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Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17

in advance of the great tourist tray el to the eXpostions, and because so many tourists will e kept home from Europe there is more than ordinary cause for bringing home to the tour ist the fact that this is the best and most feasible route between El Paso and Los Angeles. The time that is made, the ease with which 1t is tray eled will appeal 10 the tourist Bis bee, being the night control, will be
 a natural stopping place overnight and for longer periods a sthe tour ists time may permit. Thus will be brought into the district large sums
 that would otherwise go elsewhere
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17
JOHNSON SAYS BULL MOOSE WILL SWEEP FIELD.

SACRAMENTO, Sept 16.-"I talked yesterday and the ground is cleared in front Let's get at them We are ready for the fray We will sweep them off the earth"
 With this short speech Governor Johnson this afternoon closed the first state progressive onvention The state central committee meets in San Francesca Saturday, September 26, their to elect officers of the executive board
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17

yenuons with them have mol yot boon drafted We hope they sincere in theft approval as the American people in putting forward the proposition At any rate weighed in the diplomatic scales, is as much to their advantage as
 The the proper parcbments are signed sealed and slowed away in the archives Of the respective state departments, the better for everybody concerned
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17

The new state highway will be found at once a valuable asset Coming at a time when the mining forces are reduced, this increased revenue from the visitor will be the more welcome. Sunday, November Sth, and the early morn of Monday, the 9th, when the racers will dash out over the new divide road will be made gala days for the district It is the work that has been done from Bjsbee that will largely help to make the race so mucn faster over new highways and it is the interest here that goes so far 10 make it the success that is so confidently expeotedc
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17

The adjustment of tho controversy to the use of wireless plants in this country without resortng censorship of cable communication if satisfactory to Germany, should please everybody else It is not our fault but Germanys misfortune that the German cable has been cut We under no obligation to censori4o other cables this account, but wireless messages which easily be used intercepted by belligerens at involve the wireless in the United States for all purposes except warmaking which neutrality in its suictest sense.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17

The Japanese in Manchuria used to tear up one rail of Russian track and set it eighteen inches nearer to the other as rougbandready way of making their narrow gauge rolling stock available Russians in East Prussia widening the German gauge to five feet ft their and engines This the establish ment Of Russian postodces must make the uneasy inhabitants wish the Kaiser would come quick
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
TROOPS MODELLING

intention Of the Government to dissolve
Parliament Immediately In certain event.
ualities."
Much must depend on the devc 'opments
In the crisis in Ulster and In the. British
army. II the Orangemen can be held
in check and the state Of afYair. in. the
army is less serious than the meagre news
now available Indicates, It Is be-
iieved that the Government Will. put the
home rule bill through at the earliest
possible moment and then dissolve Par
Lament, but there In undoubtedly a pos
sibility. Of 'eventusiities'' which may force
the Government to take speedicr action.
Field Marshal Sir John French had an
other interview with King. George at
Buckingham Palace last night. b.
"Greatest Issue since stsarts."' p:
Chancellor Of the Excheauer Lloyd
George In a speech at Huddersfeid yes
terday afternoon declared that a grave
crisis has arisen In the history of demo-
we are confronted with the greatest issue
raised since the days OF the Stuarts"
The Chancellor's speech was OF the same
violent nature as others Of his utterances
He attacked the peerase. declaring that
the aristocracy are "fghting the battle
for. the British ollgarchy with the Orange
army"
Liberalism will not finch one inch
before the arrogant and insolent plague
OF toryism.' Lloyd George went on"
am here on behalf OF the Government to
say that we mean to confront this de-
| fiance OF popular liberties with resolute
and unwavering determination whatever
the hazard may be. We are not fighting
about Ulster or home rule. We are fight
ing for all that IL essential to the civil
liberty OF this land"
Sir John Simon. the Attorney General
speaking at Ecclesileld. said emphatically :
civil war has not begun. I can see
no reason for thinking that II is going
TO begin. We have substantial reasons
for feeling comfort. There are very
hopeful signs In what would otherwise be
an anxious situation
The Attorncy-General pointed out that
oil the leaders OF the different parties in
the conflict are doing their utmost to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
AMERICAN ACCUSES
MARQUIS As SWlNDLER
Francis Drake Of Pennington,
Mass. Sues N. de Vile.
.neuve in Paris.
Special Cable Despdfch to TIE Sen.


