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Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
ALLEGED FILM TRUST
 BEING INVESTIGATED
Claimed That Eastern Companies Had Combined to Stife Competition in Missouri.

St. Louis, July n3.-A hearing on the activities of the alleged moving pie ture film trust was begun here today before a special examiner Assistant Attorney General Rutherford, who has been in St. Louis for three days gath ering evidence. will lay his findings before the examiner
 Complaint that eight eastern film companies had combined to stif1e com petition in Missouri and that the Mu- tuai Films company of Missouri rep resented the eastern combine was made to Attorney General Barker several months ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICIAN
 SHOT BY UNKNOWN AssAfLANT
pr. Mcintosh. Who Had Trouble With
 Governor Blease.

Columbia, S. C., July 23.-Dr. J. H Mcintosh. who has figured in a polii- ical exchange with Gov. Cole Blease was shot today by an unknown assaiI- ant The wound is not dangerous
 Blease had announced that when ne spoke in Columbia today he would call Dr. Mcintosh to the platform to con- front him with certain statements
 pr. Mcintosh says his assailant, af- ter shooting. made off, shouting;
 Now you won't bother Cole tomor- row''
 At the capitol a statement was is- sued saying Blease regretted the af- fair and that the governors office would lend all possible aid for the cap- ture of the assailant.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
LUCKY BALDWiN's NEPHEW
 DIES OF PARALYSIS
Was Formerly a Widely Known Turf
 man-48 Years Old.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 2a.-Seorge Baldwin nephew of E J. Qmcky) Baldwin and formerly a widely known turfmaH, died last night of paraly sis at hotel here of which he was the proprietor. He was IS years old
 Twenty years ago Baldwin raced a large string of horses from his uncle, s Santa Anita ranch. lie was for many years manager of the old Baldwin h6- tel in San Francisco. Baldwin former ly was he husband of Anita Baldwin McCIaughreJ daughter of Lucky" kaldRdti. who was recsHtly divoread Tom McClaushrcx
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
GENERAL HUERTA TO
 AID MEXICAN REFUGEES
Will Send Boat from Kingston for Their Removal from Puerto Mex ico

Puerto Mexico, July 25.-Generai Huerta sent a wireless message to- day from the German cruiser Dres- den, on board of which he is proceed ing to Kingston, Jamaica, stating that if the Mexican refugees who fled with him from the City of Mexico and whom he had left behind here. were not able to charter boat to take them away. he would send one for them from Kingston.
 All efforts to obtain a vessel here go far have failed and the refugees colony on board the British cruiser Bristol already is showing signs of disintegrating. Some of the fugttives secured passage today as ordinary Sassengers by way of Vera Cruz.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
PRoeREssIVEs CONVENE
 AT HARTFORD AUG. f5.
Colonel Roosevelt Will Speak and d Declaration of Principles Be Adopted.


 Hartford, Conn. July 2s--From the progressive party headquarters today 1t was announced that pary's state ticket viii be nominated by the direct or primary vote this fall and the-e will be no nominating convention, a1- though a ratifying convention will be held to certify the nominations to the secretary of state. The state confer encs on Aug. 15. at which Colonel Roosevelt will speak. will adopt a dec laration of principles which in brief will resfirm the platform of two years ago.
 As Connecticut has no direct rxl- mary law. the progFesslves win have to organize the machinery for casting and Tseor1ng Tssr ing % .nS Eoss s,d aor snS Rss esnea- senator, governor, state of1oers and members of the legislature A direct primary bill wac rejected by the i1n< general assembly
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
JAPANESE STEAMER
 SAILS FROM VANCOUVER
With Her Load of 352 Hindrs Who
 Resisted Canadian Government.

Vancouver. B. C.. July 2s.--The Jap- arese steamer KomagaIa with her load oS 352 Hindus who resisted the Canadian governments order of de- :'ortation for more than three months. ieft the harbor today bound for the Orient. The Hindu passengers made no demonstration and tile services of the local militia companies. which spent the night on a wharf in antici- pation of another outbreak. were not needed
 The komagalc WAS conveyed out of the harb0r by the cruiser Rainbow which will accompany her to a point of Vancouver Island.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
WILSON NEUTRAL IN STATE FRACTIONAL FIGHTS
Says Administration Will Take No Part in Any Commonwealth Politi- cal Contests.

