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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-09
GERARD's FRIENDS ORGANIZE.
Form Committee TO Forward Candi-
dacy In His Absence.

Friends OF Ambassador James W.
Gerard formed campaign committee
yesterday TO advance his candidacy for
the United States Senate while he Ii in
Berlin. John NJ Bowers In chairman
Howard Taylor. treasurer Phoenix In
graham. secretary, and Thomas d, Nc
Carthy, manager,
The other members are Francis Lynde
Stetsou, David Leventritt, Samuel Uuter-
mycr Henry de Forest Baldwin. Martin
Vogel, Abram l. Elkus, De Lanccy Nicoll.
John y. Crimmins, Morgan j. O'Brien,
Edward r.. Mccall and william Kline.
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GLYNN BEATS
HENNESSY BY
1O7,3S5 VOTES
Whitman Victor Over Rivals
by j8,l2l--t;crard's
Plurality 69,936.
lL/MR L.2U BEHIND:
" \DSWORTH Is SAFE

htn,>y. oct S.-Gov. Glynn defeated
'Ynr \ lIcnncssy in the recent primary
..ect.,n uy lO13S5 votes. according to
tho official tabuatlon announced to-day
by Secretary II state May.
District Attorney Whitmans plu-
rality over Harvey ID. IIinman and job
Hedges was 5S,12t. Frederic VI. Davcn-
port's plurality over Ex-Governor Sui
zer was L217.
For senator. Ambassador Gcrards
p.urallty over Franklin -. Roosevelt
and McDonogh was 69,936.
James ". Wadsworth's plurality over
Congressman calder and Dr. Tin was
s06j
THO vote was as follows:
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Hcrnessy carried seven counties,
lodges four counties and Human
twenty three counties.
Hennessy carried the counties of
Cayuga. controlled by Thomas Mott
p,borne; Chenango, which Is controlled
By Stephen Ryan. Delaware, which il
controlled by Federal appointees:
~, hess, which il controlled by Frank
N H. Roosevelt: Schoharie. which IS
Tie home Of Daniel Dodge Frlsbie and
George NJ. Palmer. who so far have
lcen unable to get positions under the
G,ynn administration, and Wayne and
Wyoming counties. where Federal pat
rOrage WAS also dominant.
Hedges carried the counties OF Liv-
ingston, the home of James w. Wads-
worth Jr.. Monroe, which is controlled
by George W. Aldridge; Orleans and
Yates counties which are anti-Barnes.
Human carried the counties OF
Broome, Cayuga, Chautauqua, Che
mung, ChenanSo, Clinton, Cortland,
Essex. Herkimer, Madison. Oneida. On
tario, Orange, Otsego, Rockland, Sara
ioga, Schenectady, Seneca. Steuben,
Sullivan, Tioga, Warren and Washing
ton.
SulLfI 'dIIlfh lllt tpulAI'o VI NiNhT
tauqua. Chemung. Columbia. Genesee.
Kings. Livingston, Onondaga, Oswego
Putnam, Schenectady Steuben, Suffolk
and Warren.
New York city Vote.
The New York city vote as reported
from the Secretary OF States office was
For Governor-Bronx, Glynn, 1855:
Hedges, 10; Human, 52i; Davenport.
S'4, Sulzer, 2SS Kings. Glynn, 39,l04;
liennessy 1l,762; Whitman, 23,552
Hedges, 1898; Human, 1885; Daven-
port, 2,l27; Sulzer, EGGS. New York,
Glynn, 3676l Hennessy. 1907; Whit
man. 1920; Hedges. 3,5s6, Human.
2242; Davenport. 1924; Sulzer. 1910.
Queens. Glynn, 11,433; Hennessy, 1887 :
Whitman, 3,l97; Hedges, 975; Human
1885, Davenport. 499; Sulzer, 1898. Rich
mond, Glynn. 1851; Hennessy, 7O4;
Whitman, sci: Hedges. 1928; Human
100; Davenport, 1876; sulzer, IS.
For Senator-Bronx, Gerard, ?.244'
Roosevelt $500; McDonogh, 1900;
Wadsworth, 269; Calder, 3,OS9; Hill
100 Kings, Gerard, 32,l30; Roosevelt
'sa3. McDonogh 3,13l; Wadsworth
-ss6; Calder, 272O7; Hill, l,544. New
York. Gerard 80 1874; Roosevelt, b,o4l
McDonogh 1851 Wadsworth, 4'slO;
Calder. 10 095; Hill, 1903. Queens
Gerard, 1886; Roosevelt, 1926; NC
Donogh sol, Wa 1sworth, 1,0s5; calder
$3.50; Hill 379. Richmond, Gerard
-l59. Roosevelt 276; McDonogh. no.
WadsNorth 233; Calder, $50; Hi, 1856
G'y1n carried New York city over
Hnr7-sr hy 70 800. and Gerard over
Roosevelt by 62,567. whitman beat
Hodges hy 34,950 in the city and Calder
"a Nldsworth by 35,50S. Daven-
p"r' majority over Sulzer for the city
Nas only 97l.
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SHACKLETON AT BUENOS AYRES
British Explorer on Way Ia Antnrc-
tic Regions.

