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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
Charters Granted

The following new charters were
granted by the State corporation com
mission yesterday:
Virginia Improvement corporation
Roanoke, Va $4,000 to 100000
Real estate business. H B. Markiey,
president; r. H. Angel. vice-pres-
ident; Arthur l.. Sibert, secretary and
treasuYer-all Of Roanoke. Va.
Smith & Welton, inc. Norfolk. Va,
100000 to s25o.oo0 To run a de-
partment store. r. F. Welton. presi-
dent, Portsmouth; Cosmae F. Smith
vice president, Norfolk; George P
Dyson. secretary and treasurer, Ports
mouth. Va.
Foreign charters, domesticated. 70
10 business in Virginia: Hinton Fruit
and Produce company, a West Vir-
ginia corporation. Capital stock s25,-
600 To do a produce business. !. d.
Hank, statutory agent. Norfolk, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. July 13-Apprehension
# drought damage in the Southwest
were the main factor in the cotton
market during today's early trading
The me influence was reflected in
higher Liverpool cables, and after
opening firm at an advance Of nine to
fourteen points the local market sold
fifteen To eighteen points net higher
with December contracts touching
, 80 There was Consldcra bic real
,zing al his level, and prices reacted
six ia seven points from the best
toward midday. but there was little
aggressive selling. and bears are
hardly expected To show renewed con-
adence until Texas has had good
soaking rains
The market was quiet during the
afternoon. Temperatures were not
quite as high as expected in Texas
bat there was no aggressive selling
and the market closed barely steady.
two points lower to seven points
higher
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
MEMORIAL ERECTED
TO REV. DR.. T. P. EPES

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
NOTTOwAY, VA, July 13.-The
many friends of Rev. Or. r. p. Epes
will rejoice to know that a suitable
memorial has been erected to him in
the church In which he was pastor
for SO many years DR.. Epes was born
and reared near Nottoway. He grad
uated from Washington and Lee uni
versity, and later from Union Theologi-
cal seminary. then at Hampden Sydney,
in the class of 1877. He spent four
work In 1881 he accepted his nrst
pastorate and spent the next ten years
Of his ministry between three churches.
Greenwich and Iitchheld churches. in
Chesapeake Presbytery. Manchester,
Va, and Woodstock, Va. In 1891 he
became pastor OF Nottoway church and
remained Its pastor until his death in
1911.
DR.. Epes did that which many men
cannot do. He accepted the pastorate
OF his home church where he was born,
served the people with whom he grew
up, and during the twenty years held
the highest respect. esteem and love Of
not only his, but all people.
The memorial has been engraved
upon 4 silver plate and rests upon a
beautiful pulpit given by the ladies Of
the Nottoway church. This pulpit was
dedicated Sunday, July ~. 1t was pre-
scented by Rev. A. r. Hale and accepted
by the pastor, Rev. w. w. Baip. A
large number Of the friends OF Dr.. Epes
from all over the county were present,
among whom being his widow and son,
Louis. and many other relatives. and
Captain j.. M. Harris. Major Harris.
Messrs. T. NJ. and r. r. billiard. Ben
ham Morris, ShorS Robertson. from
Blackstone: H. =. Lee. from Crewe: 8.
D. overton and Dr.. o. n. knight and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
BLACkWELL'S ISLAND
UPRISING SUBSIDIES

New York, July l3,-Frank Tan
nenbaum, who Is serving a year at
Blackweira Island as a result OF his
I. w w. campaign last winter. hauled
down his banner of defiance today and
asked to be permitted to go to work
again. He is one of the eighteen men
on the island who are In solitary con-
finement as punishment for starting
the various outbreaks Of last week
When the trouble broke. Tannen-
baum ranged himself on the side OF
the rioters and when Commissioner
Davis and Warden Hayes descended
upon the ringleaders he loudly pro-
claimed himself one Of them.
Everything was working smoothly
at the island when Commissioner
Davis left there after a brief visit
today She says she expects no more
trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
ANOTHER NEW BOTTOM
FITTED ON AMERICA

