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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
germift.

Games Wc@luue aus Sbdronpiae,
o.. "a Sabre alt, ipirb Der poliSei ais
permiBt ssmslost. McGlune begab iih
na9 Cincinnati, um Gintdufe gu be-
iorsen, uno puroe i.itOem Hi6t mebr
sefeben.
5rant Surner, BON Ro. 600 Wsii
Z. Strabs, 36 Sabre all. puros seitern
BON ieiuer 5rau ais psrmtBt onges
meIoet. 5urnsr III felt bsm Z. 2lpril
nidt mebr e,ieten porosn. Der 9ers
mtbte arbeitste als Shriftieber bsim
.gnquirsr".
5raSisr Collins, II Sabre aft, pon
Ro. 1874 Dsit 6. Strubs, tpirb isit
benz 7. april aus isiuer sIttrli9sn
Dpbnuna bermibt. gs pirb anse.
nomm.n, bab Der anobs, fusl4er srobe
0orlis6e fir bic Mil4pirtbibait bat,
in elmer Wlslterei in gumminspiIle
onsr Weltpoob arbeitst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Goruncrs Tadjrid,ten.

Coroner Or. 5oertmsper puroe
QeItern BON Dem 9l6leben oes SO Sabre
alien glpot6eters SANFORD see IN
R,aoine. o., benadrl9tigt, tpel6er
trbt uuf osm SuBbooen ieiner @pos
tbrte nlfgefunOen ruuros. Mie Der
Coroner feItitsqte, mar See Elm Wtors
pbiniit uno bate cine 81 srobe Soiis
in Der 0isnftag Ra4t gu lid senoms
men. mas fsinen Sob aur Tolae bate.
Der @eritorbene fam Dor etipa Sab
resfriit aug 5eras nah Reabirg uno
er0finete nit Or. 0aoib Cannon Die
unter Dem Tumen rReabing p6ars
macp" betunute apptbete. See unO
Or. Cannon rpobnteu in etnem 3inIz
mer bintsr benz 9eifGft.
Nm Der 6. uno Central gloenuc cr'
frantic aeitern Nndpnlittag Der 30
Sabre aIte ". s. gIrnlitrona BON
go g21 @eIt 8. StraBe, mo mtBte
nah Dem it1Otiihen Soipital gehraAt
tuerOelL mo berielbe gcitern 9Ibeno
an Sen ,SoiQcu elmer @ebirnbIlttltng
itar6. Ser Goroner iuur0e bon Dem
glbIeben oes Mannes in aenntniB &C.
iebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
sSnaenSlidler Mnsreifer.

Ser Grong nah lSreibeit regte iid)
Qeitern itarf in Der 9rltit oes 1G
Sabre alten Gilbert g9iIion aus
&ertits, @bitIep Gouutp, &p., mel
der ii6 i'm SugenOgeridt III 6oit be
iin0et. @eItern iiberbrafte Der Slt-
genogerihtsbeomte arebbicl 6en 9en.
ael nah Dem @orting 9op5 Some
mo gab ben oortigen 9eanlten &c.
nauc Snitrltftionen Den @iIiou niht
aus oen glugen 81 laiieu. Sennod1
bat cS Der 9uride peritanoen, feline
9Iuiie6er 81 iiberreOen Inn eineu 9Iu'
genbIif aaeir hinausgeben 5u Iaiicll
mo belobnte oa5 ibm deideutte Ser,
trauen nit iran50iiitem l(bid)icO.
Die 46oIi5ei DllrOe eriuht, auf oen
9lusrciBer 5u fabnoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
2lms benz Wtmni3ipaIaeriht