Washington, July 2s-President Wilson told inquirers today that at present the administration as such was taking no part in local democratic fac tional fights in any state. He refused to say whether he would continue to pursue a neutral attitude in the con- tests in New York and Illinois. He added that Secretary Bryan's part in the Illinois campaign was that of an individual rather than of a represen- tative of the administrations
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
Conspiracy in Peru.

Lima, Peru. July 2S.--A conspiracy against the government was discovered late last night and a large number ol plotters were surprised ana eaptur Su in the residence of Dr. Gerardo Bal buena Barranco The prisoners in- cluded seven military men. all or whom Feonfessed that it was their in- tention to overturn the government
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
Central west swsIterina.

Chicago. sulY 23.--Chicago and tine central west sweherel again today. the government thermometer here reg istering 90 degrees at 9.S0 o'clock. The temperature was predicted to equal 96 yesterdays high mark. Re- lief was promised however by to- morrow,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
Cabled Paragraphs
AIbania's Capital Threatened.

Durazzo, Albania. July 23.-A note threatening to destroy the capital or Albania unless Prince William of Wied rendered his abdication of the rulersnlp was handed today by the Mussulman insurgents to the representative of the European powers here.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
Lost His Life Trying to Rescue
 Drcwninq Woman.

Webster Springs. W. Va. .Inly 2a.- While trying lo rescue Miss Qrine Ply nseii cf AVeesrer Springs from dron n . iT.g in Elk rirer near here. yestertav W. L. Fielder. Wheeling business man. also los: his life They were members of E9ning part. Tiie bodies were recovered today.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Holyoke, Mass. July 23.-Rndolph Peterson d police officer of Rockville Center. N. Y.. charged with larceny in that town waived extradition in Holyoke police court this morning and was turned over to Inspector Phineas seaman of Mineola to be taken back.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
FOR CHANGE OF CONTROL IN MEXICO
Provisional President carbajaI Selects Senator Ce- peda to Negotiate for Transfer of Government
AN INTIMATE FRIEND OF GENERAL cARRANzA

Cepeda Had Been in Hiding Mexico City During the Huerta Dctatorship-He Has Left Vera Cruz for Tampico to Meet General Cananza-Is to Ask for Only Two Things Complete Amnesty for Political Offenders and Guarantee of Protection of Lives and Property of Mex ican People Generay-Breach Between Villa and Car Thought to be but Temporarily Healed-Zapata May Cause Trouble.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
Prince oskar's Marriage Sept. 2a.

Berlin, July Sept. 2s has been set as the date of the marriage of Prince Oskar, fifth son of the German emperor. to Countess Ina Marie Non RasseWitz-Leyetzow After her mar riage the countess is to be styled the Countess Von Ruppin.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Memorial services for the late ex- Judge Enoch Foster were held by. the Cumberland Bar Association at Port land, Me.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24
NOMINATION. OF JONES WITHDRAWN
As Member of the Federal Reserve Board---Mes-
 sage to Senate by President Wilson
ENDS BlI1EREsT FIGHT OF HIS ADMINISTRATION

Action Was Taken the Suggestion of Mr. Jones' Who Re- fused to Remain Cause of Embarrassment Message Created Mild Sensation and Cut Short Debate on Ac ceptance of Mr. Jones-Determned to Insist Upon the Confirmation of Mr. Warburg.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

House Judiciary committee favorabiy reported bill to create additional fed eral judgships in Southern district of Georgia.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Francesca Ma-ch;iotte of The 8=crx, N. Y.. convicted O. wlite s.a. Vy. :e ceived the maximum penalty of uCIn 10 to 20 years imprisonment anc was fined 5000.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

In collision between an express train from Bayonne and a local train near Toulouse, France. seven persons were killed.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

James VanoVer and Anderson Estcr, of MiddlebcTo. Ky. climbed t. trc gop of Cumberland mountain ard fought duel with pistols. Both are fatally wounded.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Solomon A. Smith was elected pres ident of the Northern Trust Co. of Chicago, succeeding his father. By ron l.. Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Clarence F. Westin Of Ncw Hcrk was seriously injured wlen he was thrown from an automobile at Bcl.e- most off
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Major General Frederick E. Pierce of Greenfield. Mass. is a candidate for state treasurer on the republican tick et
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