BuENos AYREs. oct. S--Il,ui Sir
Ernest II. Shackletou, the British eS-
plorer arrived here to-day on the first
stage OF his journey of exploration OF the
Antarctic regions
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Davenport. Governor. lS6ts I
sllI-r. Governor ......... 1896 -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
NOON LUNCHEONS
TO START SOON
BUSINESS MEMS LUNcHEoNs AT
FARGO COMMERCIAL CLUB TO
BE GIVEN EVERY FRIDAY NOON
WILL START FIRST FRIDAY IN
APRIL.

Friday noon ~luncheons for the mem
bers of the Fargo Commercial club
will be in~augurated the first Friday in
April. making the first Of these fall on
April 3.
The proposition was first submitted
bv the secretary at the last regular
monthly dinner when Dean Robinson
of Fargo college read the address of
President Van Hise of the University
of Wisconsin.
No vote was taken at that time. and
it was announced that the matter
would be settled by referendum. Sat-
urday was the day proposed. This has
been changed to Friday as that with
greater favor among the bust
ness men, especially during the sum-
mer months, when many leave their
offices at the moo hour on Saturday
for the weekend trip to the lake re-
sorts. -
1t was definitely announced this
morning by the secretary that the
luncheons would be held every Friday
noon, beginning April 8.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
POSSIBILITY OF
MORAL SURRENDER
SUBJECT OF SEARCHING AD-
DRESS DELIVERED BY DR..
d WALTERS TO LARGE CROWD At
THE UNION REVIVAL SERVICES
NOW UNDER WAY.

The First Baptist church was
crowded again last evening for. the
evangelistic services conducted by the
pastors of the First Baptist and: First
Methodist churches. Like the other
nights of the week, the service was
characterized by a keen interest and
deep earnestness. There were more
responses when the invitation was
given than at any other service since
the meetings began.
me sermon was preached by DR..
walters and it was a stern presenta-
ton of the subject of The Possibility
or Moral Surrender. He took for his
text, Lord, is it II" words spoken by
the DISCIPLES at the last supper when
Jesus announced that one Of them
should betray Him. That was the
question upon the lips of every disci-
pie but Judas, and the speaker assert
ed that even the best find within
themselves he possibility of surren-
derlng to the evil and of yielding to
the wrong.
There will be no service this eve
ming. Tomorrow morning the two
churches will hold their own regular
services and Sunday schools and, with
the interest awakened this week, the
pastors are looking for big crowds.
Tomorrow night the MO meeting Of
the W churches will be held at the
First Methodist church.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
The HONE OF
MARCUS WHEAT

sask., Canada. Big opening, land $40
to SIS per acre, eight yea payments.
Write us. Geo. Walker, Moorhead;
Luse Land & Dew. Co., Ltd, st. Paul.
-Advt,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
MINNESOTA NAN
WILL LECTURE
E. w. PECK, STATE SECRETARY
OF THE Y. M, c.. A. FOR MINNIE
sofa VILE LECTURE ToMoR-
ROW AFTERNOON AT AGRICUL-
TuRAL COLLEGE ARMoRY. .