Hammondsport, N. Y. July Ia
Another new bottom is being fitted
to the transatlantic flying boat Amer
lea. which. the experts hope, will
cause her to slide over the top OF the
water at high speed, as II handled
on the ice. The bottom. which will
be ready for trial tomorrow, is of the
sea-sled type. an inverted w" which
extends a foot and a half beyond the
hull ON each side and three and one.
half feet out from the bow.
This is the second entire new bot
tom that has been fitted to the Amer.
lea, and Will be ready for trial to-
morrow.
1t is now impossible to get the
America ready for shipment to New
Foundland from New York on tho
Stephano Saturday. as had been PLAN
ned. Lieutenant Porte will sail, how.
ever. for New Foundland next 6At>
urday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CSaies at Union Stock YardsD
Report for the week ending July 49,
1914:
Rest steers. SASH medium to good
1-4dT IA. common 10 fair. sf-4GT
Best heifers. 71-4G7 a. medium to
good. i-4de3-4 common to fair,
5 IA to s. Best cows, 6Is1-2; medium
TO good. 1-4G5 "a; common to fair,
312n412, Best oxen e1-2Gs "a;
medium to good. 51-2G6 IL; common
to fair. 41-2d5. Bulls ga Ia. Calves
sac. Dicks. 4m51-2 Cows and calves
s25 ss5 Hogs s 1-4ds3 "a Sows and
stays, Sn712 Best sheep 4i313:
medium to good, t-204 common
to fair. 3d312. Spring lambs. ia
s IA.
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Samuel j. Harris.

Charlottesville Va. July 13.-S J
Harris. aged seventy-seven, well
known Confederate veteran. died las,
night after an illness extending over
two years. He was born near Grot-
toes. Augusta county, but had made
his home In this city for the past
twenty Ave years. He married Miss
Lucy Madison. OF Orange county. who
survives. with Ave children (Mrs
Charles w Turner. of Alexandria, Va.
S. Hunter Harris of Baltimore: Mrs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
SENATORS HOLD OUT
FOR MILEAGE GRAFT

Washington. July l3.--Fifty five
senators voted today to stand by the
old mileage allowance In the legisla-
tive. executive and judicial bill. Only
seven voted to instruct the senate
conferees on the bill TO recede and
accept the house provision reducing
the mileage.
The senate conferees were instruc-
ted to go back to the conference and
insist that the old allowance for mile
age continue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
WYTHEv|LLE MAN
DROWNED IN OHIO

Especial to The Richmond virgininn)
WytheviIle. Va. July l3.-Sterling
Armbrister. son OF w. A. Armbrister.
Of Wytheville. was drowned in the
Ohio river, near Portsmouth Ohio.
yesterday. while bathing He was
twenty-eight years old. He was to
have been married in September The
remains will be brought to WVhe.
vile Tuesday noon for interment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Jolly f3.-The grain mar
ket was active today. and there was
considera BILE selling at times which
caused a weak tone. and kept prices
on the decline most of the day The
closing figures were l-2c. to lac
below SATURDAYS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
LUClUS S. NOTTINGHAM,
NORTHAMPTON, DEAD

F,astvilie, Va. July i3,-Early Sun
day morning, at his home, Milford,
Northampton county, Va, Lucids 8
Nottingham passed away In the
seventy-fourth year OF his age, and
in his death not only will his family
and relatives sustain an irretrieyable
loss hut the county of Northamptpl
and the State OF Virginia loses a
gentleman of the old school
At the outbreak of the War Be
ham enlisted in the Confederate SER
vice. and for his gallantry in the de-
fenses around Richmond was promot-
ed to sergeant-major, Company 9
Nineteenth Virginia battalion.
After the war, Lucius S. Noting
ham returned to Northampton county
settled down to the peaceful pursuits
Of a planter. and married Mamie
GofffEan. He leaves Ave daughters
and four sons--Mrs. John 8. O. Dunno,
Mrs. John Melton Gof1gan, Mrs. VIII
liam H. Westcoat. Mrs. J. Mortimer
Lynch, Miss Mamie s. Nottingham
Mr.. Sterling Nottingham. Mr. H l..
Nottingham and Mrs, l.. s Noting
ham. Jr
Mr.. Nottingham Is survived by one
brother. Henry l.. Nottingham, and
two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Fitchett
and Miss Matilda c. Nottingham. all
OF Eastern Shore.
The funeral services will be held al
the home. milford" on Tuesday al
O'Clock. and the interment will be
in the family lot in the Holmes Pres
byterian churchyard. Bayview, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

s. F. Hogan. Mrs. E, A. Joachim and
Miss Maggie Harris. of this city,. He
also leaves one brother civilian Har-
ris. OF Alberene. this county,. The
funeral took place at 4 o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

wife. from Burkeville. DIR. Knight in
ninety-one years old.
The only one of DIR. Epes. brothers
still living is Mr.. Freeman Epes. who
wns too unwell at his home near Black.
stone to attend the services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