Dor siniaen 5aaen ipurben Rufsa
phillips uno 2eona Wsseter perbaftet,
als pbiqips NIT Saden, pel6e er
feinsr Wuttsr enttpenbet bate. Elm 70.
iiqes 6eim fir iid uuo Ieine 2eona
einrihten ippllte. Sie 8srbaftuna ers
frlate auf 9eranlaiIuna Der Wiuttsr
unb bate lid RuHsa aeitern untsr
ter geihulbiauna, elm betdnnhr
Sieb au iein. au perantiporten. Der
geiGulbiate tpuroe au elmer 9eloitrafe
bon $50 nebit &oitsn oeroonnert, ipels
de er i'm 9rbeitsbaus dbiiben mub.
2eona fiihrte au ihrer Gntidulbiauua
an, bah lie lid ben Standardization
bes pbillips nift erpehren fonnte
unb lin bes Trisbens pillen nit linn
ariammen pohHte. lsona purbe au
elmer Iufpenbirten Celebrate pon $50
nebit Rotten Dsrurtbsilt uno Der gro=
6dtipn geamtin ifrdulsin WanR
i&rtpieien.
ssrant Cooper bate iih einsn tleis
nen Raufdh unn.trinten uno in bi.iem
2uitanb fanb i'm bic qolisei auf benz
Sofe ieiner Wchnuna auf. Cooper
thilte bem Ribter nit. baB er cine
irdnis Wiutter su 6auie babe. pslde
BON ieiner llnterfiiibuna unb pileae
abh0naia lit. ha ii6 bieislbe ni6t riibs
rem tdnn. 9lubsrbem ipGre Der Gin.
ariff Der poliaei in Iein 9bun uno
5rei6en pollitdnbia unbereflti1t gene
Zen. oa er ii6 auf isinem Grunb unb
goben 6sfanb unb nismunben etipas
Al lsibe astbdn babe. Ritter Yea
Derurtheilte ben Wlann sur Sraauna
Der Usrbanolunastoiten in 50hs Don
$3.50. fpel6e Cooper nidt bssabl.n
tonnts. Rah SdIuk Der SsridtsiiB.
una lieb ii6 Der Ridter ben gsiduls
btaten nod sinmal Dorfiibren unb
lieR i'm nit elmer Stanhpaute BON
bdnnen aieben.
:Sn Der Gipil gtbtbeiluna fiibrts
aeitern Sberridter sfride ben Dors
| iib unb purbe in oieiem @sriht ses
iiern Der crit, Faq ipeaen Ii6tperior'
auna perbanbelt. frau Maraarsthe
Grcnt. bon 70. 408 Wsit 6. StraBe
hattie ibren Wdnn iyrant bsihulbiat.
naB er ieit slpsi essdbren feinsu Gent
fir ben llnterhalt ieinss &inbes BEL.
astraasn bate. ebsnIopsnia ioll Der
Ulann Cuff asbdbt babeH, 'i6 irgeno
cine geifdfiiauna su iuten. unb lebe
BON bsm tlsinen 0sreitnite isinsr
Nrdu. &iirslih psrtaufts Der sble @ata
tt bic 8riIle feiner Trau. um bas
9elS in Ghnaps an,ulsasn. Dor Rih=
ter Sfride Bat Der Mann I'm 9nabe.
unb eriuhts ibn. ihm Gsleeenbsit su
asb,n. elm neues2eJsu au beginner. lin
bem Wlann au aeisen. mas arbeit lit.
| rpurbe er sundfit auf brei Wonate in
Sas arbeitsbdus a.itdt, in ipelher
3eit bi. sSrau ben 9erbienit bss Man.
Ines erhaIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Gies mnb Gas.

