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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
TeRSE TELeGRAMS

Mrs. Richard Croker, wife Of the for
mer leader of Tammany Hall. is deao.
Dispatches from Italy and Spain
seem to indicate that those countries
may join the allies.
The czar of Russia has prohibited
the sale of liquors in his realm for the
duration of the war.
More than $4,000 priests are now
serving as officers. sub-ofiicers and en-.
listed soldiers in France.
Sir Stephen Wilson Furness, widely
known in the shipping world, is dead
in London. He was born In 1872.
The Japanese house of representa-
tives unanimously passed war vote
OF 100000 yen (about $26,5OO.OoO).
More than 200 men persisted when
the British cruiser Pathfinder was
blown up by mine In the North sea.
Colonel Roosevelt opened his south
ern speech-making tour with an ad-
dress in the French opera house at
New Orleans.
Russians fired on and captured near
Seida Zeppelin airship with its thirty
occupants. including two staff officers
and two gunners.
German authors have formed a ma.
tional association to prevent literary
works from hostile countries being
translated into German.
The republic oL China announces
that II will be impossible for her to
take part In the naval review celebrat.
ing the opening OF the Panama canal
next January
The work OF fixing the value of the
estate OF J. p. Morgan is well under
way. but Il is possible that the reports
OF the appraisers will not be ready
for action by the transfer tax apprais-
er for year
Continued on Page 81
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
President Frost's Letter

II Fathers and Mothers
Again Berea will open her doors for Children on Wedne
i day, Sept 10Th
Berea here simply and only to help parents who believe
religion industry temperance and education their children
life You know what Beea has done for thous
ands young people high you your young
people started on this upward road
This year good and good prices God gives
this prosperity hint that you provide for children
particularly equipped to give the best education to the
and girls of mountains Ii teaches useful things like
Agriculture and Nursing gives the best training tor teachers
allowed in students expenses All other
higher education which is the best education
anywhere the South still the reach of family
| that is industrious and aspiring
Now do let this important matter be neglected Read
this Citizen about these things Get your
daughter started IN time week.
ssastk9 49, y";. r. 7,,<t,
Welcome to Students, New and Old!
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
IN OUR OWN STATE
Kentucky Commercial Schools and
Business COLLEGES

Washington ID. c., Augusta re-
port issued today by the Federal Blu
reau Of Education shows that there
are seven commercial schools and
business colleges in Kentucky. In
1913 the enrolment was 4 ,4Oi pupils.
IL is estimated that more than half
this number completed commercial
courses and large number are now
employed in Kentucky business in
stitutions.
The Berea Commercial School is
a part of Berea College, and its stu
dents have all the advantages of be-
ing in great educational center.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
Lexington's Struqq]es

Further efforts are being made to
the saloons and other dives
in Lexington. According to a care
full statement of one of the instruc-
tors in great educational institu-
ton there, Lexington has eight times
as much crime in proportion to its
people as Chicago.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
James G. Britt for Congress

Hon. James G. Britt Of North Caro-
lima who was commencement orator
last June is candidate for Congress
in western North Carolina in a dis
trict which ought to be strongly re-
publican. He is a man to serve with
highest efficiency the interest of
that part of the state and OF the
country in general. Hurrah for
Britt
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10

Wood Work. DR.. Gladding, it is
hoped, will develop Berea's great
Wood Work Department into some.
thing still more distinguished and
serviceable for the mountain region
of the South.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
ELEVEN MINERS ARE gNToMBep

McAlester. okla.-Eleven miners
are imprisoned In the mine OF the
Union Coal Co. at Adamson. Okla.
as result Of a cave-in which blocked
the main entrance. Rescuers are dig
ging their way through the wall o.
an adjoining mine. and II is believeS
CONTINUED on Psge 81
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
DR.. Gladding Comes to Berea

Alfred E. Gladding, Ph.D., princi-
pie of New Lyme Academy, Ohio,
and formerly instructor in Sloyd in
Cleveland, Ohio, accepted call to
become instructor in Carpentry and
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
New Man in Agriculture

Mr.. James w. Whitehouse a grad
uate of the Kentucky University
and recently a student in the Teach
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
Course of Study in Moonlight
Schools

The course of study in the MOON
light schools this year will include,
besides reading, writing, arithmetic,
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-06
CRlss SIGNS CONTRACT.

