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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-08
All Teams Play Doublehead-
ers and Each Aggregation
Gets Away With Half of
the Days Honors.
Standing Of the Clubs.

San Francisco, Sept. 7.-Portland re-
Coast league today, neither advancing
nor slipping. back. She divided a
donbleheader with the Missions, crst-
while Sacramento, taking the morning
game in this city, Z to 0, and dropping
the Afternoon contest at Oakland, 4
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-08
Maps Take Both.

Cleveland. Sept. 7.--Cleveland won
both games from st. Louis this after
noon, the first, to 8, in Is innings,
and the second, to 2. in five innings,
called on account of darkness. After
Steen won the first game with his
single in the 18th, he also pitched the
second, winning that also.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-08
Tinker's Men Play Hoofeds Until
Dark in Second Game of Day After
Winning First by 6 to Score
Fifty Fifty at Buffalo.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Brooklyn, Sept 7.-BroolllNn climbed
to third place in the Federal league
today by defeating Pittsburgh twice,
while Buffalo and Baltimore We're
breaking even. The morning score
here was to 8. the deciding runs
coming in the seventh on Holman S
homer, Holds double and steal of
third and Lands single. The after
noon game was a 12-to-11 free hit
ting. poorly played contest Mordecai
Brown, former ST Louis Federal man
ager and Chicago National twirler,
lasted less than two innings in the
second game.
First game K. II. Il.
Pittsburgh ......--.....-,,.........-.-.-..-- 3
Brooklyn .................. 10
Batteries-Barger and Berry; Chap
pelle and Owens. Land.
Second game r. HI. e..
Pittsburgh ..............-. ..l1 l3 i
Brooklyn ............. ..,...,12 18 5
Batteries-Walller, LeClair, Camnitz
and Berry; Brown, Bluejacbet, Som
mers and Land.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-08
crawford's triple, scoring two runs,
Mackmen Lose First.

Washington, Sept. 7.--Philadelpbia
'evened the days play by taking the
afternoon game from Washington. 8
to T. after losing the morning game,
/ to o. The Athletics scored six runs
in the sixth inning of the second game
on seven hits and an error.s McInnis
came to bat twice in this inning and
hit safely both times. Washington
rallied in the sixth and seventh, scor
ing five runs on a triple, a double and
four singles Scores: -
First game r. n. T..
Philadelphia .........:................. 1 o
Washington Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries Shawkey and Schang;
Bentley and Henry.
Second game r. II. e.
Philadelphia ,,..-.t.-s------ 3 10
Batteries Bender, Plank and
schang; Ayres, Harper. Engel and
Henry. ee4,
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-08
With Players War Both Leagues Peace With Feds Is Welcome
S,1odgrass Causes NearR;ot
In the Braues-Gin11ts Battle
Player Is Showered With Pop Bottles and Mayor Takes
Hand in Proceedings But Can Do Nothing
Cubs Win Double, Brooklyn Drops Two.

succeeded by Reulbach and killifer,, Il
pinch hitter, drove in the winning
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-08
Seattle Takes First.

0Cd0e1C d'>SS II
Seattle, Sept. 7.-seattle won the
first game from Ballard today, 8 to 0,
and Ballard won the second contest.
4 to !.
First game r. H. E.
Ballard o
Seattle ....... ..,.....,....... 10 0
Batteries Peterson and Murray;
Gipe and Cadmap. at
Second game r. II. r.
Seattle -..,.----.,-.......--~.-.-.,..-..... l
Ballard .....-.....-.s...... 5
Batteries-Dell and Cadman; Sal
yeson and HaWorth.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-08
Split Even.

Buffalo, Sept. 7.-Baltimorc and
Buffalo split Il doubleheader here to-
day, Baltimore winning the afternoon
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

umatiila County Is to have a new
and Important industry. II will be q
branch OF the new Nature Cleansing
Product Company. Of Elmhurst. ILL.,,
and VIII be located at Yoakum, near
PendIeton. The object Of the indus
try 10 TO ship deposits of earth from
certain sections known to contain
soloca. peroxide. aluminium and
other minerals. II has been discov-
cred. chemical analysis. that the soil
At one part OF the Yoakum section
contains these properties.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

