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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-27
MARKET. REPORT
N Y cor

N Y COT :. :. =.
New York, Aug. 2B.-With no ma
tertal progress expected in the dircc-
tion Of reapening the cotton exchange
until Sftersthe arrival here of the
Liverpool delegation at the end of the
week. local brokars were chiefly In
tereste4 to-day hht discussing the pos
sibility or an effective Southern heid-
Ing movement uEder such, conditions
ns suggested by the Washington con-
ference.
nominal. -. - -
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npn,f rIka Raah1s.

Ebndoh. Aug. e6. 50 b. The
rsaiiy ss@A p1btlehks aispstSA srorss
its Ahtwery cSfFespond sasihS It
= reserted there that tae american
= ..A.nsAter !. = ID Ileleinsa. Brand shitiook.
rsH, yCnpS Sln SFyrEEvlic VEV1SI1I1 90 JirC
GerEaaD oGerHsaellt against the Sheril
.tie OF bonnie Into kntEerp frSSi a
Ssenselin airship,
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Sophie Clutts secures a position at
the Snakeville hotel as waitress The
men forget their food for Sophe's
soothing talk and winning manner un-
I'll she flnally puts the hotel on the
blink, In "Snakeville's New Waitress. I"
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Flirting with death seems to have
become popular diversion wiz Ev-
clyn Sclbie. She has been lost in the
mountains on horseback alone, rescued
from wfirling pool that no one dared
TO enter but she and she has been the
only passenger to occupy seat on top
OF an old stagecoach when 1t took a
Wild ride through boulder fioored riv-
ers In n production called ''The Crazy
Prospector," some months ago.
NJ. c. Won BetZ. while working in the
last scene Of Seven Sealed Orders"
fell on the stairway and broke his
leg. He will be in the hospital for
several weeks.
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cor SEED OIL

COT Seed on, ssf-g --s1t..st., :
80 - = i- ..-... ....... -.
New York, Aug. 2s.-Cotton seed oil
was again higher. August selling up
40 points on beiated short coverings.
while other positions advanced 7: 10
-ls points on continued GOOD absoru-
ton by by the CONSUMING interests
and inability to secure crude. Final
prices were 25 points higher for An
gust and to Is points up ON the ball
ance list. Sales 1900 barrels,
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DRY GOODS

-, So''o -.
New York, Aug. 2e.-The demand
for bleached and brown cottons show
ea signs OF revivipg today. Sheets
were In steady demand. Heavy cot-
tons for the bag trade were sold mod
erately for future, delivery. Dorsted
yarns were quiet, but firm. Fair
quantities of buriaps changed hands
Tor prompt shipment.
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MARY FULLER.

Now that Mary Fuller has completed
her Dolly Of the Daiiies" series she is
taking much deserved rest. but ex.
poets to star In another series of fen.
ture piuys from the pen OF Acton Da.
vies In the fall.
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e"TORowLERs OF THE WILD" is
Z stirring three reel relaase In

a stirring three reel release In
which the capture cf jungle
beasts In Africa forms the background
Tor o great photo play plot.
Edward Jose. who took the part of
Judge Harding In "The Stain" and the
lieutenant I'm .rhe Corsair." Ia taking
one OF the principal parts in new pic
tlre directed by Frank Powell.
Great-Grandfather Huxley. an old
soldier, Is neglected by his grandson
and his wife. He feels he Is in the
WaJ aud seriously contempiates sui.
eide. One, night when the grandson's
wife is giving party. the house
catches fire. and the old man rescues
their two children from the burning
building. Th. grandson and his wife
realize just bow much the old man is
20 them. and they do all In their power
70 make his last days happy. "At the
Foot or the ELL"
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beasts In Africa forms tho background
Tor Q great photo play plot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
CAPE GIRARDEAU COUPLE
TRY TO KEEP THEIR
MARRIAGE SECRET

