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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-25
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MARINES ARE VICTORIOUS.


N0GALES, ARIZ., APR 25.-A MES
SAGE RECEIVED HERE THIS AT
TERNOON FROM EMPALME, MEN
ICO, OVER A RAILROAD WIRE SAIL
THAT AMERICAN MARINES TOOh
! POSSESSION OF GUAYMAS AMI
EMPALME WITHOUT FIRING A
SHOT. THE MESSAGE CONTAINED
NO DETAILS.
FIRST AIRSHIP TEST.
VERA CRUZ, APR. 25.-AN AERO.
PLANE TODAY ASCENDED FROM
THE BATTLESHIP MISSISSIPPI,
GOT THE POSITION AND DE-
FENSES OF GENERAL MASS FED
ERAL TROOPS AND RETURNED TO
THE BATTLESHIP. THE FLIGHT
WAS A COMPLETE SUCCESS.
CARRANZA In LINE.
Los ANGELES, APR. 25.-.A TEL
EGRAM RECEIVED HERE THIS AZ
TERNOON FROM SENIOR FALEBRA.
MINISTER OF FOREIGN RELATIONS
In THE CARRANZA CABINET, STAT
ED THAT GENERAL sCARRANZA
WAS NEGOTIATING WITH THE
WASHINGTON ADMINISTRATION
AND HAD OFFERED TO GUARAN-
TEE NEUTRALITY ON THE PART
OF THE CONSTITUTIONALISTS
DURING THE TROUBLE WITH
HUERTA. THE MESSAGE WAS AD-
DRESSED TO CONSTITUTIONALIST
CONSUL CARILLO HERE.
MEDIATION OFFER REJECTED.
WASHINGTON, APR. 25.-A COM
OFFER OF MEDIA
TION TO SETTLE THE MEXICAN
HAS BEEN MADE BY
THE GOVERNMENTS OF ARGEN- |
TINE, BRAZIL AND CHILE. THE
OFFER WAS TENTATIVELY RE-
JECTED.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 25.-President
Wilson today signed the military re-
or army volunteer bill.
LOOKS LIKE GRAPEVINE.
MADRID, Apr. 25.-The Madrid
)ress association said they had re-
,eived the following dispatch from
General Carranza today: 81 protest
most energetically against the invasion
# the Americans and tile Mexicans
will unite in the fight against the in .
aders with the last breath. Seven
cen thousand resident Spaniards will :
cooperate with us.
FOUR AMERICANS KILLED. f
VERA CRUZ, Apr. That four c
.mericans were killed at Mexico City
, reported in EIdictamon, local b
eWspaper. The report said that one I
ian was slain at the Y. VI. C. A. h
uilding and three dragged from t
reetcars. :,
MANY REFUGEES COMING. ]
GALVESTON, Apr. 25.-A dozen j
hips are bringing 3O57 refugees from /
exican ports today. Many of the I
sfuges are destitute. The Army, Navy I
i'd Red Cross resources are massed I
ere to care for them. 1
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TORNADO IN ILLINOIS.

KANKAKEE, ILL.,, Apr. 25. Three
villages were razed by a tornado today
which swept through Kankakee and
IrOquis counties. Mrs. HOrtense Col
Inns was killed. One man is reported
to have been fatally injured. No de-
tails of the tornado have been received
as all wires are down.
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VILLA SENDS GREETINGS
STANDS WITH AMERICA
GUARANTEES HIS FRIENDSHIP TO THE UNITED
STATES IN AN OPEN STATEMENT TODAY.
MESSAGE TO AMERICAN PEOPLE
Will Move on Mexico City-AmeriCan Marines Have
Captured Two Points on West Coast of Mexico
Serious at Mexico City,

25.-GENERAL PANCHO VILLA,
THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE TO
THROUGH THE UNITED PRESS:
Personal WITH THAT AMERICA CONTINUE
BLOCKADE VERA CRUZ AND OTHER
THIS WE ARE SURE TO HAVE CONSTITU-
TONALIST MEXICO CITY SOON
PROMISE AMERICA THAT
HUERTA OFFERS FULL AND SATISFACTORY
VARIOUS INSULTS TO THAT GREAT FRIEND
MASSES MEXICAN PEOPLE-UNITED STATES"
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CARDINAL FARLEY SAILS.