New York, Feb. 5.-The signed con tract of "Dode" Criss was received today by the New York American league club.
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PUBLISHERS HAILED
 INTO THE COURTS
CALLED TO TESTIFY AS TO MORAL STATUS OF BOOK BY
 MITCHELL kENNERLY.

New York, Feb. 5.-The federal dis trict cGlrt room today held a distin- guisbed gathering of writers and edi- tor ,n iending the trial of Mitchell Kei n~o$ publisher charged with viol m z the postal laws by deliver ing .s apurchaser through the mails a book that intend to "inflame the minds and corrupt the morals of readers" MT Kennerley was indict- ed on complaint of Anthony Com stock, agent for the Society for the Suppression of Vice
 To persuade the jury that the book contained nothing detrimental to pub. lie morals, the defense called as wit. nesses Norman Hapgood, editor of Harpers Weekly; Leonard Abbott literary editor of Current opinion; {; ]. B. Keerfoot' literary editor of Life, and Jeremiah w. Jenks, professor of sociology at Columbia university.
 The prosecution contented itself with reading to the jury various pas sages from the book To parallel these the defense proposed to read extracts from classical writers, in- cluding Milton, Shakespeare and Dry den, but such evidence was excluded.
 Arguments summing up the testi- mony will be heard tomorrow.
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The meeting of the city council and the board of health will be held at the city hall next Saturday night
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You Need This Great Nerve
 Tonic
over-Eating, Drinking, Smoking or
 Any Excess Causes Nervousness AMBITION PILLS
SURELY DO CURE

Sorrells Drug Go. is having a lively sale of Wendell's Ambition Pills these days because the people of Hot Springs who have tried them know that they tone up the entire system and impaTt vigor and energy into run down people in a few days, and be- cause they are guaranteed to do ex- actly as advertised or money back
 If you feel blue, have lost confi- dence in yourself are Respondent, weak and tired out, a 50 cent box of Wendelrs Ambition Pills is all you need.
 Finest prescription for headaches, nervous debility, poor blood, kidney and liver complaints, malaria, neural gia, trembling and loss of appetite. They never fail to end constipation
 Get them at Sorrells Drug Co. for 50 cents. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid, by Wendell Pharmacal Co Syracuse, N. Y.
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IS SORE THROAT COMMON?

You may have an idea that there $ less sore throat in this community now than formerly You are both right and wrong. There are just as many cases of sore throat as ever. There is very much less suffering from sore throat, however, and this beneficial result has been brought about in no small measure by ReXall Throat Gargle
 Rexall Throat Gargle is the remedy that we invariably recommend in ev- ern instance in which we are asked for something for the relief of sore throat We have yet to learn of an in stance in which it did not help toward prompt and satisfactory recovery.
 The next time you have a sore throat-or have a friend who does you cannot do yourself or your friend any greater favor than to use-or rec ommend the use of-Rexall Throat Gargie More than that, the privileg, is always extended of using it en tirely at our risk. because if it doe! not relieve, the money paid for it vii be refunded without question. Price 25 cents. Sold in this community only at our stOres-The ReXall Stores R. c. Morris Drug Co., and The Pub lie Drgu Go.
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R B. RANCROFT.
M'CALLUM CASHIER.
Former Paying Teller of Arkansas
 National Bank Made Cashier.

J. B. McCallum, who for many years had been the paying teller at the Arkansas National Bank, was yes terday elected cashier of that institu- tion, there having been vacancy in the cashiers place since the death several months ago of the late Chas. w. OBryan Stanley Lee has taken the place made vacant by the ad- vancement of MT McCallum, and all the other employees in the bank were moved up in the general advancement that followed
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3 WOMEN HUNG
 YESTERDAY.
fEIT - For Fifteen Full Minutes to Their Husbands Coat Tails Begging and
 Pieadinu.

Pleading.
 Another unusual sight was witness ed about 3:30 D. m yesterday when crowds began to gather around 412 Sentral avenue. The occasion de- manded attention Windows were raised and everything seemed like a dream, but it was true. They saw themselves that it was just what he said he would do Advertising Bob" of Chicago said he was going to COS 9 out the Japan Art and Dry Goods Co at 90 cents on the dollar, and there is so many beautiful things in this well-known store, such as vases, dish es handpainted chinaware, embroid- cry and in fact, a complete line of good, reliable, staple, original Japa- nese goods, and they were marked at prices that compelled people to stop and look them over. The sale starts Saturday, tomorrow, and that's the reason the women hung to the coat tails of the husbands. They wanted to be at the sale carry It starts to- morrow at a. m. tAdvtJ
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DOST-Return railway ticket from Hot Springs to La Crosse. Wis Re ward for return to Olive Arams, Colonial hotel, 2-6-2t
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-06

