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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

@liniiters 6es slusDartigen Die Bege
tltr Die GrneunlrHg eines nelten Mini.
tiers geebnet Deroen tonnteu, Der
Damn eine Feri0nIibfeit iein ruiiroe,
Die unter Den @eiesen Wterifo5 Der
gtahfoIger &uertas in ErdIioenten.
amt meroen f6nne. Die 8ertreter Die.
ier 9Iuiiht 9lauben, 0aB GarraBa,
Der it'd itan6bait gepeigert bate, ir.
aenoUelhe llnterbauolltngen nit
9uerta un5utHiipfen, Dem ytahiolger
6uertaS gegeniIber teiuen 10 ibrohen
StmoplIHtt eiHnebmen piiroe.
@ennidon Don Seuten. Die am
Sonntas bier aus Der Saupftaot ein-
traien, Die Geriiherlmg gegeben
pur0e, 0aB in Der Staot Wterifo our
3eit &rbe bcrrid]t, 10 bradtan Die
gleiheu Selite Die almOe nit, oaB Die
gepobner Der Saliptiia0t MIN enoIi6
oahinter fomnlcn, onf5 Suerta lie bis
her 6lirf ialihe Siegesnafridten Der
,S0oeraIiiteu grobIih get1ridbt bat,
mas natiirIih oa3I beitrdgt, Die Or.
bltterlng gegen Suerta 5u ifiiren.
gluFeroem lit ulHmebr aud 5ur
aenntniB Der gemobHer Der &aupt.
itn0t Die Sbatiahe selanat, oaB Die
9tmerifnner gern Gru5 IN abioIlt
irieolider @eiie beiest boben itno lie
iiua iniolgeOeiien pom Scr 4nlidt abs
gefommeu, caB bic glmerifaner beab-
iid)tigen, iid 0es &anoes 5ll beruadti.
gen.
6liifltIinge. Die aug DER Sauptitaot
bier eintreiieu, behalIpten, o1b Die
9epobner BORT groBere sSiirdt Dor
Der Groberlm1 Ser Staot ourh GiIla,
ais Dor Dem Ginriideu Der Der. Staa.
ten Srllppen hubeu.
9 S6mdbItde gebanbfung
puroe ben u merit ia Hern
in Mar3aniIlo su
2 bell.
10 Dafbington, .. g., 8. Rai.
=. StabosH, Der ameritaniIde Sonz
jul in ManSaniaO, Der am Sonntaa
an goro bss Oeutiaen Dampfers
.Wlarie" nit 259 6IudtIingen in San
Diego. GAL, eintraf, beri6tete an bds
Staatsoepafttment iiber bic Ibmdb=
Iidls Yebanolung, pelchs ben Q(merts
taneru in Wan3aniLlO Su She'll ae.
iuoroen. 2tm Gage Der 46fabrt. na6s
Dem ben 4meritdHeru 48 Stunoen
3eit gum gerIaiien Der Gtaot geges
ben poroen. purosH Die ameritanis
ihen Tabnen oom &onIulat burd5 Die
beruntergeriIlen unb nit
5iibsn setrsteR. Mud Der norpeaiide
aoniul in MaujaniIlo, slbOIpb Steff
bate, um isin 2ebeu gu retten, iih
sbeufdns an gOro oes 9ampiers
!. .Warie" fliiaisn miiHen. gtur oem
Giutretsn bes beuti6en
uno oes britiidsn aoniuls baben,
Ipie &pniuI Stubosu neriifert, bic
2lmeritaner i'm GoIimd Siitriti es su
oGB iie nt1t nieoergsz
mebet puroen. Qte6rere 2(meritaner,
bic aug Dem 5nnsrn nu9 MonsaniQo
lamsn, fpurOen DON ben bortieen gss
bDrben ge3pungeu, tduIenb peIos pro
perion ais cine g(rt 26Ieaelo su be-
,a1len. Seit oem %. 2lpril, benz
Gage, an fpelGem sr Die Weiilna err
bielt, bic Staot binnen 4S Stunoen
III psrlafen. ipur ss aoniul Staboen
ritt a.itattst, 0ep.iteH a65uIenbsn.
sm @uabalaiara 9iiiritt beFinoen
ii6, nah Der 8sriiaeruns bes &ons
iuls Stabben, fiinf5is glmeritaner,
bic iiA nidt in Siderbsit brinaen
Ionnten unb ibnen pirb ss unftreitis
lns 2sben aehen, Io6alo Elm ameritas
iiides 9riegsittii in ben Sofen bon
WansanilIo einfGbrt.
gluber ben amsrttdniis1en SIiibts
inasn befanb,n iih an gorb nss
campfsrs .Rari." AUDI 800 Gbiusisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
nmgebradt iDOr6en.