NEW YORK, Apr. 25-Cardinal Far
ley was to leave here today on the
North German Lloyd liner Bremen for
Naples whence he will go to Rome on
his regular quintennial pilgrimage to
the Vatican.
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BASEBALL SCORES.

National
Brooklyn, 4; Boston, 0.
Cincinnati, 13; Chicago, |.
American
Detroit, A; st. Louis, 0.
Chicago, O; Cleveland, l.
Federal
Kansas City, 2; Chicago, Z.
st. Louis, 4; indianapolis, 8.
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MAY EXPECT MEDIATION,
WASHINGTON, Apr. 25.-The

WASHINGTON, Apr. 25.-The
United States has agreed to ac-
cept any proper plan which Ar
gentine, Brazil and Chile can
Persuade Mexico to agree to
whereby an honorable settle
ment of matters in dispute are
reachable.
The acceptance transmitted
this afternoon was accompanied
by statement that some act of
aggression on the part Of those
in control Of the military forces
in Mexico might compel the
United States to act promptly
and withdraw the acceptance.
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. By WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD
Copyrighted 1914 for the United
- Press.)
VERA CRUZ, Apr. s5.-Every inter-
iOr city federaIIy controlled in Mex
leo where there are Americans were
holding them as hostages. Except
Nelson O'Shaughnessy, every member
Of the diplomatic party which arrived
last night from the capital privately
expressed the opinion that only an
early advent of United States troops
and Huerta's overthrow would save
the marOoned Americans. Nearly
every town from Vera Cruz to Mex
leo City there are American prisoners.
HUERTA INVADES EMBASSY.
Nelson O'Shaughnessy, his wife and
son, members of the embassy staff and
Consul General Shanklin left the cap
ital at midnight Thursday. At that
time there was a great mob in front
of the embassy. Before their departure
President Huerta sent 200 soldiers to
the embassy to seize 275 rifles and two
machine guns stored there by the
American cOlOnists for use in the event
OF an uprising against them.
O'Shaughness advised the volunteer
guards at the embassy to surrender
the weapons without resistance.
AMERICANS FUTILE PLEA.
At the railroad station members OF
the diplomatic party we're beseiged by
Americans pleading permission to ac-
company them to the coast. Colonel
CarOna, in command OF the party's
Mexican military escort refused all
pleas, On the road Americans crowd
ed the stations at Orizaba, COrdOya
and Jalapa, pleading to be taken
aboard the train. O'Shaughnessy was
helpless to assist them.
CONFIRM THE ARRESTS.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 25-The ar
rests of several Americans at Mexico
City prior to Nelson O'Shaughnessy's
departure was reported by Consul Can
ada of Vera Cruz to Secretary Bryan
today. J.. Starr Hunt, his family and d
several others were taken from the
train before it started. At LaviIIa,
Burton Wilson was arrested. 0
Tells of Conditions.
OShaughnessy's party told Consul
Canada that a reign of terror existed y
at Mexico City. The report that the C
statue of George Washington was G
razed and left lying at the feet of the n
image of Benito Juarez, was con- 0
firmed. The state department has W
been advised that a number OF Amer VI
leans were arrested by Mexican fed tt
erals at Yrepata, between Mexico City c.
and Vera Cruz.
Compare it to Boxer Trouble.
The situation at Mexico City is par
alleled to the situation at Pekin dur is
ing the boxer. troubles Rumors oil III
outrages against Americans in circula- Ill
lion could neither be confirmed nor "
1isproyed while Huerta held the wires. 81
inclined to Discredit Reports.
Officials here are rather inclined to oh
liscredit the reports. Bryan said to- M
lay that he believed Huerta would ra
protect foreigners from actual viol- nm
nee. The president is hopeful. He ho
aid today that he hoped Americans
would take refuge in the embassies.
egations and consulates OF other
ountries which some thought Huerta Ma
you'd be afraid not a protect.
Rush Bluejackets Inland.
Many here feared that drink crazed An
,obs wouldn't discriminate between 4
oreigners. At the navy department
WAS said that If 1t was true that re-
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IDAHO BOYS ARE
EAGER TO FIGHT
SEND TELEGRAM TO GOVERNOR
HAINES OFFERING THEIR
SERVICES FOR WAR.
Reply Received COmplimenting Them
On Their Bravery and Assuring
Them Of Consideration.