FARIs, March 2f.--In the Tenth Cor.
regional Court to-day Francis Drake. an
American. charged Marquis Raymond de
Vfleneuve La Colette with obtaining 1900
francs $4,000 on false pretences In con-
nection with the formation Of the No
rocco Development Syndicate. According
TO the Indictment the Marquis is said
to have falsely represented the role which
he played in the Boer war. and tina.
he asserted that he occupied a high post
In Madagascar. Hence. he Is said to
have induced Drake to advance money
on the Marquis's behalf
The Marquis took exception to the form
under which the proceedings were insti-
tuted Far from admitting the truth Of
the charge NJ. de vilieneuve intends to
bring an action against Drake for Islander
contained in the complaint. which reiter.
ates the libel for which New fork
newspaper has already been condemned.
II Is charged thar there Is "a deep laid
plot to defame the Marquis de villeneuvs
as bogus title swindier on which ac-
count the Marquis demands that Drake pay
into court 10000 francs ts2,O0O) as Sc
curity for the costs OF the case In which
the Marquis is claiming heavy damages.
heated wrangle followed between
counsel for Drake and the Marquis, the
latter recalling that when ne sued the
American paper he was compelled to de-
post sum. which was repaid when the
paper settled the case. Replying TO the
Judge. Drake said he was an American
citizen, born In 1855 In Massachuse tts,
and that he did not possess real estate
in France.
brakes counsel obtained a weeks ad-
jourument OF the suit.
tOther Gable News nm ps~. "a,
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discourage reckless outbursts and entreat-
Ing their followers to have patience. He
acknowledged that Sir Edward Carson has
gone to Belfast to curb II he can the
spirit of unrest which he has done 30
much to arouse.
. Sir John denied that the movement Of
tention OF attacking the Orangemen, de-
claring that 1t was done to show how
futile any attempt on the part Of Ulster
Unionists 10 resist would be.
wants US. to Cousel Peace.
Moreton Frewen. the well known writer
on economic subjects. said to the cOrre-
spondent OF THE SUN that he feared
winston Churchilrs speech at Bradford
is the Harpers Ferry incident Of the
campaign"
AS 1 see things" ne continued. "the
home rule bill may be passed into law In
May and Ulster will mobilize the next
day and create n provisional government.
Statehood for Ulster is just what Par
neil dreaded. Il hope. as matters have
reached such a precarious stage. that
those responsible Irish-Americans who
have supplied the sinews Of war to the
Irish cause will now subscribe wise and
responsible counsels. 81 Jodshed In Ire
land would be followed by the partition
Of Virginia and West Virginia over again
and would leave Ireland bankrupt and a
derelict and humiliate every Irishman.
II can frankly say that l have found
considerable indifference In England es
to whether or not the battle Of the Boyne
Il to be fought over again. In that. bat
tie It Is quite certain that the regular
army Of Great Britain will not be al
lowed to participate"
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PROVINCES ATTACK CAILLAUX.
De In Various Centres
Against Minister and wife.
Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun.

SpecIu tuose DeeSosss ~ 80 eS'''
PARIS, March 22.-Despatches from
various centres Of France say that there
have been many demonstrations against
Cailiaux. the favor.te cry being Down with
Caillaux! and "Down with the muir
deress :" Several political banquets have
been postponed because OF the agitation.
The columns OF the Figaro this morn-
Ing are filled with a report OF the cxami-
nation OF Mime. Caillaux. 1t has another
TRADE against the manner In which the
murderess Is treated by the authorities.
Imagine" says the newspaper. "a po-
lice officer bowed as she entered the
automobile. A police officer hurried to
get a bottle Of mineral water when she
said she WAS thirsty. The prisoner dared
TO turn her back on the reporters and
photographers"
The Figaro announces that It has made
q donation OF 10000 francs 32.ooo) to
the press relief fund AZ a token Of its
fraternal gratitude for tho part the
newspapers have taken In the Calmette
tragedy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
sEAMEN STRIKE AT GENOA.
Result Of . lockout and 20 Steamer
Are Tied Up.
speeia, cable Despatch TO THE SUI

