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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26
New York. a IS de Mario de 1914
Ouerido Mr.. FALL

Querido Mr.. FALL
BESIDE que di ell famoso cuarte-
lazo de Ia Ciudadela, crei de bue-
ma f6 que me habia cuajado ell en-
sueno de mi vida: la Presldencla;
pero ioh desiluci6n! Huerta, ell
mamarracho que sirvi6a Madero,
me jug6'una mala pasada de la
que no me lamentare 10 suieieute
en- los dfas que me quedan de exls
tencia.
Todo mundo dice que 20 soy IN
tonic de c~apirote, por haber per-
mitido que Victoriano me hiclera
a IN lado, quedandose el dueno
de la situaci6n; pero aqui on con-
fanza, voy a referirle a listed CO.
mo estuvo la cosa, para que yea
o. he obrado con toda justicia y,
mas que TODD, con muchos quln-
tales de prudenciG.
70 estaba encorralado en- la
Ciudadela y no faltaba mas que u
ma poca de resolution de parte De
las fuerzas del Gobierno, para
que nos hicieran pedazos. Saba
perfectamente que Huerta es
hombre mas que resuelto, y esta-
ba convencido de que SO hacia ne
cesario entrar en- arreglos con 6l
para derrocar a Madero y salvar
ell cuerito, debajo del cual So me
estaba va poniendo carne de ga
lima. 70 guerra la Presidencia y
ash se 10 hice yer a Victoriano; pc
70 me dijo que por 10 prOnto con-
venfa que 10 sentaramos a el para
que Ia genie no me echara en- ca
ra que 20 habia peleado por am
bici6n. Despues de varias dlscu-
clones, en- las que ell punto princi
pal era Ia Presidential, me resol-
vi a aceptar que Huerta la ocupa,
"a, con 10 cual 20 sacaba como IN
mediata ~ventaja Ia salYaci6n dc
la vida. listed sabe, Mr.. Fall, q
Ia vida no retona, y listed Y cual,
quiera que como 20 le tengan ca
rfno a su pellejo, habrfan hechc
10 que 20 hice. Ademas, Huerts
me ofreci6 que deseu6s de que e
lie diera IN calentoncito a Ia silla,
me la pasaba al costo, y ESQ ms
amino mas todavia, aunQue, a de-
cir verdad, 70 va 10 la queris
con trenzas, como dicen en- m.
terra.
Logr@, sin embargo hacerio a
ceptar como mIemoroS oe 81 va,
binete a personals en- Su mayoflS
adictas 2 MI, pensanoo que 81 t.
trataba de hacerme el juego Ia
bias. mi genie intrigarla na01a
haceflo ahuecaI et at"' P7ro, CO.
mo dice el dIcAo' mas s@o7T 81 0i4-
bio por YieJo cue FoE ''@IIo'
huerJa, cue eS a1afE~.-7Eo "a',@
70 7A@75 a.-'-'' -- ~. ,-. -,
r u~o 2o- ~-.o 0- .+- --l,
~"Ra''~o ~ ~-~ w -'- 5-..r
S~77 v'-'4o.- ----
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.o1.
Hl5fta y Sc 1ao-@ l-7z.o 01
acoeroy con -os4.t~',o' IL -"I27-
rador Pe aquel pas 4~I7" no ~
duVo s&canao Fu@-ta9 Co~-o 81 ~
Iuer2 toro' y claAoo 177coO-l 81
juegulto decldl VolVer MI p@:I!a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-26

Todos los libros en- espanol
que listed necesite, encarguelos a
Ia Liberia de IGNACIO E. LOZA-
No.--6O7 Dolorosa St. San Anto-
Mo, Texas
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09
The Red Cross Seal.