Students of the University of Idaho
are ready for war and will be subject
are sent to the front from Idaho. In
reply to a telegram sent to the COVER
nor Wednesday, Captain H. S. Youngs
L. F. Stone, H. j. Adams and F. S.
Gregory have received the following
reply from Governor Haines:
BOISE-Telegram received. Am
certainly proud of tender of such
valued services. Compliment you
on patriotism shown. | feel if
Idaho is called on for troops the
present national guard is clearly
entitled to first consideration. VIII
be glad to consider next the uni
versity boys. L fully appreciate
and thank you for your splendid
proffer.
JOHN M. HAINES,
Governor.
The following is the telegram sent to
Governor Haines by the four named
above:
MOSCOW-We, the undersigned
officers of the University of Idaho
cadet corps hereby offer our sery-
ices to the governor of the state
of Idaho as officers of volunteers
or state militia in case troops are
sent to Mexico A full war
strength company of infantry can
be raised from the university cadet
corps at once.
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Nelson O'Shaughnessy, American
charge d'affaires in Mexico City, tried
his best to show Huerta the serious re-
suits that would follow his refusal to
order salute to the American flag at
Tampico. but failed.
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CONTINUED on Page y
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MANY REFUGEES COMING.

GALVESTON, Apr. 25.-A dozen
ships are bringing 3O57 refugees from
Mexican ports today. Many of the
refugees are destitute. The Army, Navy
and Red Cross resources are massed
here to care for them.
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Gin fsitbarer Srspfen.

Spl9enbe interefunte plauberei tiber
ben aaItulatipuspertb Der alien Weins
Iprten i'm 9nemer Ratbsteller eri6iea
unIGnsit in Der r@ohii6en 3eltung" !:
Die Yremer Sendtpren iino ais erfah.
rene Saufberren getpisste Re6ner.
Sic fiibren iiber ibre SdGbe i'm
RatbstsIIsr, bic Sauff gu ieinen
,pbantaiisn i'm 8remer Ratbsteller"
beeeiitert baben, senau Bud. Dor
allen piro Der Wertb bes bort la
esrnben 1853 Rioesbeimsr san3 fprgz
fam Subr fir Sabr naheerednet. Sm
Sdbre 1853 toItete Elm Stiid RbeiR=
ipein 300 @plbtbalsr. Rad 9erlauf
BON fiinf Sabrsn. ulio 1868 tOitete es.
10 b. 8. Gins duf Gins ssrs6net, 5
b. $. 3inien unb 5 b. $. 2edaae, alio
4S4.5 9olbtbuler. Rehnet man BON
1868 an nur u D. $. 3inlen uHb %
D. s. 2edaee, toifst biefes Stiid Wein
i'm Sabre 100; @oIotbaler 10,075,
1850: GoIotbaIsr 374,6s5, i'm SABRE
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ltcbcrrnmpeltc Eofcripieler.