Walter Meystedt anil Miss Beulah
Shuck of Cape Girardeau. slipped
away from their many friends who
had 5een expecting 20 receive inyi-
tations 10 their wedding shortly.
and were married i'm Cairo week
ago last Thursday by the Rev. A.
NJ. Eells. OF the Presbyterian
church.
The Cape Gira"Grau paper says
Early in the morning they hurried
to thu le,e" and caught a gasoline
boat for Thebes. and then tame 10
Cairo. After their marriage they
visited about the ,ity Tor several
hours and then returned.
Mrs. Meystedt wanted to keep
the marriage a secret until hcr
ia,hc- ard mother returned from a
vacation trip. bat one OF her most
intimate friends To whom she told
tde news. lust couldn't keep it a
secret. Mrs. Mcystedt is the daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Shu,k
Mr.. Mystedt is the son of Henry
Meystedt. meat packer
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
CAPT. L|PP|TT
LAID TO REST
IN BEECH GROVE
Services Were Held at Church OF
the Redeemer-Grave Covered
With flowers.

The funeral Of Capt. William n.
Lippitt took place yesterday after.
noon. The body was escorted from
the residence l0o1 Walnut street
to the church by the Knights
Templar and other members OF the
Masonic order.
Friends filled the beautiful
Church Of the Rcdeemer where the
impressive services were held con-
ductd by Rev. r. ]. Batty. The
choir rendered beautiful mus c.
After the services a train OF in
terurban coaches took the funeral
party to Beech Grove cemetery
whore interment was made. Ser.
vices at the gave were conducted
by the Masonic order.
The great number OF beaut rul
floral tributes attested TO the love
and high esteem in which Capt
IIppitt was held by his many
friends.
The pallbearors were members OF
the Masonic lodge II. II. HALT
day, c. c. Terrell, H. y. Henckell
Rufus T. Fiack, s. G. Richardson,
W. T. Gibson. Alexander Wilson and
DR.. Henry Davis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04

The Conden Opera company of 10
people direct from two months en-
gagement in 81. Louis was al the
New Owego No. last night.
Takes Position Here.
Walter Holdermaon of Anna, has
been transferred from there to the
office of the Central Illinois Public
Service company in Mounds.
May Retire From Business.
Sam Blum has been conducting a
big sale at his general store on Front
street. II is said he will positively
retire from business when the sale
is over.
Mad Dog Scare Over.
The mad dog scare IS about over
in this city and most of the dogs
have hal Their muZlles taken of.
No Celebration.
There will he no sIer al celrbra-
ton in Mounds on the Fourth of
July. Many of the people will 90 to
Anna to celebrate.
Rev. RunallS' Funera'.
Rev. j. p. Galv returned
Thursday frlm two weeks yaCa-
ton to his former home in Fair
field. m. He returned to conduct
the funeral of the late Rev. John
II. Runals who was la 10 rest
while surrounded b. a multitude CT
friends and amid pcofrsion OF
beautiful floral emblems. The ser
vices were very impressive and will
be long remem5erd by his many
relatives and friends. Interment al
cemetery.
Personals.
A b. Robertson OF vita Ridge.
was a bu mess visitor WeIres 'ay,
John wilkinson Of Pulaski, wa
in Mounds on business Thursday
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
Swimming Party.

A number OF young people chap
eroned by Mr., and Mrs. Warner Ar
thur enjoyed a swimming party on
the Kentucky shore last evening.
After a swim there was sump-
tuous picnic supper served.
Among those in attendance were
Misses Dorothy and Beulah Davis
of Tamms, Louise Berry of Green
VILE, Miss, Misses Hermine and
Florence Cohn Alice Wood, Mar
garet Blatteau. Pauline Feutz, Flo
ence Barry, Gladys Baird, Gladys
Shea and Lynette Greaney. Messrs.
Lindsay Ireland, Victus Brown,
Paul Clendenen, c. 0. Foster, Jr,
Charles Nugent, Frank Miller, Clif-
ford Vincent, Barclay Naugle, Ed
ward Pink, Nick Hacker, Frank
Schoembs and Macon Mo ris.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
ROGER SULLIVAN
COMPLETES FIRST
HALF OF CANVASS
Candidate for Democratic Senator.a.
Nomination Elated With
Prospects.