There were approximately forty million Red
Cross Christmas Seals sold in the United States
during the holiday season of 1913, which means
that about four hundred thousands of dollars
were spent by the people of our country in order
that the fight against the Great White Plague
might go successfully.
The CHEEKY message of these Christmas seals
has gone out on holiday letters and packages for
six years and each penny spent added to the
greatest crusade of modern times.
And every year since 1908 the national work
has gone happily on. In round numbers the
gross receipts that have been gained through the
idea that Miss Bissell gave to the Red Cross So
ciety have been for the years 1908 to 1913 inclu-
sive nearly two millions of dollars
The society estimates that the average per-
son in the first stages of the dread tuberculosis
can be sent to a better climate, properly nour-
ished, and made we'll again for the average sum
of five hundred dollars.
Five hundred dollars to make we'll man
and the idea that the little mother Of the Red
Cross stamps originated has brought in almost
two millions of dollars, enough to make four thou
sand people whole again, to enable them to take
their places in the world happy and healthy, says
the Mothers Magazine The Red Cross society
has many resources other than the sale of the
Christmas seals, but think what help the
stamps have been. When you do your Christmas
shopping this year look at the seal and think
what it stands for. jolly old Saint Nicholas will
be smiling at you from the 1914 stamp, but per
haps some day will see Miss Emily P Bissel
face smiling at us-for surely it belongs there.
If ever woman has been true mother t.
the world Miss Bissel has. Mother-like she pre-
fers to sit back and let all of the glory go to the
thing that she has given birth to-willing to take
no reward for what she has done, anxious to con
cea herself from the eyes of the public, satisfied
and happy in the fact that she has been helr
| to humanity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09
MiltOn'S Social News

Miss Ruth Leverton Is in receipt
OF an invitation to the wedding of
Harvey Shank and Miss Nina Blose,
Of Whitewater. The marriage will
take place Thursday. December "a, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ozro Blose. The bridegroom
elect is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Shank, formerly Of Milton.
The Priscilla club met Monday after
noon with Mrs. l.. A. Bragg. There
were about thirty ladies present, in
Guiding Mrs. M. V. Brown and daugh-
ter, Cora, Mrs. Fl. II. Heist, Mrs. f.
c. Caldwell and daughter, and Mrs.
S. Templin. The time was delightful
ly spent and refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mesdames L. A.
Bragg, Oran Bragg, Colbert Crown
over Hiram Crooks and Miss Nora
Campbell.
Visit Mrs. Bragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Bragg were at
indianapolis to visit Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Bragg.
Miss Ethel Leslie, who has been the
guest Of Mesdames Riehl and Chris
tian Kerber. returned to her home at
Hamilton. o., Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Newman was guest
at dinner with Mrs. l.. A. Bragg yes
terday.
Clifford Marson Of Cambridge City
was here Tuesday.
Miss Kathryn HOshour has gone to
Cincinnati to spend few days with
her sisters, Mesdames Perry Voor-
hees and Helen Hunt.
Mrs f. G. Barrows has been visit
ing relatives at Richmond.
Charles Davis was at Richmond and
Centerville Monday.
Attend Funeral
Linville Wallace, f. NJ. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. J. l.. Manlove. Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Will
liams, Mesdames Charles Davis. Adam
Snyder, Christian kerber, w. r. Mil.
Ter, Robert Bryant, Paul Fink. w. w
LevertOn. Charles Lyons, Charles vii
kinson, Miss Bessie George and DR.
sweeney We're among those from here
who attended the funeral of Mabe
Bortsfeld, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09

Adam Bortsfield, at Cambridge City
Monday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Philpott
son, Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Roberts has returned
from visit at Cincinnati and Rich
mond.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church ex-
tend their thanks to the ladies Of the
Christian church for the use of their
tables for the Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Kirlin entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Wissler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirlin and fam
lily at dinner Sunday
Go Coon Hunting.
Benton Wissler and John Kirlin were
coon hunting Tuesday night, and
brought in two large ones
Mrs. Henry Hussey will entertain
the Dorcas Circle Of the Christian
Sunday school at the home of her sis
ter, Miss Hattie Izor, Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Hussey is the teacher of
the class
Messrs. and Mesdames OFT Crown
over and family and Charles Davis
and son were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Charles kniese at Cambridge City
Sunday.
Raymond Bryant attended the dedi-
cation of the Christian church at New
Lisbon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward HackIeman of
Harrisburg entertained Monday even
ing in honor of his mothers ninety
third birthday anniversary Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09