The @hools OF France have par
italy resumed. after holidays which
started early In July They arc hadt,
dtsorgantsod. however. on account uI
the fact tha, filiy 80, GEO schoolmss'
,crs are servins With the colora and
that many o the older boys are ot'
the frsas limo, by order OF the minis
ter OF public Instruction the nrst les
son OF the term took tho form or an
address by tho headmaster ON the war
eommemoratlns those who have Al.
ready falicn In defense Of the eoon,
try,
In the kris schools, tive hours a
day are to be spent Knitting for the
soldiers
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24
tinted rrsss Service

AKRON. Ohio. Nov - Rev jas
n Lowe. iormcr pastor OF the fitas
United Evangelical church here, viii
be- tried to-day by sonfsrcrso "I
churehmrn on chsrgca sro~las oas ~
his acceptance Of checks amauhstaE g"
several hundred ioilars from the
summit County i,ettlers aaJ hfrsers
Association.
love has spent the past two weeks
la preparing - statement Of his cass
My defense will he a plain statement
of tho facts" said Love here to-day
''rhr money ~aa used soioly for
church purposes. and there VAS nesef
au attempt ON nv part ,o eoaeeai ,h~
fact that Il Was given, hso~crs' moo.
Q, pays debts as readily IA any other
money"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24
oLD.TIME COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEAi

&c, small package u iisaasfg
bfvsst Tea. ur tho German i8lss
call Il, "Asmbufsvf iiust thr.." ~ AM
Pharmacy. Eakr a tAblssp.,afsl Of tho
tea, put cup Of boiling vatss upua
u, posr through sieve ani d,iak .
,saeuP full ., any time during the
day OF before f.sisins. IL 10 ths mat
effective ~ay 90 break q cold Aaa eu,v
grip. as IL op~as tAs pores Of The shin.
r~lieying eons~stioa. Aiso Lpos-n. the
bowels. thu. breaking up cold
Try u th1 nsst tins yoa suffer from,
. cold OF tho grip. II " insspeasiss
and entirely vegetable. therefore ssfs
aai harmless
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24
some MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE
L,rrlE sroR'Es FROM rRE FRONT THAT ARH CUNNING N
rHaorGu raE cArrrAis NATIONS s,aMr,>"
EACH oraEa-soMs Arm TRIVIAL Rrr INTEREST.


PARIS, Nov. 10 tpy mali TO New
York l---Aitheush reSimcn,ai stand.
ards are no longer carried In the fore
iron, of the battle. modern methods
OF warfare have NO, altogether cilml-
mated those picturesque "ashts for
the has dear to the heart of tho nov
elist and painter, Most OF the French
aud German regiments carry their
colors with them aud there have been
several desperate hshts for these
sllsen trophies. the tcrecst recorded
being that for the standard OF the
sixth Pomcranian Regiment. which
ROW hangs in the Chapel Of tho In.
,alidcs for the Inspection OF French
sishtseers, The story OF Its capture
is told by French draxoon. whosc
regiment brought back the trophy,
Under heavy shell IRE. he said.
our guns supporting tho dragoons
had TO move to another position and
the enemy. thinking that we were In
retreat. hurried their advance. the
Sixth fomeranians coming up u, the
double. Suddenly thrcc largo shrap-
nei guns burst over our regiment.
loias terrible execution and throw
lns the whole column into confusion,
II was the right moment for us.
and the dragons charged home with
lances. The Germans rallied aud
formed into square. but the vol
l-ys they tred wcre not sufficient to
break the charge and We rode over
them Trampied on BY the horses.
sahrcd and transtxed BY the laaccs.
the Germans hed In Wild confusion.
Ono little group. however. Was
rallied by its officers near a small
copse. We did not realize the motive
OF their resistance until ~e eaush,
sighi OF a gold and purple fiak nuttcr-
Ing in the breeze. They had rallied
TO save their nag. We rode up to
them and shouted demand for sur
render. bu, the only reply Was vol
ley which sent twenty horses canier-
ing rideriess back TO our lines. Our
officers ordered charge In scatter.
ing formation and the gallant little
group was ridden down.
The hag fell from the hands OF q
German captain who had received q
terrible sabre cash across the head.
II disappeared for minute In q tur-
moii OF horses and struggling men.
and then we saw Il again waved de-
family by German sergeant. who
with three other men fought them
selves free. They retreated shout.
der to shoulder for n few yards and
then, with back to tree, the old
sergeant was left alone with the nag.
But he sank 10 the ground in a mo
Ineni. his chest transfixed by a lance
He was brave man.
When we brought the flag back
~e saw In golden letters across Its J
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
TRS GRANDMoTHER's OLD "a.
voRtrE RECIYs OF SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR

Almost ovcryons, kao~s that Sage
Tea and sulphur. properly compound
-. esiass back the natural color and
ias,re to tho hair when faded. streak
ed or gray. also ends dandru1. Itch.
inE scalp and stops falling hair. Years
ago the only way to get this mixture
was to mako Il al home. which Il
mussy and Troublesome. Nowadays.
by asking at any drug store for
"wyeth's sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy" you will Got q large bottle
OF thls famous old recipe for about
so cents.
Don't stay gray, Try a. No ono
can possibly tell that you darksnsd
your hair. m II docs IL so naturally
and evenly. You dampen q sponge o.
soft brush with Il and draw this
through your hair. taking ono small
strand at time: By morning the gray
hair disappears. aud after another ap-
pllcation or two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark. thick aud giossy.
tAdvsrtissmentj
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

ss7aaisisss. ssf.ssrI--7 -
shan be liable Tor the lm,,... =
" .h'fa street from Main s,,ss, a'
'sn'"rh'a avenue. and ba,l,, !"
ia'h da, of November. iolI az, = we
'he once Of the roiles iuar. Ivy u
leuV a s,a,emon, thereof r.,s, aa'a
ssa'rmsn, 10 hnosn and a,.,..a s'a
a. 'he "rhoroaEn Asarssw,.'sa arsa
"o't' Tor said improvement "
NOTICE ~ tsneny uiypx 49,,
sa'a common souhcii did h, -,
Aea M Monday. tho 5,h da, :, ~
e"'neof. isi'. said date bola.
upon which regular msr,lnr :,
rouneii viii DO held. a. IN. ,,,.
hearing aud determining an a,,"
hnhs I" such assessment ana 80
heard Ana datormined sac. 80,
''"hs' u ahi there be-. said r,n..
'o"he1l ~lll uh said date s,,...s
sSs"ss the pFopofsiohato sb.,.
part 81 The e"s, OF sush imp,s,s,,..s
!" accordance With tho bcsoh, 49,,
1iA"h each lot. part ~ lot b,os.
acreage property, Zach .,,
"~nof Of property tlshis for ,hs ~.
of such Improvement o. ksrr., =
foft1d 10 sash assess.aos, ,ou !. ~
In tho oifiee al The rcilss Ius,. 4.
detailed Information
Tho boundaries ~Htia shx. a.,
property isra that i, bsasa,,s. -.
liable for the e"st Of susA tms,a,.
meat. ~hieh said souaassis, a., !.
follows. tn ~it
uesihhlas al lhr inlefsus,i,. =,
fhsfa ssf~e, and Mala s,tss, IN .,la
city. ,hSaer Ia sh oastr.i, st,.x,,..
a'ohs tho soaadafy limo o, Mas.
street 10 she ia,ossortloa o, the s...
dary tine t-t.S.s toe. (. asa "a
biosk - ot tho ofislaai loo, -
iihtsiilr A"~ city Of Nlama,h v.li.
ofcsnn, Fahhing thence Ia a ss,,A.,
" a'f"s'iea so'wsra lot. : ssa ..s
'nss and :. ia said bieea Is .se
a'onx sh- isas b, eca ipls ,ss
aaa and to bineh ; Of the o,i.t..
toss Of i,lnkriiir. nos city Of Kl.s.
a'h faiis. orUsuh. 80 The Ia,s.ssx,tOa
OF High ssse.,. ,hsaso ia al sa.,x,,,
aitse'ioa along the ssa,st nss J,
hlsh ssErss ,n th- iassf~S.las 81
Fhth street. ,hssru Hnitkssi, siass
'hs sSH,rs llao OF Fit,a s,fes, 10 ,.s
Intersection OF Alchel street. ,sssss
seethsSsspsit ainHe tho ssasss llss q,
N'sshs1 sstSss to tho lssafsssssoa u
M, whisnuy strrrt. lhsnpa asssssi,
asoss the scatter ilau OF NJ, wAussy
street 10 The rrnseF iiap 0. Caiitp,.a
arUaus. thsase snath~es,sf,, ,boss
tho soa,-s line 1' California sgssxt IL
,h" inteFspssioa OF rriay ass<.,
'a~aee along The soatsf lis- o, Tai
street 10 shr iss.tssclloa Of sssasA
ssr~ns. sheass soa,hsas,psir aiasr ,as
sratss lilac Of s'n.aua street 10 tss h.
s~fs~rsi"n OF hrklblri street. .ksass
ssash To eSsso' llnr as yiru sr~,.
thenSe southeastern, ainag s.stss i.as
II rirss street 10 the ia,ors~,,lca o,
HIsh street ,hrnrn aSuhsasssssy
=ss=x .as sSssr. ..:s .. .s..s =.:--s g
q poins opposite The iins be,sc-s NJ.
9 aud ana lots aaa J. Ia b,osk {
ri The original to~a OF iintsIlts. sos
risr Of klamath Falls oFs1aa. iasas.
aioaE Tho lIns eets~a
lots 9 and and apa J In sald hissi
9. and continuing sioes the sams iiss
la Mala street. ani ,hrHss northeast.
orly Ia place of beginning
Witness my hand asd The sssi q
saia city thl. ais, day o, Sasenesf.
1914. A T.. tEAvIrT.
Poiiro Judge II said ciiy,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

