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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-18
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Entered at the Postofiice at Manitowoc'
Wis, rs second-class matter
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED-FEMAlE.

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. II. Mackenzie, SIS Scott
st. .
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
CURB STOCKS.

J. A. Minnear 4 Co. say today
There was weakness in the market
again today and the lake coppers suf-
fercd somewhat. The New York list
made new lows on this movement and
closed FRACTIONAL yabove Saturdays
Hast figures in many instances. Quincy
and Osceola were the weak ones in the
coppers, the later selling off on the is
suing OF the annual report. There is
a very slow market for some of these
copper shares and any little selling is
quickly Ieecflted by a break of several
points. The producers statement was
much better than expected showing a
decrease of $4,000 pounds. There
continues TO be steady demand for
Arcadan and 1t looks as if it will go
higher.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
AT THE NORTH BUTTE.
Fine New Dry conpleted-edith May
Vein Looks Good.

Butte. Mont. March 9.-North
Butte's Edith May vein on the 2,400
and 2.G0O-foot levels continues to re-
fleet Improvement and it is believed
that the shoot viii hc found TO extern.
considerably above the 2,4O0-foot. on
the 260o-foot the nrmness Of the ore
body leaves little doubt but that the
shoot vii, be cut on the 2,S00-fopt
when the workings shall have reached
that ore zone which will be in about
two months.
The Spectacular vein, too, is i'm
proving, a shoot Of ore struck in an
upraise from 2.20o-foot to the 1000
foot giving promise of considerable
permancncy. North Butte is complet-
ing dry Of steel construction, the
first i'm the Butte district. and one Of
the finest "drys" To be- found here. 1t
is 10 replace the dry" destroyed by
fire several months ago.
Stations are being cut ut different
points in the Granite Mountain shaft,
together with skip pockets, which.
when completed and the stations con-
ucctcd with the various levels of the
Spectator will Doe used as the prin-
cipal hosting shaft Of the North
Bmtc This work will be completed
In about three months. The Granite
shaft is connected with the Spccu-
lator now on the 2,SOO-foot level.
Tuommne has cut its Jessie vein on
the Z. 400 foot level. showing about Is
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE OSCE0LA
Shows That Mine Operations Are
Now Close to Normal
Continued From First Page.


lbs cost per pound copper. excluding
mill construction, l246 cents
During the early part of the year de-
layed switching service and shortage
of TRAINERS interfered seriously with
production. The cost per ton treated
for the first half of the year. however
was Sl3S. and the copper content per
ton was nearly two pounds greater
than il was in 1872.
The introduction of onc-man drills
was continued until only five big ma
chimes were left i'm service i'm July. II
is not intended to use them again.
The total expenditure for new con-
structiou NJ Jhis branch Was SlGs99l@.
OF this amount Sl2,7l4.o1 was Tor the
completion and equipment of the new
rock house at No. ] shaft with the
exception OF the rackage arrangement
I'm the collar house, this structure -
all finished and ready ior use. Al No.
shaft am excavation was made for q
new brick and steel chan@c-house' p'i
the work went 40 further
The No. 9 change-house was com
plcrcd u December and partly equip
ped The first loor is now in use as
Ct change house and the second uoor 1s
dormitory for workmen. The cav
pcuter shop was equipped as q Kitchen
ana dining room on the first lloor amt
on the second door as d"rmt"ry,
These two buildings accommodate" "vtr
one hundred men az tho present time.
Tho attempt 20 rcsum" operations az
this branch in August was abandoned
ou account Of tie hostility and violence
of strikers in IA" vicinity, and a com
plote shutdown continued from Sep
tcmber ] 90 November -. Pumping
and battling started then and hosting
of copper "as resumed December 10.
South Kearsarse Branch.
lal2-Roek treated, 45N,If' tons Cost
per ton, St0i. copper produced, N,32-,
o-5 lhS. copper per ton Of rock, ISL
HISS cost per pound copper, eNclud-
ing mill construction, 6.59 cents.
l9l3-Rock treated, 2'6.255 tons, cost
per tom. Sl.2s, copper produced boot
600 ,hs.; copper per ton Of rock, 1888
'ns cost per pound copper eXciudln-
mill construction, I'll cents.
mcnt work was necessary AZ SoutA
K.4rsarge this year. operations WEI
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
OFFICE OF CALUMET AND ARlZ-
ONA MINING COMPANY.