ED 8. MOONEY TRANSFER co. Have just completed their big con crete warehouse. which is now open for business.
 WE STORE EVERYTHING. Office 348. Tel. 17I4
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of the Camden Coal and Clay Co., will be held at the Arlington Hotel, Hot Springs Ark, on Monday the sec ond day of March, 1914, between the hours of and D. m., for the pur- pose of electing a board of direc- tors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before the meet ing.
 R B. BANCROFT,
 Secretary and Treasurer Hot Springs, Feb. ?, 1914. 23-1m
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gME K E gE M M V K HRR M

Japanese goods to be sold at 50c on the dollar. Sale begins Saturday, a. m, 412 Central Ave. No fake or auction. Just plan old straightfor- ward closing out and leaving town. soc on the dollar, and a s35 coo stock to select from. 412 Central Ave.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-06

Japanese goods to be sold at soc on the dollar. Sale begins Saturday, 9 a. m, 412 Central Ave. No fake or auction. Just plan old straightfor ward closing ont and leaving town soc on the dollar. and sS5000 stock to select from. 4l2 Central Ave.
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BISHOPS ANNIVERSARY,

Baltimore, Feb. 5.-A reception was given here tonight to Bishop Alpheus W. Wilson of the Methodist Episeopa' church, South, to mark the eightieth of his birth. Rev. Col lins Denby congratulated his asso- eiate in behalf Of the church, and rep resentatiycs of other denominations paid tribute.
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Japanese goods to be sold at 00c on the dollar Sale begins Saturday, 9 a. m, 412 Central Ave No fake CT auction. Just plan old straightfor- ward closing out and leaving town, soc on the dollar, and $35,000 stock to select from. 412 Central Ave.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25
= 4 m iItD n.

TIMER Agent in 8amiltun III
6err GOnarb Nru6, AS SGo syinIte
strake. BeG Sci. 476 st., 9ome
Ebone 1851 q.
- Wm. garner, Der Gait i'm Gars
mers 6otel, fpelher unter Der 4nilase
itGnb, bem Reiienbtn CD. Shroeoer
bon gambribee Gifp, ". s.. zine 8us
iennabel seitoblen Su buben, mar In
Cincinnati unb iteuie iih porgeitsrn
4beub Der biefisen poIissi init Der Yes
tbeueruns. bob er ben Diebitabl ni4t
beaanqen babe. Gr purbe aut 0eraHs
IaFung BON 5srru RerbeI. oem 9efiser
bes CORNERS 6otel, ipegen 3ehprelle-
rei in 5aft bebalien.
- Der Grocer Geo. g. Gutter, bon
937 Central ADe., itiirSte s.ftsrn WOrz
gen bic Relertreppe binunter unb Dtrs
iebte ii4 erbebli4 am Ropf.
Die poli3eiitatioH beberberste
bcrlebte NoGt 82 aoubHrsiter. Gie
.rpteisen seFern g1oresn bas wsrIpres
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Saie.0au.

Seit Wontog Roraen bat bic 1rnis
niruug unisrsr ~Rebs" In a!sranoria,
Qlo., unt.r Der 2ettuns ots odupts
lings Str3os besonnen. Die llsbnns
aen finben Dor unb Hohmittaes itott
unb bsi6rGntsH iih einitpeilen aui
1uu.rlauf uno Werfen uno 5angen
Der Bale, nobel ben Epielern uebers
onItrsneung oufs Streneite perboien
1T, bis ibrs Wlustsln unb Sebn.n fit
eeniie.no a.lotert bnben unb fih ber
bort sinsetrofTene iolse giorbtpetpinn
ur3oeen bat. Wit Nusnabme bon 5o'
blibea fino IGmmtIife 8of.ubiiter an'
ipdenb. 2tud limb nobe5u ale Shteu'
b.rer einsstrofTen. gs tnb ihrer IL
barunter bic geieranen Benton. Sptn'
fon unb gingIins. Die Sanger Deal
Wslsn unb WulIuntp unb bie Sntpdr'
m.r pprisr, aippert unD ublert (pis!,
p.ripr.henbe Rttru!en) baben nd
ebenfaas esmsloet. Die anberen gk'
t.ronen unb msbrere nod febisnbe Ns
iruten tprb.n nod TN 2aufs bitie'
Wotx ertpartst. 0Gupiling unb Spit
l.r Iinb mshr ais befriebist NIT ben
epi.lplas uHb btFen GiRriAtunsen.
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Gimbriime ,snb 1iebHdble.