poliaeisaeutnant Himmo unb Der
poli5iit MeSbane usrnabmen esitern
frib I'm 8 ubr, aIs iie i6re aunbe
md6ten, sin 9erduih Don ppterdips
aus bem SauIs Ro. 410 glart Strdbs
unb als iia purn bic offeneshiir tr1z
ten, fanoen lie uu6 Elm ri6tiges Yotsrs
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9eiissr bes SauIss, Rap Martin, io<
pie orei Gpieler, 2ouis gacetpcco DON
2612 MslrOIe 2lpenue, Waur Walter
pon 1886 So6n Strabe unb SbOmas
Sefiermann BON 1888 So6n Strabe,
lnb nabmsn auberbem bic Chips,
&arten unS S1.45 in 9aar ais 9es
tpeismdterial nit. Die 9lrreitanten,
pelde baIo seeen 9iirsI6aft auf freicn
Sub seiebt purbsn. peroeu iif beute
bor Dem WlunisipaIgeribt gu OeraEtz
pprtsn ha6en unb Ioa bunn feitaeiteilt
perbsn. Of bic poli5ei eir Reht bat,
Elm pptsrIpieI9en ,penn blsieI6e uns
ter ;Sreunben in einem priDdt6dus
ituttfinost, in 10 unoersmoniOler
@siie 81 it6ren.
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8rauitser ssmsb

Gbarlcs g. @ilfon, GOA groTpect
pGace. 2(OonbaIe, bate geItern g1a6-
mittag 8elegenbeit in bas alte, llnz
betpobnte !oaus an Der Gde Der anott
apenus unb proipect place gu 9eben,
UNI ausaufinoen, o6 Der Sturm porz
aeitern Ha6t irgsnb ipel9en S6aben
anaerihtet bate, Bel ietnem @intritt
in ben &eller 'geDabrte sr einen penez
tranten 9eru6 unb nad Der urfa6e
forfhenb, fano er 3u ieinem @ntieben
bic baI6Derpeite 2eiae zines ettpa 40z
idhrioen Wannes, bic iber unb ii6er
nit uHqs8iefer bebedt mar. Gr be-
na6ri3tigte ben qoIi3iIten SSrant
Sobler. Der IeiuerIeits tpieber benz
Coroner bic n6tbige W3elbung auz
qeben lisB. auf be1en 9lnorbnung Der
Goldman, on bem man ni6t mebr
ieben tonnte, OBJ es berjenige eines
peiBen obsr far6igsn Munnes mar,
mad Der Nlpreue geidafft purbe.
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cinnati 5onnorD 60, 423S Dtitdea
apenue, lpnroe in Der borigen gad)t
ourd unbefannte @inbrcder 8oaren
III Mcrtbe BON etpa $15 entuenoct
- Inter benz 8erba6t Sptain pers
fault. rein. buFelbe aetauft au ba6en,
tpuroen geitern 4benb Der 90 idb.
rtge 8ranf Wurpbb, Elm &o6 Dom
Columbia 6Otel. Der % : iG6riae
sSobn Stoder, 949 @arfielo Strabe,
Die % idbrige Opal 6qmer unb bic
Il idbrige 2ouiie Senneifep DON
227 9eorae Strabe, bura bic goli3is
iten Wrigbt unb WcManus perbaftet
uno einltlpeilen i'm poli3eibaupts
quarter feitgebalten, Bis i6re Sdqe
nGber unterIuht perben f0nnen.
Stoder III crit Dor einiaen Sagen aus
bem 9(r6sits6auie. ND er fpesen unaa.
ieBlihen &otuinberfaufs cine ldngere
Breibeitsitrafe Der6iibte, entlaFea
Dorben.
2tGen S6rieDer, 404O Sutton
Nbenue, Rornooo. 6etrduert ben 9erz
luit ieines fSoro 2lutompbils, 2i-
5en5nammer 29620, bag ibm BON unz
betdnnter 6ano bon bem 0ffentlihen
SalteplaB am 9oubernment Squars,
geIto6(en porben 1T. gr 6ena9ri6s
tiate bic goli8ei aeitsrn QbenO ben
bem 9iebitubl.
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Reidbe Bexte
Nadtem Ginbreder ssiterH i'm yrano
SuteI.