To the Shareholders: You are here
by notified that the Annual Meeting of
the stockholders of Calumet and Aril-
ona Mining Company will be held at
the Office of the Company. Warren,
Arizona, Monday. April 18th, 1914, ut
10 o'clock \. NJ. for the purpose of
electinp eleven directors for the ensu-
ing year and for such other business
as may come before the meeting.
The transfer books of the Company
will he closed March 9Th and will re-
main closed until March 10th, 1914.
Ry order of the Board of Directors,
GORDON II. CAMPBELL.
Secretary.
Dated at Calumet, Michigan. March
LIST. 1914 Advertisement Apr. II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
FOUND.

book containing sum
of money. owner can have same by
calling at News office. proving proper
~ and paying for this ad. q
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
New Mary Fuller Series.

In compliance with the request OF
many exhibitors Edison announces a
change i'm release schedule for IN"
Dolly of the Dailies" series In which
Mary Fuller is starring. Beginning
with the third release i'm the series, ON
March 18th, there viii be Dolly
film released on the second and fonrth
saturday of each month, instead of the
last Saturday as originally arranged.
Although only just beginning, the
Dolly" pictures gained instant recos-
milton because of the prominence of thc
author, Acton Davies. and the popuIar-
ity of Mary Fuller AS the heroine OF
Tho MARY" stories Mary Fuller became
a national figure. She Is increasing
i'm popularity with this new series.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09

FOR RENT room house, I Franklin
ST.. Florida.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
OFFICE OF SUPERIOR AND PITTS
BURG COPPER COMPANY.

To the Shareholders: You are here
by notified that the Annual Meeting Of
the stockholders Of Superior ~ Pitts
burg Copper Company will be held at
the office of the Company. Calumet,
Michigan, Monday, April 18th, 1914, ut
II o'clock noon, for the purpose of
electnp directors for the ensuing yea
and for such other business as may
come before the meeting
The transfer books of the Company
will bc closed March 9Th, 1914. and
will reopen March 10th. 1914.
by order Of the Board of Directors,
GORDON r.. CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
Dated at Calumet Michigan, March
LIST, 1914. Advertisement Apr. II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
PSYCHOLOGY OF THE STREET.
Crowd Quickly Follows Any Speeula
tor Who Takes a Plunge.

The New York Evening Post thus
comments Interestingly on the influ-
ences Of the market; The psychology
of a Wall street specular cmhodies all
the characteristics of the American
people. II has been observed that pe3-
pie generally act and think in crowds.
\ man running i'm the street is pur-
sued ont of curiosity by four or five
others. who want To know why he is
running, and thirty ur forty others
stand and wonder If they should not
also run. In speculation one man
runs; soon everybody is running to-
gether. Wall street tradition has II
story of a big stock market operation
who was blocked an hour in the sub
way. Arriving late at his office he
strobe to the telephone and iritably
called up the exchange. Sell a thou
sand of this wretched interborough Cf
the market he ordered his broker
saVagely. The stock went down, and
he sold some more. Word that he was
pounding the stock found it's way
about the floor; Immediately traders
rushed to sell, pressing its price down
further. Before the day was end the
big operator was in Il happy mood, and
ordered his Interborough sales covered.
\ neat profit came 10 him on account
of his trades Of the day, but Stock EN-
change Traders never learned what he
knew to make him SO bearish on the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
STOCKS
BOSTON STOCKS.

Boston-The market today was a
very uninteresting affair. The active
stocks opened and closed with practl-
cally no change for the day The cop
per producers figures. which were bet
ter than anticipated, had very little
effect With the present uncertainty in
Mexican affairs, the trading public will
take little or no interest i'm the market
and until something definite occurs Il
will probably drift along in this list
less sort of way.-Gay x Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
BIRTHS RECENTLY RECORDED

Births recently reported to Township
Clerk George Martin are sons To Mr..
and Mrs John Augustine, 1919 oak
street. MIR and Mrs. Nick Grisnik, 235i
"A" street and daughters to Mr.. and
Mrs. August Preiss. Calumet avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John =. Meehan, llSs
Lake Linden avenue and Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Lorala of Maynower location.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09

FOR RENT furnished room. 1925
Acorn ST.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
MISCELLANY OUS.

Fairview stockholders please attend
meeting at Temple of Honor hall Calu-
met Saturday evening March 81, 1914
mt s o'clock. Important business. Full
attendance desired. Miss Hocft's pres
cnce requested. MMITTEE.
., .. II. Is. 10. 20. II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
MINING NEWS AND STOCK s.
!. & A. SHELTER MAKES RECORD
Turns Out S5S,ooo Pounds Of Blister
Corner la ~ Hours.