Special Cdb,e Despatch to THE Sun
ROME, March 2I.--As a result OF the
lockout declared by the Federation OF
Ship Owners. owing to the demands OF
the seamcn. there are now thirty steam
ers tied up at Genoa.
The crews OF several transports at
Naples have quit work and their places
have been filed by bluejackets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
TRIAL OF ARMY DUELLIsT.


METZ, Germany. March 2l.-Lieut. Won
Ia yalette Saint George Of the Ninety.
eighth Infantry. who killed Lieut.. Hsags
OF the same regiment In a duel on Febru.
airy 20. was placed on trial to-day before
Q court-martial.
The trial IL secret. and nothing but the
verdict will be made known.
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ABDUL HAND VERY Ill.
Report From COnsta ntinOple That
Red sultan" IL Dying.

LONDON. March ol.-Former Sultan
Abdul Hamid. deposed from the Turkish
throne ON April %. 1909, is seriously
III. and his physicians fear he will di,,
according To a despatch received to-day
from Constantinople
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PANAMA SEEKS LOAN ABROAD.
Government Representative IN her-
lin, Failed In Paris snA London.

BERLIN, March GA delegate from
the Panama Government arrived here to-
day from Paris to endeavor to hoat
loan Of $40, 900 secured by mineral
and township grants from the Isthmian
republic.
1t IL said that the financiers OF Paris
and London refused to enter into the
project on the ground that the United
States might interpOse = veto.
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nave pcen " ietuiH W thcii 1857
ments Immediately.
Belfast Mutiny Confirmed.
The Belfast correspondent OF the
People confirms the report Of mutiny In
the Dorsetshire regiment saying the accu-
racy Of the report is vouched for by two
who were present The mutineers are con-
fined In Hollywood barracks. Two COM
panies were involved, the correspondent
says
The Observers Belfast correspondent
sends a similar story. He adds that no
has been Informed that the Government
intends to have warrants issued for the
arrest Of 200 Of the Orange leaders. The
warrants will not b, Issued until the re.
ceipt by the authorities in Belfast OF q
code word which Is changed every Sun
day. Troops are beins moved to strategic
points, where they can give aid TO the
civil authorities In executing the warrants
which are to he issued. not under orders
from the War Office but from the Home
Office.
Public feeling In stirred as never be-
fore by the situation In Ulster. In London
there Ia a strong inclination to believe
that the Government must dissolve Par
lament before long. The Observer con-
tends that 1t has information from
an absolutely trustworthy source that
election literature printed for use In his
constituency. 1t adds:
TT 10 believed that this indicates the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-28