Gin 9ieb bate ssiiern gormitz
tag aus bem 5slepbon Gelotaiten.
Der iih i'm 6auis bon g. iyifRr an Der
Maoe Sirabe unb Central Ane. bee
finoet, ben 8etrag non SO 9<roubi.
Spdter tpurbe Der % SABRE alte gcuis
Gorge. obbahios, in Daft sebroht, In
oeHen HefiS iin Elm GmliiFeI befanb,
lueIder 3u ben gelbiditen Der Ben aes
lspbone Go. pobt. Der @erboftete III
Derbddtie. piels berartise Disbitdbls
aussefiibrt 3n baben, unb bic 1slspbon
60. rpirD aIs 3euse sesen ibu auftre.
ten.
- Cine Rife NIT Butter i'm Wertk
BON $13 tpurbe BON einem Wossn Der
1reb. Selis Grpreb 60. an Der 2. uno
GneaHpre Ctr. seftcblen.
- Sm WorteiaoI Der pennIpIpaniG
giienbnbn purbe Wol!sr Jran5. b<r
ftin Bureau i'm Union Iruit GsbGua.,
bat. Elm 9anbtoffer nit Rlsioungas
itiiden. Wdfhe unb ipsrtbpoIlen ga.
piertn enttpenbef.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25

den zines UriibFiids, tptnn he bic geiz
tenipeet Der 0ouptitraben bonn Ghntt
befreien ipoIIien. gs gineen nur 26
Monn an Bic Mrbeit unb erbieIten tbr
Griibitiid.
Der tpsjtlit fabrenbs Yerfcnens
aug 80. As Der 6. 8. u. .. Balm,
ipelter poretitern Rahmittas um bier
ubr bon bier nah Snoianopclis abs
fubr, bIieb 5piftsn MeGoHigles uno
Oalstpn Station, peitrid bon Dam
ilton, i'm Shnse itsdeu. 8efern Worr
gen mubten 200 Wrxittr nah Der
Stelle gebruht iperosn, I'm ben 3ua
ous3ufhaufeln.
- Das 9krmometer peraeiAnete
eeItern Mprsen A Grab unter Run.
5eiratbsfdxine: Charles Monts
somerp, Al, BON Snbianopolis. uHb
9oiIp gudlsr, 35, BON Mibblttonn;
Sobn Qouis Sanser, 33. BON GiHrins
nati, unb Worp 2puiia Jofid, Is.
1pn bier (; Carl Oscar Watis, II.
Don bier, unb geiIie gbna 9omltn,
bon MibbIetofpn. tsioe 5arbise.
arau Barbara Sloneter golbs
Tmitb, Satin bon gbriiiian ODIbs
imitb, III in ibrer Wobnung in Col.
Iinspi[le i'm MIier BON 20 Jnbren ges
itprben. 1apib 9edaue, bon Darrs
tppn, itorb ploblit am ShlosfIub I'm
4Itsr bon 73 Sabrsn. Gr mar 6oIs
bat i'm giirseririsg.
Dtr3uiianb Der JrauSnlIieGfrid
ipslhe am Scnntas abenb In ihrsr
Iobnuns, Cd. Der Tlain unb 3 Ctr,
bonn Shlas betrpfien tpurbe, gibt 3u
sriisn 8tiorsnifen 4nIab.
- Das 1eItamsnt bes perItorbener
SIaac q. Gale bon Wibbleto!pn ipurbs
seit,rn sur gsitG:isuns i'm Hnnlob-
geritt eineer.itt. Der Nahlnb bon
SIS, 900 ipurbe bsm ein5isen Hinb oes
GrbIaFers, Jrau 2uIu g. Smith
Ipsrmaht. Gr beitimmt bic Grrihtune
zines 9rabiteins imWsrtk bon $1,000
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gokal:Derid)t
2Gart6a 2saf 6imston Setter.
Ter TrouenitaStusrbanS nernntaitet
cine iuIdJe nm q. Jebrxar.