Richmond. Va, July -, 1914.
DARK FIRED RE-pRIED.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

Suffolk. Va, July l3.-J. ] Rhodes,
we'll known merchant OF Windsor,
Va. died this morning at his home
there aged thirty-nine years and six
months
He Is survived by widow. and
three children. Eva M. Mildred. and
James Robert Rhodes: his father. J.
p. Rhodes. four brothers. W. j.. P,
r.. Robert A. Rhodes of Isle OF
Wight, and Rev. B. L. Rhodes. OF
Salisbury, Md; one sister. Miss
Maude A. Rhodes. The deceased was
a member Of the Windsor Baptis,
church.
The funeral services were held al
the residence yesterday at $40 p. NJ
The active palIbearers will be the
four brothers of the deceased and
Dr. j. NJ. Robey and r. T. feathers.
Honorary-L Baily. w j. Brad
shaw, Honorable Parke p. Deans. c.
L. Griffin. c. F. Joyner, T. 3. Mar
shall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

Reported ny Ca%kle u. ~urch a. ca.
f6lS r Main - Richmond yal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14

RICHMOND Produce MARKET.
'P spofted hV Woo1nn Il scott Com
mission Merohants)
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Richmond, Va. July 10, 1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-14
RICHMOND GRAN MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations ON 'CnmmEe.

Richmond. Va. July Is, 1914.
wHEAT-Car Lots. CNew.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
perisxal,N otiaen.

Die iterblide Siiae 0er am Sonntag
bsrblifensn arau Gbriit ma
Saud se6. S4ulb, Dirb beute
g1a4mittas bonn 9rauerbairie, 138
peete Strabe, aus CUR epigen 3ube
beitattet iperosn, nadoem in Der eriteH
DeutiGeu 8aptiiteHtir6e, an Der Bal@
nut unb GOrpins StraBe, ber 5raners
aottesbienit itattssfun0eu bat. Die
0erblihene, pelte Elm alter bon 5S
esabren errei9te, mar bic Wittfpe BON
Sato6 Saud. Die Sintsrbliebenen bds
ben bas bersli6ite Mitsefiibl ibrsr
sablrei6en syreunbe uHo getanntsn
aulablid bes ber6su Werluites, Don
Dem iie betroffen fporoen 1T.
ssrau 9. Doepte unb SRI. 5o9s
ter u b / iinb Don ibrer ereignibpollen
guropareiie suriidsetebrt. Die Oamsn
iparen IN a6nigsbera nnb hitltsn iid
sulsbt in Berlin duf.
Srl. SiabeII SoIlano, Die
lie6engmiroige Softer BON Sran 9.
Soaarlo, 17i9 Sigblano Slpenle, ani
Dst. gluburn, reid,te seitern Gbeno
Serrn q Mapulo ouo @rabam Die
San6 gum gunbe. Die SraiiunS
lpuroe ben Rep. Golfer BON Der
GplgfopaIfirde i'm miitterlid5en Salie
Der grairt boIlsoaen. gflrr bic beioer.
ieitigen glngeborigen Der iitngen Seii-
te na6nen an Der Sodseitsieier
tbeil. Gle rer6en'119 Sisblano slDc.
iih eas gseIt einrihten. Der iiutge
gbemnnn, tpeIher aus Canton. ap.,
ltamint, lit in cen areiien Der Sf;ub.
fabrifnnten beitens befannt.
6srr Samuel Heutom. Der
einit su ben bsitsetannten uHb iiber.
5eugunsstreuefien Wlitsliebern Der
Cincinnati Surngemeiube eeborte, 1T
ssiiern isiner Satin unS ieineu 5able
rsifen Greunben bura ben Sob eut.
riTen tporben. gr bate ein Utter bon
56 Sdbren erreidt. Die 9eerbisung
finSet am gr.itau Uiorsen bonn
9rauerbaufs. 1907 @lsnbora 2lpsnue.
aus itatt.
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sOIde feisrt bente Die ct. Gliiabetf
Gemeinbe in WorlpoOb.