After trip OF seven weeks
through Southern Illinois, Roge
Sullivan has returned to Chicago
having completed half of his can-
yass for the Democratic nomination
for United states senator. Mr.. Sulli-
van spent the past week in resting
for his long tip through As eoun-
ties which starts Monday with a
tour OF Champaign. the nineteenth
congress-. onal district
The trip last week. through San
canon, Christian Logan, Cass AMI
Menard counties, because Of wealth
er conditions, was the hardest We
made by Mr. sullivan. ugon his re
turn he said
I'VE had very good week. one
of the best We have yet had. We
found LARGER crowds. bette intnres
and more enthusiasm all through
than was expected
The strength of Sullisan's folio y
ing was shown at Taylory H. Erne t
Hoover. the state central commit
teeman for the district, gave n
luncheon for the candidate. and al
the table with Mr.. Sullivan were
the heads Of all five OF the banks
OF the town. all Democrats and en-
thusiastic supporters of his candi-
dacy.
Throughout Sangamon county,
the Sullivan party was aocompan ei
by two automobile leads OF the sub
stantial men of Springfield, inc'ud'
ing John McCreery. b. F. SexaueT
A. w. Klaholt. and states Atto"ne
Edmund Burke.
In Logan county" said Mr.. Sui.
livan, I'VE found sCntime nt TO
Congressman Lawrence b. Strineer
explained by the fact that Logan
county is his home, but we received
much more cordial invita- or
there than we had expected to r.
ceive."
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
Meeting Tuesday.

The United Commercial Travellers
OF the local council have appSinte |
a committee OF ladies 10 orgali e an
auxiliary. On this commit ee the
follow ng were appointed. Mesdamt $
Eugene Meecham. chairman, A. W.
Weldon, r. ]. Greaney r. A, Car
kun and William OBrian.
The members of this counc !
realize that by this auxiliary they
will be ably ass sted by the ladies,
TO create interest in the work. There
will be a meeting held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Meecham. June Z,
when the committee will meet, also
and other ladies interested are re-
quested TO be in attendance. At this
meeting there will be an ele ton
of officers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
NO PROSECUTION
OF SOCIALISTS
FORLESE NAJ[STF
Action of German Socialists ii
Refusing to Cheer Emperor
Still Discussed

Perrin. July Bit ii several
weeks since the Reichstag was clos,
ed, but the action of the Socialists
in remaining seated while the us
ral cheers for the Emperor were
given is still the subject Of pres
comment. There is ordinarily littl'
sympathy lost between the non-So-
cialst organs of the Left and those
of the Right, but they have showr
great unanimity in attacking the
Socialists demonstration as hreaCs
Of good manners.
The North German Gazette, un-
doubtedly speaking for the govern.
ment, declares that the next Reichs-
tag must take measures to preveat a
repetition o. such public insults tc
the Emperor
In the Prussian Diet, the Con
sorvatives interpellated on the mat
ter, desiring to know whether tho
prosecuting attorneys Office had
been asked 10 proceed against the
Socialists for lese majestic. or
whether it intended TO take such
action. Replying, the minister Of
justice, while he severely critizcd
the action Of The Socialists, declared
that he doubted greatly whether it
would be possible to get convictions
since 1t would probably be held that
tho giving Of the customary cheers
| fer The Emperor constituted part
7 If the Reichstag PROCEEDINGS, The
| imperial constitution provides that
| deputies NAV not he brou2nt to ac-
| cunt for their actions or uttcrance
in the Reiohetag. An acunittal,
aid the minister. woItd place thu
'oCialists In the light OF sictCrs.
| md conviction would mako th m
| lppearmagtyrs In -ither case the
'csult could not benefit the state
and it had been, therefore, dec dei
to take no notice Of it,
In 1904 the cider LiohneCht re
used to rise when cheers were
| proposed for the Emperor in the
| Reichstag. The authorities prepared
complaint against him and asEc.
lthc Rnichstag 10 consent to hi
lprosccution, Consent was refuse,
.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Al personal taxes must be naiC
on or before July eth, to save cost
OF collection which is added after
that date. collections will be start.
ed July \.
ALEXANDER S. FRASER,
Sheriff and Collector.
ADV. 7-1-7t
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
Entertained at Cards.