- 5err 6. QlbiTer BAT ben friiAez
rem petri'IAen plnB an Der WeitpOO0
uno Quebec 9lDenue, Gidrun, iibere
nommsn, ppiel6it er eins erittlaiiige
8irtbf6aft unO SOmmergarten fiiBz
rem tpirb.
- &err 8. s. SeiOader, aaIiircr
Der Brighton German gant ieit III
rer @riinoung, lit pom &erlpoltun9ss
rat6 3um &rdiioenten gep1blt NOR,
Den on SteQc oe5 Dor einiger 3elt
Qanj pl0Bli6 perItorbenen @errn
SenrD Wiosler.
-@eiddft5fii6rer &anonann bom
S6ulratb erlpirfte qeIteru Bauer.
IaltbniBi6cine 5ur Grri6tung BON 13
tempordren @intlaiiegebduoen. Seds
berieIben ioQen bei Der @ariaIp
S6ule erri6tet per0en, Die i'm Cont
mer abgeriiien miro, I'm einem 9teus
bau Ylab 3t MAIDEN. @ler Der tenn.
porGren @e6Guoe iinb iilr Die SpOe
&art S6ule bcItiHnt, 5lDei iilr Dat
lep uno ems iiir Die 80. GiItritt-
ifuIe an Der @arner StraBe, weI6e
iiberiiiIlt iii.
- @ebGuOeinipeftor RenOias bat
gcItern ben Gber Blrnbingtnipettor
Sobn u. &arIoD sur Reii8natton auf-
geforOert uno bin3ugeiiigt, ooB an
Oernials cine llnterilthug geaen tbr
eingelcitet rperOen niiroe. @r ioll
lmterloiien bnben, Die neue Blum
6ing- -Ginridtllng i'm Gouraine Sotel
3u inipi5ieren. Sarlop, Der iagt, our
er iid ni6t5 babe 5u S6uIOeu fom'
men laiien miro niht reiignieren
| ionocrn cs aui cine llnteriu6lIng an.
fommet laiien.
@ebdube SnIpettOr Renbig5 6ai
Die brei pbern Stodlperfe bes y. Wt
6. u. @ebGubes an Der Siebenten unG
Balnut StraBe ais unii6er unb buu-
FGQig tonbemnirt. IS lit oDn Der sc:
ieQIfoft bereits eins 9epegung einge:
leitet CUR Qufbringung Der 8eIoer fitl
einen Reubau. 0as jeBige Ge6duD'
rei6t fir bic 3pede Der 9efeQI8aft Il
ipte 10 ni4t me6r aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Sdlluer erfranft.

Dem ItG0tiI4en &rantenbaus mub!s
be- yenIionirte qoli3iit giGp gtepers
eirgeIiefert lperber, 0d berIelbe am
GienTtag in ieiner @obrung, go.
1923 Walnlt Strube, i9per ertrdnts
te. Wlepers mar elmer Der betunnteIten
ppli3iiten m 9epartement, bu er iiber
unoen06nlide S0rpertrGfte perfii9te
uno and Elm Oor5iigliher 8allipieler
mar. Der Grtrlntte leibet az S6pel.
lungen Der Yeine uno 2Gbmuns.
9ieIe Sabre mar sr in Ser 2i3snszQbs
t6eilung Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tbdtig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Gang am Ylate.
Der sraetium So. ioG auf Die Singer
geid)ant Weroen.

I'm oen Straben6a6nbetrieb aus
eiaener 2lnihairung fenneu 5u lernett
mar giirgerneiiter Spiegel geltert
ben aan5en Worgen auf Der StroBc.
gln Ben berfebrreihiten @fen faBte
er Foito llno nstirte, Die llbr III Der
5ono, bic 3eitabitGnoe 3ruiiden ben
ein5elnen 8aggons. g5 fino in les.
fer Belt 6Gufig 9eidpuerOen gefiibrt
poroen, bob oie @aggons in 3u gro
BEN 3piidenrdunen fabren Bel lei
ner Riidfebr na6 Dem Hutbbauic
IieB Der Mapor BEN StroBenbabnins
ipettor 8ieiebunn fommen uno CAB
inn @eiiunA gang genaue grbebuns
gen ar8uIteqen iiber Den 5abrpIan je'
Der ein3elnen 2inie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