The state secretary Of the Young
Mems Christian associations of Min
nesota will speak tomorrow afternoon
at the agricultural college armory at
3 o'clock.
His address on the Call of the ORR
ent and the Land of the Southern
Cross will be ~lrofusely illustrated
with lantern slides made less than a
year ago, when he was with Raymond
Robins, the great social and labor
problems leader of Chicago, and Fred
3. Smith, formerly of the information
al committee of the association, and
the world renowned association quar-
tet.
Both men and women, both from
the college n city, are cordially
welcomed at tomorrow's lecture. Ad-
mission is free. Mr.. Peck is here un-
der the auspices of the agricultural
college Young Mems Christian asso-
citation. '
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
LARGEST AUCTION

Fifty new buggies, ten Reg. stations
and mares. Car native draft horses and
Saturday, March %. Young's
Transfer.-Advt. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28

Rev. K. r. Stolz, Phi. D., head Of the
department Of religious education,
Wesley college. Grand Forks. will &C.
cupy the pulpit at the First Freshly
terrain church both morning and eve-
ming tomorrow. DR.. Stolz will preach
at the morning service on Positive
Teaching, n in the evening on The
Book of Jonah.
DR.. Stoltz is one Of the most attrac-
tive and interesting pulpit speakers
who a ever appeared in a Fargo pull
lit and his recent sermons, while sup
plying the pulpit at the First Presby-
terrain church, have been very favor
ably commented on by all who have
had the pleasure of hearing him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
Big CONCERT AT
MASONIC TEMPLE.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
QUARTET WILL. FAVOR MA
SONIC BODIES WITH RETURN
CONCERT TOMORROW AFTER
NOON AT THE TEMPLE,

The quartet of the First Congrega-
tlonal church, assisted by Miss Celeste
Seymour, violiniste, will favor the Ma
sonic bodies tomorrow afternoon with
a return concert, to be held in the audi
forum Of the Masonic temple. An
invitation is extended to all the mem
bers Of the various Masonic bodies and
their friends.
1t is expected there will be a big at
tendance. The program will begin at
8 o'clock.
The personnel of this quartet is we'll
known throughout the city and state.
1t comprises four favorite soloists of
the cities Of Fargo and Moorhead, in
Guiding Mrs. Ernest r. Wright.
soprano; Miss Jennie Champine, con
tralto; Henry Houglum of Moorhead,
tenor; Frank V. Steele, barytone and
conductor, and Mrs. l.. l.. Cleveland
%organist.
Miss Seymour, the we'll known Gin
cInnatl Violiniste, needs no introduce
ton to Fargoans. Since her associa-
ton with the faculty of the Dakota
Conservatory of music last fall, she
has made many appearances in the
city and has ecome a general favorite
With music lovers. She will be as
sisted tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
Rogna Langley at the piano.
The program tomorrow afternoon
will be in the nature of a sacred con-
cert though it is probable the quartet
will render friedrich Flotow's Spin
ming wheel song from Martha, which
has scored such a success for the
quartet. Many requests have come
in to MI. Steele for this number and
many will be disappointed if it is not
given.
Following is the program to be
offered:
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem.......
Quartet.
The Cructfx Faura
Mr.. Houglum and Mr.. Steele.
Transformation 'Gallia" .... Gounod
Quartet.
The Lord. is my Shepherd. .........
Mr.. Houglum.
Motet Mozart
Quartet.
Andante (from Concerto. .Mendelssohn
Miss Seymour.
Al Nostri Month ............... Verdi
l Know that my Redeemer L~iveth...
Mrs. Wright.
The Lost Sheep .............. Jordon
Quartet.
Rock of Ages .............. Sheppard
Mr.. Steele.
SeXtette Crom "Lucia"O. $500. Donizetti
Quartet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
WITH BANK.