Die Gomen npm Jraueu Gtaotpers
bomb fpplI,n Der eritsn 2anbesmutter
Rartha 0oibington sebenien unn
a!por burh cine tdbihe deier. Ole am
4benb bes 81. Ssbrnar. einem Jrels
too, i'm Soale b,r Waihingtpn plots
form itottfinoen ion. aurae an'pra'
ten iopie muTitaIiffe unb bramutis
Ihe Torbietuna.n biIben bos pros
orumm. Die Dom,n tpoIlen dber nihs
unt.r iid, i.in. icneern iaben bic hers
rem Der S6opfurs 5ur 1beisnahms
on ben 9.niiF.n ,.s abenbs Elm. DieIs
GenifIe perb.n aber nitt bios 5era
uno g.miiih srfreuen: bic Domsn
p.rben audi fir Speiie uno 9ran.
beIfens iorgen.
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2affeetrdnsdkn.

- Der sstduen Dsrein Der Griisn
teutInen presbpteriihen 4irhe an
2inn Ctr. Woftcr Gilbert g. Wirtb)
aiebt am Donnerstaa. ben 26. sfebr.
iein i6hrlihes Mafhinnton Suppsr.
Am Nad,mittod beiielben 1noes Dirb
BON 2--5 uhr ber .iibIihe aoffeeIund,,
uni bon 5-- 7llhr bos eiaentli6x
AbenbefTen fsrpirt. DAB bic 6routn
biefer G<meinbe iteis ein autes Giien
bersiien. lit itabibefannt, unD ss miro
bieie Votia ben gsreunben cine mill
fommens Nefonntmahuna fsin.
Ger Ndb.Werein Der Gpnsg.
Nrct. Waattbdus- -0esneinoe (Yinrrer
=, 80. Bertrand trifft grobe Dor.
bereitunaen au elmer Wartha Waihina.
ton Vnrtn unb einem Bazaar am Don.
nsrstnc. ben 26. ssebrunr, BON 2 llbr
Nommitica1 bis 8 llbr Abenbs. Mit
bemielben III aud elm Doll Qonfeit4
Derbunben. 1idets i'm Dreife bon 10
Gents. peine su Grfrii@unatn Be.
rsdatiuen. iinh I'm pidrrhdnft 70.
206 SD. Qibtrtu Ctr. AZ hnben.
- Ter 1Gbpereiu Der Hrot. &c.
ters 0enleinbe lNnitor 2ariS
1ouptl perianlmeIt iid am Don.
nerstaa sur atn0hnIiden Gtunbe unb
Der Raffee ipirh bon ben beiben ID.
men nrdu annd G0shr unb frau
Carrie geei&<l ferbirt iperben.
- Der drcuenberein Der 3ipeiien
Deuf4en DFe3bpterii4eH Rtr6e 0a
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Der aibsrsp Strabs ipeitli9 BON Der
ssr..man Qpenue. bdli feline monatlihe
WeriommIung ON Donneritas Rad
mitiaa am %. Jebruar. Die Grauen
Jrommer, bon Sdoupen. 1epen. aeps
tpn, bon Gne uno aoupp ierpiren ben
auffee. 2l[le GIisber unb Jrenuot bss
9ereius iino berslih lsinselabeH.
Der Jrouen 0erein Der gn.
Rsf. Rirfs an Sotlep neriommeIs.
iif am Tonnerftas. ben 26. Jebruar,
Rahmittaas um 2 uhr CUR gefens
itafilidl.n llnierbaltuns. Die frsuEos
Iihen @aiissberinnsn iinb bic Damen:
8. Gorb.s, 8. Glousbeibe. s.. Rnodens
bauer. :. pottfnmibt. 8. Reiniins.
9. Hphn unb u. Strisiborf. Ssbers
mann tn nufs freunsIihIts einselubsn.
- Der irrauenperein Der Go. prot.
ct. paulus 9emeinbe fDaitor o. Re
meua) bat moraen Qohmittaa cine
9erfammluna. ssm anf6luB aaffees
irdnahen. ipelhes bon folaenbtn Dn.
men ferpiri irerbeu piro: emma
6ohniiebi. 6. aoniairGmer. 9. Rift.
n.r. y. aa.tus. W. 2eintnbera G..
2uitermann. a. 2uhrmann. 9. Weier,
W. WiiilIer. g. Wardhrens. 6. Wens.
g. Weblina. 6. Naa.I, R. Qiebnus
unb u. Sdipeninaer. Cine tNralide
ginlnbuua eraeht an aue MitaIieber
uuh Ireuum
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1abtpn nno Neuebue.