Gas nene GhnIge61u6e Der ct.
Glifdbetbs s9emeinbe in Porfpoob piro
am 0onneritao. Den 9aniIasuusstase
in einerudspolIer Wsiie ieiner 8eitims
muns iibsrsebsn iperoen. Die Weibes
fsier finbet nm Sebu llbr 0orrilittags
iidtt, Der Elm llmsus bon @sreinen Der
@smeinoe iotpie ber Hahbarsemsinben
boraufgebt, Der fi9 nm bdIb sehn llbr
an Der Garter unb Gourtlanb 9lpenus
in 9eipesuns TeBt unb burd) bic
Sanptitraben Der Stabt na9 Ssm
neusn S6ulbauie mari9iert. bas BON
gr5biid)of Wloeller geDeibt tperoen
ipiro. Wlnn eripartst, bab iid an bic
breibig prieitsr 3u sieiem feierliden
4it einfinben iperben. Rad Der Weibe
tpirb bas Stsrnsnbanner, elm @eIdenf
bes Roripppb Council otr Columbus
Bitter sebibt iperoen unb bic 6eitrebe
ipirb BEL bieier @elesenbeit Ridtsr
@ilIiam Geosbesan baltsn. Das neus
Sdulbaus, has NIT einem aoftenaufs
ipano bon 100000 erridtst tpurbs,
sntbdIt 5ipSlf &laHsn5inmer, bier
DsrfammIunssrGums, cine 3urnbaIIe
Iiopis tint etula mt 600 GitpIatsn.
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lies nmS 3aS.

= Or. s. s. @cGaiiep bon 0op'
ton, g., bat ben Harf &omnliild-
rem cine 9ar5eQe 2ano on Der 2lrp
9lpelue, 6eim 3oologii6en @arten,
als Geidenf iuter Der @eoingulig
auaebotrn, Oab oas 2a1lo uufgefiillt,
nineQirt imo nit Roien belegt miro
reip. 9dume auf oenielben gepflan5t
peroen. Ser Yarf Sngenieur miro
porerit 6ag 9auo III slltgenidetn neb'
men.
- Gtaotamualt Sd)oenle bat III.
aeorbnet, bab Der 6. ID. HeeIo Cons
itrllcticn SO. uou 9ittsbllrg, melhe
oie slrbeiten or Dem peitli6er Reier.
poir inl e6en gSarf ailsgefilbrt, Oer
ibr nc6 Sufommenbe Steltbetrag pcn
500, 900 einitipeiIen nid)t ausge8ablt
iperoc. Gs lit n1ntli6 Serrn S6oen'
le mitaetbeilt tuoroen, 6aB ein Steu.
er3abIer elm ginbaltsperfabren einlei'
ten weroe, ipeiI Die arbeiten unbe'
frieoiaeno iino.
- Ssn Den gororten an Der &iper
Roao i'm 99eiteno miro es belle. Ni
GeIbi lit bic 3abI Der eIeftriid)cn
StraBenlatcrren beoeliteno pergr0.
Bert iuoroen ilno geitern imlroeu aud
in Sapler parf tpeitere "a Saternen
in getrieb eeiest. 6errtbanf fomlnt
3lmGdit on ole 9feihe.
- Serr Senrb Wl. Daite, Der I'm.
ter giirssrrnsiiter Suut ftabtii6er
Sngenisur mar unb bann Stabtper'
meier DON Dapton ipurbe. fpirb an
Samstaa Dor BEN Gitp CLUB iprefer
unS isins Sbssn iSsr ben sGstp MA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