Titanii6e SruppeH IN
bsr BE pOngera
9ru3.
Wa bin9tOn, .. g., 8. Wai-
Rad giRlauf DON 9speihen BON gris
saoegeneral 5lniioH iibsr bic Gage in
8era Gru3 bislten arisssietretdr Gar.
rilon unb Generdlmajpr Wotberipool
cine lGngere GOnfsrsn3 ab. Sn isinen
9epeidsH srIudte General 5uHiton
angsbli6 I'm fpsitere 8erbaltungsmaRs
rsgsIn, nu4oem sr benz &riessospars
temsnt in 0spei6eH. bic gu friiber
Stunbe ON Sonntag sintrafsH be-
ri6tet bate. baB bic ameritanii6sI
gorpoiteH bel 8era Gru3 iebr idarT
Don msritaaiifsn 9ruppen beobu6tst
ipiiroen uno oab ssbntauIenb Waun
meritaHiidsr 5ruppen ii4 in Der I'M
mittelbdren Na4barI4aft Don ger1
Grl5 befdnben.
ariegsietretdr Garriion gab b.siigs
lid Oieisr 9epsI6sn unb Der &Onfe.
renS bic folsenbe Grtldrung a6:
sd babe cine 0epeIte DON @eneru.
5unitoH erbaltsn, in psl6sr sr mir
iiber Den 8orfau bel Der pumpenitas
tioH AM Samitag beri4tst. S.iner
WtittheiIung na6 purbe oas meritns
nii6e 8etafement, bds unIsre Srups
pen bebrobte. BON WajOr 3apata 0orI
9erietorps befebligt. 9eneral 5urs
iion bsmsrtt in ieinsn 0ep.itsn, bab
ltbr penige 3uperldfige Na9ri6teu
gu erbdltsn iiRb, oa jsst gar tsine
Tlii9tlinge msbr nad 9erd Gu3 toms
men. gBis ss beibt, ioa iit General
Wads nit ettpa 1000 Wann bel 60.
Ieoao befiuoen uHo auberbem psrbsn
uniere 9prpoiten bon elmer ausen.
i4eiHIi6 nidt isbr groBsn sruppsrs
5cbl beobadtet. General Juniton
tbeilt isrner nit, Oab lnut ibm suges
Snformatton iid 5OO0Wanr
meritdniihsr 5ruppsn BEL sSapala uno
1900 Wtann in Ralmd bsfinben, no
lie Shan3erGben aufperfen. Gr be-
ri6tet fern.r. bag allerbano Gsriidte
tnriiren. bic ieoo9 feinen @!aubsn
uerbisneH. Nus benz Horben iamen
nm SOnntd5 cine 9tn5dbl GjemiiIs-
pGrtnsr in ole Stabt unb in 0era
gru5 1T glaes ru6ig. Gin meritani.
ider Sffi3isr, Der iid in GiOiltlsiOern
In Die Staot 0era GruS gspast bate.
Ipuroe prompt aufssfOrOtrt, bic Start
5u per!ahen."
Suerta angebIi6 ANTS.
mii0e.
@era Grus, 3. Mai. Sumner
pieoer taudDt oas @eriidlt uli, SoB
8eueral !6uerta i'm gegriif itcbe, iqin
Amt ais prouncriid)er 9Srdiioent BON
Rcrifo niecer8ulegen, iaIls Inn iite
res Geleit bis ill elmer SaienitaSt unO
Sinidiiiung ouf eiuem iremoldnoi.
Ihen arieasitiii NlgeItanoen uiiroe.
nSn gelpiiien bieiigen 9reiieu wiro
bebaliptet. DAB Sperta bereits por
l9odeniriit nb5iionnfen bea6ii6tigte,
ieSoh Surd 3iuiitiafeiten inter Den
DNtglie6ern ;eines aabinets oil Ser
llusfiibrung Sieies @orba6ens perGin.
bert ipiroe.
Die 9botiadc, oaB Sole 2ope3
RortillO y Roias ais Wtiniiter oes
'lilsipartiaen nisgeifieoen lit, ioluie |
Die Geriidlte, Sab in Der SauptItaot
pierifo ii6 cine INNER 5unebmenoe
Siimmlns 9egen oas
ouerta Reaime brmertbar rnad,t, |
miro bier oobin ausgeleot, oab cine
seranberlrng Der Situntion in ser
oanptitaot in naern1diier Belt sn or. |
uarten itebt.
@icIia6 neiat man iid) bier Der sln.
ids su. bob s,ird Die Reiisnaticu oes !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
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2lmge6ung pom 2}era @n15.
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3n oie(em Slime 6eri6fet &eaeraf S9funfon
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
0iener StuutsdntpdIttpn'
fis3trt Steeos Bud
n5be 6ubsburg
g1 o ndrc,h n"
Il on d p"