Die poliasi ipurbs seiisrn BON einem
beoeutenben Ginbru6sbis6itabl Be-
nd6ri&iisi. benz Ssrr u. 5oruff unb
@attin. pelde an Samjiaa Qlbeno
Don Wonroc, Snb.. sintrafsn unb i'm
@ranb 6ote. abssiiiesen parsn, sun,
Opfsr ssfallen iinb. Tas gbepaar
bate elm 3immer I'm Snsiisn Gtod
inne, nnier bsfen 5cniter iib elm
ilelner S4uppsH befinbet, BON beiisn
Dad aus bic ober Der ginbreder
obHe 3fpeifel seieben babsn. nie bic
geiben ibre S1mudinfeH unb gelb
aispadtsn unb in eine aommobss
S4ublabe legten, tporauf iie iid 3u
Bette begdben.
@dbrenb iis ifliefsn, ipurbe Der
DiebitaH ausaefiibrt, BEL BEN
Shmudfaden TN Wsrtbe Don etipa
5000 icipie Baorsslb gum Bstrdse
pon $50 ben Ginbrsh<rn IN bic SGnSe
fielsn. Inter Den G4mHdiadxn bss
fanb iit Elm Diamant Ring, eins
Diamant Brode, cine 2ln5abl niGt
sinsfabter perkn unb s!n GmsraIbs
Ring. Bon ben GinbrsGern feblt Bis
itbt nod iebe Gpur, .roBbem cine
an3abl Detsitibs NIT beren 9lufipa.
ring bsauftraGt ipprbeu fnb..
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Weiuitter bringt 9iiblmna.
Jn ben abenbitnnOcn Berridtc bes.
balb elm ungemeia reges gebeu.

s5u oie bunostdsti6e Sise, bic uns
felt Dier3ebn 3asen ununterbroder
se3pidt unb geplagt 6at, fllbr qeiteru
gbenb elm Donnerpetter binein, mel
DIES bic gepiinfdte Wirtruq battle. gs
entlub iiH unter iturtem Hegen eiu
Geipitter unb ol5 I9on ldnait biz
Sterne pieber am 6irmament prangs
ten, tonnte am SOri5ont nod INNER
bas Wetterleuhten beo6attet perben.
Dem Resen ging Elm 5iemli9 beftigsr
Winb boraus, Der bic tagnirenoe
auft 5erftreute, fooaB cine aHgenebme
4btiiblung au peripiirsu mar. Gs mar
iibriasHs Der erite Sonutaq in bieiem
Sommer ber Regsn gebra6. 6at.
Den Iusflussortsn bdt es niht ges
ihaoet. benn oabin itrOmtsn bic 2eute
nod in ben fpGten Q6eRbituuben unb
auh auf ben Straben HrriAte reyes
2eben. Der 6 better parf. 3oo 0.
logiihe Gartsn. gonsp
Sslanb, bic 2ublop 2as
goons uno &ollmers 9arten
in Glmfpoob battsn oenn aud cine
aepdltise Nfuder3abl aufsupeiieu
unb madteH CUTE gsi4dfte.
Die Horo beutibe g 9iibenz
.geiel!fhaft bate ss oorse3ogeu,
lire monatli4e 0eriammlung ON ses
itrigen Gage, anitdtt i'm sei6lohenen
Raum. i'm s5reien absubalteu. Die
Witalieber fparer na6 gramlages
Bart in SeoamspilIs qs5ossn, alpo
iid Der Sdisbplas bss 9srsins befin>
bet. Ra6bem besbal6 bic ipenigeH
8sriammlunssseiddits erlsoiet mo-
rem. iibten ii9 bic SaiiseH i'm
Sdeibsnfhiebeu unb be!unbeten
bur8 bic oislen a,rni6iifs, SaB iie
Elm iidsres gluge unb sins feite SaHb
ba6eH. Der 8ersin miro iih nd9ften
Sdmitaa am 9oltsisit, bes Ssutid>
dmeritaniitsn S.sbtpsr6anbs torpos
ratip bstbeilisen.
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Sndt nadl i9rcr Nidltc.