I'D bitt' in meines @oltes Ramen!
2ab' aug Der Qadn bag 2i9t erltebeu,
Ncf, Wintcriturm Des 5riiblin9s
Webenl
@ott, bore beinen 9iener! Nmen!
Das erlebiaie bas offi3ieGe Gro.
aramm, ipsl9es aiiberbsm nod burH
2ieber geipir5t ipurbe, bic SfpiIGen
ben Heben unb 2lnipraden gefungen
ipurben. 3pei Der 2ieber fparen fir
bic geitrise 9elesenbeit ipsaiea Don
0r. Wintermeper perfaBt iporDen.
@s iprah bann nod Serr Ostar
Braun, eir trsues Mlitslieb bes alubs,
unb bunn bemiibten ii9 Hi9ter rip
pert unb Colon Shott burd lire feuz
rigen 2(niprafen bns eiIerne areu5
fir Ri6t &ombattanten ldmmtli9sH
Wlitgliebsrn bes beuti1en 2itteraris
fdn stubs 5u peri9affsn. Gs mar
3eit, bab 5err Sobn 6. Sbearer
bnran erinnertc unb Spar in reat
trGftigsn Worten =, bab mir nidt in
Shosppenitebt, ioibern in Der ameri.
fdniifsn Staot Cincinnati pobneH.
lInb bann forgten etlide Serren Dom
9euti1en 5beater fir ben gliidliden
llebsrgang. 9lber bas eiferne &reu5
fir Niditommbattdnten baben mir
bod Derbient.
5beilnebmer am StiftuNssfeit Daz
rem folgsnbe 6erren:
Or. g. 6. Stoa. 5rsberid g. Spies
eel, 9ubipis WOsecoef, syobn 6. G6ea>
rer, $. DreIss, syrsb. 5ola, 6. Gu.
ifaD 3inte, 9lusuit $. 9uefter, So
iepb Gmmid, 6. $. Rsmbolb, 2ouis
arobn, Garl pleb, gmil Shiele, ".
3. Gonbit. Or. 6. R. Maioepstp,
9lua. $. 9obs, 6. D. $. 2uebbert. ".
9lrnbt, Gbas. q. S6mibt, Nprib
TiI&er, Or. u. 6. Wintermeper. Wils
b.lm araupner, Sons 3ints, Or. s.
6. S6oenls, D. 3b. u. gbriiten, Or.
Oscar 90. Start, Ddpio Roient9al,
$. g. Roisntbal, g. RoientboI, 2lus.
s. ged, Or. 8. u. 5ridman, 9lbolf
Wann, col Ginitein, Carl Stors.
Ctto 9iedmann, GrnIt u. gBeisr.
Oscar Braun, $. 80. 3immermann,
Giemunb 8nlbbott, 0-. &arl S4nlb,
9afrsb &. 0ipperi, s. 6. 5ibe, 4boli
6abn, 5bsobOr 9oblmann, SEQ paal3,
Curt 9eniid, gbris. SonnsHbers.
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auS(ano. uelegrap6.
@,biIe sntf 6tOfien bic
Heutralttdt einer
@iifte All ndhrer.

8alpdraiip, Chile, %. glop.
Sn llebereinitimmung nit ibrer 9tn-
tiinbisung, bub iie bic gleutralitdt
pG9renp bss &riesss itreng pubrer
iperbe, bat bic tilenifbe Regieruns
am ufittpo6 orei SorpeOOboptSerit0-
rer mad ben Suan Sernunbe5 SnIeln,
bic 400 Meilen BON Der &iiite Gbi!es
Iiegen unb tpp I1 has Renbe5pous Der
beutTden arieesIdiffs befinbsn ioa,
gsididt. Die S6iffe iinb nit periie'
eelten Orbres m See gegongen.
Die Safenbsb6rbsn bon antofD-
gaIta baben aus ben WaIdinsn oes
beuti9en Sampfers y&drnad" pi9ti-
&c Sbeile entfernt, trob oes 9eriprs.
dens bes bsutiden @eIanoteu, buB
tein oeutIfes Shiff mebr einen 4ss
IeniIhen Safen oerlofen peroe.
bGstbt neutral
2onbon, 25. glob. gBie aus Sos
fla semelbet ptrb. bat am Mitttpoa
Der bulsurifde 9remisrminilter Ru.
boslaIoff in Der Sobranje cine 9feoe
9ebalten, in Der er ii6 ensrsii9 fir
bic MISUNDERSTANDING Der Reutrulitdt
8ulgnriens srtlGrts. Die Sppciitions-
purteien fpllen nit ben GrilGruneen
oes prsmiers ppaitGRbig sufrieDsH
isin.
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gtaats SisensbebDrbe
gSirS mprgcn Die Sernfnngem pon
sloulpb Sroetler nuo Der Ytunro
.Sutcl So. anfneBmeH.