quarter su er1ffnen unb bie n0t6igsn
Guslagen fir feline @prarbetten gu
MAIDEN. Dem Stnanas asglusf4ub ipurbe
es anbeimgeitelt, ieinen eigensn
SfaBmsiitsr gu ertpdbIen un0 au>
bsrbem tpurbe beriel6e autboriiirt,
bic n0tbigen @elOmtttsl auf3ubringen.
Die einaslnen Gusi6iifIe tperoen
nod i'm 2aufs Der Mo3e Separats
Sibunsen dbbaltsn, iObab in Der
nG6iten Sibung be5 dllgemeinen
QugI6uiTes, bic am Mittpo6, ben
Is. Qpril, Ia6mittags 3 u6r, ebens
fats fpieoer imSauptquartier Der Yer@
ionul 2i6ertb 2eague ftattftnoet, be-
reits enbsiiltige 9ori6lGge be.r. Der
Denomination unterbreitet peroeH
f0nnen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

- Cir &na6e in turscn !6oIen
Itieq ooraeitern 2lbeno nd6renb Der
2tbpeIen6eit Der Tamilie Ben Batter,
| BON g&p. 519 Glib TrOnt StruBe.
bura Elm Teniter oes 6auies unb err
beutete aus elmer S6ublaOe $50 in
GoloItiiden. Der 0iebitabl tpurDe Der
9oliaei uemeIbet, aber Don oem oiebis
I6en Sndben tonnte Big iebt. troB
feiner outen 8eIdrei6un9, teine Spur
QeFltnoen tperben. Sin 9tuaenaeuae bes
Giubruas aIuubte, oaB Der Snobe,
tpelher in oas Teniter itiea. etn Wttt-
aIieb Der Homilie mar.
- Der &pntrattOr Frdnt 8. 0dz
pig uno gu uleisr 2eit Gouutp &omz
miTfGr, iibertru1 ositern iein Gidenz
tbum in Worlun Sopnihip uno 6dz
milton an 8. 6. SbepberO ais 2(fids
nee. Die 8irai6aft oeS NtofTeoertpdls
ters purbe pm Qrobatri6ter Gous
nuuobtor auf $4,000 fo5rsIebt. Die
Qttiod 6sitebsn aus ben 8dDis iflats
bier, Elm 9ebduos lpeIdhes auf S45,=
900 a6aeidGbt nirb. orei Strih
FarmlonD, i'm 1anaen 209 Ader in
Wloruon Sppnihtp licueno, 6 2ots in
Sdniltpn uno $4,000 berpsdlidcs Gis
oent6um. Gr bat einen &Ontratt fir
einen 9l6suosfuruI in Gtncinnuti uuo
perlor einen aontrdtt bier lebte Wo'
de. neil er eineu Stuutsodmm pedeu
reg 8e0i6pemmens ieiner Wtoftinez
rie nttt fertiQ mdhen tpnnte. Treruoe
uluuben. oaf cr bolo tpisbcr i'm Stan'
be iein pirb, iih BON ieinsr findnaiels
len SIemme at erholen.
- Qhiqtp glepins Fat bic Qmericar
RoGinq WtiQs in Wiooletopn auf
$4,000 Shuoeneriat perttaot, neil
er i'm Sttober 1911 cine 6dno apis
ihen 7pet eiiernen BaI8en einbiiBte.
= ERan lln1sr puroe poraeitern
9lu6mittuu BON cer 9oIisej perbaftet.
neil er fem 2lutomobiI obne Stadtss
giaens aebrdutte
- Die Boliaei bat ben anabcn Den
@ebrauA BON Tlobert @epebreu IN
ben StraBen perbOten neil Elm tleis
ner Suuocnidts ctpa IS bis 20 Ken
IterIheibcn oes U}onrpe sS6ulbduies
aertriimmerte,
49, Der Midmi IMB Itiea pors
lebte ylo6t uno deItcrn Oloraen in
foluc oe5 Relens lmb bic glnpobner
aerietbeu mieber in 2luireaunq.
- Trou Mi1ueI 0cilcl bei6eHfte
ihren Gatteu oor1eiterH 2lbeno nit eia
rem S6tnten
- Die genobner pon Oft 6dmtIton
peroen ben Stuotrdth eriuhcn. bic
| Strdben bort nit Del 1u trduten. bis
bic fubrneue permanent oepflditert
peroeu tbnnen.
- 6eirotbsi6eiue: 9ir1ii garaer,
| q, unb Steau MoubolIon. q, beibe
BON bier. So6n Trainer Wither,
AZ. BON Cincinnati uno isruu WarD