8ieu. 8. Rai. - Der Staatss
anpalt bat ols BUD oes Sorrefpouz
benteu Der .QOuOpn Simss", Steee,
She Sabsburg Utonar6D", DelAes
nun bereits ieit ie6s UlonUten in ben
9u66anblungsu gum gertulli anges
boten puroe, ionfis5iren IdFen.
Die 9ldtter tobeln oieIes @srse9en
auf oas Guti6ieoeuitc luo ertIdrer,
taB oamit MIR RetIome fir Elm obnee
bin i6Is6tes Bud gematt meroe.
SttlIer Mattag in 9erlin.
8erltn, 3. Mai. - Die oiesjahs
riae WlatFcier bat einen Sismli9 mats
ten @erIalf genommen. Sn Der Stobt
berrihte bic grDbte Ru6e. Die Irbeit
mar beinube iiberaIl i'm Snuae uHb
ipeniae Qlrbeiier ieierten. 1ic Der.
Iammluneen ON 2lben0 nabneH ben
iibIi6en 9ertuuf, pine bdb .s trssnes,
100 81 RupsItSrunssn sssommsn mare
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04

aus Sonatoug, bsnen bic 2anbung in
WIanaunilIo Dertpeigert iuurbe.
3 Qteðen0er rgeialleHer
Seefoloaten un0 W q.
tro len ouf Der 6abrt
ma d Der 9eimatb.
&cru Gru5, 3. Dtai. Die Get
hen bon II amerifaniiden Seeiol-
oaten llno Matroieu, Die pGbreno Der
StraBenfampie ibr &eben einbiiBteu
ole Der Seiesung DON Bera Grll-
ooraulgingen, 1puroen am Sonntaq
an 2Soro oes San3ertreu3er5 ,Otou.
tana" gcbratt, Der lie mad ytelp Yort
rinJeH miro.
2us geianmte i'm bieiigen Saiel
Iiegeu0e 0eitpaoer ertuie5 oen fiirs
SaterIano geitorbenen 4anteraoer
Die letten Gbren, aIs Die yMiontaua'
nit iIrer tralIriaen 5ro9t ms Of
ieue WCer binaus0anlpite. 9ie Raaar
Der ianluttIifeu Striegsiabr5euge na
ren 6emanut uno Ipdbren0 Die Won'
tana" al ben ein5elnen Sdiffen Dor,
GeIil;hr. Intonirteu Die betreffenoer
SdDIiistnpeIlen 5rauerndrife, ipdb'
reno Die Raunitbaiteu bas @epcb;
prdientirten nno Die iSabuen an
SaI6mait ge1iBt pi,rOen.
@leidBeltig ipur0e am 2anoe il6el
Dem 6ullptquartier Don General
6lmiton Die 6Iagge aui SaIbmait &C.
blBt.
Isle am Sonutag Derlailtete, mirf
m0gIiderIpeiie oaS 6oipitaIitiii
.,Soiuce", oas blnoert perrpunoet,
rmO trunfe Ratroien lln0 Mariueiol,
Oaten on 9or0 bat, i'm 2mrie Der
&ohe Die gfeiie nub gIor0eu an
trstou.
Su Der Sauptita0t 81 erif c
befiu ben lid nod 16O
glmerifarer.
@nibingtou, .. g., 8. Mai.
Saut elmer ltahritt, Die am Conn.
tag in Ser bieiiqen braiiIianii6en
9otifIaft eingetroiien lit, beiinoen iid
nod 100 9Imerifauer in Der @ulIpt.
ita6t Werifo. ,Su oieie 3abl iino auh
oieicnigen glnteritaner eiuaeihlolien,
Die aus Dem Snnern einaetroifen iin0.
Gem broiiIianiidJen 8eiau6ten in ser
6auptita0t Wterito Iiuo Ne n0tbieeu
Giienbnbu3iige periprofen uoroen,
Inn 0elI 9Imerifaneru ons 8erlaiicn
ser Stn6t 81 ermoaIideL aber pie cr
bcribtct, moIlcn piele Der 2elte Die
Staot gar nidt Derlaiicn, ion0ern
iiIbIeH iih oaielbit Ooaig iifer.
Or. GbtparO Rpan in Der
9ouptitabt augeIangt.
Stubt Wsrit6, 8. Mai. Dr..
Goporo Rpan, Der amsritaniTcbs2lr3t,
Der Dor einigsn 3agen in 3acatecas
ais angebIi1er Spipn per6aftet uno
gum 5Ooe perurtbsilt pprDen mar,
traf am Sonntdo bier unter militGris
ftsr Gstorts elm. Der &riegsminiiter
bate oem bieiigen braiilianiI9en Sc
fauotsn, Der Die Snterefen Der 9lme=
rituner pabrnimmt, pffi5isa Die Mits
tbeiIuug 5ugeben lafIsn, buB Or. RDan
an Die braiilianiicbs 9eIanotItafs
tperbsn lpiirbs. 9saiialic1
Der 9erbaftung Or. Rpans CAB Der
arisasminiitsr abfolut teins Grtlas
rung ab.
glm Sonntag 9lbenO ober ipdteitens
am Montag tperbsn etpd 500 9lmerts
tausr bic Sauptitabt perlaiIen. ueber
200 glmeritausr trafeH am SamItaa
Elm, Die fir bic 9er9perts GeIeQs
ihaftsn in 9unnaiuato unb in ga.
rat,cas eedrbeitet butten.
Gin 3us. in pslaem iib ausI8Iisb=
lid Dsutidhe befanSsn, sins amSamss
tag albsHe mad @ssu Gras ab.
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QNetterberid1t.