President Hagen OF The S%candina-
Wan American bank applied to AJAX
er's Business college for another book
keeper. Mr.. Joseph Week was put in
touch with the POSITION and went to
work this morning. This is the fifth
A. B. c.. graduate taken by this bank.
A similar position is open to him who
will get his preparation at the A. B. C.
Next term begins Monday.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
TWO SPEAKERS
AT THE Y. N. c. A.
DR.. sToLZ OF WESLEY COLLEGE
AT GRAND FORKS AND MRS,
AMIDON WILL BE SPEAKERS
AT Y. M. c. A. MEETINGS TO.
MORROW AFTERNOON.

DR.. X. r. Stolz. head Of the depart
ment of religious education Of Wos-
ley college at Grand Forks, will be the
speaker a. the Y. NJ. C.. A. mems meet
ing Sunday Afternoon at 4 o'clock. DR.,
Stolz has chosen for his subject, The
Manliness OF Jesus. d. II. Williams, a
new baritone in the city. is to sing,
Mrs. G.. +. Amidon is to speak at the
$50 Fellowship lunch which is held
Immediately after the mems meeting,
Mrs. Amidon's subject is, The Cause
of Suffrage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
EIGHT POSITIONS

Fruit Dispatch Co. (wholesale),
Rumely Products Co, Russell-McNair
Co, Fargo Auto school. Y. NJ. C. A.:
Pierce, Tennyson & Cupler: Bishop
Tyler, and Farmers Department store
of Courtenay were among those en-
ploying Dakota Business college peo-
pie this week-next week promises to
be. eve better-publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
Horses for Sale.

FIoTSES TOT SaTE'
Twenty head Of farm horses and
mares, three drivers. George D. Brown,
Wild Rice, n. D.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28

We Buy Scrap iron.
Carload lots O. speciality. Corrs-
spondence given prompt attention.
Fargo Iron & Metal Co.. Fargo. N. D;
-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
TWO MORE POSITIONS

Will be secured by Dakota Business
college graduates Monday-one at
Cakes, the other at Northwood. We
cite situations not to boast but to
prove the RESULTS Of our work-pu-
pills have nothing but RESULTS by
which to judge n school-the. D. 3. G.
is getting them-watch it for yourself
publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
BARNIE WILLIS

OF the Luse Land CO., just returned
from Houghton Lake, Sask., Canada,
where he say they are doing things,
People are going to Canada more than
ever this spring. Winnipeg is crowd
ed with landseekers.-Advt,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28
THAT IS AUCTION

Fifty new top buggies, ten Reg.
stations and mares. Car load big
draft horses and mares, every one
sells at a price you make yourself at
Young's Transfer barn, Saturday,
March %. Fargo.-Advt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07
@frmiht.

Die poliasi tpurbs gsitsrn a6enS
iu6t, auf bic II Sabre ulte GeDind
Waits, Don WaltOn, ap., gu fabnbsH,
msl&e felt BEN 29. Suli aus Dem eli
terli9en 5sim Oeridpunoen 1T.
2lus bsm SouatOrium in Sbel6b-
bile, Snb.. Oerf4panb Der 80 Sobre
uIts autber Sbomas, pelher Dem
Worpbiumgenub ersebsn lit. Gin gru>
Der bes arantsu, peIter in Smitters,
20. 9a., lebt, eriudts Die bieiise poli'
3ei, auf 5bomas gu fabnben, Oa iif
oerielbc m0sliderlpeiie mad Gincin'
natl bese6en bat. 56Oma5 1T ieit BEN
4. Qusuit aus Der Initalt Deriapun'
ben.
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Gbrrnmertber Gbarafter.