Rogers 8rigbt urb Diaiam
MarTtkuier, Mitslisber Der GOuntpa
Si5ensbebDrbs, iino auf morgen opr
bic Stauts 2i5erlsbebDroe in 90
Iumbus bsi9isosn pprben, I'm t6re
@riiHbe anSufiibren. porum lie
Dem gG6ter Der Geutral Surnhule,
glbplpb 9roebler, unb Der Munro 9os
tel So. bic getptaiguns Der 2iSenien
Derpeisert baben. getoe peteRteH bd=
ben, na9oem lire gerufrns DON ben
@ountnbeb0roen a6gerpieien poroeH
mar, an bic Staatsbeboroe oppellirt.
Qubsr ben &pmmiFdren Tnb audi
Serr 9rpebIer unb Reuben Papns.
ReceiDer Der Munro Sotel Co., Sg
Der 9erbanbluug pprgeIaben iporoen.
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SIM @eife Sa6u's.
@urSe bas &C. Stiftmnssieit Der
Cincinnati SnrugemeinSe
6egangen.
@ldnseuSe turneriide gOrfiibrnngeu
nno SauS.

9as 2tlte itiirst, bas Ieue bri6t fit
8abn, aber in 9ssug auf bic ebIe
Surnsrsi tann bieies Gitat S9ille-s
ni9t angepanbt perben, ipenn au9 bic
turnertihen le6uHeen. mas fpeSiel
BON Der 9amen SurRerei gu iageu 1T,
i'm groben unb ganaen Derfeinert
purben.
SHduturnsn tpurben, unb tperben
pft in Cincinnati ge5eist uno pi9en
Die geItrisen turneriideu 2eiftunsen
BON elmer iolhen 9eranitaltung beoeuz
teno ab, ba es ii9 mir UNI etne Dor.
fiihrung Der usbungen Der Surnitun>
ben. unb lin elm aiirturen i'm @lIge.
meinen hunpelte, Inn ben 5ablreichen
g1iten bes geftrigen sSeites, ein ungez
tiiniteltes Bib porsufiibren.
SehsunbIef5io Sabren ipdren se.
fern perflpIieu, als ii9 cine tleine
SAaar tbdtfrGfti9er MGnner SuIam.
mentsat, I'M bic Cincinnati Surns
eeneinbe gu griinben. glue Spffnun.
gen, bic in bic @riinburs bes @ereins
seleat paren erfiiLlten fi9, in bohem
MaBe, unb fGaarte iid elm GROCER
Stamin begeiiterter 9tnbGnger Der
beuti9sn Surnsrsi. Inn bic Sabine bes
@ereins.
Die 3eiten ipedIelten unb nit ibs
nen ipehTeItsn au6 bic @erhdltniFe
in Der Surnsemetube. Sunse Dsutihe
flisben in ben lsbten Sobren ben @e=
itoben 9(meritas fern, aber troBbem
fdnb ii6 Elm beeeiitertsr glnbdns, 5ur
beutifen Surnerei unter ben Deutif.
4merifanern unb Qlmeritaneru, ipelhe
beute Elm itartes contingent Der Surs
nerei in glmerita ftellen.
Nus 9tnlab bes eeitriser Stiitungs.
fsites, ipar bic eerdumise Surnbale
iebr nett sefdmiidt, unb fiibrte Surns
Iebrer gdtsin isiue Getrsasn, antsr
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ben aldngen zines iAneibigen WSdrs
ibes in bic Surnbdlle. Der 2lnf-
sug mar Elm nettcs Bib, unb i6ritten
bic jiingeren Surner, gefolgt Don Der
aelteren Mdnnertluiie, 0dmeHtlaiie
unb 9inbertlafie, in 5tpei 4btbeilnna
gen in ZEN Saal. Die fleinen Wtdb-
den 6atten i6re ihneepeiben 8luien
nnb ibr Saor nit bea6luuen S4leifs
den oeI6mGdt, pdbrenO bic &ndben
ein6eitli9 gu i6ren peiBeH 8luien ro@
tie G6iipIe trugen. Die Glteren Der
rem unb 9omen butten na6 dltenI
Surnerbruu9 i9pur3e S6leifen ans
gelegt.
Gie 9luiiteaung boQ5og iid) IN
idyneQer 8eiie, uno tputoen na9 Den
aldngen Der Wiliif 5reiiibungen bor'
gefiibrt, nel6e aGgemeinen Inflar1g
fanoen. 9ie grn5ioien gerpeglngen
Der 9un1en nit ibren meihen &orper'
linien, bcrmonierten NIT BEN treIer1,
eleuanten @eDeailngen Der nrusfulos
len mdnnlihen Surner. 2ie &Illoer
ruuBten ii6 geididt oen dlteret 9er'
,Ioneu on5upniien unb bot oas gan5e,
in ieinen 9lrfflbrimgen Elm pradtL-
qes Bib, pel6es Dobl Die WhlbeIpal.
tuna bes ausge5eihneten Surnlebrers
@ditein erfennen laBt, pelder be-
ltre6t lit, feline Gurner nno S6lller
-, edtpu osiiudern cSahn'S berarl5lI'
biloen.
soat Sieiem groBen Bib nar alter
into csugeno, @ann uno g8elb, barr
moniIf, pertreten. Der Glteite Gltrl1er,
S5err @iQiam &at, 8dhlt oerlt o.
Sabre, md6reno Die fleinIten <riler
uno Suruerinnen uuo 8 Sabre 5al}-
len.
Sic W}iteIieOer5abl Der aftipet1
Iurner beldltft iid altf 1SO ASerlonen
pelhe geItern 9IbenO ale 5ur Stelle
mnren.
Ser smeite G6eil Der tlrnerilhen
| llebunaen ipar eiu &iirtlrnen Der
Serren am Sarren, Iiero uilb Bod,
into 8eigten iid) Die Burner I'M belter
0itt. @inige Surniibunaen Der Wtdns
ncrtlaiIe grenSten an bDbere 4trObattt
rno l6iten groBen 9eifan aus. Die
@aren proou5lrten iidl m Etero INN
Die iiingere Turnflaiie ant 8cd.
9ie Gomen.2 2lbtheilltnG errreiltc Die
9lnlpeienoert burh San5idpittilbungeT
ul1b Gan5berpegllngen.
Gieien @crfiibrungen idloB 1tJ
Ser critic Spreher sllfreo @ilermnitn
nit eiuer 9lniprode an, IN DGld)er er
elmer fur3en IiidbIid allf Die Sc
! Ihidtc ser Cincinnati Surngemet1loe
entruorI.
Gem Gereilt geb0ren I'M gart5err
iiber 200 Wtitaliebcr al, uno iiber'
botelt iiA oieie geitern 9(beno, tire
3ablreifen @Gite auis Ingenebnllte
gu llnterhalten,
2elber ithIng oie lthr su nib Die
suolitc Stunoe, iphaB ni9t ldnger
Ser @ottin Scrpiihore qsbuIoigt
TDeroen fonntc.
! Gie SbciInebmcr bieies rpobIgeIlln.
qencn SeItes 'hieben mil benz ge'
luubtiein. angenebn1e Stunbeu int
areiie Ser froben, friidcn, franfen
limb ireien Surner berlebt 5lt baben
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BISCUIT
COM MPANY