Der Gall SanbfprS II. 9alrs Sub.
bipiIion on Der Mi6isan qpe.. ST.. -
6. 8. @arlc an s. D. Morlep, 2pts
30. 121 unb 122 in Soutb Otnmore
part Subj, 81.
-Sm aublop poliSeigeri9t ipurs
be gbparo @mmert auf Betreiben
Ieiner Satin pe9en Nidtperiorguns
benz ai6tsr Santins porsefiibrt. Sic
bebauptet, bab er ibr ieit benz l.
Ipril 1914 fir lie unb lire 5 ainber
nur $15 9eaeben babe. Ssin Sail
puree auf eine Wohe peri6oben, oa
er perIpra6 gu urbeiten. - Senrp
aeiIpu, Sarrp Wenael, Safe gfusle
unb WiQiam aieb, bic iid i'm aas
apon pdrf gemein bend6men, erbieIten
ie So Strafc.
Otamantene s. So9Sett.
Serr SoIep6 $. aoborit, 81 Sabre
alt unb feline Satin Wariu feierten
ben 60. Sabrestas ibrsr Yerebelids
una i'm Saule ibres Sobnes Sermdn
Sobori., Ro. 10 Deit 7. Strabe.
Sn Der Muttergottestirte purbe am
9ormittaq Elm feierlite5 Sotanlt
bur6 Hep. 9lees 5elebrirt, an benz
iid alIe Samilienmitglieber betbeiligs
ten. ylad Der tir6liten GeremoHIe
fanp i'm Sauie bes Spbnes Elm 5eltslz
ZEN itatt unb erbielt bas Subelpaar
auBer Den bsrsIihiten 8ratulationen
au6 bibide uno 5ablrei6e 8eltSnte.
Serr .SoIepb 8. &oborit puroe
in Slpenbure geboren, uno Ieine 8ats
tin erbIidte in Sleinbolscn, 9annoper,
bas 2iht Der QBelt. Oas paar ebe'
li6te am %. suli 1854 unb ents
ipranaen aus Der gliidlihen Gae IL
Sinber, bon oensn nod Serman uno
sFrant aoborit, sSrau &atbarine 9aB'
lamp uno Trau Wiinnie 9obmetltsr
am 9eben iino.
= Rap @pans, II Sabre alt y(o.
1852 @eitern 9lpe. rpobnbaft, erlitt eli
ne lei6te 9ppfpunoe, ais sr UNI $50
aeitern 4beno an Der 9. unp ptte SIR.
DON eiuem 9luto bes 6errn Spibnds
acl getroffsn purbe. 5srr SpiBnagel
fubr nit porgsi6riebensr 9eitapins
biateit, ais Der Sunge brett Dor 'eln
9luto lief, ais er bic StrdBe treu5en
lpollte. gr purbe mad Ooerln9 s
glpotbete asbraft, no feline Wlnoe
perbunoen nurbs unb brahte ibn Serr
Spibnaael bann nu9 ieiner GIterns
pobnung.
= aobert9aslsp, % Sabre ult, Dor
2srington, Elm 2lnseitellter Der 8. Ii
81. gifenbabn, lpOllte am log. Soutb
glpd in Gatunia aeitern g(admitta9
einen SSra9t5ua beiteigen, als er 10
unalidli3 fisl, bab i6m Der lints
2(rm serquetift purpe. sr lpuros
nab bsm ct. @liiabetb 9oIpita! gss
bradt, rpo ibm Der arm amputtrt
trYtrhp
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SOnmenitid, 6itidlas uns ibrs
gefdmpfnns.
gom Or. 5. g pier.