The steamer Advance, which ar rived in New York from CristC5a'. re- ported the suicide of John H. Murphy, of Columbus. Ohio. When the vessel was six days out.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Edward J. BiIdris was appointed secretary of the New York Depart ment of Water Supply. Gas and Elec- tricity at a salary of s3,001 a year.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

An examination follow ing the death of Mabel Talmadge. n years old. of Wabash. Ind. disclosed the fact that her heart was on the wrong side.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Four persons arc dying s.s the re- suit of d collision of trolley cars at Herschel street. The Bronx. caused by wet raiis and defective Eraaa2
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

An automobile van is new used in prison in New York to Sing Sing.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Mime. Cayat de CasteIla, parachute jumper. was killed by falnng 1000 feet at Brussels when her paracnute failed to open.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

subonic rIaaus at New sorieans claimed it's foIrsh death victim there yesterday. The death occurred at the house where Helen Soell, aged 10s de- veleped the dise3s SC last Saturday and tie victim was the chiid's gi'l.-iE.osh- CT, Regina schmidt ased "a
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

The German government has pre- pared a measure for cigarette mono poly, aimed at the so-called trust.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Investigation of observation-disclosures in | Southern coal rates was continued by
 a Senate Investigating committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Pursued hv bcdy Of armed men. Happy" Dooiey. who wounded the wife of farmer near Gainesville. Pa. fired two bullets into his head and then. cut his throat.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

A fire which threatened to destroy No. f1 mill of the Arauskeae Mh1u- featuring Co, at Manchester. \. 1., was eXtlnguishcd with isligat loss.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Norwich
Condensed Telegrams

Havana has been officially declares free of bubonic plague.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

John CaIlan of Philadelphia was probably blinded for life bv the ex- plosion of a motor lamp which he was trying to light.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

John S. Foster, president of tn Bowery bank of New York, died a Babylon. l.. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Because he laughed at County Judge Tennant in Jersey City. court, Charles O'Connor was committed to jail for contempt of court.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

The First regiment, New Jersey Ma tional Guard, began a two days. pro- gramme of manoeuvring work in the country districts
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Public Iands sub committee of the House discussed withS Secretary Dan iels a bill for temporary deveioplncnt of disputed oil lanGs isy CaIifoi nia.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Accompanied by Secretary of State Bryan. the three A. B. C. meiiators made a formal cal on President will son at the White House.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

The post office department has an- nounced reductions in the COST of sending money abroad by postal or ders effective August l.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

Hugh Chalmers, vice president of the Chalmers Motor Co. had Decn invited by President Wilson to di-e uSs business conditions next weex.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-24

John Lane. 35 years old. was sen fenced to one year in prison for ro3- ping the poor box in d Jersey city church of two cents
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10
BITSOF NEWS

Vice President Charles E. Mahoney
of the Western Federation of Miners
was operated on for appendicitis at
Englewood Hospital last night. Re-
ported resting well today.
Mrs. Anna Nelson, "a. 4344 Green
wood av., shot self. Will recover.
Mrs. Emma j. Lasco, 10U, oIed at
Scottish Old Folks Home.
Coroner's jury returned open YER
dict in c. NJ. Fairman death mystery.
Witnesses limited murder at inquest.
Longer school day urged by writer
in School Review. Claims it would
save $3O,000,O0O annually and pre-
vent delinquency.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10
-O-O--
WHAT THE COUNCIL DID

Took steps to defeat the anti
smoke on street cars ordinance by
referring the measure to the health
committee with an amendment.
Adopted a resolution providing for
the. appointment by the mayor of
permanent charter commission of
thirty members.
Received a report from the law de-
partment replying to charges made
by the Chicago Bureau of Public Eff
cheney that certain investigators in
the city attorneys office '1oafed"
Received report showing the work
of the law department for the year
1913 and one in the name of the COM
mittee on city expenditures showing
progress of its work.
Ordered that the city be represent
ed at Washington interstate COM
merce commission hearings on leases
regarding wharfng rights.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