Honorable mention in the motion
picture story contest recently conduct
ed by The Palladium and the Zenith
Motion picture company was awarded
to the following:
G. G. Gerton, Boston, Ind.
Mrs. Frances Kirkman, 837 North
Tenth.
Mrs. Electa Foster, National Road,
East.
Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, 1917 North
B street.
Mack"
AS has previously been announced
the first award of $40 went to Mrs.
Ona McManus, 144 kinsey street, and
the second to Melvin Arlington, r. r.
No. 1.
Manager Otto Brinner of the Zenith
company who has had the scenarios at
Chicago reading them was much pleas
ed with the ones which received the
highest gradings by the Judges Mr..
Brinner and his camera man will re-
turn to the city tomorrow to finish
the production of the local film.
Uses Second Scenario.
"The Whitewater Valley" which
took second place is being produced
because Manager Brinner considered
it more adaptable to working in the
backgrounds which must be used than
the other.
"The Other Mans House." by Mrs
McManus is briefly told rs follows:
martha Wells, a private detective
becomes hard pressed to send her
mother to different climate. She
finds Mr.. Grey's pocketbook contain
ing three $500 bills and claims one OF
them for her reward, and sends the re
naming $1,000 to Mr.. Grey with note
telling him she intended to buy a pail
of tango slippers.
Her sister Maude, who has become
an all-round crook and whom Martha
has not seen for three years arrives
in Richmond with her accomplish
Homer Sands.
las she leaves the station Maude
notices the cautious movements of ;
woman. whom she recognizes as hel
sister, Martha, mailing a long brown
envelope. Grey receives his none!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09
Messrs. Cook, O'Neil, Et AL

Whether the speaker of the Indiana house of
representatives and the lieutenant governor, act
ing as presiding officer of the senate, can, upon
their whm constitute themselves the legislative
body of the state, is the question which will be
tried when Lieutenant Governor ONeil and Mr.
Cook, former speaker, secretary of state
are arraigned on the indictments recently return
ed against them.
1t is a serious question, which vitality eff
fects the people of Indiana If Mr.. O'Ne, Mr..
Cook and the other indicted officials are found
guilty they deserving of the severest penalty
the law impose.
Good government is crying need in this
chine ridden state. 1t has been conspicuous by
its absence during the Taggart regime, and how
published comment on the grand jury's finding
The legislature of 1913 did only the things that
former legislatures did, except it may have done
them little stronger" and his further comment
that the unlawful actions reported by the grand
jury were "due to two things, ignorance of the
statute and general carelessness."
In police court the other day miserable
creature who pleaded ignorance of the law was
informed that the law recognized no such de-
tense.
AS to the lobbying evil the grand jury COM
plains Of there is only one remedy, prompt and
effective legislation by the legislature which
meets next month, to properly regulate this great
great enemy of good government.
That Indiana voters last month promoted
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09

Homer L. Cook from speaker of the lower house
to secretary of state, must not be regarded as
indicative of no popular demand for good govern
ment Another legislature like that of 1913,
which disgraced Indiana's good name, will never
again be tolerated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09

the southbound Buffalo Express on
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad.
bound for Philadelphia. was derailed
at $50 o'clock this morning a mile
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09

Homer Hackleman, Herschel Jarvis,
Will Higham, Frade Hackleman, En-
ory Hackleman and John Hackleman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09
Fine Stories Receive
Mention With HOnOrS

and Martha's note and instructs all
shoe merchants to keep a lookout for
a woman with $500. He then employs
Martha to find the woman who kept
his money. That afternoon Maude
purchases a pair of shoes and presents
$500 bill. The shoe merchant fol-
lows her. Maude, being on the alert,
sees him and pretends to live in
different locality. The residence
where she stops happens to be the
home Of Detective Ogborn, her former
husband
"Unbeknown to Maude he sees her.
Gan insert brings back three years
before when hunting escaped GRIM
inals through forest he lost his way
and happened on an out-of-the-way
school house where Maude was teach
ing.)
"A month later Mrs. Grey calls in
Martha and offers her $500 to locate
the woman with whom her husband
has fallen in love, which proves to be
Maude. At the close Sands cringes
under Ogborn's question, Does it pay
, to wreck another mans homer"
TRAINMEN KILLED
[BY LEASED WiRE.l
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Dec. 9.-Crash-
ing into the wreck of a freight train
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09

from Royersford. The engine was
thrown into the Schuylkill river. The
engineer and fireman were killed and
four passengers seriously injured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-09

Did you receive a sample of
Chinalene?
Have you tried it?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21
Gabtpa nab SeHetne.