8 bio: 9tfler Wa6ridsinli6te:t
nad id6nes Dstter am Montag unb
Disnitag, f9drfer SiiODino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
Stuoenten Der 8erliner Sanoelsbo6.
i6uIe Deroen am M}ontag an
ben Streif ge6en,

@eil angc6lih elmer i6rer @rofeiIo-
rem 0urd oie 2IclteIten Der @or-
liner aaunnamidoit 6eIei0igt
g.. tUoroen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
0irettor g 6u6 T 6 per
trant.

Berlin, 8. mai. Bie aus
Dresden gemeloet pirO, 1T @e9simer
Sopfratb @rnit Goler BON Sbu3, Der
6etannte General Muiits8trettor an
toniqliden 6oft6eater. ertrdntt uno
Ietn 3uTtanb 1T beIprgniBerregeno. IS
perlautet ooB er eineu Shlagaufaa
erlitten 6at, op6 peigsrn bic 2lngeb5s
rigen Ii6, glushrnft gu geben. S4uh
Der aus 8ra5 itammt, itebt i'm 81. 2ea
bensia6re. Sn Dresden pirtt er lett
1872.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
!gfuiitoireftor bon S9ud in 9rc5oen
Dom SdIage gcriibrt.
GnS Bud oG6e Sabsburg M}ouurhp"
pom @icncr Staat5anpalt
beiAIagnaBntt.
2 So3iaItItiide @c6auptur-
Gen iiber auqebItbe
lle6eruHitreHgungcH
Gruppenfiiruua
6eqritu0eterfldrt