Dor aGem iiro SiBidlag iino Son'
nenitid, snei aan3 peridieoene Gilise.
Ios piIicn aber Die meiiten gsihtiah'
lelte nidt. Sie reben Don ihncn tpie
ron oemieIben, bas NAL 10, nal 10 bei'
ben fam. Spnnenitid 1T cine ourb
umnitteIbare Ginipirfung oerSonnen.
itrabIen entitanoene inteniipe erble'
una oes aorpers ober ieiner 2belie.
Sd,cn Der Sonpenbrano, Den pleie
2uit. uno 2id)tireirnbe altf ibrer Sant
erIeiocn, lit elm Iofaler Sonnenlti6.
CIR fpirb our6 Die Gemiih pirfiamen
gid,titrablen, Die nlirn.pioIetten uno
.hlaucn berporaebradDt. @eben oie
Sonnenitrublen birett aiif ben aopi,
beionbers in eie9,adengcgenb. nul oas
Salsmart, 10 fam ein nit 9ebirner.
jdeinunacn perlailienoer SonnenitIb
erioIaen, Der @erpubtloiigfeit, ardm.
pic ulm. nod ii6 5iebt.
Iamit braildt aber feline GrDo'
blma Ser a6rprrtcmperatir perfniipft
an iein. &c mebr man lid, oenl Sages'
aeitirn unbebcdt ansiest, lin 10 leif,-
ter fam Der Sonneniiid eintreicn.
s(lio Del .lnrem SimmeI. Sm 8ebirge.
no Die sltnoipb6re rein uno obne
g9i0eriieno gegen SieGlIrdJoriiiguiigs.
trait Der StrobIen lit, auf bem Dee,
re. Guf mi @letidern. fam or,
ihnelllien bic Grfrailfiing eiiltretcn.
Dian itiiet iid) ge9cn Oen Sonneip
Itidl inbenl lnan Gle Strab!en nidlt
beranfommen IGbt Sas aeidjiebt burh
sipiitcnaeihobenc Stoiic. 1ie Iro,
penmeni1en tragen befanntlidv Set
TrcpcnfortbeIm Ger lilitig uno sll.
aIeid ieBr unDurhSrinelid lit. 5erncr
be6eden iie Der Spnne erponiertcn
Stelen nit treiben 9Ieioern, Die i'm.
itanSe fine, aid, einen betrddtIihen
4ro5eniI1b Der SouueHitraDIen 5li re-
ilef.ieren.
Gieaeu Sonneniii6 aIio fam man
iid, Ieidjt periorgert. Ian braiid)t MIR
bic Sirahlen ous5uihaItcn iino Die
Sa6c perIiert ibre gebrohIidfeit. ST
jcmeno bonn Gonncnitif setroffen
Iporben. 70 bcibt cs, i'm ans Der
9lfticnsipb1rc Der Come beralls5u.
nebmen. i'm filbI 5u lagern. Mar
0finet feline aleiber, iorgt fin 8eilti.
Iation, lam ieiuen aopf nit @aiier
temperiren uno bic fiinitIid)e sltb.
nung cinIciten. Inn mebr Sniieritofi
in ben areiSlaiif gu bringen. Wleiitens
prrgeben Die Griheininaen nll6 nad)
einer icbr Iangen 3eit. ssn idpercrcn
ldacn fam MIR Der glrBt beIfen Der
: Ia ieoesmal, pcnn mSalid, Su boIen
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Gnsliih.s Gllbleben.
Bon 9r. 9 W iiIIerSep
Qonbpn. i'm Nu[i.

Qonbpn, i'm Suli.
Oas 2(utpmobil bat ben CLUB acs
tObtet. 90 bort man oft tlasen. IS
iledt aud eiun Qut 5bsil Wabrbsit in
bieIem Qusipru6. 5robbem 1T beute
ME ebepem aonbOn bic srits aIubs
Itabt. glber aerabe bic Glteiten unb
pornebmiten &lubs babsn unter benz
Wefiel Der 3eit am meiiten sslitten.
Sic tommen ihre eisene gsrubiame
uno piirbebolIe 4tmoipb1re nitt oG.
legen. SesbaIb lpurbtn iie benz aui.
pa6Ienoen @eicbledt lungpeilia. &C.
raoe 10 tpie man i'm Retailer bes
5elegrommitils bic aunit unb ben
@snuB bss griefihrsibeus bsrlernt
bat.
Sreili6 tpsnn man Wbitaders 9lls
manad ober .Wbo Is Wbo9", bas
eHsliide .Wer iit's?", aufi9Idgt, fin.
bet man au1 in Der Quflaas bon
1914 nod INNER binter Dem gas
men bss Gorb {. bic Worte 9urf,
3raoeQers. Carlton. binier benz bes
9slebrten q. bic 9emsrtuna Srforo
anb Cambridge Club unb binter benz
beriihmten Sdriftitelernamen oas
Wort SApase. Die 2lubs eriitisren
olio nod. 2lber iie Ieben nitt msb-.
Gle geb6ren getpiFermaben 5ur @iiis
tenfdrte. iie qeben ihren Mitalieosrn
Die 2egitimation, bab iie elmer ats
pifen @eIelIhaftstaNe anseb0rsn
9lber iis baben auFsebGrt, cine srD.
bere Hoae i'm engliiden 9eieaiddfts-
leben au ipielen. Die Giinitler unb
Striftiteasr lam man nod am ebss
fen in ibrem alten Sapuae Club ane
treffen, benn iie buben cine aeiellige
2lber. 9lber ipnitg Wen trifft man
nod i'm Srforb ano Cambridge, Seis
len eioenartia aefOrmte 2ebnieiieI 10
uneublid beatiem iinoa Seine rside
8ibliotbef birat Shdbe tpie bag mits
telalterli6e, enaltihe RshtsbuH, bas
Doomsbab Boot, iein &eller riibmt
ff. ben Glteiten porttpsin in 2onbon
au lagern. unb per1n man bieroon bes
@utsn suDieI aenoifen. 10 gi6i isins
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81, poIitiIdtn arubg biiben Ii