Ssrau amalie Smit6, SIG gredsn,
ridge apenue, 2erington. &p.. erIu6te
aeitsrn abenb mittelit bes 2onsz
oiftanee Sslepbons bic bieiige golis
ssi. na6 i6rer 19id6rigen gli6te
9unts Sones DON 8aIes, gnsIano.
llmItau gu ba!teH. 9ds junee WGbs
den fam am lebteH Oonneritug BON
Gn9tuno in Rsp gort an unb Iollte
qeItern Nafmittdq nit Gem flint llhr
3ua in 2eringtpn eintreffen. Die
Sante srnartste fie. en- 9dbnbofe,
a6er futt oes Mab6ens tonnts lie
MIR peFsn aoffer finben, Der Dor!
nbgsIaocn fporben mar. "a oas MGo.
6en 1ier umfteisen mubte, befiir6te.
bic Sante, baB es pielleiht in uns
re6te 6dnOe serathen 1T uno iih nod
bier befin6et
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9leixe Ysliseiaa hrtdsten.

- Ger 46jabrige Sobn @riff, bon
Der 9uruet slperlle, ipuroe geItern auI
eiHen BON Grace Gople, I'LL Wain
Strabe, eripirftcn SGitbeiebl bin IN
6efpatriam genommen llno lulter Der
oorIduiigen slnflage beS @roBbieb.
ita5lS IN Der Capitalization iilternirt.
- gbtparo gnunert. 5uIcBt in go.
93t Central slpenue mobnbait, lpurbe
auf 9etreiben Ser 9eboroen ppn CUB
lem. ap., in SAT- genomrlen. gr ioll
icine in Der lestereu Staot Dobncnce
5amiIie por einiger 3eit i'm Stid &C.
laiien unh ith ieit Der 3eit ritlt mebr
I'm Steielbe befiinlinert baben.
- 9ie iSarbige sSranees Smitb,
237 8eit Sedite StraBe, ipeIhe iih
beigebcn lieB, 8illiam @entrp, bon
$40 GIm, Strabe, nit einem afeiiar
an attadiren uno ibm eine, ie6ph I'M.
.gefdbrllfe Nun6e beibra6te. ipuroe
geitern unter eittipretenoer Inflage
oerbaitet unb i'm 6rauensefangnib in.
baitirt.
= SinIcp 9lSams. 404 9utIer
Strabe, beridtete geitern Der Boli8ci.
bab ibm aus ieiner i'm oritten Stod.
ruerf gelegenen @obnung elm Slnoue,
iopie feline gaaritait I'M 9etraee BON
ST. aeitoblen tporben feien. slls bes
Giebitnbls pero19tig be5eidniete or
einen sSarbieen gsamens 9ape SIiper,
Der ieitSem peridipunben lit.
- gus bem GtabIiiiement Der Gin.
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Steiner aiianer entlarpt.