y l B l " ~ y : l / I 1 I " / l.
@erlin 3. Wtai. ,Sm Reid5tag
beantmortete ein &ertreter 0e5
&riea9miniitcr3 8eHeraQeutnant oolt
5Salteubapn Ole berett5 Qameloete gtn-
irage Der SojialiIten be3itglidl auaeb-
Iiher lmqebellrer Strapaen, oenen
Die Wannihaiteu Oes in StraBburq
uno WautBig qarniionirenoeu &uian
terie Jteqiment5 yto 143 blrrh iiinf
tdgigeu i5eIoooienit bet itrenqer adlte
lno uieberltr0men0em Aeaen lmter-
uorfen gepelen ieiu iollten,
Der 9ertretcr oe5 arie9sminiiter3
ertldrte ole &lnihuloiaumg, ouB iif
IN Solge oIeier 6eloiiblmAetI 3a1lrei-
die arantbeltcu. 5mei loOeaidllc uno
Spei SelbItmoroc erci9ncten, iiir lns
begriin0et. Sen 5abIreIdcn Grtrau-
fltngen Tonne lddt Die Reoe ieir. oaS
9a3aretb lei nid)t ji6erfliqt, 5oOeS-
fdqc in SSoIqc BON ltcberanitrenqinl-
gen I0ngen iibcrbaupt nicbt Dor Shat
iaf)e lei, oaB elmer Ser SoIooten an
@enldltarrp aeltorbcn, Gin anoerer eIa
nem llnaIiid5roQ erIeacn lei Selbit.
muroc bGttcn lid, nidt ereignet uIler-
0inqs lei elm SeIbitruproperillt) 3u
fonItatiren, oo6 lei 0ieicr auf gon3
auoere llriaclcn 3ltriidjuiiibren.
@etere 2lnsflnit perpeiqerte Der
8ertreter be5 ariegaamtes nit Oem
Sinrpeis, ooii ncoer Der &eihSfon3.
Ter nod Ser 9?cidstaq in 9IngeIcgeu.
Better, 0ie lid auf Die 9tusbiIorug
ser Sruppen bc5ogen, 'uitdnbia icien.
Gas iei elm &orred)t 6eS aaiier5
9IQe peitercn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ser So3iaIiitcu erpieien lid al$ per-
aebenS.
Goitien0ungen mad NE.
rifo unter @orbeb att.
9ie 8oitoerlpaltlng bat betannt1e'
qeben, oaB ole @eforoerung bon sSolt-
ienbumqen mad W}erito nidt gepabr'
leiitet peroeu tonne.
L =. Il l. =, &.
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Nls un6egriinOet
sSirb i'm Heid8tas bic 5nters
p.llatiOn Der sO5ialiiteu
be3ethnet,

lie fnegen Der angebli6ex 1tebers
bIronag Der StraRburser Srups
pen bel Selnoieaitiibauseu
seftelit fporoen mar,
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Showing Whds : is a0 ASH liua.
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+ ( in, HenTy NediIHiin in an aCdregs
lLt the Htposlyn Soeset Tor EtlIfcili
cl1ltilre qt the Brooklyn Academy Of
q ubic Sunday, quoted from an un-
pupllsItea srticle by Dirk Twain o.
me 4i ;ah 9 plect OF t4e
few FeaTB bel Ills dsatii.
A9ark L4ailt entitled.
egltnellt hers iIt' Is Church. before
q dep pafJ{ f6f 81 faf, JlIs i 81 y, 10 L Yic.G;
Toy. Aa the prsy sc coflA IS, d White
SAY have bEsl BeilE t5y ffie AZ
mighty to teIE yod tiSsIl yfsfr naiitlan
win ba granted if u sc ft fli fneife Ie
yftcs I ilgiYe "a 81 titss,ss -
I0yf are seels Tor ~ 8 3ss itsIf y6tf
seem To be aRafS 81. Y.Sst ,li;I S6 5l,aSe;fl
aloud FOR virteI 0y ! Sofir5 fYees.
but list now d, i 3 4 Tss;if Inn
Of 10 oliT prR yefA, and aslc y3n fBeiyes ifi
this Ia what YOU desire. IS;
.ilJief tic esfaliE ~; Bpeaks aloud
these implications ot eii ts6i.fis: .Ij,I
Lord, help ils to tear The soldiers of
the Zoe fn bloody shreds W:aii ouf. own
sli els help tis TO cover stietI. Afiiiffl8k
fields f.itf tlEa &c Ilb Etla bf tIieIfll
dead help Gla to lay ts ss b ssfeif mum.
De homes Rit flufFieaiie 6f HTa:
help u6 10 " fins the Il ie S,f lIieji
lrtof ending sidowb II IA as TiSIs
.gTief. Blest their hop j. fight heir
tears I, =. !, !, 1sssst 55 iss ( ~
DO regaTtea - 3 Il HfifF II dge. II FL III
feality saeEI Iegs 10 init men
Cannot tor. viz ~ ssaF Yitii-jI
SNt ;,Issss aslE5ils ssa table l
wolild II HaeaT II we rem isernd ttiiiJ
when the war spirit IS ahEpa n
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e TEiE DAY M g S. I