Sames SulIipan, bon gslspus
tuplIte geitern sitpas aus Dem aelIer in
fsiner Wobnuns an Der Ban Boat
9loe. holen, als er geeen cine itroffgs.
Ipannte Wafhleine lief uno Ii6 bic
gusen perlegte. Or. Riharbs lit Der
4nfi6t, buB Der Mann pieusibt bic
Ssbiraft auf benz .inen auss DsrIiersn
tDnnte.
5err 2atprsnee Rebine bon
Seattle, Daib., ipeiIi auf 8siuh b.i
9orrp Bad, go. 275 WGro aoenus,
9euerue.
- Die gor'i.nuns bes airdsndors
Der gp. prot. ct. Sobannes 9smeinbe
an Der Joote QDe., 9ellepue, mar in
jeber 9inii4t elm erfoIs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25

Die Aniihifn Der Hsfu4er bes
NuiosSbotp seben bobin. bob "a bic
grobnrtigiie 4uiomobil Musfeuung
III, bic bier i psronitoliet rpurbe. DE
8elu4er icmInen aus ipeiter lsrne
nnb 3oblreine DeriGufe bon Wnl9i.
nen fno bersits obsef4loHen. AIees
meine Hsontuns finbet bos gx6ibit
Der poroeon Refining 20. Dieislbe
bat G1mier0ie unb S9mierfette duss
sefteut, bic I4 In Der esfdIisen Der.
poduns uno ber ssfnmndpoQen 4Ts
ronsiruns gut ousntbmen.
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Infer. Stabt tpirb in Ddlbe cine
nsue GIasfnbrit erbdlten. bic $50 ars
better beidGItisen ipirb. Die Jobrii
ipirb iit in elmer Der Dororte aniitoeln
unb nit Der grrimtune btr anlageti
pirb innsrbalb breibip 9asen begons
nsn tperben. unternebmerin III bic
6Oaanb gIab Co., bic seiiern NIT sis
mem atiisniapitnl ron $3.50, 900 burd
u. :. Smitb, RObert 6. peak unb
Or. pobeIta BON bier intorporirt tpurs
be. Die 9pIanb Go. bat bereits cine
gobrit in llrbond, o., ~iuoielbft N4
a.ute bsiadftist iinb. Dur6 bic neut
ssntorporation irirb bos NitisnsapitaI
BON $125,00 aut $3.50. 900 erb0bt.
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yaseriider llnierfitnuss gsrein.

Gbiger @erein belt aeitern aben0
in Chris. Sofs' Sale an Der Glber
strabe eine MIR febr tmr5e Sisuns
ob, in tpeIder an Stelle oes erfrorlf.
ten 9rdiioenten Germ Chris. Sahs
Der asi5eprdiibent 6err u. N.
Dluediiein oen Doriis i,no 6err
Ibos. 2eidt bns gsrotofou fiibrte.
an feds erfrcnfte Mitglieber ipuroe
Die iiblihe uuterftiisuns i'm De.
fnnnltbetrnee bon $32 niisbe3oblt.
ssn liebrigen fnsnerl nur unbebeu-
fenbe gfoutineeefhdfte sur Grleoi.
auns. Die Ginnnbmen betruge.i
$40 uub bic aussabsn $S2.65.
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DIR Qbrie Rub CAB selierrt Abenb
lem Htuntes id9rliGts Wofbinetoas
GsiteHtn, unb 5lpar gins bie lxttibs
ikit IN G&uier's Reftaurant an bss
Uine Gtrobe Dor iid unb iis sen6ttte
0lltn 3heiInebmern pergniigie Gtiin.
ben. 6err Nm. Taeper, ber 1uril6tns
tenDe prGfbsnt. ipurbe nit eineus -
gdnten UtreinsabSeihen bsf@enli. ~
ietiDe prGfbtnt 0err 0ofolb 3. 4ol.s
fungirte ais 9oafmeiiter anb Qnlppos
&ea trurb<n eebdlien ron U0teyt
&ippin unb John 0astIinoez
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u E m p o r I.

Gle Neippprt Office fir bns Sin.
einnafier golfsblatt" beiinbet iidl in
0o. 339 Yorf Strase, gegeniiber bem
Gonrfbouie, iuoielbit 0enisfeiten, Nn.
seisen Il. I. ~. bis 70 itbr 45 Ninn.
ten Mbenbs enfgeaenaenommeu iner.
ben. 3elephon Sonth 240i.
- Sobn 6alI unb sFrant 6drris,
bic oncelIaat ii2b. rim Banjo aus ei1
ssU Snuppen Der q. 8c 3. GiTenhobu