Die politiTdtn alubs btlben Elm
aapitel fir iid. gs siebt inter ibs
neu siniae BON ebripiirbigen Mlier iinb
auteu Srabitionen. 60 Wbites, ber
i'm syobre 1868 in Wbites Gbocolate
6ouIs als Slub Der Sorp pariei &C..
ariinbet lpurbe. Die Oppoiitipn Der
Wbias madfe i'm Salrs 1854 ben
9roofs alub duf. Wenn bic ldnoe
ebelleute su ben Sibunsen Der Beers
TANNER ndd 2onbon famen, 10 fons
ben iie Ti6 felt BEN Sabre 1768 IN
ben R6umen bes Boobies Club sus
fammen. Dpf ale bieie &lubs ba.
ben beute eisentli6 nur nod cine bi.
itoriide 8ebeutuns. ginfluB auf Die
pplitit bes 5ages baben etnise srobe,
moberne Organiiationea, Dor allen
auf unioniitifter Seite fer Gonititus
iional Club unb auf Seiten Der ges
senpGrtigen Reeierunssportei Der
Rational 2iberial glu6. Seber Sablt
mebr als 5000 Mitelisoer. Die Spis
ben beg politii6en Gebens fhIieben
iit auf Der libsralen Seite Su benz
eisbtp Club Sufammen, 10 senannt
ipeaen tsr 9eidrdnfung ieiner Utit@
alispftaft auf 80 pOlititer. Die snts
ipredenbe uniOniiiiite Organization
finben mir i'm Saint Stepben's Club,
benz bic meiiten unioniitiifen pdrlas
mentarier angebOrsn. 2tus elmer gang
eiacnartigen llriade III bieier aInb
ben 2iberalsn elm Dorm I'M auae. IS
aiebt einen alten unterirbiffen Sang,
Der pom aeller bes Saint Stephens
aum llnterbaus fiibrt. Uerftiebsnts
lid 1T pl0biid Dor einer ipi4tisen
4bfiimmuna aus biefem 3unnei bers
aus cine arDbsre glnSabl unioniitiidsr
glbgeorbneier in pds Oberbdus ges
FRONT, nm burd pl0bIi4s llebsrrlm'
peluna cine glieberiose Der Regis.
rllnasparisi unb oaburh ben Stur5
BEG adbinetts berbei3ufiibren.
gDir ieben, Der moberne poIitii6e
alub 1T fmart unb ameritaniiirt.
Das III, Don Der lleberliefsrllns oes
aIubIebeng aus seiskn. Elm fdfpster
9oripurf. Sn ben alien SIubs madt
unb mat)ie man pOlitii4e apnperias
tion, aber teine g,olitii. llnb bisrbei
tommsn mir auf ben uriprnng oes
snaliIten ahublebens. 8ereiis I'M 16.
unb II. Sdbrbunbert pfleaten ith
Wdnner Der alsi4en Gefdmddsri9..
iune rsaslmGbis on elm ober 5ipst
9lbenben Der Wofe on einem be-
itimmten 5iIb elmer 3aperne 5u trets
fen. ssn Der yWlermaio 9apern"
mar Cir Wulier Ralsigb Der prdiis
bent elmer iolden @siellfbaft. Sbds
tefpeare. Beaumont unb 1Ietter oer'
iebrten in bisi.m 8rsife. Die 9rdbi'
iionen bieier 2aielrunbe ipnroen
fprtaeI.bt BON Soibud Repnolbs uno
Or. SotnIon, ben fiihrenb.n 9eiitern
bes 9iterarp Club. 8eim 3inntrus
itaumenoen 9lles lpurben bic Greiss
Mile b.s 9as.s bsfprofsn. Inner
outer, alter Stdmmtifd,. ME mir ihn
in 9eutI6lanb nod bdben, 1T Der
Uatsr bes ensliihen Glubs.
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N { ~ p o + t.