IS gibt ,imn.tr nod Mdnnsr, mel.
den niht aaein bas 9elb Der iTetu
ieIis mu6snoe puntt 1T. Der friibere
Sberspoli5ei sSetretdr Sobn Gaia
ban, ipelder DOR nabeSi 5psi Sabren
obns p.niion aus benz 0ienit sntIdIs
len purbs, erhislt seitsrn, na3 benz
beitebenben @siese feline ibm 5uitefn0e
geniiOn ausbs5ablt. SH Dem G9ed
mar aud bic riiditdnoige peniion eins
besriffen. Der Gbsd. psl6sr 9srrn
Callahan aussebanbist ipuros, be5ifs
ferte ii4 auf $500, Don peI4er
Summs sr $500 an Den peniions'
5onbs auriitpertpies. Die eoIs @dbs
purbe nit JrsuOsn angenommen uno
tonitatirt, oab !5err Callahan ni6t
bss gslSes, ionbsrR nur ieinss Reaz
tes toessn I'M bic ibm suitebenoe pens
iiou natssiubt bat, ipsIde ibm nntsr
Der Slnt'iden 4bminiitrdtion reripeis
uert pprpen mar.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap9
3entihe Ypft
Giirfte aui einem / italieni.
iden 9ampfer ef0r-
bert meroen.

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i6en 9ampfer b ef0r-
bert meroen.
gSaf6ingtoL 6. 9lugilit. -
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st. Saul, Ser an i5reitog BON
gtep yorf abgebt, miro feline Oeut.
idye fcoer oiterreid1iihe Yoit mitnet.
men. 3ic 4oitbeboroen gaben AM
1onneritag gl6enc befnmt, oaB Der
1ampIer st. Saul" FoitienOungeu
iiir ale iibrigen 2dnoer Guropas
rnitilebmen miro.
Gie goIt nnG Geutidlan6 uno
Seltcrreid lpirb am Sonlita9 nit Ger
unter oiterreidiider Slogge iabrcn.
ben .Martba 99aibington" abgeben,
Der nah gteapel unb Srieit in See
geben ioa. Sails Die .Rartba Ba.
ibington" nidt fabren iollte, 10
ipiirben Die 0erti6e mo Oie otter
reifiide Toit einem italienii6ei
9ampier nitgegeben iper6en, Der an
If. glnguit IN See geben iOQ.
Wo 1T aarbinaf 5arleD?
Rem gort, 6. @uguit. - Grobe
8sIorsniB bsrri9. bier in tatbolii9en
areiIsn iiber bas S6idiaI bes aare
binals SSobn 5arlsD. Der am 26. 2(pril
DON bier mad Gom reiite uno Don benz
Die lebten Rd9rihten aus pdris
tamen. na6bsm sr i'm SuIi benz
Gu6driitiI6sn &ongreb in 2Ourbes
beigstpo6nt bate. 9lm 9onnsritag
2tbsnb purbs betanntgegs6en, baB
BON Ysrtrstsrn Der SiO3eie 9sriu9e
aemadt tperoen per Habel ioipie auf
brabtloIem We9e in Grfabrung gu
brinaen, 100 Der aarbinal CUR 3eit
ipeilt. Sopeit iino bieie 8smiibunz
gen iebo6 nidt DON GrfoIg gefr0nt
geipeien.
geeuer Silfsiefretdr ocs
9un6es ! habamts.
@aibington, 9, e., 6. slug.
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obgeorOneten gln6retp 8. 8eters bon
Bottom, Miaii, gum SiIisiefretGr Oes
gun0esifasamts ernanut.
eagles erDdblen i bre 9 e.
ante.
&anias Gith SO, 6. glug.
Ter SrOen Ser eagles niro feline
ndfitidbrige Sonoentiou in Spofane,
Baib. abbaiten. Go iuuroe ON
0onneritog BON ben 9eIegaten, bic
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pcrimmelt iino 6eihIoiien ilno fin
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gepOen geaniten erpdbIt: @rob. SRI,
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Sin; 0roB @i3e Eraiibent g9iI-
liam 9. @rapion; GroB aapIan e.
.. 8eeo, SeIena, Dtont.; 8roB'
sSiIbrer sSobn s. 2ernv, 9beiter, 9al;
8rob SSnnere 8ad)c 8iIliam 8
Greniu Retp Saoen, Conn.,, Sobn 9.
Burrp BON aanias Gitp uuroe gum
@roB Sefretdr lpieOer errpdbIt ma
6reoerif Sugbes non Donfers, g.
| y. gum @rob StJasmeiiter.
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Sener.