Miss Mildred Ent delightfully."- en-
tertained at cards yesterday after
noon at the home of her sister Mrs.
Leslie Roche. in honor of Miss Con-
stance Hopkins of St Louis.
At 800" the high score prize
was won by Miss julia Strong and
the cut prize was awarded Miss
Helen Blauvelt After the games
delicious refreshments were Servei
at the card tables.
The guests were Misses Cons anCe
Hopkins OF 81. Louis. Mar on Wood
ward. Miriam Clendenen, Lillian
Halliday, Mae Graves. Mable lra-
land. Julia Strong. Helen Blauve't
and Margie Thomas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
PERSONAL.

Miss Jennie Stock is the guest of
relatives at East st. Louis.
Roy Gadtos and James Mason
will spend the Fourth at Anna.
Eudo,ph schwartze will leave
Monday for st. F'aIcisville, ID
pr. and Mrs. l. w. Fodr, OF Flat
Rock, III, were cairo visitors yes
terday.
Elder ]. W. Megan, Of Alto Pass,
was q business visitor in Cairo yes
terday.
Frank L. Schoemhs will spcn'
the week end with friends at Pa
ducah.
Mrs. p. A. Doud and son Conner
arc visiting relatives at st. Francis
vile. Ill.
J. L. Benson and daughter, Doris
left yesterday for visit at Camp
bell, Mo.
Bernard ptt hi cid lntt last Hi'"
for visit al Chicago ana points I
Michigan.
Mayor ard Mrs. Lee Z. Davis an
family, Of Tamms, were in Car
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
Gets 81 Bushels to Acre,

ID. w. Prindle threshed 1850
bushels of wheat from los acres
near Shiloh In Pulaski county this
week. The general average was
about 81 bushels to the acre.
To Build on New Addition.
Jchn Kelly Is the next man Ia
let a contract for a new home in
the Scrugss & Chapman addition.
Opera Company Plays Mounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04

the courts. in ali cases thus far car
ried to the courts that the associa-
lions are part of the party propa-
ganda for winning recruits amomng
the young
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
Rsty on Electricity,

4 lithosraphing concern uses an
electric dough mixer for mixing Ink,
And a banking house uses an electric
natiron to press out water soaked
money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
THE WEATHER
Report for The Bulletin by
the United States Weather
Bureau Service.
WEATHER.

Illinois: Partly cloudy. probably
local thundershowers Saturday.
sunday lair.
Kentucky: Local thundershowers
saturday and Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
OZARK DANCE
FOURTH OF JULY
Crea, Springs, III.

Special Music by the Celebrated
Christopher Dance Orchestra. 81
per couple. .
Tennis tournament in the afternoon
by teams from Mt. Vernon, Christo-
pher and Benton, Ill.
Swimming and Boating Races in
the lake.
Special Rates over Sunday.
7 ,
]. B. WOOD Manager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04