"Wednesday OF last week the Calumet
4 Arizona smelter att0iDed its banner
day in copper output since blowing IN
.of the plant. according 10 the BiShec
Review. IL can also be said that the
output on this day was the largest
ever reached by the I, 4 \, i'm any
single q hour period II VAS SSS,ooe
pounds of blister copper that they
turned on, and il was done without thr
appearance OF rush or strain anywhere
in the plant. IL came easily and gave
every reason Tor belief that II the COM
pany wished 10 output the ore TO keep
up this rate OF production Of metal
they could do it as readily rs not
Wolverine And leasers.
\ car OF ore daily from Wolverine
company operations ana an occasional
car through the week from Higgins
and other ieasers. helps much withNhe
appearance OF things in the local rall-
road yard. when added To the seven
cars daily of Shattuck, which comes
down over the high line. There was 4
time after the establishment of the
Sacramento as the main delivery shalt
of copper queen. during which the
Rishec railroad yard property lacked
the presence Of ore and thereby looked
strange 10 old timers. II now makes
daily an appearance that not so many
years ago would have appeared fairly
creditable for the entire camp. 90
wolverine il is To be said that they are
continuing with the very satisfactory
ground that has been for some time
under company development. As stat
ed a while back, this ground is giving
the company more cause for cnthus:-
assn as to their holdings than enjoyed
in long Time.
Comment AS To Leasing.
There has recently been some COM
mcat as To the leasing policy of Ia"
wolverine The lease operating -
this property has made only fair re-
turns. Il IS by no manner OF means
in way to deprive the property of any
fortune. It's operators have lately
found il necessary 10 90 10 good deal
more development and expense than
they anticipated would he necessary ir
the beginning. II they should run into
some rich lunches and take out COM
Portable sum during the remainder Of
the life Of their lease. they will have
earned il. At the same time the com
pauy will be ahead. II is operating ON
a more or less limited development ac-
count. To an outsider looking at the
situation without prejudice it certainly
seems that the leading il is doing is i'm
pursuit Of a very wise policy, the ul-
innate outcome OF which Will be alto
gether 20 the ADVANCE of the company.
The leasers are showing up conditions
and possibilities which the company
could not get around 20 for a long time
TO come. in the carrying out OF the sys-
tematic campaign they have entered
upon. Il can afford 10 pay through
the giving up OF & ccmparatyeiy little
o,c FOR the advance Information IN"
lcasers are giving
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
BUYS LOCkSLEY HALL.

Speculation centers round the iden-
tity of the purchaser of Locksley Hal
i'm the heart of Lincolnshire, near the
town Of Louth. as it is believed he is
Il citizen of the United States.
Who has not heard of Locksley Hall,
immorali2ed by Tcnnyson i'm one of his
most famous poems. The property -
small, fetching only $4,000. but part OF
the original building still remains in
Guiding the beautiful pancled morning
room, where the Poet Laureate wrote:
TITS the place and all round it as of old
the curfews call.
Dreary CLEANS about the moorland,
flying over Locksley Han.
Locksley Hail, that in the distance
overlooks the sandy tracks
And the hollow ocean ridges roaring
into CataractS.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09

3 CENTS a POUND naid for clean
cotton rags. No scraps. Calumet
News Office. TT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
9au Sbougbt Semple.

Gum geiien oes cSonos iiir Den er.'
planter 9iep Thought SempIe fi,toet
am 3ienitaa abeub im Gncrp gll,oi.
toriiim cine bramotiite 8orfiibrlln3
bon bibliiden S5enen itatt, bic bon
Celia Simot, Der 9eiterin Der bieii.
gen Bcmeiioc bes gtep Thought
5emple, pcranitaltct mirO. Sri. Si'
mon miro in eriter 2inie als Hesita.
torin tpirfen, mdbreuo auBcrbem Elm
Dem Gbarafter oes slbenSs nnaepaB.
ties lRuiifprogramm CUR Eurhfiib.
rlln9 gcIanat. Gie Mihuirfenben. all.
ber SRI. Simon iino ole Sopraniitiu
SRI. !SajeI Saipfius. Die Sarfeniltin
Srl. Roreen @orinnn, Der 3enor Serr
gsaIisr Z, gnuDbnn no Die Gianiitin
3rau slntoinette Simphreps Smitb.
1as 9,rogramm ilmidBt Die FOL.
aen0en Me5itutionen SRI. Sinon's:
.slm Ril", Soc Seber's gSeib", 80.
niain Gitber~, nGie Sod,ter Sepb.
ttos", .,sm Sempcl 5u Tagpn" mo
..Iie Grpedlmo 2n5arus" sluber.
Sem wirb 5rI. Silnon aud in elmer
furjcn slniprad)e bic .9icu Sbousbt1
SSSee crtIdren.
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1eutibes 8 9beater.
Gebbuftes 1gtereiie fir SaS 8aitipiel
bcS Serrn ainSolpb Gbriitians.