IndianapoIis.-Mr Anna Griffith
Rocchi-C onroy-Lawson, with all hus-
bands alive and well, admitted she
had been divorced from none.
St. Paul, Mimi. w. Hill, pres.
Great Northern Railroad, and w. P.
Davidson purchased Transportation
Building on Dearborn street, Chicago.
Rome.-Mounted police rode down
crowds of striking workmen, forcing
them from the street. Many arrested.
Columbus, o.-Mrs. Clarence Kali
SOW, Detroit, suicided. III health.
cincinnati.-3 yeggnen entered 3
stores through skylights. Blew two
safes and looted one place. Escaped
with $4,000 in money and valuables.
ST. Louis.-35 mules burned to
death in fire which destroyed stable
of Union Sand and Material Co. $15,-
900 damage.
New York.-After Benjamin Bal
landi killed a man and routed several
policeman, John Collins, an ice driver,
dropped slayer with piece of ice.
BerIin.-Signaringen, in Bavaria,
made public protest against alleged
abduction" of German girls by
American nuns, following departure
of 2 girls for Milwaukee convent.
Terre Haute, Ind.-BuiIding of E.
H. Bindley & Co. drug house Destroy
ed by fire. Loss $250,000.
1000
DITTO 0E RIEVHTO
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10

ally demanded lots of clubs and many
trainers. The game fiourished.
Baseball would suffer the same
slump if subjected to the same con-
ditions.
The bigger the recruiting field, the
higher the efficiency in any sport.
That should be apparent to everyone.
Young Jimmy Johnston, the best
looking of the outfield recruits, is
showing just enough to keep him on.
That should not be taken as a rap,
as the lad is a VIGOROUSLY slow start
er, and deos not hit his stride until
along in May.
In his previous trials with big
league teams Johnston has looked
like a soft bloomer. But as soon as
he was sent back to the minors, after
the weather warmed up, he has done
stunts that recalled him to attention.
He was sen back. by the ,Sox last
year because he couldn't. hit in the
spring. After the season started Cal
lahan found he had whole mess of
gents who couldn't hit in spring, sum-
mer or fall, and probably would have
given a whole lot for Johnston's serv-
ices.
-O-O-
WHAT THE COUNCIL DID
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28
Sic G.b.imidrift bes Staats'
9epartements.

afbington &c "a. SuIi,
WGbreno Der Mirrsn in Merito,
als Die Gage gpiiten Der Reeierung
bes perilriienen 0ittators Suerta UNI
cen 8er. Staaten iebr fritiib aerpor.
oen mar, muroe 1r. @bparo 9tpat
Der pcrionlide 8ertreter bes amerifa.
niid)en StaatsiefretdrS, IN Der Staot
lRerifo nerbaftet, aui ben 8eroadt
bin, Gin Spion 5u ien. Ia man in
ieincm geiise zine @ebetn!idriit fano,
eie or ii6 lpeigerte 81 cntaifiert, 10
pdrc inn fltr5er @ro5eb geniatf pcr.
zen, ipeirh ii6 rid)t Die @ertretcr on.
berer Nationea fir i'm nernnn6t bdt.
ten, irprauf cr in 5reibeit geiest, aber
alsgeipieien puroe. Tie bel ibm gc.
Funbepe @cbeimidlriit mar lpeitcr
liti3 als cine 9epeide bcs Sefretdrs
grpar, 81 Der Gr. gfpan ben SGliiiieI
5attc. 9;ia in Gbifire gebuIienen &c.
pefde1t tes amerifaniiden Stants.
GcportenientS BADEN IN ben jiingitcn
TSabren iebr baufig cine groBe un6
entideibsnSc Holle IN ben slnsclcgcn.
heiten Der central. ilno iiionmcrifani-
i6en Gambler gefpielt. Sn 5rieoanc,e..
ten Gi!0en 0ieie 3epeitcn wie bic al.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28
ysleu nab 9.utias in @ali3ien,