Miss Torothy Crumb. Of the Co
lonial, is visiting relatives At Ne
Comb. Miss.
Fred ReiSs. OF JonesborC. visited
Kloycc Pennock. OF 232 sixteenth
street. YESTERDAY.
iii. and Mrs. X. \. Spann hav-
gone TO Carlyle and Creenyille. III,
where thy will visit.
Mrs. Arthur BARTER left this
morning for few DAYS visit with
friends in On Qaoin. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Parish, of ST
Louis. are the guests OF Mrs. Leo
Crutc hfeld. of Seventh street
Misses Dorothy and Beulah Davis
nf Tamms, are the guests of Misses
Florence aud Hern,ine Cohn.
street. has departed for an extend
ID visit at Los Angeles. Cal.
ar anu MS '""'' =" '"'
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ma
NJ. = = nov l'"h it' '''''u''
ny tue serious i''Ie'S " M
l'ther'
'aii''s' N'"s-'' VI WHY I'm
Str"e'' le't 'as' "ish' 'o' '''''
o. Lou D !
MISS Men n'Sei'i's' - ""' p"'
MISS Juiia 'hte' 81 III twenty
KIN street.
or faui Ntlseh"crs' ot hIooh
ehts' Mr. ana MrS' H. "elseh'ets'
oi Ah'eFl'u' H.
MIS-. e. IT. ohHh's Oh nv
! III = r. W'.o mas cen tn2 G'".
MI. t9rlleh 10 wv
lloyd +. CoS' cashler oil 'he h'h"
oil iheoes' ana brown theT-
chant OF lheees' we're 'rahsic'lhS
/
MIS- CeclIid NaldcA Oh Jcl'el son
avenue VIII 'eaVe TUESDAY lnr MI
atmi' l'I'' where she VIII visit At'
daughter, Mrs. Floyd feiiamy'
fiazf'' CT fadueah' 'ho MES '-''A'
oo'h f1are'soa' are th' s"'N'S y
lFieius ana le'a'Nts a' Mo""u ~'ei'
MIS-. u IT, HoIley ana daughter
MISS 'ea' Vi behFer' So'. WI" ha'e
MO, are the guests OF the tofmtf
daGgEt'r' MIS- warner Ar'""r'
Eugene kiggle and sister Miss
Grace, oil Unity, left for Miller CIT I
ior a tew days Friday morning al
ter spending several days visilin
tho family OF Rev j. II. Pennock
will spend the week end with hi
son. !. u. nil. Of this cjty Ha vii
be a guest at the Picnic given TO
day by the Metropolitan Insurance
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
Theatre Party.

Miss Pearl Sander of Eighth
street. will entertain Nth n atre
patty this evening, IN honbr e
Miss Mary BerkowitZ Of 81. Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
MOUNDS

A fine rain fell at Mounds and
throughout the county Thursday
afternoon which was great rellef
to the growing crops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04

Mrs, A. w. Comings, who has
heen visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Barter, of Uolbrook
avenue, returned home this morning
to st. Louis, after a two weeks visit.
She was accompanied by Ii tie Miss
Tiny Watkins, who will visit her
for several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
Local Forecast.

Cairo and vicinity; Saturday fair
and warmer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04
Local Data.
Sunrise and Sunset.

sun will rise today ........ 4:42
sun will set today ......... 7:21
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04

MIR. and Mrs. j. S. Aistaorpe, Mra
H. c. Aisthorpe and children, Mrs
T. n Windrum ana little daughter
L. T. AistlorDe and son Craig, hay,
gone to Green Lake, Wis. to spanf
the sumner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04

a. 3, I'M, of Sikcston No
will spend the week end with hi
son, ]. u. nill, of this city. lie vii
be a guest at the Picnic given TO
day by the Metropolitan Insuranc,
company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04

Mayor ard Mrs. Lee Z. Davis ard
family. Of Tamms, were in Cairo
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-04

Eugene Riggle and sister Miss
Grace, Of Unity. left for Miller Cit
for a few days Friday morning. al
ter spending several days visitin.
tho family of Rov. J. II. Fennock
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Hsuiepelt i'm braiiliamiiden llr,
tpalS.