0as @aitipieI bes f0nigliden Sol
id)auipielerS Huoplpb Gbriitiaus
idrint iutter oen oeiitiden 1beater.
freunSen Gincinnoti's oas Sntereiie
mo Die 9eadtung al finoen, Die IS
neroient. Nenn Gin 10 berporrageiioer
Siiinitler nad) Cincinnati fonlInt mo
in inierem belltihen Wtuientempel
ouitritt, 10 lit bas ein Greignib, oaS
ie6en Gincinnatier oeiitider Abfunft
nit ireuoigcm StoI5e eriiilleu iolltc.
IS benefit. boB 9iioolpb Gbriitians
cine bobc Meimtng non oem Stailoe
lnO Den 2eiitiln1en inieres Sbeaters
bot. oenn IN ieiner ean3eH langen llno
ruhnlrcihen aiinitlerlnllfbabn III er
itetS nur an eritfIaiiigen 5beatern
aligetreten.
9ic 9ioac bes .Gean" in Dem
aleiGuanigen &uitipieI bat GDri.
itinnS on alien aroBen 5beaterll
3eutidlanSs aeipielt. Sic eeboren
III icineu 9iebIingsroaen uno iiberaIl
hat lie ibm Hubm uno Gbre eingc'
tragen. Seit lnngem 1T Dem Gincin'
mater Eublifirm uid)t mebr 8elegell.
Belt Qeboten iporoen, einen 10 berpor'
rogenoen @iibnenfiinitIer in einer
ieiner beitcn RoIlen 5u ieben iiuo
Oesbolb iuate niemano peri6iimen,
id oieien ainitgenuB 5ll Deritnifeii.
gieben Dem @aite peroeu iammi.
Iihe Dtitglieber ltnieres Gnienlbies
in huten ini0 bontbaren RoIlen anf'
tretcn. mic nohfoIgenoe geiesung
5eiat:
@eorgc, 9rinD BON 0aIes ;. /.
Sans 6oriiner
@rof non GoeieI6, odniider @e.
innOte Sobn 8eiitel
8rdiin Selena, ieIne SenlabIin /,
Sioiel 5reu
2oro NieIpiQ, 9eer uon @nsIano l..
a6oli Stope
@rdiin 9lmp Don 8ospia /.
9Inni GoIlini- -Senoen
2oop Sarab BRIGHTON i.
Selene guerger
Sorb 9Iime Sanptonrourt /.
GLEN. Bauer
0ib gtclIp bon Songsporo l..
-. Glinor Rapnrrp
Olnnd Tonbp Mulonoo blum
@bmunO aean :. j.
RubOlf Gbriitians aIs Gait
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UaiesSau.
Die yGebs" aus bem SiSen suriid'
aefebrt. - Sbr critics SpieI benir
0admittaa i'm Heolano.6ieIo. =
Mit ben @aibinstoner pSenatp'
reu" alS @ssner.