''st small bottle any way. Just "a
- u Apply little In the Nosts,is
nd Instantly voar eioss-d aoss sud
'"''rrd'"p air passages Of the head
WI open. you Win breathe freely:
'"1'p.'" aud headache dinappcar. Dy
Hnf"'ns' 'b' rg,arth. eoid.in.hssd or
catarrhal sore throat viii disappss.
'i"b snch misery now, Got the
'm"ii bottle of "Eiy's Cream Balm"
|" any drur store This sweet, ire.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24
PRESIDENT WILSON'S LATTER

i Wilson to Secretary McAdoo has
much in Il that is nne. Il has good
deal In II which Is much moro san
guine in hope than certain Of fulfill.
ment II the new currency Law will.
In its operation. break the grasp
which the gold combine has held on
the business OF the country since 1898
its ocntncen, power will be hailed
with delight by long suffering eoun.
try. On the subject OF monopoly the
letter Is not so clear. because ou,
through I; there still shines the prcIu-
dice which warps so many minds
when wealth Is considered. The man
who is born rich. or who through sa-
Eaei;y or luck acquires large means.
has a natural, legal aud proper ad-
vantage over a poor man. for money
rs labor perpetuated. and goes on ac-
'eamuia,ins even as did the labor tha,
created ii. That gives to the rich n
natural monopoly which Is absolutely
just unless the owner Of II uses Il to
ioppress his less fortunate fellow men.
For example. II four honest men
are persuinE business and making a
little pront. and. seeing their oppor-
tunity combine and double their
PROFITS. their monopoly ID entirely
legitimate unless. taking advantage OF
their position. they begin to exact Tile
Ultimate profits.
On the tariff question the president
fumbles badly. He says the former
system was purposely eontrived to
confer private favors." That is a very
sweeping charge. and in the main Is
backed by no suficient proof. On the
other hand the momentous fact stands
out clear and distinct. that under tina,
tariff the country had seen such prog
ress as no other country had ever
seen, under It more skilled aud un.
skilled laborers found employment a,
better wages than had ever been seen
In the worlds history.
The president says the thing stood
70 until the democratic party came
into power last year"
The real truth had better be told.
Many tarif-protected industries had
advanced 20 that they NO longer need.
ed high protection. and the republican
party had sought for years to have Il
revised. but the members of Mr.. VIII
sons party In congress baiYled every
effort In that direction. II finally
went into power on a promise of re-
vision. II met that promise by prac-
tical annihilstion.
We shall see how that eventuatss
when the war in Europe is ended and
business assumes normal conditions. |
We know that already II has result.
I'd In the killing OF some industries. |
the crippiins Of many others. In the
reduction Of wages on many lines. the |
akins Of positions from thousands OF .
aborers and the kindling Of hope IN 4
he hearts Of thousands Of foreign |
nonopolists who grow rich by grind
ne the wages Of their iaborers down
o almost the starvation point. In the
Meantime. the workers have less
money and the promised reduction in
ne cost OF living has not materialized.
PROBABLY In his next message the
resident will discuss all these ques. !,
Ions more fully and others which he
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24
Pastor Accused Of
Taking Tainted Coin

fhs eH.eiai beard, however, thought
it unwIso to acaaain, The board With
tho source ol the xiu
Two other Akrun churches aud The
Aaron y ". G A, have aiso confessed
to acrepslns money from III. liquor
mru a association
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24
Legal Notices
~sr~vt impsosrmeas No<tsc
>osisr of tiiiax VI tho l'ropn.~si 4,
sr~snscas Hale