Gin ieltiamer 3ufal bot es sefagt
bdb slei&5sitis nit Der MelounQ oou
Dem 9srluit 3rpsisr bslabsner goote
Der bic Expedition RooIepelts am
ama5onsnitrom 6etroffsn bat, audi
Die sriten ausfii6rliben 9eri6ts eins
trsiien, bi. Der GrpeOitipnsleiter fir
Zen aOdiID 5elegrap5" absefabt bat.
Den pldn eiHe gntbedunsgreiIe i'm
Snnern bon Siibumsrita aussufiibren,
bat Rociepelt i6on gefnBt, ais er nod
prdiioent mar. Gin,r ieinsr sSreunoe,
Der patsr 3abm. bat ibn baSu an9es
rest. Die Qfusfibruug mubte pe9en
Der afritanii6en Rsiie 5uriidIt.6.n,
als Roof.psIt oarn obsr in Siibcmss
rita eine @ortragsrsiIe ausfibrte,
lisb er ibr glei9 Die SprI6unqsreiIe
folsen. Inter fsinsn 9esIeitern 1T Der
sriuGbnte Batter CABIN. Der Sobn eli
nes glidiIsrs, ferner RouiepsIts Sobn
asrmit unb bic tsibsn 3oolpeen nil
Ter unb Gberrp BON naturpiiIenI6dftz
ltden Wluisum in gIslp gprt. Rad
ben porlGufisen gsribten Rooispelts
bat er ben urfpriinglih ssfabten plan
burasefiibrt, 5undfit ben qarasunp
aufpGrts gu fabreH, Iopeit sr itiffs
bar 1T, uno iif) bon od einsn @sg ins
Snners bes glnu5onenbedens gu bdbs
nen. Die ausriiitung, bic nun bsrlos
rsn eesangen lit, muB mad RouiepeIts
SdiIosrungen gang oorsiisli9 sepss
fen iein: es tparen 0ortebrungsn gegen
ole m0sli6en 3ufdIls setrpffen; Rous
iepsIt erpIbnt beionOers Die biden
5anbihube, obne bic ipesen Der tie.
tenben Snieiten bic Gorfdunssrsii,
fait unmDsIih pdrs.
SaHs Der llHisritiisuns Sura bic
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3ragi-a apmboie.
Sm Sofbrdl fam es seitern siuiiden
osutidsn SBeaterlsutcn 81 idla.
geHoeu Nrsnmenten.

Sm 6ofbrdu an Der 8ine StraBe
fam es gsitern Radmittda 5u einem
bebauerIi4en 2luftritt. 3niI6en Serrn
Stto grnft S6miO bonn jeBigen alien
teutiGen 96eatsr uno 0errn @uItap
Ulhbler bon oem gu sriinbenben neueu
Seutihen 5bsater fam es an einem
3nIammeniioB uuo leiber aud gu
f6Iaaenben Qrsumsntea. Serr Miibz
Ter betrat bas 2ofal unb er lieb ii6
erit mad lansem 3Ssern uno pielsn
Ginldonngen an benz Siih nisber, an
tueldem 5err S9mib nit oen Serren
WOrtmann. Roggs, MiIbetmD, gIes
meusgnuer unb pisasidlt nod anbsren
bereits iab. S0err S6mib itanb auf.
Is fielen aber 9emertunsen nuo bann
tam es 81 S6ldgen. 6err Bauer
lpoate Srisbsn itiftsn nnb ioa babel,
ipie es- ia ben SSrieOenssnseln INNER
ersebt. Die meiIte 5aue srbalten baben.
Wer anasfansen bat, bariiber turiirs
ten ipdter 10 pisle Deriiouen als
GGite In bem 2otal anpeienb iparen.
9lm Gnbe ic5afft Elm seri9tlihes
Rq6ipisl &larbeit ii6er ben bebau.rs
liGen 8prfal.
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2lmsIanbiihe Sfadbrtd,ten