- 9eprs Sitsrbage, BON Der s. unb
Meainuep StraBs, Supton erliit cine
auetihung Der Sanb, als er biefslbe
in eine Danbelbilber MaI6ine brad.
te.
Irau Sophie Wlueller glotte,
Don go. BOB Center Gtrabe, beri9hb
geitern Morgen in gslepus. sic
binterlGbt bier 9D9tsr unb einsn
Spbn.
- glm tommenben Sonntag finbst
in Der Gb. prpt. Ct. Sobannes airs
DIE iH geaepue, bic GebG6tribfsier
unb Communion itutt.
Der 9ellepue Stabtratb bot be-
i6lpFen cine nsue 2i5ens.OrbinnnS
aussudrbsiten unb folen bic Wirtbs
ihaftsfiaenien auf $3.50 pro SSabr er.
60bt iperben. Der Stabtratb paiiier.
te iiber Mappr Winter's 9sto bic Sr.
binan3. bergemGb Der Na6t Operator
Surispittion iiber bic poliSei srbGlt,
bod mub er bem poliSeidef Seitber
Rsdenihaft ublesen. Die GairfieIb
Qpenus, spii6en Der 8srrp 9tbenu,
unb berGorpDrations 2inie foII repas
riert iDerben.
5rau gIifabetb Spisnasel, SO
Sabre aft, DON 0apton, perIdieb in Der
Wo5nuns ihrer Sante, SSrau emmett,
10. 819 Oritte 4penue.
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6trr 2fusuit Gsinbod, nem bds
Sammelpsri lei bsm &onaert Der Wsrs
einisten SGnssr iibsrtragsn tporben
NOR. beridtsts, baB oosieIbe $4S3.0
einssbrdht babe unb es ipurbe ibm jos
tpobl. ipie au9 ben Wereinigtsn Sdns
germ, ipelte Die aoIIsItion srlaubten.
Der Dant Der @sieIlihqft aussefpro'
den.
9srr gbas. Wsenier beridtste. bab
fiir Den 0triauf Don Wlitgliepstartsn
iueitere SIG eineesansen fsien. Serrn
Dams 3inis, Der BEL BEN ct. Sobans
nes 8a5ar Elm 9ett setpcnnen bat uno
oasfelbe Der 5ilfsseielfdaft behuis
meitersr Wsrpsribuns fpiebsr 5ur 1ers
fiisuns itsllts, ipurbe sbsnfalls Der
Ddni Der gsiellfdaft aussebriidt.
Die nd6its @erfammluns finbet am
nddften Sreitas 9lbsnb ftatt uHb ndh
biefer iperben .Iol6s, laut 9eihlub,
nur aIls 5ipei Wodeu unb 3Dar, tpie
bisber an sinsm greitas gIbenb, absss
haIten iperben.
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@eidbrlidbe Smrihen
SdjlGGtermeiiter u. HoitOd jr. pie-
berbult uon 9iegern ansegrifien.

geah Der Qlnii6t Der poliSsi iinb
BON peri9isbener Seite 3pei Reger
sebingt tporben, ipelde bem S4Id4.
termeiitsr Rpbsrt Roitod, IT,, bon ylu.
1922 @eit Strabe, mad bem aeben
tra9tsn iouen. Roitot lpurbe IN
bieIer @odY breimal BON Stpei I6purs
sen @eIellsn angseriffen, jeboa ee'
Iana es ibm jebesmaI iid Ieiner an'
areifer su ertpsbren. GeiterH gtorz
gen 6egnb iib Rpitod aus isinsm Ca
bsn mad bem Staq, als er tpicoerum
ppn ben StroI6en ungegriffen ipurbe.
Giner Der Burden fbleubsrte benz
Mann, neldsr unbepaffnet mar einsn
qroben St:in geasn Die gruit, unb
traf Elm Speites @urfsei4ob ben @ns
aegriffenen en- untsrleib.
gtuf bic Silfsrufe bee Wlannss,
tpelfer ii6, I'm bem Sttinbagel 81
entaebsn unter ieinsm Wasen esflii4s
let bate, 3iinbsts beTen Jrur ein
Qtht an, nrrauf bic ROBIN @sieaen
i6leuniaIt bic Slu6t ersriifsn.
Die goIi,ti ipurbe ron oem 9ors
fall iofprt bena6riatiet unb eiiten bic
Detettipes 8uetblein, 8riut, S6pde6.
/. unb gdinep, nit 0sietttpsS sStrsedut
Stesner nad Dem Sauis, bod tcnnte
feline Spur BON ben Shpar5en ge.
funbeR iperoen.
Serr Rpitod 1T ein psrionlider
iSreunb bss Na6t69f Stsgner unb BE-
qleitete bieien 1fisrs burd bas Rot9e
2i6t Diitrift, penn iit bsrgeamte in
bienitliher gngeIseerbeit bortbin BIZ
aab. Wietcr6pIt ,purOen i'm geiiein
bes Rpbiipd gerbaftungen oorssnoms
men, unb bafen dugsni6einlid bic
0Gm6en uno bsrsn Sreunb: anges
nommen, bdb Rpbitod tin Spion Der
polisei fei urb Die 9er5aftung oerdns
lnbt babe. Gs iinb bsipnoere Dor.
februnqen gstroffen, Der Burden
bobbuft gu perben. Die gsi9reis
buna Der BeseIagerer sntipriht gs.
nau bsrieIb,n Der 5tpei Nsser, fpelhe
in Der Na6t gum 9onnsritag WiI.
liam Waltsrs, an Der Sane Strube,
5pii6en Der 5athapoD aHb 6. Strabe
anfielen unb ieiner guarifaft in
66be Don S.. unter @crbaItsn einss
Repolpers beraubten.
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" 6 ~ srt