The common eoaneii os tho city of
klamath faiis. ososoa. hssiax aseer.
tanned and determined the psopor-
'iona,e share for shIeh each ies. par,
Of lot. block and acreage property
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

E1ss afs bstisT aud hsarinx restored
rhe Akas remedy has been a esea,
,hing for m- Sc
Asps wIiI also relieve thsamsttsm
stomach trouble. dlabescs. tifisht' a
dIs~ase. sisrfs. piles. skln diseases.
sud other aiimoa,s Fur sais a, TIA,
dpF~oeas Pharmacy. where further
Information may bs had regarding
this advertisement,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

Il 10 estimated that ~ork provided
tot la Rivers aud ,iarbors bill siil
rmpioy sDpo uon in or-soe
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

The Californis-Orsgo Power Co.
is making $4,000 improvement near
Glendale.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

North Bend has u monthly payroll
OF $50. 900.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

ror, oEfefd ssaat Ia ssiiiak sof
tss per thuusand
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

u is's worth having. its worth In
suring. se~ Chilcoae.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

rho rstiant eahasSS at Matshnoid
has resumed stth lats~ toses.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

GFound has been broken for a
new plant OF the Pacific Iron Works
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

torn and bioodstaincd folds Tho words
'Champisny. iSft,'"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-24

rodsy's ssvs ~ TIE HsssIA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30

|iler @eiellidaft nidjt rebi, iuic iie iit
|nnter Dem neiien Neeime nrrbaIten
miiiic, obne Den llntpiIlen Der tonans
gebenoen Tnmen oes Weiben SauicS
lndl5nsieben. Gs bniicrte nber ilidIf
lnngc uuo bic Donten Nilions iporen
hefonnt. Wie Der Erdiibent piele Ira.
oitioncn bes MciBcn nanies iiber
Voro mari unb mebr ais cine iinrio.
tbiee 3eremonie oocr Suntfion nb.
idjaffte, 10 perdnoerten feline Tanell
ben @efd,nad unb Die 9ebe,istpciie Der
geicIlifdit. Gle hieiiae Gcielifnft
lit einfaf ui,o uohIibatia geiporoen
sSn ibren geltrebiIngen miro Die @e.
niabIin Dee lraiiOenten bcionoers BON
Der iebr moblbabenocn 5rnn &. gor.
ben Snrrimnn unterItiitt, ipelf,e audi
poiitiid eeipirft bat uno jest ein vlif.
gIieo Der nationoleu iiloiiitricilen
aonlniiiion iit. audj Die Eumen ars
d,itoIb Sopfins, gtdbcI 9oaronl1ii,
s. Nota Wc@ia, Csfar u. llnoer.
rpooo, Games 0ind)ot, SamleI Speil.
GER, ssobn Sans &dmniono unb Tho.
mas @ali) bet6eili9en iid perionltdl
an oG, niitcn 8erfen Der Ialncn oes
Weibsn 6auies uno lisfern bag 0elo,
tpeIdDes oieien Gamer; febit.
uebrigenS iiub Ole aeaeuipdrtiaen
Ionien ocs Geiben SonIes nid,t i'm
gcringiten oiftntoriid,. Mer in Der
3eieIlid'aft gdlle uno auoere ,seltIid;.
teiten abhaIten ooer IiifnIliid)e lin.
fiers aeben mil. fam es rithig tban.
obnc I'm 1eiben Sauie Stellruig III
nerIiereu. 0ur ft,erben iid1 bic 2dmen
bes @eibcn Soliies nif,t hnron betbcs.
Iiaen, nno ilr 5ernbleiben miro aud,
anoere beciniluiien, iih ben 8eniiiien
3u en;balteE ,Srau NiIion iino ibre
3od)fer boben bier idon groBe GrieI.
&c aebnbt. Sie boben ben ,,ounfeIiten"
gierieIn Der Staot perioulide geiud'e
gernad)f. Sie baben Die Iofalen Beh5r.
ben angeiporni, tire ShuIoiateit 81
tbin, nno Tie hoben ben tpohlthotigen
fSeieliit,niteu nelie Nele uno nelic
Retgjuoen Der Bctbniigung ge5eIgt.
InS philaHibropild)e @irfen Der IA,
men @iIions Dom Aseiben Sanic ret
ciuen oaiiernoen Gin0rlf alii Naih.
ington aeinadli. e. Ws. s..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30