lin 9 llbr geitern sl6eno febrten
iiniere ,Rebs" bon ibrer gorberel'
iiigstpur I'M Siiben nad Cincinnati
curiid, 100 lie pom icgt oil bis 5ur or.
6finung Der reguldren Saiion oef
9sationnI.Siga lam IA. !IpriD iif inl
Sample nit ebenbiirtigen @egnern
(SiIubs Der american Siga) meiica
lperben. SGmmtlide sltbleten betin'
ben ii6 BEL better @eiiinobeit uno &c.
ben lid Der iingetbeilten Soiinnng
bin, oab ibr Stub I'M oiesjdbrigen
4enHautfampie nit ebren belieben
uno mehr Spiele gguinnen ais Der.
Iieren pirO. gtntiirlid pcrben iton
ip1breno Der tommenoen ISOLDE mel.
rere Refyiltrn, Die weiterer @ltmidc'
lung in urter9eoroneten Siaas be.
oiirfen nno iiber51blig iinO. ibren
2aufpab erDnlien, bod lit nid)t I'M.
ipabriheinlif, Sab einiee berielbrn
nad erlnngter sllisbiloune, i'm ndh.
item Serbit 81 unierem Stub Suriid'
tebrcn meroen.
3ros Der gheSerlage Der oSeOS"
alii Der Soeimreiie in gtep Orleans,
@empbis unb 2auispiae I'M Sample
nit Stubs untergeorbneter 2lgas.
fam nit 9erehtiglmg bebauptet
perSen, bab iie in oieiemSabre it1rfer
i'm Sample icin iperoeil ols i'm LETT
ten, nno on Die felt lebtem Serbit
burh ben 8erlilit pon Spielern eiit.
iianoenen glider umh Sdap1den BOD.
it1rbig beieitigt iinO. geionoers be.
frieoigcno fir Die GlllbperipnItlmg
imb oas bieiiae gniebaa.B .Bublitum
miro ole 9batiad)e iein, bub Der Ieet.
jlbrige S1upiIins 2infer ourA ieinen
gtahiolger Ser3oa in Der Seitilng oes
Stubs inb i'm SpieIe ouf Der slb.
ianssitation rno am Bot poIIDertblg
eriett lit.
Seute Radmittag finoet ons eriie
Spiel elmer Serie 5lpiihen nnieren
,WeOs" iino ben @aibingioner rSe.
natoren" (glm. Qiga) i'm Bieiiaen
9eolano-5ieIb an Der DeItern glpc.
Itatt. 0os Spiel besimit Inn 3 llbr,
3ur 9ebicnuns unieres Sei6iises
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9as g 2pnisbiIlerg gdnserfeit
sedsunbswanSis Sunoert sanger
iinb ansemelost.

Tie gorarbeiten gum 81. Sduger.
feite bes Decentralization Sanger'
bunoes in louisville eeben raid ibrer
gcIlcnoung entscgen. lie 5eiifonocrte
iperoch befanntlih in Der Waifen'
baIle, einem @onumertlbau. gebal'
ten, in peId)em cine 3uborerihoIt
bon 1000 Ierionen beqilem ilrlterge'
brud)t iperoen fam. las Sdnger'
Gubillm ipiro am gtorbenoe bes R1u.
mes niligebaut meroen uno 10 einge'
ridItet iein, oaB bic S6nger raid uno
lcid)t all Die ibnen sngepieienen
9I9be fomnen fcnnen. Tie 8ciltila.
tions-0orrid)tllngen iiitO Die oeufbar
bciten, audI ifliebt bic @erahmiafeit
ser giibne I1iiigcs @eorangtlietet
p6aia aus. Gs bnbcn iid) bis iebt
ctmo einbilnbert 9nnoespereine 5i.r
3bcilnabmc ain ,Selte dngcmelcct
nno oieie iino ourd) gerlHittelilna ocs
Observation-Disclosures in 0cn
her aonserthaIlc benad)borten Soicls
untcraebradJt poroen. gns Dem ioipelt
mabr1euontmencn regeu glnleloe'
eiier gIaubt man aiii cine VetDellt'
alina bon iiber oreitauieno S1ngcrn
itlieben gu oiirien. Gie anmelSe'
iriit erIiidlt AM /. Wai, pber gleid)'
piel, luie nieIe iih nod 5llm gelute
oes ,Selies crtifIieBen mogen, oie6elt'
beborbc lit imStnnOe, linen ein 9utes
Guartier 81 perbiir9en. Gs fam
iiberBaupt icber 9eiuder 5um sSelte
unteracbratt peroeu. Gas Gm'
piangs aon3ert, aIio Die entbietung
oes mliifnIiihen @iIlfomrngriibce
Der Staot louisville an Die @nite,
niro inioiern bemertensipertb IeIit.
oils Darin elm ,SeitdIor bon 700
S1n1ern nitiuirfi, Der Die prof]tlAe
@abe' 'ide aompoiition vGie 3relli'
iabrer" portrdgt. 1ie aSroben, inter
Der 2eitung bes Souispiaer Giri.
aenten Serrn q. WoIenarait, nnbmen
Ulitte 6ebriiar ibreu 9lnfatg, uno|
Sie 9cgeiitcrina aIler streiie iilr Die
Sad,c hat Die @rlpartlutgen Der ,Selt'
beborOc weit iibertroiien. sIls go
liiten iino ac.uonnen luorOen: Die "a.
men W,aric Happolo ino Gbriiiinc
WiIler, ino Die Serren Or. Berger
uno Clarence @bitebill, Die tbeilipeiie
ihon auf iriiberen Sdngerieiien
grobe 3riumpbe erriitgen baben.
Der ainoer6or piro 1000 Stimmen
nmineu uno ied5ebn Ger Sdn
len reprGientiren. Gie ainoer per.
oeu inter onoerem audl Die ~8adt
am 9ibein" iingen, uno Smar III oeilt-
id)er Sprahe. sIIerieits 1T man &C.
ipamlt aui Die 8ortr1ge Der oeuti6en
9ieSer ieitcns Oes Wniiendprs. mel.
den Der berpdbrte Meiiter Serr aouis
Gbrgott oirigiren miro. Die slffor0e
oes oputifen Sdnserfeit 2ieoes iinb
bier in louisville ieit Dem Sabre
1877 nid,t gebort poroen, fein @im'
Der, onb man ben auaeblid bcrbei.
iphnt, no Ghreott's betudbrte Sdaar
nlii Dem 9sobium in Der 6eiiballe ben
gnfang MAIDEN pirh.
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Gtrakenbabns 0eieniHaft
Wlnh Der Stuats lltilitdteufomntiiiion
Jnuentar ibres Giscntbnms
nnterbreiten.

