued increase in business is
absolutely inevitable" says Judicious
mails of its kind in the country "Ad-
vertisers realize this and, OF course.
the wise ones are going to increase
their advertising
During the month of September, ac-
cording to official figures for the port
of New York, not a dollars worth Of
goods was shipped to either Germany
or Austria. These countries took, dur
ing September, 1913, about ss,o0o.00o
worth OF goods from the United
States. But the loss of this trade was
immaterial, for the increase in ship
nents to other countries more than
made up for it. The exports to Den
mark were about four times as great
as during the preceding year, and the
orders from Greece were sixteen times
as great as during September, 1913,
and Norwoy, Sweden, Holland and
Italy all increased their purchases.
Heavy orders are being received
from the countries OF South America
and the far east that have heretofore
purchased goods almost exclusively
from Germany and England Ameri-
can mills, as a matter of fact. are
now supplying the demand of tue
world American products are in de-
mand everywhere and the demand is
fully equal to the supply. Hard times?
Forget it. The United States is on
the crest Of the greatest wave of pros
perity in its history and clink of cash
will soon drown the groans OF che
calamity bowler in every section Of
the land.