bic aber aud Sci anbersn NollstanseIi
ni1t serabe ftItsn III. Mis .finnlites
Rei,miiteI" Inn mid bes Nusbruds
Der Miinfxner poIijeibeb6rbe 5r bss
bienen. b1tien melt msbr jens lsbhai'
ten unb Ieibsnf9aftlihen 1dnss gels
ten t0nnen, bi. if BEL ben Gucrani'
GtGmm,n bon parusudp fab. ahr
trob oiefer 31nse iparen bie Oudrant
Elm brapss. tapfsrss, aftunssueribes
Don. Sb iiH burh poIiSeimdBregeln
cine gsHerung pon 9dn5fitten. isIbit
ip.nn cine iolhe ipirilih ncttDsnbis
Isin foIlis, er5ieIsn ldbt, burfte fhoH
oesbaIb frasIih iein, neil bic Btiirs
ibeiIliHg bes einselnsn 6dllss IN Der
Negef untergeorbnttsn Srednen iibcrs
laHen blsiben miiBte. GeDib seiet Der
Wiinhentr Syaidins neben pislen
UofSiietn aud manfe boie ausDiifis.
Earunier iinb aber melt eber stIsgsnis
litt Rcbeiien. namentlih in ben iibtr'
fiilten aaffetbduiern gu perItsben cls
Enn3atsfhrtitungen. Rebenbet fei
bsmerit, bah Der 1ango, ipdre er nift
non Infnng on NIT fold, iibertrisbenem
I lfer befehbei iporben, fpohl fhon piel
friiher I'm Sonoe pcrIauIen mare, ola
es ohnebin Der syofl fein ipirb. Sn
ieoer WlenihenbruIf fdiummsri mchr
ooer minber nusoeprGgt Elm bibhsn
SppoiltionIuii. bic In iibermiitbig gss
bobmtr Stimmiina befoHesrs germ
ourdbritt. Glaiibipiirbis ipiro psrs
fidxrt, baB, ala porises Sdbr bic DO
lisei bem fcgenannten Ehiebstans
ibre befonbers aufmerlfumlsit sus
ipanois, Ipgdr Greelleujen. bobe Be-
ante uro ionitise Siadtsitiisen bns
in s.fhIoftner geiellitdft nur bon
Der luiiisen Ssife ouffabsen. Jn eis
nsm .3eitaIfsr, bd bic Duncan uin.
StaiIs 1eHdht bdRn, no ipis Der
Sport als fpibtioites .oiIfsm;.tsI !0r.
psrli6sr araft unb Deiunoh.it 70 Der
1ans als elm foldes sorperlihtr On.
mutb gilt. icilte man aud nihi nit
Der ipeHisIttns probetpeiIen anfnabm.
neisr 2dn5e nitf allsu 3imperiih
iein. 0efDib foil fbon ipeasn ieiner
St0nbxit unb fsinss beuiifen ur~
lpranss WaI5sr seianSt psroen. Qbcr
blob g1alser nno Jr1neaiis gu tanssn.
fpiro auf bic Ddusr lanspeilis. Dali
eetooe Der Tango cine nauernoe g.
rsiteruns unfsrsr 1ansfols. oariistlsn
ptrb, iii nihi iebr Dahrfheiulit.
aber ipnrlm. audi ipenn es iit bloB
nm cine 0eubeii pon Der aebensooner
elmer einSissn Sdifon bonbsli, ioI',e
man es niti einmul probiren nit bic
fem erofiiten anilans an unisr feis
erlit aiimooilfxs Wlenuett?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-30
eokal.Derid)t
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fbeaterbeEser.

Die aonpeniion Der WdnbelbiIbsrs
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go ,puros nn!dblit Der Dsamtens
pabl befdIofen, uno bem prGiibenien
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gedmten Der 0trsinisuns finb: prGiis
bent W. u. Reff BON bier (ipieberr
ertpabli); srfter 9ise Vr6Iioeni, Z.
W. Kaufman bon ga[lipoIis; sipeiisr
Dise praiiotnt. O. .. Spragse Don
Beuoire; Setreidr. !. o. grombaIl,
BON 5amilton uno Shobmsiiisr. 90.
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