Der 11idbrise ar6ie Gamer Don
511a Weit Z. StraBe. Der obns 3ipei.
fel In einem Wdnpelbilber absater
&arriere aemadt bat. tbeilte seitern
@ormitiaa benz poliaiIien Su6er, Der
Jpn an Der 6. StraBe traf. nit. bdB
sr ppn ieinsm Batter NIT So ausses
ididt tporben lei, Inn Gisarrsn gu
tanfen. aui bem Mess babe i'm elm
srcbsr Reger angsbalten, ibn an qr,
men unb siiben seinebeIt unb bnnn
um bas @tlb bsruubt. Suber ndbm
ben suneen mad Der GENERALIZATION,
no ct obne 36osrn feline Rdubsraes
f1idts pisosrbOlts, Der aber ppm bem
bienittbuenbtn 2eutnant tsin Glaubsn
beisemeitn fpurhe. Der Beamte lieb
btr Sungsn uieImebr na9 Sauie
bringen. mo es ih berausitslIte, bab
isin Batter felt msbrsren Sabrsn ni9t
mebr am 2ebsn isi unb Der Sunss bic
@eihi6ts erfunoen battle, mas ibm
bon Ssiisn Der srSiirnien Wutter cine
eet0rige unb 'pobIpsrbiente Sradt
prlgeI sintrus.
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1850: @olbt6alsr 518,223.o9o, i'm
Sabre 1900: @olDtboler 1922, $50 :
600, i'm Sabre 1914: 53,046, 1868, ,110
ober 176, 6,191, ,715,475 Warf. Der
gesenpdrtige Dsrtb trdst bemna9 fir
elm Stiid Is Sbm) 176,191, ,715.475
Mart, fir ein Ohm 22,O23, 1854, 434
Waart fir ein 9isrtel Ohm (45 Sl.l
5,505, ,991, 108 Start, fir cine 5lai4e
g Slider 122, 800, 1853 Mart, fir eiH
@las Q000 5rOpfen) Is, 5,294. .420 Wt.,
fir einen 2ropfen 1924 Wart. Wie
Idmett nun bteier Wetn, DON benz elm
ein5iger Sropfen mebr ais $4,000 Wt.
toitet, bon benz lid Elm 9lGshen bDfz
items Elm ameritanii9sr Wiuiorodr
leiIten tOnnte2 .Udre teine 3ufiil.
lung erfolst, 10 Bate Ii4 Der Roie>
Wein" pie prOf. Or. y. aulii4, Der
2siter Der laubpirtbIdaftli6sn 8erz
iutsitation Gulmar /. g., elmer Der
berDprrasenbiten Wein 4nalptitsr.
eradblt - .lGugit in eine ungenieBbare
Sdure berpanoeln miifsn".
8ei ali biefen alten Weinen III aber
8u bea6teH. Oab lie ia nur tOnierDtr.
perben tOnnen. inoem man nit jiinses
rem Wein auffilt. Gs unterlisst gar
teinem 3peifel, oab 10 alte Weine
meiit iiberlpiesenb aus nd6gefiiatem
Dein beiteben miiiIen. Selbt in su-
ten Sellsrn pirb in Mitte!Fdfern Der
jdbrli9e S6puno 5 D. 8. betrageT.
Re6net man oaau ben @erluft bei Der
Gsllerbebanblung, ben &iifertrunt uHb
GAnli6e tontrollirbare 4bgdnge, 70 TT
unter llmitdnbeu nit 10 b. 8. Der
jdfrliGe NOD nt9t 81 bod aHgeihlGs
gen. Wenn man nun beriidii6ttgt,
odb Elm Nahfiillen in bieiem Wdbe
our6 Sabrbunoerte itattsefunben bat,
baHn tommt man notblpenois gu Dem
S6lub, bab 10 alte Weiue ppn i6rem
uripriingliten Sabrgane nur nod ben
Ramen baben. in ibrer Subitun5 aber
ldngit bIrh iiinsere Subrsdngs sriebt
limb. Die SSrage Der AualitGtsperGns
oerung auf bem Eager 1T aber nod
melt pertpidelter, ais ss na9 bieIer
i9ematiI6en geurtbeilung Der CUB
itan5oerduoeruHsen oBunebmen tpGre.
Sc fDmmt bier namentlih in g.traht,
bab in all bieien alten Wsinen i6liebs
lid eine peitsebenbe Nnreiherung on
S6tpefelidure, @lpaerin u. T. M. ftatts
finoet, ipdbreno anbererieits bic i'm
Wein ia tets tbGtigen Organismsn ner
&onaentration bur6 9erbunftuna bes
Iltobols uno bes WafIers entgegena
ipirten. Sm allsemeinen tonn man
aber annebmen, oaB es cine itlimme
SelbittdaI6ung 1T, ipenn man alaubt.
oab 10 aIts Wetne cine beionoere Qua.
litdt baben miiBten pber aud nur bus
ben tOnnten. sd babe ieinerasit @es
lesen6ett se6abt, bic sr0bten alien
Wsine Oss Rbeingaues gu unteriuden,
unb tann oonah nur iagen, bab mir
ieber jiingere Wttteltpein binIi6tli6
Der Qudlitdt peit Iieber tpSe als bieTe
alien 9etpG9ie, bic nur ais RaritGten
5r beurtbeilen iinb."
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$53,ss2.5s