Sie y.cmpprt Cifice fir bas Sin.
rinnatier &olfsbIatt" befinSet iidl in
No. 339 gorf Strahc, aeaenilbcr Dem
Gunrtfo1iie, iuuieIbit Icmisfeitcn, Vim
,cisen II. I. IN. BIS 10 llhr 40 Mlnn'
ten 9lbcnSs cntgcacnncnommcn mer'
ben. Sclrnhnu Eunth 2401.
- gee6 apsnup, BON Der Jront
@trabe bis CUR Ditliden aorporatioUs'
linie. bic gletppprt unb geaepue trenHt,
ioa laut gei6luB Der Staotsaom-
miiiipn nit gaditeinen uspilaitert per.
ben. Die Strede 1T ungsfGbr 900
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IN einsm miierablen 3uitanbe uno
purbe bic gneeleaenheit bereits einmaI
DOR bic 9robgei6porenen gebradt unb
snar BON gepobnern pon geueDue.
sSir bic gssabluna Der Iusgaben tur
oerunnte StraBe miro bic Strabeu'
babngeisGidaft bic meiiten Soften bas
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iheibunu ale Soften fir Qusarabuns
aen, &onfret. llnterlage etc. innerbalb
ibrer 9elsie unb 18 53oa auf bstoen
Seiten aablen. = Sine Relolution
paiiirte, bsmaemdB an Der iFrpnt
GtraBc, apiidsn Der Wai9in9tOn uno
Garatoga Strabe, GementsRinniteine
etc. angebra9t psroen miiiien. - Die
8erbeTerungen an Der 6. Strabe purs
hen DON Der &ommiiiion ataeptirt.
= GbeI9eins. s,acob Daniel Dell
ppn Cincinnati unb Warb 4nn Wtaz
lDnen Don Dupton, Sp. - Wm. @ifer:
ppn Renport unb Margaretbe 9ram'
laae BON Gopington. Sno WunB.
22, unb Nsais Gaaleitun, 18, beibs
upn gurlinqton, Sp. - Sas. .. WeTs
foro "a, unb aucp Woobs, 80, be;oe
pon @eoraetopn, 8. = Ssrar Booth,
20, RON Columbus. g., unb Bertha
9ruDbia, %. Don aancaiter, 8.
- Der aentudp 2eibz unb gag.
9erein pertlagte i'm Gireuitgeriht
Dolf uno pearl StoB auf $856.65
nebIt !3inien pom %. Suni 1914, fdIs
Tia auf eins Sppotbetennote unb oers
langt ben gertauf eines in @oobmun's
llnterabtbeiluns aelesenen Grunhs
itiids.
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leg, 16, unb german 8oeod, 16 Sabre
oft, ale pon Suntineton, 80. @u., Die
5reitag Ra9t IN Der Ndbe BON SilOer
(yrope O. 6. Smith pon Cincinnati
anfielen unb Inn $15.S5 beruubten,
purben pom gountnridbier 8OlB ulS
ter je $500 8iirgfaaft ben GrObses
I9nOrenen iiberpieien. Sn grmansez
lung Der n0tbisen 8iirgiduft Durben
iie ins @sfdnsniB seftsdt.
- Jrieoerib Sinoerer, Elm Sarmer
Don Campbell Gountp, befen pfero
am Sonntag ouf Der A Meilen pife
i9eute. ipoburG sr aus benz @efdbrt
gsfdleubert purbe II. cine 20Tub bobe
90idune bindbfiel, lieet nod immer
befpnbtlos in ieiner Dobnung nabs
elIeranoria DarnisDsr, Or. Yinsueap