- 9luf un6etannts Weiie ipurSs sss
tern glbsno bag StaqssbGube Dor
Samss gOung, go. 31S Mc5orIanO
qlpenue in granb ssiebt. Die 5.uers
ip.br lDIhte ben grano, na6oem elm
S6absn BON $500 sntitanoen mar.
Gin5radtpassuH Der pennipls
pania Giisnbabu fling ssitsrn Rdds
mittag, in Der Rdbs BON poiHt 9ra'
bel, sseuer. Der 9raub puroe bon Der
5suerpebr ssIOidt. Der s4aosn be-
trast $500.
Surb Juntsn aus elmer 2otos
motipe puros seitern in bem DON
Spbn WalIacs unb Sobn Saroen be-
ipobntsn 6auie, Ro. 1906 9lnbitone
2lp.nus, Elm 5suer oer1lriadt, oas ans
ssbli9 sinen Sdaben bon $2500 Oers
urIa6te.
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2luslanbiihe Nahrihten,

9fidIi9e SeGpboniitin n :
men! Die bsiten 4usiidten auf benz
Ssiratbsmartte baben - Die 5elez
pbonbamsR. @enisitens fir England
bat bic Statiitit Oies sinlpanosfrei
fsitseitsat. Sb ss AUDI fir 9euti9s
lamb sutrifl., 1T eine anpere Jraee.
9iellei1t trGst au9 Die 2iberalitdt
oet britiihsn General pOit Office bas
5u BEL, bas isos Gslepbpniitin, bic feds
Sabre i'm Disnite lit. cine Seiratbss
prGmie sstpGbrt, SieIe 8shDrbe siebt
fir Die aubsrOroentliben Grfclss ibs
rer Seamtinnsn perihiebsne GrtlG.
runsen. .9or allen, meirte elm
b6bsrer geamtsr, lift bic Gr5isbun5
TN 1slspbOuamt cine sssaSssa issaIs
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Qofal Seridt.
unfdae.

Dor Sem SauI. Der slterli6sn
Mobnung, go. 1876 Central apsnus,
lief seiiern Der bier Sabre alts SIP
Sbafer tur; DOR bsm 6erannaten Ell
mes Gtrabenbahnpageus iiber ben
6abrbamm. Der 9lsine ipuroe BON
benz S9ubfGnser beiieite gsitoben uno
trus sliidliderpeiie nur cine unbeoeit@
tsnbe 9erlebuns an Der Stirns oapon.
- 8eim MbI6raubsn Der auppe
einss automobil Raoiators purbe
Der Chauffeur pbillip Smitter an Der
Clinton unb 2uden Qoenue burb bic
ausitromsnbsn DGmpfe ibtper i'm Ges
fi6t uno am a0rper psrfraunt. Or.
B. Wtanns bpn 30. Bali priee glp.
leate bem @erlebtsn einen @erbunb
an unb forste fir lIsbsrfiibruns na3
beiisn Wobnuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07