nager plan" als Stabtperpaltung
barIesen, Die @eriammluna finoet
um l ll6r Raamittags i'm Sotel Glib
ion itatt.
@roBe Tartieen SGnittbIumen
iinb geitern DON ben @epd9sbduIern
i'm Chen 9art aug an Die peri6ieoes
Heu 6Ofpitdler aeihidt porben. Die
gnten uno GGnIe uuf ben Sei4en i'm
2incoln Bart uno in gurnet Wpobs
baben iia bsrmdben bermebrt, baB
eine erbebli6e 2lnsabl gruteu ben
itdbtiidsn 4nftaIten iiberipieien pers
ben fonute.
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Greiamete ii@ geftern aui
Nyat. 4lmbnrm.
Beurse e. 9iofiuea bradte ieiHer
Satin nnb Stieftpd)ter lebens-
geidbrlidle Sdjmilmuuoen
hsi
llnb ma6te oann ieinem ciaenea
seben cim ireiiuiliiseS 6noe.
5inan5ieile Sifieren5en mo Seiites'
pcrluirrung anideinenO Die lir-
laden Der Sbat.
pie Opfer:

@eorgs@, ,Rpdpell, "a Sabre
aft; tcbt. Oie aeide belinoet iI3 in
Der WOrgus.
Jrau smilia q 70 dpell, SO
SABRE aft; 5ipei S4iiiis in Der re9tsn
Yruit; 9er5 unb ae6er cur4bobrt.
8efinOet li9 i'm Gbrift 9oipitul in tris
tiidem 3uftanoe.
5lora 5Ollifter, 19 Sabre
Sabre alt; 5pei Stdiile in Der reaten
9ifte. gsfinbst ii4 i'm Gbrift Soipis
tai uHb bat 9lusii4t ipieosr gu SeneI.n.