6ancpd. BON bier.
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lid, aetreien, uabreno ibres G6c.
Iebens mebrere etiid @runbeisen.
iblm anaufaufen iinb anberSem nod
ettpa $4,000 gu eribrigen. I'm ben
DerfIagten si perbinbern, oas @eIo
aus Der 4ant ou 5ieben o6er baa
@runSeieentbum 5u berfaufen, tpur.
be Elm terIpordrer ginbaItsbefebl er.
Iaifen.
% d. LAB : g den.
2oiiiie &. anoerion lit Teitnments.
poaitrederin BON emma e. 3aplep;
Berionalien $4,000.
6ranf 9. !Suire lit yia,,laBner.
ipalter bon gli5abetb Malonep; Ser
ionalien $2500.
6. s. Sol3balb lit 9a6lnBpertpal.
ter 6on emma Seis; perionaIien
500, @runoeigentbIm $4,000.
Senriette 9. Srlpin lit 3eItaments.
Dollitrederin BON Sopbie ". anbolb
Ferionalien $500
9nn. VI. Dtllrp6p lit RahlaBper.
lpalter bon Yatrid i. Mitdea
@runoeigentbum $1,000.
Yeridiebenes.
Gee Htece erlongte ein llrt6eil ii6e,
$3.50 gcger Die Cincinnati Traction
So.
@m. 8. 8oigbt bat cine 8e6iel.
ioroerlmg ii6er $1812.50 gegen
Sepis goisbt ir. einaefIagt.
y. &. 9eiionette & SO. itrengter
cine alase auf Grlngung elmer an'
SOIL gerii6erungs. .Erdmien an, mel
DIE Gbeiter U. Gbaopid foQeftirt ia.
ben ioa. gluh piro bon benz gerflag'
ten cine slbrehnilna perlanet.
Ger 13jdbrige Sobn Ybarors, oel
ieinen gltern in Hi6ontn0, g., 0urd.
gebrannt lit, nurbe geitern bon Der
Boli5ei Dem Sugen0geri6t iibergeber
uno miro bort gebalten iperbeu, Biz
ieine Gngeb0rigen, Die benn6riGtigi
Dorben iino, i'm obboleu.
Ger Nntrag Der 8ertbeioiger De;
0oppeImor6ers Robert @illaro. 1ai
es ibnen erlaiibt tperbe, ben 9litge
flagten bebuis gluinnbme bon 0epo
iitioncn nut iih na6 Seras 5li neb'
men, ipuroe bon Ri6ter Soffman ab
gepieien.
sluf getrei6cn Ser Sulportb Gar
ment SO. bat Sifter Sppenbeime,
geitern angeoronet, oaB 3npib offend
iIno Ytaion Garl, 5pei gearnse oel
2ocal llnion 60 Gables Garment
@ortcrS SSnternational llnion uoi
ibm erifeinen. Inn lid lpegen Wlib'
a4tung oes @eri6tsboie5 5u perant
portcn. 9ie 9eioen iollen troB eines
gegen lie erlaiienen ginbaltsbeiebls
glrbeiter Der Sulrportb Garment 60
6ebrobt uno bel1itigt baben.
SenrD g. Sorner bat Die Big Som
u. R. 60. aui @rlinb BON YerIesun
gen, Die er in GienIten Der @eieQ
ifait erlittcn bat, auf 3nbllIng Dor
$4,000 pertlaat.
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er Elm Strei66Ola an8iinbete uno einsn
2ageridappen Der Girma u. Braun &c
Son an Der WooDburn @Denue, rabe
Der 81. unb %. giIenbabn, in granS
itsdte. Das Geusr brad am SOnntag
@bsnb aus. 6err uno Grau Dorfep
tebaupteten iofort mad bem Qusbru4
res 5euers, Cauffielo geisben 5u ba'
ben, als berielbe IN GROCER gile bon
Der @egeno pes granopl1Bes fam.
9u. Seuer ri9tets einen betrdhtli6en
G-baben an. Der 8erbuftete beitret'
tet irgeno etlpas nit Dem 2lusbru4
bes Seuers gu tbun gebabt 81 baben,
nod min er in Der RGbe oes Eager
i9uppen geDeIen Iein.
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Geutihes Sbeater.