W1brsuG man ssip6bnt III, INNER
ipi.ber aus alien 3kilen Seitsrreids
Don naiionaIsn Reibereien uno 5us
mult.n su bSrsn. III es bod bisber
taum notbis seipsisn, bon @slpalttbas
tisieitn Der polen gesen bic sallSi.
i6en 2euif1eu gu btriftsn. Sls
I&eint jebt anbers 5i iperbsn. Wts
fait ale bsuii6sn 3eituHsen bsridiet
baben, baben bic polen am l. Suli IN
Gturislau cine Demoniirdtion untsrs
nommen asgsn bic epdngelii6n Wobl'
tbdtiateits.Q .Qlnialten bes pfarrsrs Or.
35dler; 469 gsnIierfdeibeH mnbten
6afiir biiben, 6ab es Deuti9s sibt IN
0alisien, unb arms Maiientinosr
purSen NIT St.inen, bic Biz gu fiinf
pfunb ipogen, bobaroiri, neil Der asis
ter Der @nitalien 5usleih Der Jiibrer
Der gafisif6sn Deuiiden 1T.
DieIs Deutidsn in GaliSisn hno
irob ibrer eerinsen 3nbl (stlpas iiber
100, 900 unter a9t MiIIionen) BON
arobsr tuIiineller gebeuiung fir bas
aanb. 0on Sofef III. iinb beltlfR
gausrn unb SanoDerier na4 8alis
sisn aerufen fporbsn unb BON ben beiIts
ihen ,,Rolonien" bat fih aultur. bes
ionbers rationslle aanbpirtbiHaft
unb 6anbpsrtstnnii rinssum berh..'i
tei. @sbnntt bat ibneH bas gtiemlaS.
Die Rssieruns bat iit nidt msbr oisl
Inn Iie getiimmsrt, unb bel ben pplen
iparen he unbsIiebt, fotpeit iie nift
poloniIirt ipurben. Das lsbtere mar
beIonbsrsber Jaa NIT ben tatbciii6sn
Deutfhtn, fpGbrenb Die etfpa 10000
GpanaeIiIhsn ii4 gut erbaltsnbaben;
bic fatbpIiItgn priefer finb bier fpie
aud font 10 Oft bic sifrigiten Isentsn
bes polentbums, barpn tann taft iebss
beutfhsiotbolifde Sprf In 9lli3ien
Elm Gieb iinssn.
HaiiirIit babsn bic giidDiriungen
Der preubiIfen polenspoli!it all oisis
Gpannunasn psfI6Grft, 5imal felt
bem GnieignunsssGsieb III Der SnB
geaen bic .prMaep1 fart ssipadisa.
Das 5pans bic iatbolii9sn 1eutibtn
enbli4. jid suorsaniiiren; 1907 puroe
Der guno Der DsutIten in @aiisian
gegriInost, Idon Bel Der 0riinbunass
9erfammlung iparf poIniider p6beI
(p5beI btiBt In biefsn GdlIen INNER
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28