Cine &rotobiGsiago in
Ingurn. Stsinamauser lit eiue
ungarii6e &lsinitaot, Die bi5ber feline
beipnpsre RoQe in Der 8eid,i9te gu
ipielen permp6ts. sic lpirb oon frieoz
lidben uno arbeitiamen 2ellt.n' be-
ipobnt bic ibr 2sben in Rltbs unb Gin
t0nigtsit friiten. aiir3Iidb erlebte aber
Stsiuamaugsf cine nod ME oagelpe=
ieus Seniatipn. Sn Dem 5Iuiie pc
rint, an bem bic Staot liest = 1T elm
Srotobil entbett ioproen. Cine arme
MiI9frau ia1 sg zines id1Dnsn Mor=
gems, als Iie nit ibrem Barren iiber
bic Bride fu6r, Sic lief gerabenpegs
auf 0ie Yoli5ei lrub meIOete, oaB re
cinsn 9radsn sntpett babe Quf ber
goIi5ei ladte man Suerit iiber Die
2lneit Der guten 5r9li. aber bann
prrpe bod cine 9atrpuille nld Dem
6lub ertfdnbt. Die Yatrpuille tebrie
3uriid unb melbete et,tiebt, bab Die
Mil6fran bic 8abrbeit seiproden
Eat, uno oab bic Stabt Steinamanser
tha.iG1Iidb Bon einsm 9rahsn beims
sriuft porSsn 1T. Die ppIisei nabrl
jet bic Sadie ernit uno mabte iiA
an bic Qrbeit. poli5siprGibent, Seuet.
psbr. Wilitdr uuo preHe ipurbeu Be-
ra6rtdtist uno alsbalb eri9ienen
Gle 6unttionGre duf Der Bride. 5eus
erip.brmdnnsr IpsrrtsIf Ole STEELE ab,
an Der ous fiir9tbure Sbier, bas Don
einem Qr5t als 9rotooil srtannt ipurs
be. in oem S9lamm lag; Der 8eribt=
eritatter oes 9reisblattes erftien nit
ensm Roti5bu6 bsipaffnst unb ba6tc
an Die Stnidtion, NIT Der er beute Die
seiammte DsItprefe iiberrai9sn pers
be; Elm aiuOopsratsur tur6elts, ipab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
in GbanRnn
0irS cine fatboliide STRIDE NIT ei'
nem auitenanfipanbe pDu
100000 critebcn.

Sn epanIton ipir6 in abieb6arel
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aoilcuailfinanoe bon 100000 errifp
tet rperoen. Die porlGlliieen gau'
pldne ipiiroen III Der geitern in BEN
Yinrrbnuie Der ct. Yeters 2atbe'
orale utlter Dem goriis bon @r5bi'
if,of WceIler itattgebobten Sisnng
bes gaifomnittees Der gr5oio1eie
gutgebeieen, nber ebe Der 9au that.
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miiiien Die oeiinitipen 9aupldne por.
gele9t nnO ianftionirt peroen.
gluBeroem fpuroen in DER Sisung,
Deider 8ep. @!lliam Stou bon Der
Ct. Soiepbs Stride, Reu. 5. Mt.
Selonann BON Der Sl. Sers Seiu
&irde, Rep. Souis s. 9tau pon ber
ct. 9litsliitiniis STRIDE un6 Rep. 8il.
lianr 6. Gonmap Don Der Iariae
Sinlmeliahrt Stride aui Ialnut
Sias bciipobnten, nod cine 9lnjabl
peiterer gaupIdne siitsebciBen.
9icu. Charles ". Giener. Der sief.
tor Der Ct. Clara @emeinoe in Col.
lege Sill, ipuroe ermdd)tiat. ein Ge;
bdii6e 5ll errid)telt, 6ns $35, 900 TO.
lien iluo ioiuobl Die STRIDE, ipie altt
Die S6uIc Der @eneinOe ent9alten
lpir0.
5erricr ipurSe auh Der @auplan
iiir ein Yiarrbnus Der BON 9lep. s..
o. 2inlbef beoieuten ct. SobannrS
SsneinSe in 9eer Yart glttgebeiben,
Oas $1,000 folten ioa.
Gie iibrigen Nenebmistem Ban.
plane tUaren: 9lnbau sur Shule Der
BON Rep. sSobn Sailer bebienten 0e.
neinbe in Ct. @larD's, Ohio, Der
$4,000 foiten ioa uub fiir cine Sir.
lie in ct. 4atrif's, g., nit einem
aojtenailitpano bon $1,000.