5rGulein Ssleu 2eob, bic briIdnte
SplotGn3erin pes 9euti6sn Sbeaters.
beren 2eiitungen mil 10 Iebbaftem Bel
faq aufgsnummen poroen limb, piro
nG6iten sorntug NIT Ie4s iungen
0amen Elm 3igeunerbuQet auffiihren.
@s lit oas cine Giulage i'm 5peiten
gltt Der Sperstte rS0riterariitI" bic
am eonntag gum Benefits fir SRI. Ros
Iel sreb CUR quffiibrung geIangt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Der sad6eidaoisnns bei6nlOist.

Sn Der 8ienitug Ru6t puroe Sus3
GauIfieIo, 25 Sabre alt, bon so. 1740
9srinstun 9lpenue, RorpoOo, offiSiea
Der Sa9bei9doisltng bsIbuIoigt,
na6bem er pOrerit unter Dem 8erodd:
rsr 9ranOitiftuns itunO, b1 bebaliptet
murbe, baB er BON Serrn itno 5rou
5rant Dorisp seiebsn porben lei, aIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
8 q m iltDn.
ltnicr glgcnt in Snmiltou III
Serr GSnarS Sruf, 449 SaS Siinitr
Strafc. 8ell Sci. 476 o., SUms
Ebpne 1881 u.


Strafc. 8eQ Sci. 476 81, SUm,'
Tbone 1851 u.
- @rnit +. Blum. Elm beliebter
SeutI6er, nel6cr glo. $50 Broaeb
@uenue nobnte, itiirate oeItsrn 9ors
mittao I'm bolb II ubr BEL Der Eiidz
ts6r BON Der 9siAenfeier Don Sbomus
q. Smith in Der Roro + StraBe,
sniI6en Der Drain unb Oar tQlpenus
BON Sdlldas 1etroffen leblos auf ben
SeitenpeQ. 6err Blum itano i'm rs
2sbensiahre, mar lett .Sdbren Director
Der NpoqO Wtliiittapele uno Elm be-
fdnnter MDbeIfabrItaut. @r mar I'M
girqertrieo oIs Wluiiter bel Der So.
.. 8. Geaiment Der Obio TreipiQiacn
unb otente bann nod elm Snbr aIs
Splbdt in 50. 6 167. Reeiment, Sbio
TreiipilIider. Gr bisnte bis sum
S6luB oes Srieaes uno ndbm oaHn
Die isobritatipn pon MDbeln oui. Gr
hinterIdBt bic Satin. einen Spbn,
Sdrrn Blum uno brei S0ater, Srau
Gbarles Conner, Hrl. emma 9lrra II.
Fruu Wm. RobinIon. Gr mar Dit.
olieo bss Wessl Compton ppit go.
SO. O. U. g.. tpeIher Die 2eitunq
oss Gei4enbe1Gnqni'ies iibernebmen
tpire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Henry crntz oder Eraiz >: s.!43.':ss:s ss5;''