ftieBpn Die 9obrer oieier Gage enoa
lid auf grool 9is babin murber
ole Sbares ser 3ingman Oil go 5u
10 Gents gebunoelt; jest gelten lie
idon einen Collar. Ginem flcineit
SippirGulein CAB ein gilter @efanr-
fer Den Ratb, 81 falfe:1, es iet MN
Die rehte 3eit. $50 Collar bate lie
in Der Sparfaiie. Sic fauftr $50
Sbares, Die uah peniaen Sagcn 5lt
100 Collar ltonocn. Sbleltnigir Der
taufte iie, beinlIte ibre $4,000 Collar
Gin mo oos erite, mas tie that,
mar, oab lie Dem 8ureauhei oos
aontobuf al ben aopf mari ruo er'
bobenenSaupie5 oas Bureau perIieB.
Sic bate e3 ni6t nebr notbig".
Die Dem SeITcjOe ndhitgeleqene gro-
bere Staot lit GaIgarp Sort lit mos
mentan ale, ober aid alle gSelt -
jung, aIt, reid, arm - .olmiltbig".
@ei6 ON eriteu Gage, ais Der erite
NopbtbnitrabI ipruoelte, etablierten
lid nid)t peniger aIs bunoert ,Gis
iettenbaufen inGaIgarp. @er ;roelo
etrpas oil giOcntbum beiab, madte
es i6leunigit 3u 8elo lno failfte Deli
Sbures Der psri6ieoenIten(SeieQi6of
ten, BON 10 Gents bis 81 100 Cellar
oas Stiid. Gin itarfes 8oli5cialifge-
bot mar erforberIidl, ocr Den 2oocn
Der @anfen Sronrng Su baltcn, 10
ordngte lid oos @olf auf Der Stra'
be. Gin ioI6cr Soaarreaen crgoi, iicb
aui Oie ,3abItiid)e, oaB Die gantbc.
amten feline Belt batten, Die (Seloiora
ten 3u iortiereu. Silberoolars, gso-
ten llnO Sdecfs rpliroen in GtoBen
Gapierf0rben in 6ie auiienrGltmc ge-
idIeppt. - Ger Sremoen5uitrom in
Galgarp mar 10 itarf, oaB gtelp yor.
ter @anfiers einen Stlibl III Der So
teIporbaae nit 100 Collar bie Radlt
be5abIter. Gie S6ubgeiddfte, Bar
bire, Irogerien ltno aonoitnrecH
i6Ioiien ibre 2ooen, Inn iie 5li Gieic1t~
preiien oil bic frenoen ganfiers ar
ncrnictben es renticrte iidJ be'Ier.
gtatiirlit iiuS Die @anfiilioIcn Sog
mo 9eadlt geSffnet. Gle re0hlaren
@eihGfte ltodan. 2clltc nit 3ebntdlt-
ienoen bon 0clarS III Ser Said1c,
ooer autb in Scr Sanb, lauicn bon
9anf Su 9onf, nm Sbares etn5llbdn"'
belu. Neue Celfoupoauieit idlicben
tGgIih mic 'Bilje aus Der Gr0c Die
meiiter fcIbitrcceuo refine Sdminoel'
lutternebniungen madt uidtS.
@er Die Sbares bci5eitcn iuieocr ab-
itobt. perbient trmcr nod haran Use
be aber Dem 2etten, ben Die Sunnc
beiBcn per0cn
0ie elettrif6e Slide auf
ISriegs 9iffen. Na6 elmer
Dittbeiluns Oes ameritaniIdeu Sus
ltituts Der @lettroiussuieure betrug
Der 9erbrauh an GlsttriSitGt in Der
9ii6e bel Der Yrobefubrt pss 5ulebt
polleubeten 0umpfers nSeras", bic
fuIt ausidlisBIi9 Die 9eiubung Ders
Iorgte, nur Il 9ilpputtitunOen pro
Wlann uno Mlabrssit. Glettrii9e
SerOe eisuen ii6 sun5 beionoers 5ur
9erfpenouns auf S6iffen tpegen ibrss
aeringen @epi9tss unp Rnumons
ipru6s. Giner Der sr0btrn 8ortbeile
nes elettriihen 4p9ens beitebt in Der
fcbnslIsn GrsisIuHQ hOhsr Sempsrltu'
ren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07
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9(us elmer S>n6e BON 30 SUB itiir5te
geitern @ormlttag Der 50 Sabre alte
zimmerman Robert Mieaoer pon Ell
mem @eriiit CT oem @eubau an Der
Straigbt nno llniperiitp glpenta ab,
rno 5og iid ibpere @crlesltngen am
aopf, eillen 2trlnbrud ulo Innere
gerleslmgen gu. Reaoer, fpel6er in
Canton, &p., ipobnt, ipuroe nah Dem
Geuti6en 9iafoniiien Soipital ge-
6ra6t, poielbit iein 3uitanb uls iebr
heoenfIi1 be3eifnet rDuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-07

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nen aunoen su beiuden, Der 8etrug
Dor $125 in Nidelitiiden aus elmer
gisurrenfiite geitoblen tporoen lei.
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elm fiinffibiaer 5ourentpaeen, bonn
@opernment Square geitp6len ipor>
ben lit.