Iic Cincinnati Traction 60. mo
Die Cincinnati Street Mailluap Co.,
bic bcioen @eieIlidaiten. in feren
S1nSen befanntli6 Der bieiige Stra'
Benbabnbeiricb rult. erbielten geiterll
uon Columbus alis bon Der Staais
lltiIitdtenfomnIiiiion bic Neiiiina.
ein ,Snpciitnr iIIres eciammten Gi'
aentbpms om 1. slpril Der aomnlii.
lion 5u ilnterbreiten uno oieie gnt'
itelliina mliB ipdteitens am /. Sfto'
ser i'm geiib Der aomnliiiion ielu.
SSn Der gInfforoeriing, meldle pom
Der Siaats lltilit1tenfomniiiion err
laiien ruirbe, miro gail5 grnaii ipe.
oiii,irt, Dab cine 9luiiieIlung iiber
ocn sarrtf ocs @rhnbei9entbiniS,
oes ioniiiecn geiistbums, aena,er
slltiitluB iibcr NbniBltng bes &c.
iricbsmaterinls II. I. 10. acIpiIllidjt
miro mo Sob Die beioen gciellid)ni.
ten oieic gliiiiteIlimg obne irgcnopcl-
dc unn0tbige 8er5ogerlng itilterbret'
ten iollcn.
Gicir slbih1slna mirb befanntlidJ
aui @eranIaiiung oes bieiieen Stabt.
ratbs rerInn9i unb i6r Heiiiltat icli
bann bic gaiis fir Sic gieguIirung
Der ,Sabrpreiie, Die i'm Sabre 1916
Sirrd Den Staotratb gu erfoIgeu bot,
biIocn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
Gin netter Sobn.

slnf geranlniieu icincr Wiuittr
ipir0e aeitern Der 23 Sabre alte Hui.
iea 9bilips, BON stp. 2i42 Gilbert
gIpenue, neldJer bei ieiner gliittsr
lpobntr, perbaitet Iie betaate cSrall
bntt, ole sIbiidt im3njieben ood,
entbcb ibr Ger Sobu anBebIid oieicr
g2iibc, bonn als lie Don eincm Ans,
eang 3llriidfebrte, mar nidt mebr
piel in aer 8obnlng mas iorttrans-
portiert peroen bralidlte. Senn Der
liebepcQc Sobn war ibr 5uucrgeiom.
men, INN ole @obning ieiner
.@rant". ciner perbeirntbeten iSraii.
ipeldje ieSoh BON ibrem Mann az.
trennt lebi, eiil5uridten iooui, lie
beibc bort semiitbIid lebeI fonnten.
Sie gerbaftins erfoIgte an Der 3pei.
ten uno Drain Strabc, lpoielbit oudl
Die .,9ruiit", 9eona Wieder, "a Sabre
nIt. anipeieho mar lpeId)e ebeuialis
ben @ang nod Dem IeteftipsSalipt.
aiinrtier nntreten nliBte. EbiiipS
uno bic Wiedcr Iebten IN ipilber Ctr
5uiamnien pno battc iid) Vbiiips oen
9lamen Des red)tm1bigen gbemnniles
Snaelegt Phillips ino Die Yieder
bntten idlpn cinmal NIT Dem M,rini,
3ipalridter lno bem Mrbeitsbans BE.
fanntidait genlndt.