lunItFrIrHeu oer Qa6IGiicu'fGft ber beuitorbenerr
@a1nel @urs ntirfden ben 9lufentbali BON
Senrp 9roS .,ooer Sras dusiinoie 81 MAIDEN.
getne stmefter bot ibm etne Sr6i6aft biuier,
iuiieH. Or NJ 3tuifdben go uHb 70 Sabre alt uuo
0erIteb ben staat Netp Dori Dor etipa 20 Sab.
ren. nm nat SbiO 3u retien gr IN ans 0eu
troHoerburg, WedIeuburs 0eutf6laub aebiir.
ttg, 5rGenofuelbe Gusiunft iber ieiHen 8ers
tlett .foouc man eeiiutaft feuben GU 9eorae Z.
9ohis, QnunLi Home h. o.
Den 20. 9ldrs 1914
Emma 8. qortr unb
. W Hnte W, sou
iV26,2,S.1e,2S. 1W Observation-Disclosures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-30
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APPOINTMENTS
BY CATO SELLS
COMMIS SSlONER WRIGHT AND
SUPERINTENDENT KELLY OF
INDIAN OFFICE GET TEMPORAL
RY POSITIONS UNTIL OCT. I.

Washington, Aug. 29.-Commission-
er Wright and Superintendent Kelsey
of the Muskogee Indian office have
been given new lease on their jobs, In
dian Commissioner Cato Sells having
announced late Thursday the tempo
rary appointment of Kelsey for one
month from September 1st as special
supervisor detailed to assume tempo
rary charge of the consolidated In
dian agency at Muskogee; and the
temporary appointment to October l
of Commissioner Wright as special
supervisor detailed to continue Creek
equalization payments and the sale of
the surface of segregated coal lands
of tn eChoctaw nation.
1t is also announced that the senate
would not confirm Kelsey's appoint
ment if made, according to informa-
ton obtainable here.
In the meantime, government in
spectors will proceed to Oklahoma to
investigate the records of consolidat-
ed Indian offices. The Oklahoma con
gresisonal delegation is making no ef-
fort to agree upon a successor to
Wright and Kelsey but by the process
of elimination will prune the list of
applicants down to half a dozen can
didates, any one of whom would be
acceptable to the delegation. 1t now
seems almost certain that Superin-
tendent Kelsey will not be named by
the president but that some demo-
crat of the state will land the $4,000
plum.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-30
LOCAL BANK
COMES To AID
Of FARMERS
ARDMoRE NATIONAL BANK WILL
CARE FOR ITS CLIENTELE UN-
TIL WAR is ENDED AND THERE
is A MARKET PROVIDED.

"There is no need of becoming eX-
cited over the local cotton situation"
said Prof. Michaes of Provence yes
terday, "as the whole matter will be
happily adjusted in a very short time
provided other bankers in Oklahoma
and in the cotton growing states will
look after the interest of the cotton
grower as G. W. Stuart of the Ard
more National Bank says they pro
pose to do with their clients"
He states that the Ardmore Nation
al Bank is going to look after the in
terest of the farmers and will not let
them suffer for money to handle the
crop and to subsist upon during the
present European war, but will let
them have what they need at a low
rate of interest until the war is over,
provided the farmer stores his cotton
in Ardmore or some warehouse. This,
Prof. Michaels states he believes to
be most liberal on the part of the
Ardmore National Bank and will be
great factor in settling the unrest pre-
vailing here at this time and hopes
to see the other financial institutions
of the state follow the example set
by the Ardmore institution thereby
aiding in a substantial way the farm
ers and those dependent upon them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-30
England Asking Recruits.