Sic 9icmport Office fir has Gin.
rinnaticr @ulfsblott" bcfinbet iid) iE
liu, 339 gurt Strafe, geseniiber oem
c. urtbOnie, wuIelbft Renisfciten, gln'
,rinen II. /. ~. bis 10 ltfr As Mimi
fen gbenos eHtgegeHgrnOmmen mer'
ben.
- geipobner i'm SItenb eriu4ten
bic Stoot Gommiiiare au peranlaIs
len, mebr 9eIlepue uno Oaptpn Gars
Worgsns unb 9lbenbs fabren gu laI'
len. Die 9lngelesen6eit tommt am
Montaa sur Grleoiauns, penn Col.
Silpa Don Der Strdbenbabn SO. Der
9eriammiuno beipcbnen fptro.
- Sin Snbianer 6duptling, Der
ieinen Hamen als rSlb Gbief Wbltes
Glpub" ansab, iprud seItsrn i'm
StaotesbGuoe Dor, Inn aeniiaenb 8e!o
al betpmmen, I'm nah Der sSnbianers
Reierpction in Rortb Datota gu
eeIangen. gr erbieIt cine anichnli3e
Summt.
= Ia i'm gircuitseridte Elm TaIl
gssen bic 6. II. 8. giienbabn in
@erbanbluna lit, purDen bic 5dlIe
bon Sobn 5aipthorn, Wnle Staplss
ton unb D. 9. @lacoe aesen bieieIbe
9eieili6aft perIfoben.
- Die Gopington 6. u. s. iperben
lid am Sonntaa nit ben Mereurp u.
6. Warriors auf bem Wiehemdnn's
Dort i'm 5ubbauipieIe meiien.
- Die Repport Gtabt 9ommiis
fore bielten qeitern cine Sibuna ab.
lin iber bic 9lnitelluna gsi6aftis
ounasloier au ipredlen. llngefGbr
Elm Subeno tonnen nod in ben it1bs
iiiden Oepartements fir $500 pro
Saq 9lufnabme finben.
@inen Ghe' 1sin erlanutsn Sa'
mes .. Smith, q. uno oeleE R.
McSenuep, %. beiDe bon Gineina
natl Sbio.
Gbmunb Ranft iibertruq an
9imalia 9stlinoer Got Ro. 244 an Der
Oopton Strabe. spiiten Der 7. uuo
s. Strabe fir 81.
9eora Sbafer f.urbs ipsaen
&leinbiebtabls perbaftst. gr foil
6pla bon $. 9lumen3tpeig, 90. 511
Gbsitnut Strube seitoblen baben.
gilbert Wl. Dublsnbero, BON Gos
pinston, Der an 9lrtbur 9ater sinen
psrtbloisn Gbed aessbsn baben ioll.
purbe ppn Der gtntluss freiaeiprofen,
b1 er in BEN aissIi6.n 20 5ugen ben
9bed gut mdd1t'.
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2otal geridt.
Rleime Ysli5eiaaa,ri

Srau 2ouiIs @ross6ed be5i6s
tigte seitern 8eprge Wiiler, 80 Sabre
aft, aus Glepslanb, O., oes alsin.
bisbitabls. na4bem er na9 lanserer
SSago Don poli5iften inter Der Be
idulbisuns Der 5rau cine 9aHbtafhe
entriFen gu baben. in Suft eeupmmen
mar. Die Sadie, tpelds bic Gelbs
b0rie entbielt. ipurbe lei Milsr DDr.
gefunben, bod bsitreitet berielbs,
ben Diebftabl ausgsfiihrt gu baben
unb tonn ii9 niht srtldren ipie bie
saide in feinsn 8efs gefommen 1T.
- Durh ben Gifenbabnbeteftip
gpbbington. Der s. II. .. 9dbn, ipurs
be gsitern Der Negsr Ben gurlsp, an
Der @eprge Skabe ipobnbaft. psrbafs
ist, Der in GsIaeini4aft NIT siHen
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Gies nab 3aS. .