ge!anntlid bsriibren bic bsutftsn
Turner unb 9urnIsbrsr auf ibrsr
ameritafabri i'm September b. 8. aud
Cincinnati uub etpa 40 BIB 30 6ers
rsn iperbsn an %. unb "a. Ssptsms
ber IN uHferer Gtabt psilsn, nm jit
nit bem aurnbstrie6 in Sdulen uub
Usreinen beiaunt gu MAIDEN. gDis
ii4 bas gebiibri. follsn bic beuti&en
Turner befpirtbet uno unter5dlien
perbeu unb elm Biiraerausf&ub In
81 bieftm 3ped bsreiis in Sbdtiaiei.
setretsn. Infer Sreunb Grnft Weier.
Der nit 9orliebe ben i4spieriaiieu
abeil Der aufsabe auf bic eiaenen
Sdultern nimmt. bat bic aufbrinsuna
Der 5inonsen iibernommen unb ji6
psrgangene Wode in einem Runbs
idrsihH an 6as publiium unb an bic
@ereine setpenbet. Sn Der poIlen
Wirbisuns bes uns aussba9tsn Be.
tuhs bat Der Deutfde aitterarifM
&lub bersangenen Miitno& ffon $25
psrpiIliat unb es fiebi su boffsn, bab
onbere 0ereine unb pribats fid an
Dem alub elm 9.iipiel nebmsn. geb,t
bin unb tbuet bdfslbs!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-27
Gum s,ueiten Wale
GrO6ertr I'D, ssitern Serr Sermann
&peders bic aouissiuiiroe bel ben
9eniifen Sdiiteu.

Die Deutide S6iibsnseIenI4ai
miro i'm IaufsHOsH Sabre ibren bisbe'
risen 40nig beaalteH. beuu Der bisbe:
rise gsberridsr bss 9euti6er
S4iibenrsi9s !6srr 9srmann R5ders
BOT ii9 selssentIia Ses seitsrn in Ser
Wade's 9isrm.ilen Saus itattsebab'
ten a0nissi6iebsus bic a0nigspiiro.
fur Elm fpeitsrss Jdbr geii4ert.
Hatiirli9 piro Der 2Dnis aud iei'
nen bisberissu 6offaat beibebalteu.
namli9 Nls s6nisin, Jrou Ssnrn
Opermann; l. 4biutant, Senrb Ouers
mann uno Grau 8. Bidders; 3peiier
aoiutant. 9srr Ben Jlamm unb Sat
tin.
Die offi3ieas aSnissirSnuns finbet
am Sonntds, benz 80. 4usilit, in
Straub's 9drt.n in Datlep itatt.
Die getbsiliguns on Dem ssitrig.n
a6nigsi6ieber mar cine rsft sablrsis
DE, obI9on Die gsipaltise Sibe naiiirs
lid ni4t obns giHfIiib auf ben Bsiu4
mar unb namsntli9 psridiebens Der
,aeiui9tisen" s6iiben fsrnbislt an
untsrbaltuns mar isood tein Wang.I,
benn Sds riibrige arrdugsmsntstoms
mittee bate in Der umiidtisiten Wsiie
ale Dorbersitungsn setroffen unb auA
oafiir seiorst, oab trOb bes SOnntass
y2iemanb Surit gu Ieibsn brau4te.
lin ben Grfpls Der Wsranftaltuug
ma6tsn ii8 in allersrfter 2inie Die
5erren Sobu Wsrtt uno William
@itte perbisnt uHb tbusn tpuros fir
Die trsffli6sn arrangements aaieitis
ole qrDbts glner,ennung se3oat.