London, Aug. 29.-What little news
escaped the censors today related
chiefly to the East Prussia operations
which are assuming great import
ance. Berlin and st. Petersburg re-
ports conflict. St Petersburg claims
that the Austrians have been routed
with heavy losses at Kieloe, while
the Germans announce that the Rus
sian army in Allenstein is in full
retreat.
The Russian net is being drawn
around Lemburg, while Koenigsburg
is completely surrounded.
Field Marshal Roberts declared to-
day that England needs hundreds OF
thousands of men, and appealed for
recruits.
Copenhagen reports say that the
Germans are rushing troops from the
west TO the east front now.
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certificate of a deposit of cotton in
this warehouse will be good at the
federal reserve bank. Local bankers
can take these receipts to the fed
eral bank and obtain money upon
them to loan to the farmers. In
this way the farmer will not receive
full price for his cotton, but he will
receive enough to pay the expenses
of the crop, and none of them will
suffer
After all that is said the respon-
sibility is upon the local men in each
community. The farmer cannot pay
the merchant unless he sells his cot
ton; the merchant cannot pay his
banker unless he collects from the
farmer. The merchants and the bank
ers are working in very commend
able way to find way to obtain re-
lief from the situation.
Henley Gives Situation.
George NJ. Henley, manager and
buyer for Madden & Co. of this city,
has returned from a lengthy stay
in the markets. War was declared
while he was in the markets and he
had opportunity to observe the effect
that it had on trade. Mr. Henley
said the first news of the war brought
a great depression which was born
of uncertainty. Financiers could not
foresee trade conditions, fear that
America would become involved was
another factor that entered into the
depression, but he states President
Wilson handled the affairs of the
country so well, and proved himself
such great diplomat that his actions
forced the admiration of all men,
regardless of party affiliation, and
confidence began to come back. Fin
anciers began to see that our country
was safe, that there was light in the
distance, and he feels that trade con
ditions will be almost normal. People
are more optimistic in the east now.
There is no fear of war coming to
our own shores and to our own peo-
pie Quick action by the federal gov
ernment has convinced the traders
that the situation will be cared for.
American chemists know how to
make black and tan dyes, and when
ha Of thn
end of their skill, and other dyes
comes from Germany. For that rea-
son all goods that are dyed are get
ting higher as they become scarcer.
Imported goods are getting higher.
This affects laces and embroideries.
Shoes are also advancing in price.
Eastern merchants, said Mr.. Henley
are of the opinion that in the end
America will be benefited Already
a trade is being built up with South
America. and our merchants believe
this trade will be held. Those coun-
tries feel very friendly to this coun-
try on account of the recognition
given them by President Wilson.
Our trade with China and Japan is
better than formerly, and as soon
as the war is ended there will be
vast market opened up in these coun-
tries that America will have a chance
to supply.
Mr. Henley is of the opinion that
three-fourths of the cotton crop at
least, will be moved at fair prices.
Cotton Man Talks.
]. W. Goodwin of the cotton firm
of Goodwin & company. has returned
here from southern Texas. where
he went early in the season. He
was seen Saturday at his offices in
the Guaranty State Bank building.
Mr.. Goodwin stated that he had left
South Texas because he was unable
tn handle any cotton There Is no
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-30
French Organize New Army.

London, Aug. 29.-Reports say that
France has organized a new army OF
a quarter of a million men to take
offensive action against the German
right Unconfirmed reports say to-
day that train service between Paris
and Boulogne has been suspended
probably because a battle is ex-
pected in that region.
Ordinary railroad operations have
been suspended throughout Germany
to permit the rushing of troops from
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-30
REEVES is VICTOR IN
PALMA INDIVIDUAL SHOOT

Seagirt, \. J., Aug. 29.-LOng range
shooting of a sensational nature fea-
tured today's matches on the Seagirt
ranges. The Palma individual shoot
on the 500, goo, and 1,0OO-yard rang
es was won by Corporal y. c. Reeves
of the United States marine corps
with a score of 22S out of a possible
225. Corporal Reeves and Captain
X. X. V. Casey of Pennsylvania each