lanae lDidtige 9epeide ans Der &C.
iopbnlihen Sprdde in bic gebeim(
Gbriffre su iiberieben. @titiiitel
nimut es absr nod bisl mebr 3eit eins
eingelalfene diiirierte 3epeitc oll
eat5iifern.
Us tommt bGufig bor, bab iih Bel
Der ielesraphiiten uebermittIuns flsis
ne Jebler In ole Depei6e eini9leifgn,
ipoourd Der Dspside eins gang amber.
Deutuns, aIs bic beabiihtists, eeseben
ipiro. Sc mag 'Siunoen buusrn, ebs
man biefen 5eblern auf bic Spar
tommt nnb nidf IeItsn in IS notbnens
Dig, Die son3e Dtpei1e an ben abisns
Der 5uriid5uididen, nit Der Bite I'M
IuftIdrung. Dariiber pergeben rsele
Stlnben, tpdbrsno benen Der 5elegrus
pbiit am Snitrument iiben bleiben
mub, neil bic antiport ober bic Be.
ri9tisung jsoe Minute eintreffen
iann. gln Der Spibs bes setpDbnli6en
ielsgrapbii1en Dienites bes Staatss
departments iiebt q. $. Bean, Der
Dabis i'm Rnnse am ndbfien itebt.
Inter Bean arbeiten feds 2slesrapbis
fen, Die ale nit bem sebeimsn aober
oes Departments inb nit benz
S6liiiIeI ba3u pertruui iein miifen.
Die Gbiffre bes prdiibentsr 1T isbr
berIfiebsn bon Der BEG Staatss unb
Observation-Disclosures. Dob baben oIl.
5slesrapbiItsn oes gDeiben 5aui.s
unb Der ssnanntsn Departments ben
S6Iiiiisl basu unS iie tOnnen ben &c.
bsimsn aober oes Weiben Sdnies ees
branhen, I'M nit benz prdfoenten gu
perisbren, ipenu iit oieier duf Reiien
befinbet. Der prdfibent entfernt iih
nidt iiber einsn Gag aus Dalhington,
obns nidt psnisiisns BON einsm Ses
tretdr, sinsm Stenograpbsn. eineln
poIi3iiten unb sinsm SeIegrapbiiien
bssleitet gu isin. Die 9speiden oes
grGiiSmtsn, tpis iiberbaupt ale amts
Ii4en DepsI6sn, babeH bas Wteerehi
iiber aue dnoeren 9epeIhen uno oiir'
fen nidt per3Dsert lperben.
3rob aIIsr 9oriiti uno aller gsipa'
tung Der oebsimen giffrebiiter itno
bsren StliiFeI, III es ihpn porsetoms
men, bab gu iritiidsn 3eiten Elm iols
dies Bud abbanben lam oosr eirtfdd
qeitoblsn ipuros. Das tpurbs aber
aus nah.Iissenosn Griinoen psridtpie'
aen. ylur nurbe bas saH5e Snitms
Der Gbiffren iofori perdnbsrt iino pas
alte ipuroe psrtblos. Die amertidnl'
iden 1elegrapbensG Geiel1i9aften per'
bien.n abfolut teinen Gent on Reate'
runascep.fdsn. sic miiBen bic Has
ten annebmen. Die jGbrli6 ben bsm
g.neralpoftm.iitsr fsitge'ebt fpsro.H.
unb bod sibt bic Rsgieruns sine isbr
arob. gunms fit ben tsIssrapbiiden
TienIi aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28

ipp man ii9 Miibe geseben bat, ole
probibitipn aur @eltung au brinsen.
bat man bic Winfeltneipen nidt alis-
rotten tonnen. $50 es bph selunsen
III. ipirb bas 9erlangen na1 anre=
eenben Setrdnten in Den @pot6eten
befriebist, aus pelden ipgar @ifte, ipie
Gocain, Serpin unp Wprpbium bsso-
gen peroen. Sn pielen SGuIern miro,
pie bic poliSeili6en unteriudunden
erpieIen baben. 9anillasgrtrdtt. aIIo
bo6sraoisitsr altobpl unb fSlniides
Waher getrunten, gang 81 1hpeigen
Don Dem Samaira Singer, Der ein be-
Ionperes 6OusnsebrGu lit unb suns
aanias persiftst. $50 bie Wmtetnei-
pen beiteben uno oas 1T in alien PRO-
bibitionsitauten Der SAL, perurluden
lie eine ipeitgebenbe &orruption boer
9ebDroeu, Die ii6 bafiir beSablen luIs
len. baB Tie ben ungeIebliden Wirt6s
idaftsbetrieb niat ieben. Sasesen 1T
eriuieien, BOP Der gBirtbi9aftsbetrieb
einpanDsfrei 1T, no elm gut sereaeltes
2iSsnsibitem beItebt, lpie in Sbip.
@enn ieber SeutI6e es ii6 CUR Qufs
sube muft, bieie 8enntnib BEL ben
glmeritanern in Ieinem getannten-
trsiie gu perbreiten, 10 miro bic perz
iOnlide Sreibeit ben Siss Dapontras
gen. Nldldiiis unb forslos bari man
bi Igitatipn nidt bebunbeln, benn
nit Sprglofisteit iino nod nielnaIs
Siege errungen iporben unb oas geis
fpiel Der Yrpbibitioniiten lebrt, pie
man bem erDbten llniinn our4 gifer
unb unermiibli6es I9itiren gum @rz
folg perbelfsn fam. Sn unIerem
S.adte, ipie iiberaq, entfalten bic
probibitioniiten g cine fieberbafte 5Ads
tisteit. 8ir mii1en bas @lei6e tbun,
pern mir iie iiberpinben pollsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28

@us Paris pirb semelbet. bab
man i'm 9enerolitabseebdube Biz ipdt
in bic Naht binsin 2i6t BREMEN iiebt.
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