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sshlhgtVn. MY Con.
EIoake Net at noon
eI del;st on EseTlsioIs hEopria-
sIolt III .ctIrEyil On
tkep preee ntR i've Lang b b 4 tx III fidlfy.
liea1l. sn sreech tptiett I ID pelt
sion sys en-. ~ S
EfBof committees agreed fn begin
CON l1n ce bin to- feEdihte boars
o. 2. lapor n con TN no Is sgorEtn PLANTS
1Qiel conailitiee Resumed teSt.-
illolly on ina arhmant charges aFSIast;
OF Eofur5 Il SisnreIt < 2sn.ssigf
ed 0tintEsis pf yate 8 ne liI,,n 16Ifl
Z TIVE Elood cilairIns of
til b fs5ftl IL "a ~
dticed ttesas oiiu.i5 Il &. Il fIIt
pres lent f6 aefd a 81 IS &,
Ant eFnat ional con ereBs pf .ehes Ell. 81
|coulatesce 6t fsaFfF. I'm s-f5: n
Interstate commerce conf fen con
Till Till 70 TatIts Z u 10 nv
gofp ls;lli!ilg revenue ca and iffs sa u
Adjourned al Ds n. unsIl noon
tomorrow S q
SeHate:s Vet 1T ho6lS.
Voted 90 send co7nr1iftoe 10 vt,r4
Cruz vie ilt8' fiiieraI.
Sontihu epl lon OF agricnIs
tural 8 sD3jfdpfi iat 10 u ii
Senator. S&ifI IShurys urged thu nj 81
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BIG FIRe ii HfRSII AA
one Dead ana Many Othess Are HuTt
o. MisslnEs
fBy Associeted press.l

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Steteiy destroyed tha general offices
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Repairs of all kinds-No long weights. We
carry a full line and fill oreers either mail or
phone same day order is received.
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WEST DENlsoN NEWS
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E. Granger and Heating Brothers
were among those who shipped hogs
to the Omaha markets last week and
were we'll pleased.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Schwiesow and Mr..
and Mrs. E. Kolls spent day last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dun
can.
Herman Boyer went to Sioux City
| Saturday to accompany Miss Lena
home from the German hospital,
Her many friends are glad to learn
where she has been for few weeks.
that she is improving rapidly.
Henry Schramm, of Denison, spent
!! Sunday with his son, Ed Schramm.
Mrs. Schramm returned home with
him in the evening after weeks visit
with the new granddaughter that ar
rived on the 23d.
E. Granger purchased Hupmobile
from Mr.. Fredericks, of DenisOn, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Freshe from near
Schleswig, spent Friday with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. ind Mrs. H. Boyer.
Tom Brown spent Sunday with
Gene Owens.
Roy Campbell went to North Da-
kota Sunday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Powell spent last
Wednesday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LEM and family
attended the wedding of her sister,
Miss Reetz, to Mr.. Sproch at Charter
Oak last Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Fienhold and daughters
and Miss Virginia Marks spent last
Wednesday with Mrs. Owens.
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Heating Plant for Central School
Building, Denison, Iowa.

Building, Denison, Iowa.
Sealed proposals will be received
| by the board of directors of the Inde-
pendent School district of Denison,
Iowa, at the office of w. C. Rollins,
Secretary, until o'clock p. m. April
| Is, 1914, for furnishing all materials
| and labor for erecting new boiler
house, installing steam heating sys
TEN and making changes in the vent
| Hating system in the central school
building. The work will be done un-
der two separate contracts, as fol-
lows:
A-Constructing boiler house and
chimney.
! B-lnstalling heating system and
making changes in ventilating system.
All work and materials must con-
form with the plans and specifications
prepared by Edgar L. Barber, Archi-
tect, Denison, Iowa, said plans and
specifications may be procured from
the arc.4ltect after April 4, 1914.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by certified check equal to 3 per
cent of the total proposal, made pay
able to the Independent School Dis
IIlCI VI DeHlSOu, iowa. Inc cneck OF
the successful bidder to be forfeited
as liquidated damages in case said
bidder fails to enter into a contract
with the school district according to
his proposal and give a satisfactory
bond for SO per cent of the contract
price within 10 days after the accept
ance of his bid.
The board of directors reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
w. C. ROLLINS,
13-1t Secretary.