Oas s5inanstommiitse bes
Staotratbs belt aeitern cine lGnssre
Gonferens nit ben Gipilbienittom.
mihGren 5oppe unb MtiBa nb
unb bsratbf6lGste iibsr bic Gm.
pfebluus Der aommifaren bns 9s-
bait beg Sipeitsn graminatorsn bon
S12o0 auf $500 pro Subr 3u erb0.
ben. Sas &ommittse III iid in Der
SaAe nod nidt fdliifig seiporben
unb biirfts bic betreffeube Srbinana
am Gisnita5 fuum i'm Siabtruib elm
bertdaen.
Die gipilbienFttommiFion bat
aeitern bi, RsIultate osrIhiebener in
Der lebtsn 3eit itattsebdbtsn Bril-
funeep bstanntecgsbsn unb aus bisfsn
HeIuItotsn erb:l:, bas in peridiebe.
nen '5dlIsn bic betreffsnben Snbaber
Der poiten ole priifunssn an 8eitsn
beftanbsn habsn. Sarrp Wi. Wieies
babn. Der sesenpdrtige Strubenbabn=
inIpettor bat bic priifune fir bieIen
poiten am Riten beItdnben unb bns.
IeI6e gilt bon Der probationsb:umtin
i'm Wuni5ipalseriat 5t[. gHnette
Monn.
- usber bic srspps, ipsl6e BON Der
Reabina Roab nu9 Der MeMiQan
Gtrdbe binauffiibrt. pirb bemnGhit
Gin saubba9 errittei tperben. Sn
.bieism Sinn if eeitern bic 2toOnbale
Smpropsment 4Hociation bena6ri6.
ti9t ipprbsn. 9ie @sreinieung ipollts
gerne cine aontrsttrsppe on Stells
Der psoenndrtieen SplStreppe babeu,
aber bierppn min bic Staot nidts
pifIen, ba Stabtineenieur arua
glnubt, bos binnen tur5sr 3.it bic
geqenipGrtiae Bride al Der McWi[an
Gtrdbe bnr6 sinsn ponitdnbigen
g1eubdu eriebt ipsrbeu mub unb BEL
Der Gelssenbeit iuirb bann bic 2rsps
penfrass ipieber in grfpasuug ge5oseu
iperben.
Der ebemalise poliasilsutnant
Gaiiius W. sSii6er, Der ipdbrenb Der
6unt'Tden @bminiitration gum polis
Siitsn bssrabiert unb bunn psnIionisrt
ipprben mar, bate beim Siaerbeits-
birettOr 3oImes I'm DieDeraHiteIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-21
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itelli iein.
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bes Direttorilms Der alusfslluna.
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sinsetrcffen mar. bate bic Rssisruns
au elmer getb.ilisuns su beipessn Der.
itunbsn.
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ni4t BON ben Deutfden
3erf6rt
Berlin, 20. Rop. qtuf bic Be.
bauptuns Der frans0Ff9sn 3eiiunsen,
bab bic Dtutfhtn bns SdIob goms
pitene 5eritort bdtten, lntfportei iebi
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Rom erfteinsuoen 3eituns .1ribu.
ma. bab bas S9lob ni6t i'm 0erine,
itsn beiddbisi tuorbsn lei. CT fiigt
binsu, bab bic Deutfhen lebr bSfli4
iparsn uno sr ihnen iebr bantbar iei.
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ber beIsifaen 8oms
miffiom
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misunderstanding Bsnsbmsn Der
Deutfhen In gsIgien 81 fammeln, bot
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rabe5u ftrobt. Der 9eridt. Der nnee.
fdbr in bemislben StpI sebaltsn it,
ipie bic friibsrsn 9erifts, oeren grobe
llHipabrbeii bon ben beutihen 9e60rs
ben betpieisn ipupct, fiibri bic ll.bsrs
idrift .Dos Mafasre pon 9aninss
unb bic pliinberuns BON Dinant'.
Sn Dem 8eri9t fpirb bsbauptst, bab
MIN Oorf 1anines msbr als $50 per-
fonsn bon ben Deutiden eridoiisn
iporbsn feisn unb in Sinant mebr aIs
100. s5srner ipirb bebauptst, baB in
Der propins auremburs mshr uls 1000
periOnsH in dbnIi&sr Weife efIdoHm
iporben fsien.